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By the time you read this, Memorial Day will have passed, although I fear many of us will not have seized the opportunity to mark the day in somber and reflective fashion.
Unfortunately, Memorial Day has grown to mark the start of summer, beach going, and shopping – with discounted sales on everything from furniture to carpet and from computer-related gear to outdoor grills.
While we observe Memorial Day and other national holidays, it's vital we make contact with the meaning and context of the observance. It is our history, our culture, our way of life, and therefore our duty as citizens to remember. To do less, is to slowly surrender our birthright as Americans and not only accept but encourage the dismantling of our heritage and traditions that make Memorial Day possible. | {
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This painting is a part of my "People-Spaces" series. Started from mark-making gestures, it developed into a neo-cubist structure that constructs and dissects images and spaces.
This piece is mixed media (acrylic, oil, oil stick) on wood. It's style is related to Cubism, Orphism and early Constructivism (Malevich). It actually strangely resembles the "Partial Sun Eclipse" by Kasimir Malevich.
Main idea that shapes this work: If you want to understand the visible, you have to reveal the invisible that lives inside you.
This piece is ready for hanging. Does not require framing.
This painting is sold. Giclee prints are available. | {
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Mangaluru, July 25, 2016: A notice pasted on all the KSRTC buses that operate in Dakshina Kannada read:KSRTC-BMTC-NWKRTC-NEKRTC employees will hold an indefinite stir from midnight July25, condemning the unilateral decision taken by the state government to increase the wages in a faulty manner. Fulfill our demands. The public should cooperate.
The Dakshina Kannada and Udupi District Council of All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC) has extended its complete support to the indefinite strike by the KSRTC employees. In a press release, AITUC maintained that the salary drawn by KSRTC employees is the least among all other state government employees.
The CPI Dakshina Kannada and Udupi District Committee has also extended it support the strike and condemned the government for taking a unilateral decision about the salary of the employees.
The Mangalore University has postponed the BEd examinations scheduled to be held on July 25 to 27 in the wake of the proposed indefinite strike by Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) employees and declaration of a two-day holiday for schools and colleges. Mangalore University Registrar Evaluation Prof A M Khan has said in a media release.
It is noted that several groups in DK have circulated opinions that since KSRTC caters to the rural areas in transport educational instututions must consider the matter and declare holidays.
Cancellation of tickets Several passengers have cancelled their tickets since talks have failed between the government and the KSRTC employees. Many people approached the ticket counters in KSRTC Bus Station and agents to cancel their tickets on Sunday July24.
Hope the District declares holiday for the school sand college s Tomorrow as the problem faced by the rural students is just unpredictable.
All the district have faced KSRTC strike but not in Udupi and Mangalore. In the city its ok but what about rural areas the rural areas in the District. | {
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On 6 January 2014 MRCE announced that deliveries of the 15 Vectrons on order from Siemens had started, with ten to be handed over during January. The first to be handed over were 193 850, 851, 852, 853 and 870. Here we see 193 852 and 872 at the München-Allach works in December 2013. Class X4 E is MRCE's designation of Vectrons. | {
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Weekend Edition: Obama's High Crimes, Misdemeanors and Lies
By Craig Andresen
The cockroaches of liberalism are scattering wildly as the harsh light of truth shine upon them in the wake of the tyrant King's latest scandal.
In Bowe Bergdahl, Obama set free a terrorist sympathizer, a converted Islamist Jahidi, a deserter and most likely a traitor whose father, Bob Bergdahl, sanctified the white house and recited a victory chant for the terrorists after tweeting to the mouthpiece of a known terror organization that he, Bob Bergdahl, was still working on his behalf.
To secure Bowe Bergdal's "release" from his Taliban "captors," Obama sent five of the most vile and genocidal terrorists in GITMO to Qatar where, supposedly, they will be kept from traveling out of the country for a period of one year.
Upon their arrival in Qatar, the GITMO 5 were hailed as heroes, praised and made into instant celebrities.
One simply has to wonder; now just one week after Obama shredded United States laws to make this move, if the government of Qatar has any bloomin' idea where any one of those 5 former GITMO terrorists is today.
But, liberal/socialists are all wadded up because they think my outrage over this felonious freeing of GITMO terrorists is solely being driven by Fox News and right wing Obama haters.
In fact…nothing could be further from the truth.
Click on link to read full article...
http://www.thenationalpatriot.com/2014/06/08/weekend-edition-obamas-high-crimes-misdemeanors-and-lies/
Posted by Diane Sori at 9:10 AM 1 comment: Links to this post
Biden: "We didn't promise high-paying jobs!"
Kevin Jackson / The Black Sphere
In what is undoubtedly another "foot in mouth" statement by Biden, he explains that he and Barack never promised good paying jobs. Leave it to Biden to look for a loophole. As if you would campaign on getting people low paying jobs?!
Biden defended the economic recovery (that never happened) and admitted that the White House never promised high paying jobs.
"We've grown and made sure no one got left behind. No one got left behind…We didn't guarantee that every new job was going to be a high-paying job."
Click on link to see and hear Joe Biden put hi foot in his mouth yet again...
http://theblacksphere.net/2014/6/biden-didnt-promise-high-paying-jobs
Obama said he would create high-paying green energy jobs, and here is an article where Biden said there are 900,000 green energy jobs because of the Recovery Act (that hasn't recovered anything).
You seen any of those high-paying green jobs? Of course not.
The jobs created in the Obama economy support the Third-World criminal interlopers the Left wishes to legalize. Obama talked about high-tech, and claims that the jobs are out there, but Americans are too dumb to fill them.
The fact is America has a net loss of millions of jobs under Obama, and now Biden needs to backtrack on their record, not only of job creation, but also on the types of jobs they created.
The reason Obama wants to raise the minimum wage is he needs the stats on those crappy few jobs created to look better.
Seattle recently passed the $15 an hour minimum wage. So now every job in Seattle has a $30,000 a year price tag, and that doesn't include benefits.
With benefits and an employee cost about $37,000, when you include $2,295 of matching FICA, $3,000 for insurance, and only TEN vacation and holidays. Do you believe every job in America is worth $37,000?
Wait about five years, as Seattle begins to look like Detroit. When Starbucks tries to get $8 for a cup of coffee, and slowly begins cutting back on workers' benefits. Starbucks will ultimately move to some suburb of Seattle, where they can pay baristas $8, and the world will be back on its capitalist free-market axis.
Jobs Report Reveals Plodding Recovery
Kevin Glass / Townhall Tipsheet
The monthly jobs report prepared by the Bureau of Labor Statistics found that the unemployment rate was unchanged at 6.3%, and that 217,000 jobs were added to the economy. The labor participation rate was unchanged, the BLS reported, at 62.8%.
The economy has been adding a small number of jobs for a long time, contributing to the perception that we're still mired in a subpar economy. As BLS found,
Among the marginally attached, there were 697,000 discouraged workers in May, little different from a year earlier. (The data are not seasonally adjusted.) Discouraged workers are persons not currently looking for work because they believe no jobs are available for them.
April's odd report - in which the economy added 288,000 jobs despite seeing a lot of people drop out of the labor force - was revised downward by 6,000 jobs. All told, jobs added to the economy has been barely keeping up with population growth over the last few months.
Before the jobs report this month, Reuters reported that "the median forecast showing the U.S. economy added a solid 218,000 jobs last month, down from 288,000 in April." The BLS report added basically a median estimate to that forecast.
Obama's Carbon Plan Will Hurt US Poor the Most
The Obama administration on Monday announced a proposal that would cut carbon emissions at existing power plants by 30 percent by 2030 compared to 2005 levels — a move that will have a severe impact on lower-income Americans, an economist warns.
Americans in the lowest fifth of the income distribution spend 24 percent of their income on energy, compared to 4 percent for those in the top fifth, according to Diana Furchtgott-Roth, a former chief economist at the U.S. Department of Labor and a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.
"Obama's new proposed cuts in carbon emissions, in the form of 'cap-and-trade' proposals that were rejected by the Democratic House and Senate in the first two years of his presidency, will raise the cost of energy, particularly electricity, and hit the poor hardest," she writes for Real Clear Markets.
Every state would have to meet its emissions target by ensuring that plants reduce emissions, reducing consumer demand, or investing in renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power.
But electricity from solar power costs twice as much as electricity from natural gas, and this too would raise costs and hurt the poorest Americans the most.
New coal plants would have to employ new technology at a cost of billions of dollars a year for consumers, and many plants would close, Furchtgott-Roth asserts.
According to the Congressional Budget Office, the emissions reduction program would cause job losses in coal mining, oil and gas extraction, gas utilities, and petroleum refining.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell called Obama's plan "a dagger in the heart of the American middle class."
Even the Democratic opponent vying for McConnell's Senate seat, Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, blasted the proposal, calling it "more proof that Washington isn't working for Kentucky," NBC News reported.
Furchtgott-Roth also pointed out that the new costs borne by U.S. energy producers would raise prices on domestic goods and allow foreign producers from countries with less stringent policies (or no policy at all) to charge less for their goods than American producers. This would mean fewer jobs in the United States and more jobs offshore.
She added: "For those concerned about economic growth, poverty, and inequality, cap-and-trade makes no sense, either nationally or regionally."
3 Things Obama Won't Tell You About the Economy
Historic First Ever Islamic Prayers At Vatican Signals Start Of One World Religion
by NTEB News Desk
"And upon her forehead was a name written, MYSTERY, BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH."
"These shall make war with the Lamb, and the Lamb shall overcome them: for he is Lord of lords, and King of kings: and they that are with him are called, and chosen, and faithful." Revelation 17:14
The book of Revelation is quite clear when it discusses the Catholic system in chapters 17 and 18.
The Vatican sitting on seven hills is called the "mother of harlots", a pagan system of worship that has control over the whole world. She is carried by the beast, and is the enemy of God. More than that, she will rule for a period of time with complete power over kings, mighty men and all the inhabitants of the earth. The One World Religion during the time of the Great Tribulation.
"And I heard another voice from heaven, saying, Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not of her plagues." Revelation 18:4
So it is with great interest that we note that the Vatican, which represents 1 billion+ Catholics around the world, and Islam which claims more than 1 billion+ Muslim adherents, have begun to merge and join forces. Al Arabiya reports this:
For the first time in history, Islamic prayers and readings from the Quran will be heard at the Vatican on Sunday, in a move by Pope Francis to usher in peace between Israelis and Palestinians. Holy See officials on Friday said the evening prayers would be a "pause in politics" and had no political aim other than to rekindle the desire for Israeli-Palestinian peace at the political and popular level.
In prophecy, the Pope is not the Antichrist, he is the False Prophet. It will be his job to control the One World Religion, just as it will be the job of the Antichrist to create and control the One World Government. The Antichrist, the False Prophet, and the Beast which is Satan himself, are the Unholy Trinity that the scriptures warn will come. If Pope Francis continues on this path, and there is no reason why he wouldn't, it is highly likely that he is the False Prophet of Revelation. That means that the arrival of the Antichrist is next, and that the Rapture of the Church can happen at any moment.
"Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition; Who opposeth and exalteth himself above all that is called God, or that is worshipped; so that he as God sitteth in the temple of God, shewing himself that he is God." 2 Thessalonians 2:3,4
A 7 Year Peace Treaty is about to be crafted and signed by all parties concerned.This is the goal that Pope Francis is working towards. When will it happen? No one can say. But this is as close to that peace treaty as we have ever been in the 2,000 years since the prophecies were first given. Tomorrow at the Vatican, the Catholic Pope will lead the main representative of Israel and the main representative of Islam in a worship service at the place that the bible calls the "mother of harlots". They all claim to want "peace" at any cost. A peace is coming, but it will be a false peace administered by a false messiah. It will be the time of Jacob's Trouble.
The Times of Israel reports that "According to a statement released by Peres's spokesperson, Abbas, Peres, and Francis will be joined by Jewish, Christian and Islamic religious leaders. The event will feature readings about peace by the clergy from the Tanach, the New Testament and the Quran. Francis will then read religious verses with Peres and Abbas, which the three will have selected for the ceremony."
Yes, we are really that close.
Awwww…Bowe Bergdahl's parents "really, really hurt by backlash" against their traitor son
The former pastor of the parents of a soldier released from Taliban captivity after almost five years said Friday they have been hurt by allegations that he was a traitor and by the outpouring of anger toward their family. "They have been really hurt," said Pastor Phil Proctor of Sterling Presbyterian Church in Sterling, Virginia. "They're trying to keep their heads down."
Notice the MIA headrag Bergdahl is wearing. His son wasn't missing, he was
voluntarily collaborating with the enemy.
ABC News Proctor said Bob and Jani Bergdahl were surprised by interviews they have seen with former platoon mates of their son Bowe Bergdahl. Some of the soldiers told media outlets they didn't support the exchange of five Taliban officials that led to his freedom. (But apparently they weren't surprised about his former platoon mates who were killed and wounded while searching for their scumbag son)
"This very much hit them as a shock and I'm not sure anybody's got the full story," said Proctor, who is urging prayer and compassion for the family. Proctor said the Bergdahls, who live in Idaho, have yet to speak with their son, who is currently recovering at a military hospital in Germany.
Bob Bergdahl, who has a full beard and spoke briefly in Pashto during a White House news conference, has spent the past five years trying to identify with the culture of his son's captors, Proctor said.
"Well the beard thing, and the Pashto, Bob felt from the get-go if there was going to be a diplomatic solution that it was kind of on him to do it," Proctor said. "He felt like as Bowe's father he could reach out and try to speak directly to the Taliban." (So why was he speaking in Pashto AFTER his son was released?)
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Wife of a soldier left paralyzed and unable to speak after risking his life to save deserter/traitor Bowe Bergdahl vents her fury
Why isn't this hero being honored by the Muslim-in-Chief? The wife of a disabled Afghanistan veteran who was injured while searching for Bowe Bergdahl has posted a scathing message against him this week, adding a personal account to the rising protests against the negotiations with the Taliban that lead to Bergdahl's freedom.
UK Daily Mail (h/t Susan K) In a message she posted via Facebook, Shannon Allen, wife of Sgt. 1st Class Mark Allen, wrote 'Meet my husband, injuries directly brought to you by the actions of this traitor. He can't give an account of what went down, because he can no longer speak. Now, which guy is a "hero" again?!? Sick.'
In addition to the message, Allen posted a family picture, showing husband and wife in addition to their daughter. Mark Allen was posed in his wheelchair wearing his dress blues, while their daughter was wearing a graduation cap and gown.
Mark Allen, who is from Loganville, Georgia, was injured when a sniper bullet pierced the armor in his helmet in Kabul, Afghanistan. The bullet entered through his frontal lobe, rendering him paralyzed.
The injury occurred only one month after he arrived to Afghanistan.
Shannon Allen's comments add to the growing surge of public outcry over the circumstances surrounding Bergdahl's capture by Taliban forces, as well as his release.
Five Taliban fighters were let out of detention in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in exchange for Bergdahl's freedom last week. According to critics, Bergdahl deserted his post at a U.S. Army base in the Paktika province of Afghanistan on June 30, 2009. Soliders that served at the same time and were deployed to search for him accuse him of deserting the U.S. Military that night.
'We all served together and we were all in it together over there and he broke that bond by leaving us,' Army Sgt. Josh Korder said on the Today Show on June 3.
The outcry is also gathering online. The Facebook group 'Bowe Bergdahl is a Traitor' currently has over 69,000 likes. The banner on the top of the page shows the pictures of six soliders who died while searching for Bergdahl.
The Facebook page posted Shannon Allen's message, which received nearly 60,000 likes and more than 5,000 comments.
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Dangyang () is a city in western Hubei province, People's Republic of China, lying east of the Gezhouba Dam on the Yangtze River. During the Western Han Dynasty (206-24 BC). Emperor Jing of Han established an administration in Dangyang on an area of . In 1988 the State Council of the People's Republic of China elevated this from a county to a county-level city, and is currently under the administration of the prefecture-level city of Yichang.
Dangyang used to be a strategic point in ancient wars. Sun Bin and Pang Juan, two famous strategists of the Warring States period (475-221 BC) studied military affairs from Gui Guzi at Daxian Cave in Dangyang. The Green Woods Uprising was launched in Dangyang and several battles were fought in Dangyang during the Three Kingdoms Period (AD 220-280).
Today Dangyang is a rapidly growing modern city with a population of over 100,000. While agriculture remains a key industry in Dangyang, industrial production now includes output in the areas of foodstuffs, building materials, textiles, chemicals, electronics, machinery, energy and packaging.
On August 11, 2016, an explosion at a chemical factory in Dangyang killed 21 people and injured at least 5.
Administrative divisions
Three subdistricts:
Yuyang Subdistrict (), Baling Subdistrict (), Yuquan Subdistrict ()
Seven towns:
Lianghe (), Herong (), Yuxi (/), Miaoqian (), Wangdian (), Banyue (), Caobuhu ()
Climate
References
External links
Cities in Hubei
Geography of Yichang
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namespace base {
namespace sequence_manager {
class TaskQueue;
} // namespace sequence_manager
namespace trace_event {
class BlameContext;
} // namespace trace_event
} // namespace base
namespace ukm {
class UkmRecorder;
}
namespace blink {
class MainThreadSchedulerTest;
class WebSchedulingTaskQueue;
namespace scheduler {
class MainThreadSchedulerImpl;
class MainThreadTaskQueue;
class PageSchedulerImpl;
class ResourceLoadingTaskRunnerHandleImpl;
namespace main_thread_scheduler_impl_unittest {
class MainThreadSchedulerImplTest;
}
namespace frame_scheduler_impl_unittest {
class FrameSchedulerImplTest;
}
namespace page_scheduler_impl_unittest {
class PageSchedulerImplTest;
}
class PLATFORM_EXPORT FrameSchedulerImpl : public FrameScheduler,
FrameTaskQueueController::Delegate {
public:
FrameSchedulerImpl(PageSchedulerImpl* page_scheduler,
FrameScheduler::Delegate* delegate,
base::trace_event::BlameContext* blame_context,
FrameScheduler::FrameType frame_type);
FrameSchedulerImpl(const FrameSchedulerImpl&) = delete;
FrameSchedulerImpl& operator=(const FrameSchedulerImpl&) = delete;
~FrameSchedulerImpl() override;
// FrameOrWorkerScheduler implementation:
void SetPreemptedForCooperativeScheduling(Preempted) override;
// FrameScheduler implementation:
void SetFrameVisible(bool frame_visible) override;
bool IsFrameVisible() const override;
bool IsPageVisible() const override;
void SetPaused(bool frame_paused) override;
void SetShouldReportPostedTasksWhenDisabled(bool should_report) override;
void SetCrossOriginToMainFrame(bool cross_origin) override;
bool IsCrossOriginToMainFrame() const override;
void SetIsAdFrame(bool is_ad_frame) override;
bool IsAdFrame() const override;
void TraceUrlChange(const String& url) override;
void AddTaskTime(base::TimeDelta time) override;
FrameScheduler::FrameType GetFrameType() const override;
scoped_refptr<base::SingleThreadTaskRunner> GetTaskRunner(TaskType) override;
// Returns a wrapper around an instance of MainThreadTaskQueue which is
// maintained in |resource_loading_task_queues_| map. The main thread task
// queue is removed from the map and detached from both the main thread and
// the frame schedulers when the wrapper instance goes out of scope.
std::unique_ptr<WebResourceLoadingTaskRunnerHandle>
CreateResourceLoadingTaskRunnerHandle() override;
std::unique_ptr<WebResourceLoadingTaskRunnerHandle>
CreateResourceLoadingMaybeUnfreezableTaskRunnerHandle() override;
WebAgentGroupScheduler* GetAgentGroupScheduler() override;
PageScheduler* GetPageScheduler() const override;
void DidStartProvisionalLoad(bool is_main_frame) override;
void DidCommitProvisionalLoad(bool is_web_history_inert_commit,
NavigationType navigation_type) override;
WebScopedVirtualTimePauser CreateWebScopedVirtualTimePauser(
const WTF::String& name,
WebScopedVirtualTimePauser::VirtualTaskDuration duration) override;
void OnFirstContentfulPaintInMainFrame() override;
void OnDomContentLoaded() override;
void OnFirstMeaningfulPaint() override;
void OnLoad() override;
bool IsWaitingForContentfulPaint() const;
bool IsWaitingForMeaningfulPaint() const;
// An "ordinary" FrameScheduler is responsible for a frame whose parent page
// is a fully-featured page owned by a web view (as opposed to, e.g.: a Page
// created by an SVGImage). Virtual for testing.
virtual bool IsOrdinary() const;
bool IsExemptFromBudgetBasedThrottling() const override;
std::unique_ptr<blink::mojom::blink::PauseSubresourceLoadingHandle>
GetPauseSubresourceLoadingHandle() override;
void OnStartedUsingFeature(SchedulingPolicy::Feature feature,
const SchedulingPolicy& policy) override;
void OnStoppedUsingFeature(SchedulingPolicy::Feature feature,
const SchedulingPolicy& policy) override;
base::WeakPtr<FrameScheduler> GetWeakPtr() override;
base::WeakPtr<const FrameSchedulerImpl> GetWeakPtr() const;
base::WeakPtr<FrameSchedulerImpl> GetInvalidatingOnBFCacheRestoreWeakPtr();
void ReportActiveSchedulerTrackedFeatures() override;
scoped_refptr<base::SingleThreadTaskRunner> ControlTaskRunner();
void UpdatePolicy();
// Whether the frame is opted-out from CPU time throttling and intensive wake
// up throttling.
bool opted_out_from_aggressive_throttling() const {
return opted_out_from_aggressive_throttling_;
}
void OnTraceLogEnabled() { tracing_controller_.OnTraceLogEnabled(); }
void SetPageVisibilityForTracing(PageVisibilityState page_visibility);
void SetPageFrozenForTracing(bool frozen);
// Computes the priority of |task_queue| if it is associated to this frame
// scheduler. Note that the main thread's policy should be upto date to
// compute the correct priority.
base::sequence_manager::TaskQueue::QueuePriority ComputePriority(
MainThreadTaskQueue* task_queue) const;
ukm::SourceId GetUkmSourceId() override;
ukm::UkmRecorder* GetUkmRecorder();
// FrameTaskQueueController::Delegate implementation.
void OnTaskQueueCreated(
MainThreadTaskQueue*,
base::sequence_manager::TaskQueue::QueueEnabledVoter*) override;
void SetOnIPCTaskPostedWhileInBackForwardCacheHandler();
void DetachOnIPCTaskPostedWhileInBackForwardCacheHandler();
void OnIPCTaskPostedWhileInBackForwardCache(uint32_t ipc_hash,
const char* ipc_interface_name);
// Returns the list of active features which currently tracked by the
// scheduler for back-forward cache metrics.
WTF::HashSet<SchedulingPolicy::Feature>
GetActiveFeaturesTrackedForBackForwardCacheMetrics() override;
std::unique_ptr<WebSchedulingTaskQueue> CreateWebSchedulingTaskQueue(
WebSchedulingPriority) override;
void OnWebSchedulingTaskQueuePriorityChanged(MainThreadTaskQueue*);
void OnWebSchedulingTaskQueueDestroyed(MainThreadTaskQueue*);
const base::UnguessableToken& GetAgentClusterId() const;
void WriteIntoTrace(perfetto::TracedValue context) const;
void WriteIntoTrace(perfetto::TracedProto<
perfetto::protos::pbzero::RendererMainThreadTaskExecution>
proto) const;
protected:
FrameSchedulerImpl(MainThreadSchedulerImpl* main_thread_scheduler,
PageSchedulerImpl* parent_page_scheduler,
FrameScheduler::Delegate* delegate,
base::trace_event::BlameContext* blame_context,
FrameScheduler::FrameType frame_type);
// This will construct a subframe that is not linked to any main thread or
// page scheduler. Should be used only for testing purposes.
FrameSchedulerImpl();
void OnShutdownResourceLoadingTaskQueue(
scoped_refptr<MainThreadTaskQueue> task_queue);
void DidChangeResourceLoadingPriority(
scoped_refptr<MainThreadTaskQueue> task_queue,
net::RequestPriority priority);
scoped_refptr<MainThreadTaskQueue> GetTaskQueue(TaskType);
private:
friend class PageSchedulerImpl;
friend class main_thread_scheduler_impl_unittest::MainThreadSchedulerImplTest;
friend class frame_scheduler_impl_unittest::FrameSchedulerImplTest;
friend class page_scheduler_impl_unittest::PageSchedulerImplTest;
friend class PerAgentSchedulingBaseTest;
friend class ResourceLoadingTaskRunnerHandleImpl;
friend class ::blink::MainThreadSchedulerTest;
// A class that adds and removes itself from the passed in weak pointer. While
// one exists, resource loading is paused.
class PauseSubresourceLoadingHandleImpl
: public blink::mojom::blink::PauseSubresourceLoadingHandle {
public:
// This object takes a reference in |frame_scheduler| preventing resource
// loading in the frame until the reference is released during destruction.
explicit PauseSubresourceLoadingHandleImpl(
base::WeakPtr<FrameSchedulerImpl> frame_scheduler);
PauseSubresourceLoadingHandleImpl(
const PauseSubresourceLoadingHandleImpl&) = delete;
PauseSubresourceLoadingHandleImpl& operator=(
const PauseSubresourceLoadingHandleImpl&) = delete;
~PauseSubresourceLoadingHandleImpl() override;
private:
base::WeakPtr<FrameSchedulerImpl> frame_scheduler_;
};
void DetachFromPageScheduler();
void RemoveThrottleableQueueFromBudgetPools(MainThreadTaskQueue*);
void ApplyPolicyToThrottleableQueue();
bool ShouldThrottleTaskQueues() const;
SchedulingLifecycleState CalculateLifecycleState(
ObserverType type) const override;
void UpdateQueuePolicy(
MainThreadTaskQueue* queue,
base::sequence_manager::TaskQueue::QueueEnabledVoter* voter);
void AddPauseSubresourceLoadingHandle();
void RemovePauseSubresourceLoadingHandle();
void OnAddedAggressiveThrottlingOptOut();
void OnRemovedAggressiveThrottlingOptOut();
std::unique_ptr<ResourceLoadingTaskRunnerHandleImpl>
CreateResourceLoadingTaskRunnerHandleImpl();
FrameTaskQueueController* FrameTaskQueueControllerForTest() {
return frame_task_queue_controller_.get();
}
// Create the QueueTraits for a specific TaskType. This returns absl::nullopt
// for loading tasks and non-frame-level tasks.
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits CreateQueueTraitsForTaskType(
TaskType);
// Reset the state which should not persist across navigations.
void ResetForNavigation();
// Same as GetActiveFeaturesTrackedForBackForwardCacheMetrics, but returns
// a mask instead of a set.
uint64_t GetActiveFeaturesTrackedForBackForwardCacheMetricsMask() const;
base::WeakPtr<FrameOrWorkerScheduler> GetSchedulingAffectingFeatureWeakPtr()
override;
void MoveTaskQueuesToCorrectWakeUpBudgetPool();
// Create QueueTraits for the default (non-finch) task queues.
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits ThrottleableTaskQueueTraits();
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits DeferrableTaskQueueTraits();
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits PausableTaskQueueTraits();
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits UnpausableTaskQueueTraits();
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits FreezableTaskQueueTraits();
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits ForegroundOnlyTaskQueueTraits();
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits
CanRunWhenVirtualTimePausedTaskQueueTraits();
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits LoadingTaskQueueTraits();
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits UnfreezableLoadingTaskQueueTraits();
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits LoadingControlTaskQueueTraits();
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits FindInPageTaskQueueTraits();
static MainThreadTaskQueue::QueueTraits InputBlockingQueueTraits();
const FrameScheduler::FrameType frame_type_;
bool is_ad_frame_;
// A running tally of (wall) time spent in tasks for this frame.
// This is periodically forwarded and zeroed out.
base::TimeDelta task_time_;
TraceableVariableController tracing_controller_;
std::unique_ptr<FrameTaskQueueController> frame_task_queue_controller_;
using ResourceLoadingTaskQueuePriorityMap =
WTF::HashMap<scoped_refptr<MainThreadTaskQueue>,
base::sequence_manager::TaskQueue::QueuePriority>;
// Queue to priority map of resource loading task queues created by
// |frame_task_queue_controller_| via CreateResourceLoadingTaskRunnerHandle.
ResourceLoadingTaskQueuePriorityMap resource_loading_task_queue_priorities_;
MainThreadSchedulerImpl* const main_thread_scheduler_; // NOT OWNED
PageSchedulerImpl* parent_page_scheduler_; // NOT OWNED
FrameScheduler::Delegate* delegate_; // NOT OWNED
base::trace_event::BlameContext* blame_context_; // NOT OWNED
SchedulingLifecycleState throttling_state_;
TraceableState<bool, TracingCategory::kInfo> frame_visible_;
TraceableState<bool, TracingCategory::kInfo> frame_paused_;
TraceableState<FrameOriginType, TracingCategory::kInfo> frame_origin_type_;
TraceableState<bool, TracingCategory::kInfo> subresource_loading_paused_;
StateTracer<TracingCategory::kInfo> url_tracer_;
TraceableState<bool, TracingCategory::kInfo> task_queues_throttled_;
Vector<MainThreadTaskQueue::ThrottleHandle> throttled_task_queue_handles_;
TraceableState<bool, TracingCategory::kInfo>
preempted_for_cooperative_scheduling_;
// TODO(https://crbug.com/827113): Trace the count of opt-outs.
int aggressive_throttling_opt_out_count_;
TraceableState<bool, TracingCategory::kInfo>
opted_out_from_aggressive_throttling_;
size_t subresource_loading_pause_count_;
BackForwardCacheDisablingFeatureTracker
back_forward_cache_disabling_feature_tracker_;
base::sequence_manager::TaskQueue::QueuePriority
default_loading_task_priority_ =
base::sequence_manager::TaskQueue::QueuePriority::kNormalPriority;
// These are the states of the Page.
// They should be accessed via GetPageScheduler()->SetPageState().
// they are here because we don't support page-level tracing yet.
TraceableState<bool, TracingCategory::kInfo> page_frozen_for_tracing_;
TraceableState<PageVisibilityState, TracingCategory::kInfo>
page_visibility_for_tracing_;
TraceableState<bool, TracingCategory::kInfo> waiting_for_dom_content_loaded_;
TraceableState<bool, TracingCategory::kInfo> waiting_for_contentful_paint_;
TraceableState<bool, TracingCategory::kInfo> waiting_for_meaningful_paint_;
TraceableState<bool, TracingCategory::kInfo> waiting_for_load_;
std::unique_ptr<power_scheduler::PowerModeVoter> loading_power_mode_voter_;
// TODO(altimin): Remove after we have have 1:1 relationship between frames
// and documents.
base::WeakPtrFactory<FrameSchedulerImpl> document_bound_weak_factory_{this};
// WeakPtrFactory for tracking IPCs posted to frames cached in the
// back-forward cache. These weak pointers are invalidated when the page is
// restored from the cache.
base::WeakPtrFactory<FrameSchedulerImpl>
invalidating_on_bfcache_restore_weak_factory_{this};
mutable base::WeakPtrFactory<FrameSchedulerImpl> weak_factory_{this};
};
} // namespace scheduler
} // namespace blink
#endif // THIRD_PARTY_BLINK_RENDERER_PLATFORM_SCHEDULER_MAIN_THREAD_FRAME_SCHEDULER_IMPL_H_
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This week in the Palestinian blogosphere, bloggers tackled serious issues such as the academical boycott of Israel, checkpoints and Edward Said's mural in San Francisco as well as lighter topics such as a Palestinian swimmer participating in a regional competition in Beit Sahour and other personal stories.
I strongly disagree with the compromise you've reached with the Jewish community which means that Handala with the house key is excluded from the mural. Evidently, in order to appease the Zionists, GUPS has foolishly agreed to a mural which is useless since the heart and soul of Palestine, the sacred and inalienable right to return, symbolized by Handala holding a key, will not be depicted on the mural. Instead of compromising, I wish that GUPS had carefully explained that the Palestinians' right of return is part of international law, as stated in Article 13, Section 2, of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Today, after many had been waiting for over four and a half hours, a group of men ran through the crossing, and did not turn back when the soldiers saw them. As punishment, the soldiers completely closed the crossing to the remaining four hundred people. Because we argued with them, called the Israeli authorities in control of the area and other such things they had to reopen. By the time we left, a few Palestinians took over our job, locating those who needed to cross quickly, and advocating for them with the soldiers. We are growing….
Is it not amusing that the same people who have been stifling free speech of academics even mildly critical of the US should cry 'censorship' when British academics propose a highly nuanced boycott of Israel? Only months after the disgraced charlatan Alan Dershowitz who has been accused of plagiarism both on the Left and the Right, leading a campaign to deny tenure to Norman Finkelstein, we have a new campaign by the Israel Lobby to destroy the career of another academic, Nadia Abu El-Haj, who was unwise enough to write research critical of Israel.
I'm not sure what it will take anymore for people to realize the absurdity of it all. I mean, sanctioning an occupied people for God's sake? Demanding an end to "violence" by those occupied people all while the US shells out another $30 billion in military aid to the world's third strongest army?
And I'm not talking about the US only here. I'm talking about our very own Arab governments who, from day one, bowed in submission to US commands to freeze financial transactions to Hamas. Yes, the world, including the Arab world, has been complicit in the destruction of a society.
That question is raised by an expanding academic, cultural and economic boycott of Israel. The movement joins churches, unions, professional societies and other groups based in the United States, Canada, Europe and South Africa. It has elicited dramatic reactions from Israel 's supporters. U.S. labor leaders have condemned British unions, representing millions of workers, for supporting the Israel boycott. American academics have been frantically gathering signatures against the boycott, and have mounted a prominent advertising campaign in American newspapers – unwittingly elevating the controversy further in the public eye.
A common refrain in the media, and a question among some of my friends, is where are the moderate Muslim voices? I hope it does not surprise anyone, but just because you don't see it in English does not mean it does not exist (MEMRI is shall we say, a tad selective).
I kind of came to a conclusion, well it's more of a thought actually.
I love how Kanafani summed the hardships all Palestinians endeavor -not only physically, but emotionally for the most part- and the fate awaiting everyone who fought against Israel. It makes you shed tears as you feel the events taking place.
On Tuesday I had the pleasure of meeting Sven Lindqvist at the Edinburgh Book Festival. Described by George Monbiot as a 'world changing' author, Lindqvist is an author of many books which chronicle the murderous history of European colonialism, the intellectual impostures that accompanied it, and its enduring effects on the various parts of the world he has visited. A self-proclaimed travel writer, Lindqvist's journeys effortlessly traverse the geographical as well as the temporal dimension of travel.
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Scientific Sidequests was started by a group of biological scientists from diverse fields who shared common interests in games, movies, and shows. Of the many things we enjoyed when together playing a game or watching a movie was hearing and discussing what the others were doing and working on in fields just beyond our own. We each also brought our own perspectives from our disciplines that led to many interpretations of shared experiences. The hope we all have with Scientific Sidequests is to bring those different perspectives to one place and have anyone with a curious mind view the amazing breadth of biology. | {
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The Great Muppet Caper (1981)
January 1, 1981 |
The Muppets are a wonderful creation, but they lose their special quality in "The Great Muppet Caper." They behave like clones of other popular kiddie superstars -- like the basic cartoon heroes they once seemed destined to replace. Jim Henson's original inspiration with the Muppets was to invest them with very real human qualities: Miss Piggy's vanity and insecurity, Kermit's insouciant inquisitiveness, Fozzie's fuzzy desire to be loved, and so on. Then he involved them in situations that revolved around their personalities, so that the kids who watched them could perhaps learn something about human nature. A lot of suspense during a Muppet story depended on how a particular Muppet would feel about something.
That was the approach of many of the Muppet TV episodes and of the original "The Muppet Movie" (1979). This time, though, Henson and his associates haven't developed a screenplay that pays attention to the Muppet personalities. Instead, they ship them to England and dump them into a basic caper plot, treating them every bit as much like a formula as James Bond. This won't do. We don't care about some dumb diamond the size of a baseball, and as Muppet fans we're probably also indifferent to Henson's ambition to satirize old movie genres.
When he gives us a Busby Berkeley-like water ballet starring Miss Piggy, our reaction is complex. We think (a) that kids in the audience won't know what is being satirized and (b) that Miss Piggy's fantasies have become less fun as they reveal less vulnerability. And as for Miss Piggy herself É I really hate to say this, but she's not nearly as appealing in "The Great Muppet Caper" as she's always been before. She is also alarmingly thinner. Are we witnessing the Hollywoodization of Miss Piggy? Is she perhaps beginning to believe her own publicity? She's less vulnerable this time, less touching, with fewer instantly recognizable human frailties.
The movie involves a Muppet expedition to London, a near-affair between Charles Grodin and Miss Piggy, and some missing jewels. It also features some cameo appearances by familiar stars, but Henson seems content that the stars are merely in his movie; he doesn't use them with comic imagination. Example: When the Muppets crash-land in the middle of a British pond, they're greeted by British Airways' TV spokesman Robert Morley. But Morley plays the scene absolutely straight. Here was a great chance to have fun with Morley's TV ads: He could have brusquely informed the Muppets that hotels were $400 a night, there were no theater tickets available, not a single rental car was to be had for miles around, and that, frankly, the British wished their American cousins would stay at home.
The lack of a cutting edge hurts this movie. It's too nice, too routine, too predictable, and too safe.
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Altogether, close to 90 exuberant, inquisitive, and pretty well-behaved students attended one of three 25-minute classes this morning at the Veggie School in Robbins Farm Garden.
We talked about different veggies' origins, the different parts the plant we eat with different vegetables, what kinds of bugs we like and don't like and why, and what were our favorite and least favorite veggies.
Tops in students' favorites were tomatoes and carrots, with onions coming in third. Least liked in general were beets and eggplant, though most everyone agreed that the deep-purple eggplants were among the most beautiful vegetables in the garden.
The few students repeating from last week marveled at how some of the garden's plants had grown, like the three squashes (pattipan, crookneck and zucchini), the cucumbers, and especially the sunflowers, reaching now to almost 9 feet tall. | {
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New super PAC on Arkansas' horizon
by Michael Beckel August 2, 2013 January 28, 2022
Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark.
Super PAC to tout North Carolina House speaker
Vitter's hunt for super PAC cash limited — but watch out, alligators
A new super PAC appears to have its sights set on Arkansas, a state where incumbent Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., is expected to face a contentious re-election challenge from GOP Rep. Tom Cotton, who plans to kick off his Senate campaign on Tuesday.
Paperwork submitted recently to the Federal Election Commission says a new group called "Arkansas Horizon" intends to "raise funds in unlimited amounts" to produce political advertisements independently of any federal candidates.
Nothing in the FEC documents identify which candidates the super PAC plans to attack or endorse, and treasurer David Satterfield did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
Satterfield's past, however, suggests that Arkansas Horizon will tilt Republican.
As a member of the government relations team at Washington, D.C.-based law firm Arent Fox, Satterfield has helped numerous conservative groups comply with federal campaign finance rules, including the super PAC of the Republican Jewish Coalition.
Among the other super PACs for whom Satterfield is also currently listed as treasurer:
Patriot Prosperity PAC, which, in 2012, spent more than $1.4 million on advertisements supporting two unsuccessful Republican candidates in New Jersey — U.S. House candidate Shmuley Boteach and U.S. Senate candidate Joe Kyrillos.
National Horizon, which spent more than $1.2 million ahead of the 2012 election on ads backing GOP candidates such as Reps. David Schweikert and Matt Salmon of Arizona. It also supported Wendy Long of New York, who unsuccessfully challenged incumbent Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand.
Concerned Taxpayers of America, which, in 2010, spent nearly $800,000 on ads aimed at defeating Reps. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., and Frank Kratovil, D-Md. DeFazio weathered the storm, but Kratovil lost to Republican challenger Andy Harris.
Billionaire casino magnate Sheldon Adelson and his wife, Miriam, were major bankrollers of both the Republican Jewish Coalition's super PAC and Patriot Prosperity PAC.
Meanwhile, National Horizon's largest donors last year were billionaires Ronald Lauder, a businessman who served as U.S. ambassador to Austria under President Ronald Reagan, and hedge fund manager Robert Mercer — one of two major funders behind the Concerned Taxpayers of America super PAC in 2010.
When contacted by the Center for Public Integrity, officials at the both the Arkansas Democratic Party and Arkansas Republican Party expressed ignorance about the new Arkansas Horizon super PAC but predicted that the U.S. Senate race would see a flood of spending by big-money groups.
"There's going to be a lot of money spent on both sides," said David Ray, communications director of the Arkansas Republican Party, adding that Pryor has the "unenviable title of most vulnerable senator in America."
Candace Martin, executive director of the Arkansas Democratic Party, argued that super PACs contribute to a "perpetual campaign cycle" while generating a "level of mistrust" among voters.
"A lot of out-of-state interest groups do not have an understanding of the state and misrepresent the state," she said.
Representatives for Cotton and Pryor did responded to requests for comment.
Already, super PACs from beyond Arkansas' state lines have spent more than $500,000 in the state, records show.
Most of that has come in the form of advertisements slamming Pryor from Senate Conservatives Action and Club for Growth Action, both of which are conservative groups based in the Washington, D.C., metro area.
Cotton has also been targeted in a modest buy from the Democratic-aligned, D.C.-based Senate Majority PAC.
For its part, Arkansas Horizon lists its address on FEC filings as Satterfield's office in Washington, D.C.
Michael Beckel
Michael Beckel reported for the Center for Public Integrity from 2012 to 2017. More by Michael Beckel
by Michael Beckel, Center for Public Integrity
<h1>New super PAC on Arkansas' horizon</h1> <p class="byline">by Michael Beckel, Center for Public Integrity <br />August 2, 2013</p> <br /> <aside class="relation packaged"> <div class="relation-inner grid_5 suffix_desktop-large_3 suffix_desktop_1 stacked float-right" data-sigil="relation"> <figure><img src="https://i0.wp.com/static-00-www.publicintegrity.org/files/styles/5col/public/img/AP694177142532.jpg?ssl=1"></figure> <figure><img alt="" width="100%"></figure> </p> <p>Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark.</p> <p>Alex Brandon/AP</p> </div> </aside> <aside class="relation packaged"> <div class="relation-inner grid_4 suffix_desktop-large_3 suffix_desktop_1 stacked float-right" data-sigil="relation"> <section> <header><img src="https://i0.wp.com/static-00-www.publicintegrity.org/files/styles/1x1-1col/public/img/Welcome+to+North+Carolina+2.jpg?ssl=1"><img alt="" width="100%"></p> <hgroup> <h2><a title="Super PAC to tout North Carolina House speaker" href="/2013/05/28/12726/super-pac-tout-north-carolina-house-speaker" target="_self" rel="noopener">Super PAC to tout North Carolina House speaker</a></h2> </hgroup> <hgroup> <h4 class="authors">By <span class="author"><a title="Michael Beckel" href="/authors/michael-beckel">Michael Beckel</a></span></h4> </hgroup> <hgroup> <h4 class="pubdate">May 28, 2013</h4> </hgroup> </header> </section> </div> </aside> <aside class="relation packaged"> <div class="relation-inner grid_4 suffix_desktop-large_3 suffix_desktop_1 stacked float-right" data-sigil="relation"> <section> <header><img src="https://i0.wp.com/static-00-www.publicintegrity.org/files/styles/1x1-1col/public/img/Alligator+Mr+Teeth.jpg?ssl=1"><img alt="" width="100%"></p> <hgroup> <h2><a title="Vitter's hunt for super PAC cash limited — but watch out, alligators" href="/2013/05/24/12715/vitters-hunt-super-pac-cash-limited-watch-out-alligators" target="_self" rel="noopener">Vitter's hunt for super PAC cash limited — but watch out, alligators</a></h2> </hgroup> <hgroup> <h4 class="authors">By <span class="author"><a title="Michael Beckel" href="/authors/michael-beckel">Michael Beckel</a></span></h4> </hgroup> <hgroup> <h4 class="pubdate">May 24, 2013</h4> </hgroup> </header> </section> </div> </aside> <p>A new super PAC appears to have its sights set on Arkansas, a state where incumbent Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., is expected to face a contentious re-election challenge from GOP Rep. Tom Cotton, who <a href="http://washingtonexaminer.com/rep.-tom-cotton-will-launch-bid-for-arkansas-senate-seat-tuesday/article/2533718">plans</a> to kick off his Senate campaign on Tuesday.</p> <p>Paperwork <a href="http://images.nictusa.com/pdf/643/13031100643/13031100643.pdf">submitted</a> recently to the Federal Election Commission says a new group called "Arkansas Horizon" intends to "raise funds in unlimited amounts" to produce political advertisements independently of any federal candidates.</p> <p>Nothing in the FEC documents identify which candidates the super PAC plans to attack or endorse, and treasurer David Satterfield did not respond to multiple requests for comment.</p> <p>Satterfield's past, however, suggests that Arkansas Horizon will tilt Republican.</p> <p>As a member of the government relations team at Washington, D.C.-based law firm <a href="http://www.arentfox.com/people/david-satterfield#.UfvV7dLvtjQ">Arent Fox</a>, Satterfield has helped numerous conservative groups comply with federal campaign finance rules, including the super PAC of the Republican Jewish Coalition.</p> <p>Among the other super PACs for whom Satterfield is also currently listed as treasurer:</p> <ul> <li>Patriot Prosperity PAC, which, in 2012, spent more than $1.4 million on advertisements supporting two unsuccessful Republican candidates in New Jersey — U.S. House candidate Shmuley Boteach and U.S. Senate candidate Joe Kyrillos.</li> <li>National Horizon, which spent more than $1.2 million ahead of the 2012 election on ads backing GOP candidates such as Reps. David Schweikert and Matt Salmon of Arizona. It also supported Wendy Long of New York, who unsuccessfully challenged incumbent Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand.</li> <li>Concerned Taxpayers of America, which, in 2010, spent nearly $800,000 on ads aimed at defeating Reps. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., and Frank Kratovil, D-Md. DeFazio weathered the storm, but Kratovil lost to Republican challenger Andy Harris.</li> </ul> <p>Billionaire casino magnate <a href="http://publicintegrity.org/2012/04/26/8465/donor-profile-sheldon-adelson">Sheldon Adelson</a> and his wife, Miriam, were major bankrollers of both the Republican Jewish Coalition's super PAC and Patriot Prosperity PAC.</p> <p>Meanwhile, National Horizon's largest donors last year were billionaires Ronald Lauder, a businessman who served as U.S. ambassador to Austria under President Ronald Reagan, and hedge fund manager <a href="http://publicintegrity.org/2012/08/23/10748/donor-profile-robert-mercer">Robert Mercer</a> — one of two major funders behind the Concerned Taxpayers of America super PAC in 2010.</p> <p>When contacted by the <a href="http://publicintegrity.org/">Center for Public Integrity</a>, officials at the both the Arkansas Democratic Party and Arkansas Republican Party expressed ignorance about the new Arkansas Horizon super PAC but predicted that the U.S. Senate race would see a flood of spending by big-money groups.</p> <p>"There's going to be a lot of money spent on both sides," said David Ray, communications director of the Arkansas Republican Party, adding that Pryor has the "unenviable title of most vulnerable senator in America."</p> <p>Candace Martin, executive director of the Arkansas Democratic Party, argued that super PACs contribute to a "perpetual campaign cycle" while generating a "level of mistrust" among voters.</p> <p>"A lot of out-of-state interest groups do not have an understanding of the state and misrepresent the state," she said.</p> <p>Representatives for Cotton and Pryor did responded to requests for comment.</p> <p>Already, super PACs from beyond Arkansas' state lines have spent more than $500,000 in the state, records show.</p> <p>Most of that has come in the form of advertisements slamming Pryor from Senate Conservatives Action and Club for Growth Action, both of which are conservative groups based in the Washington, D.C., metro area.</p> <p>Cotton has also been targeted in a modest buy from the Democratic-aligned, D.C.-based Senate Majority PAC.</p> <p>For its part, Arkansas Horizon lists its address on FEC filings as Satterfield's office in Washington, D.C.</p>
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Complete Aquatics Installs a 1250 gallon Rain Harvest System at a Grade School near Collegeville, PA
Royersford, Pennsylvania – As part of an educational seminar for landscape professionals, Complete Aquatics, LLC installed a 1,250-gallon SustainRain® Rain Harvest system in the courtyard of the Spring-Ford Intermediate School in Royersford, PA. The project was made possible by a grant for the school from Pennsylvania American Water and the support of Senn Landscaping, a local contractor from Eagle, PA. The purpose of the event was to give professionals hands-on training in designing and constructing rainwater management structures into the landscape. The SustainRain® Rain Harvest System at Spring-Ford Intermediate will be used to maintain an ornamental pond and vegetable garden also on-site.
The morning began with a brief lecture-style discussion about the interaction of rainwater with the landscape. Joel Kammeraad of Complete Aquatics led the discussion. "Education is our main goal," he reported. "The management and conservation of rainwater is becoming an integral part of land development. We want to help landscape and construction professionals get on the leading edge of efficient and reliable methods of handling rainwater."
Following this discussion, the group took to the school grounds. Using the SustainRain® System, they installed a 1,250 gallon reservoir into the ground. The system will capture rainwater from a downspout from the school's roof, filter it through a SustainRain® Filter basin and store it in the underground reservoir. Overtop the reservoir the group laid a permeable paver patio with three core-drilled bubbling rocks. The bubbling rocks spill right onto the patio, which drains into the reservoir, keeping the water circulated and giving the appearance of a disappearing spring.
Dacia Williams, the math & science teacher in charge of the environmental education facilities, explains how the project came together. "The school administration said we couldn't use an auto-fill system on our pond. In the hot summer the pond needs filled daily, but no one is at the school to fill it. So I asked Steve Senn, who helped install the pond, what we could do. He suggested we hook the auto-fill to a rain harvest system and we applied for funding from Pennsylvania American Water.
"Now, not only will we be able to keep the pond topped off, but we have a renewable source of water for the kids' vegetable garden and new usable space in the courtyard," she said indicating to the permeable patio and bubbling rocks. "Both the pond & garden are used in the science and environmental education programs here and the students are actively engaged in caring for and using them. The rain harvest system will also provide a teaching tool when discussing resource conservation with students."
Complete Aquatics, LLC is a water garden and water conservation distributor that focuses on support and education for the green industry. Steven Senn of Senn Landscaping is a landscape contractor from Eagle, PA and has directed seven community pond-builds for the school district on their various campuses. "I've put in seven ponds for these guys," Steve says. "The kids, parents, teachers and administrators love them, and they've generated some pond jobs for my business, as well."
For inquiries or comments: Joel Kammeraad [email protected] Complete Aquatics, LLC 68 H&S Drive Selinsgrove, PA 17870 888-743-6688
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I casually mentioned to a friend that, if the weather didn't improve substantially (when will the &* sun come out?), I was getting in my car and heading for Key West. She said to let her know, she'd be there. At that moment, I almost threw a toothbrush in my computer bag, loaded up the laptop, and headed for the gas station for a full tank.
This interminable winter (no daffodils, really???), has given me some inspiration, however. I read an amazing YA book years ago about what happens when the moon disappears and the subsequent climate change kills all crops and descends the Earth into freezing darkness. The images are vivid in my mind, to this day. But what happens if the climate change is a gradual chilling, not global warming? It's so subtle, we are in trouble as a planet before we know it. It's not a catastrophic Ice Age, but endless summers of cool rain and pale, sickly grass, wet grain, and sweaters. As a metaphor, it works. Society has grown so hot with conflict, it has to cool down somehow. Mother Earth takes matters into her own hands.
Where this will lead, I'm not entirely sure. But I find the premise is intriguing, and as these things go, people will begin populating this dystopian world and hopefully, tell me their tales. I hope I like them enough to care what happens next.
If not, there's always Key West. | {
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The Pinocchio book is actually public domain, meaning you could even put on your best director face and give it a go. Until then… The Adventures of Pinocchio has been scripted by Peter Hedges and is said to follow the original novel as closely as possible. Another one to anticipate is the seemingly darker adaption by Guillermo del Toro which could prove to be a little more up the street of those who liked Maleficent or even Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland.
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Motorex KTM racers Tye Simmonds, Kade Mosig and junior GMR Motorex KTM racer Dylan Long contested round two of the Australian Supercross Championship at Skilled Stadium, Geelong VIC on 24 October, collecting two class podiums for the event.
The Geelong Super X circuit at Skilled Stadium was an awesome track layout favoured by many of the riders and was flowing with interesting rhythm sections.
"Round two of Super X saw some highs and lows for Motorex KTM Racing Team," said Team Coordinator Glenn Macdonald. "Starting with the positives, who could look past young gun Tye Simmonds' performance to claim his first Pro Open podium with third place, in only his second professional outing in the premier class.
"Tye drew Chad Reed in the man-on-man challenge, which some could say was the short straw, but when the gate dropped Tye took on Reed with no fear in his eyes, leading the sprint lap that determined gate placing in the final, right up the final whoop section, where the fastest whoop rider in the world passed him for the win.
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"The Geelong round also introduced Junior Lites Racing, with GMR Motorex KTM competitor Dylan Long securing a third place on the podium. Dylan rode the KTM 150 SX in three motos placing third in all races, which was his collective results overall for the round.
"Unfortunately it wasn't all positives, and podiums for Motorex KTM Racing at Geelong, with our Pro Lites racer Kade Mosig injuring his knee in the Pro Lites heat race, which sidelined him for the event. Kade Mosig can't take a trick with re-occuring injuries, just when he is looking so strong. Kade put in really impressive performances in practice and qualifying, and was the fastest qualifier in his draw.
"I went into the Junior Lites racing with a shoulder injury that happened at the Junior Nationals about three weeks ago, so I wasn't sure how I would stack up against the competition," said Long.
"I wasn't really sure if I was going to hold up until I went out to race. I chose to ride the KTM 150 SX two stroke rather than my KTM 250SX-F, because I just haven't had much time on the 250. Also, the KTM 150 SX feels a lot lighter, and GMR Motorex KTM Racing thought it would be a good choice given my weak shoulder.
"It is awesome to be on the podium with guys like Chad Reed and Daniel Reardon, but I know I have a lot more to still learn in riding the KTM 450 SX-F, and about the competition at this level, so hopefully we can keep progressing, and chipping away to improve on results and develop my racing.
"I finished fourth in my heat, so I was pretty well placed. Then I took part in the man-on-man challenge, which was one hot lap against another rider. The results from the challenge went toward our grid selections for the finals.
"I drew Chad Reed, and although he got a good jump from the gate, I took advantage of him running wide in turn one. I led for the whole lap until a tiny mistake at the end of the whoops, right before the finish line. Chad got me by half a bike length at the flag. Although I wanted the win badly, I was pretty happy with the challenge, and it really pumped me up for the finals.
"My finals were four races of six laps with a five minute break between each. I got a fifth, and a third in the first two races, and all was looking good for me. I was brought down on turn one in race three, when another rider swerved to miss a tough-block. I lost the front end, and was in second last with Jay Marmont behind me.
"I had to pull over, and kick my front wheel straight because my bike was so bent from the crash. Once I got going, the field had really taken off, so I just knuckled down, and got into a good rhythm. I got back up to 12th, but it put a lot of pressure on me going into the final race.
"My mechanic Kenny Wheeler worked on the bike in the five minute break, and got it as straight as we could for race four. I got a better start this time, and I had a tough battle with Cameron Taylor for a couple of laps, and once passed him I had to chase down Craig Anderson. Ando ended up dropping it, so I moved into sixth. I held that position to finish off the race, which gave me third overall of the round, my first podium in Pro Open racing.
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Q: I want to make a dictionary of trigrams out of a text file, but something is wrong and I do not know what it is I have written a program which is counting trigrams that occur 5 times or more in a text file. The trigrams should be printed out according to their frequency.
I cannot find the problem!
I get the following error message:
list index out of range
I have tried to make the range bigger but that did not work out
f = open("bsp_file.txt", encoding="utf-8")
text = f.read()
f.close()
words = []
for word in text.split():
word = word.strip(",.:;-?!-–—_ ")
if len(word) != 0:
words.append(word)
trigrams = {}
for i in range(len(words)):
word = words[i]
nextword = words[i + 1]
nextnextword = words[i + 2]
key = (word, nextword, nextnextword)
trigrams[key] = trigrams.get(key, 0) + 1
l = list(trigrams.items())
l.sort(key=lambda x: x[1])
l.reverse()
for key, count in l:
if count < 5:
break
word = key[0]
nextword = key[1]
nextnextword = key[2]
print(word, nextword, nextnextword, count)
The result should look like this:(simplified)
s = "this is a trigram which is an example............."
this is a
is a trigram
a trigram which
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A: As the comments pointed out, you're iterating over your list words with i, and you try to access words[i+1], when i will reach the last cell of words, i+1 will be out of range.
I suggest you read this tutorial to generate n-grams with pure python: http://www.albertauyeung.com/post/generating-ngrams-python/
Answer
If you don't have much time to read it all here's the function I recommend adaptated from the link:
def get_ngrams_count(words, n):
# generates a list of Tuples representing all n-grams
ngrams_tuple = zip(*[words[i:] for i in range(n)])
# turn the list into a dictionary with the counts of all ngrams
ngrams_count = {}
for ngram in ngrams_tuple:
if ngram not in ngrams_count:
ngrams_count[ngram] = 0
ngrams_count[ngram] += 1
return ngrams_count
trigrams = get_ngrams_count(words, 3)
Please note that you can make this function a lot simpler by using a Counter (which subclasses dict, so it will be compatible with your code) :
from collections import Counter
def get_ngrams_count(words, n):
# turn the list into a dictionary with the counts of all ngrams
return Counter(zip(*[words[i:] for i in range(n)]))
trigrams = get_ngrams_count(words, 3)
Side Notes
*
*You can use the bool argument reverse in .sort() to sort your list from most common to least common:
l = list(trigrams.items())
l.sort(key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)
this is a tad faster than sorting your list in ascending order and then reverse it with .reverse()
*
*A more generic function for the printing of your sorted list (will work for any n-grams and not just tri-grams):
for ngram, count in l:
if count < 5:
break
# " ".join(ngram) will combine all elements of ngram in a string, separated with spaces
print(" ".join(ngram), count)
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/*
* These definitions are solely for use by the implementation of Xft
* and constitute no kind of standard. If you need any of these functions,
* please drop me a note. Either the library needs new functionality,
* or there's a way to do what you need using the existing published
* interfaces. [email protected]
*/
#ifndef _XFTINT_H_
#define _XFTINT_H_
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include "config.h"
#else /* X monolithic tree */
#define HAVE_STDLIB_H 1 /* assumed since all ANSI C platforms require it */
#include <X11/Xosdefs.h> /* get string.h or strings.h as appropriate */
#endif
#include <stdio.h>
#if HAVE_STDLIB_H
#include <stdlib.h>
#endif
#if HAVE_STRING_H
#include <string.h>
#else
#if HAVE_STRINGS_H
#include <strings.h>
#endif
#endif
#include <ctype.h>
#include <X11/Xlib.h>
#include <X11/Xutil.h>
#include <X11/Xmd.h>
#include <X11/Xlibint.h>
#define _XFT_NO_COMPAT_
#include "Xft.h"
#include <fontconfig/fcprivate.h>
#include <fontconfig/fcfreetype.h>
/* Added to <X11/Xfuncproto.h> in X11R6.9 and later */
#ifndef _X_HIDDEN
# define _X_HIDDEN /**/
#endif
#ifndef _X_EXPORT
# define _X_EXPORT /**/
#endif
#ifndef HAVE_CONFIG_H
# if (FREETYPE_MAJOR > 2 || \
(FREETYPE_MAJOR == 2 && (FREETYPE_MINOR > 1 || \
(FREETYPE_MINOR == 1 && FREETYPE_PATCH >= 5))))
# define HAVE_FT_BITMAP_SIZE_Y_PPEM 1
# else
# define HAVE_FT_BITMAP_SIZE_Y_PPEM 0
# endif
#endif
typedef struct _XftMatcher {
char *object;
double (*compare) (char *object, FcValue value1, FcValue value2);
} XftMatcher;
typedef struct _XftSymbolic {
const char *name;
int value;
} XftSymbolic;
/*
* Glyphs are stored in this structure
*/
typedef struct _XftGlyph {
XGlyphInfo metrics;
void *bitmap;
unsigned long glyph_memory;
} XftGlyph;
/*
* A hash table translates Unicode values into glyph indicies
*/
typedef struct _XftUcsHash {
FcChar32 ucs4;
FT_UInt glyph;
} XftUcsHash;
/*
* Many fonts can share the same underlying face data; this
* structure references that. Note that many faces may in fact
* live in the same font file; that is irrelevant to this structure
* which is concerned only with the individual faces themselves
*/
typedef struct _XftFtFile {
struct _XftFtFile *next;
int ref; /* number of font infos using this file */
char *file; /* file name */
int id; /* font index within that file */
FT_F26Dot6 xsize; /* current xsize setting */
FT_F26Dot6 ysize; /* current ysize setting */
FT_Matrix matrix; /* current matrix setting */
int lock; /* lock count; can't unload unless 0 */
FT_Face face; /* pointer to face; only valid when lock */
} XftFtFile;
/*
* This structure holds the data extracted from a pattern
* needed to create a unique font object.
*/
struct _XftFontInfo {
/*
* Hash value (not include in hash value computation)
*/
FcChar32 hash;
XftFtFile *file; /* face source */
/*
* Rendering options
*/
FT_F26Dot6 xsize, ysize; /* pixel size */
FcBool antialias; /* doing antialiasing */
FcBool embolden; /* force emboldening */
int rgba; /* subpixel order */
FT_Matrix matrix; /* glyph transformation matrix */
FcBool transform; /* non-identify matrix? */
FT_Int load_flags; /* glyph load flags */
FcBool render; /* whether to use the Render extension */
/*
* Internal fields
*/
int spacing;
FcBool minspace;
int char_width;
};
/*
* Internal version of the font with private data
*/
typedef struct _XftFontInt {
XftFont public; /* public fields */
XftFont *next; /* all fonts on display */
XftFont *hash_next; /* fonts in this hash chain */
XftFontInfo info; /* Data from pattern */
int ref; /* reference count */
/*
* Per-glyph information, indexed by glyph ID
* This array follows the font in memory
*/
XftGlyph **glyphs;
int num_glyphs; /* size of glyphs/bitmaps arrays */
/*
* Hash table to get from Unicode value to glyph ID
* This array follows the glyphs in memory
*/
XftUcsHash *hash_table;
int hash_value;
int rehash_value;
/*
* X specific fields
*/
GlyphSet glyphset; /* Render glyphset */
XRenderPictFormat *format; /* Render format for glyphs */
/*
* Glyph memory management fields
*/
unsigned long glyph_memory;
unsigned long max_glyph_memory;
FcBool use_free_glyphs; /* Use XRenderFreeGlyphs */
} XftFontInt;
typedef enum _XftClipType {
XftClipTypeNone, XftClipTypeRegion, XftClipTypeRectangles
} XftClipType;
typedef struct _XftClipRect {
int xOrigin;
int yOrigin;
int n;
} XftClipRect;
#define XftClipRects(cr) ((XRectangle *) ((cr) + 1))
typedef union _XftClip {
XftClipRect *rect;
Region region;
} XftClip;
struct _XftDraw {
Display *dpy;
int screen;
unsigned int bits_per_pixel;
unsigned int depth;
Drawable drawable;
Visual *visual; /* NULL for bitmaps */
Colormap colormap;
XftClipType clip_type;
XftClip clip;
int subwindow_mode;
struct {
Picture pict;
} render;
struct {
GC gc;
int use_pixmap;
} core;
};
/*
* Instead of taking two round trips for each blending request,
* assume that if a particular drawable fails GetImage that it will
* fail for a "while"; use temporary pixmaps to avoid the errors
*/
#define XFT_ASSUME_PIXMAP 20
typedef struct _XftSolidColor {
XRenderColor color;
int screen;
Picture pict;
} XftSolidColor;
#define XFT_NUM_SOLID_COLOR 16
#define XFT_NUM_FONT_HASH 127
typedef struct _XftDisplayInfo {
struct _XftDisplayInfo *next;
Display *display;
XExtCodes *codes;
FcPattern *defaults;
FcBool hasRender;
XftFont *fonts;
XRenderPictFormat *solidFormat;
unsigned long glyph_memory;
unsigned long max_glyph_memory;
FcBool use_free_glyphs;
int num_unref_fonts;
int max_unref_fonts;
XftSolidColor colors[XFT_NUM_SOLID_COLOR];
XftFont *fontHash[XFT_NUM_FONT_HASH];
} XftDisplayInfo;
/*
* By default, use no more than 4 meg of server memory total, and no
* more than 1 meg for any one font
*/
#define XFT_DPY_MAX_GLYPH_MEMORY (4 * 1024 * 1024)
#define XFT_FONT_MAX_GLYPH_MEMORY (1024 * 1024)
/*
* By default, keep the last 16 unreferenced fonts around to
* speed reopening them. Note that the glyph caching code
* will keep the global memory usage reasonably limited
*/
#define XFT_DPY_MAX_UNREF_FONTS 16
extern XftDisplayInfo *_XftDisplayInfo;
#define XFT_DBG_OPEN 1
#define XFT_DBG_OPENV 2
#define XFT_DBG_RENDER 4
#define XFT_DBG_DRAW 8
#define XFT_DBG_REF 16
#define XFT_DBG_GLYPH 32
#define XFT_DBG_GLYPHV 64
#define XFT_DBG_CACHE 128
#define XFT_DBG_CACHEV 256
#define XFT_DBG_MEMORY 512
#define XFT_MEM_DRAW 0
#define XFT_MEM_FONT 1
#define XFT_MEM_FILE 2
#define XFT_MEM_GLYPH 3
#define XFT_MEM_NUM 4
/* xftcompat.c */
void XftFontSetDestroy (FcFontSet *s);
FcBool XftMatrixEqual (_Xconst FcMatrix *mat1, _Xconst FcMatrix *mat2);
void XftMatrixMultiply (FcMatrix *result, FcMatrix *a, FcMatrix *b);
void XftMatrixRotate (FcMatrix *m, double c, double s);
void XftMatrixScale (FcMatrix *m, double sx, double sy);
void XftMatrixShear (FcMatrix *m, double sh, double sv);
FcPattern *XftPatternCreate (void);
void XftValueDestroy (FcValue v);
void XftPatternDestroy (FcPattern *p);
FcBool XftPatternAdd (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, FcValue value, FcBool append);
FcBool XftPatternDel (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object);
FcBool XftPatternAddInteger (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, int i);
FcBool XftPatternAddDouble (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, double i);
FcBool XftPatternAddMatrix (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, FcMatrix *i);
FcBool XftPatternAddString (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, char *i);
FcBool XftPatternAddBool (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, FcBool i);
FcResult XftPatternGet (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, int id, FcValue *v);
FcResult XftPatternGetInteger (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, int id, int *i);
FcResult XftPatternGetDouble (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, int id, double *i);
FcResult XftPatternGetString (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, int id, char **i);
FcResult XftPatternGetMatrix (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, int id, FcMatrix **i);
FcResult XftPatternGetBool (FcPattern *p, _Xconst char *object, int id, FcBool *i);
FcPattern *XftPatternDuplicate (FcPattern *orig);
FcPattern *XftPatternVaBuild (FcPattern *orig, va_list va);
FcPattern *XftPatternBuild (FcPattern *orig, ...);
FcBool XftNameUnparse (FcPattern *pat, char *dest, int len);
FcBool XftGlyphExists (Display *dpy, XftFont *font, FcChar32 ucs4);
FcObjectSet *XftObjectSetCreate (void);
Bool XftObjectSetAdd (FcObjectSet *os, _Xconst char *object);
void XftObjectSetDestroy (FcObjectSet *os);
FcObjectSet *XftObjectSetVaBuild (_Xconst char *first, va_list va);
FcObjectSet *XftObjectSetBuild (_Xconst char *first, ...);
FcFontSet *XftListFontSets (FcFontSet **sets, int nsets, FcPattern *p, FcObjectSet *os);
/* xftcore.c */
void
XftRectCore (XftDraw *draw,
_Xconst XftColor *color,
int x,
int y,
unsigned int width,
unsigned int height);
void
XftGlyphCore (XftDraw *draw,
_Xconst XftColor *color,
XftFont *public,
int x,
int y,
_Xconst FT_UInt *glyphs,
int nglyphs);
void
XftGlyphSpecCore (XftDraw *draw,
_Xconst XftColor *color,
XftFont *public,
_Xconst XftGlyphSpec *glyphs,
int nglyphs);
void
XftGlyphFontSpecCore (XftDraw *draw,
_Xconst XftColor *color,
_Xconst XftGlyphFontSpec *glyphs,
int nglyphs);
/* xftdbg.c */
int
XftDebug (void);
/* xftdpy.c */
XftDisplayInfo *
_XftDisplayInfoGet (Display *dpy, FcBool createIfNecessary);
void
_XftDisplayManageMemory (Display *dpy);
int
XftDefaultParseBool (char *v);
FcBool
XftDefaultGetBool (Display *dpy, const char *object, int screen, FcBool def);
int
XftDefaultGetInteger (Display *dpy, const char *object, int screen, int def);
double
XftDefaultGetDouble (Display *dpy, const char *object, int screen, double def);
FcFontSet *
XftDisplayGetFontSet (Display *dpy);
/* xftdraw.c */
unsigned int
XftDrawDepth (XftDraw *draw);
unsigned int
XftDrawBitsPerPixel (XftDraw *draw);
FcBool
XftDrawRenderPrepare (XftDraw *draw);
/* xftextent.c */
/* xftfont.c */
/* xftfreetype.c */
FcBool
_XftSetFace (XftFtFile *f, FT_F26Dot6 xsize, FT_F26Dot6 ysize, FT_Matrix *matrix);
void
XftFontManageMemory (Display *dpy);
/* xftglyph.c */
void
_XftFontUncacheGlyph (Display *dpy, XftFont *public);
void
_XftFontManageMemory (Display *dpy, XftFont *public);
/* xftinit.c */
void
XftMemReport (void);
void
XftMemAlloc (int kind, int size);
void
XftMemFree (int kind, int size);
/* xftlist.c */
FcFontSet *
XftListFontsPatternObjects (Display *dpy,
int screen,
FcPattern *pattern,
FcObjectSet *os);
/* xftname.c */
void
_XftNameInit (void);
/* xftrender.c */
/* xftstr.c */
int
_XftMatchSymbolic (XftSymbolic *s, int n, const char *name, int def);
/* xftswap.c */
int
XftNativeByteOrder (void);
void
XftSwapCARD32 (CARD32 *data, int n);
void
XftSwapCARD24 (CARD8 *data, int width, int height);
void
XftSwapCARD16 (CARD16 *data, int n);
void
XftSwapImage (XImage *image);
/* xftxlfd.c */
#endif /* _XFT_INT_H_ */
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Boris Johnson was seen at The Queens Hotel in Southsea, on Thursday, June 27. Picture: Sarah Standing (270619-9878)
Fiona Callingham
'CHARISMATIC' and 'confident' were two words used by business owners and residents from around the Portsmouth area to describe potential new prime minister Boris Johnson following his city visit yesterday.
The former foreign secretary assured those attending a business meeting at the Queen's Hotel in Southsea that the UK will leave the EU by October 31.
This prompted praise from audience members concerned about what they believed was an 'uncertain' future.
For Abu-Suyeb Tanzam, the owner of the Gandhi takeaway in Fareham, Mr Johnson was the most experienced candidate for the top job. He said: 'I hope he would be able to bring his experience of being the Mayor of London for eight years to this role, because we need someone experienced if we're going to leave the EU.
'The main problem is the uncertainty we have had over the last three years. We need someone who is a strong leader to get us away from that. However we leave the EU we know it has to be done. My confidence has been built up by seeing Boris today.'
Malcolm Drew, member of the Portsmouth and District Landlords Association (PDLA), agreed. 'I think the whole country wants to see Brexit resolved,' he said.
'He was certainly very confident and charismatic.'
Mr Drew added: 'I asked Boris to commit to a review of Universal Credit and he said it certainly needs looking at. Universal Credit impacts landlords because a lot of tenants are in receipt of it and it's not worked out well so far.'
His peer Irene Strange, founder of the PDLA, was impressed by what she heard. She said: 'I thought Boris came across brilliantly. He was very confident, which is what we need at the moment.'
Semi-retired Philip Lawson, 63, from Fareham added: 'My view is the British public is looking for someone who has got character and leadership skills, like a Winston Churchill figure.
'We need someone who is going to stand up and say "right chaps, this is what we are going to do." Boris is the best chance we have for getting Brexit done.'
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I am so very excited to share this gorgeous backyard wedding from Brooke Courtney Photography! Every detail is breath-takingly effortless and beautiful! I'm in love with the mis-matched bridesmaids' looks and the bride's stunning gown. It is all so perfectly romantic!
We held the wedding at my parents house. My mother and step father suggested the idea soon after we were engaged.Dave and I both agreed that house wedding hold a certain charm and personal story. My parents bought this house 3 years ago but I would certainly call it home. The inspiration really played off of the architecture and landscape of the home. The house is a European ranch style home. We wanted the wedding to look very french countryside/grey garden's. I didn't have any specific colors, mostly greenery and fall blush tones. I did not want to play on all the orange and yellows just because it was the fall.
The bridesmaids picked out their own dresses. The only criteria I had was long,no silk taffeta, and be comfortable wearing it. They are all ineradicable women and i knew they would do a great job!
The most vivid memory is walking down the isle with my grandfather while hearing an acoustic version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow. He was so proud and it felt really magical while we were walking.
Because Dave is a chef we created our own menu. It was a toughie, he didn't want to do another whole pig or anything related to the restaurants he works in. So finally one night after eating a home cooked meal of friend chicken, collard greens and mashed potatoes, I jokingly said "fine, lets just serve fried chicken to everyone". He thought it was brilliant. Its one of our favorite meals to cook. And because we did fried chicken we thought it would only be fitting to have crystal hot sauce for the favors.
Another great memory is the first look. It was so personal and intimate. I am so glad we had that moment to ourselves before anything else began. I will always remember the look on Dave's face when he saw me. And lastly the music. I had so much fun dancing and celebrating during the reception. They band was incredible.
Super super cute! The florals are freakin fantastic and it is so wonderful to see a bride in a short sleeve gown, so refreshing!
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Born In England, she was home-schooled until studying law at Victoria University in Manchester, where she received her LL.B. law degree.
She became an active leader of the women's voting rights movement, adherents then known as suffragettes. In fact, it was an article of the London Daily Mail, reporting on her arrest, that dubbed the term suffragette.
But her mother Emmeline (1858-1928) had founded the movement, and ended up being jailed on 12 occasions (the image below is of mother and daughter sporting prison garb, circa 1908).
Her father Richard Pankhurst was a barrister. In 1904, she applied to Lincoln's Inn for membership to the same bar that had accepted her father.
She was refused because she was a woman!
But her legal training was invaluable to the women rights cause her and her mother administered through the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU).
Christabel wrote:
"The inferiority of women is a hideous lie which has been enforced by law and woven into the British constitution."
In 1905 and 1906, she won prizes for her writings in international law but still could not get into the bar.
in 1912, her own government threatened her with criminal charges of conspiracy. She fled to France and returned to England in 1913.
She ran for Parliament in the first election that women could be candidates: 1918, but she lost, albeit narrowly.
In 1916, England gave the right to vote to women over 30 (and to men over 25).
In 1919, further laws disallowed gender-based prohibitions in regards to the practise of law. But Pankhurst had left any dream of being a lawyer behind.
In 1921, she followed her mother who had left for America in 1913.
Christabel moved to California, joining the church of Second Advent.
Then, in 1926, her and her mother tried to open a tea-house in France but it was a failure.
They retreated to England where her mother died in 1928.
Christabel was grief-stricken. She adopted a little girl, Betty and undertook a popular religious-bent speaking tour.
In 1940, she followed Betty to the United States.
In 1949, a wealthy English widow (Olivia Durand-Deacon) died and in her will, she had made a provision for Pankurst. This annual payment left Pankhurst comfortable for the rest of her days.
She died in Los Angeles in 1958.
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Azine ist der Oberbegriff für sechsgliedrige, heterocyclische Verbindungen mit ein bis vier Stickstoffatomen im Ring, etwa Azin(e), Diazine, Triazine und Tetrazine. Für Azin und die Diazine sind meist Trivialnamen zugelassen: Pyridin, Pyridazin, Pyrimidin und Pyrazin. Azine sind heteroaromatische Verbindungen und mit ihren Derivaten und Hydrierungsprodukten als Naturstoffe weit verbreitet. Dies trifft besonders für Pyridin- und Pyrimidinderivate zu, die sich etwa als Alkaloide, Vitamine und Nucleinsäuren in der Natur finden. Azine sind polare, gut wasserlösliche Verbindungen und schwache Basen, deren Basenstärke mit zunehmender Anzahl von Stickstoff-Atomen abnimmt.
Etwas verwirrend ist die Bezeichnung der Phenazin-Farbstoffe, der Phenoxazin-Farbstoffe und der Phenothiazin-Farbstoffe als Azin-Farbstoffe.
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Taking vitamins and minerals each day is what maintains a healthy body. Carbohydrates are your body's fuel, but vitamins and mineral nourish your body and help essential processes run smoothly. Be sure you and your loved ones eat a healthy, whole foods diet and supplement with a high quality of vitamins and minerals. Keep reading to learn some more about eating right.
Make your diet more healthier and balanced by getting the proper amount of minerals and vitamins each day. Ideally, you should be eating a minimum of five to seven servings of veggies and fruits everyday. Also, be sure you incorporate some protein in your diet. If you can't do this, add vitamins and minerals to your day.
Calcium helps you have stronger bones. Your body needs vitamin D, though, to properly absorb the calcium. You can get vitamin D many ways, including sunlight, food, and supplements. Your body will easily absorb calcium when you receive these things.
Try scheduling supplements that have fat around mealtimes to take them with food. Vitamins K, A and E are among those vitamins that need to be taken with food. They also work better when the food you're eating with them also contains fat.
Many people notice body aches but aren't sure why. A good supplement might be the answer. Vitamin E and fish oil are a great way to make muscles feel better as they aid in softening them when they are taut or strained.
Iron is essential for producing red blood cells. Oxygen is carried throughout your body by red blood cells. Since women require more iron than men, vitamin supplements formulated especially for women have higher levels of iron. Iron deficiency often causes exhaustion and breathing problems.
Maintaining a healthy body is within your reach now that you read good tips about the importance of vitamins and minerals. Nutrition is important to everyone on the planet. Keep these tips in mind to keep your family healthy.
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In 1957 Sacred Melody opened on Salina Street. The owners, Charlotte and Wesley Skinner started out selling Bibles, books, and records. At a bus stop nearby, people could hear music coming from the store. Charlotte and Wes's dream was to have a gathering place for the Christian community. They purchased the current plaza where Sacred Melody is now located. Soon they opened a bowling alley and put a Noah's ark in the store. Today, there are still people asking where the ark is. The Skinner's son John took over the store shortly after his parents purchased the plaza. John Skinner's son Stephen started working at the store when he was just 10 and became manager when he was 20. In 1999, Stephen and Katrina were married and came back to work in the store as it was on the verge of bankruptcy.
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B-movie influences on "Space Zombies!"
Over the past few weeks on social media (Facebook and Instagram), I have been revealing some of the B-movies that have inspired the novellas I wrote in "The Trilogy of Horrifically Half-Baked Ham", starting with Space Zombies! I thought I'd go ahead and compile those posts here... 📽
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The most obvious, to me, at least, is "Plan 9 From Outerspace" and it's influence over almost 100% over the feature film I produced/directed/co-wrote/edited "Space Zombies: 13 Months of Brain-Spinning Mayhem!", and therefore the novelette adaptation and first book in the trilogy, "Space Zombies!" 👽🧟♂️
Summary of "Plan 9" from Wikipedia: Plan 9 from Outer Space (originally titled Grave Robbers from Outer Space) is a 1959 American independent black-and-white science fiction film, written, produced, directed, and edited by Ed Wood, that stars Gregory Walcott, Mona McKinnon, Tor Johnson, and "Vampira" (Maila Nurmi), and is narrated by Criswell. The film also posthumously bills Bela Lugosi as a star (silent footage of the actor had actually been shot by Wood for another, unfinished film just prior to Lugosi's death in August 1956). Plan 9 from Outer Space was released theatrically in 1959 by Distributors Corporation of America (then credited as Valiant Pictures). 🎥
The storyline concerns extraterrestrials who are seeking to stop humanity from creating a doomsday weapon that could destroy the universe. The aliens implement "Plan 9", a scheme to resurrect the Earth's dead, referred to as "ghouls". By causing chaos, the aliens hope the crisis will force humanity to listen to them. If not, the aliens will then destroy mankind with armies of the undead. 🧟♂️🧟♂️🧟♂️🧟♂️🧟♂️🧟♂️
Plan 9 from Outer Space played on television in relative obscurity until 1980, when authors Harry Medved and Michael Medved dubbed it the "worst film ever made" in their book The Golden Turkey Awards. Wood and his film were posthumously given two Golden Turkey Awards for Worst Director Ever and Worst Film. It has since been retroactively described as "The epitome of so-bad-it's-good cinema"[2] and has gained a cult following.[3] 🎞
Yet another "Space Zombies!" influence is "Bride of the Monster", another film by Edward D. Wood Jr. Yes, "Plan 9 From Outerspace" is the bigger influence on "Space Zombies: 13 Months of Brain-Spinning Mayhem!", but you could say almost all of Ed Wood's works had a say in the making of my parody B-movie.
From the Turner Classic Movies website film article, by Jay S. Steinberg: "Acknowledging Bride of the Monster (1955) as the most lavishly mounted work in the portfolio of cult favorite director Edward D. Wood Jr. (1924-1978) would be akin to recognizing the smartest of the Three Stooges. While the production values may have been on a par with a serviceable "B" picture, there's still plenty of the shaky continuity, stilted dialogue and eccentric performances that posthumously earned the transvestite tale-spinner his curious niche in cinema appreciation…"
Fun, ridiculous and boring—sometimes all at the same time—this B-movie is worth your time if you're into that sort of thing…otherwise, you may only want to take in some clips.
Producer: Edward D. Wood, Jr., Donald E. McCoy
Director: Edward D. Wood, Jr.
Screenplay: Edward D. Wood, Jr., Alex Gordon
Cinematography: Ted Allan, William C. Thompson
Film Editing: Warren Adams
Music: Frank Worth
Cast: Bela Lugosi (Dr. Eric Vornoff), Tor Johnson (Lobo), Tony McCoy (Lt. Dick Craig), Loretta King (Janet Lawton), Harvey B. Dunn (Capt. Tom Robbins), George Becwar (Prof. Vladimir Strowski).
BW-68m.
Another B-movie with a major influence on "Space Zombies!" (in this case, the third part, called "Space Zombies: The Incredible Duel-Headed Cat Freak!")..."The Thing with Two Heads"...a particularly wacky film from the 70s starring Ray Milland, Rosey Grier, Don Marshall, Roger Perry, Kathy Baumann, and Chelsea Brown. Directed by Lee Frost. 🎥
From the Rotten Tomatoes site: "In this sci-fi horror movie with comedic elements, a racist transplant surgeon (Ray Milland) learns that he's dying of cancer. He's recently performed some revolutionary experiments with a gorilla (special effects guru Rick Baker), by attaching a second head to the gorilla's body and removing the first one after the second has grown firmly into place. Now he wants to replicate the experiment with a human body, by grafting his head onto another person's frame. This way, he reasons, he'll be able to continue his medical and scientific work unabated. When he comes to after surgery, however, he's horrified to find out that his..." head has been grafted onto the body of a black man. Can these two heads learn to get along? Silliness and a minorly renowned soundtrack ensue. 🍅
The Los Angeles Times had this to say: "every bit as preposterous as it sounds. It is also utterly hilarious, and any picture that can point up the absurdity and cruelty of racial prejudice with such incessant laughter deserves respect. Indeed, this American International release is a well-calculated, competently made exploitation picture that offers lots of fun." 😄
"The Beast of Yukka Flats" is another influence on "Space Zombies!" and something I discovered because Tor Johnson, professional wrestler and one of the stars of "Plan 9" was in this truly bad film. It has its fun moments, though! 🎥
A succinct summary by Jonah Falcon on IMDb: A defecting Russian scientist is transformed by an atomic test into a hulking monster (Tor Johnson, of course). Not much else except some people are killed, boys get lost, and a rabbit sniffs Tor's corpse. This film was used for Mystery Science Theater 3000.
More from Wikipedia: The Beast of Yucca Flats (released to television as Atomic Monster: The Beast of Yucca Flats) is a 1961 B-movie horror film written and directed by Coleman Francis. It was produced by Anthony Cardoza, Roland Morin and Jim Oliphant.[1][2]
The film stars Swedish former wrestler Tor Johnson as "the Beast". It starred Anthony Cardoza, Coleman Francis and Jim Oliphant in bit parts, as well as Conrad Brooks in a very small role. Director Francis cast his two sons (Ronald and Alan Francis) in the film as the two lost boys.
The plot concerns a Soviet scientist named Joseph Jaworsky (Tor Johnson), who defects and flees to a Nevada Test Site called Yucca Flats, only to be turned into a mindless monster by atomic radiation, stalking the desert. The film has very little dialogue and most of the speech is done by omniscient narration.
Some critics have characterized the film as one of the worst science fiction horror films made, and one of the all-time worst films of any kind, even suggesting that it may be worse than Ed Wood's legendarily bad Plan 9 from Outer Space.[3] In 1995, the television comedy series Mystery Science Theater 3000 featured The Beast of Yucca Flats, helping the film develop a cult status. | {
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Back in November, with our ears still ringing after a triumphant two-night stint at the Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow, we vowed to catch the Mary Chain again. Their Psychocandy tour that took in only London, Glasgow and Manchester was so well received that a second leg was announced. We caught them on the only Scottish date of the tour.
I am not a fan of the Corn Exchange. I've been to gigs where it has been hard to hear the band such is the quality of the PA and the chatter of the crowd. I had second thoughts about coming to this but I didn't want to miss a band that I hold in such high regard. One of Britain's greatest bands and easily Scotland's finest. With this, the only Scottish date I took a chance. It paid off.
The Reid brothers and the rest of the band walk on stage, William plugs in and Jim announces that they will play a short opening set, leave for 2 minutes and return for Psychocandy, their seminal LP released in 1985. Like the Velvet Underground and Nico album, Psychocandy is one which has gained further acclaim as time has gone on. The band warm up for the Psychocandy set with a mini best of set which opens with the gorgeous April Skies, their top ten hit from 1987. It hasn't aged at all and is a great opener. The sound seems to subtly increase after every song and by Reverence, the band seem to be more laid back and deliver a more relaxed opening onslaught than I've heard from them before. Upside Down is dripping in feedback as we'd expect.
The Psychocandy set recreates the album in all its glory. The Spector touches of Just Like Honey get the album underway. Each and every song is embraced by the Edinburgh audience. The woman in front of me dances throughout in an unorthodox manner but surprisingly doesn't miss a beat. There are folk here who weren't even born when the album was released. It is gratifying to see the Mary Chain being so well received. If you'd have asked Jim and William in '85 if they thought they'd be playing Psychocandy live to an audience 30 years on then they'd probably have said yes given their (justifiable) self belief. However I can imagine that they are delighted to be doing that.
In A Hole is cranked right up and along with Never Understand and Inside Me are the highlights for me. Jim thanks the audience several times throughout the set, and he seems to address the crowd more than you would expect.
Something's Wrong has a real groove before It's So Hard brings the album and the gig to a close. A triumphant gig. I was surprised by the quality of the visuals and the sound but the Mary Chain did have a squad of technicians on the mixing desk. I take my hat off to them for capturing the band at their very best in a venue with a mixed reputation.
For me, the band actually surpassed their Barrowlands performance from 3 months ago and they cemented their place at the top of my best Scottish band ever category.
The Jesus And Mary Chain's website can be found here. They are also on Facebook and Twitter. | {
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The court of Casablanca recently sentenced the leaders of the mass movement known as Rif Hakris to 20 years in prison. They were involved in protests which engulfed the Rif region of Morocco, and were found guilty of participating in a non-authorized protest. The charges were diverse, some of which included compromising state security, conspiracy and sabotage.
It is vital we understand the context of the protests, which centred around the city of Al Hoceima. Protests broke out just after the tragic death of Mr. Mouhssine Fikri. A local fishmonger who was crushed to death in a garbage truck after jumping in the back in protest of confiscated merchandise which was deemed illegal.
Mr. Fikri was a leading figure of the local informal fish economy. This, he managed through dubious dealings. He routinely smuggled protected species such as swordfish, which fetch very high prices from ranked restaurants and hotels in the Tangier Tetouan Hoceima region. By taking part in this dubious business, the Mr. Fikri accrued profits amounting to 7000usd. His tragic death generated immense emotions among the local community and other cities in Hoceima province. People came out in huge numbers to protest and mourn the death. Protests intensified when unemployed youth rallied to the call of one Mr. Nasser Zefzafi, to denounce the socio-economic conditions in some of the city's suburbs.
Notably, the Moroccan Government dispatched high ranking officials in the same week of protests to the city and surrounding towns in the province to open dialogue on existing conditions and to assess the execution of development projects that had been inaugurated in 2015. The local authorities (elected through local elections and nominated by the King), including local grassroots leaders were also involved in round the clock discussions to ease the turmoil. Their efforts were in vain.
In response, the King of Morocco – who still holds substantial executive and legislative powers – ordered the head of the Audit court of the Kingdom to begin investigations over allegations of corruption and mismanagement of public office. This led to the dismissal of 5 Ministers based on concrete findings of the Audit court. As for the protests, separatist slogans were chanted as they intensified and garnered even more support from energetic, underage unemployed youth.
Efforts to thwart government efforts at sustainable development were instigated by Mr. Zefzafi. A protagonist of hate speech during the protests. Businesses were forced to shut down in solidarity with strikes and a significant number of children did not attend school for the rest of the year. In addition, police dorms in the town of Imzouren were burnt down while personnel were asleep. Protesters blocked roads to bar rescue services including fire fighters and paramedics from accessing the scene to save lives. The highlight of the disdain against the Kingdom occurred when a disappointed and angry Mr. Nasser committed a serious breach of the criminal code by stopping Friday prayers at a local mosque. This is in light of Morocco's resilience as a model Islamic secular state. The mosques are exclusively opened for prayers unlike other MENA states.
Mr. Nasser, who was on the run for a few days, was arrested after a warrant was issued by the office of public prosecution in Al Hoceima. As reported by the media, he was transferred by helicopter, although this was never verified, to the headquarters of the National Police Brigade in Casablanca. Despite these occurrences, he was arrested and charged according to the provisions of the criminal code of Morocco.
Although these protests show that there is still a long way to go, the Kingdom of Morocco has been going through deep, trans-formative economic and social reform. I will explain more about the Rif protests and Morocco's judiciary reform in two following articles.
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Biomedical Research Newsletter from AMSNY: December 2018
Weill Cornell Medicine Awarded $9 Million Prestigious Grant for Mantle Cell Lymphoma Research
Weill Cornell Medicine has been awarded a five-year, $9 million Program Project Grant (P01) from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to better understand how and why patients with an aggressive and incurable form of lymphoma initially respond to treatment, only to relapse over time. The findings may enable investigators to develop superior therapies that are effective, well tolerated and tailored to individual patients with mantle cell lymphoma. Take a closer look.
NYU School of Medicine Releases Largest-Ever Open-Source Dataset to Speed Up MRIs Using Artificial Intelligence in Collaboration with Facebook AI Research
NYU Langone's Department of Radiology, through the NYU School of Medicine, is releasing the first large-scale MRI dataset of its kind as part of fastMRI, a collaborative effort with Facebook AI Research (FAIR) to speed up MRI scans with artificial intelligence (AI). Take a closer look.
Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons: Untangling Alzheimer's Disease
Initially, scientists thought Alzheimer's was a simple, straightforward problem to solve. "We hoped that there would be one big mutation [that caused the disease] and everything would be fixed," says Richard Mayeux, MD, the Gertrude H. Sergievsky Professor of Neurology, Psychiatry, and Epidemiology and chair of neurology at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. Take a closer look.
SUNY Upstate Medical University: Researchers Find the First Risk Genes for ADHD
A major international collaboration headed by researchers from the Danish iPSYCH project, the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Massachusetts General Hospital, SUNY Upstate Medical University, and the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium has for the first time identified genetic variants which increase the risk of ADHD. Take a closer look.
Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons: The Science Behind a Soft Caress
Touch – to scientists – remains our most enigmatic sense. The cells and molecules underlying our senses of vision, hearing, smell, and taste have been known for 50 or more years, but the fundamental machinery used by mammals to detect touch is just beginning to be identified. Take a closer look.
NYU School of Medicine: Reliance on 'YouTube Medicine' May Be Dangerous for Those Concerned About Prostate Cancer
The most popular YouTube videos on prostate cancer often offer misleading or biased medical information that poses potential health risks to patients, an analysis of the social media platform shows. Led by researchers at NYU School of Medicine and NYU Langone's Perlmutter Cancer Center, the study of the 150 most-viewed YouTube videos on the disease found that 77 percent had factual errors or biased content in either the video or its comments section. Take a closer look.
Weill Cornell Medicine: Study Reveals New Role for Methotrexate in Fighting Cancer
A study of the dual pathways that process the essential vitamin folate by Weill Cornell Medicine investigators unexpectedly revealed a new way the cancer drug methotrexate works and may suggest strategies to boost its cancer-killing effects. Take a closer look.
Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences at University at Buffalo: Can Drugs for Type 2 Diabetes Benefit Patients With Type 1?
A University at Buffalo researcher who did the first pilot studies on how drugs developed for Type 2 diabetes patients might benefit adults with Type 1 is launching a major, interventional study with 114 patients in Buffalo, New York and Glasgow, Scotland. Take a closer look.
Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University : Study Reveals Pregnancy-Associated Deaths Involving Opioids More Than Doubled
The opioid crisis in the United States appears to be gravely affecting more pregnant and postpartum women. In a study of pregnancy-associated deaths of women from 2007 to 2016, researchers found that mortality involving opioids either during pregnancy or up to one year post-pregnancy more than doubled during that time. Take a closer look.
Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences at University at Buffalo: In Buffalo Emergency Departments, a Better Way to Treat Opioid Use Disorder
An innovative, cost-effective program at more than a dozen hospitals in Western New York provides medication-assisted treatment to opioid use disorder patients in emergency departments (EDs) and rapidly transitions them into long-term treatment at a community clinic, all within about 48 hours. Take a closer look.
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai: Sanofi, Sema4, Mount Sinai Collaborate on Largest Asthma Study of its Kind
Sema4, a patient-centered predictive health company, and the Mount Sinai Health System today announced the launch of a five-year collaborative study with Sanofi designed to provide new insights into the biological mechanisms and other factors implicated in asthma. Take a closer look.
New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine: Saving the Hearts of Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease
Cardiovascular disease is the most common cause of death for patients with chronic kidney disease. As kidney function decreases, vascular calcification (the accumulation of calcium salts in the tissue of blood vessels) increases and causes arteries to lose their elasticity. Take a closer look.
Albany Med Pediatrician Offers Insights for 'Selecting Appropriate Toys for Young Children in the Digital Era'
With the holiday season in full swing, young children are bombarded with television ads promoting this year's trendiest toys and electronic gadgets. In a clinical report issued by the American Academy for Pediatrics – to be published in the January 2019 issue of the journal Pediatrics – an Albany Med pediatrician offers some important advice for parents concerned with appropriate toys to purchase for their young children. Take a closer look.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine: Study Identifies How Hantaviruses Infect Lung Cells
Hantaviruses cause severe and sometimes fatal respiratory infections, but how they infect lung cells has been a mystery. In today's issue of Nature, an international team including researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine reports that hantaviruses gain entry to lung cells by "unlocking" a cell-surface receptor called protocadherin-1 (PCDH1). Deleting this receptor made lab animals highly resistant to infection. The findings show that targeting PCDH1 could be a useful strategy against deadly hantavirus pulmonary syndrome(HPS). Take a closer look.
New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine: Mouth Guards Get a Digital Upgrade and Aid Concussion Study
The word "concussion" can conjure up images of a football quarterback getting sacked on the field or two soccer players colliding heads on the pitch. But concussions are a risk in all sports-including lacrosse. To make the sport safer for players everywhere, NYIT Center for Sports Medicine partnered with the men's lacrosse team on a pioneering study to understand the effect hits have on players. Take a closer look.
Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University: When NBA Players Tweet Late at Night, They Play Worse Basketball
A new study to be published online in the journal Sleep Health reveals that late-night social media use by NBA players is linked to poorer next-day performance on the court. The study builds on preliminary research from 2017 about players who posted late-night tweets. Take a closer look.
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai World's First Cannabis Chromosome Map Reveals the Plant's Evolutionary History
Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD), bioactive substances produced by cannabis and sought by medical patients and recreational users, were created thanks to ancient colonization of the plant's genome by viruses, which researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and the University of Toronto report that they have identified for the first time. Take a closer look.
CUNY School of Medicine: Research Day 2018
Over 30 posters were presented at the CUNY School of Medicine's annual student research day held on November 14, 2018. Medical students eagerly sharing their projects and discoveries with the campus community as their faculty mentors proudly watched. A wide range of projects were discussed and included innovations in medical education, neuroscience, cancer, and population and community health issues. Many of these research projects were sponsored by Lipkin, Rudin and Davis scholarship funds. Take a closer look.
Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra Northwell: Bioelectronic Medicine Researcher Awarded $1.4M NIH Grant
Zucker School of Medicine professor of medicine and Feinstein Institute for Medical Research investigator, Larry Miller, MD, has received a one-year, $1.4 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to develop and test a non-invasive method that accesses nerves in the chest and abdomen. Take a closer look.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine Receives $172 Million in NIH Funding in Fiscal Year 2018
Capping off another successful research year,faculty members at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, part of Montefiore, received $172 million in funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in federal fiscal year 2018. (Einstein also received an additional $5.4 million from select federal agencies, including the Food and Drug Administration and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, which is administered through the NIH). Take a closer look.
New York Medical College: Dr. Abraham is at the Cutting Edge of Obesity Research
With 74 percent of the U.S. male population and 67 percent of the female population considered overweight or obese, America's obesity epidemic is considered by many, the greatest health challenge our nation has yet to face. As obesity rates continue to rise, so does the focus on obesity research, and at the cutting edge of this research is Nader G. Abraham,Ph.D., Dr. H.C., FAHA, professor of medicine and pharmacology. Take a closer look.
Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra Northwell: Dr. Stacey E. Rosen Receives Women in Cardiology Mentoring Award
Stacey E. Rosen, MD, vice president for the Katz Institute for Women's Health at Northwell Health and professor of cardiology at the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, was honored with the "Women in Cardiology Mentoring Award" at the American Heart Association's (AHA) 2018 Scientific Session in Chicago on November 10. Take a closer look.
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Q: How to Point a directory to open on Server IP address as URL on Apache Web Server? I am using Latest Ubuntu Linux and Apache2 Web server. I have made my Home directory as a Root directory of the Web server. Here I put multiple websites in different folders like
home/site1/
home/site2/
And they load on Browser like this
http://123.456.789.102/site1
http://123.456.789.102/site2
So now what I want to do is, I have one more directory as
home/mainsite/
And I want it to load when I directly use this URL in browser
http://123.456.789.102
Other thing about this site is, it is built using Symfony framework. So after configuration, the site will load using this URL
http://123.456.789.102/web
So next I have to do some configuration to remove /web from URL
I am not good at configuring Apache server files. So if anyone can guide me out, that would be very helpful.
Thanks in Advance
A: this should solve your problem, you should not use your IP/site directory, instead point a domain to that directory
some basic configuration
for main domain
main.conf file at /etc/apache2/sites-available/ directory wit
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName MAINDOMAIN.COM
DocumentRoot /home/mainsite/web
ServerAlias www.MAINDOMAIN.COM
<Directory /home/mainsite>
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
create a symlink to the site with this command
ln -s /etc/apache2/sites-available/main.conf /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/main.conf
for a subdomain
subdomain.conf at /etc/apache2/sites-available/
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName SUB.DOMAIN.COM
DocumentRoot /home/site1
ServerAlias www.SUB.DOMAIN.COM
<Directory /home/site1>
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
create a symlink for it.
ln -s /etc/apache2/sites-available/subdomain.conf /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/subdomain.conf
and finally restart apache2
service apache2 restart
this are just basics, take a look at links below for more information
Ubuntu Help
Ubuntu 11.04 server guide
Apache2 guide
edited after the comment of olivierw, thanks
hope it helped
A: You may use an alias here:
Alias /site1 "/home/site1"
<Directory "/home/site1">
Options FollowSymlinks
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
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Tough Times For President Trump
Filed under: General — Dana @ 6:29 pm
Look, can't this guy catch a break?! After all, he just wants to golf in peace. Not only has he had to contend with his baseless election fraud claims getting laughed out of the courts while a stubborn pandemic that simply will not quit keeps hogging the his spotlight, and now, of all things, it looks like there's a SHORTAGE OF 24-KARAT GOLD, MARBLE AND LOUIS XIV FURNISHINGS! Will his nightmare never end:
His mood darkened as soon as he walked into his members-only club Mar-a-Lago, three days before Christmas, according to multiple sources. The changes to his private quarters, many of which were overseen by his wife, first lady Melania Trump, were not to President Donald Trump's liking, and he was mad about it, according to a source familiar with the President's response.
Several weeks in the works, the renovations, undertaken to make the approximately 3,000-square-foot space feel larger and updated in preparation for the Trumps' post-White House life, didn't appeal to Trump's aesthetics, according to his reaction. Trump was also displeased with other renovations at the property, the source said, not just in the living space.
"He was not happy with it," said the source, who noted several loud, one-sided conversations with club management almost immediately ensued.
NOTE: It was Melania Trump, and her interior decorator, Tham Kannalikham, who selected many of the details on the renovations, however, not Mar-a-Lago staff, a fact of which Trump was well aware.
Tough times.
Maybe this will cheer him up. Even if it leaves the rest of us scratching our ungilded heads:
President Donald Trump has come out on top as Americans' most-admired man for 2020, according to Gallup's annual survey, ending former President Barack Obama's 12-year run with the title.
This year's poll results mark the first time Trump has won most-admired man on his own, after last year tying with Obama for the title…18 percent of the U.S. adults surveyed named Trump when asked which man "living anywhere in the world they admire most," while 15 percent named Obama…
41 Responses to "Tough Times For President Trump"
SMDH.
Dana (cc9481) — 12/29/2020 @ 6:30 pm
As I noted in the other thread, but hey it's a different source for the same information, that we're behind on our vaccine roll out.
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/12/biden-condemns-trump-for-falling-short-on-vaccine-rollout.html
But as you say Trump has different priorities:
1) Staying president come what may, elections be damned,
2) Interior decorating
3) Golf.
Not necessarily in that order.
Victor (a225f9) — 12/29/2020 @ 6:36 pm
Because an anonymous source gives a CNN story that extra oomph of credibility.
beer 'n pretzels (478ca6) — 12/29/2020 @ 6:52 pm
If only he could be buying new million dollar plus properties and wind surfing with tech billionaires.
Hoi Polloi (139bf6) — 12/29/2020 @ 7:21 pm
Dana,
please watch this video and then decide if your current topic is what is worthy of your focus.
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2020/12/youre-talking-to-a-desperate-man.php
President Trump is no longer President in less than a month. This tyranny isn't ending. What should the owner do? What should his employees do? What should the health inspector do? What should the cops do? What should citizens do?
Slavery or freedom?
NJRob (eb56c3) — 12/29/2020 @ 7:35 pm
Clearly the owner of Bread and Barley doesn't contribute enough to the Democrat Party.
Gallup is engaging in a clear case of massive polling fraud. The evidence is OBVIOUS!
The government needs to confiscate Gallup's polling machines and re-run this stolen poll.
Paul Montagu (77c694) — 12/29/2020 @ 8:07 pm
SHORTAGE OF 24-KARAT GOLD, MARBLE AND LOUIS XIV FURNISHINGS!
What about the red wallpaper, tasseled lamp-shades, upright piano, and Jasmine for the girls? Were those taken care of?
nk (1d9030) — 12/29/2020 @ 8:09 pm
I really wonder what methodology Gallup uses to determine the "most admired man". I mean, its only an 18 percent plurality here. Maybe they just don't tabulate the numbers of those who dislike Trump.
IMHO, the heavy gold gilded decor in Mar-A-Lago and in Trump's penthouse residence in Trump Tower is so over the top, to where it detracts makes the whole decor itself considerably less upscale than in other high end residences with much more minimalist decor. Just my two cents.
HCI (92ea66) — 12/29/2020 @ 8:24 pm
My favorite part about Biden's criticism of Trump's handling of the vaccine rollout is that we're hearing promises of 100 million vaccines in the first 100 days coming from a guy who served in the Administration who couldn't manage to build a workable website for the Affordable Care Act even though they had four years to do so. Mr. Biden says that "This is going to be the greatest operational challenge we've ever faced as a nation but we are going to get it done. It's going to take a vast new effort that is not yet underway." Because if there is one thing a Democrat who has spent a half-century in Washington DC knows how to do, I suppose, is cut through red tape and make the bureaucracy into a streamlined functioning machine. (Yes, I am rolling my eyes right now.)
But hey, I hope I am entirely wrong about the Biden Administration and they prove to be an amazing model of efficiency and alacrity. I'm just not going to bet on it.
JVW (ee64e4) — 12/29/2020 @ 8:48 pm
Regarding Trump's decorations at Mar-a-Lago, I guess someone is going to be hanging out at Restoration Hardware pretty regularly come January 22.
Did Trump "cut through red tape" when he dithered for a month while the development of a Covid test was being botched?
Is Trump "cutting through red tape" right now? Between golf and watching Fox?
Well, according to this and this they did ultimately loosen CDC restrictions. Would the Obama Administration political appointees have been willing to overrule the permanent bureaucrats and professional in-fighters? It seems kind of unlikely to me considering the reverence he seems to have had for bureaucratic protocols and processes (do you think they made health care procurement and management easier or more complex?), but who knows. Will the Biden Administration? Again, I hope we never have to find out.
So you think that for a month Obama would have simply not cared that much that testing was a debacle? And you base that on the Affordable Care Act?
Let alone actively downplaying the seriousness of the pandemic, and discouraging wearing masks? Obama's administration left an actual plan for pandemics on Trump's desk, which, the leftist rumor is got thrown in the trash.
Victor (a225f9) — 12/29/2020 @ 10:58 pm
Nah, Obummer and HWB, plus Reagan's ghost would have looked at those first 10k deaths and said "where's my 9 iron". Because… It's not like someone has been tweeting recently about the 300k deaths from H1N1, 500k from Ebola, and a full 1M people from SARS. Or maybe recent history exists, maybe that plan people keep talking about that Obummer left next to the toilet was a public document.
If only there was a network that interconnected people from distances and held the vast store of knowledge of mankind. Imagine that world, if only. Maybe there could be a service crawled over the network and kept track of everything, like a spider, you could then just ask the spider 🕷️ to search for you. Spiders are icky, call it robot that chugs away on the network, an engine, if you will. A search engine, kind of a bad brand name though,with all millions of billions of pieces of information, heck a googol.
Imagine searching a googol's worth of data to just find a tidbit of information, maybe news,from the recent past to check.
What a world, if only.
Colonel Klink (Ret) (1367c0) — 12/29/2020 @ 11:52 pm
https://nypost.com/2020/12/29/congressional-staffers-next-to-receive-covid-19-vaccine/
Unelected officials more important than the elderly and high risk citizens. Some animals are more equal than others.
NJRob (0248b2) — 12/30/2020 @ 7:19 am
the renovations, undertaken to make the approximately 3,000-square-foot space feel larger and updated in preparation for the Trumps' post-White House life
The world's largest, and costliest, padded cell…
Dave (1bb933) — 12/30/2020 @ 7:21 am
That's a no-brainer. It's easy for a person of character, intellect, education, and patriotism to be elected President. For a New York sewer rat who but for his daddy's money would be short-changing customers at nudie shows, it's downright remarkable.
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President Trump angered by Melania's Mar-a-Lago renovations, sources say @KateBennett_DC reports
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I didn't watch this. Was there a segment by chance on China jailing a COVID whistleblower and journalist Zhang Zhan over her reporting or was that somehow overlooked because of the new drapes at Mar a Lago? @Jaketapper
harkin (8fadc8) — 12/30/2020 @ 8:06 am
I do appreciate harkin's point. News about China's government, their success infiltrating a congressional office, their brutality against the press, that does seem far more important than some minor embarassing story about Trump.
It's the same reason Trump managed to get elected. His trashy life is entertaining to the people who watched paternity test reality shows, so it's easy for the media to never stop. It's a bizarro version of the royal family.
I'm interested in what plan the administration had to get the vaccines out there. Regadless, it is awesome that millions of vaccines have already been administered to Americans. The frustration to get your vaccine will encourage more folks to take it when they get a chance. If in a month or two most elderly have been vaccinated, that could really slow down most of the tragedy. I know to a lot of people this is important because it either proves Trump bungled the roll-out or succeeded in getting us the vaccine, but we all know he wasn't all that involved, and we all know the election is over. It's important to focus on the positive. This vaccine is an honest surprise success.
Dustin (4237e0) — 12/30/2020 @ 8:46 am
Don't you remember the photos of Trump hunched over his lab bench with his array of test tubes, scales, centrifuges, reagents, Bunsen burners, and beakers?
Rip Murdock (d2a2a8) — 12/30/2020 @ 9:25 am
Especially when Melania (she goes by one name now) was third behind Michelle Obama and Kamala Harris.
…. it is awesome that millions of vaccines have already been administered to Americans.
Only 2M+ versus a planned 20M in December. OWS has a lot of catching up to do.
Somehow I missed Trump's personal comments about the Nashville bombing.
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) announces that he will back Trump's coup when electoral votes are counted.
Louis XIV? Trump is closer to https://www.exploring-castles.com/europe/germany/ludwig_ii_of_bavaria/.
Louis XIV? Trump is closer to Mad King Ludwig
Dave, this is good as it gives us a list of whom to primary.
Todd Akin wasn't this crazy.
No, he wasn't. He just had a "foot in his mouth" moment that you knew at the end of that interview he'd wanted back.
I'm disappointed that Hawley would go down this path, but I get it from a political perspective as Missouri is still a Trumpy state. I still see freaking Trump rallys here….
whembly (c30c83) — 12/30/2020 @ 10:08 am
This, and #5, make the point that there are indeed more important stories out there (that should concern us, and do). However, given that our host allows guest writers free rein to decide what we want to write about, I believe that anything involving Trump is newsworthy and I'm going to write about it. Even if it appears to be silly. However, in this case, it's not just silly. The report of Trump's behavior is consistent with his historical behavior: When he is unhappy with results, he throws a fit. He then proceeds to blame the wrong people for his disappointment. And then he threatens/pressures to fire them. We are seeing this same pattern of behavior play out on the major stage with his refusal to accept the election results, barking at the wrong people, and having a fit that the results are not to his liking. So even though it may seem like a throwaway post, it is yet another reflection of Trump.
(Not to belabor the point, but there are some matters that require far more time to research than what I might have available. I put this post up at 6:30 last night between making dinner and working on some local political issues. Sometimes the availability of time and energy just isn't there to do justice to certain complex issues that are happening. My hope is that the weekend open thread helps with said limitations.)
Dana (cc9481) — 12/30/2020 @ 10:26 am
Here is the CNN segment on the jailed journalist that harkin's tweet buddy, Stephen L. Miller, at comment 19 "missed". https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/28/asia/china-journalist-zhang-zhan-intl-hnk/index.html Could you tweet it to him, harkin?
Just Google "Zhang Zhan". You'll find more stories than anybody who voted for Trump could count. From news media large and small, print and electronic.
Stephen L. Miller's snark comes out of Trump's diaper. As usual.
Mad King Ludwig, from the Visconti film starring Helmut Berger. Romy Schneider reprises her career-making role as Sissi, but doesn't appear in this clip.
Berger's Ludwig has a visible awareness of being not up to the responsibility, which is quite un-Trumpian. But Ludwig was Trumpian in being more interested in the aesthetics of his position than in the pedestrian details of governance — rather the opposite of Franz Josef (Sissi's husband).
Radegunda (b6cc34) — 12/30/2020 @ 11:02 am
@32 — I'm wondering how I managed to hear about that Chinese journalist if nobody was talking about it.
That most admired man and most admired woman is tilted toward celebrity and always produces what sound like strange results.
Barack Obama was winning it every year till 2018 – in 2019 he was in a tie with Trump.
Sammy Finkelman (69aa73) — 12/30/2020 @ 11:25 am
As I wrote in a comment about music, I would be worried about myself if I started equating best with most popular.
I think "most admired" is a great measure of personality cults.
R.I.P. Dawn Wells, who played Mary Ann on Gilligan's Island😪
Icy (6abb50) — 12/30/2020 @ 12:11 pm
No, that's where Ghislaine Maxwell is staying.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/28/nyregion/ghislaine-maxwell-bail.html
In arguing against her release to home confinement, federal prosecutors contended that Ms. Maxwell did not have it so bad. She is released from her cell for 13 hours a day, has her own shower, phone and exclusive use of two computers — and even her own television, they wrote.
"Those conditions set her far apart from general population inmates," prosecutors wrote, "not to mention other inmates in protective custody."
Sammy Finkelman (69aa73) — 12/30/2020 @ 12:13 pm
Mary Ann died of COVID.
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Ep. 44 - The 1980's
September 11, 2021 Rock Talk Happy Hour Episode 44
New Romantics/Alt Rock
One Hit Wonders/MTV
Boy Bands/Other
Rock en Espanol
Sep 11, 2021 Episode 44
This episode, we discuss the music of the 1980's! We talk about the popular and emerging rock/metal genres on the 1980's, as well as the popular bands/artists of the 80's per genre.
And... Happy Birthday, Frank! Cheers!
See Chapter Markers for genres!
Spotify playlist for Episode 44: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4jwvztV0oCjEI6f7MHAmpX?si=8aeff2c7c16c452f
Hello, everyone, welcome to rock talk happy hour. My name is Mario here with Kimberly Britt and Frank why you laughing? I don't know. The podcast well craft music so every episode we try different craft beers, we write them, we discuss them and sometimes we learn a little bit about them all while talking music related topics. Frank was today's music related topics
through music related topic is the 1980s. Yes. Finally,
yeah, it's been 10 years. Yeah, cuz we Yeah, we so we did 1970s last episode for those of you don't know. And we're going through until we get to 2010s. And then once we do that, we're going to do a couple episodes, and then we'll hit Episode 50. Um, but I guess the first thing to say to start off the episode is Happy birthday, Frank. It's Frank's birthday episode. My birthday. So Happy birthday, man.
Thank you. Thank you. Hope this is a fun episode for you. And I hope we have fun stuff to drink. Well, yeah, yeah, I'm looking forward to it. And also, you know, the 80s is one of my favorite areas suite of music. So yeah, it all just aligns. Okay.
All right, guys. So to start the episode off, we usually have, say like three little segments. One, yeah. Now it's three. Yeah. One is, what are we drinking, where we just talk about what we're drinking. To kick off the episode, we just go around real quick before we get into the beers later on. second segment is hangover, our hangover segment, which is when we talk about things from last topic that we didn't get to bring up between last episode and now. And then our third little topic is bruisin news or whatever you want to call it. News in case you guys have any beer or music news. So first off, I guess, what are we drinking? Right? What are you drinking? What are we drinking?
What are we with? Awesome. Oh, yeah. So since it's my birthday tonight, I want everybody to share a drink with me. Yes. It is a non alcoholic wine from surely wine. sparkling rosae and think last episode, we had their their white wine was good. Really, really good. Yeah. Like, you know, impressively good, impressively good. Yeah, it tastes like the real thing. And the same with this one. Surely wines, the rosae. I had some last night just to, you know, pre party. And it was really good. I really liked it. Again, it tastes just like the real thing. So yeah, we should we should. Okay. Cheers. Cheers. Yeah. And like to birthday boy fashioned drinking straight from the bottle. Yeah. I missed your like ringer. Thank you. Oh, that's really good. Thanks. Good. That's very close. I've never had like rosy rosy so. Oh, really? Yeah, I've had it once or twice, but it's good. Pretty good. Yeah, it's good. And my whole thing with wines when I when I used to drink wines, is I was really picky about them. Because I like I like the sweet stuff. And this one's got a nice little sweet flavor to it. It's a little it's a little sour, but also but also sweet. Yeah.
What do you rate it?
I give it a five. Okay, cool. It's really good. All right, I'll leave that rating just for you. Okay, um, who wants to go next?
Oh, no. Something else. You are
going over here. I am to drinking bourbon.
I am drinking karbach breweries love street light, which I haven't researched. But I just recently saw it showing up in the stores. It was just love street for a long time. And now they have a light one. Which is cool. It's 96 calories and three carbs. And it's down to 4.2% alcohol from I think 4.9 is what regular love Street has. So it's definitely lighter and flavor. It's not you know, it's no longer it's quite love st anymore, but it's it's definitely a heck of a lot better than most light beer. So that's pretty All right. It's only like St. Louis. Yeah. Like st not love st anymore.
What do you rate it Brit? Give it a four, four. Okay. I guess you want to taste this on me. So this actually tastes pretty good. This is from untitled art. We've had a few of their beers before. They usually do a lot of collaborations with other breweries. They're from my favorite place. waunakee Wisconsin. This is a this is a Pilsner and it's called crispy Pilsner. Um, I like pilsners this is it says crispy and like it tastes crispy like it tastes bubbly. Um, I give it a five omelette. Kim tasted and let's see what she thinks about it. So I like it's pretty good. It doesn't have a weird bitterness to it. Oh, maybe we'll maybe Kim tastes otherwise I'd say like four, four. That's not bad. I'm gonna try to give it does have like some hoppy, some bitter happiness. Yeah, but, I mean, that's what Pilsner is gonna have a lot of happiness to it, but it tastes pretty good. The bitterness is not like overpowering to me. Yeah. No, it dissipates quickly. Yeah. And, and when it was cold, it was like really bubbly. So but uh, okay, so that's what we're drinking on. I know. What? Oh, hangover. Does anyone have any hangover from last episode? Of course. 97. Anything we talked about last episode? I just feel like disco is king. It was king. Night this episode. Yeah. No, we got a new we got a queen this episode in that queen is glam metal. So we'll talk about that later. But uh, one thing I do want to bring up was you Frank, you had brought up some something about her we were talking about? We're talking about punk. He said something about like, oh, something about pop punk like that. There was a debate on where pop punk started. So when I was doing some research, I found out that there's two different kinds of pop punk. So the punk that we were talking about that came out in the 70s, which are the Ramones and Blondie and stuff like that. Yeah, so some of those guys were labeled pop punk. But it's because it because it was popular punk at the time. That's That's why it was called pop punk. Now, when you go forward to the early 2000s, or mid 2000s, I should say, or even 90s. Yeah, late 90s. That pop punk was actually different. That was punk trying to fuse pop into it. Yeah, it was supposed to be a fusion of two different genres. So that was actually two different terminologies. So there is the pop punk of the 2000s, I will say, which was a fusion of pop and punk. That's what they were trying to do. And then the popular punk that you did was, there was that term used before the 2000s was to label a popular punk and then I'm actually going to go more into that later when we get into the into the episode because that actually comes up again later. Um, nother thing I wanted to bring up Frank's favorite song Frank, what was your favorite Disco Song again from the 70s very difficult from the 17 I have it here. So if you have a different answer be you up. I have a lot of disco songs that are well this one you said was your favorite favorite?
Is it disco duck? No. Disco duck was number two from what I remember to the kiss one. No, it was a kiss on either. good ones. No, it's the weather girls. Yes. Oh, yeah. It's raining men. So
I thought that that was a 70 song as well. And it actually didn't come out. Until 82. Yeah, but but disco was still going on. So. So technically, you're right. Was this go, but it was not 17. But hey, man, it's cool. Look, I kept it on the playlist. Okay. Yeah, I just wanted to put it out there in case someone's like, hey, that's, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The weather girls is gonna be like, you're not a real disco fan, which technically, it was still disco into that into the 80s. It started to dissipate early on, but and then I don't have any news, but I do have one more. Frankie has new. Cool. Awesome. You have I have one more hangover thing. So it has to do with Metallica.
Of course, two things happened. Oh, boy. So it's gonna be a five hour?
No, no, no, no, no, no, this is just real quick. This is real quick. And I promise it'll never happen again. And I'll tell you why. So we go to the mall. Right. Frank saw this picture. I don't know where it's on this picture. I don't know if I posted it in the group chat. But we went to the mall and we went we stopped at this store. That was I don't want to say the name of the store. But it was like a forever 21 ish kind of store. Okay, like, you know, those stores? It's like, Poppy, girly clothes. Like American Eagle. Yeah, like, I want to say like girls in their early 20s probably shop there. Right? I don't know, but I'm gonna say that's like the demographic maybe High School. Yeah, so we're there. And of course, at these stores, you'll see like Rolling Stone shirts. We've talked about this before. Nirvana shirts, whatever known sir. Yeah. So Kim's looking around and something caught my eye and I was like, What? Like, it hits me on for a good amount of time. Yeah, I was like, What the fuck is this? And it was basically a Metallica shirt, but the design was changed. I don't know if you saw it. I shared it with Frank I can show you in a bit. So basically, it's the master puppets. logo. You know what it looks like? It's your hands with process, right? And for those who listen to metal and have listened to that album know what the feel is for the album what it represents, you know? It's it's real, it's it's dark, like the themes are dark, right? So what they did was they tweaked the, the design and on the front where the where the crosses are. They put flowers, like colorful, bright flowers and the texture is it's like how it's put into the shirt. It's like, yeah, like it kind of looks like it's embroidered. So it looks like it's, it was added after the fact. So I'm looking at it actually, I can pull the picture up real quick so that I can show bro what I'm talking about. And I saw it and it pissed me off. And I and I looked and it's one thing to have the shirt there, right? But that's another thing to have it like for those who know, you know, if you listen to that, you know what it represents? And then they changed it and it just looks like why like you know somebody who's wearing that does not listen to Metallica that they're gonna be wearing it just because it's a Metallica shirt and it has pretty flowers on it. But you don't know. Like, you don't know, like sanitarium or, or you know, anything else that was off of that album. And that kind of ticked me off. And I was like, okay, whatever. I was mad for about an hour and I was like I Whatever. I'm okay. It was not an hour after day after day, right? So whatever. I'm like, fine. Then I forgot that. Of course I follow Metallica on social media. We talked about the whole Miley Cyrus thing which spawned a whole episode, right? Yeah. So they they're promoting the that that album that's coming out for for the anniversary of the blackout with all the cover songs on it. And they're promoting that they're playing that they're doing a performance on the Howard Stern Show with Miley Cyrus. What? Yes. And right then in there, I said, You know what, I'm done. I'm follow. No, no, no, no, this I unfollowed them. So now I can't see anything. And I used to get text messages on my phone from Metallica, like about stuff that they had going on. I opted out. I unfollowed him on my personal Instagram. Did you burn your shirts? No, I didn't burn my shirts, but I haven't worn them in. Like this weekend. It was clean. It was from it was from the kilomole era. Okay, so, but, uh, I mean, I was just like, what the hell like what the hell? And then I told her that I read an article that James Hetfield apparently, I'm not the only one. Like, there was a bunch of people that were like giving them shit about some of the artists that they chose to cover their songs. And they were like, Oh, you know, to all the people, you know, just, you know, having issues with this, we just want to let you guys know that we're still Metallica, you know, no matter who covers our songs, but that's not the point. The point is you're associating yourself with, like, I had the whole discussion you want to go listen to that episode was Episode 30. I mean, that 3041 or something, then go listen to it. I get into detail there, but it's like the social thing about it. And it's about the music to like, what it stands for and stuff like that. And it just doesn't feel like it stands for that anymore. Today, you know what I mean? Like to them? And they're just trying to market it to like a weird.
Yeah, because well, this also brings up another thing that you mentioned that same day, what about Travis Barker and Courtney Carter? She was wearing one of his metal shirts. And it was a like a death metal man. Yeah. Oh, Cannibal Corpse. It was like a Cannibal Corpse shirt. It was like, would you wear a shirt that you didn't know what it was? And I'm like, not really like No, I wouldn't do that. And people are like, Well, you know, exposures, exposure no matter how you get it however, you're gonna you're gonna have these people that are shopping in like the forever 20 ones and all that
they're buying these metallic because they saw her wearing that too it's really gonna kind of like saturate that. I don't know if that's the right way.
Yeah, yeah, it's gonna overset out that genre or that that style that style style. Yeah, it's
gonna be cool because a big influencer was spotted. Yeah. Wearing you know, yeah, so that came up because one of the seymore shirts in from different bands. Yeah,
cuz because one of the one of the band members from one of these bands, he came on set. Oh, they're posers like why is she wearing one of our shirts? And the defense was like, Oh, she was wearing one of his shirts and he has a big t shirt collection of bands. But also to like, I don't know what he listens to. I'm like, does he just buy random like band shirts and then like, she was like, Oh, I just like to read his closet and stuff in word but you know people look at you. Like so. You know? You didn't pick it just the you know where you you know, you picked it for Cuz her sisters have worn Yeah, shirts from bands before too and they've gotten shit for it too. So, but I mean, yeah, my question I guess to Britt, like if Frank had a like a black metal band t shirt, right? And they were like, satanic or whatever, but you never listened to them before. And you didn't know what they were about. Would you wear the shirt? If it was Frank's, but you didn't know the band? In the house? Yeah. In the house, probably. But I'll talk about how would you wear it out if you did not know the band? Only if I was like, really lazy or something. Like a sweatshirt over? Y'all are going out somewhere. Y'all are gonna go like going out for the night like getting out. Okay. Okay. And Kim said the same thing if I was just chilling at home, you know? Okay, no. That was besides the point. So actually, you have a few my shirts. They do fit. Yeah, yes, they do. Anyways, sometimes Frankie borrows my pants.
That's a different topic. Because they just fit
that that fits in in the 80s. Yes. We'll get into it, I guess. Yeah. That's that was a lot of this era. Yes. So um, I guess without if Oh, you got news, right, Frank? Yeah, Metallica piece over here by Metallica get on this podcast.
Today also to 30 years ago, Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit came out. And yeah. And yeah, I mean, that's, that's no, but still, I remember being 12 years old and watching on MTV, and I'm thinking shit, that was 30 years ago. It came out. See, it's weird, because I don't even remember. Oh, no, just oh, we're younger. Yeah. But when it came out, but overall, oh, yeah. You were younger? Yeah. Cuz I was like, wait, I was 14 when they came out. Yeah, something like, seven, five, sometimes five. Yeah, but but so just thinking about being 12 years old and watching a Nirvana video on MTV. And it was that song. Smells Like Teen Spirit. And now I mean, you think okay, 30 years they, they qualify as a classic rock band. Oh, definitely. They qualified as Classic Rock Band. Yes. Strange. But uh, but but also to I was I was thinking about that. Something. Okay. It's been 30 years since that single came out. And then I started thinking about Dave Grohl. And then I thought I started going off on like, this little bunny trail thing. Yeah. Then I thought Dave grows in everything, right? Yeah. Is he invited? Or does he impose himself?
Like, you mean like in bands? Yeah. I think he's invited. Like, just to do projects? No, hell no. I think people invite him, dude, he's like, first off, like, you could tell he appreciates a lot of the rock genres. Like he came from that grunge grunge band. Right. But like, you know, he has a lot of like, he has respect for classic rock. He has respect for metal, like just for the people he associates with. Like, I mean, come on. He even did an album with john paul Jones, right, you know, in a band with john paul Jones, which is which is pretty crazy. But no, I
think I think people invite him. I mean, not only that, but like he's a talented guitarist, drummer and vocalist. So like, if you need them to do something, he can do it. I just remember watching I think it was 10 years ago. Soundgarden was playing a show at the forum in LA. And Dave grow was there at the show. But he was like, in the pit with like with the crowd, you know, and this is like Dave Grohl, he could easily get like a, you know, like, some type of VIP seat, you know, or something. But now he was like, right there in the crowd. So it made me think okay, so he probably like stood in line to buy his ticket. And then he stood in line to get into probably I think he likes to do regular do things just sometimes. Yeah. But you know, like, I mean, I don't know how many how many musicians are going to are going to do what he did just like standing in a crowd. I mean, they're gonna have their like private little boxes and stuff. You
know, he's a look so far. Dave Grohl is taking the Metallica spot my life.
Don't make me sing that song. That's the song. I don't want to sing cuz I know. I look up to that guy. He's cool. He seems like a cool dude. I'd like to remember them.
I remember hearing about something they did pretty early on in the pandemic whenever everybody was in lockdown and stuff where the Foo Fighters did like the Foo Fighters tacos. Yes, that's right. Yeah. tacos.
Yeah, so in LA I forget which restaurant but they have a Foo Fighters taco. Okay. Uh huh. And I think that restaurant also has other rock band tacos but the Foo Fighters We're the first ones to do it. Okay. And I just remember, they had this thing where I think if you ordered that specific one, I don't think the band made any money off of it. It's just like, I think you ordered you ordered that that specific thing from them and then the band would with double. No, like the band would double the price. Like they would match. Oh, yeah. Like they would match it. And then when they whatever they match, they would give to like, the the restaurant industry at the time, because, you know, everybody was trying to make trying to make things happen. So, so that was a cool thing. to your house. Yeah. serenade you.
Yeah. While you ate it. What? Did the taco have a name? Or was it just called fubo? Just just to do that. We could have come up with a clever name for that going through their discovery.
It's a very unique description and like, it sounded like something very particular. It was like a
taco. Yeah. or something? Yeah, no.
Oh, yeah. So the restaurant is called Casa Vega. Okay. And they are in LA. And yeah, the Foo Fighters fundraising taco returns to counsel of Casa Vega. Okay, all right. And, I mean, y'all can talk I'm gonna, I'm gonna try and see like,
Okay, I'm gonna say is I'm gonna try to think of a clever taco name. Between now and my taco. There, right, that wins that.
Yeah, so here it is. It's a classic Tex Mex affair with homemade flour, tortillas, smoked brisket, Mexican coleslaw. Pickled red onion, and cilantro. Among the drinks included are an homage to a Christmas story with a read writer and a home alone wink way to keep the change of filthy animal. Okay, that Yeah. But yeah, and I'll proceeds from the collaborative menu are earmarked for the nonprofit not know us without you, which works directly with local Southern California undocumented workers. So yeah, I mean, they weren't making any money off this thing. Like they, you know, they just wanted to do something to help out. So
yeah, that's pretty cool. Yeah, that's cool. Like I said, He's cool. So far. painted his image. He hasn't been capped. When he was in the Dodge curriculum. That's what that was nothing. Oh, yeah. He saw like a handful of times, too. Yeah, it wasn't like they didn't like overplay the hell out of it. Like I probably Yeah, we probably did see like a handful of times here. And it was to promote their last album, but yeah, that's about it. Does anyone have anything else? No, I mean, no, really? Okay. Before going into the topic. Do you want to y'all guys want to try a beer?
Okay, you know, I'm actually drinking one right now that I didn't get to mention earlier. Um, it may have been on the podcast before. Syria Brewing Co it's what is this? It's called greenwave. But it's a Belgian style wheat beer. And it's good non alcoholic. As usual for me. It's a brewery. It doesn't look familiar. I don't know. I don't think so. What what do you what do you rate that? This one I rate like a four. Okay, it tastes like a breakfast beer because it's got a nice little orange flavor to it. I like my dessert beers. Yeah. It's very citrusy. It's nice. Yeah, cool. Uh, wait, what do you say write it again? A four, four. Okay.
Right. Okay, so for this one this is on Kim's request. have had an iPad in the fridge for a while I've been wanting to try it with you guys. This is again from one title art. I don't think Yeah, and they actually did a collaboration on this beer with the 1840 Brewing Company. They are from the Waukee Wisconsin and on title artists from waunakee Wisconsin. This is a dry hop the watermelon lime goes a so hopefully this is something that came in Britt like you and I have tried this one. Yeah, not on the show but you liked it
well, I'm looking forward to trying watermelon something that sounds nice and didn't get to have any cucumber anything this summer. Right. Or the water or the sun card? No no melon card What the heck can What? Although we did oh that's some beer news that we heard that shocked top is bringing back the pretzel beer.
That's right. That's right. So I totally forgot about that Britt Um, can you give a little history on that and no I don't have any information other than the fact that it is divine but when when did it first When did you first try it? Probably like four years ago okay. And was it was it eliminated say so it okay. So I guess it was
interesting thing is that she's Excited about a pretzel beer. But she doesn't like half of eisenerz that's when I was when I saw your text and I was like, okay, She's the reason why. Okay, we'll do a side by side between the pretzel beer and me I'm sure it doesn't like taste ready are anything but I was attended. Like, if it's bread
yeah cuz I yeah. So what happened was I remember Brit mentioning this beer multiple times on multiple episodes right yeah so I follow all these breweries on Instagram right and then I saw it pop up and I was like, wait a minute, is this the beer? And then they they so I didn't tell you anything that with the first post came out so the first post was if you guys leave 300 comments, we're dead serious we'll bring back the pretzel beer. Well, that will take no time at all because so many people want it. Well, it was weird because like it was like close to the end of the day. And there was like 200 something comments. So I left a comment, right? While I was thinking about doing that. So I left the comment, right. And I was like, we'll see what happens because when I checked back, it was like 270 something, right? So I'm like, Oh, it's like the end of the day. And then two days later I check was when I sent you the screenshot? Yeah, they're like, yeah, it's coming. So they said that it's supposed to start rolling out to a majority of the states in the US in the beginning of October. So the beginning of October, we should probably start seeing it somewhere. Yeah. Some store. Yeah. So um, but yeah, so yeah, the pretzel beer. I mean, we've never had it. It sounds interesting. I'd like to.
It's nice, because it's like, it is ready. Like it tastes like a soft pretzel. There's the bread, but there's also salt in it. So there's like a, like something cool. Like, I have a vise and to me also has like a citrus side to it. And then like, yeast. Yeah. And the pretzel beer is just soft pretzel. and salt. Yeah,
yeah. We I know as soon as as soon as it comes out. We'll get it. I'm not sure if we read it this last time. But I'll let you read it now. Okay.
Okay, by the way, five. And if we go back to the store, there's more I want.
Oh, yeah, this one? Yeah. This is amazing. No, I say five to. It's very good. It is very good. It's all the flavors are there.
No other flavors are there. And the dry hop makes it makes it. I don't know that. That the fact that is dry hops. It just gives it a good texture when you drink it. I don't know how to explain it. But no, it's good. I give it a five to I don't know if we had ready to before I'll look at our untapped and whatnot. So now that we have our first beer out of the way, Frank, would you like to kick off the topic?
Yeah. So tonight's topic is 1980s. Yes, it is one of my favorite areas in music. And we're all we're all. We're all covering some of our favorite genres of the era. If you know for me, I could have gone the obvious route. But I chose to go a different route. Because it's another one of my favorites. I'm going to be talking a little bit about the whole goth rock scene, and how it came to be what it's influenced today. Thank you. And so yeah, you know, well, first of all, when y'all hear goth rock, what What do y'all think? Uh, well,
it's funny because I was glancing at some of the other genres that I knew I wasn't going to touch on. But after I saw this band's name, that it kind of is a band that I think of when I think of goth. And that was a cure. And that's pretty much the only band that I could think of, of the, from the 80s. Because I'm not too familiar with that. But if you would say goth rock, like, have more recent, like days. I know, you're probably hate me for saying this, but it would probably be like in its pop. But it'd be like Evanescence or cradle Phil, like two different two different sides I know of today. Well, once we get through there to that era, you know, I'm not saying so making a face like I'm not saying I consider them golf. I'm saying good. You better not I don't I'm saying that people saw them as a golf man. Yeah. So but then like I would see like, like I mentioned, cradle filth, to me is like a golf bank as a holiday dress. So I'd rather listen to cradle filth, which I do. So, you know, to me, later, of course, a lot of these bands that we're going to talk about today, influence later bands, and we'll get to it as we go through. So just like the 70s bands that we mentioned, yeah. influence a lot of these. So right. There you go.
Yeah, so goth rock was basically born out of the the punk scene in the 70s. But it came later because first he had just straight up punk. And then he had the post punk which incorporated other types of aesthetics. Like he had a little bit of like funk in there a little bit of like r&b, a little bit of like dance stuff in the post punk stuff. And then some people decided to take it a little further into the site, you know, post punk, okay, cool, whatever. It's expanding. The boundary a little bit so let's let's maybe go on a different route a darker, a darker route. So, you know, basically it's it's it's the punk aesthetic, but a lot of these bands a lot of the fans started wearing dark clothing, they started teasing their hair doing their makeup. And, you know, a lot of the music too characteristically has, you know, lyrics about like love and death and just like the human condition and just like pretty morbid stuff, you know. So I think pushing back against religion, stuff like that. Yeah, the same too. And so there was definitely like a big visual aesthetic there. And but the music too. Yeah, it was just like punk to you know, push punk with pushing back against establishment and with, with the whole goth rock thing. I mean, they were pushing back against some of what is I guess, clean cut punk? Because I guess punk wasn't extreme enough, you know, so you had to extreme it up a bit more.
And just piss off a few more people? Yeah, by like, calling out religious groups and stuff. And
yeah, basically. And, for me, you know, some of the earlier goth rock bands that I think, at least for me, are pretty influential. You know, of course, like, here's one of them. Bauhaus is another one. One that falls into the category but isn't quite there yet. is Joy Division. Because, you know, they were, they were still part of the whole post punk thing. But, you know, they, they're the release of their second album, their last album, too. They were starting to go to, you know, a darker route. But we can also like, rewind it, and go back to the 60s to with with the doors and even like rolling stones. They were having these, they were incorporating some some some dark elements. Here. The Doors Definitely, yeah. Corporate Yeah, incorporating some of the dark elements into the music, too. And then you could even take it back, even further to the 50s with screamin. Jay Hawkins, when he released I put a spell on you. And he's considered to be one of the first shock artists Yeah, but it's all very much goth rock in its infancy, you know, and then you fast forward. And then Alice Cooper, of course, he's like, the most recognized shock rock artist. And the same thing, a lot of dark imagery. And, you know, and then even to look back in the metal scene, Black Sabbath to like with their dark occult stuff, you know. And so I think it was it was found everywhere in any in any little pocket throughout the years. It's just in the late 70s, early 80s. That's when it really exploded, and that's when they became officially known as goth rock. So, and even today, too, you know, you talk about Evanescence. They technically are, yeah, goth rock crater fulfilled too, as well.
They're just like, on the different sides of the spectrum. But they are, I know, it's hard to it's like, No, I know. It's just like, Okay, so here's extreme right? And here's, like, the most not extreme. So, but it's like this. Actual Okay, here's, like, 10 god, yes, one of the 10. Right. So basically, this is the golf spectrum. And then like, you have 10 over here, and then you have one over here, but it's still in that spectrum, which is kind of, it's kind of weird to look at it like that, but it is that's how it is. And then it's weird because the 80s like, in general, when it came to when I get to my part to metal altogether, that's how it was like, it was like, metal was like all the like in the 80s. But it was like divided like you were Yeah, different pockets of it. But it was weird because they were all born like at the same time pretty much, which is really crazy. Yeah,
I think that's really interesting about like, punk post punk goth, new wave darkwave all that stuff. We you want to think of it in some kind of sequential order, but it's not like that even postponed can punk are happening simultaneously. Yeah. Right. Because it's still the late 70s. And of course, punk is still happening, right? Yes. That they're these parallel. Yeah, they were stacked and layered. Like
Yeah, weird. Like some, like, it was like branches. Like you had something branching off over here. But at the same time, that branch was branching something else off. And then on the other side of that big branch, there was another branch going on. Yeah, it looks so weird. Like, yeah, it was weird. So that's why my page looks like this because I was trying to, like, Oh, my Oh, shit. I learned a lot. Like when it came to metal. I was I Oh, shit. I didn't realize how much of it came out of the 80s. But then again, but then again, I knew that it's I just didn't know where it had started to branch out because to me, I always saw it as Black Sabbath starting it, which is why I chose them to talk about in the 70s. And when I started doing my research, like pretty much they were like legit the root of everything that happened in the 80s. Right when you go back and you trace it, it did all started.
But But I'll get to that And I think that's true for Bauhaus with Goths. I think they're kind of like the Godfather. It's Yeah, that's right. I mean, they're responsible for that.
Yeah. And even and even in rap today, you know, you have rappers like lil NAS x and ASAP Rocky and Vince Staples too that have flirted with with you know goth rock elements here in order to even
if you go even a little back to like DMX like to even he has dark, like even, like his imagery was kind of like goth or even like metal like borderline that right and yeah, that that that too. And also
to you know, we were talking about the crow the movie and that to you know, the the main character Draven as well too with his, you know, dark image and like the long black trench coat and the makeup and the long wet hair and everything. And even to one of my favorite movies in the 80s The Breakfast Club alley CD's character, the basket case you know also had those like elements in there into to your character as well, too. So it's it's always been there through throughout the, throughout the decades, you know, it's, you know, all the way going back to the 50s it's just now until
Yeah, it just changed form like it was there but it was like shifting and stuff. Um, I want to ask you guys this because you guys probably know more about this, or I know you guys know more about this. But according to Wikipedia, Wikipedia said, because you were saying that, like you consider Bauhaus like to be like the godfathers of like goth, and Wikipedia said that. When it comes when it came to gothic rock that their album Bela Lugosi is dead is considered the first goth rock album, like, and I don't know, but Wikipedia said that, you know that. Yeah, that's what the music community considers to be like the first. And you mentioned their name. And I was like, Well, the only people I can ask you to, you know, great. No.
Well, it's also to like, like Black Sabbath debut album. Oh, yeah, definitely. That's considered the first metal album. Yes.
It's also considered the first doom metal. Yes. Even though it didn't have that title specifically. Yeah. Because it wasn't it was it was an event. Oh, yeah. Yeah,
it's one of those things. We look back in retrospect, and we say, oh, there's the beginning of this because you don't even know what's happening. It's, it's being worn. Right? Yeah. But yes, I would say that that is about Bala goes. He's done an album. I thought it was just a song. It's a single but you know, it's like a single album.
Oh, okay. Well, yeah, okay. Well, it says record and I was just single Yeah, I miss I miss. Yeah. And said that but uh, yeah, yeah, cuz I read record and in my head, I said album. But yeah, record. So yeah, yes. Yeah.
There. Bauhaus performs that song. In a scene in the movie, the hunger that we've talked about before, because we talked about like, musicians who are also an actor, right. We talked about David Bowie, David Bowie is in the hunger. And Bauhaus is in the opening scene. They're performing at night club, it's waking. Okay. Yeah, I'm gonna write that down to that. Yeah,
look at it, because I want to look at some stuff. And even to I guess, just to go even further back. You could also, you know, say that Robert Johnson, the blues guy from the 20s also had some elements of darkness and stuff, you know, talking about selling his soul to the devil. Yeah, fame and stuff.
Well, also, too. I mean, yeah, because a lot of like, the rock from this. Whoa, I mean, I you can even go back to the 50s 50s 60s and 70s. They did. Even like the stones straight up. They took influence from that, from that style of music and from artists like him. So like, yeah, like all that all that rock stuff came legit routed from him and others like him. So yeah, like, some of it was, some of them was some of them were darker than others. Yeah, but um, yeah, did all come from that. So I mean, any way you look at it, it's gonna route from there is one way or another.
I think I should also mention Siouxsie and the Banshees and Sisters of Mercy. Yes, I had that on my list. Yeah. And I have had these artists on my lists.
So those and then it said that you guys could clarify the two that those bands that you that you mentioned that they were considered. pop punk, I mean, pop punk post punk, and that they not only evolved, but they influenced the other bands like you were talking to kind of lead into new wave and gothic rock, right? So yeah. Siouxsie and the Banshees, Psychedelic Furs. They were like one group and then another group which was weird because it's in the same category but they were like in a different pocket like you were saying. lovin rockets.
Oh, hell yeah. Rocket says actually members of Bauhaus after bellhouse
Yes. And paid it and also new order, which was Joy Division after. Exactly. So that was one pocket than another pocket was the Smiths. Jesus and Mary Chain. Yeah, the cure and echo and the Bunnymen, okay and then another pocket that was considered post punk in that time was you too. But like I said, that's a different pot. Like we're looking at it from 10 to one again, that's another one on the spectrum again. So I might so so those were like the
YouTube and Evanescence are of equal sale to me and equal value, they can both go to the same set. And I agree, well, is it because she's, they use piano and the way that they she dressed style of dress than
if you listen to the first album? Well, even if you listen to the music, like and you ignore all the stigma behind it, like it's her vocal style, it fits the genre characteristics. So it's her vocal style, which she sings like kind of operatic, I don't like her voice. But that's how she is. But I think that's anointed. Yeah,
but I think but I think that's because Amy Lee was classically she was exactly she sang in the church choir to do so.
So okay, so if you ignore the imagery, right, you have that you have a piano and some kind of like ambient stuff. And then you have also distorted basically, a hard rock band. So if you mix all that, that's basically what it was for that time. I really, like listened to any other so I just remember what was on the radio. I just listened to the first album, and even then I don't I can't listen to it now. I just don't like it. But, um, but yeah, like we were saying spectrum one to 10. Yeah, they were on the one but they were still there. They're still considered that, you know, that
is also I mean, I don't know if you want to get a little more into it. There's also the Hot Topic goth as well, too. Well,
I mean, yeah, that's true. But we'll we'll save that for a few more decades. Yeah, couple more decades ago. So
yeah, but basically, goth rock was born out of punk rock. Yes. And it's still going pretty pretty strong today that's influenced a lot of a lot of modern bands to like for instance, Deftones are really influenced by some of the goth rock stuff she wants. Revenge is another one of my favorite bands from the 2000s are also influenced by by goth rock as well. Even Interpol as well too. They've got some some doggy and your boy my boy, Trent Reznor which Fred Fred Durst you know actually they put out any single Olympus get caught dad bides?
Yeah, I know, I don't know if you talked about Oh, you did? Yeah, I did not know. And he so they performed it at some festival but like he was dressed as a dad dad. Yeah, like a fake mustache. And I was like, What is this? Like? I didn't listen to the song. Of course. Did you listen to the song? I didn't know. Okay. I was like kind of afraid to
see like when you when he debuted his look he had he had like a total like a 70s dad. Yeah. That's like, like a sweater vest or something? No, it was like, it was like the like, it was like a polo shirt or something. Yeah,
kind of like the dad from Brady Bunch. And his hair look. Yeah, yeah. So that's, that's what it looked like. That's the best I could describe. It was like, yeah, and yeah, no, it was very lame. And I was like, I'm not gonna listen to this. And then and then it got me thinking about you. And I was like, and I was like, I understand your appreciation for West Berlin. But then it got me thinking What the fuck is was Borland doing this man? Like, seriously? Still this guy? You know what I got? Like a relationship? No, it was more like, that's what it was. It got me thinking like, do you think he wears the crazy getups to kind of hide his shame for being in the van like, cuz he doesn't dress normal. Like he's the only guy that dress is weird. And you're like, man, I gotta wear masks and like, I'm here because I'm here. But like, I don't want to be here. So I'm gonna dress weird. You know, you can never prove it's me. Yeah. Just my little conspiracy theory. It's
interesting. You say that? Because it makes sense. I saw him performing in one of his other bands called blacklight burns. And he doesn't wear any outlandish costumes. And it's just with me. Yeah. And like you listening. Yeah. And like you listen to the music. And it sounds very much like him. Like like that. Like, this is his style, you know? Yeah. And of course the biscuit. It's more of, you know. It's more like bro rock.
Yeah, like, Yeah, and I don't see him like that. But I think he got into it. He kind of got stuck there. He's like me. He's like, I'm not gonna quit like yeah, comfortable.
Yeah, like it's weird. Like, it's weird. It got me think Yeah, again. That's too you know? Yeah. Oh,
my gosh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm
sorry again.
But I had I was trying to make a point.
I think I think he has fun with it. But you know, I think now people have just come to expect that you know, let's go see the Let's go see the band with the weird guitarist. So I think now it's just like a gimmick. He hasn't not a gimmick, but it's like a thing he has to maintain. I mean, he doesn't like half out of Perfect. Yeah, maybe
that too. I mean, anyways, we'll get some more biscuit during the 2000s. I got no, I will talk about trust me, we'll talk about limbus getting turned
up at some of my favorite albums from this particular genre in the 80s. Of course. I mean, I, I can talk about the cure left and right. And some some fans will say these three albums are the pinnacle of goth rock, and others will say, no, it's these three that are the pinnacle, I've got thrown into a pocket, you're in the 10 pocket or the one pocket
album because they kind of span a whole lot of genres. They're really not just one genre, to call them goth is like, Okay, a couple albums, right? But then they're also new wave, and they're also pop in there. And it pains me to say it, but it's true. Yeah, no, no.
And I think you know, if, like, for me, there are, I mean, it's a handful of albums that define the cure sound. And for me, it's their albums. 17 seconds, faith, pornography, disintegration, and blood flowers. Now, blood flowers that came out in the 90s. But no, actually the early 2000s. But it's it still has a very 80s element to it. But um, and it brought him back to like, a darker sound again, after Yeah, I'm very poppy stuff. And so those albums don't exist in this episode. No, no. 80s Okay, in the 80s. Definitely the first three that are for that. Yeah. But Evanescence doesn't exist right now. Yeah. It's not really, but for me, you know, the, like, the definitive goth album. And I think it's arguably, like the one that stands out for it. And I was gonna let her know that the one that stands out the most, like, if you ask any goth fan, and they'll say, yeah, this is the most depressing, most miserable, most bleak is piece of music ever. It's their fourth album pornography. Okay. Okay. She said, Well, she put her fist down.
Her I don't think that's like the ultimate goth album. I think that you have to point about house to say there's the goth album, though. I think this is the gorgeous album that I love. It's probably my favorite cure album. But a little,
a little bit. But you know, this is like the band at its darkest. And, and for a reason. Because, one, the band was purposely trying to not have attention on them. So they were just trying to, they were just writing the most darkest music they could write. And also, too, there was a whole bunch of bad stuff going on. Like there's a bunch of like drugs and alcohol and nobody was getting along. And I think a lot of that plays into the music and stuff. You know, and I think that whole album is great, but for me, the standout track is a hanging garden. For me, okay. And there are some other darker stuff on that song. But that one is, like, definitive for me.
For me, it's 100 years. Okay, and they're both 80s. Right? Yeah, those are both 80s. Yes. On the same album oceanography. Okay, cool.
But then we, you know, also to like you talked about Bauhaus, and a lot of people will say, Bela Lugosi is dead, but I personally prefer their song dark entries from their album into blackfield stigmata, martyr stigmata martyrs another one actually, that one's a bit controversial because now vocalist, Peter Murphy is a practicing Muslim. And he apparently has a big issue with performing that song or used to used to because he was raised Catholic. Yeah, yeah. What's but but the but but the interesting thing is like he was raised Catholic, but yeah, he was perfect. He had no problem performing that song until he became a Muslim. And then he decided he didn't want to perform it. And I don't know if he follows religion anymore. But now he's been performing for the past few years. So that's like the one song I just would not touch. It's so funny that
being Muslim would affect his ability to do that, because it's about Jesus Christ. Yeah, they would care. Right?
I guess there's like a guilt thing involved with that. I think that's a Catholic guilt. And you know, also too, we talked about Sisters of Mercy and their song Maryann, I think is really good. Yeah, very dark. And you listen to it, and you just think how the fuck did they get those super deep as vocals? It sure
it's funny that you that you picked this group, and these bands to talk about because yeah, all these bands and all these three genres as you talked about, with the post punk and the gothic rock. That was all like happening in the 80s in Europe, like that. And that came from Europe, which is crazy because I had stuff divided by regions. And your your yours was pretty much just in that. Yeah, that's what was going on in Europe and coming from Europe, right that that came over here and also became popular. But I just I just thought that was Yeah.
I was just gonna mention also that Patricia Morrison from Sisters of Mercy is married to Dave veiny. And from the dam,
the dam also and the damned also would do to qualify for that, in that in that genre, the the goth rock because it was it like in the mid 80s. And they started going a little darker. Yeah, they had the crazy hair. Yeah, yeah. And some other bands to the time Suzy the band. She's one of my favorite songs, or there's probably little, I guess, obvious, but the song called CDs and dust is really good too. There's some other ones too, that I can point out too. But that's the one I think that really takes it for me. Okay, cool. And then you've got, you know, other bands. Okay. And this is actually pretty fitting because the band Killing Joke has a song called 80s. And we're talking about the 80s right now. And this is the song that inspired Nirvana has come as you are. They ripped it off. Hmm. Okay.
I mean, listen to them side by side. It's the baseline. Right?
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Killing Joke. 1980s. And that song came out. 80s. Yeah, talking about an 80s. Yeah. Okay. I'll listen to that. And I'll put it on the playlist. Okay, cool.
But you said that the ridge that baseline originally came from
the dam. The dam Yeah. composedly the damp towel from Oh, my God from some other Hey, that's how music. Yeah, that's how some music works at least right.
And sometimes you get sued for it. And sometimes you just somehow magically nobody pays attention. Yeah.
Yeah, interesting. Nothing original anymore. I mean, everything is just nothing new under the sun. A borrowed idea from from something else, right. Yeah, no, this isn't my thing. But yeah, you know, definitely goth rock is one of those things that I it's one of those genres that I like, I don't dress the part. But I like anymore. And you know,
nor do I anymore. That was like, eighth grade. Yeah. We should have dress up like that this episode. We should have done that. But it's alright, though. I mean, I'll feel like you have to dress the part to fun to dress like that, though. Like, welcome talking about war for me, like early 2000s. Like Kevin acid.
It's Wow, it's just you know, it's too much work to get dressed up like that.
I don't have those kinds of makeup skills, like, at all. So no, that doesn't work for me. But we're all black.
So, Frank, would you like to pass it on to another genre? Or you got more on?
Come back? No. I mean, I pretty much focused on that. Because if you got more we can also come back. No, I don't have any more. Okay, for not for post punk or goth rock or new wave, right? No, I just solely focused on the goth rock fan base. We
know that was cool. That was really interesting, because that's going to tie into some of the other stuff, too. Who wants to go Brit? Okay, what do you have?
Well, so I was gonna cover two genres. And honestly, I did like Frankie, and I kind of stayed away from what y'all might have predicted, because I talk about New Wave all the time. So I figured I know I had I should probably literally blank here. Because I didn't want to, you know, I mean, I can talk about that other. Yeah, yeah. Anytime. So I wanted to talk about like, just to kind of like, little sub genres in the 80s that maybe folks didn't know about that are of interest kind of in the mix, but not exactly. Super. Okay. Well, now. super curious. All right. On the edge of your seat. Yes. Okay. And so when we talked last time about glam rock, right. And I talked about Mark Boylan from Mark Bowen from tea rags and David Bowie and Roxy Music and all of those guys. And so born very much out of that scene was a movement called the new romantics.
Yes, I saw that term. Okay. And I didn't write it down because I was like, uh, but Yeah, perfect. Okay.
So very much direct lineage from glam. Okay, what's the new romantics? And it was it was a music genre and also a fashion like, style, right? And so it was like, fluffy collars, white, fluffy shirts, a lot of dramatic makeup and things like that I
was a vampire. Because I was thinking, I was thinking of Jerry Seinfeld with his Pikachu.
But it does look much like that because it was directly like they call themselves the new romantics because they're playing upon the romantic movement of the 18th and 19th century. Okay, England, okay, which involve the fluffy? Like, um, you know, like very fancy dress. I'm not familiar with this. Okay, okay, well what I tell you some bad names then you're gonna probably be like, oh, okay, okay. Yeah, I'm actually okay. So, massage, maybe not. And Duran Duran, okay, Spandau Ballet. Okay. a flock of seagulls. Okay, classics nouveau Culture Club. Okay, Ultravox. So those bands also oftentimes are categorized as new wave, but they're kind of like a subset. I gotcha. So it was, again, it was that same Adam and Adam. And of course, if you've ever seen Adam and he's always got those fluffy shirts on, and the makeup right, he has the super dramatic eye makeup that is kind of his like, signature look. Okay. So yeah, so it was kind of like, all at the same time born in there. But then its own sort of sub genre within it. Yeah. Yeah. No, that's, that's
awesome. That because I saw it, and I was like, I don't know what this is. So I can't really talk too much about it. But no, I'm super glad you you brought that up. Um, because I did not know what it was. And all those artists that you mentioned, I didn't have them written anywhere else in any other genre that I had. So it's cool that you brought them up because I knew they were around in the 80s I just didn't know where they were. So that that's cool. Um, would you be able to mention a few new wave bands? I've witchy Well, I know she would, but I am pretty much like asking, like, Can I split? Can you spare some? Sure. Because I didn't write anything down. So yeah. So I would like for you to just just name me some ua ones that you know, are popular in the 80s
Sure. And I think you know, you tipped it off with talking about new order because for me new order is no longer a dark wave or goth or anything like that. Once Joy Division ended in New Order began, they became a very different genre there. There are a few songs in there where you can like hear Joy Division, but it's not much like became a lot more keyboard heavy, right. And then also just slightly poppier, dance easier stuff. And so new orders in there, of course, arranger, and then the cure qualifies as new wave to Depeche Mode. I don't know babe, help me out. I was looking at classics nouveau. Oh, okay. Cuz they're so cool, right? I just remember, you know what they look like their album cover looks like the picture from what we do in the shadows when like, yeah, that's exactly what plus looks like.
I just remember I was at a record store. And I saw this vampire looking dude. Skinny, bald vampire looking guy. They know, right? And the rest of his band just look like, I don't know, pirates or something. But the one dude that was gravitated toward it was like, I've never heard of them before. But I'm gonna buy the album solely because that guy looks cool. Okay. What what band was classics new boat.
and came home. Listen to it. I was not disappointed.
And you said this is new wave. Or Yeah, it's like the new romantics. Okay, the new romantic stuff. Okay. So new wave. You said New Order and Depeche Mode, right?
Yeah. You got one more. But there is a major Pet Shop Boys. Okay. Pet Shop Boys. All right. Gotcha. Shit, I don't know. Isn't there to there? Oh, they like get this reputation as being like, what do they call it? Like party rock or something? But they were a part of that they got started in the 70s. Yeah, they did. Yeah. 70s. I saw that. Yeah, but they had a sound all their own. Like, I don't know if you can even put them anywhere. Right. They're so different. Okay. And I respect them for that. That's awesome.
Okay, no, sounds good to me. Um, I guess while I have Britt here, did you have anything else that you were going to talk about? Because I have something that I think you might be able to elaborate on.
I was just gonna mention also another movement that I was still happening at that time. I don't think it originated in the 80s. But the mod movement model, I don't know what that is. Yeah. And so the mods were like, at least in that time period, they were almost like a push back against punk. Because like, the punk movement was all they were dirty, grungy, like, you know, 20 people sleeping on the floor and one flat. They all have safety pins in their ears and they're just, they don't bathe and stuff like that. Yeah. And the mods were like were actually quite clean and stylish and we follow rules. Yeah. What bands were these? I think for me the most notable one is the jam. The Jam. Okay. Hmm, I don't know Frankie, do you know some more. It's not a movement that I'm like, super familiar into, but I know the jam and they're like solidly and that especially during that time. Yeah,
yeah. Okay, I'll look into it for a playlist playlist purposes. And then I can probably mention it next episode. Well, the one that I had here that uh, so I actually had alt rock that I wanted to talk about, because alternative rock I didn't know really kind of born in the 80s. There's different pockets like we were talking about the pockets, and one of them was a pocket it looked like it was more, you're up your alley. And this first pocket of all rock was a Sonic Youth, Pixies dinosaur Jr. REM Violent Femmes and the bangles. That was one pocket and it said, Here's specifically that REM and Violent Femmes were one all rock or all rock bands that fused punk. So it was kind of punk post punk folk and, and mainstream. So they kind of fuse folk punk and pop altogether. And that was all in the ad. So so that was all rock. And then there was alt pop, which was like They Might Be Giants. Yeah. Then there was noise rock, which was still under alternative rock. And that was big black. I don't know who they don't know what that was. I would have said Sonic Youth for noise. Sonic Youth on there, because I have no idea what that is. And then you also had industrial. Now, Frank, you can tell me if these artists started in the 80s. But this is what they listed. They had ministry and Nine Inch Nails. Oh, yeah. Ministry. Okay, both started. Yeah. And they Okay, so industrial that was under all rock. And of course, we know what alt rock turned into in the 90s. And then early 2000s. We'll get into that. And then grunge was also a form of alt rock that I guess came out that time to that was they had mudhoney Nirvana. I don't want to put Nirvana on here. But that's what they had but Madani wasn't right.
But and really I think a lot of that is still is born out of the Pixies and Sonic Youth. I think that those two and dinosaur Jr. to their you know that you can hear the grunge sound in those bands. That makes sense. And that's all from the 80s for sure.
Okay, cool. So that cleared that up. Um, you guys have anything else before I move on to Kim? See what she has? Good. I'm I think I'm good. Okay, Kim, what do you have? Wow.
So last week, I or the week before whenever I had made a comment that kind of had people like making weird faces and also like doing some maths. So I mentioned that my mother did not like disco. Actually, I called her on the phone and I was like mom, I had exclusive interview was like, do you like disco? She said, No. And then I saw my aunt, like the next week and I was like, a no and D like this girl. She said, hell no. Yeah. And I was like, Okay, okay, I was I was right. Wrong, wrong. Wrong. And yeah. And I was like, Okay, I was right. So um, so like, as I as I suspected, my mother was too young to use disco at the time that disco was going on popular. And so I think like anybody else. Her more defining music moments were in her teens, just like any of us like, music that we're like, okay, like, I like it because I it's in the subject field, whatever. Yeah. So I asked her, What were you listening to? And she said, Depeche Mode. She said she was all over the place. She was like, she's like Depeche Mode. Rick James rush, Van Halen, who crossover from the 1970s. Yeah, quiet riot, who also crossover from the 1970s. And she also mentioned Billy Idol, Cyndi Lauper and the bangles. And then she also said something that I kind of went a little bit more into, she said that then 819 80s produce a lot of one hit wonders. So I did some research and came to the question, did the 80s actually have a lot of one hit wonders? Or did they just have some of the best, most memorable and catchy one hit wonders, okay. Also. I love my MTV started in 1981. Right, we saw that last time, it was the peak, they were at their peak of music influence. And they actually you could see music videos, they were that was all they had, at the time. Pretty much reality TV had not taken over just yet. So this was episode, one hit wonders and maybe a debate for another time, dude, they have a lot of one hit wonders. We don't know. Also, I was gonna mention that. My, you know, when you're like, have you ever seen those memes or that meme where it's like, you're asleep and then like the middle of the night you wake up and it's like, you should buy this collection of
the time. Time life. Golden collection. We're watching the 60s and I was watching it I was like I'm tempted by Yeah, that's
how I always happened to catch the one on the 80s and I always wanted to buy it but it also had a lot of those that We would say like one hit wonder like dexys midnight renders runners Quasimodo Flock of Seagulls, Tommy to tone. Frankie Goes to Hollywood. So that was like, the, I don't know. And my favorite movie is the Wedding Singer. So it's kinda like goes, Yeah, almost all of those fans are on the soundtrack, right? Oh, but since I brought up MTV and the start of MTV in, it was actually August 1 1981. I'm gonna let y'all know. The 10 first videos that were played on MTV. With the first one obviously being Video killed the radio star by the buggles. Yes, Pat Benatar You better run. Rod Stewart. She won't dance with me. You better You bet. PhD little Susie's on the up Who the hell's that? Cliff Richards We don't talk anymore. pretenders brass in pocket. Tom Todd Rundgren. Yeah, Time heals deck. aureo Speedwagon. Take it on the run and sticks rock in the paradise of course. Yes, yeah. Because maybe why I'm sorry. Yeah, they had. Yeah. But I thought that was interesting, because it was like that question like, did it How did were there a lot of one hit wonders in the 80s. As opposed to any other genres, which people will say that like the 2000s, the 1990s also had a lot of one hit wonders, as we talked about before in Episode 28. But was it just that instead of hearing it, you're seeing it? All right, so it was like you saw them? And then they were gone? Alright, so
are they more memorable because of that, versus the 70s? or the 60s or the 50s? Where you didn't you weren't? You were just hearing right. And then once it was done, you no longer heard it anymore? And so it wasn't that continued employment. It's funny because
I it's a funny thing did you bring up because I wouldn't be surprised if the 80s was spawned to hope, like the most one wonders, and it was because from what I see it what we talked about in the 70s, like, especially in the late 70s, were some artists were like shifting like we've talked about beegees turning disco, when they really weren't disco, then you had some bands going, disco, and then vice versa. They were adding other stuff like 80s ozone, like we were talking earlier off the show, like a lot of stuff got birthed in the 80s. And I think a lot of it was people trying to do this and trying to do this because it was like it was popular here or popular there. And that's not surprising to me. We're just artists were like, Oh, let me try that. Oh, let me try that just to try it. And then they ended up not actually during my research. I got rickrolled Oh, it was awesome. Wow. That's, that's that's what you get. And but he is not a one hit wonder. Yeah, he was not a one hit wonder. I know.
Yeah. You know, I have to say, Kim, I was a little disappointed, because I really thought you were gonna talk about nk OTB. No, I,
I that was because it was more to the end of the 80s going into the 90s. That's true. So I left that so maybe you'll use them to bridge the Yeah, over to the next. Okay.
Sounds good to me. Yeah, cuz definitely. I'll touch up on a little bit on pop at the end of the show. Um, do you have any nails? Okay, so me guys, it's gonna get kind of crazy in here. So, for us another beer. But yeah, let's do this. So grab a cupcake. Well, I picked the right one. So yeah, Kim Britt. I actually have two not one but two smoothie style beers in here. Okay, this is from yalls favorite brewery. This is a wild mind ales. This is another smoothie style, which I know Britt and Kim love. It's called tripping hazard. It's a smoothie style. Sour ale with peach, apricots, passion fruit and milk sugar. Okay, so we're gonna pop this on open, and then we'll pour it and then you guys could drink while I talk. Because obviously, I love metal. And I talked about Sabbath in the 70s. And a lot of about a lot about the hard rock bands. And I really didn't say too much because I knew a lot of it was going to come out this episode, right, which it did, and I was kind of surprised how much you know. It was just crazy. Well, we'll get into it. But before we do, we'll try this. Thank you. Uh huh. So whoever wants to try it first camera Britt is smoothie style again. Hmm. Awesome. That's a good
that's good. Definitely a smoothing. Yeah, that's pretty thick. That's so crazy. How y'all like these are always fruity and mild.
What? What do you mean one five. Why can't we give it five by God? Okay, try it. I haven't tried it. Oh, I must have this. There's something in there. I'm gonna go with two. Oh my gosh, five. Yeah, someday. Weird. Maybe you should try again. Anyways,
most of us read the discography because the kids on the block were a little bit earlier in the 80s. And I thought there they they had their first album release in 86.
Okay, that's cool. We can talk more about that still. Next episode only, and the only reason why I say that if you want to talk about more about in the 90s, because I know they did bleed into the 90s. Um, I kind of didn't realize to start off my segment that I talked about Black Sabbath in the 70s. And you know that people? Well, I wasn't even gonna say that they consider it's a fact that their first album that came out in the 70s their self titled was like the first metal album. What year was that? Shit? I think that was 75 from correct. I can actually look at it here. Yeah, they're pioneers now. 68 they formed in 68? Yes. 7070. So legit. 70 was the first album that was the self titled album. So they were going on the whole Ozzy era happened in the 70s I believe it was 7278 and that and then that's when other vocalist came in. But then Ozzy started his own stuff on which was also its own thing. That's when he started going into the whole Prince of Darkness kind of era of hanging with Lita Ford stuff. Yeah, we mentioned last episode. So what I didn't realize was that while Black Sabbath was setting metal up there, and another corner, coming off of punk, and, and some other hard rock style you had in 74, and 77, Judas priests and Motorhead going on today while Black Sabbath is going on. So you got to keep that in mind. I left them out in the 70s. So just imagine Black Sabbath comes out, you know, they come out with the first metal album in the 70s. I mean, in 1970, and then they go on to release. I think it was like four albums, five albums, something like that. No, it was more than that. I don't remember how many albums it was. But anyways, all through the 70s pretty much they're releasing albums with Ozzy, then at the same time Judas Priest is coming out, they release Judas Priest released four albums in the 70s 70 or was it five albums? God dang it. It was probably 476 77 and two and 78 if I'm correct, then Motorhead came out in 77 so you had these guys coming out Motorhead was heavily influenced by by punk. And then he had some hard rock in there too. So I'm gonna start off with a little intro from Wikipedia if you guys don't mind. So the 1980s saw the emergence of electronic dance music also known as EDM and new wave as disco fell out of fashion in the decades early in the decades early years genres such as post disco, Italo Disco, Euro disco, and dance pop became more popular. Frank, do you know what post disco and Italo Disco are? Because I don't Italo Disco. Yes, I'm assuming it's like. Yeah, that's what it was like this. Like No, I guess. Not looking like this. No. Okay. Um, post this is I don't know what post disco is either. I didn't look into it because I didn't really feel like I needed to but I don't think I even heard of post disco. Okay, well, I guess we'll look that up. So going on rock music continue to enjoy wide audience. soft rock glam metal thrash metal shred guitar characterized by heavy distortion, pinch from harmonics and whammy. Bar abuse became very popular. In the late 1980s, glam metal became the largest, most commercially successful brand of music worldwide. So, Alright, great. So I have to wait for you to come back because I needed your assistance with this part. Okay. Okay, so I'm going to go over this part again. Oh, okay. Okay, sorry, everybody. Oh, no, you're good. No, I mean, I like I can edit. So. Okay. In the in the late 1980s, glam metal became the largest, most commercially successful brand of music worldwide. Okay, so in the 70s, it was disco. In the 80s. It was glam metal. Now which which is what, like poison and all those years? Yes, yes, poison. So what I didn't realize glam disco. I didn't know what I didn't know was that glam metal was a fusion of glam rock that Britt discussed from late 70s. Right. And metal. Yeah, basically. So and to be more specific. So at the time, Van Halen was popular late 70s, early 80s Yes.
I didn't realize that they were metal and the reason why they were metal was because of how it played guitar, right. That's what made the metal right. So they were considered popular metal. So, actually, no, I take that back. They were considered metal right. So glad. Metal was technically a fusion of Van Halen style rock okay and glam rock Okay, and they put it together and that's how hair metal came. Oh glam metal came out glam metal also aka hair metal which is what I always call it aka pop metal. Yeah, okay, so it's actually called three different things. I didn't know so glam metal, pair metal pot metal if you hear me say that it's all the same thing. glam metal achieved significant commercial success from approximately approximately 1983 to 91 bringing to prominence man such as poison Skid Row, Cinderella and warrant and Motley Crue and Motley Crue so early glam metal bands included Motley Crue rat quiet Riot Twisted Sister and I put Bon Jovi question mark because I'm gonna get to him he's a separate thing and dokin rocket went from a strictly visual perspective glam metal is defined by flashy and tight fitting clothing. Frank you can tell us a little bit more about that makeup and an overall androgynous aesthetic in which the traditional denim and leather aspect of heavy metal culture is replaced by spandex lace and usually heavy use of the color pink and eyeliner makeup all that stuff? Yeah, so the drogyny stuff came from how you were saying before from glam rock, then the whole they so basically they they were playing heavy metal but they fused with that. And then they took out the the basically the denim and leather like the metal that Motorhead was which was like blue jeans and like like torn up blue jeans or blue jeans and just like Jean Jacques jean jacket or something like that. Or leather jacket or leather pants I should say and yeah, all of that. Yeah, all of that areas combos and they swap that out with like spandex and just tight Whoa, yeah, actually. halen was like a really raw specific Yeah, but yeah,
I gotta say that my my favorite glam artists just visually glam metal artists. I guess it's more hair metal. I don't know. I'm not sure is Dee Snider from Twisted Sister. Because they were I feel like the band's whole look was just overly exaggerated. It's almost like they were making fun. Yeah, they're like, yeah, yeah. And plus, they were in one of my favorite movies, too. They were in Pee Wee's big adventure. Of course this movie comes up a lot. I just need to sit down and watch that movie. Yes, you do. But also to you know, thinking back on these bands coming out the time you know the the whole glam metal band there's also you know, we mentioned Motley Crue and Motley Crue Of course, they have a very androgynous look but yet their music had a lot of masculinity to it. So it's like I don't know if it was intentional or it's just how it came out but there is definitely definitely a lot of you know, not only gender bending but also like genre bending to yeah definitely you know, just just like the meat and muscle the music and then you have these dudes with long hair and makeup and tight pants and stuff and it's like scarves
yeah um, so then I was going to Bon Jovi and I so weird to me because they they they put Bon Jovi in the hair metal glam metal category and I don't Okay, I think Bon Jovi was like hard rock like pop hard rock trying to borrow what the hair metal guys were doing visually okay because when you listen to the music to me is I know you're right i mean difference yeah and I don't know if you guys were gonna agree with me with that or not but i just i saw Bon Jovi on there and one I don't like Bon Jovi, but two I was like, I don't put them in that category like I musically I don't because like I look at quiet Riot Motley Crue rat Twisted Sister like all those guys like they had rasp Enos in their voice that was like, like you were saying like it was masculine but at the same time, like they were being like feminine about it. Like it was weird. Like usually. And Bon Jovi wasn't like that. It was just like a
well he looked he he looked that part, right because he had the hair Yeah, and the scarves and all that stuff. So he was still doing the gender bending but music musically and they do sound different to me than the rest and yeah, and so when I saw that I just kind of tripped out but uh, so yeah, I trip out with like, Van Halen being considered here metal that's not
so well that weird thing to me is that okay, Van Halen is not considered hair metal, they're considered metal, but they were one of the influences for her hair metal, which is weird. Like from what I saw here, let me go back to that I'm comfortable with Yeah, anyone that category Um, so let me go to my map here. So my map here says that go hair metal was pretty much influenced by metal. Specifically Van Halen, because Because he was the one who kind of brought shredding to the forefront, okay, like with eruption and stuff like that, right? People saw him and saw that it could be popular example, he was so popular at the time as a guitarist in a metal band that he played with Michael Jackson on beetus That's right. So these guys saw that and they're all like, Oh, we want to do that too. But it was so weird because at the same time they were fusing it with the glam rock from the late 70s which was like all the guys you listed David Bowie and and all these guys and so they kind of fuse that and glam metal was born out of that. Which is so weird to me because I didn't know that Van Halen was such a because you're right Van Halen definitely not her metal right? Um, maybe they might have a hair metal kind of attitude sometimes. But even they would leave requests that look to him. Yeah, switch something but that's about it. Like the even the music was different from Yeah, like the bands we were talking about quiet Riot rat and all those guys. Um, so there was that. Um, so I want to go back to where Black Sabbath kind of did everything. So I was talking about how Judas Priest and Motorhead were going on in the 70s to. Um, so in the 80s, this was when like, metal blew up like it had like, babies were just metal babies, the genres are just being born. So this was crazy. So that happens. And we have this thing called the new wave of British heavy metal. So that starts in the beginning of the 80s and pretty much goes throughout. So the bands that started this wave of British heavy metal, you saw these bands evolve from either the late 70s or the early 80s. And they evolved with their sound to get heavier throughout the 80s and that was Iron Maiden Motorhead. Like I mentioned, this band called venom, and diamondhead Judas Priest came to the forefront of all this with their album in the 80s British steel. Okay, Def Leppard was another one. They were part of the new wave of British heavy metal, but they were also kind of they were technically the people put them in the hair metal category too. So in 83, they came out with Pyromania, which is very popular here, and especially here in the States. They were like one of the biggest metal bands in the US at that time. And then another one was quiet riot, and 83. They came out with mental health. That album became the first domestic heavy metal band to top Well, with that album, they became the first domestic heavy metal band to top the billboard chop charts. So where do we put AC DC? AC DC was crazy too, because some people at the time didn't really know what metal was. And they were calling ACDC metal but they really weren't. They were hard rock. So they were going on on a different branch. They were doing their own thing they carried on what was going on in the 70s, late 70s. So they just went on, they never straight they stayed with like the blues kind of rock, hard, blues, hard rock, kind of kind of style. So while that was going on the new wave of British heavy metal which is this category that I just brought up, they gave birth to thrash. So those bands Iron Man, Motorhead, Judas Priest, they influence bands like Metallica, Slayer, anthrax, of course, the Big Four, like I'm talking about mega death bands like overkill, too. So thrash was born in the early 80s. And it was basically a fusion of the new wave of British heavy metal and hardcore punk. So I can't name any hardcore punk bands because I'm not familiar with punk, especially in the late 70s, early 80s. But whatever Metallica was listening to whatever these guys were listening to, at that time, that kind of made thrash It was pretty much a fusion of punk and metal. That's pretty much what it was. So that was, so Metallica came out in 83. The Big Four was around all through the 80s pretty much all of Metallica is iconic I albums came out in the 80s, which were kill them all. Right, the lightning just from puppets
was Miley Cyrus born? You know, she wasn't. I have a stupid comment. I can't wait. What's your comment? You think there's an Australian metallic tribute band called Metallica? No, but he should. We should move to Australia and do that.
You said it. If not now, then somebody is gonna hear this and do and do it. Right.
Somebody in Australia. So while that's going what do you what do you consider Guns and Roses? Oh, gee, that's tough. I think Guns and Roses. Yeah, I
would say they're more of a hard rock band that borrowed from glam. Okay, I could see that. Yeah. Especially Axl and slash. I think that's just, you know, yeah, I mean, they didn't Really? I mean, yeah, Axl, of course had the glam look and then slash was just whatever, just long curly hair with like the top hat stuff. Yeah. And to me that was just more you know, I think that was more the draw because you know you have this dude shirtless with like long hair just wailing away this guitar but just structurally they're more of a hard rock band to me okay because because they were listed here is like some kind of like, like a hybrid or
what's that hits in California It was like the sun It was like a Sunset Strip kind of California like movement that was going Oh, roses. They had Jane's Addiction on here. And I heard together in the same category they said they came from the same like area. Okay, but that doesn't mean the same. Guns and Roses James had a look. Yeah, I
mean, I mean, these are technically bands that played at like the whiskey jack right that's what these bands the rainbow and stuff.
So yeah, so I get that but I don't think there's the sound is anywhere near the same.
No, Jane's Addiction was their alternative right because some of this stuff and they were talking about their album from 88. Nothing shocking. Fantastic album. Yeah, so Okay, so that happened right thrash. So basically new. Black Sabbath Judas Priest Motorhead gave birth to a new wave of British heavy metal, which was going on Iron Maiden, Motorhead, Diamond Head, whatever, gave birth to thrash, so then thrash, same, same in the 80s early all this is happening in the early 80s. Yeah, Slayer pretty much gives birth from thrash to death metal. So then you have Okay, so then you had bands like death? possess Yeah, neck, neck rope, Asia. So we thought that was considered punk. Okay, so let me go into it. I
thought that they were okay. So there is a punk band called death. Yeah. And there is a metal band called Yeah,
yeah. So this is a this is a death metal band. So how can they have the same name? Isn't that it's probably punk and death metal. I mean, death.
I don't know. I mean, I guess they were cool with each other having the same name. Who knows?
I I'm not a music lawyer. Okay, so thrash was let me give you the definitions real quick. So I got it makes more sense. thrash was a faster, more aggressive and more aggressive than the original metal and glam metal. So basically, it was a fusion of the original metal and glam metal, but faster when it makes a punk. Okay, so that's basically what thrash was, which was, which was Metallica. Metallica was influenced by these guys, right? Yeah. So then you had death metal. Death Metal was thrash. Plus, I don't know what this is z grade slasher movie violence and Satanism. So basically, it was like, I guess gory?
Yeah. It's basically just like very low budget horror movies. Okay,
that's what I pictured. So they added Satanism in their death metal, just for show, right? Yeah. Death Metal incorporated deep growls, high pitch screaming and the death rasp. So it was like a raspy like, you don't know what the fuck they're saying. But that's a signature like vocal style of death metal. Then they also said precursor to pig squeal. We'll get there. They had downtuned guitars, heavy distortion, extremely fast percussion, and frequent tempo and times time signature changes. So it's just kind of weird to me how like this was born in the early 80s. Because you go from like the 70s. where like, none of this exists to like 8182 83 all of a sudden, it's like this crazy stuff that didn't even exist, like five years before. Yeah, it's insane. So then, Death Metal gives birth in Europe to black metal. Okay, so black metal, you had bands in Europe. Like venom from the UK merciful fate, which was, which influenced Metallica. They're from Denmark. Then you had Celtic Frost, which was from Switzerland. And then you had a finding right? Yeah. And they influence Nirvana. Really? Yeah. Yeah, this is and then it gets weirder. So and then bathory from Sweden. So that was the that was pretty much happening in Europe and then the weird thing about bathory is that they're black metal right? But then they gave birth to Folk Metal and Viking metal. So we can go this down this whole rabbit hole genres, but all this was in the 80s. Okay, so black metal was defined as a it varies considerably in style production. Quality, okay. Although most bands emphasize Street and growled vocals, highly distorted guitars frequently played with rapid tremolo picking a dark atmosphere and intentionally lo fi production, often with ambient noise and background his so yeah, it's like, low production style, like it's real gritty. Like purposely, purposely and but it's real. Also dark and fast. satanic themes are common in black metal, though many bands take inspiration from ancient paganism. Promoting a return to suppose pre Christian values. So basically black metal was like anti christian, basically what it was.
But the funny thing too, is that a lot of a lot of the black metal bands were not really sure what they were doing. All they knew was that it was an image. It was cool to be anti. Yeah. But they didn't really stand for the message. And you see, and it got them attention, right?
Yes, it's controversial. So a lot of parents were pissed and stuff like that. And I
think that goes more to for the later decades of I mean, the later the bands that came later on after that, I think that was more of their case. But I think these guys were really especially being from Europe, like, we see some of those events today. Like they kind of do it seriously. Like they kind of really do throw them in or middle finger to like religion and the Christian like Christianity and stuff. Numerous black metal bands experiment with sounds from all possible forms of metal. So they borrow from folk music, classical electronica and avant garde. So that's why it branches so much black metal, because they borrow from anything, they don't have a specific pneus. So black metal is kind of like, it can go anywhere. And then in the late 80s, you had power, metal, power, metal, power was pretty much a combination of people being inspired, or artists being inspired by Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, okay, and then mixing that with thrash. So when you mix priest and maiden you think of like epic metal right? vocals and stuff, right? Especially Rob Howard's voice and Bruce Dickinson and like the narrative style of the song Yeah, then you fuse that with thrash which is just heavy and crazy. That's how you get power metal. Okay, so if you want to think of any power metal bands, the only one that I had here was Halloween. They were from Germany, if you've never heard Halloween, those guys influenced Dragon Force. And I know you know who dragon forces right? No, you don't. Right? You know, Dragon forces. Yes. Okay. So, so bands like Dragon Force iced Earth nightwish. All these guys came from this band Halloween pretty much who what came out in the late 80s. They're considered power metal power metal focuses on upbeat, epic melodies and themes that appeal to the listener sense of valor and loveliness. So basically, they just, it's like epic, like songs like that talk about like dragons and like, love and like Renaissance Faire stuff. Yeah, but like, it's fast, though. It's, it's fast, melodic. And what's the what's another word? Like? A romantic like? Not like, not only sci fi. Like capital? No, I was thinking more like I don't know what the word is. Oh, it'll color to the rings. Yeah, kinda like kind of shit like that, like, fantasy. That's the word. I was looking for fantasy. Yeah. And then while that was going on Black Sabbath, still Black Sabbath has roots in all these genres that I just mentioned. So you know at this and also at the same time, Black Sabbath is still going on with Ronnie James Dio, then you have Ozzy going on with his own stuff. So he's getting heavier as well too, because he, his stuff doesn't sound like the Black Sabbath stuff. Okay. You know, you have he has different guitars like he has. Oh, my God, what's his name is Randy road. Randy Rhoads, who also played quiet riot. Then he also had zakk Wylde with the ad so Zack Wilds metal guitars? Yeah, does a lot of pinch harmonics. And
then he starts getting like the the keyboard synthesizer.
Yeah, he started getting censorship. Well, actually, he had that early on to have this first Ozzy album. So you have that going on. Right? Okay, Black Sabbath, still influencing. The genres give birth to do metal. Oh my gosh, so do metal you have bands like St. vitus, the obsess and candlemass so Doom traces its roots to the lyrical themes and musical approach of early Black Sabbath. The melvins have also been a significant influence on doom metal and a number of its sub genres. Okay, do metal emphasizes melody, melancholy tempos and a simple Kuru mood relative to many other very varieties of metal. So do was pretty much metal. Like, I want to say it was more like death metal, but slow. So basically, they just slowed it the hell down. But they were also borrowing from what Black Sabbath did because pretty much the first Black Sabbath album not only was it the first metal album, but it was technically the first Doom Metal out there. I think we were talking about that earlier. But Doom didn't exist. Then it's funny that they brought that up because saying that they that this band, these bands drew from the first Black Sabbath album because when you listen to 13, which was the first album Black Sabbath recorded with Ozzy Since the 70s, they recorded this album in 2013. And it's straight up doom. Really and which is so crazy because it feels like you went full circle. Like they started off kind of sounding Doom, but it was definitely metal. So then you go on and you influence all these bands, you know going through thrash death metal, black metal, power metal, then you get to do metal these bands in the in the late 80s. And then it just sits there, you know, it goes on through the 90s 2000s, whatever. 2013 Black Sabbath comes back, and it's Doom, like straight up, like it's pretty much like the early Black Sabbath, but heavier and slower. Okay, like, that whole album is slow. I don't know if you've heard it, but it's, it's slow, and it's straight up, do metal. I know. I remember when I heard it, I was like, holy shit.
So can we have a listening party where you just like play me a song of each of these little sub genres. So I can try to hear distinction.
I'm glad you said that. So if you go to Spotify, or Spotify playlists, I actually have songs from every band, every genre that I listed in order by year so you can hear where the where the sound morph. So I actually put a so I put a song from each of Judas priests albums from 74 to 78. Right, and then I think I put one from later in the 80s, too. Then I also did one Iron Maiden release 1234567 albums in the 80s. So I added one song from each album, and you can hear the progression, like where it gets heavier. Just the sound changes to more like to the more iconic metal sound. Okay, so guys, like from all genres that we mentioned all the genres that Frank and Fred, you know, anything that Kim mentioned, like all these bands, like they're in order, and you can listen to how everything kind of played out. Okay, awesome. Yes, Brett. So the playlist is on Spotify. Okay, listen. Excellent. This stuff's crazy, too, by the way.
So Brett had triggered me. Cancel me that has like a negative connotation now, but she just triggered a memory. And so I went down this little tangent of boy bands from the 80s, late 80s. So 86, obviously New Kids on the Block. They released their first album in 86, which I wasn't even like a thought in my parents mind at that point. So I didn't really and then they released their second album in 88, which I was abundant oven problem. Yeah. And then I think when I started getting into them was in about 94 when I was about six, and I was listening to their stuff like the step by step album, which was released in 90, okay. As like, 25 steps. Oh, my goodness. But then this also reminded me about new edition. You edition. That's right. My new though. That was ABC. Yeah, that started in the 70s. The late 70s. However, they got gained the greatest popularity in the 80s. And then,
Mr. TV show they have their own TV show. Like the monkeys. Mr. Reinhardt the
Mike was in Mr. Ricky Martin was in Minnesota. That's right. I'm mainly mentioning these things to make Mario put the songs on the plate. No, that's fine. I mean, that's fine with me, ladies anyways, Bobby Brown got his start, right. I believe so. Yeah. So Bobby Brown was and then I forgot about like one of my favorite his albums that I was been in the oven when it came out. And I don't even know how I had this cassette as a child. But I did. And it was Paula Abdul's forever. Oh, yeah. About that album, set. And I think now I have it on CD. Okay.
And don't I mean, you know, I don't know if you like Janet Jackson. All right. I thought so. Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Yeah, we got
it. She's actually getting that anymore. No, like rhythm nation like I know that she's having like a documentary come out soon on a&e, I think and I'm probably gonna be able to watch because I have cable when I would just have to wait. Well, we'll have to figure out how to watch it because Damn, probably ordered on Sunday.
That whole Janet Jackson thing reminds me of Eddie Murphy special that he did. You mentioned Janet Jackson's What have you done for me lately? It's pretty funny. Yeah. Okay. We'll have to look at that. No,
I left one genre out. Sorry, guys. So power metal, gave birth to progressive metal. Okay, and this bam. You'll recognize progressive metal. queens Reich? queens, right? Yeah, no, I don't. I don't like queens. Right. But what's a question?
Yeah. Where does Dream Theater fit into?
So the same stuff is the same stuff, but they came in later. So basically, Dream Theater was influenced by by queens right and this other band Bates warning. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know them either. So basically that whole power metal thing I was talking about gave birth to progressive metal in still in the late 80s. And then yeah, they came they gave birth later on so
I have another question. Yes. Where did the power ballot come from? Oh, that's a good question. I didn't see that anywhere that fucking hell
I want to say maybe it came from like that's a good good good question. Maybe like the soft rock Adult Contemporary. Okay, where they had some mild ish heavy guitars or
probably metal try to adopt it. Yeah, and then so like poison who else a fuck yeah poison pretty much every every hair metal bed extreme was another one. Row Yeah, pretty much every every hair metal band had Yeah, a ballad. Yeah, I'm shaving Metallica data for those that don't that's a damn good question. That has to be a hangover. Okay, my research. There is a good guess though.
There is a there is a funny video that Jimmy Fallon did with jack black in there. parodying extremes more than words. It's really good.
And I'm mad at myself that I forgot Janet Jackson, but I think it was because I started getting into her more in like the late 80 to 90 part of her was like Janet, the velvet rope all for you like right leading into that stuff. But yeah, no nation. how's it gonna? 89 Tim's gonna have a big Hangout. No, that's fine. I know my 90s y'all y'all don't even know where I'm taking y'all on that one. I'm excited. That's cool. Spice Girls. I know that Oh, my gosh. That's like way later in the 90s. Like almost crossing into the 2000. That's it'll bleed into me. But the early in like the I can't wait, y'all intriguing.
Yeah, I feel like 90s is gonna be y'all sting more. I don't know where me and Frank are gonna sit in 90s because I'm having a hard time thinking about where I'm going in the 90s. But I have a feeling you too are going to probably have a lot of stuff for that, um, the land
for the arts and the teams. I'm just gonna be quiet.
I'm sure you'll have some stuff there. Yeah, a little bit. There were a couple of things that I just want to say real quick that were part of the old rock that were also in the kind of in the pop category. And some of these were like, bands that had a resurgence in the 80s. So these are solo artists that were popular in the 80s that I guess were alternative or pop however you want to say it. Michael Jackson. Yeah. Bruce Springsteen was big in the 80s. Tom Petty, Tom Tom nameko. Stevie Nicks, of course and Phil Collins know. Another, another group. So these apparently had a resurgence from the previous decade. I saw that was the kinks and the Beach Boys. Huh? Yeah. Yeah.
I don't know when they did Kokomo. Yes. Okay. So they did have a resurgence. They were on full house. Yes, they weren't. I remember that. Uncle Jesse.
Yes. Right. And actually, you know, john Stamos is now a member of the The Beach Boys, right? Yes, that's right.
Uncle Jesse mean? Yes, of course. Yeah. And then also another band, Steve Miller band. Okay. Yes, he definitely had a resurgence in the 80s. And then these two were considered I've never heard this term before, but atomic blues and blues rock and that was Stevie Ray Vaughan and George. Okay, so that's what they're called. And I would say, AC DC. Now more than one that I look at this would be like hard blues rock, hard rock with some blues rock. They were kind of a fusion of that is okay. It's kind of weird.
But dance rock. I don't know if that's a thing, right? Because like ACDC is played at all kinds of clubs for people to dance to dance rock is a thing, right? Yeah, but I don't know it technically, technically. ACDC. Dan, I mean, you're talking about Yeah, it sounds like it's made for that purpose. Yeah. And I actually Well, this is not AC DC related. Exactly. But I heard an interview with Ian Asbury from the call the call. And he was the DJ asked him like about the influence for she saw sanctuary and rain. And he said that like it was actually really Peter Hook from Joy Division, and his baselines that they that inspired them. But it was their goal to take like Peter Hook style baseline, and layer it with what they called, like, rock for the dance floor like that they were purposely trying to make That's weird. Like alternative rock with Peter Hook baselines that you could dance to that they would play at the club. And it's interesting. I think they've managed it right. Like they pulled it off. Yeah, that's interesting, but that just kind of reminded me of like, that same thing like AC DC, where it's like, you know, I think they just have access to it.
Yeah, I think yeah, that's crazy. I'll look into that too. Okay. And then there's one last thing I wanted to bring up before if anyone has anything else, this was more. I wanted to bring it up because it was born in the 80s. And I want to know if Frank had any input on it. So while all this is going on in Europe, here in the US, Australia, because we're talking about ACDC, yeah, in Latin America, rockin espanol was coming out. Yeah, that started in the 80s and the early 80s. Yes, I'm Frank. Do you know of any bands that were rockin espanol bands that were popular in the 80s that just came up or if you know of any bands and started you want to bring up
Yeah, like one of the more popular ones that era is a band called Munna. Okay. And then you have also l three, another one. This is more like later 90s. Maybe like late 80s, a band called casetta kooba as well. Okay, and then there's guy fineness. Two is another one. They started in the 80s and 80s. Yeah, okay. But a lot of these bands, a lot of these rochen espanol bands when they got started. That was a pushback against a very conservative government. And
almost like their own punk movement. Yeah, cuz, I mean, that was punk. And yeah, and,
yeah, pretty much and, you know, all these American and European bands would come to play in Mexico, but at the time, I think the people were just too scared to play that that type of stuff, you know, in their own country. So it all it took was just, you know, I think really, it was when the bank iPhone has came out, that they were very heavily influenced by the curious visuals, you know, they came out with their guitars and their big hair and their makeup and the clothes and everything. And that was also major pushback, because at the time, you know, Mexico was going through like a very conservative, macho type, society, and then to have these dudes come out, looking like chicks. And there was like, a big embrace for that. And, you know, there were there were times where a lot, you know, were playing rock music in some clubs was like, prohibited. Like if the police caught you, they would beat the shit out of you. Just replaying that music, you know, because it was a push back against the government at the time. And, you know, of course, over time, they eased up on it, they said, you know, whatever, it's just music. It's not harming anybody. But that was essentially, you know, ruggedness Manion was the punk of Mexico at the time. It just, it wasn't punk. But it was the punk aesthetic, you know, like pushing back against establishment and just, you know, doing something on their own without having any Yeah, musical protests. Yeah, basically, that's, that's what it was. Or, you know, if you were a band that was playing brokenness by y'all, oftentimes, you also had to play traditional music as a backup in case the police raided your place. Then you could just play it off and say, Oh, you know, we're just playing traditional accordion. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. And we saw quite a few, I don't know, like, couple months ago, two months ago, but But yeah, but that's essentially what what it was, is that it was their own musical pushback against society and the government at the time. And now it's, it's a mix of everything you have, you have metal, you have rock, you have indie, you have pop rock, so it's it's definitely spanned boundaries over time. Cool. Yeah. And it's not really talked about, you know, next was a big country. And I, we actually know a Hispanic Heritage Month is coming up. Oh, yeah. The 15th. Yeah. So I'll start mentioning some of that some of that stuff. Okay. Cool. Yeah, good idea.
Sounds good to me. Oh, I think that's all I had. And that's one thing that I did want to talk about because it is rock related. And it did, you know, it came out of the 80s, too. There was just two things that I didn't mention that I just looked over, but I was talking about metal becoming so popular. And then, you know, in the 80s with, you know, glam metal and all that stuff. But Kim brought up MTV, and I had a note here that MTV debuted Headbangers ball in 1987. Yeah, and that's, you know, show how popular like metal is becoming. And then I also had a note here that in 86, Metallica released master puppets, and that was actually the first Platinum record for the metal genre. And so, you know, that kind of shows to like where metal was, but those were the two things I wanted to mention just real quick to Headbangers ball because that was around for quite some time. It was a it was a you know, it was a big thing. And then four more days from what I saw it originally it came on at seven but I think it started a day out around the grunge alternative era. So it really didn't last that long. It's like it came in kind of late. And I remember in high school I think like, oh three or oh four. Yeah. It made a comeback. Yeah. Bangor did. Yeah. And that was of course, because a new metal. Yeah. So we'll get with that when it comes to 2000.
But don't forget Yo, MTV Raps. That was 90s. Right. That was 90. Yeah, I think maybe like late 80s. Yeah, I think Yeah, I'm not totally sure. I
mean, a lot of time. We'll look into that too, since Kim brought up MTV since MTV did originate in the early 80s. Yeah, I'll look into that to see when that came out. Because this is going to play later on. Especially with the whole TRL thing and stuff later on. We get late 90s, early 2000s. So no one has anything else. We do. I have some hangovers. Oh, no, we're definitely gonna have some Yeah, but it works. Because next episode is going to be the night Yeah, well, so yeah. So we'll just get into that. Yeah. Because that's what I did. I picked up from when I left off from some of the 70 spans I didn't mention. So are we good for next week? Yes, yeah. Okay. Thanks. Thanks. So thanks. So yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't have to be next week. Well, it doesn't matter as long as that, you know, it's okay guys. So yeah, next week is going to be the 1990s. So we're going to continue our little history lesson on music. And I think Happy Birthday again, Frank. Yeah. I hope you had fun talking about your stuff, cuz I know you like talking about your genres. I do. And this get in the next week. That's Yeah. Next week, or actually might be two weeks from now. I think there was more. I think it was more 2000s. Yeah, I think it was 2000. Yeah. But yeah, so we'll talk about that in a couple episodes. And we'll see you guys next time. Cheers.
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Q: Switching an image on hover over text / Without the use of jQuery I am making a portfolio page as a school project. My idea is to have an image with titles underneath and whenever I hover over a headline (let's say there will be a headline for Design Manual, Animation, Storyboard etc.) the image will change to a one corresponding to the headline that can be clicked and will lead to a subpage with more information about the chosen theme. I can't use any jQuery yet only javascript.
I wrote this piece of code that is working however it is too long and I would like to know if there is a shorter possibility. I was thinking an array with switch function? However I am very new to javascript so I could not put it together myself when I tried. Any help is appreciated.
let thumbnail = document.querySelector("#thumbN");
let buttonOne = document.querySelector("#ButtonOne");
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357th G-View: Kase-San OVA
The wait was a long one for this highly anticipated OVA to both come out and get subbed. For the lucky few who got to witness this animated feature live or the luckier few who know how to search or have friends in high places the wait is over. Question is whether the wait was worth it. Let us find out as we take a look at the Kase-san OVA.
Alternate Title: Asagao to Kase-san (Japanese)
Genres: Romance, Comedy, Yuri
G-Rating: Favoritism: 10/10. Objective: 8-9/10 (Buy it on Blu-Ray)
Plot Summary: Yui Yamada, a timid girl who enjoys tending to her school's greenery, falls in love with the boyish and athletic Tomoka Kase. The two eventually begin dating, and the story follows the pair as they face various challenges in their relationship.
I will get straight to the point. Kase-san is one of, if not the most Shiro (White/Light) of Yuri series that has ever been Shiro'ed. What I mean by Shiro Yuri is a lesbian love story devoid of heavy drama found in Kuro (Black/Chaotic) Yuri:
No involuntary pouncing.
No love triangles.
No bloody violence.
No Faustian contracts with demonic mascots.
No Guys being involved.
Whatever else that could upset certain Yuri fans I have not mentioned or am aware of.
Kase-san calling Yamada.
The story is as simple as two girls dating each other and dealing with whatever obstacles come their way. It is the tale of an adorable cheerful gardener who is determined but not confident in her social skills and the super popular athletic beauty Kase-san who, while more social, shares more in common with Kase than she could have ever realized. While I did say there is no drama usually found in Kuro Yuri media I never said there was none in the story. The troubles our heroines face have to do with being in a romantic relationship for the first time. Even the classic "but we're both girls" pops up but is but a blemish compared to other issues the two must face such as difference in attention and growing physical yearning to name a few. It is about being in love for the first time, said love being reciprocated and what happens next between the two lovebirds as they get ready to face the world together. It is one of those stories that unlike other romances that end once the two leads get together it continues showing what else there is after the first kiss.
Yamada and Mikawa(chi).
The story in the OVA begins around the time Yamada and Kase-san started dating and before the sequel story (Yamada to Kase-san) starts. Remember the magical music video that warmed many a Yuri Nation member's heart in 2017? That was a very short summary of how they got together. The OVA is set a couple of days after their first kiss.
Update: It has come to my attention that some super fans were bothered the OVA shortened the first part of the story (How the girls got together) and dread it alienating some newcomers. Perhaps it can and did. My take on this is simple: if it motivates other newcomers to the series to pick up the manga and read it then mission accomplished. For viewers not interested in checking out the manga, pity.
As I said above the obstacles the girls overcome are very grounded but understandable. Viewers must keep in mind these two are pure souls who fell in love for the first time, especially Yamada. They have less of idea of what it is like to be in a relationship than someone from a sitcom. Despite that the two do all they can to make their work and grow into something eternal.
Now there is something VERY IMPORTANT viewers need to know before checking out this OVA. It is like watching an "iyashikei" (a tranquil/relaxing story so to speak), meaning there are several moments of silence where one would expect the protagonist to have inner monologues. While Yamada sometimes does have them there are more times the OVA lets silence do the talking. I personally liked it. After all, reading the manga is also meant to be relaxing for Yuri fans who just want cute and fluffy loving.
The animation and cuteness is over 10000.
Speaking of fluffy loving…my goodness. The cuteness and sweetness are off the charts! Reading the manga made me "squee" uncontrollably during several scenes. Seeing some of those scenes animated…my GOD. I swear if we get an anime that covers the rest of what the OVA could not or one that covers the sequel story I do not know if my body could handle such heartwarming cuteness weekly. As readers can tell by reading this the animation is GORGEOUS! It is the same style presented in the music video. Take that and extend it from 5 to 58 minutes…Magical. The soundtrack is best described as scenic. Do not expect anything orchestral or mind blowing…because there is no need. Other than the delightful ED the soundtrack, like the OVA, is soft and calming. Nothing fancy, just simple fluffy loving goodness.
Second favorite scene in the OVA. First is the one right after.
I mentioned the OVA having several quiet scenes. This brings me to my one itsy-bitsy little nitpick. 95% of the OVA is excellent. That is all but the last act. I am not saying it was bad. Far from it. However, from what I remember in the last couple of chapters in the manga the last act could have been done a bit better. Granted the main focus was the same but some stuff that would have been pretty cool to see animated was left out. I understand though. It is a movie that is less than an hour long so the team did the best they could to animate as many great moments from the manga as possible. The last few minutes of the OVA were excellent, hence why I said this was a nitpick. It did not detract from my enjoyment whatsoever.
Overall The Kase-san OVA was fantastic! Totally worth the wait. Manga readers will enjoy seeing several great scenes given more weight thanks to them being beautifully animated. It also aired in the perfect time where the more prevalent shows centered around or featuring Yuri in 2018 were of the Kuro/Chaotic variety. If interested I would say give this one a try. Also if an option to support the OVA in the West becomes available for fans that does not involve importing then I highly recommend doing so if possible. Show Japan that 100% Shiro Yuri anime are just as wanted as Kuro Yuri. Let us hope the movie does well enough to finally warrant a 20+ minute per episode TV anime.
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56 Responses to 357th G-View: Kase-San OVA
gremriel2016 says:
So, do I have to search and wait for a subbed version someplace on the internet; do I need to go to a webstore somewhere in Asia and hope there's a properly subbed BluRay; or can I buy it in the West (more specifically: Europe) like I would with all my entertainment needs?
I really wish they (Japanese artists/publishers) would think about their Western audiences.
Watching it on Youtube now (in 480p, unfortunately)
Calne Ca says:
If you have an IRC client you can get it from #nibl (irc.rizon.net) with the command
/msg mdcx|furya xdcc send #2230
Is that correct? I'm seeing something called The_Tale_Of_Princess_Kaguya
I seem to have figured it out. #2230 is not the correct number.
weird, perhaps the number changed Oo
#252 should be correct
There are already fan subs available.
I'm sure that some online anime streaming sites have it too. You just have to look for it.
Dunno if there are any online Western stores where it's available for purchase. Hopefully there will be one soon.
As the peeps who replied to you said a subbed version with higher quality can be found if you look hard enough, or rather know where to look.
I'm gonna get a fansub for now, but… forget about "buying somewhere in the west", I can't even find it in Japanese export stores? Where are the preorders? I've tried AmiAmi, CDJapan, Nippon-Yasan, Solaris-Japan, even eBay, but it's nowhere to be found. Huh?! Am I overlooking something?
Currently the Blu-Ray is a limited edition theatrical release. I imagine more will become available in due time. That or someone knows where to import them.
Error says:
"20+ minute per episode TV anime" x 22, minimum. 🙂
It can cover the beginning, expand the middle and end of the first series that the OVA covered and continue with the sequel. Let's hope we get something like that.
yamialastor says:
I learned something new today (Shuro and Kuro), thanks!
I'm yet to see the OVA (waiting til' later when it's more quiet here) but I have read the manga and if this is anywhere near close to that, then this will be great. I honestly think Kase-san is so upbeat and cheery that non-yuri fans who like romance stuff like Tsuki Ga Kirei or something should try it.It's one of those things that really emphazise the phrase 'love is love' to me.
Should report back once I've watched it!
Do enjoy when able dood.
I watched it and tbh it's pretty much perfect. It's one of the cutest romances I've ever seen. Adorable, funny, heartwarming, uplifting…all these things and more.
Very much so, yes. hopefully we'll get more if it does well.
LuzeriP says:
I have no other words except it was so freakin cute. My heart can't take it. Although right now I'm watching it over and over again. It's really bad for my heart but I don't care. Yamada surely the cutest and Kase-san has a great body (if only there's more bath scene). Overall best OVA I've ever seen. Also I need to buy the bluray. A movie this precious needs to play in a big screen tv.
It's good enough to watch over and over again.
That was…that was…beautiful! sobs audible Yuri fangirl tears
Definitely buying it if I can get my hands on it at some point, and the manga is getting put right at the top of my "read this ASAP/find this and buy this and then read this" list!
sheds more audible fangirl tears
Yup. Fantastic.
That would be great for the series. One step closer to getting that TV anime.
I was hoping they would show how they started dating or what lead to it, but all in all the best ova.
Hopefully a potential TV anime can cover the first part of the manga and beyond should the OVA sell well.
kracen says:
I'm probably gonna be the only one to say it here… But I was actually pretty disappointed in it… Yes I enjoyed it, maybe I was overexcited and thought it'd be completely perfect and thus couldn't possibly live up to my expectations…
For me, it was great, but the way it was presented, the way (What I believe to be) a significant amount of important fluff to make the story what it was, was cut out… It really felt as though it was just a gift to the readers and not to get people into it for those who haven't ever read it.
Without knowledge of the manga, and the characters, you'd have no real idea what was going on… The story is about Yamada overcoming her insecurities to believe she is worthy of being with Kase, while also learning what it means to be in a relationship… Kase has a similar side but her insecurities are born from Yamada's mostly, with more of a focus on protecting Yamada from her concerns… A lot of the backing of this, with the exception of the bento part, was completely removed, which I believe is the essence of what the manga is about.
So, from a readers perspective, its an easy 10/10 because we have all the backstory, fluff and context from which to understand what is going on… but someone who had never read the manga, would probably find it more confusing than anything, which doesn't help put the Yuri genre into the more acceptable mainstream… Yes I know it is just an OVA, but an OVA is the perfect setting to have a quick, understandable and enjoyable story that people who are not willing to watch a full series to see if they like something.
I'm sure others out there share your lack of satisfaction. At least you have the manga to fall back on till the day something more fulfilling pops up related to this series.
Excuse me for saying this, but as someone who's never read the manga, only heard about it, I still throughly enjoyed this one, and understood pretty well what was going on at all points. And it definitely has made me all the more interested in reading the manga/seeing a longer series to see all the stuff that was left out. So there are non-manga readers out here/there who did enjoy this.
…Though I am already a devoted fan of Yuri, so there is that…but still I feel that this one did a pretty good job of making me interested in and hungry for more, as a non-reader. Definite 9/10 or even 10/10 without ever having read the manga (yet).
Cytrus says:
Yep, same here. Never read the manga, but the themes kracen lists seemed well-portrayed to me.
Yup. Even if I hadn't read the manga, which I have mind you, I wouldn't have had trouble figuring out what the issues presented in the OVA were. Nothing complicated whatsoever.
Reapy_s0ul says:
I still loved it, but the pacing was atrocious imo, as someone has read the manga from beginning to finish, I feel like this was dwarfed by the source material. Definitely would have preferred a full-length anime to faithfully adapt the entire manga, but you don't always get everything you want.
Four volumes' worth of content in less than an hour. What did you expect?
Some sort of order of events and possibly at least mentioning the important plot points idk.
I mean it is still Kase-san so I had a smile on my face the entire time but I guess my expectations were far too high because I love the manga so much.
MithrandirOlorin says:
It's a well animated and well directed Anime, and well acted as far as I can judge Japanese voice acting. But…..
As a massive Yuri enthusiast I hate the one debbie downer on this OVA, but it's really not to my taste. A lot of people are saying it's so preferable to Citrus cause it doesn't have so much DRAAAAMAAAA!!!!! But the thing is, it is still a Melodrama, it is still a conflict driven narrative. And so if we're gonna have Melodrama I'd prefer they just go all out with it.
I do want more fiction that isn't conflict driven narratives. And what I want from that for Yuri is just Lucky Star or K-On or Yuru Yuri but with everyone unambiguously openly gay, all the plausible deniability thrown out.
I get that Kase-San is trying to capture a more realistic relationship awkwardness and tension, and if that's what you need from a Yuri Romance then this might be for you. But I don't want that kind of realism from Anime. This OVA was okay but I couldn't watch a 12 or 24 episode series with this general tone.
Don't worry. You're not the only debbie downer who dropped by this post.
You at least had the common decency of saying "I don't like this kind of yuri". That's fair. Not everyone does.
Bayuro says:
Wow look at those comments! So many at the instant. That's what you expect from a much anticipated Yuri anime.
I just watched the whole OVA tho… Yamada is just too cute especially when there's a young plant (her ahoge) growing on her head.
Got a bit of research and I find out she has the same voice actress as El Condor Pasa.
Yamada has always been totes adorbs.
I agree with most of the reeaders, it was light, heartwarming and ejoyable, but the OVA didn´t do justice to the manga source and it did deserve the full series, 20+min. 12ep. would be just enough to cover the story. Still, we need more anime like this and more full series without extra drama, series to just sit down, enjoy and relax
For a nearly hour long OVA that crammed in four volumes worth of story it did the best it could. As I told many here let's hope it eventually leads to a 20+ minute per episode anime that has the time to include more fluffy loving that the OVA couldn't fit in.
tsubasasfamily says:
Just watched it. Oh god, my heart. There were parts of this that were just so damn cute I can't even. Yamada ❤ Kase must cherish her forever, she is so pure.
This really makes me want a full adaptation even more. This OVA felt like a special treat to manga readers, but as much as I love it, I can tell it wouldn't stand quite as well on its own with no prior knowledge of the source material. I was impressed with the fact that it took its time instead of trying to rush through a bunch of scenes though, that was an excellent choice on the part of the writer(s). The OVA felt confident in what it was doing throughout and I'm very happy with it all things considered. The Yuri gods have smiled upon us.
Katlyn johnson says:
They need to remake the manga into a tv series instead of just one ove
I meant ova
TiaanM777 (@TiaanM777) says:
Now I am waiting for the two 24 episode seasons of Kase-san, at least three OVA's, a complete movie trilogy and a remastered movie trilogy. Watching the OVA filled me with joy. Not only did the OVA capture the sweetness of the manga we love, overall the OVA was brilliantly directed. The shift from heartwarming, romantic Slice of Life to heartwarming, romantic iyashikei worked was one of the highlights of the adaptation, for me at least. I agree that the OVA's ending was rather disappointing, as it was rather anti-climatic. Still I loved the OVA and hopefully the anime gods will heed my unreasonable demands 😛
Anti-climactic is a word I would use but not the last couple of minutes. No sir.
Yup. Hopefully we will eventually get that TV anime we've been wishing for since reading the words "Asagao to Kase-san anime" on Twitter.
Finally sat down to watch this and it exceeded my expectations (when I see OVA, I think "up to 30 minutes", this was basically a short movie modestly calling itself an OVA).
Other than the super fluffy feel, the biggest outstanding point of this OVA is obviously how it starts with a relationship established. It's a daring choice, since it means skipping some easy squee potential. But it also means that there is 50 minutes of content we almost never see in other series. And there's not even a love triangle to pad things out!
Easy recommend in the open (no denial possible) yuri category. Aoi Hana for a hard-boiled story, this for fluffity-fluff. If the manga is even better, like many people here seems to think, then more power to that.
Twas a most delightful watch, yes.
Peeps who enjoy reading shiro yuri manga definitely should pick this one up.
yurimylove says:
there can never be enough genuine onscreen yuri kisses!
NEVAH!
That was a fun watch. I was quite disappointed they didn't do the "things girls can do besides kissing" scene. Yamada's innocence with that is fun to watch.
I need to pick up more of the manga for this. Also, a full anime is necessary.
In a potential TV anime hopefully.
Manga is highly recommended.
elkat4 says:
This OVA moved me to tears. I've never read the manga, but in only a hour I was so invested in their relationship that the last ten minutes had me worried. Their love is pure and uncomplicated, I might have as well been staring into the sun. I don't know if I'll ever read the manga. If it brings the emotions in like this, I might have to do so only in short spells as I don't know if my heart can handle so much greatness in large doses.
On another note, the scene where Yamada invites Kase over to her house and states that her parents weren't going to be home until later, I thought myself "That's a sex flag." Apparently I wasn't the only one thinking that. ^///^ Poor Kase-san.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND READING THE MANGA! Trust me. There's a reason why fans want a TV anime. WE NEED MORE!
Told you that was the one of best scenes as I had hinted in the review.
Just watched this in my (thank god I built it) Anime home cinema.
Haaah…. now I feel warm and happy all over. 🙂 So wonderful! Animation, backgrounds, calm music, voice act (they sounded almost like I imagined it in my head, especially Kase-san), everything just fit so well!
I don't think I need to say that much more at this point. Definitely needs all the other chapters animated as well, of course. Wouldn't even care if they recycled the entire movie for parts of a TV series either. Really, I wouldn't.
Also, as you mentioned the silent moments: Silence is quite powerful, emotionally, isn't it? I loved that moment at the bus stop! 😉
Will buy the Blu-Ray as soon as preorders are up!
piano_cello_conducting says:
I think we need more yuri anime like this. No unnecessary angst with rivals scheming or the whole indecisiveness to get together etc. It is good to watch one which takes place after the relationship has been established.
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I not being mean or trying to make whoever decided to this an ova, but you should remake the manga into a tv series instead of just making just the one ova movie as again I am not trying to offend you or in anything of that matter. And also let me introduce myself my name is katlyn joann johnson I live in griffin ga in the USA. I am autistic an 19 1/2 years old I just recently discovered anime and I totally love. I really hope you considered my comment and make it happen. | {
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#sys.path.insert(0, 'lib') #we need this line in order to make libraries imported from lib folder work properly
import requests #Used for http requests
import symbol
symbol2=["SP","NSDQ","DAX","GOLD","C.OIL"]
priceForIndex=[50,20,25,500,100]
def calculatingRisk(symbolInput,enterPri,stopPri,vol,type):#(type=1-long, type=0-short)
if (type==1):#long
sumPoint=enterPri-stopPri
else:#short
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'''
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'''
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Sgt. Noel Ramirez, left with Gilchrest County Florida Sheriff Bobby Schultz and Deputy Taylor Lindsay were murdered as they ate dinner in Trenton, Florida on March 19, 2018.
Gilchrist County Sheriff Bobby Schultz at a press conference held after two deputies were ambushed as they ate dinner.
Gilchrist County Sheriff Sgt. Noel Ramirez murdered along with Deputy Taylor Lindsay as they ate dinner in Trenton, Florida on March 19, 2018.
Gilchrist County Deputy Sheriff Taylor Lindsay murdered as he ate dinner at Ace China in Trenton, Florida on March 19, 2018.
Deputy Taylor Lindsay, 25, a law officer for three years and Sgt. Noel Ramirez, 30, a seven-year veteran of law enforcement, the last three with the Gilchrist County Sheriff's Office.
The officers were shot dead through the window of a fast food restaurant where they were eating their dinner.
Sheriff Schultz, in a press conference, pointed to the constant demonization in the media and by some activists as creating the environment of hate that leads to police officers being murdered.
At approximately 3:00 pm this afternoon, March 19, 2018, two Gilchrist County Deputy Sheriffs were shot and killed in the Ace China restaurant in downtown Trenton after a suspect walked up to business and shot both deputies through the window. As fellow deputies responded to the scene, they found the shooter deceased outside the business and both Deputy Sheriffs where they died of their wounds.
At this point, it remains an active criminal investigation with no apparent motive or indications as to why this tragedy occurred. Sheriff Bobby Schultz has been on scene throughout the afternoon with his deputies and their families, notifying additional loved ones, and will be speaking to the media at 7:00 pm EDT.
Ace China restaurant where a killer shot two Gilchrist County Florida deputies through a window as they ate dinner. | {
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Programming & Services » Technology
Assistive Technology for Learning (ATL) is defined as the devices, media and services used by students with physical, sensory, cognitive, speech, learning or behavioural disabilities to actively engage in learning and to achieve their individual learning goals.
Assistive technology for learning is different from educational or instructional technology. Assistive technology for learning can be distinguished from other types of technology used with students in the classroom. Educational technology is generally used by all students. ATL is more specialized and often more complex technology that allows access to learning for students who have barriers due to their disabilities. However, there is some overlap. ATL can have benefits as an instructional tool for all students. For example, text-to-speech software can benefit all students who are learning to write and keyboard. Likewise, students with special education needs may benefit from educational technology such as reading instruction software programs, but they may also need assistive technology for learning, such as a specialized mouse or keyboard, to access these programs. Without this assistive technology, they would be unable to participate independently in this educational activity.
"For people without disabilities, technology makes things easier. For people with disabilities, technology makes things possible …"
– National Council on Disability
Learning Technology Policy Framework
The Learning and Technology Policy Framework (2013) is a major step towards realizing one of the four policy shifts identified by Inspiring Education. Policy Shift 4: Technology to Support the Creation and Sharing of Knowledge is critical to achieving the vision of supporting students to become engaged thinkers and ethical citizens, with an entrepreneurial spirit.
When digital technology first emerged as a classroom resource, it was primarily a tool for teachers to present information and to communicate with students and parents. Policy Shift 4 describes the need to move towards classrooms in which students, themselves, are using technology to support their learning.
As Inspiring Education describes it, "Ultimately, the power of technology should be harnessed to support innovation and discovery, not simply to aid teaching. We need to engage learners to use these new technologies as designers and creators of knowledge."
The Learning and Technology Policy Framework re-enforces Inspiring Education's emphasis on putting the student at the centre of decision-making. Some classrooms have already made great strides in adopting a student-centred learning philosophy, while others require more assistance. The updated policy framework provides guidance and rationale for making decisions that support this shift.
For more information on the Learning Technology Policy Framework, please access a copy at:
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There aren't many races in the world that have the same sort of legendary prowess as the Barkley Marathons, a grueling 100+ mile ultra-marathon that takes place in Frozen Head State Park near Wartburg, Tennessee.
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In the 33 years since its creation back in 1986, the race has seen hundreds of athletes from around the world take on the Herculean challenge. However, from all those that have attempted it, only 15 people to-date have ever crossed the finish line.
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In March 2019, British long-distance runner Nicky Spinks set off to Tennessee to take on the challenge. No stranger to epic and almost impossible feats, Nicky is best known for setting women's world records across various locations including the Ramsay Round, the Paddy Buckley Round and the Bob Graham Round.
Last Woman Standing is a film made in conjunction with running brand inov-8 that follows Nicky's attempt to be the first female finisher of the Barkley Marathons. Over the course of it's 38-minute running time the documentary follows Nicky's story from the laborious entry process – one that includes writing a lengthy essay – to returning back home to her farm in the Lake District after taking on the brutal challenge.
Like all of Nicky's previous challenge attempts, it's much more than just an account of a race. As someone who previously underwent cancer treatment and as a woman hoping to make history in an event that's previous finishers have always been men, there are layers to what the documentary covers.
Whether that's a story of determination and will or a testament to Nicky's ridiculous mental strength in the face of an unbelievably bleak 60 hours running through the wilderness, it's an incredibly moving overview of Nicky's attempt.
Perhaps the most interesting part of the film is the juxtaposition between Nicky and her husband Steve's down to earth outlook on the challenge ("it sounds a bit bonkers really" according to Steve) set against an event that most of us would see as an almost mythical thing happening in a faraway land.
It's a clear distinction that makes you root for Nicky as she nervously prepares at the camp waiting for the undisclosed time for the race to start – something that happens via a call from eccentric race organizer, Lazarus Lake's conch (yes really).
What follows is an honest and humbling account of Nicky's experience as she joins three other participants, one a female veteran of the event, as they go from 30-degree centigrade heat to freezing temperatures in snowy hills navigating the area to rip pages from books.
At under 40 minutes, there's a lot to take in and the filmmakers have nicely focused on key elements of Nicky's attempt instead of trying to do a detailed overview of the event itself. If you do want to watch a lengthier account of the race, The Barkley Marathons: The Race That Eats Its Young is available here.
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Can anyone explain that Y-cable that comes with the MixPre-6? Is that only useful when powering from a computer? I assume one USB-A connector supplies power and the other allows data transfer? All that can't be done with one USB-A to USB-C cable?
the y cable is useless to me. it's HUGE and bulky and I've heard of others having issues with it. My pc has a usb c so I go c to c from the mp6 to transfer files.
edit: for transfer purposes any usb a to c should work in theory. You may get the "low power" warning but it doesn't matter for transfer.
It's only useful for those lacking usb-c with proper PD.
The Y-cable uses power and data from one USB A connector and power only from the other. A single USB A connector can not properly supply the MP with power for all inputs, +48 and other features.
Yes. It's way beyond thick and annoying to use.
Thanks guys. That's what I figured.
A single USB A connector can not properly supply the MP with power for all inputs, +48 and other features.
not entirely true. I have a right angle single a to c that powers with the green light and works perfect. unfortunately I don't know the make/model/link to the cable as it came in a package with my gently used mp6. seller can't find it either.
Post a pic of it and I'll get into it and make sure I'll find it.
Thanks for the help. I am pretty much an expert user here, i admin dozens of macs.
using as a usb headphone amp.
The dual cable was bad right out of the box, works perfect with usb-c to usb -a cable.
Glad to hear you got it working Ed.
I've only done a couple shows so far but I've been fine running Battery > USB A > USB C > MixPre-6 with the supplied cable.
I can't get my MP6 to play back any files. They play fine on my PC, but not on the recorder. What am I missing?
Make sure you have firmware v2.21. There was a bug where you lost the ability to play projects back if the card was removed from the MixPre.
That one is pretty big, and if I don't need to use it, I'd rather tote something smaller!
How about a library of configs to share?
Might be helpful for folks new to the MixPre series.
Just save a config to SD, then copy it to PC in file transfer mode, then upload.
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(TITC) - On 6 September 2017, in GEM Convention Centre, Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) in collaboration with Ho Chi Minh City's Department of Tourism and Informa Exhibitions (Singapore) held a workshop on MICE tourism development with the theme "Ho Chi Minh City – A new international MICE centre in Southeast Asia". This is an important activity in the framework of the 13th International Travel Expo – Ho Chi Minh City 2017 (ITE – HCMC 2017).
The workshop had the attendances of Mr. Ha Van Sieu – Vice Chairman of VNAT; Mr. Nguyen Quy Phuong – Director of Travel Department (under VNAT); Mr. La Quoc Khanh - Deputy Director of Ho Chi Minh City's Department of Tourism; Mr. Ben Wieglus - Director of Sustainable Development of Informa Exhibitions; and representatives from tour operators at home and abroad, tourism enterprises, 5-star hotels; international experts and speakers; domestic and international press.
Speaking at the workshop, Mr. Nguyen Quy Phuong said Viet Nam's Government has had many policies to support and promote MICE tourism development. Ho Chi Minh City has determined MICE tourism as one of main tourism products. The opinions and shares of delegates at the workshop will contribute to bringing Ho Chi Minh City into the new international MICE centre in Southeast Asia.
At the workshop, the delegates presented some speeches related to MICE tourism development in Ho Chi Minh City; discussed on the mechanism and policies of the State in supporting MICE tourism development, available strengths, services, utilities of Ho Chi Minh City on MICE tourism; etc; and proposed solutions to develop Ho Chi Minh City become an attractive MICE tourism destination in ASEAN region. The tourism enterprises also introduced products and services to serve MICE tourism in Ho Chi Minh City. | {
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I was wondering who has the highest mileage on their Accord diesel? The only reason I ask is because I am in a bit of dilema having just bought an 2005/55 Accord CTDi with 98k FHSH and not sure wheather I should keep the Accord or sell it and hold onto to my 406 hdi?
Now the 406 has covered 155k and has been very good to me apart from the usual service items/replacing the rear shockers it has never needed anything major.
I really like the Accord diesel but am concerned about the timing chain issue these cars have? What is your verdict chaps I do cover a lot of miles around 20k a year... I know the 406 hdi can do 300k easily is this the same thing I can say about the Accord diesel or would the timing chain/engine give up?
Edited by Tanna, 12 November 2011 - 10:18 AM.
Hi,Tanna,I bought two years ago accord with 130k,I know that is plenty miles on 2004,but some cars has more on inthernet.So I desided to buy.I changed already timing chain,bouth driveshafts.Every year I traveling meet mother ,father and friends.This trip is 1381 miles one way.Always I check engine oil,and level the same.I think,that this mileage isn't big.Because diesels engine are more strongest then petrols.
I've seen a few Accord diesels with over 200k now without major issue. You have 27k miles to see if the timing chain issue presents itself, I would keep it and look after it. It will look after you.
My car had its chain replaced at approx 180K miles just before I bought it. I have the Honda bill which was for approx £1200 quid.
How expensive is the chain to change as a pre-emptive measure?
I'm in almost exactly the same situation as you; I bought a 94k 06 Accord diesel to replace a trusty 02 VW Bora TDI with 137k on the clock. I'm also going to cover 20k in 12 months.
I've nearing 107k now and although the chain is a little noisy if I'm honest, the car has been great. I've taken advice from this forum and undergone the self-servicing route so I can look after it properly at a reasonable cost. The exhaust manifold was changed under warranty and I also paid to have the fuel filter done at the dealer (didn't fancy that task) but other than that, it's just oil and filter every 10k.
I'm planning to keep my Accord for a minimum of three years. I agree with Fahad; it's just important to look after the car and I'm sure it will be fine. The Bora, perhaps like your 406, was a tough machine but the Accord is miles better to drive, so I'm happy with my choice.
Was the chain noisy at the time your purchased the vehicle or did it happen recently? What oil do you use? I ask this because I think that the 0w 30 Mobil 1 oil in my car is not right for my car as the engine sounds a bit louder and when you look at the dip stick it looks very thin... I think I may change the oil filter and replace the oil with CASTROL EDGE 0W-30 as per recommened by Honda.
Tanna as long as the oil meets Honda specs, then no worries. As Fahad has said and I agree, as long as you treat the engine the engine will look after you. Thin is ok, 0W30 is thin and you'll get good mpg.
The chain was noisyish when I got it. Although I'd done my homework on this forum before buying, I hadn't really read about chain issues. The car has a full service history but there was a slightly long gap between two of the services with the previous owner; it could be this, or dealers using the wrong type of oil, that caused it to wear.
I use LubeTech's EXOL oil now for self-servicing - do a search in this forum to learn more. You buy a 25-litre drum so it's quite cost-effective to do it yourself.
The engine has been fine under this regime - certainly not any noisier - and on my daily 80-mile round commute on the M25/M40, I get well over 60mpg.
Mines on 176K, runs fine, mine gets oil and filters every 10-12K, a good check over/lube every couple of weeks. Mine doesn;t burn any oil between services. I cover between 25-30K pa.
If I'm honest the suspension is probably a little tired/softer than it would be, the drivers seat is worn both in bottom cushion support and the leather itself but other wise its a comfy old bus.
Its not an "exciting" drive in the way my last few cars were but it does the job it was bought to do.
Edited by sciroccopt, 05 May 2014 - 05:17 PM.
thats a serious milestone, an major issues and how long have you had the car?
wow we got some serious miles. but its got the honda badge on it so its going to keep going.. look after it well and its going to be all good..
I've seen many at well over 200k miles but the best one was 475k running a stage 1 egr off remap! It was a local taxi and he went through two clutches and flywheels in around 340k miles of driving in 5 years.
And the best bit, original turbo! | {
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Two voices, two people meet – people who talk, who know each other a long time. Jane Evelyn Atwood, American photographer and Christine Delory-Momberger, academic, author of numerous interviews with photographers, including Antoine d'Agata.
We can hear Jane Evelyn Atwood's voice. She explains, she tells her photographer course, the political commitment of her photography, her relationship to the people and places she photographs, her position of concerned woman. She doesn't go to the killing fields, when she is interested in a subject, she questions with her camera, takes the time to meet people, to let things happen. She never knows how long a job will take, and only stops when the feeling of having an answer to her original question emerges-and this can take years.
Jane Evelyn Atwood talks about her work, which is always about the misfits, those who are on the margins of society, always about the frailty, the suffering and probably the destiny. When she arrived in the United States in 1971, she discovered photography and continued to work in this field.
From the Parisian prostitutes of the rue des Lombards to the blind people of Saint-Mandé, the victims of landmines in Angola, the imprisoned women, to Jean-Louis, the first AIDS patient who wanted Jane Evelyn Atwood to testify about the end of his life, to Haiti, before and after the earthquake.
Jane Evelyn Atwood is where she feels she should be, with acuity, sensitivity, respect and intelligence. | {
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A photo workshop in November in the Glencoe, Isle of Skye and Loch Lomond regions was quite successful. The heather still had color. Sun rises and sun sets gave both brilliant and subtle colors as well. Late fall visits will reward you with landscapes that have the density and color of oils.
This year the dry conditions left a lot of typical Colorado leaves dry. A lot fell prematurely. There was still some really good scenes including a very rough, narrow & rocky road on the Schofield Pass road to the Crystal River mill.
These mountain scenes in the northern Himalayas are spectacular and unlike any you will see elsewhere. They are even more impressive when you ride through them on a motorcycle.
Manali is a very busy, sometimes filthy, usually with lots of construction city that seems to welcome European and American hippies, or flower children.
Ancient art & architecture continues to influence India today.
Roads in the Himalayas are dangerous & unforgiving. Meet a truck incorrectly and it is 1,000' straight off the edge into a roaring river. River crossings are also dangerous with one river that had 6 separate streams all about 24" deep, on a 20+ degree slope and in jagged rocks. I made it but a construction truck did not and was on its side in the river. The temples were over 1,000 years old. The artwork did not evolve in the distant past to the present.
I started a two week + trip in the Himalayas riding a Royal Enfield Himalayan 441 c.c., 450 lb. 25 HP motorcycle. It was capable for the roads and speeds we went. The roads were OK to treacherous and very dangerous. Included in these roads were miles of rocks, rock ledges, mud, streams and steep up and down hills. One river had 6 streams to cross, all about 24" deep, and on a 20+ degree slope and in jagged and broken rock. A construction truck was knocked off the path and was on its side. I made it. The trip started in Manali and ended in Leh. We rode over 900 miles. Cell phones were used for most of the pictures given the time constraints (120 kilo9meters in some cases took 4.5 hours to complete). My friend BJ Wallen contributed several pictures, especially ones of your author. I will start with Manali and continue from there.
The harsh Alaska winters limit the number of plants & animals that can survive. Those that do are robust.
Want to see a lot of wild Alaska not available from the highways? Take Alaska Rail!
Irish literature is extensive and reaches back to ancient legends. Modern literature is incredibly varied and complex. One way to celebrate is to head to the Palace Bar for a Beamish stout. This bar was frequented by W. B. Yeats, James Joyce and Samuel Becket among many others.
Trinity College in Dublin has classical late 18th and 19th century architecture. A walking tour takes you through part of modern Irish history as well. Highlights are the entrance and the library. The library houses the ancient Book of Kells as well as the (probably) 15th century Brian Boru harp.
The rugged Irish coast storms the digital canvas in the early spring. They whip around you and your camera as well. One is certainly surrounded by nature.
Western Ireland in the spring can be an intensely charged landscape. Rain. Mist. Sun rises & sun sets. Swaths of a variety of greens adds to the mysterious pulse of the land.
Some photos of the park to entice you to hike.
The monument is being destroyed. Please view the images to get an idea of what will be lost forever.
A quick trip to the south island of New Zealand quickly showed why this island is used in cinema as well as in advertising. The landscape is dramatic. | {
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> Events > All Events > ACSW Presents: Spirituality and Social Work
ACSW Presents: Spirituality and Social Work
Free for ACSW members
$20 AASW Members
$50 Full Fee
Aust College of Social Work
This webinar explores spirituality in social work practice. Amidst the loud voices of dominant discourses for practice – EBP, practice standards and agency manuals of policy and procedures, practitioners also attend to the quieter inner voice that guides what we do. We know intuitively that our work is shaped as much by who we are as what we do. This webinar presents some personal ideas about the nature of spirituality, on calling, brokenness and giftedness and invites participants to reflect on their own spirituality in practice. We will work on the concept of 'staying open' in our engagement with others.
Learning Objectives: ACSW Presents
The Australian College of Social Work was set up in 2011 within the AASW to recognise and promote advanced social work practice and provide leadership in practice excellence. The College recognises and acknowledges the highest professional standards and qualifications that social workers offer and promotes social work excellence and expertise. Our Foundation Fellows are committed to providing leadership in this first phase of the College and to its goals for Australian social work into the future.
Robert Bland is currently Honorary Professor of Social Work at University of Queensland. He has worked as a mental health social worker for Queensland Health for many years including both hospital and community settings. Robert has published widely in the areas of social work and mental health practice and his interests include social work practice, families and mental health and spirituality and mental health.
Run time: 51 mins.
Recorded 16 May 2014.
ACSW Members may access the material at no charge. If you have not yet been provided with the access code, please email [email protected] with your SWOT login and full name as per your ACSW membership.
AASW members: $20
Full Fee: $50
AASW Members and non-members: click on the link to the right of this page. Once registered, you will receive an email instructing you how to access the material on SWOT.
ACSW Members: if you would like to access at no cost, please email [email protected] | {
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'Guns Across America' pro-gun rallies kick off in 49 states
January 19, 2013 · 7:40 PM UTC
By Talia Ralph
One of two pro-gun activists protests against the Gun Buyback Program organized in the traditionally liberal Los Angeles during the LAPD Gun Buyback Program event in the Van Nuys area of north Los Angeles on December 26, 2012. By noon the LAPD had collected more then 420 handguns, rifles, shotguns and assault rifles.
Credit: Joe Klamar
"Guns Across America" has organized rallies in 49 states across America, which kicked off at "high noon" on Saturday.
The rallies, which are mostly happening in state capitals across the country, are a reaction to the White House's recent pushes for tighter gun control in the wake of a series of horrifying shootings, Reuters reported.
On Wednesday, Obama introduced a sweeping $500 million plan and put forth 23 executive actions, including allowing for government research on gun violence and making federal data available for background checks, the Associated Press reported.
The recent school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, CT which left 20 children dead have spurred President Obama and his Vice President Joe Biden to take a tough stance on preventing gun violence.
"Guns Across America" founder, 38-year-old Texas airline pilot Eric Reed, said that a protest was slated for every state except Alaska. As of Saturday afternoon, the group's Facebook pages had over 18,000 people attending country-wide, according to Reuters.
The protests comes just days before Obama and Biden are set to be sworn in for their second term in office, which also coincides with Martin Luther King day.
Many have criticized the pro-gun protesters' poor timing as lining up with MLK day, including the Orlando Sentinel, which wrote an op-ed criticizing the move.
"President Obama may be their target, but today's organizers shot their cause in the proverbial foot," wrote the Orlando Sentinel. "Let us remember King, who indelibly changed this nation through nonviolent means, was killed by an assassin's bullet. [...] Protecting the Second Amendment is one thing. Showing one's ignorance of American history and the life — and death — of a great man is something else entirely."
Gun-control activists are planning to hold a "National Gun Prevention Sabbath" on Sunday in response, Newsday reported. 150 houses of worship will reportedly ask their constituents to support Obama's "actionable plan to prevent gun violence."
More from GlobalPost: Gun control: Obama signs 23 executive actions (LIVE BLOG, VIDEO)
[View the story "'Guns Across America' pro-gun rallies stake out across US" on Storify]
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URL: https://crackofdawnband.com/
Spotlight is Crack of Dawn's studio return since returning revamped in 2013 and picking up where the vaunted Canadian based R&B/soul/funk outfit left off after a momentous run in the late Seventies. The ten song collection reminds devoted listeners of the band's talents, fully evident since their 1976 debut, and advances the unit's artistry into the 21st century with a knowing eye cast back to their past. The nine piece band still boasts one of the punchiest horn sections imaginable for popular music, but the guitars and rhythm section play with the brass in a kinetic, impactful way. Spotlight brings Crack of Dawn back to where they belong – playing live shows for appreciative audiences and carving out richly deserved streams of that aforementioned spotlight for themselves and their music.
"Crack of Dawn" is the album's first song and gets things off to a rambunctious start. The horn section is more prominent here than it will be in some of the later songs, and rounds out the band's sound without ever competing with the other instruments for space in the mix. Crack of Dawn may be working on the indie scene, but there's nothing about Spotlight's production that screams indie. "Crack of Dawn" is the first of many excellent illustrations of that you'll hear on the album and the cohesiveness of the presentation makes these songs more satisfying than they might have turned out in lesser hands. "Booby Ruby" goes in the other direction with an outright funker highlighting the band's outstanding rhythm section of bassist Charles Sinclair and drummer Carl Otway. Lead singer Michael Dunston burns throughout this song with an intensely physical presence without ever overplaying the song's subject matter.
Some nice organ vamping opens "It's Alright" before settling into another part of the album where Crack of Dawn play more to the R&B and soul elements in their sound rather than the funk. Make no mistake, however, there's nothing tiresome or turgid in comparison between these two styles. Crack of Dawn show consistent musical chemistry throughout the course of Spotlight and the instrumental interplay between Dunston and the musicians, Sinclair and Otway, and lead guitarist Carl Harvey's work with rhythm player Rupert Harvey is more than satisfying, A stronger blues influence comes from Dunston's singing on this track and "Seasons' Change" than we hear with the earlier numbers, as well, and the shift in musical priorities shows us how their range allows them a lot of flexibility for fans and live audiences.
The title cut "Spotlight" is a much more pensive effort than we've heard so far on the album and Dunston's dramatic reading of the song brings more of the aforementioned blues out of him. It's easily one of the more memorable moments on an album that only seems to build momentum as it nears its end. One of the album's potentially underrated strengths, their talent for a good chorus, hits a peak with the refrain for "Your Love". This is a surprisingly sultry tune for Spotlight, but welcome as it continues illustrating the band's versatility. "Changes" ends the album with uptempo flair spiked with funk flavor keeping it hopping from the first. The horn section makes important, yet never ostentatious, contributes here as they do throughout the release, but the extra shot of energy accompanying these upbeat numbers lends them a little extra punch. Crack the Dawn is back in a big way as a recording unit and the past and present seamlessly entwine on their album Spotlight.
SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/album/3coh1QMgL5E23arZk6H7gM
Micah Elloh – Give Me More (single)
Monsieur Job – BASS PA$$I 1
Jacques Gaines releases new Single
Heather Whitney releases Moving On
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Anonymous donor offers reward for missing California woman
Redding Searchlight
On the same day authorities confirmed the FBI has joined the search for missing mom Sherri Papini, an anonymous person set up a website offering a reward for Papini's immediate release.
Authorities, however, have not confirmed that Papini has been kidnapped, or if so, who may have her.
The reward is offered to "the person who has Sherri Papini," according to the website, sherripapini.com. It asks that whoever may have her contact a local negotiator to arrange the transfer of money and Papini's release.
That negotiator is Cameron Gamble of Redding, who operates a missionary service called Project TAKEN and who says he is a kidnap and ransom consultant. He said he did not write the letter or set up the website, but rather the anonymous person did and put Gamble's contact information in it.
"We are offering this reward with no strings attached," Gamble told the Record Searchlight Thursday. "We have not been talking with the police on this. We're acting independent from the family as well."
The person offering the reward does not live in the area and did not want to be identified, Gamble said.
The letter states: "I am willing to pay you in whatever way you can creatively think about where you feel safe and where nothing can be tracked to you. I will not communicate with the police, (and) sheriff's department regarding any details about this offer."
Gamble said the reward is being offered through Wednesday and then it is off the table.
MORE ON MISSING WOMAN: California mother mysteriously missing, last seen jogging alone
Papini's sister, Sheila Koester, said she had no knowledge about the letter and that the Papini family members had no association with the website.
"I have no idea. It's nothing that I knew of," she said.
Koester said she had a friend help her design a different website, www.HelpFindSherriPapini.com, to give the public information about her sister's disappearance – what she may have been wearing the day she went missing, a Google map of the area she went missing from, and numbers to call if they have any information about Papini's whereabouts.
Unlike the website Gamble is working with, Koester emphasized that anyone with information about her sister's disappearance continue to call the Shasta County Sheriff's Office.
Papini disappeared while jogging during the day earlier this month near her home in Mountain Gate just a few miles northeast of Redding.
The day she was last seen her husband found the 34-year-old woman's cell phone, headphones and a few strands of hair in the area where she was jogging off Old Oregon Trail.
Other than that, there have been few leads to go on, according to the Shasta County Sheriff's Office. The Sheriff's Office has classified Papini's disappearance as suspicious, but they are not even sure she has been kidnapped.
The letter says the person who set up the website has an email, [email protected] and a phone number to a disposable cell phone. But the letter cautions against anyone calling the number except whoever may have abducted her.
"A note to scammers who will try to pretend you have Sherri. This phone does not have call waiting. If you call and pretend to have Sherri you may be preventing the real person from reaching us," it says. "My hired negotiator has negotiated ransom releases for people all over the world, so he will determine immediately if you are lying."
Sheriff Tom Bosenko said he had concerns about the letter.
"No. 1, if she is being held by someone we think we or the family would have been contacted by the abductors by now if they wanted to hold her for ransom," Bosenko said.
Offering a reward through an attempt to directly contact someone who may have kidnapped her could lead someone possibly exploiting the situation, he said.
"I think this may bring some con artist out of the woodwork trying to collect some of the money," Bosenko said.
The FBI has been supporting the investigation since the first week of November, when Papini was reported missing, Bosenko said. The federal agency is offering investigative support.
In a press release Thursday evening by the Shasta County Sheriff's Office, deputies said that Major Crimes Unit detectives have made Papini's case a priority and have authored approximately 20 search warrants to obtain data – electronic, bank records, cell phone and email records, cell tower information, social media accounts – to look for clues about Papini's disappearance.
Deputies said they're "very aware" of the different theories about Papini's disappearance, and have also followed up on 400 tips, but neither the theories nor tips turned up any "credible information." The Redding Police Department and the FBI's Cellular Analysis Survey Team have assisted detectives in the search.
Deputies, along with the general public, have knocked on doors, talked with residents, conducted probation searches, checked on registered sex offenders and other "suspicious subjects" and haven't received any leads.
Their Major Crimes Unit detectives have reviewed other missing cases from Shasta County and across the nation, and determined that none of them are linked to Papini.
Detectives are still searching for any information that would indicate if Papini's disappearance was voluntary or involuntary. They've spoken with family, friends, old acquaintances as well as Papini's past relationships to determine her whereabouts, and their search and follow up has taken them out of state. The process is time consuming, as they determine the person's authenticity by verifying their information, timelines and alibis.
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This fiery, dark and intense beauty will definitely have you craving more in no time! With that darling black pepper to spice it up, the black pepper beef gravy South Indian style | beef pepper curry will fire up a cold night, exhilarate your taste buds and satiate a hungry you.
Extremely filling and warm, the black pepper beef gravy South Indian style | beef pepper curry goes perfectly well with rice, any Indian or Middle Eastern bread, even just plain bread, and dosas too. I'm sure it will taste great with appams and tortillas and finger millet balls too. It's quite versatile, you see. The flavour intensifies as time passes, so it is a great make-ahead dish. Make it the previous day, and let it sit in the fridge for the night. You can even try mutton — the masala is well suited for mutton as well.
I set out to actually make my usual beef curry, but on seeing that I had only bread to eat it with, I thought I'd use more of pepper and see how it turns out. Also, I had run out of coconut, so that's not in this recipe. In case you're wondering, yes, we sometimes eat bread with our gravies if there's nothing else. We treat it like any other Indian bread — we break a piece, and either dip it in the gravy or gather up some meat with the bread piece and put them in our mouths as quickly as we can. This beef pepper curry was an experiment that turned out to be a hit! And I couldn't wait until dinner time to eat it, so I let it sit for 2 hours and then supped at 6 o'clock in the evening — not waiting for it to get dark even! I paired the dish with red wine, and sat out and enjoyed my meal, not minding the cold in the least bit as I had both the beef pepper curry and red wine to warm me up.
After you wash the beef (or mutton), rub the turmeric powder and salt all over.
Roast the cloves, pepper corns, cinnamon, fennel, coriander and cumin over medium heat for 2 minutes, then cool.
Grind the spices along with the coriander leaves and tomatoes. Your masala is now ready.
Add oil to a heavy-bottomed vessel or a cooker, and let it get hot.
Add the bay leaf, red chillies, curry leaves and onions.
When the onions turn light pink, add the ginger garlic paste and let it fry till the raw smell dissipates. From the time you added the onions, it should take you about 8 minutes over medium heat to reach this stage.
Now, add the beef pieces in and let it fry for 5 minutes.
Then add the masala in and mix it with the rest of the ingredients; let it stay for 5 minutes.
Add 2-3 cups of water and cover with a lid and let it cook until it's done. In my cooker it took me 40 minutes. Let it sit for long in the heavy-bottomed vessel or croc pot, until the meat turns tender.
Check to see if the gravy has thickened every now and then. Add a little water if the meat starts sticking to the bottom and sides of the vessel. The gravy must be thick.
Whenever I make beef curry, I always steer clear of the lean cuts of meat. I always buy it with the connective tissue and some fat — you will get a tastier beef pepper gravy this way (plus it's way cheaper!). Also, it tastes better when eaten the next day, so I'd suggest making it the day before. | {
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«Фирма» () — один из первых вышедших на телеэкраны фильмов, касающихся тематики околофутбольного насилия.
Сюжет
Действие картины разворачивается на берегах Туманного Альбиона в преддверии проведения Чемпионата Европы по футболу 1988 года. Один из главарей хулиганствующей группировки клуба Вест Хэм Юнайтед пытается предпринять попытку объединить футбольные группировки Великобритании с целью выступления единым фронтом на околофутбольной сцене на предстоящем Европейском Чемпионате. Однако многие лидеры хулиганских банд расценивают этот шаг как попытку принижения их влияния в собственных бандах, и в этот момент насилие уже не остановить.
В ролях
Гэри Олдмен — Клайв "Бекс" Бисселл
Лесли Мэнвилл — Сью Бисселл
Альберт Бенталл — Сэмми Бисселл
Фил Дэвис — Йети
Эндрю Вильде — Гобой
Чарльз Лоусон — Тригг
Уильям Вандерпюе — Aitch
Джей Симпсон — Доминик
Интересные факты
В 1990 году фильм был признан лучшим телевизионным фильмом на фестивале PRIX EUROPA
В 2009 году вышел ремейк фильма под тем же названием.
Примечания
Ссылки
Фильмы-драмы Великобритании
Телефильмы на английском языке
Телефильмы Великобритании
Телефильмы 1989 года
Фильмы Би-би-си
Фильмы о футбольных хулиганах
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YouTube is the biggest video-sharing service in the world and many people make a living out of it. But, a new set of guidelines dubbed "not advertiser-friendly" by Google might shake things a little. Even video creators aren't happy with the change and want Google to rethink on the subject.
The issue came to light when the platform started withholding paychecks for videos marked as inappropriate for advertising. Users are getting notices from Google, saying that some videos are considered inappropriate and won't be able to make use of platform's ad service.
To protest against the new guidelines, video creators like the one (Chris Ray Gun) below have started breaking content rules intentionally. But, YouTube maintains the issue pertains to users insisting on having inappropriate content, rather than new guidelines.
YouTube is a significant source of income for popular YouTubers hence the outrage.
Still, there's a caveat to the inappropriate content rules that might suggest sneaking some inappropriate content for monetization.
Let's see if YouTube changes anything or the users get accustomed to these guidelines. | {
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You can sip on CBD-infused cocktails and learn how to apply for a medical marijuana card this weekend at Yes We Cann, a cannabis-themed event taking place Oct. 5 – 7 at Emporium Popups on 2367 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Coordinated in partnership with neighboring MOCA Modern Cannabis, the three-day event will feature a variety of speakers and demonstrations to bring attendees up to speed on Illinois' growing medical cannabis community.
Panels range from a session on the art of cannabis-infused edibles—featuring experts from Nature's Grace and Chicago's Dark Matter Coffee, who will examine the unique chemical effects that occur when THC and caffeine are mixed—to a discussion of medical cannabis' potential to help address the nation's growing opioid epidemic.
There will also be plenty of time for networking and more immersive education, with a party scheduled each night from 8 p.m. until the early hours of the morning.
The event runs from Friday to Sunday and is open to the public. Registration is free. More information, including a complete event program, is available on the Yes We Cann Eventbrite page. | {
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Over the years, many of our patients have inquired about our impression process and what exactly we use for this step. A lot of people have apprehension about this step in the fitting process, however most patients are pleasantly surprised how quick and painless it is.
Our Ocularists start with what is called an impression tray. This is a thin acrylic plastic shell that has many small holes drilled into it to allow for any air that may remain in the socket to escape, and a clear hollow tube attached at the center for the delivery of the impression material. Once the impression tray has been gently inserted into the eye socket, our Ocularists prepare the impression material and load a syringe to deliver it into the tray.
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// ConsumerEvaluationsModel.h
// JianGuo
//
// Created by apple on 17/8/11.
// Copyright © 2017年 ningcol. All rights reserved.
//
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
@interface ConsumerEvaluationsModel : NSObject
/** 评价分数 */
@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat score;
/** 用户id */
@property (nonatomic, assign) NSInteger uid;
/** 用户昵称 */
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString* nickname;
/** 评价内容 */
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString* content;
/** 用户学校名称 */
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString* schoolName;
/** 评价时间字符串 */
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString* createTimeStr;
/** 头像 */
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString* headImg;
/** 评价时间戳 */
@property (nonatomic, assign) NSInteger createTime;
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Reminders Come To Google Calendar On Desktop
Aman Jain
Google introduced a new feature on Tuesday for users of Google Calendar allowing them to add reminders from their desktop browsers and follow them around to other Google services. This means that from now on, users will be able to set reminders in other services such as Google Now, Keep and Inbox.
Google makes Reminders more useful
The purpose of reminders is to make sure people do not forget any crucial activity to be done on a particular date and time, and they will follow users around the top of their calendar until completed. This new feature was first added to the Google Calendar mobile apps last year, and now it is making an appearance on desktop as well.
The feature is good for marking down something like "visit the dentist" and then having that reminder follow you across other Google services that you use and on all devices, be it computers, smartphones or tablets. It is possible that more users will be drawn into using the feature.
"With Reminders alongside your events on the web, Android and iPhone, you now have a single way to manage your day," read a blog post from the company.
In December, the search giant launched the Reminders feature for the Calendar apps for iOS and Android. At that time, it noted that it was possible for users to keep track of their to-do lists across all of Google's platforms, including Inbox, Keep, Now, and Calendar.
How the feature will behave now
How the Reminders work on the web has been answered in detail in the breakdown the search giant has provided. The working of the app, which essentially mirrors the working of the feature on mobile devices, is detailed below:
Reminders stick around – the reminder will continue to appear at the top of a user's calendar if it isn't completed; Reminders work across Google – reminders that users create in Inbox, Keep, and the app will also show up in the Calendar; Reminders sync with mobile – reminders created on mobile devices show up on the web and vice versa, thus making it possible for users to track reminders from anywhere.
Google's reminders service has many competitors, including Microsoft-owned Wunderlist and Outlook and Apple's Reminders app on the Mac and iOS. This new addition holds a lot of importance for Google's competitive chances against Microsoft Outlook since the latter has built-in support for reminders alongside users' calendar and email information.
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Aman is MBA (Finance) with an experience on both Marketing and Finance side. He has worked as a Risk Analyst for AIR Worldwide, and is currently leading VeRa FinServ, a Financial Research firm. Favorite pastimes include watching science fiction movies, reviewing tech gadgets, playing PC games and cricket. - Email him at [email protected]
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Wizard 4+
Sean O'Connor
#116 in Card
The official iPhone version of the card game Wizard.
Meet the card game that's challenging, habit-forming and loads of fun! It's Wizard: a unique game with a 60 card deck!
The rules are simple and easy to learn... mastering the strategy is the real challenge. One card is dealt to each player on the first round, two cards on the second, and so on. Players bid the number of tricks they think they will win. Make the exact number of tricks bid and you win points; too many or too few and you lose points. The Wizard and Jester cards add a "wild card" element to the strategy.
Play against the sophisticated built-in AI players, or choose a network game of up to 4 friends playing locally over WiFi or Bluetooth.
Wizard® is a registered trademark of Wizard Cards International , Inc.
© K. Fisher Enterprises, Ltd.
- compatible with iPhone X
- tap and hold on the score area to show the scoring history of the game so far
- tap and hold on the game area to show the cards played so far this hand
cab5du , 07/26/2018
No multiplayer
I love this game. So much so that I would love to play with friends and family members and my lover. Or I'd even like to play with people I'm not related to or perhaps people I don't know, maybe people I wouldn't even like in real life. I would like to play online cards with them though. There is an online option but you have to be on the same wifi as your opponents, and if we're on the same wifi, then we're in the same house and in that case, I'd pull out my non-digital game of Wizard. No sense in everyone running down their batteries and tying up their phones with the app version if I have the real thing. Plus, people need their phones to be able to check Instagram in between every turn. You know, just in case they miss an important post or forgot how many likes they were up to on their most recent post of their Wizard hand. Anyhow, wish I had noticed before buying this app. Doesn't seem like they plan on updating that feature anytime soon based on the past 7 years worth of reviews.
jujubellama , 08/01/2018
Can't connect to other players
Come on! Explain to us how to connect with other players — the Network option does not work! As others have noted, there's no value in connecting via a network to ppl who are sitting right beside you. That's what playing cards are for! Update this app for your devoted Wizard players!!
DSloss , 07/27/2017
Love game but graphics are dragging
I love the game, but for the past several days the graphics are moving so slowly it's too painful to play! Please fix it
This had been fixed for a while but now it is back to "buffering" and is too irritating to even play.
© 2010 Sean O'Connor
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Euchre 3D Pro
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Lance Avery Morgan
TIFFANY & CO'S GLAMOUR AT BLUE BOOK BALL FOR GATSBY FILM TIE-IN
What a perfect alliance. Recently, Tiffany & Co. had a Jazz Age moment at the Blue Book Ball as the Roaring Twenties came to life in Manhattan for a party more swell than most.
Dazzling with 1920's sparkle, The Great Gatsby-era returned for one evening as the esteemed jeweler hosted the Blue Book Ball that coincided with the launch of the soon-to-be released film. The champagne-laden event was held in honor of the 2013 Blue Book Collection of Tiffany's chic jewels that were inspired by the Jazz Age that transformed the world's fashion and culture.
Long revered since before the actual 1920's, Tiffany designed the jewels that epitomized glamour and lit up divine Manhattan supper clubs. According to the good people at Tiffany's, "Blue Book overflows with diamonds reflecting the opulent fashion and surge of creative energy that defined the period. The sheer exuberance of this magical moment in American life pervaded Rockefeller Center®, scene of the Blue Book Ball that took place within a 31-foot-high Tiffany Blue Box® covering the center's famous 15,000-square-foot ice rink."
We're not sure it gets much better than that. Michael J. Kowalski, chairman and CEO of Tiffany & Co., said, "The Jazz Age was a time of great energy and creativity. So it is with pleasure and gratitude that we celebrate this memorable chapter in American life, in the city where it all began—and with our diamonds that are still the world's most beautiful."
What a night it was. The approximately 400 guests included celebrities and notables Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Hudson, Jessica Biel, Sarah Jessica Parker, Carina Lau, Michelle Williams, Alice Eve, Poppy Delevingne, Peter and Harry Brant, Doutzen Kroes and Hilary Rhoda; along with Carey Mulligan (star of the upcoming filmThe Great Gatsby), Baz Luhrmann (director, producer, and co-writer of The Great Gatsby) and Catherine Martin (costume and production designer of The Great Gatsby who was responsible for the film's exacting period look). Guests disembarked at Fifth Avenue and proceeded along the promenade, which was bathed in Tiffany Blue, toward a beribboned entrance to an elegant supper club tailor-made for Jazz Age revelry. Stunning.
Of course, the seamless Art Deco setting, designed in a palette of chic gray tones, was lined with luxurious velvet drapes and laid with carpeting in a striking starburst pattern. At the floor's center, a towering tribute to the bubbly rose toward the ceiling on mirrored risers, with 240 glasses and 142 magnums of Moet & Chandon Imperial champagne (our favorite). Surrounding it were elegant lounges and banquettes arranged for dining in the style of a supper-club buffet, served amid lavish arrangements of white flowers. And trays of iPads for posting images on social media circulated like the cigarette trays of a previous era, cigarette girls and all.
We love that showcased in custom-designed vitrines were jewels from the 2013 Blue Book Collection that reflect Tiffany's legacy of Art Deco design. Among them were diamond necklaces and drop earrings shimmering like silk and champagne or contoured in homage to the city's Deco skyscrapers; platinum and diamond bracelets set in the rhythmic patterns of a jazz composition or with great diamond fans unfolding on black enamel; a corsage suite of voluptuous diamond flowers; and the rarest fancy color diamonds—pink, orange, blue and green. Gemstones Tiffany introduced to the world, including green tsavorite, pink morganite, lilac-pink kunzite and blue-violet tanzanite punctuated jewels of great length and movement; and Montana sapphires and luxuriant turquoise highlighted Deco's geometric precision.
As you can imagine. the bronze-gilded statue of the Greek Titan Prometheus, a fixture of Rockefeller Center, served as backdrop to the stage and a full-scale, 20s-style revue. Backed by an orchestra, dancers in fringed and spangled " flapper" costumes reprised classic songs (Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend), complete with raucous renditions of the Lindy and Charleston, and current pop hits (Rihanna's Diamonds), followed by Broadway singer Megan Hilty belting out more classic American standards from era. The singer led the finale, accompanied by aerialists that descended from above, trailing feathered headdresses and dancing in mid-air. On cue, a blizzard of silvery fine confetti brought down the curtain on a simply fabulous evening. But, of course. Why wouldn't it?
Our wonderful pal. Maggi Jones, who represents Tiffany & Co. in the Texas region for public relations, included us to join in the party fun as it continued, so we are most appreciative. For more information on Tiffany & Co, at it's Blue Book collection of jewels, visit www.tiffany.com
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Lori Harvey allegedly spent her birthday with Future and she had rose petals across their room; Fans say Brittni Mealy and Joie Chavis had the on their birthdays [VIDEO]
By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Much is often said about Future and the women in his life. Definitely, he has had a lot of girlfriends, and he has a lot of children with various women. This has caused controversy, as Future has had a lot of relationships overlap. Though she is rather young,
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By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Allegations existed against R. Kelly for decades, and the #MeToo era finally brought him down. Opinions, within the hip hop community, about the R. Kelly situation are mixed, at best. There are many who are still standing by R. Kelly, citing predators from other cultures walking free. Then,
Trey Songz Sued For $10 Million After Woman Accuses Him of Sexual Assault Inside Miami Nightclub From New Year's Day in 2018; Second Woman From That Night Has Accusations as Well
By Yuriy Andriyashchuk Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Trey Songz is arguably one of the best R&B artists of all-time. His most recent projects though were his "11" and "28" mixtapes in November of 2018. Trey is now dealing with some serious legal issues though which dates back to a nightclub in Miami on
Celina Powell claims she hooked up with 50 Cent and ate his "groceries," and also shares texts about Trey Songz, claiming he's abusive, and an email with Lisa Bloom [VIDEO]
By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Two years ago, Celina Powell was first introduced to the world, and it was controversial. At the time, there were rumors of Offset cheating on his wife, Cardi B. These rumors were confirmed and Celina was the other woman. Grabbing her fifteen minutes of fame, Celina Powell turned
Female flight attendant on Twitter shares sweet story of Trey Songz tipping her $200 and following her on social media; Woman tweets about the experience, but then deletes her Twitter
By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer For one reason or another, Trey Songz is always finding his name mentioned. This is regardless of whether he has music out, or not, he is always in the headlines. Thankfully, this time all the talk about Trigga is positive. The Virginia singer recently caught an American Airlines
Cristina Mackey responds to the 2017 rumors about her and Trey Songz dating, denying it, and saying "tell me more about me" [PHOTO]
By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer When it comes to Trey Songz, and his love life, there are always rumors, but never confirmations. Just think about it, Trey Songz revealed he had a child in May, and people still don't know who his son's mother is. There are tons of speculation, but no
Megan The Stallion Denies Dating Moneybagg Yo, Trey Songz and Now, Wiz Khalifa, After Car Ride With Him – "None of Them" [VIDEO]
By Yuriy Andriyashchuk Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Megan Thee Stallion has been one of the biggest breakout artists in 2019 joining alongside names such as DaBaby and Lizzo. She finally took off in February with her "Big Ole Freak" single was was originally released in 2018 on her "Tina Snow" mixtape. Megan's dating life
Megan Thee Stallion shares cozy video with Wiz Khalifa, but makes it clear she's not dating him, and that she's never dated Trey Songz or Moneybagg Yo [PHOTO]
By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer It's only been a year since Megan Thee Stallion rose to fame, but in this year, she's been a woman in high demand. Her debut run is comparable to Nicki Minaj, with all the men she's been associated with. A lot of men were trying to catch
Megan Thee Stallion posts crying laughing emoji on Twitter, after reports of Ari and Moneybagg Yo attending Fabolous' party
By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Late last year, Megan Thee Stallion began making noise, as her project, Tina Snow, was a huge success. The single, "Big Ole Freak," became a viral hit. Soon, Megan Thee Stallion was hanging out with the likes of Drake and Trey Songz. Roc Nation came knocking and Megan Thee
Lori Harvey wins females on Twitter, who say they are trying to be like her when they grow up, seeing how she's had Future, Trey Songz, and Diddy, with one fan saying they want to see her biopic, calling her "Thanos" to Future
By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer How Lori Harvey moves is being called boss moves, in terms of how she's dealing with her men. In a short span of time, Lori Harvey has had her name associated with the likes of Trey Songz, Diddy, and Future. In the case of Future's she's different | {
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=begin
Copyright 2014 Michal Papis <[email protected]>
See the file LICENSE for copying permission.
=end
require 'minitest_helper'
require 'plugins/pre_commit/checks/gpg'
describe PreCommit::Checks::Gpg do
let(:check){ PreCommit::Checks::Gpg.new(nil, nil, []) }
describe "private methods" do
it "finds binaries" do
check.send(:find_binary, "rake").must_match(/rake$/)
end
it "finds GPG" do
check.send(:gpg_program).must_match(/gpg(2)?$/)
end
it "ignores non signed files" do
Dir.chdir(project_dir) do
check.send(:get_signature, "file").must_equal(nil)
end
end
it "detects signatures" do
Dir.chdir(project_dir) do
check.send(:get_signature, "file.good.asc").must_equal("file.good.asc")
end
end
it "detects signatures by files" do
Dir.chdir(project_dir) do
check.send(:get_signature, "file.wrong").must_equal("file.wrong.asc")
end
end
it "errors when no GPG found" do
check.stubs(:gpg_program).returns(nil)
check.send(:run_check, "file.asc").to_s.must_equal("No GPG program found to run verification\nfile.asc\n\n")
end
it "verifies good signature" do
Dir.chdir(project_dir) do
check.send(:run_check, "file.good.asc").must_equal(nil)
end
end
it "errors on wrong signature" do
Dir.chdir(project_dir) do
errors =
check.send(
:run_check,
"file.wrong.asc"
).errors
errors.size.must_equal(2)
errors.map(&:file).must_equal(["file.wrong.asc", "file.wrong.asc"])
errors[0].message.must_match(/\Agpg: Signature made .* using RSA key ID BF04FF17\Z/)
errors[1].message.must_match(/\Agpg: BAD signature from "Michal Papis \(RVM signing\) <[email protected]>".*\Z/)
end
end
end # private methods
describe "plugin methods" do
it "has text description" do
check.class.description.must_be_kind_of String
end
it "succeeds if nothing changed" do
check.call([]).must_equal nil
end
it "succeeds if non signed file changed" do
Dir.chdir(project_dir) do
check.call(['file']).must_equal nil
end
end
it "succeeds if matching file changed" do
Dir.chdir(project_dir) do
check.call(['file.good']).must_equal nil
end
end
it "succeeds if matching signature file" do
Dir.chdir(project_dir) do
check.call(['file.good.asc']).must_equal nil
end
end
it "fails if not matching file changed" do
Dir.chdir(project_dir) do
errors = check.call(['file.wrong'])
errors.size.must_equal(1)
errors[0].must_be_kind_of(PreCommit::ErrorList)
end
end
it "fails if not matching signature file" do
Dir.chdir(project_dir) do
errors = check.call(['file.wrong.asc'])
errors.size.must_equal(1)
errors[0].must_be_kind_of(PreCommit::ErrorList)
end
end
end # plugin methods
end
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Q: $\nabla U=0 \implies U=\mathrm{constant}$ with $A$ connected and $U$ continuous? I'm looking for suggestions on how to prove that
Given a function $U: A \subset \mathbb{R}^n \to \mathbb{R}$ with $U \in C^1 $ (therefore continuous) and $A$ a
connected set, $$\nabla U=\bar{0} \,\,\,\,\,\,\, \forall \bar{x} \in A\implies U=\mathrm{constant} \,\,\,\,\,\,\, \forall \bar{x} \in
A$$
In particular, how is the condition of $A$ as a connected necessary?
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It's a decision that could affect what happens the next time you call 9-1-1. On Monday, the Pitt County Board of Commissioners set aside funds to help improve the county's emergency paging system. Areas like Clarks Neck, Grimesland, and Simpson, in the lower part of Pitt County have been dealing with a spotty emergency paging service for some time. It is a problem first responders in those areas say could be detrimental. "We are a hit or miss type situation in this area," said Chief Bryan Dixon, Clark's Neck Vol. Fire Chief. "We are a very low percentage of actually receiving them at this time." Chief Dixon says this problem could have negative repercussions. "If your firefighters don't get the message that you've got a call, your man power response is reduced and in structure fires and that type of stuff you need that type of man power that can respond." | {
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At Cellino & Barnes, we have dedicated our careers to representing people whose lives have been devastated by the carelessness of others. Our first priority is always to the client — people like you who have been wronged. We understand the case belongs to the client, not the lawyer. When we accept a case, we are driven by the realization that the client has invested a huge responsibility in us. It is the effort we expend to fulfill this responsibility that brings results for our clients. Preparation is everything, and we take whatever time is necessary — day or night — to advance our client's cause. This is the cost of winning.
As a former officer in the Marine Corps and a Gulf War veteran, I understand the benefits of a disciplined focus on the achievement of an objective. The work we do is not for the meek hearted. The forces arrayed against us — big business and the insurance industry — are moved by two things: strength and resolve. We know this about our opponents, and our opponents have come to learn that strength and resolve are what they will get from the lawyers at this firm. Success is not about secrets and shortcuts. Success is all about preparation and determination.
The courtroom successes we have achieved for our clients have given us an enormous amount of leverage at the negotiation table. We represent severely injured people, and we are determined to achieve the highest possible settlements for our clients. We know that only focused trial preparation and a pressing concern for the client's needs will accomplish this goal.
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Summary: A homeowner has two tax questions regarding owner occupancy law and how appreciation effects capital gains tax.
Q: I've often read that to avoid paying capital gains tax on a home, you should purchase a home as a rental investment, let the tenant pay off the loan, and then move into the home at least two years before you intend to sell it. That way, you can keep the profits without paying tax.
Here are my questions. If an owner lives in the house for the first two years of a five year period, could the property be rented out for the last three years or vice-versa?
Also, if there is $150,000 appreciation in the property and the owner has depreciated the property by $100,000, does the appreciation and depreciation of $250,000 qualify for the $250,000 capital gains tax exemption, allowing the owner to sell the property without paying any taxes?
A. This question is better suited for a tax accountant and you should seek his or her advice for further information.
In general, however, if you live in a property for two out of the prior five years (the order of when you've lived there is not important), and the property was your primary residence for two years, you are entitled to exclude $250,000 of the gain in the sale of the home from any taxes.
The key to your question is what would constitute the "basis" of your home. In simple terms, the "basis" of a home for most buyers is what they paid for their home plus certain purchase expenses plus major improvements. The basis can be reduced by any benefits you have received such as depreciation or insurance payments for a casualty. The Internal Revenue Service has a publication that furnishes examples of how to compute the basis of a home and how to compute the taxes you will owe on the sale of a home.
In your case the IRS publication indicates that the depreciation would adjust your basis. In addition, you would only pay taxes on the gain above and beyond the $250,000 exclusion. Your circumstances indicate that your basis would be reduced by $100,000 and your gain would be $150,000. The combined amount is $250,000 and within the exclusion amount. Therefore you probably will not have to pay a tax on the sale of the home.
You may wish to review Publication 523 on the Internal Revenue Service web site at WWW.IRS.Gov for more information. | {
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San Diego - 6 jobs in August 2016
Bluebeam Inc.'s awesome engineers develop intuitive applications that revolutionize how people collaborate and share data in real time. As part of the Bluebeam team, you will use your expertise to design and develop customer-centric applications.
We are hiring for our Pasadena headquarters and remote offices in Boston, San Diego, and Chicago:
• Lead Developers
• Sr. Web Application Developers
• Sr. Frontend developers
• C# Developers for our Revu team (Windows, iOS, macOS)
• SDET
Learn more about these and other opportunities (and our culture) here: http://careers.bluebeam.com/join/engineering.
Please apply through the appropriate posting.
Solute | Senior DevOps Engineer | Denver, CO / San Diego, CA | Full-Time
Description: We're working on some of our customer's most complex problems involving Containers, Automation and Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI / CD) and are looking for talented Software Engineers, System Administrators, Network Engineers and DevOps Engineers to build out infrastructure using tools like Docker, Ansible, Jenkins, ELK and more. We'll be asking you to work on varied, complex systems that involve advancing big data platforms and networks. We'll need you to provide expert advice and guidance to high-performing team members and customers regarding specific technical aspects of systems or concept development.
Contact: metheney.josh[at]solute.us
Company: Solute is an organization of world class technologists that builds cutting edge technology in Cyber Security, Data Analytics, Cloud Computing, Mobility, Advanced Networking, and Hyper Converged Computing. We foster an open, innovative work environment and collaborate daily on building the latest and greatest technology solutions on the planet. http://solute.us/adv_concepts/
Interview Process: 1 phone screen (20-30 min) + 1 technical phone interview (1 - 2 hrs) + 1 on site interview (half day)
Full Listings: https://solute.workable.com/
Brand Value Accelerator | Senior Front-End Developer | San Diego, CA | Full-time | ONSITE
Brand Value Accelerator (BVAccel) is the fastest growing Shopify Agency in the world and the only agency with official partnership status with Shopify, Optimizely and Google. We are strategically aligned with the best platforms in the business and laser focused on what we call the 3 pillars of eCommerce - conversion, retention and acquisition. We've helped transform more than 50 brands -- Daymond John, Red Bull, Stash Tea, Swash (P&G), Hairfood (P&G), MVMT Watches, Milkbone (Big Heart Pet Brands), Gillham Studios (Hallmark), Boll & Branch, Mizzen & Main, and many more.
We're looking for a passionate front-end developer's with a knack for creating captivating user experiences.
Day-to-day responsibilities include developing front-end prototypes, custom Shopify themes, integrating functional updates and multivariate pages, as well as working closely with our award-winning design team. Our ideal candidate will have the opportunity to push the boundaries of digital technology and present high-quality, interactive eCommerce storefronts.
Candidate must have a strong understanding of UI, cross-browser compatibility, responsive design, general web functions and standards. Must be able to emulate existing HTML projects and create new ones that seamlessly integrate with existing code. Shopify and liquid experience is a plus.
More Info / Application: https://jobs.lever.co/bvaccel/6ba5d1f0-aef6-4ab7-bbf1-f6d507...
Onu Technology, Inc. | FULL TIME, CONTRACTORS, GRADUATE INTERNS, POSTDOCTORAL CONSULTANTS
Onsite in Silicon Valley (preferred) or San Diego, with REMOTE a possibility depending on role
Interview process: Video calls if you're distant or an in-person visit if you're local.
We are developing high-performance algorithms for truly big data, video analysis, NLP, and more. We solve deep technical challenges and are building offerings relevant to interesting real-world problems in a variety of fields. We are currently open to engineers with solid experience in CUDA, Mesos, deep neural networks, and/or Clojure, as well as to enthusiastic developers who might lack this precise experience but are eager and able to learn. We also welcome interest from postdoctoral researchers or senior graduate students. We are interested in solving problems efficiently, and our polyglot architecture includes C++, Clojure, Scala, and Python.
We do not presently have openings for undergraduates (B.Sc. students).
Contact [email protected].
San Diego, CA; FULL TIME; ONSITE
- Fullstack Javascript Developer (http://www.lji.org/careers/open-position/javascript-full-sta...)
The La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology - http://lji.org
We are one of the top immunology institutes in the world (#5 last time I checked) that is working on saving the world from disease... all of it. If you are "smart and gets things done", want a life outside of work and like the idea of working for a place that provides an incredible social good to the world, check out the position.
Solaropia | Power Control Engineer | On site
BSEE with minimum 3 years experience in Power systems design for Pumping Applications. The
preferred candidates is Experienced in VFD, PLC, pump power sizing , AC and DC power systems,
Customers relations and tech-support.
Solaropia, HQ in San Diego, CA, is a world leading company in developing Solar VFD and solar
inverters for pumping and RO plants. We appreciate our valuable Engineering staff to work
jointly to develop and market state-of the art new generation of Solar Industrial pumping
systems. Visit our website https://www.solaropia.com for more information about us. Send us your
resume at : spumps@solaropia with Job title Power-Control Engineer. | {
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Alegria makes footwear that is as stylish as it is comfortable. This shoe brand offers a patented footbed that provides arch and heel support to help reduce stress on the legs, hips, and back.
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Small Waterfall at Bridal Veil Falls One of the smaller falls at Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park east of Chilliwack.
A Stroll Under the Lights A stroll on the seawall at English Bay at dusk.
Seaside Boardwalk 2 A wooden walkway just to the right of the Pier at Dundarave in West Vancouver BC.
Frozen 1 The moist air causes leaves to freeze on trees before they have a chance to fall off.
Family Sunset Stroll A young family enjoying a stroll at sunset down by the beach at English Bay which is located downtown Vancouver.
Tea Time in Winter One day while walking through Stanley Park on one of the many trails I passed this beautiful winter scene that seemed just so serene and idyllic. I had to stop and enjoy. It was good that I had my camera to capture the moment. This HDR image is composed of 3 separate and different exposures which were then blended and processed in Photoshop.
Stillness at Winter's Night 2 This night was so still. Snow had fallen earlier quite heavily and it stopped shortly after midnight. It allowed these photos to be taken which showed the stillness and majesty of the the area.
Birds Frolicking on Bridge Can't really tell if the birds were enjoying the snow in Stanley Park as much as I was, but they were certainly fun to photograph in such an ideal setting.
Stillness at Winter's Night 3 One of a series of photos taken at night in Stanley Park's Lost Lagoon. These photos were taken between 1:30am and 4am after I had finished work at 11pm.
Stillness at Winter's Night 1 This was the first photo taken at the start of a late night trek into Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park, right after the first major snowfall of that year in Vancouver. | {
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Well I've had an amazing few months! Miss Cumbria has been such a good experience. I met so many amazing people and had an exiting time preparing for the event including fundraising and making my Eco dress! I would love to be a part of this again and would recommend everyone to take part, it's such a good opportunity to gain confidence, fundraise and meet new people!
Junior Miss Cumbria, Ashleigh Johnston, in her Eco Dress.
Since the event I have been busy rehearsing for shows with my dance school Dancerz, Cumbria, which is in July and my theatre group Staged right youth theatre which is next week!
I was also lucky enough to go to Preston to meet the girls and organising team of what we like to call #TeamNorth. Again I met loads of lovely people and we took part in some icebreaker activities to get to know each other. So many of the girls already have lots of experience with fundraising and Miss England itself; there's so much I can learn from them and I can wait to see them all again.
During the day I came up with loads of fundraising ideas and events I would like to be a part of!
In April I'm going to be doing a skydive for a local charity 'Toms Room'. It is something I've always wanted to do and I think it would be a good opportunity to give something back to a charity that is close to my heart.
So far I have loved every second of being this year's Junior Miss Cumbria and I can't wait to see what else I will be getting up to this year! | {
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[ARCHIVED] Chief Finalists Public Meet & Greet on October 14
The City of San Marcos invites the public to a Community Meet & Greet for the two police chief finalists on Wednesday, Oct. 14 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Embassy Suites San Marcos Conference Center, Spring Lake Salon, 1001 E McCarty Ln.
Masks are required within the hotel and conference center and attendees should maintain social distancing guidelines during the reception event. Masks may be removed while attendees are eating and drinking as light refreshments will be served.
A final decision and Council confirmation of the chosen candidate will be complete by early November.
Sept 28 Release: City Announces Two Final Candidates for Police Chief
The City of San Marcos has narrowed down its search for the next Chief of Police to two finalists to complete the final stages of the interview process by early November. From the original pool of 92 applicants from across the nation, five candidates participated in the first round of interviews last week.
The final stage of the Police Chief interview process will include a Meet & Greet opportunity for the public, as well as one-on-one interviews with City Manager Bert Lumbreras, and Council confirmation of the chosen applicant at a meeting in late October or early November per the process specified in Section 143.013 of the Texas Local Government Code. Background investigations will be completed during this interim period prior to the following schedule:
Wednesday, Oct. 14: Public Meet & Greet (details to follow)
Thursday, Oct. 15: Interviews with City Manager
Late Oct. or Early Nov.: Council Confirmation of Police Chief (date to follow)
The two finalists include:
Chief Robert Brown was appointed Chief of Police for the City of Duncanville, Texas on February 5th, 2007. Chief Brown began his law enforcement career in Waco, Texas as a police cadet in June of 1982. Brown served as a Field Training Officer in Waco and joined the University Park Police Department in 1994. He worked in many capacities and advanced through the ranks very quickly; becoming the first African American sergeant, lieutenant, and captain in the history of the University Park Police Department. Brown earned a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree from Northwood University and holds a Master of Business Administration Degree in Management from Amberton University. Brown is a graduate of the 38th Management College from the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration (ILEA) in Plano, Texas. He is also a graduate of the prestigious FBI National Academy, Session #216, in Quantico, Virginia. He holds a Master Peace Officer certification from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE).
Chief Stan Standridge has served more than 25 years with the Abilene Police Department, the last eleven as the Chief of Police. Chief Standridge currently serves as the President of the Texas Police Chiefs Association (TPCA), an organization which seeks to promote the professional practice of law enforcement and advocates for the highest standards of ethical conduct among today's peace officers. Standridge has a Master of Public Administration degree from Sam Houston State University and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy. He graduated LEMIT's Leadership Command College in 2009 and the FBI's Law Enforcement Executive Development (LEEDA) program in 2018. Standridge is the recipient of numerous awards, including 20 Under 40 Business Leader, Executive Leadership Award, I-CAN Hero, and the TPCA's Innovation Award. He has chaired the State's Officer Safety Committee and worked with his team to create VINCIBLE--a statewide program that works to reduce police officer line of duty deaths and injuries in Texas–which is used by more than 1,500 police agencies, including the San Marcos Police Department.
"This was not an easy decision to make as Interim Chief Bob Klett was one of our five finalists and he has provided outstanding leadership and service over the past year. His guidance and fortitude throughout a year filled with tragedy with severe injuries to three officers and the line of duty death of Officer Justin Putnam have shown his ability to guide a heartbroken team and to heal our community," said City Manager Bert Lumbreras. "He's led the SMPD through adversity and we are humbled and grateful to have him continue his leadership as Assistant Chief of Police."
Last week, the five finalists participated in numerous interview panels made up of community stakeholders, community partners, police department personnel, department directors and the City's executive team.
"It was a thorough process and we look forward to introducing Chief Brown and Chief Standridge to the community as we move toward selecting the next Chief of Police for San Marcos," stated Lumbreras.
Ralph Andersen & Associates is assisting the City with the search which in addition to last week's interview panels, included an online community survey containing a variety of questions about department priorities, community engagement, safety, and desired qualities of the next Chief of Police. A total of 1,089 responses were collected and analyzed in July and August. A survey summary report is available in English and Spanish. City Council members also had the opportunity to participate in a Zoom virtual introduction of the candidates last week.
The City will release more information about the meet and greet opportunity through press release and on the San Marcos Police Department Facebook page once the plans are finalized.
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From Pie Hole to Poop Chute
by Bryan Walsh | 11/23/09
It's Not About the Diet
Thousands of diet and exercise programs have been written in the past decades, but are all those programs really necessary? Shouldn't a handful of basic nutrition and training principles work for the vast majority of the population?
There's a basic principle that isn't talked about enough in the diet and muscle-building industry and that is:
Your physiology dictates how well your body will respond to diet and exercise.
Seriously. Don't gloss over that point. Diet and exercise are merely tools that work only as well as your body will allow. This is critical.
The gastrointestinal tract is one such system in the body that, if dysfunctional, can make your fat loss efforts more difficult. Need some examples?
Gut exposure to any type of antigen (foreign substance leading to antibody production) leads to cytokine production (inflammatory protein messenger), which leads to an increase in ACTH and cortisol production. This can lead to pituitary suppression (lowered Testosterone!), overload of hormone detoxification in the liver, underconversion of T4 to T3, and suppression of secretory IgA, which ultimately leads to an increased sensitivity to antigens, creating a vicious cycle.
An increase in inflammatory cytokines has been shown to increase lipogenesis (fat storage) and decrease lipolysis (fat breakdown) via a decrease in hormone sensitive lipase.
Twenty percent of inactive thyroid hormone is converted to active T3 by healthy gut bacterial. Without healthy gut bacteria, you may be missing out on the fat-burning effects of optimal T3 levels.
In other words, if your guts aren't working properly, nothing will.
The GI System
The digestive process doesn't begin in your stomach, or even your mouth. It begins in your brain. When you think of, see, or smell food, the salivation that occurs is evidence that digestion starts as a cerebral process.
But let's talk about the tangible stuff. Here's a breakdown of the digestive tract, what can go wrong, how it can impact your efforts to get ripped for a bodybuilding competition or just shredded for the beach, and what to do about it:
The Stomach
The primary role of the stomach in the digestive process is to secrete hydrochloric acid, or HCl. HCl doesn't digest food on its own, but rather creates an environment for digestion to begin.
Hyrdocholoric acid has a number of important functions including, 1) sterilizing food, 2) converting pepsinogen to pepsin, which begins the breakdown of protein, 3) aiding in the absorption of key nutrients such as vitamin B12 and zinc, and 4) preparing the rest of the digestive tract for action.
Specifically without adequate hydrochloric acid, pancreatic enzymes won't be optimally secreted, nor will the gall bladder store adequate amounts of bile to assist in emulsification of fats for digestion.
What Can Go Wrong
The most common problem in today's society with regard to hydrochloric acid secretion is deficiency. A number of factors can contribute to a deficiency of HCl production including aging, infection, and nutrient deficiency (ironically zinc and histidine are required for HCl production, yet zinc and histidine absorption are dependent on adequate amounts of HCl secretion).
Firstly, there are a number of ways to assess HCl adequacy ranging from the somewhat strange, to the more scientifically valid.
HCl test: The first test, and one I don't necessarily recommend for a number of reasons, is the HCl test. According to some people, taking an increasing amount of betaine HCl until a "warming" sensation occurs in the stomach, and then backing off one capsule, indicates one's requirement for HCl supplementation. Though I've seen this work clinically on occasion, it has its flaws.
Heidelberg test: This test has a little more scientific data behind it and consists of swallowing a capsule, which sends signals back to a machine as to the level of acidity in the stomach. It's a good test, but sometimes difficult to find a practitioner who uses it.
Blood chemistry: By far the easiest test is to run a standard blood chemistry. There was a group of researchers that correlated the Heidelberg test with protein and globulin markers in the blood, and found a positive correlation between hypochlorhidria, as measured by the Heidelberg machine, and shifts in protein and globulin in blood work.
Specifically, protein above 7.4 or below 6.9 (G/dl), and globulin above 2.8 or below 2.4 (G/100mL), is suggestive of hypochlorhydria. We've found this to be clinically reliable and have observed these markers changing as hydrochloric acid supplementation has been used.
H.Pylori infection: The World Health Organization considers H.Pylori infections to be one of the most common infections in the world, with an estimated 50% of the population being infected. While third world countries greatly contribute to this statistic, we've seen a large number of H.Pylori infections in our practice.
The most effective test is the Urea Breath Test, which used to be over $1,000 to run, but is now a very affordable $100. It's a pretty nasty infection, even contributing to cardiovascular disease, but is fairly easily eradicated. If you test positive for H.Pylori, eradicating it should be your first priority.
It's not recommended you supplement with HCl without the assistance of a qualified medical professional, despite the ease with which you'll find suggestions online. If you cannot find a qualified practitioner to assist you, you may try supplementing with betain HCl, starting with one capsule or tablet with every meal, and increasing until you feel a "warming" sensation in your stomach, and then backing off one tablet, which will be your maintenance dose for every meal for a period of time.
Ideally you'll be able to back off one tablet at a time until no further HCl supplementation is needed. People who are taking hydrochloric acid shouldn't use ulcer-inducing drugs such as aspirin (or other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) or alcohol.
The small intestine is where digestion and absorption largely happen. Through the release of pancreatic enzymes, along with bile from the gall bladder, the vast majority of macro and micronutrients are absorbed here.
Through the stimulation of cholecystokinin, bile is secreted into the small intestines to help emulsify ingested fats, and digestive enzymes are secreted by the pancreas including amylase, lipase, zymogens and nucleases.
As mentioned above, inadequate HCl production will blunt secretion of digestive enzymes and bile, and thus negatively impact absorption. But there are some other things that can go wrong.
Infection of the small intestine leads to a host of negative consequences systemically throughout the body. Infection typically includes parasites, bacteria, or yeast/fungus. This can lead to cytokine production and an increase in cortisol production.
Inflammation of the intestines is thought to negatively impact the microvili, or brush border, which are small extensions of the vili designed to increase the surface area and hence absorption of the small intestines. Food sensitivities and infection are the most common source of inflammation in the small intestines.
Secretory IgA (SIgA) is the dominant immunoglobulin produced in the small intestine and one important component of the local defense against dietary and infectious agents present in the gut lumen. A number of things can decrease SIgA including cortisol, infection, and inflammation, leading to decreased immune protection in the gut and thus increased pathogenesis of mucosal infections.
Today one of the most effective tests available is the GI Effects test through MetaMetrix laboratories. This lab has revolutionized stool testing – yes, that's poop testing – by looking for the DNA of a given microbe, rather than the microbe itself.
In other words, it has taken the needle-in-a-haystack method of stool testing and created a way of actually finding the needle in a haystack.
While two types of GI Effects testing is offered, the microbial panel is all you really need. If HCl and enzyme production is adequate, the more expensive and elaborate test isn't necessary.
Supplementation and Recommendations
Again, supplementation without proper assessment isn't recommended. It isn't necessarily damaging, but without proper assessment, you're merely guessing.
To support gall bladder function, the following nutrients may be helpful: dandelion root, milk thistle seed extract, ginger root, phosphatidyl choline, and taurine.
Saccromyces boulardii, a specific strain of yeast, has been shown to increase SIgA levels in the gut. Incidentally, having intercourse two times a week has also been shown to increase SIgA levels over people having sex less than two times per week.
Removal of infection typically requires specific compounds depending on the type of microbe infecting the gut. While numerous natural compounds have been shown to be effective in eradicating certain microbes, clinical experience has shown that parasites typically require pharmaceutical agents.
By far one of the most effective protocols for improving gut function is an elimination diet for a three-week period. While the details are too extensive to get into here, this means eliminating common food antigens (i.e. gluten, dairy, corn, soy, eggs, nightshade vegetables) while focusing on using gut-healing nutrients including: deglycyrrhizinated licorice root, glutamine, flavanoids (catechin), bismuth citrate, gamma-oryzanol, rhubarb officiniale, mastic gum, gamma-oryzanol, marshmallow root, quercitin, grape seed extract, rutin and hesperiden, evening primrose, and enzymes.
Large Intestine
By the time food reaches the large intestine, most of the nutrients have been absorbed. The main function of the large intestine is to concentrate waste by reabsorpting water.
The other key feature of the large intestine is the vast population of bacteria that inhabit it. Healthy bacteria function in our large intestine primarily by synthesizing key vitamins (i.e. vitamin K) and assisting in the digestion of polysaccharides.
The primary malfunction of the large intestine is dysbiosis, or an imbalance of "good" to "bad" bacteria. When this happens, a number of physiological defects can occur, hampering our ability to lose fat.
A little known fact about thyroid hormones is that, in healthy functioning thyroid physiology, approximately 20 percent of our active thyroid hormone (T3) is activated by bacteria in our gut. Specifically, T3 acetic acid and T3 sulfate are metabolized by gut bacteria, creating active T3 hormone that can enter our cells and exert its metabolic effect.
Dysbiosis can also cause an increase beta-glucuronidase activity, which can reverse hormone conjugation by liver, leading to recirculated deconjugated estrogens back into the system, potentially leading to hormone imbalances.
Again, one of the most effective gastrointestinal tests available today is the GI Effects test from Metametrix laboratories. If you suspect any type of GI infection, that test is one of the better ones available.
Without testing, a common remedy people use for improving the bacterial balance of their large intestine is the use of probiotics. There are a wide variety of products available on the market today, but selecting professional brands generally means a higher quality product.
The first thing to do is try to identify what area of the gut you have a dysfunction in.
Area Problem
Stomach Excessive belching or burping
Gas immediately following a meal
Offensive breath
Difficult bowel movement
Sense of fullness during and after meals
Difficulty digesting fruits and vegetables
Undigested foods found in stool
Pass large amount of foul smelling gas
Stomach pain, burning or aching 1-4 hours after eating
Frequent use of antacids
Feeling hungry an hour or two after eating
Heartburn when lying down or bending forward
Temporary relief from antacids, food, milk, carbonation
Digestive problems subside with rest and relaxation
Heartburn due to spicy foods, chocolate, citrus, peppers, alcohol and caffeine
Gall Bladder Greasy or high-fat foods cause distress
Lower bowel gas or bloating several hours after eating
Bitter, metallic taste in mouth, especially in the morning
Unexplained itchy skin
Yellowing cast to eyes
Stool color alternates from clay colored to normal brown
Reddened skin, especially palms
Dry or flaky skin and/or hair
History of gallbladder attacks or stones
Small Intestine Roughage and fiber cause constipation
Indigestion and fullness lasts 2-4 hours after eating
Pain, tenderness, soreness on left side under ribcage
Excessive passage of gas
Stool undigested, foul smelling, mucous-like greasy or poorly formed
Increased thirst and
Difficulty losing weight
Large Intestine Feeling that bowels do not empty completely
Lower abdominal pain relief by passing stool or gas
Alternating constipation and diarrhea
Hard, dry or small stool
Coated tongue or "fuzzy" debris on tongue
The next step is to use objective testing if possible. Guessing should only be reserved for game shows.
When addressing gut function, it's always important to start at the top. Making sure HCl production is adequate, and ruling out an H.pylori infection should come first. Then take a look at every stop on the way down to make sure things are functioning optimally and take the appropriate therapeutic measures as necessary.
Diet and exercise are merely tools. Effective tools to be sure, but they only work to the degree that your physiology allows them to. The gastrointestinal tract is one such system that if not working properly will make fat loss efforts more difficult, if not impossible in some cases. Fix them and – if everything else is in order – you'll get lean fast!
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A Survey of Sexual DevelopmentA Survey of Sexual Development
A Survey of Sexual Development
The whole thing began with an official letter which came two weeks after my twentieth birthday. It stated that I was chosen for a nationwide "Survey of Sexual Development of Young Males", and I had to undergo a medical exam on the 20th of August in the local health centre. I have never heard anything like that before but the letter made it obvious that participation in the survey was obligatory – it threatened with a heavy fine if I fail to appear on the given date or if I am not cooperating, and for the second time absentees were to be escorted to the exam by the police.
The letter contained no details about the type of examinations but a "Survey of Sexual Development" sounded absolutely dreadful. This was going to be embarrassing, probably very embarrassing, and I saw no way out of the situation. Our country was far from democratic and ever since the large epidemics of the 2020s, the institutions of public health were quite overbearing. I had no idea how to get more information about this survey, and I definitely did not say a word to my parents or to my friends at the university. Also, I saw no reason why I was chosen. I was an average looking guy without a lot of sexual experiences, although I had a few girlfriends, or to tell the truth, only one serious girlfriend in high school, a few feeble attempts at dating and one quick fling with a classmate at the uni. Not a lot to brag about but I was still young and had more than enough time to catch up with my more successful mates.
There were two things in the letter that made me especially nervous. One was an instruction to refrain from masturbation before the exam for at least two days, and the other was the name of the doctor: Liliana Erdei. A female name. But this seemed totally incredible. A female doctor was surely not entrusted with this type of survey that can be quite intimate and even unpleasant for the subjects. I still hoped that this was some kind of officialism, probably the survey was conducted by Liliana's private medical venture but obviously by a hired male doctor. I also googled her name, and found a short description about her fields of expertise and a picture. She was a 38-year-old blond woman who looked strict and prim with her round wire-frame glasses.
A week later on the given date I went to the health centre, and showed the letter to the receptionist. He instructed me to go up to the third floor, and find door 303. As I stepped out the elevator, I noticed a printout on the wall with an arrow pointing left: "Survey of Sexual Development". I followed the directions, and soon arrived to a corridor where three other guys were waiting in front of a door. I was a bit a startled because I supposed to be the only one there, and it was even more awkward that I knew one of the guys. He was my neighbour, Tomi, a guy who was two years older than me, and went to the same high school. We have never been friends, but knew each other for ages, and were sometimes even hanging out together during the long, boring weeks of the summer vacation, having a few beers and helping out each other with gardening chores or mowing the grass on the street in front of our houses.
"Hi, Bence," he greeted me. "So, you were chosen for this survey too."
"Yeah, I was. Although I don't know why or what is this about. It's strange to meet here," I said.
"True. It's fucking strange. A bit awkward," he answered.
"I thought I will be here alone today," I said.
"Me too, but it seems that we are four. Anyway, I'm Kende, nice to meet you," one of the other guys said, extending his hand.
He looked the same age as me but he was much bigger, tall and buff.
The fourth guy was obviously younger, probably not more than 18 and obviously nervous as hell. I think, we were all quite anxious but he looked really frightened, and his face was white. His name was Dani, and as we began to chat, it came out that he was still in high school.
"Do you know anything about this survey?" he asked.
"It's some kind of medical exam and a questionnaire, I suppose," Tomi said.
"Yeah, I think so," said Dani.
"My brother had it a few months ago, and I asked him," Kende told us. "He said it's fucking embarrassing. And…"
At this moment the door opened, and a nurse appeared. And she was the hottest nurse I have ever seen in my life or ever imagined, a young brunette, not more than 25, I think, with tits like peaches and the face of an angel.
"Hi, guys. I'm Betti, and I will be your help today. Did you all come for the survey, right? I'm gonna check your papers and your ID, please," she said.
Her behaviour was nice and polite, but her presence made me even more nervous. We got a female doctor and a female nurse, moreover one who was only a few years older than me, and uncomfortably attractive. If I had to take off my clothes for the exam – and this was very likely -, I definitely not wanted her anywhere near the room.
She escorted us into a waiting room with a circular table, chairs bursa escort and four coat stands. There were papers and pens on the table.
"Sit down comfortably, and please fill out the questionnaire on the table," she said. "This is a survey about sexual development, and you will see that some of the questions are very personal but please, give fully honest answers. Take your time, we are not in a hurry, and the whole exam can take a long time."
"What is this all about?" Tomi asked.
"This is a two-part exam with special emphasis on sexual development. Doctor Liliana will give you a physical, so after you finished the questionnaire, please, take off your clothes, and put them on the racks. The second part is a special test which can be a bit embarrassing for you but bear in mind that both doctor Liliana and me are medical professionals who are only doing our job. We didn't create this survey," she answered.
Betti left the room, and we remained sitting at the table staring at the questionnaires in front of us.
"Hey, bro, tell us what your brother said. What are the embarrassing parts?" Tomi turned to Kende.
"We are fucked up, man. Imagine the worst that could happen, and it will be two times that. And we are stuck with this hot chick while my brother had a gruff old doctor and a male nurse," Kende said with a deep sigh.
As we began to fill out the questionnaire, me and Dani tried to ask him again what his brother said, but he remained reluctant to go into further details.
"I don't know guys, we will soon see for ourselves," he answered.
The first questions of the survey were about my medical background and previous illnesses but they became more and more personal. There were questions about how and when I had my first sexual experiences, how many partners I had, whether I was straight, bisexual or gay, and what types of sexual behaviours I preferred.
"Whoa, they want to know everything," Tomi said with a laugh. "Have you ever experienced pain or discomfort during anal stimulation? What kind of people wrote this. Fucking perverts."
"Hey, bro, are you Ok?" Kende asked Dani who sat there motionless for a few minutes.
"I… I don't know," he answered. "Is it lame that I can't answer these questions?" Dani asked.
"Why, tell them the truth or something close to it," Kende told him.
"But I can't. I'm still a… virgin," Dani said with a low voice.
At the moment he looked so young that I wanted to hug him.
Kende slapped him on the back.
"Fuck it, bro, that's not lame. You are 18, right? This is OK."
"Should I tell them?" Dani asked.
"Yeah, why not? And you can skip the other questions," Kende told him. "And don't look at me with those innocent blue eyes," he added jokingly.
A quarter of an hour passed, and we all finished the questionnaire. I had the premonition that this was the easy part. We waited for a few minutes, and then Kende broke the silence.
"Gentlemen, you heard what the babe said. Time to change into the birthday suit."
"Yeah, I would gladly do that with her. In private," Tomi added.
"She will remain clothed during the whole time, bro. You won't."
"That's a pity. I would add a few interesting things to this survey with her."
"Doctor Liliana will be handling your junk today, not her."
"Fuck off, bro. I was dreaming."
This banter made the mood lighter, and it was almost easy to take off my clothes, and put them on a cloth stand. But I still left my underwear on, and noticed that all the guys did the same. I was sure that I won't be allowed to keep it during the whole exam but I supposed that the physicals will be private, and I had no intention to appear buck naked before these guys.
I had seen Tomi a few times half-naked during our summer gardening encounters. He was a good-looking guy with a lithe body, long limbs and a hairy chest and abs. Kende was a very different type: strong and beefy with powerful muscles and very large pecs. He was shorter than me or Tomi, but certainly spent a lot more time in the gym. Dani was still more of a teenager than a grown-up man, lanky and a bit awkward but with the potential of a swimmer's body. His skin was very white in spite of the summer, while me, Tomi and Kende all had a good tan.
"Bro, are you afraid of the sun?" Kende asked him jokingly.
"I burn easily. Better to be cautious," he answered.
At that moment, the door opened and Betti appeared.
"Did everybody finish the questionnaire?" she asked. "Very good." She collected the papers. "I'll be back in five minutes," she said, and disappeared again behind the door.
"This chick is hot as hell. If I were his boyfriend, I won't allow her to do this job," Tomi said.
"Probably, she's single," I replied.
"I should get her number then," he answered.
"Don't get too horny, man. It may show."
"Then she would be impressed."
"I doubt that. In this job she has seen a lot bigger things."
"This is bursa escort bayan the beginning of a great friendship, bro. So nice to meet you here under these circumstances," Tomi told me wryly.
"Hey, Daniel? What about you? Do you like her?" Kende asked Dani who remained silent.
"Definitely," he said. "She is my type."
"Oh, so you already have your type."
"Yeah," Dani said, and blushed a little bit.
But when Betti reappeared again, she had an unpleasant surprise for us.
"Let's go, guys, doctor Liliana is waiting," she said.
"Are we going in together?" Tomi asked.
"Yes, it much more practical," she answered.
So, this was going to be a group physical without any shreds of privacy.
As we entered the room, doctor Liliana got up from behind her desk. She looked exactly like her photograph.
"Hi, guys, it is nice to meet you," she said extending her hands. "Some parts of this physical will be familiar to you but others will be new and strange. Don't be afraid, and cooperate with me even if some of my orders seem unpleasant. Betti is also here to help you, she is a trained nurse with a lot of experience."
Betti was looking at us inquisitively with a little glimmer in her eyes.
"Who will be the first? Maybe Tamás Köves," she said, and looked at Tomi.
"Ok, but call me Tomi," he smiled at her. Betti did not return the smile.
"Please, remove your underwear, Tomi. I know that this may be embarrassing for you, but an important part of this physical will concentrate on your sexual organs."
As she uttered these words, she looked directly at him, and her gaze went down his body, stopping at his crotch.
"Yeah, of course," Tomi said but the movement of his hand was slow.
He uncomfortably adjusted his boxers, and finally he lowered them. Now he was standing buck naked in front of the beautiful girl. As I said, Tomi was a good-looking guy but the situation was decidedly unequal. Betti in her white nurse uniform was eyeing him up and down confidently, probably measuring his qualities.
Until now I have never seen my neighbour fully naked. His pubic hair was a thick, untrimmed bush of wiry black hair, his balls were hanging low and his uncut dick was limp and small, almost hidden in the bush.
"Thank you," Betti said to him. "Please follow me."
They went to a weighing scale, where the nurse measured his height, weight, blood pressure and also his chest, head and waist circumference. Tomi was also ordered to do a few push-ups, jumping jacks, sit-ups, and to touch the ground with his hands and to show his biceps. In the end Betti made a few photographs of him standing in front of the wall.
When this was over, doctor Liliana asked him to stand in front of her chair and to put his hands behind his head.
Although from my point of view I only saw Tomi's back, this was obviously a genital check-up that doctor Liliana did herself. Later when I stood in front of her, she did the same thing to me: gingerly hefted my balls, checked them for any lumps or soreness, made me cough during a hernia check, and then she massaged the shaft of my penis and peeled back my foreskin, even touching my frenulum with her finger.
But the next phase of the physical was done in plain view for everybody in the room. Tomi was ordered to lie on all fours on the exam table, with his hairy ass up in the air, and the doctor put a gob of lubricant on her finger. Tomi gasped when the finger entered his body, and then found his sensitive prostate gland. But this was not a quick and simple prostate check, doctor Liliana methodically fingered his ass for a few minutes, and after that her finger was replaced by a shiny metal speculum. Tomi's tight hole was mercilessly prised open, letting us see the red mucous membrane of his rectum. He was in obvious discomfort, biting his arm and fidgeting.
"Keep calm, please, I know that this unusual for you," doctor Liliana warned him as she lit his hole with a small flashlight.
When this was over, he was ordered to turn around, and lie on his back on the table with his hands behind his head.
"Betti, do an STD check, you need to practice this," Liliana said.
The nurse grabbed a cotton swab, and then grasped Tomi's dick with two fingers, and retracted his foreskin.
"This will be a little painful but do not move your hand towards your genitals under any circumstances," she told him.
Then she dipped the swab into his peehole very deeply with a hard thrust.
"Arghhh! Uh, fuck, please," Tomi cried out.
"It's over. We finished the ordinary physical examination with you. For the second part of the survey a small jab is necessary," Liliana said. "You can close your eyes, and you will feel a little sting at the root of your penis. That was it. It's already over. Now you can sit down on the couch, and wait for your friends."
"Kende, please step forward, and remove your underwear. You are the next," Betti said.
One by one we all had escort bursa our physical in the same way, Dani being the last in the line. His situation was even worse because his dick became semi-hard from all the attention, and his face was bright red from the embarrassment from the first moment.
When the whole thing was over, Liliana stopped in front us.
"I can assure you that there is no reason to be ashamed of healthy bodily functions especially in front of qualified medical personnel who have seen a lot," Liliana said. "I see Tomi, that you are trying to hide an erection. This is unnecessary. The arousal is caused by the Trimex shot that you received half an hour ago, it is involuntary and you can't avert it. Your penis will remain hard for at least an hour, and the same thing will happen to the others in the next ten minutes."
When I heard these words, I was totally shocked.
"But why?" I asked.
"During the introductory physical the basic health of your sexual organs was checked. For the second part of this survey, we need to check their functions and do some measurements. We need reliable data which is not dependent on psychological factors. That's why the shots are necessary. So, take your time, wait, and we'll begin the tests very soon," she said.
They left the room, and we remained there absolutely dumbfounded.
"This is what your brother told you, right?" I asked Kende.
"Yeah, I hoped it will be different for us because they are women. But it is the same procedure."
"What's gonna happen?" Tomi asked.
"They will measure our dicks and then we need to cum. In front of them."
"I won't. I will never do that," Dani said.
"You will. Everybody wants to go home, so you will be jerking off like a good boy and let us finally finish this fucking test," Kende exclaimed angrily. "You are not the only one who feels shit and fucking humiliated. The MILF fingered my asshole as hard as yours, and the chick was smiling at me when I did jumping jacks with my dick flopping around."
"Yeah, Dani, don't be a problem. We want to go home, and you also want to go home. This woman will make you cum anyway. I'm sure that she has a few tools for those who try to resist," I said.
Dani looked totally defeated.
"I will not cause any problems, guys," he said in a low voice.
"Thanks, bro. We hate the whole thing as much as you."
After about ten minutes, Liliana and Betti returned.
"Are you ready, boys?" Betti asked. "Tomi, you should be the first again. Come over, please, and put your hands behind your head. We need to see your erection, and make a few photos."
Soon Tomi was standing in front of us buck naked again but with a very hard dick pointing towards the ceiling. Obviously, I made some comparisons to myself. His dick seemed longer than mine but it was thin, almost like a pencil. It was straight and hard with a helmet-shaped, pink head.
Betti produced a tape, and grabbed the end of his dick.
"I will do a few quick measurements," she said.
"The length is 17 cm, longer than average," she said turning towards Liliana who made notes. "The girth is only 10 cm, not very thick. But this is OK, we have seen every shape and size," she said reassuringly. "I think yours is very nice," she added.
"Thanks," Tomi stammered. His face was red.
"For the last part of this survey we need you to lie on your back on the exam table again, and put your feet in the stirrups."
She took out something like a small red dildo from the medical cabinet, and put some lube on it.
"What, what is this?" Tomi asked.
"We need you to ejaculate. The small dildo will go up into your rectum, making contact with your prostate. When I plug it in, it will send waves of electricity into your gland. The other electrodes will be fixed on your penis on two points. The electricity is absolutely harmless but it will cause strong, multiple ejaculations until your balls are fully drained," she explained calmly.
"Hey, my brother had the same exam, and he was allowed to jerk off," Kende said.
"Oh, please, this is unnecessary. I… I will jerk off if this is what you need but don't put those things on me," Tomi pleaded. He was obviously terrified.
"The use of the equipment is mandatory because you will produce a much larger amount of ejaculate than using your hands in the usual way. Don't be afraid, this will be a great orgasm. Something you've probably never experienced," Betti said, and she gently touched Tomi's chest. This was a soothing gesture, but her behaviour remained professional.
"Now there is only one thing that you won't like. This will be a bit unpleasant, sorry. For the sake of measurements, we need every drop of fluid. It will be collected in this glass vial, here. But I need to use a catheter to ensure that nothing goes outside the glass." Now she had a plastic tube in her hands.
Tomi's face went white.
"No, please. You can't push this thing up in my dick."
"It's not a large one and I will use a lot of lube," she said. "Be calm, and close your eyes, it's easier that way."
She grabbed his dickhead, put a gob of lube on the opening at its end, and then she slowly pushed the tube up into his peehole.
Night Shift Ch. 02
I rush to the bathroom because my cock was aching and I was in desperate need to cum. I made...
"I saw your photos, Mrs. C." continuation
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Aaron and Tank
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It is the responsibility of all defendants to appear in court on the days set for the various matters pertaining to a felony case in this Court. When a defendant has made bond, either through personal recognizance, cash or surety, it remains the defendant's responsibility to be in court on the dates set and to make adequate inquiry of all future setting dates on his or her case.
It is the responsibility of bonding agencies and sureties to make certain that the Court and District Clerk have current and adequate mailing addresses for their clients on leaving the jail on bond. The first Notice of Arraignment will be mailed to the defendant and the bonding agency at the addresses provided on the bond form, or on the Reset Form provided at magistration. In the event the letter is returned for any reason, it is the responsibility of the bonding agency or surety to have the client appear in court at the time and place stated in the notice. Therefore, it is important that bonding agencies maintain contact with defendant clients.
In the event the defendant fails to appear as directed, the Court will entertain a motion from the State for forfeiture of the bond. Therefore, it is incumbent on the bonding agency to maintain accurate records and sufficient contact on bond clients to assure their timely attendance in court.
This information is provided as a courtesy and is not to be construed as policy or a local rule of the Court. The Court reserves the right to issue such orders and instructions that may result in the effective and efficient management of all criminal cases. | {
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Mission, Vision, & Core Values
Pre-Licensure BSN Track
LPN to BSN Track
RN to BSN Track
Pre-Nursing Advising
NDSU nursing students gain insight through documentary
November 21, 2016 – Bismarck, North Dakota – NDSU School of Nursing at Sanford Health in Bismarck partnered with community groups to sponsor
More than 150 nursing students and members of the public attended the event, gaining insight into the aging process and the human need for connection. The eye-opening documentary provides a rich portrait showing that love is ageless, as it candidly follows a speed dating event for those over 70. screening of the documentary titled "The Age of Love" at the Heritage Center in Bismarck on October 27.
"We sponsored the screening in conjunction with AARP of North Dakota and Sanford Health," said Wendy Kopp, NDSU associate professor of practice and certified gerontological nurse.
"The event provided students an opportunity for greater understanding of the needs of people as they age. Students encounter some aspect of the older adult population in almost every course and clinical they have. Understanding human needs, no matter where a person is on their life journey, is important when working in health professions," said Kopp.
Kopp moderated a panel discussion at the event, which included Dr. Andrea Huseth-Zosel, assistant professor in the Department of Public Health in the NDSU College of Health Professions; Dr. David Field, family internal medicine provider at Sanford Health; and Reva Kautz, marketing director of Edgewood Vista in Bismarck.
Directed by Steven Loring, the film looks at seniors through shared, human experiences. "I set out with one question: Do decades of life and loss constrict our hearts, or might time develop them in unexpected ways?"
In press materials about the documentary, the director noted: "As one 74-year-old speed dater puts it, 'No one, not even my own children, asks me what's in my heart anymore.'"
In introducing the documentary, Kopp highlighted its importance. "The film is playful and revealing, as well as wise and inspiring, as our senior daters entertain and enlighten us with a candor that puts media stereotypes to shame."
Based on the success of the Bismarck event, Kopp is working with the director of the documentary to partner with other educational institutions. With people living active lives longer, Kopp said it's important that current and future health professionals who interact with them have an awareness of their needs and challenges.
Providing health education is a key component, said Kopp. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports significant increases in sexually transmitted diseases among adults 65 and over. "There remains a public health component," according to Kopp, "to provide health education to all populations across the age continuum."
NDSU School of Nursing
Phone +1 701.231.7395 / Fax 701.231.6257
Fargo Campus address Stop and Go Center
Physical/delivery address 1919 University Drive North, D102, Fargo, ND 58102
Mailing address NDSU Dept. 2670 / PO Box 6050 / Fargo, ND 58108-6050
NDSU Nursing at Sanford Health
Phone +1 701.224.3800/ Fax 701.234.3830
Address 512 N Seventh Street, Bismarck, ND 58501
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Youth Haven's Boxes of Hope campaign: 'It's about giving our youth a sense of belonging'
Money raised is used to purchase Christmas presents for youth experiencing homelessness
Ian MacLennan Published: Dec 12th, 2021 8:00am
There is no place like home for the holidays.
For hundreds of youth in Simcoe County, that's not possible.
Barrie's Youth Haven recently launched their annual Boxes of Hope campaign, and money raised from a $50 box purchase is used to buy gifts at Christmas for youth experiencing homelessness.
But it's more than just what Youth Haven is able to do with the money to buy gift cards, bus tokens, toiletries, and winter clothing, according to executive director Lucy Gowers.
"It's about giving our youth a sense of belonging and knowing there is someone out there who truly does care about them, and for their well-being."
Gifts are purchased for youth in emergency care at the shelter, as well as Youth Haven's transitional housing program and outreach services.
"We want to ensure every youth who comes to us for support receives a Christmas present," said Gowers.
Youth Haven provides services to youth ages 16 to 24 in Barrie, Orillia, and Simcoe County, and it is the only emergency shelter in the region for young people.
"We're still struggling with COVID," said Gowers. "We're still trying to work hard to ensure that our youth are safe and healthy."
"I understand the rest of the community is struggling with the same. But I also know that we live in a very generous community. We are humbled by the generosity and overwhelmed by their donations. I can't stress enough how much it means to us, but how much more it means to the youth who actually come to the shelter looking for food, a bed or support, or someone to talk with."
The Boxes of Hope campaign raised $55,000 last holiday season.
Gowers recalled a person who recently donated $500 to Boxes of Hope.
"When we asked why the donation was made, their response was that they sincerely hoped it would bring comfort to the young people that Youth Haven offers hope to," said Gowers. "This says it all because it is about our community."
feature image: Youth Haven executive director Lucy Gowers
Tags: Boxes of Hope, Homelessness, Simcoe County, Youth Haven
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March 28, 2012 | Library and Archives
Making Millennium Magazines
Posted by Rachael Morrison, Senior Library Assistant David Senior, Bibliographer, The Museum of Modern Art Library
Installation view of the Millennium Magazines exhibition, The Museum of Modern Art, 2012
As we were brainstorming a name for our Library exhibition of contemporary experimental magazines, Millennium Magazines stuck because of its concise alliteration. The name also specifically isolates this recent period of time—post-Y2K—during which these publications have been flourishing despite constant conversations about the end of print culture. Working in a library, this is a particularly hot topic as we think about the future and how best to accommodate new modes of publishing. The exhibition, now on view at MoMA in The Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Education Building at 4 West 54 Street, aims to complicate this assumption that print is dead. It's easy to come to the conclusion that we're living in a relatively "print unfriendly climate" when commercial publishing houses are scaling back and large bookstore chains are going out of business. But for artists and grassroots operations, it's a very exciting time. Accessibility to printers and other resources needed to publish your own book or magazine is easier than ever, and the Internet, which is often blamed for the demise of print culture, has actually provided people with greater access to the tools needed to make, market, and distribute a book or magazine. The growing popularity of events like the annual Printed Matter NY Art Book Fair is a great example of the continued interest in printed material and the vitality of the community of publishers creating this material.
Millennium Magazines features about 100 artists' magazines published since 2000. Traditionally we display library materials in glass vitrines, but for this exhibition it didn't make sense to have the magazines frozen in cases. We wanted to give visitors the opportunity to handle the magazines, and displayed the issues tethered on tables. Included in the exhibition are a broad range of artists' magazines, and they are arranged in alphabetical order, so as to be as democratic as possible in the organization. The participants generously provided handling copies of their publications, and it creates a very interactive show.
Selection of artists' magazines
Having all of the materials laid out on tables allows for a consideration of the different ways in which artists and designers are currently using the medium. One important aspect of the genre is artists' magazines for which an individual or a group merge their practice(s) into a serial publication. One of our favorites, Album, is a superb example of this format. Made by two Norwegian artists, Eline Mugaas and Elise Storsveen, the magazine is very simple and clever in design—it's just color xeroxes bound with staples. The visual content is so colorful and their juxtaposition of images is so hilarious that the cheap materials don't matter at all. It's a nice contrast to high-end glossy magazines, and it goes to show you don't need to spend a lot of money to produce and distribute your own magazine.
Some of the magazines use the format to circumscribe and document particular social or political discourses across the field of contemporary art and design and/or within specific geographic communities. These magazines often feature creative editorial practices and shared sensibilities among collaborators. To name a few featured in this exhibition: LTTR, The Journal of Aesthetics and Protest, Megawords, Triple Canopy, Fillip, Journal of Radical Shimming, Infopool, Copenhagen Free University, Bidoun, Pages, and Chimurenga.
From left: LTTR; Megawords
The exhibition also includes a significant group of "lifestyle" magazines. Apartamento, Condiment, Club Donny, Knit Knit, Here & There, The Plant Journal, Threads, and White Zinfandel are all examples of this current trend. Plants, nature, crafts, fashion, food, and home decor are all common themes. Community is a central part of these publications, often expanding beyond the printed page. White Zinfandel, for example, hosts dinner parties. Issues of Apartamento, Condiment, Knit Knit, and The Plant Journal usually include recipes or instructions for DIY projects. These publications are often personal and intimate explorations of domestic spaces and their design.
Come visit the show and browse the materials at your leisure; it will be up through May 14. We have launched a website that describes the materials, and we are also excited to present—with MoMA's Department of Education—a panel discussion with several of the show's participants on April 9 at 6:00 p.m. in The Celeste Bartos Theater at MoMA.
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Patricia Jane St.John Danko. "Mary Lyon".
"Mary Lyon," a ballet conceived and choreographed by Joan Karff, was performed by The New Dance Group in Houston, Texas at the Kinkaid School Auditorium in 1988.
Mary Lyon founded Mount Holyoke College in 1837 in South Hadley, Massachusetts. She endured much opposition to her efforts to educate women, as women's education in America was frowned upon by her contemporary society.
Ms. Karff commissioned Ms. Danko to create masks to depict the stiff and rigid men who opposed Mary Lyon as she set about to raise funds for what would be the first college for women in America.
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As a Application Architect, you will be responsible for designing and building systems with quality requirements that serve millions of patients, the nation's largest hospital systems and pharmaceutical manufacturers. The architected systems should be auditable, highly available, configurable, inspectable, maintainable, recoverable, reliable, robust, scalable, stable and secure. The systems must support highly efficient processes that will ensure patient adherence and quality of life. The Salesforce Architect is responsible and accountable for complete technical support of the project from the moment of inception through product release, to development enhancements.
As a Application Architect, thorough knowledge of the Salesforce platform, its best practices, architecture and system integrations with other platforms are required. The Salesforce Architect's role is to drive and ensure the qualities of a well-architected system for correctness, reliability, robustness, auditability, scalability, redundancy, recoverability and security.
• Designing configurable enterprise system based on requirements.
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• Proactively provide recommendations for improvements in the way we use Salesforce to ensure we get the most out of the platform.
• Help troubleshoot, resolve and track Salesforce end-user issues, providing third-line of support where necessary.
• Understand technology trends and the practical application of existing, new, and emerging technologies to enable new and evolving business and operating modules.
• Choosing right technologies for implementation of each component and connections between the components that are configurable, recoverable, stable and reliable.
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• Controlling the architecture during the next iteration of the system release.
• Demo technical solutions for customers and users.
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The Accelerated Education Program at the Princess Margaret (AEPatPM) aims to accelerate the mobilization and translation of knowledge into practice on a local, national, and global scale. Our suite of educational offerings provides learners with a unique opportunity to acquire the knowledge, skills, and strategies needed to implement both fundamental and innovative radiotherapy principles into practice. Here at AEPatPM, we are continuously developing new curricula for our on-site CME courses offerings as well as further developing our suite of online modules. Click below to explore our current offerings. Can't find what you are looking for? Contact us directly as we may already have something in the works!
On-site radiation medicine CME courses offer a mix of didactic and hands-on application. Intimate class sizes and expert interprofessional faculty provide an optimal environment for learning the latest techniques and technology in radiation medicine.
Our wide range of online radiation medicine CME course offerings allow you to learn from the comfort of your home - from introductory IGRT Primer modules, to intensive and immersive case-based learning modules that take you through the full continuum of radiation treatment.
The Personalized Learning Program (PLP) in the Radiation Medicine Program at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre immerses learners in our clinical environment for an extended period of time. Learners are able to shadow our expert clinicians and participate in on-site educational activities.
Our unique on-site CME course offerings provide the opportunity to acquire the skills, knowledge and strategies that will help radiation medicine professionals successfully apply and implement contemporary treatment techniques and approaches into their own radiotherapy practice. Specific course types, descriptions and sample programs can be found below.
"The course was extremely well organized, technologies facilities were excellent.
Accreditation is an important component of our on-site CME course offerings. We apply for credits from the following regulatory bodies when applicable to a given course offering. The number of credits awarded varies, please contact us directly for specific credits awarded.
Our IGRT/SBRT course offerings continue to evolve in response to changing technology, applications, and evidence-based practice. We offer foundations as well as disease site-specific courses and continue to develop new courses each year, including: Liver SBRT, Lung SBRT, Head and Neck IM/IGRT, Paraspinal SBRT, CNS, SBRT for Oligometastases, and Sarcoma coming this fall 2017. These more focused courses still cover the fundamental principles of IGRT/SBRT, but do so within the unique context of their particular disease site.
The ATec Education Course is developed to address the training needs of physics staff responsible for the maintenance of medical accelerators. The emphasis of the course is on the practical aspects of maintaining Linacs, through a combination of lectures and hands-on labs.
This course aims to expose learners to the overarching principles that comprise a program-wide approach to quality and safety and proposes a variety of tools and approaches that learners immediately experience to help advance their own practice along the quality continuum and provide insights to be brought back to their local program.
Over the past decade, Intensity-Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) has emerged as the standard of treatment for the delivery of the safest and most effective radiation therapy. It exploits technologies that minimize treatment side effects, while giving definitive radiation doses to diseased tissue. The course was developed to share a unique interprofessional approach to patient treatment and program development to give professionals an opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills in this area.
Welcome to the Accelerated Education Program at the Princess Margaret's (AEPatPM) new FREE online CME offerings. We are conducting a pilot project to test out our online learning capabilities and the user experience. For a limited time, we are posting a couple of sample online products for you to view and evaluate. We are hoping to gather information about how they work, whether you learned anything and if you want more. Contact us directly for your specific radiation medicine continuing education needs should you be unable to find what you are looking for.
Volumetric imaging has now become widely available for image-guided radiation therapy (IGRT), and gantry-mounted systems are poised to substantially alter radiation therapy practice. This module will provide learners with a conceptual introduction to components of IGRT that need to be considered for transition of IGRT into practice – in particular, cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT). The ideal properties of targeting systems for image guidance will be explored, and an overview provided of the strengths and limitations of the currently available image guidance tools will be provided, with a focus on CBCT.
Radiotherapy is an effective and safe treatment for cancer if delivered in an appropriate manner. The rapid introduction of new technology and the complex, multi-dimensional interprofessional nature of the radiotherapy planning and delivery process demand a high level of continuous monitoring, intervention and learning to assure that the most appropriate and safest treatment is always delivered to patients. This module will explore the importance of quality assurance in the context of modern radiotherapy, highlighting the value of integrated, complementary activities from the initial decision to treat with radiotherapy to delivery of the final treatment fraction. It will address the considerations regarding competing values that inform decision-making with respect to quality initiatives, and the basic elements of successful change management.
This case-based, immersive emodule follows the journey of Mr. V. He is a patient that presents to a local ER with coughing and other respiratory symptoms. The interactive learning trajectory uses a variety of media to take the learner from initial presentation through to follow up – highlighting the important physical, pathologic, radiobiological, oncologic and technological principles that guide the assessment, decision-making and treatment of and for this patient. Relevant learning and reference resources are provided to augment the case-based exercise that allows the learner to customize the depth and breadth of the learning experience to suit individual learning needs. Broken into submodules, periodic assessment will permit the learner to test their learning and identify areas for further exploration.
The Executive Personalized Learning Program™ (PLP™) in Radiation Medicine is offered through the Radiation Medicine Program (RMP) at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre providing on-site clinical experiences. It offers a 6-12 month intensive observation experience designed to address the practical learning needs of radiation medicine healthcare professionals around the world, offering exemplary education in advanced radiotherapy practice and delivery.
The Executive PLP™ curriculum consists of individualized tutoring, clinical mentorship, self-study and on-site learning. Area(s) of clinical specialization can be tailored to specific learning requirements. For selected candidates, the opportunity to participate in research courses and projects can be structured into the program (for 12-month programs only).
Upon successful completion of the PLP™, learners will receive a Certificate of Completion, and become an alumni member of the Princess Margaret global network. To learn more about PLPs™ in other areas, and about the UHN International Centre for Education, please visit their website.
The Radiation Medicine Program (RMP) at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre is making major contributions to the radiation medicine community by accelerating the mobilization and translation of knowledge into practice. With a large cadre of expert professionals, educators and researchers, the Radiation Medicine Program is uniquely positioned to accomplish this goal. The Accelerated Education Program at the Princess Margaret (AEPatPM) was initiated in 2005 to develop Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs in radiation medicine to disseminate innovative research and practical knowledge using state of the art educational methodologies to facilitate this. AEP at the Princess Margaret is delivered in partnership with the Department of Radiation Oncology, University of Toronto.
The Accelerated Education Program in Radiation Medicine at Princess Margaret (AEP atPM) is putting innovation to work through on-site and online Continuing Medical Education (CME) opportunities dedicated to promoting essential aspects of clinical care for radiation therapists, radiation oncologists, medical physicists, dosimetrists and other health care professional involved in the radiation therapy enterprise. The AEP at the Princess Margaret aims to be the premiere source for all of your radiotherapy professional development and continuing education needs.
Course Cancellation: If a course is canceled, the Accelerated Education Program will refund the course registration fee in full but is not responsible for travel, accommodation, or other expenses incurred by the participant. The AEP assumes no liability for changes in course content or faculty.
Trainee Pricing: Trainee pricing is available on a course by course basis. Trainee pricing is not applicable to courses marked with an asterisk.
Group Discount: If you are interested in attending one of our on-site courses with colleagues from your institution please contact us directly before registering as you may be eligible to receive our group discount rate.
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Last week it was my humble privilege to be part of an august team of network thinkers and consultants as we delivered on our contract of working with community-based organizations that are involved in the pioneering Renew Boston initiative. My teammates included Steve Waddell, Madeleine Taylor, Beth Tener, Tom Cosgrove, Nick Jehlen, Noelle Thurlow, Carl Sussman, and Bruce Hoppe. Our deliverable ultimately emerged in the form of an action learning forum focused on best practices and challenges around enrolling community members in an exciting money-saving program that promotes energy efficiency and renewable energy. As part of the forum, we collectively offered and demonstrated net work tools and strategies for enhancing overall success.
At one point a comment was made by one of the participants about the importance of leadership, which spurred some break-time conversation between a few of us on the consulting team. Truth be told, we never came to full agreement as a consulting team on what we mean by "networks" (I've learned that sometimes it's better to avoid conversations about orthodoxy and instead focus on the practical implications of what is otherwise a shared felt sense or essence) but I think we all agreed that leadership is a tricky concept when applied to new distributed ways of working.
To the extent that leadership is about "holding the whole," thinking big about the state of a system and paying attention to what will be required to ensure its survival and evolution, it is a concept that has application in networks. However, the traditional, individualistic, heroic, top-down images we have developed miss the mark. Network (and perhaps all) leadership is a dynamic, shared and multi-dimensional phenomenon. Many of the people with whom we partner at IISC understand this implicitly, and we have found it important to help our clients be more explicit about this by clearly delineating the multiple roles that leadership can embody in a collaborative networked endeavor.
Convenor – The convenor is the person or group who has "convening power," the social capital and connections to pull people together and some of the resources to support the initiative (money, space, technology) and build the network. In our IISC practice, convenors are often foundations, municipal governments, and community-based organizations. Their role includes championing the cause, raising awareness, and making the initial and ongoing invitation to come together.
(Process) Designer – The "process design team," in IISC's practice, is comprised of a diverse group of people representing different parts of "the system" who have an aptitude and appetite for mapping out a pathway of and individual activities (meetings, research, stakeholder outreach) that help to move a wider group of stakeholders from vision to action. They are charged with, and delight in, the creative endeavor of fashioning experiences that enliven and bring out the best in people, including the creation of space for difficult conversations and strengthening connections.
Facilitator – The facilitator is a person or team responsible for stewarding the process, for holding the space for difficult conversations, listening to the wisdom of the group, helping to build alignment and agreement, and balancing structure with openness for emergence.
Provocateur – This can be an informal or formal role, and is filled by the person or people who can ask the un-askable questions, challenge the group when it is reaching agreement too easily or getting too comfortable and safe with its work. The intent is stimulate new and bold thinking.
Implementer/Prototyper – Implementers are not simply putting into action a "strategic plan," but running with nascent and promising ideas, experimenting and honing as they go. We often find prototyping occurring at the "edges" of larger projects in the form of new partnerships and conversations going off and trying out new things.
Coordinator – In our practice, network coordination comes down in large part to creating and maintaining a communications infrastructure, scheduling common meeting times, and ensuring that people have access to good information when they need it. And there is overlap between this role and the function of . . .
Governance – This is the function that people most often want to turn to first, because the knee-jerk reaction is to want to bring some order to the perceived chaos. How will we make decisions? How will we develop policy or make strategic recommendations? How will we get things done? Valid questions, and if the default is to a traditional governing board structure, it can limit network potential. As our friend Jessica Lipnack has said, "You only need enough structure to facilitate conversation and make key decisions." Less is more, and structure can be fluid. We're talking jazz here, rifting on the tune emerging in our heads, not playing notes on the page written by someone long dead and gone.
And surely there are other valuable roles and takes out there. Please do jump in.
This is an excellent and comprehensive list Curtis – thank you! I think we have to look into the distinctions between leadership and governance. I fully agree with Jessica, less is more in network governance. What concern me is a tendency to shy away from leadership, and I think movements have struggled with this before the network conversation became prominent. We have a fair concern with the idea of the charismatic leader and all the problems that can bring, but we can swing to far off and become distrustful of essential leadership qualities, the capacity to articulate a vision, to push, to prod, to take the helm when necessary – to move! Networks also need leadership.
Thanks, Gibran. Agree with you on the problem of shying away from leadership in networks. How hard it seems to find the middle ground. Each of the roles articulated above can have tremendous power to it, including the ability to push and prod and put stakes in the ground (at appropriate times). I have worked with relatively anemic convenors who needed an injection of "it's okay to wield your power appropriately" and others where I've had to work to pry their fingers open. It certainly isn't about letting things go, but also not about holding too tightly.
Curtis, Digging into this through the angle of leadership and roles turns out to provide a particularly useful articulations of networks. I can imagine this being a helpful source of guidance for anyone thinking about taking a network approach to a multistakeholder collaborative planning initiative. Thanks for that!
Thanks, Sara. And I think we have learned valuable lessons about what happens when we do not clearly articulate these up front and get agreement from key stakeholders.
This is a good summary, Curtis. A question came up in a networks workshop I was leading today about how to cultivate leaders within a network so the facilitator/coordinator does not get too overwhelmed in a 'hub and spoke' type structure. Perhaps this fits in your Implementer category, though I think it also has some element of coordination, such as people who step up to lead sub-teams or work groups.
That's a good question, Beth. Certainly part of breaking out of hub and spoke, as you know, is decentralizing the communication, getting the periphery to talk to one another. I remember consulting with an education-related network that was trying to get itself out of hub-and-spoke dynamics and mentioned that they tended to have centrally set agendas and presentations as part of their convenings. So I suggested using Open Space. That started to shift the energy. I guess the question is how do you make it not simply a one time thing by highlighting ongoing roles that people can play. I think that is where you can either share facilitation and design, and/or get people into coordination, weaving, etc. And yes, a big fan of sub-groups! I also think there is something to noticing and encouraging the prototyping that tends to happen under the radar in many networks. Let people know that is leadership and all about making things happen!
Curtis, what I find most helpful about your deconstruction of functions within networks is that it creates the expectation that many people have key roles to play in developing, sustaining and making a network productive. Having those categories makes it easier to create a vision of decentralized leadership within networks. At our Renew Boston workshop last week, I also had a side conversation with Madeline and a few others about the issue of network leadership. I shared an experience I had with a very high-functioning network of youth workers. It was high-functioning until the person who provided most of the leadership left. This is the weakness of the hub and spoke structure – of a traditional or centralized leadership structure. Most networks need the leadership functions you describe, but not centralized.
In part, we are saying healthy networks are made up of a critical mass of good citizens willing to convene, maintain a communications infrastructure, weave, etc. If you have that happening in a network, leadership is emergent and distributed. That is a robust and resilient network structure.
So what is governance? Maybe in a network, governance is the conversation among its members about how the network maintains its vibrancy and promotes good citizenship. While decentralized leadership is perhaps an emergent property of well-functioning networks, creating it may be the result of an intentional discussion about fostering leadership.
Without the critical mass of engaged citizens you have the hub and spokes structure Beth described. A hub and spokes structure is perhaps neither here nor there – neither network-centric nor organization-centric. It may not have a corporate form, but in effect it has a hierarchical structure and lacks many of the unique characteristics that make networks useful and different.
Thanks, Carl. I really like what you are saying about a critical mass of "good citizens" who are willing to (decentralize) the work of convening, maintaining commmunications, weaving, etc. In terms of governance, I have been looking at how different groups with whom I/we work ultimately decide to structure themselves, and it can vary in terms of form and also LANGUAGE. How a governing group names itself suggests something about the spirit of the network. Board, steering committee, hub team, implementation team, coordinating team, prototyping team . . . .
I must admit that when I hear people talking about "leadership" in the context of "networks", I always end up with "community developer". I think there is value in pulling apart the sub-roles as you've done, so don't get me wrong. However, I think it's also good to have "the whole" held too.
I know we didn't get around to talking about "what a network is". However, I think it is a critical conversation. I find it very hard to really talk about leadership if we don't have some dimensions of what a network is…the role of individual leadership then is about nurturing those dimensions…several of these are implicit in the roles described here.
Great piece Curtis. It's about time somebody came up with an algorithm for collaborative endeavour. It's easy to jump on the 'group think" bandwagon – because it's easy access. Anybody can contribute to virtually anything.
But what you've done is lay a framework for participation, a structure to work with. By nature, collaborate structure has a tendency to be flat – but that doesn't mean it should be absent of roles and the resulting responsibilities.
Again … thanks for your work.
Thanks, Clay. I/We do find that articulating the roles can help people see more possibilities for their participation and also for the overall functions of the collaborative/ network. It can also help mitigate unhealthy power dynamics by spreading the wealth of leadership and cater to diverse talents.
I also should refer anyone to the good work of Peter Plastrik and Madeleine Taylor who have codified different kinds of networks and their related core central tasks with respect to network building – nicely summarized here – http://www.wvhub.org/community-development-network.
Your description of the network roles is very helpful and raises useful dialogue about how networks can be differentiated from traditional organizational structures. Yes, language is everything! Thanks for offering your thinking.
I am also struck by Carl's response and the redefining of the role of governance in a network. Yes! Couple that with the "good citizens" who flex into different roles as needed and vibrancy and adaptability become a measure of sustainability of the network.
I'm enjoying this dialogue – Thanks, Curtis.
So good to hear your voice on this. I'm curious to know how much this resonates with people in the ICL Intensive. Would this be helpful for them as they engage in their project work during the program and beyond?
I really like this list! this puts names to the different roles you may need to play at different times in a collaborative effort. It would be ideal to have each role represented but my guess is that if you want progress you should ask yourself, which role is missing and which roles do I need to be playing in order for progress to be made?
Thomas, I think the old adage "Form (and role) follows function" holds true here. Don't create any more roles than you need for the work to be done. And of course that will change from phase to phase and over time.
When June Holley, Valdis Krebs and I kicked off the term network weaver, it was in the spirit of creating visible, connected and credible connectors. They are usually more the informal than formal leaders, people who lead from passion and perspecive than position and power. In stuck communities, there are few and as communities move to thrivancy, it is because more emerge. Some of this emergence can come from formal training of formal leaders on the art and science of network weaving. It's OK actually if communities have many formal leaders who don't weave networks as long as they have an ecosystem that does cultivate network weaving at all levels and scales. They are especially valuable in the design of any kind of new collaborations. Thanks for this great conversation!
Thanks, Jack. We so appreciate your good work and inspiring insights. I really like this idea of weavers contributing to "thrivancy." And thanks for pointing out the cross-over between weaving and design work. Boundary crossing (and closing triangles) is an act of shifting relationships and therefore the design/pattern of networks.
Thanks, Dan, for your comment, the mention on your blog, and your good work with young people in Chicago (my favorite American city) and elsewhere. I like your inverted pyramid and want to sit with it a while and share with others. Great to have these different options to present to organizational and network efforts.
Great conversation. Based on our experience with nets from start up to maturity (and in some cases dissolution), we think there is lifecycle component to this – beyond the early role of convener. I think many of us have observed that there is an early stage tendency for roles to be concentrated and, if the net is healthy, a later stage move to distribute responsibilities. At some point, financial stewardship emerges as distinct role. That should be added to the list.
Curtis…Very complete and thought-provoking list. I'm delving into Thomas Edison's collaboration process, and see much of what you've identified in his "must-haves." One item that I couldn't quite pin down: inspirational leader. Where do you think this falls? Collaborations are prone to breakdowns – as you aptly note – and often the inspirational leader must step in to maintain momentum. I welcome any thoughts you may have on this!
Thank you for your comment and question. I think what you raise about inspiration is critical. When this spark lacks, often in the form of a vision or a visionary, as the old saying goes, the people can perish. And I think that the provision of inspiration can be shared and spread. In our practice, this often starts with a convenor, who is moved to pull people together. And the mantle can easily, and often must, be picked up by others as the venture becomes more jointly shared. In the life of a collaborative venture or a network, it strikes that there are different times for different kinds of inspiration, and this may fall differently to different roles. There is some interesting research that has been done on how charismatic leadership can disrupt movement in networks. If I find that, I'll post or send. And curious about your thoughts, Sarah! | {
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A Review of Acceleration in Physics
Acceleration in Physics at a Glance
The expression deceleration isn't commonly utilised in physics. In calculus terms, velocity is the very first derivative of position concerning time. Acceleration is the speed at which velocity changes.
In everyday English, the term acceleration is often used to refer to a state of rising speed. By way of example, during a mean visit to school, there are lots of changes in speed. A gain in money supply isn't the exact same as inflation, even though book report helper it is connected in ways I discuss below.
How to Get Started with Acceleration in Physics?
It's an excellent concept to be as systematic as possible when it has to do with analyzing the scenario. The examples are made to further illustrate aspects of motion and to illustrate a number of the reasoning which goes into solving problems. You're encouraged to read each issue and practice the usage of the strategy in the solution of the issue.
Examine the formula to be certain that it displays the suitable dependencies on the givens. Wasted energy takes the shape of heat and at times sound or light. There are many sorts of process which transfer energy.
The Ultimate Strategy for Acceleration https://samedayessays.org/book-report-writing/ in Physics
Plenty of individuals spend far too much time reading as a means to revise. Next time you're out walking, imagine you're still and it's the world that moves under your feet. You decide that it's such a excellent day for a walk, you will walk in a huge circle.
Using physics, you'll find the centripetal acceleration of objects since they move in a circle. On the flip side, in the event the direction of motion of the object isn't changing but its speed is, this is known as tangential acceleration. The aforementioned formula represents a shortcut approach to determining the normal speed of an object.
Matrices may be used to carry out many operations on objects like translation, rotation, scaling and sheer. The expression deceleration can induce confusion in our analysis because it's not a vector and it doesn't point to a certain direction with regard to a coordinate system, therefore we do not utilize it. It is the rate at which the position changes.
The blue curve in every plot demonstrates the way the bat swing speed decreases with increasing http://www.crahi.upc.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view=section&id=7&layout=blog&Itemid=126&lang=ca&limitstart=6 bat weight based on the equations above. Most young players have to use bats that are heavier than the best bat weight because light enough bats are unavailable. Among the methods to earn sure team velocity is a dependable metric is to track team strength.
In these cases the situation could be alleviated by accelerated progression. There are documented cases where acceleration did not create the positive outcomes usually found, but in the majority of these a huge portion of the failure may result from the inappropriate methods by which the acceleration process was managed. Contrary to what most people think, it's the acceleration that produces the ride.
Acceleration in Physics Fundamentals Explained
Additionally, questions arose about the duration of the regular recovery curve for the majority of people. As a consequence of athletes' strong urge to compete and return to play, there's an inclination within the sports community to reduce the seriousness of injuries. The velocity is changing over the span of time.
The majority of the second you might have to simplify complicated physics situation into several straightforward triangles, representing the accession of many magnitudes and the sum. Lets see precisely how useful is the capability to eliminate a variable. The primary difference is that it's more difficult to add and subtract the vectors, because you've got to use components.
Acceleration in Physics – the Conspiracy
This usually means that you want to specify the direction of motion too. Galileo investigated the dilemma of relative velocities. To do this, utilize a sonar-based motion detector.
Therefore a net external force is necessary to cause a centripetal acceleration. Thus the typical velocity is zero. Typical speed, nevertheless, is quite different from average velocity.
This cycle continues for the whole period of the ride. During your journey, there might have been times which you were stopped and other times your speedometer was reading 50 miles per hour. Instantaneous acceleration refers to the typical acceleration within a little time period.
The Upside to Acceleration in Physics
This definition isn't completely accurate as it disregards the directional part of the velocity vector. The slope of the graph gives you information, including the velocity. This graph is comparable to the motion of an auto.
Finding the Best Acceleration in Physics
A slower acceleration rate usually means that the vehicle is weaker and will take more time to react to the driver's controls. Constant velocity on the opposite hand usually means that the speed isn't changing! Its speed will stay constant.
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EPS (Release 2) enables pharmacies to electronically submit patients' prescriptions to the NHSBSA for reimbursement.
The information is provided to the NHSBSA using the dm+d code and contractors can make other endorsements electronically, for example to claim broken bulk or out of pocket expenses etc.
mark whether a prescription charge was levied, and if not notify the NHSBSA of the relevant prescription charge exemption category and whether evidence of exemption was seen.
continue submitting any paper prescriptions (and tokens where required) to the NHSBSA on a monthly basis.
The FP34C Submission Document continues to be the official means of claiming payment and changes have been made to the form to reflect EPS (release 2). At the end of the month, pharmacy contractors should declare the combined total of paper (forms/items) and electronic prescriptions (messages/items) being submitted to the NHSBSA for reimbursement.
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Subject to the conditions, as detailed in the NHS England and Wales Drug Tariff Part VIB for Appliance Contractors, an appliance contractor who operates Release 1 or Release 2 of the service if an appropriate prescription is presented or requested, shall be entitled to an ETP monthly allowance of £200 per calendar month from NHS England for each month that they are able to operate the service.
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Further details of service implementation and deployment can be found at HSCIC.
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This figure excludes any paper tokens for non-payment received by the NHSBSA for audit purposes.
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