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Yung Joc: Why Should We Stop Listening To R. Kelly's Music?
Yung Joc wants to know why listening to his music after R. Kelly's conviction is culturally unacceptable, but the art of people like Harvey Weinstein and Charlie Sheen isn't getting the same treatment. Hmm.
The rapper/media personality spoke out on the topic in an interview vlad tv Published on Friday (December 30).When the conversation turned into a bewildered singer's leak i admit it When the album arrived briefly earlier this month, Joc wondered why he couldn't listen to his childhood favorite album anymore.
"Why should all his music be banned? Why?" Yeonjeok asked. "Because there are so many other people who have done bad things and been convicted. And their TV shows are still on the air or their music is still streamed, played and sold." …it's like we're getting the most severe punishment.
"I'm not saying you don't deserve it in some cases, you know, you earned it," he continued. "You're not saying that, but what I'm saying is that we'll get a tougher punishment. I'm not going to lie, R. Kelly makes great music." I was.
He's made some timeless music, but just because he's been accused or convicted, I hear the story of this man who grew up through childhood, adolescence, and into adulthood. Shouldn't I? Shouldn't I listen to this person anymore? Oh he did bad things and am I supposed to erase him from my mind once and for all?
Jok rounded out his thoughts by asking why no one else was treated that way. "Why isn't anyone pushing to prevent this from happening to other criminals around the world? That's what I mean.
i admit it It appeared on the streaming service earlier this month, but was quickly removed after Sony Music confirmed it was not approved. TMZ She says she's been working with R. Kelly's entertainment attorney and other members of his team to determine who has access to his music, and has identified a small group of potential culprits. .
R. Kelly himself issued a statement from prison regarding the project, denying he had anything to do with it and even claiming it wasn't him singing.
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"Apparently someone forged the album. i admit it, and put it out there as if I put it out there," he said on the prison recording. "And I haven't put out an album, I haven't put out an album, I'm not even interested in putting out an album because my only focus is charm and everything else.
"But someone wants to put out this album and ruin the charm. i admit itOk, so there's absolutely no point there.
R. Kelly is currently serving a 30-year sentence at Chicago's Metropolitan Correctional Center after being convicted in federal court in Brooklyn of one racketeering count and eight Mann Act violations in 2021.
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Sybil, Queen of Jerusalem 1186-1190
Nicholson, Helen J. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1715-1246 2022. Sybil, Queen of Jerusalem 1186-1190. Rulers of the Latin East, vol. 5. London: Routledge.
Queen Sybil of Jerusalem, queen in her own right, was ruler of the kingdom of Jerusalem from 1186 to 1190. Her reign saw the loss of the city of Jerusalem to Saladin, and the beginning of the Third Crusade. Her reign began with her nobles divided and crisis looming; by her death the military forces of Christian Europe were uniting with her and her husband, intent on recovering what had been lost. Sybil died before the bulk of the forces of the Third Crusade could arrive in the kingdom, and the Crusade did not recover Jerusalem. But although Sybil failed, she went down fighting – spiritually, even if not physically. This study traces Sybil's life, from her childhood as the daughter of the heir to the throne of Jerusalem to her death in the crusading force outside the city of Acre. It sets her career alongside that of other European queens and noblewomen of the twelfth century who wielded or attempted to wield power and asks how far the eventual survival of the kingdom of Jerusalem in 1192 was due to Sybil's leadership in 1187 and her determination never to give up.
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Funeral services for Eldon Williams, 78, of Blackville, SC, will be held at three o'clock p.m., Wednesday, October 16, 2019 at Folk Funeral Home, Williston, SC with the Reverends Timmy Gunnells, Kenneth Dodson and Cliff Creech officiating; burial will be in the Springfield Cemetery. The family will receive friends from six to eight p.m., Tuesday at the funeral home in Williston, SC. Honored to serve as pallbearers are Ben Baxley, Cal Cannon, Josh Delk, Ryan Delk, Wesley Gatlin, Chris Morris, James Williams and Tim Williams. Eldon passed away on Sunday, October 13, 2019.
Born in Orangeburg County, SC, he was a son of the late Ezell Williams, Sr. and Florie McCollum Williams. He was a member of New Harvest Outreach Ministries in Barnwell and was a self-employed logger for many years. Eldon loved spending time with his family and especially his grandchildren; he loved fishing, Clemson Tiger football and the Atlanta Braves.
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Swamp Thing 3.42: The Monster at the End of This Movie
September 5, 2022 Swamp Thingcostumes, productionDanny Horn
Suddenly,
says Wes Craven's script for Swamp Thing,
when we're in very close, something bright pokes through. We see it's a talon, perhaps three inches long. Then another, and then a whole hand of some sort — half eagle, half reptile — thrusts out.
Without warning, the transformed Arcane bursts out of his egg — a horrendous, lion-maned, hyena-faced monster ten times more horrendous than Swamp Thing. It lets out a terrifying SCREECH that shakes the very walls of the place!
Well, I don't know about terrifying, but horrendous? Nailed it. I couldn't agree more.
And here, standing revealed before us, is the Big Bad for the movie, and honestly, it could hardly look Big Worse. Here's what Wes wanted:
Arcane straightens, up and up — to monstrous proportions. He turns towards the door, showing himself for the first time. The sight is awesome. A huge wedge of a head — red hawk's eyes, a war dog's face with terrifying yellow canines — a brutal bear-trap of a body — all muscle and spring-steel armor-plated scales.
Now, to be fair to a costume that does not deserve to be treated fairly, the descriptions in the script get more ornate as they go along. Page 107 says lion-maned and hyena-faced, with half eagle/half reptile talons, and on page 108, we get hawk's eyes and a war dog's face, which by the way what is a war dog. Then, on page 110:
Arcane's now massive, nearly werewolfian face contorts with hatred as he clangs by, seeing the open door, raging on even faster.
This adds another animal to the mix, and implies that the creature is actually still a work in progress, three pages after the transformation. And finally, on page 112:
Next moment, Arcane shoots out from the muck where the underground stream bubbles up — and now he is fully, awfully monstrous — a formidable, perhaps overwhelming opponent for the exhausted Swamp Thing, shaking the water off in a huge spray, like a wolf-god.
Now he is fully monstrous? He's been a monster for five pages so far. The only thing that stopped Wes from adding any further contradictory information is that the creature dies one page later, although Wes does try to slip this past the effects team:
Arcane is split asunder from the neck to the belly. Great emerald coils and yellow smoke pour out into the spring.
So imagine poor old Bill Munns, trying to figure out how to make "great emerald coils", whatever that could possibly mean.
So this thing is supposed to be a werewolfian nightmare with a hyena face and a war dog's face, a lion's mane, red hawk's eyes, and eagle/reptile talons, as well as spring-steel armor-plated scales, and somehow all of that is supposed to add up to a "wolf-god". What we get instead is a charmless pigweasel with a mullet, lifeless rubber eyes, and a wetsuit that's going to come apart the minute it hits the acidic swamp water.
It's the eyes, really. The worst thing on this costume made entirely of worst things is that the eyes are just dead bits of plastic, which bear no practical resemblance to the eyes of hawks, hyenas or any other living thing.
It's always the eyes, for costumes and puppets. If you get the eyes right, as they did with Yoda, E.T. and any given Muppet, then the character springs to life. Humans are incredibly sensitive to spotting living eyes — a genetic trait that goes back to the days when being able to tell the difference between a crouching tiger and an orange-ish rock was a vital survival skill.
You can get away with a lot if the character has real-looking eyes, a fact that the film has exploited for its entire runtime. The Swamp Thing costume looks silly, but Munns did a good job on the eyes, and it's clear that there's a living soul inside the creature, with real feelings. If Swamp Thing's eyes looked like the Arcane monster's eyes, then the whole film would fall apart, even more than it already did. It would have been completely intolerable.
So the decision to use a rubber mask instead of a face appliance that shows the actor's eyes is hard to understand.
We've talked before about Bill Munns' insanely compressed schedule: just six weeks to make several Swamp Thing suits, two Arcane suits, the regrowing arm and the Bruno dwarf outfit, plus the team had to keep fixing tears in the Swamp Thing costume every time he went into the water.
Unfortunately, Munns was handicapped by the producers not hiring the actors in time. For the Swamp Thing costume, Munns created a mold of 6'2″ stunt man Bob Minor, who was replaced by the 6'5″ Dick Durock halfway through Munns' development time. So the team had to tear the suit apart and sew it back together to make it fit.
And then they did that again for the Arcane monster, which is hard to believe. The producers hadn't cast anybody for the role when Munns started to build the costume, so he used the 6'2″ Bob Minor mold to get started… and then they cast Ben Bates, who was 6'5″.
"Naturally, nothing was even close to proper size," Munns told Cinefantastique. "We found we needed eight more inches around the chest, and he needed his body piece to be four inches longer from shoulder to groin. It took four full sets of pieces to make two full suits, and my material and labor budget took a horrible beating."
Of course, it was also a problem that Munns decided to over-complicate the Arcane mask. Cinefantastique reported, "The one-piece head of the monster is partly mechanized, with tubes connecting to air bladders that enable Munns to make the elongated snout move and the facial tissues contract, a most disquieting effect when one is holding the mask for a demonstration."
All of this innovation is fine, but I see absolutely no evidence of it on screen. We don't see the monster in repose, just standing around flexing his facial tissues. The creature goes AARGH, grabs a broadsword, swings it through the air, and goes charging out the door. When did they ever have a chance to use the air bladders? Why are you wasting time on luxuries, when the basic costume looks like crap?
And then, just to make everything worse, Ben Bates overheated and collapsed during the climactic swamp fight.
Durock was used to slogging around in the soggy Swamp Thing suit; he'd been doing it for the whole shoot. But for Bates, this was the first time he had to wear it outside in the swamp, and if they wanted to intentionally craft a scene that would make the new guy overheat, they couldn't have done better than to make him wade around in calf-deep water, waving a sword.
So Bates falls down, unable to breathe in his deathtrap wolf-god suit, which they tear off him in handfuls, and give him oxygen and orange juice. And then Wes says that he wants to finish the fight sequence anyway.
Munns told Cinefantastique,
There was no one on the set who had any experience working in a suit. It's dangerous, especially in water, where an actor can drown inside his mask before anyone realizes it. There was one young man, a local person, who was hanging around the stunt people, and they were talking about using him.
I had nightmares about having another guy just drop in the swamp. When you put someone in a suit that has never worn one before, he usually wants to show off and over-exerts himself, paying no attention to his rising body temperature or that his breathing is a little more difficult in a mask like that. An inexperienced person can come pretty close to killing himself.
I felt the only way we would get done that day was if I got in the suit myself and finished the scene.
"With some makeup artists getting almost as much media attention as movie stars," Cinefantastique breathlessly concludes, "Munns is aware that a major assignment like Swamp Thing could have a dramatic impact on his career. But is he ready for fame, fortune and recognition to descend upon him?"
"I'll cross that bridge when I come to it," Munns replies. "Hopefully."
Spoiler alert: it did not descend upon him. Munns worked on The Beastmaster in 1982 and The Return of the Living Dead in 1985 (not one of the George Romero ones), and that about wrapped it up for William Munns, career-wise.
He eventually became a full-time Bigfoot crank, operating a website called The Munns Report where he published hundreds of pages of lunatic rants about the Patterson-Gimlin Film being impossible to debunk because nobody has ever found the receipt for the ape costume. I guess if it doesn't have mechanized air bladders, it's not a good costume, according to creature expert Bill Munns. Stay alert out there.
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14 thoughts on "Swamp Thing 3.42: The Monster at the End of This Movie"
Maybe Craven heard "warthog" and interpreted it as "war dog?" Just a guess.
I mean, warthogs can be pretty terrifying if you poke them with a stick or something–just really not the same as a war dog.
The photo of the costume without the mask looks almost medieval, like something you would see someone wearing at a Ren Faire.
Yes! Or yet another remake of Wicker Man.
I think if someone forced me to watch Swamp Thing I'd react much like Edward Woodward at the end of Wicker Man.
TheJio says:
I can't even. Some movies at least have the decency to put their monsters in dim light to hide the fact they're crap. Everyone watching knows, but it's at least easier to try to maybe suspend disbelief. But this monstrosity, in broad daylight, just doesn't have any chance, even for audiences willing to turn a blind eye toward bad costuming.
I'm more grateful than ever that Dark Shadows didn't try to show Jeb Hawkes' true form. I imagine it would have looked something like this.
The costumes may have looked like crap, but by golly, the film didn't go over budget. That's a win for Mr. Bond. Performance Bond.
"It's always the eyes"
Now I'm trying to picture Swamp Thing fighting with Big Bird and Cookie Monster, nasty green water splashing everywhere and Waldorf cheering them on.
You know, Big Bird seems sweet but he does NOT fight fair.
Ben Herman: In My Not So Humble Opinion says:
Six year old me thought that Monster Arcane looked awesome & scary, so as far as I'm concerned that's what counts.
Kosmo13 says:
Dick Durock told me that, during the original run of his Swamp Thing TV series, he was in a restaurant one day when a little girl ran up to him. She asked him excitedly "are you Swamp Thing?"
Dick acknowledged that he was and asked her how she recognized him without his costume. She told him "I recognized you by your eyes."
So, yes: "It's always the eyes."
It's true–that's one thing the costumers got right (although it also really really revealed, as much as the height difference, that it was not Ray Wise in there.)
This movie's main problem was caviar wishes and champagne dreams on a second grade Thanksgiving pageant budget.
George Kaplan says:
""(G)rest emerald coils", whatever that could possibly mean." Presumably it is Arcane's mutated guts, his Kermit-colored intestines, spilling out from the wound; plus some "yellow smoke", because warthoglizards get bad gas. It would be amusing if they had overdubbed Louis Jourdan saying, "Oh, NON! Zat cannot be good!". Or not.
"*GREAT* emerald coils" Ach.


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DAVE CHISNALL claimed his second ProTour title of 2019 with an 8-6 defeat of Daryl Gurney in the final of Players Championship 7 in Wigan on Saturday.
The opening day of the fourth ProTour weekend of the year saw Chisnall follow up February's Players Championship 2 triumph by landing the 14th PDC title of his career at the Robin Park Tennis Centre.
Chisnall's day began with a 6-1 rout of Davy van Baelen, before he hit averages of 104.3, 102.7 and 108.4 to power past Ritchie Edhouse, Stephen Bunting and Rob Cross respectively to reach the quarter-finals.
There, he overcame Vincent van der Voort 6-3 to maintain his record of losing no more than three legs in a match throughout the day, before producing a magnificent 109.1 average to see off Mark McGeeney 7-2 in the semi-finals.
Chisnall continued to hit the treble 20 with incredible regularity in the final, taking the lead for the first time at the business end of the contest and seeing it out to claim the £10,000 top prize.
"I've been playing really well in practice and I knew I would take some beating today," said Chisnall, who also reached the semi-finals of Players Championship 5.
"There were some great performances from me today, I didn't bring my best game into the final but I took my chances at the crucial points.
"This could be a massive year for me, I believe I can win 15 or 16 titles. I'm playing well enough and I've got a great team behind me so why not?
"My goal is to be in all the big tournaments but you've got to be playing well to get in them and so far this year that's what I'm doing, now I need to keep my form going."
An enthralling final began with Chisnall missing four darts at double, allowing Gurney to break and take a 2-0 advantage, only for Chisnall to break back and follow it up with a 13-dart hold to level at 2-2.
A fantastically-timed 180 from Gurney piled the pressure on Chisnall, who missed two darts at double as Gurney stepped in to take out 60 to break and open up daylight at 5-3.
Once again, Chisnall fired back with an 11-dart break of throw, which he followed up with a 119 checkout on the bull to make it 5-5.
Gurney, who was competing in his tenth PDC final, regained the lead at 6-5 with a 13-darter, but Chisnall replied in kind to level it up once more and make it a race to two legs for the title.
Gurney then missed seven darts at double and Chisnall punished by landing double top to lead for the first time, before holding throw to complete a perfectly-timed sprint to the finish.
Players Championship Finals winner Gurney fell just short in his bid for a first floor title since 2017, but the Northern Irishman impressed with a string of impressive performances, including a 7-2 win over Gerwyn Price, to reach his first ProTour final since September 2018.
Mark McGeeney reached his first ProTour semi-final since winning his Tour Card in January, while Ron Meulenkamp and Van der Voort made it to the last eight of a ProTour event for the first time this year.
It was a disappointing return to ProTour action for Gary Anderson who exited at the last 64 stage along with Raymond van Barneveld, James Wade and Adrian Lewis, while there were shock first round defeats for Peter Wright and Michael Smith.
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Linear stability of two-layer Couette flows
Alireza Mohammadi, Alexander J. Smits
The stability of two-layer Couette flow is investigated under variations in viscosity ratio, thickness ratio, interfacial tension and density ratio. The effects of the base flow on eigenvalue spectra are explained. A new type of interfacial mode is discovered at low viscosity ratio with properties that are different from Yih's original interfacial mode (Yih, J. Fluid Mech., vol. 27, 1967, pp. 337-352). No unstable Tollmien-Schlichting waves were found over the range of parameters considered in this work. The results for thin films with different thicknesses can be collapsed onto a single curve if the Reynolds number and wavenumber are suitably defined based on the parameters of the thin layer. Interfacial tension always has a stabilizing effect, but the effects of density ratio cannot be so easily generalized. Neutral stability curves for water-alkane and water-air systems are presented as an initial step towards better understanding the effects of flow stability on the longevity and performance of liquid-infused surfaces and superhydrophobic surfaces.
https://doi.org/10.1017/jfm.2017.418
channel flow
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Couette flow Physics & Astronomy 100%
Viscosity Engineering & Materials Science 45%
Superhydrophobicity Engineering & Materials Science 37%
interfacial tension Physics & Astronomy 37%
Paraffins Engineering & Materials Science 32%
Tollmien-Schlichting waves Physics & Astronomy 31%
Water Engineering & Materials Science 30%
Mohammadi, A., & Smits, A. J. (2017). Linear stability of two-layer Couette flows. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 826, 128-157. https://doi.org/10.1017/jfm.2017.418
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Dwain Chambers Wins Shows 18-Year-Old Adam Gemili Who Is Boss & Wins UK 100m Trials Chambers still needs the 10.18 "A" standard. Mo Farah won his 1,500 heat easily in 3:47.51 and said he will definitely race Saturday's final. World 400H champ Dai Greene won his heat in 50.80.
Chambers: "I just wanted to win and you need that bit of anger in you, but I'm sorry and I didn't mean it. The dream is still alive."
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*MB: Is it possible that Galen Rupp doesn't get a spot in the 5k?
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I grew up believing that one day I will have a church wedding or ROM. I am not even a Christian, why church? Well, it must be those romantic movies that I've watched. It created an impression that for a wedding to be romantic it has to be held in a church.
But never have I expect that my own ROM to be so different and meaningful.
My life changed ever since Kareshi stepped in. One of the biggest change would be getting to know Buddhism and the Dharma. Because of him, I've learnt to be a better person. I wonder if he knows that I enjoy listening to him talking about the teaching he has learnt.
It was on 18 September 2014. I couldn't sleep on the eve of my ROM. I guess I was too nervous. I do not what kind of feelings I had but I guess its mixed feelings. I bet mummy felt the same too. She must be thinking "Ah, my daughter finally found someone to walk the rest of her life with and now she is getting married".
Never had I thought I would have such affinity with Buddha. Kareshi proposed to me in front of the big Buddha (you can read it >>here<<), and now we had our solemnization at the monastery.
We were blessed to have Venerable Kwang Phing, the president of Singapore Buddhist Federation, to be our solemnizer.
He shared with us how to be good husband and wife and how to maintain a good relationship. It is all about respect. When you respect, you will understand, you will support, and you will forgive.
Putting on our wedding bands, we promise to be there for each other, to love, to support, to respect, to understand and to forgive.
I always believe that what we've signed is not just a piece of paper but a lifetime promise that we will walk the rest of our lives hand in hand.
Now, I am no longer alone. I have you right by my side and you have me. I am not perfect, and you are not perfect too but I believe we will overcome all obstacles together.
Thank you mummy for bringing me up well. You did a great job but I know I still have my flaws. You sacrificed a lot to bring me up and I couldn't thank you enough. Many times I may not be as compliant as you wish and at time I make you unhappy. However I wish to tell you that I love you deeply.
I do not need to have many friends. Just a handful of close friends are all I need. Thank you for being here with me on my big day.
A big thank you to all who came to witness our solemnization and to share our joy. Thank you for your blessings.
This is where a new family begins. From now on, we have two lovely mummies and it will be an awesome journey.
Dear Darling, Thank you for walking into my life. Thank you for all the love, care and support. I am thankful to have such a wonderful you as my lifetime partner and I will do my best to be your perfect wife.
Now, say hello to your Mrs Tan!
Ps: Your mummy looks so young!
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Thank you Kriselle! I guess Church will be the common ones right?


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access_log /home/nginx/domains/app.com/log/access.log combined buffer=32k;
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proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
proxy_set_header Host $http_host;
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proxy_pass http://unicorn_app;
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The app seems to be running and serving requests apart from the css assets. Getting a 404 on them. Seems Nginx is not passing the asset requests to Unicorn to be served.

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T+L's Definitive Guide to Charleston
Oak-lined streets, historic row houses, and creative Lowcountry cooking—South Carolina's oldest city has charm to spare.
By Stirling Kelso
Peter Frank Edwards
Folly Beach: The 12-mile island south of downtown is known for its surf-worthy waves, seafood purveyors, and live-music bars.
Historic District: These cobblestoned streets are lined with row houses, and you're likely to spot more horse- drawn carriages and cruiser bikes than cars.
Mount Pleasant: While this area is mostly residential, the Old Village is worth exploring for classic Americana— U.S. flags; white picket fences—and stylish shops and restaurants.
Sullivan's Island: On this barrier isle, grand residences contrast with remote stretches of beach.
Upper Peninsula: Oneoff boutiques and gallery spaces opened by young entrepreneurs have given the district newfound creative energy.
Getting Around: Charleston is pedestrian and bike-friendly. To reach the outer islands, consider renting a car.
Charleston has no shortage of sophisticated hotels. Here, five we love.
Zero George Street: With its sprawling verandas and manicured pocket gardens, this newcomer in the Ansonborough district pays homage to the city's history, but interiors are refreshingly modern. The 18 rooms are spread out among five residences, some with mahogany bed frames, blue-and-white porcelain lamps, and beds with Kravet linens. A highlight: breakfast in the 1804 carriage house. $$
Two Meeting Street: Welcome to the city's oldest inn, with just nine airy bedrooms full of antiques— Tiffany stained-glass windows; Audubon prints; Venetian glass fixtures. Settle into one of the rocking chairs on the wraparound porch and take in the sunset over Battery Park. $$
The Wentworth: Built by a cotton baron in 1886, the red Philadelphia-brick Wentworth blends old and new: oversize soaking tubs and flat-screen TV's mix with Italian crystal chandeliers and 19th-century marble mantels. The hotel's cupola has knockout views of the city. $$$
French Quarter Inn: The 50-room French Quarter Inn is known for its first-rate service and welcoming staff: there's champagne at check-in, wine and local bites (smoked salmon; boiled peanuts) served in the evening, and port or milk and cookies during turndown. $$
Planters Inn: In the heart of the historic district, the landmark Planters Inn channels Old Charleston with sweetgrass baskets, flickering carriage lanterns, and etchings by the late local painter Elizabeth O'Neill Verner. $$
Opening in 2015, the 41-room Spectator, in the historic district, will have a hip, Prohibition-era vibe with a 1920's-inspired bar and lounge. $$
Hotel Pricing Key
$ Less than $200
$$ $200 to $350
$$$ $350 to $500
$$$$ $500 to $1,000
$$$$$ More than $1,000
See + Do
Where to get your culture fix.
Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art: The small museum on the College of Charleston's campus is a welcome addition to the city's art scene. Past exhibits have included American artists Jasper Johns and Shepard Fairey, as well as up-and-coming international talent like the Jerusalem-based Yaakov Israel.
Marion Square Farmers' Market: Every Saturday, hundreds of regional producers gather at Marion Square to sell fresh fruit, vegetables, and artisanal goods. Pick up the Wild Boar black-truffle cheese from Charleston Artisan Cheesehouse.
Dock Street Theatre: Reopened in 2010 after a $19 million renovation, the Dock Street Theatre maintains its original 1800's charm but has been updated with state-of-the-art soundproofing and lighting. Don't miss a show by the Charleston Stage theater company, or one of several performances during the spring Spoleto festival.
Nathaniel Russell House: This 19th-century former residence is arguably the grande dame of house museums. Its Neoclassical details (a turquoise oval dining room; hand-carved fireplace mantels; a floating spiral staircase) have been restored to their 1808 grandeur.
Charleston Cooks: Take a Taste of the Lowcountry cooking class at this culinary shop and institute. Among the dishes you'll perfect: shrimp and grits and pimiento mac and cheese.
Our favorite boutiques for clothing, home décor, and more.
Hand-painted champagne flutes and letterpress stationery are just a sampling of what you'll find at Lily, a one-stop shop for exclusive Charleston souvenirs.
On King Street, Hampden Clothing carries more than 40 labels ranging from edgy international brands (Mother of Pearl; Simone Rocha) to local designers, including Candy Shop Vintage.
Giulio and Donatella della Porta make regular trips to their native Italy to select artisan-made wares (silk scarves; ceramic tulip pots) for the Hidden Countship.
You'll have to ring a bell to gain access to the fourth-generation, family-owned jewelry shop Croghan's Jewel Box. Inside, antique brooches and lockets are displayed alongside bow ties made from South Carolina turkey feathers.
Head to Shirtini for classic American fashions such as white corduroy shirts by CP Shades and Claridge & King's striped button-downs.
The city's hottest tables.
Two Boroughs Larder: At chef Josh Keeler's unpretentious bistro, wines by the glass are served in tumblers and dishes such as whipped ricotta with anchoïade and hazelnuts or veal sweetbreads with brussels-sprout leaves are simple and down-to-earth. The shelves are stocked with souvenirs available for purchase: take home a clay plate or locally made Bittermilk cocktail mixer. $$
Husk: After a whiskey cocktail at Husk Bar, head to dinner in the neighboring historic house, with a romantic two-story porch and a floor-to-ceiling chalkboard highlighting regional farmers and purveyors. We love the glazed pig's ears wrapped in crunchy Bibb lettuce. $$$
Black Tap Coffee: Charlestonians flock to this two-year-old shop and café for its distinctive coffee creations, from lattes made with organic Counter Culture beans to decadent java cocktails. $
Salt: This wood-beamed restaurant has a laid-back, beachy atmosphere—there's a spacious terrace with a raw bar where chefs serve oysters from Virginia and the Carolinas, as well as a seasonal, Lowcountry-inspired menu. The flaky wreckfish with herb spaetzle is a crowdpleaser. $$
Butcher & Bee: The plates at Butcher & Bee change daily depending on what comes in from area farms. Try the grilled cheese with fontina and ribbons of zucchini or the Cuban sandwich loaded with pork, Gruyère, and pickles. The Daily, its new market, sells cold- pressed juices and chef Stuart Tray's house-made ketchup. $
Chez Nous: Patrick and Fanny Panella, the husband-and-wife team behind popular wine bar Bin 152 on King Street, opened this southern French restaurant in an 1835 house, with a cozy bar and 16 candlelit tables. The menus may include dishes such as farro with cucumbers and tomatoes and grouper with caramelized lemon. $$$
Leon's Oyster Shop: Chef Ari Kolender, who trained under James Beard Award winner Mike Lata (of F.I.G. and the Ordinary fame), launched Leon's in a former auto body shop. Here, it's all about the fried chicken: after bathing in buttermilk and hot sauce overnight, wings and drumsticks are spiced up with Old Bay, cayenne, and paprika. $$
Restaurant Pricing Key
$ Less than $25
$$$ $75 to $150
$$$$ More than $150
Local Take
Three insiders share their top places in Charleston.
Brandy Culp
Curator, the Historic Charleston Foundation
"Book a walking tour with Martine Dulles, a former docent at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. She'll teach you all about the city's history, architecture, and art. On King Street, swing by the Silver Vault of Charleston to view owner Charlotte Crabtree's French, British, and American silver collections. Built in the 1750's, St. Michael's Church is Charleston's oldest religious structure and a must-see."
Chef, Husk and McCrady's
"For lunch, I'm a fan of the Glass Onion, in the West Ashley district; I usually get the shrimp and grits with fries and béarnaise. Bowens Island Restaurant, on the water near Folly Beach, is another favorite—order the Frogmore stew. When friends come to visit, I recommend they hit the Heirloom Bookshop and the Charleston Preservation Society to pick up one-of-a-kind souvenirs."
Lindsey Carter
Designer, Troubadour
"Anyone seeking to outfit their home with quirky, beach-chic décor should stop by Eclectic, in Mount Pleasant. Owner Sidney Wagner is a great resource for interior-design advice. At King Street's Worthwhile, look out for Moroccan slippers by textile company Proud Mary—founder Harper Poe collaborates with international artisans to create beautiful, sustainably made clothing. For drinks, you'll find me sipping a fresh-lime margarita at Básico, in North Charleston."
Beaufort: The architectural heritage of the town of Beaufort was spared during the Civil War. Head to Plums Restaurant for clams.
Kiawah Island: This windswept barrier island has endless diversions. Go for a hike, play tennis, tee off at the Ocean Course, or simply relax on the beach.
Middleton Place: Day tours of this National Historic Landmark have long been popular, but few travelers know about the grounds' kayak swamp tours.
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How To Protect Your Company From the Threat of Deepfake
by Paula Boyden | Jan 11, 2022 | Brand Abuse, Brand Protection, Social Media | 0 comments
Home » Brand Abuse » How To Protect Your Company From the Threat of Deepfake
While deepfakes have shown what technology can do to create a whole new reality, they have been used in many ways to harm the reputations of various individuals and even entities. For instance, brands, administrators, and even public institutions have experienced some form of reputational damage because of deepfakes.
That being said, what exactly is a deepfake, how exactly does it damage organisations, and how do we protect ourselves from it? Those are the question we're going to answer today:
What Is a Deepfake?
A deepfake is a form of media in which someone else's face and voice are placed onto someone else's body. Although the technique has been around for almost a century, the term deepfake was coined in the 2010s by the art collective known as Obvious, who used the method to create a series of portraits in which British politicians were given faces of various celebrities.
The technique of deepfake has been used in various ways. Some of the most famous uses of this technique include the creation of fake adult videos in which celebrities have their faces placed onto the bodies of adult actors. However, that wasn't the only use for it, albeit they're primarily for destructive reasons.
How Do Deepfakes Damage Organisations?
Many experts believe that deepfakes will be used by public figures to tarnish their reputations by creating videos that show them doing or saying things that they never actually did or said. As a result, this could greatly harm their reputations and the public's perception of them.
In addition, many experts believe that deepfakes will be used by public figures to tarnish their reputations by creating videos that show them doing or saying things that they never actually did or said. As a result, this could greatly harm their reputations and the public's perception of them, such as through shameless usage of an individual's face in adult videos or other inappropriate and harmful materials.
How Do We Protect Our Organisations from the Threat of Deepfake?
The best way to protect yourself from the threat of deepfake is to build a strong social media presence that can be counted on to protect you from any illegitimate claims of wrongdoing. By having a strong social media presence, you will be able to easily defend yourself from any damaging statements that your organisation may or may not have made. Moreover, it's quite essential to have a social media presence that is easily accessible and is transparent in nature.
Also, an organisation must have a well-established reputation that is easily accessible to the public to protect themselves from any illegitimate claims of wrongdoing. A strong social media presence is crucial to building a strong reputation that is transparent. In addition, it might also be quite useful to have a team of public relations experts who can help protect your public image and address any issues that have an effect on your public perception.
Deepfakes have shown us what technology can do. Although it's a great tool for generating fictional content, it can also be used to create videos showing someone doing something or saying something they never actually did or said. As a result, deepfakes are used for harming an organisation's image, whether it's a public figure or an organisation as a whole. As such, protecting your organisation from deepfakes is a must. Reaching out to security professionals is one of the best ways to ensure that your brand and reputation stay safe from the dangers of deepfakes.
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After their first full lengh, "Version Excursions", a collection of surprising covers, the Dynamics present, during this tour in Italy, their second long-player called "180 000 Miles & Counting".
"I believe in Miracle" is the perfect title for the place we found at Lago Trasimeno in Italy, a place where grass and trees dominate a lost petrol station for boats.


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How did mystery monolith land up in Utah desert wilderness?
Unexplained slab spotted by state officials counting sheep
by Joe Evans
State officials inspect the slab
Wannabe sleuths are struggling to explain the origins of a giant metal monolith spotted in a remote region of the Utah desert by a passing helicopter.
Pilot Brett Hutchings and wildlife officers spied the mysterious three-sided slab last week while conducting an annual count of bighorn sheep for the state. The structure - which has drawn comparisons to the monolith featured in 2001: A Space Odyssey - is between 10ft (3 metres) and 12ft (3.6 metres) tall and was found "planted in the ground, tucked in a red rock cove", Sky News reports.
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Utah man claims to have found Bigfoot's skull
"One of the biologists is the one who spotted it and we just happened to fly directly over the top of it," Hutchings told local news station KSL TV. "We were kind of joking around that if one of us suddenly disappears then the rest of us make a run for it."
The unexplained object "has captured the attention of millions, as people speculate over how such a structure came to be in a remote part of southern Utah", says The Guardian.
Some eagle-eyed observers have compared the slab to works by minimalist sculpture John McCracken, who died in 2011. A spokesperson for his gallerist, David Zwirner, told the newspaper that they suspected the mysterious structure is "a work by a fellow artist paying homage to McCracken".
However, Zwirner subsequently disputed that verdict. "The gallery is divided on this," told The New York Times. "I believe this is definitely by John."
Others have opted for more fantastical explanations, with some social media users suggesting the slab may be a "space portal", Sky News reports.
Another would-be detective concluded that it was "probably left behind from a movie shoot".
In a statement, Utah's Department of Public Safety said it would not disclose the exact location of the slab, to avoid injury to people seeking to view it in person.
But "that did not stop Reddit users from identifying its likely whereabouts", nor from zooming in on photos of the structure in search of further clues, says The Guardian.
Some "noted there were lines by its base which suggested a rock saw had been used to put it in the ground and that it appeared to be held together with screws, dispelling the theory it could be one large hunk of metal", the paper adds.
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Find the best Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs panto tickets at Birmingham Hippodrome, Birmingham. Hiss at the Wicked Queen, laugh at the comic Seven Dwarfs and fall in love with the beautiful and innocent Snow White.
Age Advisory: 5+
Performers Matt Slack (Muddles), Lesley Joseph (Wicked Queen), Jac Yarrow, Joe McElderry (The Spirit in the Mirror), Faye Brookes (Snow White), Flawless (The Wicked Queen's Men), Doreen Tipton (The Lady in Waiting), Andrew Ryan (Nurse Nelly).
Producer Qdos Entertainment.
Birmingham > Birmingham Hippodrome
Saturday, 21st December 2019 to Sunday, 2nd February 2020.
Times vary, check with Box Office
29 January 2020 12:00 - Relaxed
UK-wide enhanced performance listings
TICKETS/OFFERS/DEALS
Tue, 21 Jan at 7:15PMWed, 22 Jan at 2:00PMWed, 22 Jan at 7:15PMThu, 23 Jan at 2:00PMThu, 23 Jan at 7:15PMFri, 24 Jan at 7:15PMSat, 25 Jan at 2:30PMSat, 25 Jan at 7:15PMSun, 26 Jan at 1:00PMSun, 26 Jan at 5:15PMTue, 28 Jan at 7:15PMWed, 29 Jan at 7:15PMThu, 30 Jan at 2:00PMThu, 30 Jan at 7:15PMFri, 31 Jan at 2:00PMFri, 31 Jan at 7:15PMSat, 1 Feb at 2:30PMSat, 1 Feb at 7:15PMSun, 2 Feb at 1:00PMSun, 2 Feb at 5:15PM
You can also contact the theatre or venue directly - Birmingham Hippodrome details (Box Office, Website, Address, etc.)
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Other Tours or Productions
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Alhambra Theatre, Bradford)
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"A Cruel Angel's Thesis" (残酷な天使のテーゼ[?], "Zankoku ... A similar version can also be heard during the intermission between the two parts of ... English Edit.
Neon Genesis Evangelion - Cruel Angel's Thesis (Letras y canción para escuchar) - zankoku na tenshi no you ni / shounen yo shinwa ni ... English Translation.
A Cruel Angel's Thesis is the theme song of the popular anime Neon Genesis Evangelion ... A similar, but sparser, version can also be heard during the intermission between the two parts of Evangelion: Death and Rebirth.


It is very useful to be able to use the Cosmos DB emulator across the network; a good example being that you may be building Linux docker images to run on Kubernetes and you want them to access the Cosmos DB Emulator running on your development Windows desktop. Currently the Cosmos DB emulator only runs inside a Windows container, so running it as a container here won't help.
This article describes some of the steps to get you there.
I start off with installing the emulator on a development PC (the server) and getting a different Windows machine to access the emulator across the network. This proves the connectivity and then I move to configuring my Linux docker app.
I am using the hostname cosmosdb.test to access the emulator.
Note that the <my emulator machine ip> cannot be 127.0.0.1 as any running container will resolve this locally and try and connect to itself rather than the host machine. It has to be the host machines real IP address! (Another alternative would be to use the host.docker.internal hostname throughout).
Install the Cosmos DB Emulator.
Ensure Cosmos DB Emulator has a firewall exception for port 8081.
Give the rule and name and description and select OK.
Make a note of the certificate thumbprint (the last 5 digits may be sufficient).
Change Look in Field to SHA1 hash and enter the last 5 digits of the thumbprint from the previous step into the Contains field.
You should see one (or more) entries for the Cosmos DB certificate.
Right-click on one and select Export.
Select No, do not export the private key.
Save to a file. We will save it as cosmosdbemulator.cer (and we'll refer to that filename later).
Select the filename and click Next until the certificate is imported.
Double-click on the newly imported certificate, select the Details tab and confirm that the Subject Alternative Name property includes cosmosdb.test.
Open the key file and make a note of the access key as this will be set explicitly when we start the emulator in future.
The next steps configure the emulator for allowing access across the network. You may want to modify the emulator shortcut to set these command-line parameters, or run the executable directly from the command-line. Just remember, in future you must always start the emulator with certain additional parameters.
The AllowNetworkAccess must be set for the emulator to accept connections across the network.
And you should connect. If you don't then your host name is pointing to the wrong IP address or the firewall is still blocking you. If so, check the previous steps.
Run the test app on the client PC.
I have found that the V3 Beta Cosmos DB SDK works better when connecting across the network. I recommend you use this for all new development.
Open Data Explorer and confirm that the document has been written to the emulator.
Congratulations! You should now have run the dotnet core console application on one machine and connected to your development machine. Now we are going to run the same dotnet core console app as a Linux container.
Create a cert folder in the project folder and copy cosmosdbemulator.cer into that folder.
Rename the certificate to use a crt extension: cosmosdbemulator.crt.
docker build -t cosmosdb-test-v3 .
to check that the SSL certificate has been installed correctly.
Note for update-ca-certificates to work the certificate should be found in the /usr/local/share/ca-certificates folder and have the .crt file extension. A different file extension (such as .cer) will not work.
Now run the test app container.
Congratulations! You now have a Linux docker container running the dotenet core Cosmos DB V3 SDK, writing a document to your host development emulator.
This works only if you connect your Cosmos DB client to another machine on the network; it doesn't work if you connect your Cosmos DB client to the same machine.


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