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Q: How to run function in console through Python file? I have created this function in a Python file:
def abc (xyz):
    return xyz

I saved the file in /var/www/ with the file name a.py.
Now I want to run this function in an Ubuntu console and pass a parameter to this function. How can I do  this? I have tried this:
jaskaran@jaskaran-Vostro-1550:/var/www$ python3 a.py

This does not show me any error. How can I call the function and be able to see the output in the console?

A: The script is running, it just that it only defines the function, it does not execute it. You need to invoke the function from within your Python script. Typically this is done like this:
def abc(xyz):
    print(xyz)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    abc(123)

You can pass command line arguments to abc() like this:
import sys

def abc(xyz):
    print(xyz)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    abc(sys.argv[1])

Then you can run it from your shell command line:
$ python script.py 123546
123456

As you can see, the command line argument "123456" was passed to abc() from the sys.argv list which represents the arguments passed to the script (sys.argv[0] is the script name).

A: $ python
Python 2.7.6 (default, Mar 22 2014, 22:59:56)
[GCC 4.8.2] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.

>>> from a import abc
>>> abc(123)
123
>>>

A: Try using something like this:
def abc(xyz):
    print(xyz)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    abc(input("Enter something: "))

This will print in the console what you enter as input! ;)
i hope this helps

A: first thing if you want to run the method abc
you need to know many things main()  the excution of program starts from main() in python
 def abc(xyz):
       return xyz
 if __name__ == "__main__":
      abc("sundar")

to pass arguments like below you need to use sys.argv
$python a.py "sundar"

import sys
def abc(xyz):
    return xyz
if __name__ == "__main__":
    print abc(sys.argv[1])

#output sundar

The Python sys module provides access to any command-line arguments via the sys.argv. sys.argv is the list of command-line arguments and Here sys.argv[0] is the program ie. script name.

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By saoirse, March 4, 2017 in The Vampire Diaries [V]
Snow Fairy 1.5k
Before I read all you wrote - did Elena and Damon got separated in afterlife? Everything would be better to me if they showed them all together
And I don't think Caroline is coming to Originals, but this is a sign she won't be alone in the future. She was the only vampire left, and when her family and friend dies, she would need someone in her life
KatWay 1.6k
I'm sorry but "happy in afterlife" is just a cop-out. At the end of the day, everyone achieves that eventually (unless you burn in hell I guess) and it's not really LIFE. At the end of the day Damon got to live out his human life with his loved ones and Stefan did not. I don't care if they all reunited in afterlife, Stefan never got to grow old and experience humanity in any way it counted, he didn't even get to spend time with his wife/love of HIS life, just so that Damon could get everything.
I don't care how much they pushed Defan and the brotherly bond (which somehow felt like a retcon with the show's endless emphasis on romance), he still got screwed over so Delena could have a happy ending. I should've seen it coming but the spoilers had me mildly optimistic I guess.
LeafontheWind 401
I haven't watched an episode since the mid season break, but I have been saving them all to watch later on. Maybe it's because I got to skip all the random stuff that I read about on the boards, but I thought this was a beautiful ending to this story. I haven't loved every minute of this show, but the good always outweighed the bad for me.
I am so glad that the afterlife was about reuniting with family instead of romantic interests. I am even more glad that the entire Bennett line got to kick some ass at the end- again, family is stronger than anything else. To me, that is what this show has always been about at its core.
I won't exactly miss it because I haven't made the effort to watch every week, but I am satisfied with the way it all came together at the end. And I may or may not have cried through the last ten minutes or so...
Edited March 11, 2017 by LeafontheWind
chrisvee 1.3k
1 hour ago, Aeryn13 said:
I know it looks like Stefan was the one character who got crapped on in that ending but with the way they did it, it cemented him as the Jack of Titanic. I mean, this entire Finale and retroactively the show has been made into Titanic.
Sure, it was all "they lived happy, human lives bla bla" at the end but we didn`t see any of it because it wasn`t important. Just as Rose on Titanic lived a full human life, had kids and grandkids and we saw it through a photo montage but the movie was about her love story with Jack and the ending was her TRUE happiness and fulfillment in being reunited with him as her young self. Her human life was nothing but a waiting station, no matter how happy it was.
TVD pretty much did the exact same thing here. Stefan did early and went to the true paradise where he found a little bit of happiness already with a friend. And Damon (his Rose, sorry triangle, sorry even Caroline, the ending made it clear that it was Damon) joined him as his young self again at the end. This was the true happiness and fulffillment of both. That human life before was hogwash, not important.
I think you've got it exactly right. For the brothers they really played up the redemption angle this season. And Stefan frankly got the best of that storyline since (sorry Elena, sorry Caroline) he has always been about earning forgiveness for his crimes and specifically forgiveness from Damon for consigning him to the vampire life. Damon's redemption played out offscreen during his human life with Elena -- a human life that was essentially a reset made possible by Stefan.
Interesting and somewhat heartening for me that they really made the finale about Stefan and Elena. Stefan was honored as the person who put everything in motion to get them all to the afterlife and he was really portrayed as the catalyst that brought Elena back to happiness.
Aeryn13 10.2k
Stefan never got to grow old and experience humanity in any way it counted, he didn't even get to spend time with his wife/love of HIS life
I would have prefered this for him, too. Felt so bad for him and Caroline.
And technically, I even agree that "afterlife" is a cop-out but because the ending was so rushed, it really made their human lifes not matter to me. The entire end bit was like "who the fuck cares how they lived those lifes?" - like, did Delena have kids? did Bonnie ever fall in love again, marry and/or have kids? what the hell did she do all her life, just travelling? what in the everloving fuck did a human Damon DO during his life when Elena was a doctor? Run the Mystic Grill? - I just couldn`t feel anything about those lifes. One short sentence about happiness in offscreenville doesn`t get me emotionally invested. That only came back during the afterlife moments.
In the end, they should have scrapped the retrospective and made it a two-hour Finale.
Edited March 11, 2017 by Aeryn13
dreamcatcher 3.8k
Ok I've stopped watching this show in season 5, but I kept reading recaps as I always wanted to watch the finale. I wasn't expecting it, but I was a crying mess for most of the episode.
10 hours ago, betweenthebanter said:
I don't think it was a good or bad finale, but it had some good moments. I thought it was a pretty boring for the first half of it, but their was some redeeming and heartwarming moments during the second half.
I had been pretty sure Stefan was going to die and I was really touched and surprised during the Damon/Stefan moment where Damon compelled Stefan to get out of there, but of course that moment was too good to be true. That being said, them reuniting in death at the end was beautiful.
I loved Elena sitting in her scrubs and writing in her diary. I was disappointed in the use of Katherine, perhaps because Nina's acting as Katherine felt a little off to me.
I'm glad that Bonnie survived and decided to travel the world. The moment of all the witches helping her was great.
Ugh, of course Klaus/Caroline got foreshadowed at the end. My last hope for TVD/TO world is that nothing substantial comes from this foreshadowing. I'm just going to imagine that Caroline enjoys her life with her family and friends, and one day years from the finale, she'll fall in love with a new vampire, that we've never met before, and have a happy life with him.
I was happy seeing Jeremy working at Caroline/Alaric's school.
The first part was really boring and long, considering that nothing happened to Mystic Falls in the end. They should have made the episode longer, even if it was for 10-20 minutes.
The wigs were SO distracting, I just couldn't watch Nina at all.
9 hours ago, FiveByFive said:
Technically nearly any of the living characters, as in anyone that was alive after Bonnie's spell contained and channeled the hellfire, can pop up on The Originals. Caroline is the most likely because of her connection to Klaus although I don't want those two together. Bonnie is traveling the world but she's still a powerful witch from a powerful line who could lend help when necessary. We know Elena went to medical school, married Damon and then died at some point in the "distant" future but I doubt Nina would ever return to the show and I'd be happy to never see her again as Elena because at least her life as we could imagine it would have ended happily.
However, for all of them, we don't know the details of what happened post show. I wouldn't be upset to see some of them but only if it's written well and they get to leave their appearance alive.
31 minutes ago, Snow Fairy said:
I don't see how they could move any actor to TO given that they've messed up the timeline. However, I really wish Caroline could appear on the finale and reunite with Klaus. I admit that I always liked Klaroline (and definitely more than Steroline) but if we're being honest, the only one who got screwed over in this finale completely was Caroline. She lost her husband hours after the wedding, without a proper goodbye and she could only tell him that she understands why he sacrificed himself (which isn't really convincing but anyway) by leaving him a voicemail. She's the only vampire left, so she will have to either move away from everyone soon, or hiding herself. Or keep relocating her girls. And she will watch every single one of them dying. And she will have to live eternally without at least one constant companion. I feel sorry for Caroline.
6 hours ago, steelyis said:
The ending was a little confusing because I didn't realize right away Elena and Damon died at some point and we were seeing their afterlives. It was jarring, so I don't know how to feel about it. I can't decide if that ending is tragic since it looks like they died not too long after Elena woke up, or hopeful, because Damon and Elena reunited with their loved ones (but not each other?) and found peace. Or both?
That's what I came here for actually! I was so confused because it was so rushed and at first, I didn't even realize they were all dead. It could have been an epic moment, but it was so rushed and random. They kept throwing information on us, but we never got to see any of these happy moments, the characters reuniting etc.
And I have one little question, which might be stupid but I just don't get it. I was expecting Stefan to turn around, but I thought they would both die because Damon didn't have the time to leave anyway. And then, they show him right next to where the hellfire went through, completely untouched. So I don't see why Stefan had to die WITH Katherine. He had the time to stab her, leave her there and move next to Damon. They kept showing Katherine coming back, but they showed her coming back after some time, not immediately. They could have shown that she's waking up after a couple seconds, which is why she needs to die right at the moment Stefan sees hellfire. I get that this is just a technicality, but it bothered me
I did like the finale, but I think they could have handled the material better.
FiveByFive 607
16 minutes ago, dreamcatcher said:
I don't see how they could move any actor to TO given that they've messed up the timeline. However, I really wish Caroline could appear on the finale and reunite with Klaus. I admit that I always liked Klaroline (and definitely more than Steroline) but if we're being honest, the only one who got screwed over in this finale completely was Caroline.
Today a couple of articles came out in the Hollywood Reporter 'The Vampire Diaries' Could Get a Second Spinoff with an interview with Plec about a potential spinoff and Caroline on the Originals. I'll post that one in the media thread but the relevant part is,
Friday's series finale alluded to "another story" for character Caroline Forbes (Candice King), who ends up opening a school for supernatural children like her own — funded by none other than her former love, Klaus (Joseph Morgan). While the duo will not interact on the upcoming season of The Originals, they potentially could in the future.
The CW President apparently seems "optimistic" about it returning but I suppose that depends on how this season does. The other article was about things they scrapped from the finale. 'The Vampire Diaries' Boss Explains Finale Deaths, Callbacks and Scrapped Ending I would have liked to learn a bit more about Bonnie's future so we know Ghost Enzo won't keep haunting her for the rest of her life until she can be with him.
Edited March 11, 2017 by FiveByFive
I agree. A lot was too rushed.
The way I interpreted the ending is that heaven is gonna be a place where they can all reunite. So yes, initially when you die, you search out certain people but I`m sure Stefan and Elena for example meet up in the afterlife as well. It`s really quite cheesy but I can take that in this case.
One thing I really loved was the "hello brother" juxtaposition between the Pilot and the final scene. Same participants, same dialogue and WORLDS apart in terms of emotional context.
I don't think a new spin-off will work, and TO isn't likely to bounce back from the 'Friday slot' kiss of death. The only show that has ever done that if I'm not mistaken is Supernatural, and that's a whole different story.
I just feel so bad for Caroline and I want to see more of her. I mean, we don't know much about Bonnie's future either, but we left her saying that she wants to live her life to the fullest before reuniting with the love of her life. Caroline might have said that they're going to see Stefan again, but unless somebody actually kills her at some point, she isn't going to see Stefan or anyone else ever again -while apparently all the others will be together in heaven.
Couldn't Caroline just take the cure from Damon's blood when he's and about to die?
imaneassi 24
I loved the finale even though I would have prefered that Elena dumps Damon to start a new life elsewhere.Nina's acting was perfect as both Katherine and Elena. Katherine's first scene was kinda "weird" because we're not used to Katherine with straight hair, but she definitly was Kathetine.Human, powerless ,but katherine.All awards to Nina for the scene with Damon as katherine pretending to be Elena..The way she flipped from Elena to Katherine,just ;like that,....so much talent.Ian's acting sucked big time with everyone
Indigo Luna 713
I'll forever be bitter because all we got of Tyler in the finale was a .5 second shot of him standing next to Vicki. He deserved MORE dammit!
3 minutes ago, Snow Fairy said:
I'm not sure if the cure works like this, meaning if they could still take the cure out of him after 50 years. I guess not, mostly because Damon would most definitely be hunted by other vampires for the cure.
But in any case, why would she? She's the only one who loved being a vampire. If there was a way for her to become a human and live her human life along her friends and children, then that would make sense. But if she were to take it when Damon's (and the others) is already old, then she would just have to live a human life with no one else still in her life.
generate789 242
This show has been so silly and so frustrating for so long that I was entirely unprepared for the amount of ugly crying I did while watching it.
TaylorBruh25 157
14 hours ago, Aeryn13 said:
I loved the finale scene probably the most in the finale. It cements that the core story was always this complicated reunion of The Salvatore Brothers.
This finale did suffer the same as Season 6's, the first half feels like a season finale, while the second half is a Series Finale.
13 hours ago, Indigo Luna said:
Agreed as well. I really we hope the Directors cut of the finale, or at least the deleted scenes make it to the Series set or Season 8 DVD. They suck at cutting scenes, they cut a Stefan and Bonnie scene last episode I believe instead of one of those ridiculous Kelly Donovan scenes, why couldn't we delete Peter and Vickis reunion this episode and give us an extra 3 minutes for the ending?
33 minutes ago, TaylorBruh25 said:
No.They focused on the brothers only after season 6.The show was about a triangle,a teenage girl falling for 2 vampire brothers
Chas411 4.8k
1 hour ago, Indigo Luna said:
I'll be forever bitter for the way the show ended up treating Tyler period. His journey with Caroline in season 2/3 were easily my favourite parts of the series and I hate that they through him under the bus to support Caroline's bigger ships with Klaus and Stefan.
5 minutes ago, Chas411 said:
I definitely agree! Hell I felt like they threw Caroline herself under the bus just to fit her character in those ships (with Klaus especially). It makes me sad cause Kevin Williamson had a soft spot for Tyler as a character and wrote him as such in the first 2 seasons but Julie Plec couldn't care less about him and shipped him off to wherever every season. It was just really crappy to do with Tyler and his fanbase.
Artsda 19.9k
18 minutes ago, Chas411 said:
I agree and the fact he died and basically nobody gave a damn. They continue to prop and claim Damon is the bestest person ever. Yet Stefan has to die for killing Enzo? Enzo wasn't a regular character for 8 years, Enzo didn't have the connection to the characters like Tyler.
I really with Kevin never left. Julie destroyed Tyler to prop her bad boys of Klaus and Damon.
Stefan never got to grow old and experience humanity in any way it counted, he didn't even get to spend time with his wife/love of HIS life, just so that Damon could get everything.
I don't think Caroline was the love of his life it only was created out of cast changes. I think it was still Elena, despite what they had him say it was forced. Now the reasons they give about Nina's exit explains why it seemed so forced. Had Damon died and Stefan lived instead, I think they wouldn't have been able to explain why Stefan&Elena weren't ending up together. As they said in the interview, they didn't have the time to show a reunited Stefan&Elena and had Damon died instead they would have had to show that.
Cocidius 10
I only have one complaint. Nina's acting was hella off. I want to say it was a phoned in performance. Every scene of her's took me out of the moments. Maybe she was out of practice or didn't really want to do it. I just wish it wasn't so bad. It one of those cases be careful what you wish for lol.
Other than that it was a satisfing ending.
betweenthebanter 532
I agree about being upset, but unfortunately not surprised, that the horrible treatment of Tyler continued into the finale. Stefan killing Enzo resulted in Stefan "making things right" by sacrificing himself to save Damon and the town. Damon killing Tyler resulted in Damon getting called "the better man" and getting to have the life he wanted with Elena. Tyler is one of the big reasons, maybe the biggest, as to why I hope the Klaus/Caroline story doesn't play out on screen anymore than it already has. Tyler/Caroline's relationship already got messed up in a lot of ways, but having her endgame be the guy that killed Tyer's mom would make it hard for me to revisit the great parts of Tyler/Caroline's story.
In comparing the difference in treatment of Enzo vs. Tyler's death, it made me realize that I would have probably been a lot more into Bonnie's flashback love story if it happened with Tyler, instead of Enzo.
I've never shipped Stefan/Elena, but Stefan calling Damon "the better man" was such an unnecessary blow to their last scene.
Also, in terms of Stefan/Caroline I read in one of the pre-finale interviews about a nice scene of theirs, during the first act of the finale, that was cut out. I really hope for their fans that that scene is on the DVD.
Edited March 11, 2017 by betweenthebanter
1 hour ago, Cocidius said:
The one who was off is Ian.Nina totally delivered. She was amazing in her 2 scenes with Bonnie, in the stelena scene, the family reunion...Only delena's scenes failed because of Ian's acting
Edited March 11, 2017 by imaneassi
1 hour ago, Artsda said:
I agree with this... Although I do feel bad for Caroline because she ended up again the no2 choice and Elena no1, Steroline was too forced to me. I loved them as bff, but I keep remembering how Stefan treated Caroline in the very first episode and it doesn't seem romantic to me at all. They tried to play it off like Caroline always knew and whatever, but Caroline had AMAZING relationships with both Matt and Tyler, they seemed real and full of chemistry, plus she had Klaus. And yet, she suddenly fell for her bff, her bff's ex and it just didn't work. I guess if I could see the (sexual,because as I said, they worked perfectly as bffs) chemistry between them I would feel worse about Stefan's death. But tbh, if he knew that Caroline was the love of his life, his one true love, above Elena and whatever, why woud he be so quick to give their future up to save Damon and his relationship?
34 minutes ago, imaneassi said:
The one who was off is Ian.Nina totally delivered. She was amazing in her 2 scenes with Bonnie, in the stelena scvene, the family reubion...Only delena's scenes failed because of Ian's acting
I agree. I'm sorry but they've tried so hard to convince us that there are no hard feelings with those silly posts Ian and Nikki made (I think Nina's was a bit more reserved, but obviously it was all three's decision anyway), but seriously? After 8 seasons of back and forth, 2 seasons of Damon waiting for Elena to wake up, we got just a couple scenes that were too forced and they didn't even have a dialogue apart from the first scene where Katherine pretended to be Elena. I was always a Delena shipper, even though I liked Stelena as well. But Stelena's scenes were SO powerful because they were emotional. And then you get the big reunion and it's too obvious that they are trying to just get it done with. We can say that they wanted to highlight Defan and whatever, but all the other characters had perfectly fine, emotional scenes together so I can't buy it.
Maybe that was it, but something was definitely off.
After 8 seasons of back and forth, 2 seasons of Damon waiting for Elena to wake up, we got just a couple scenes that were too forced and they didn't even have a dialogue apart from the first scene where Katherine pretended to be Elena. I was always a Delena shipper, even though I liked Stelena as well. But Stelena's scenes were SO powerful because they were emotional. And then you get the big reunion and it's too obvious that they are trying to just get it done with. We can say that they wanted to highlight Defan and whatever, but all the other characters had perfectly fine, emotional scenes together so I can't buy it.
I thought it was weird because in that first scene where "Elena" supposedly woke up, Damon DID look happy and emotional. So obviously, whatever issues are there in real life, both actors can rise above it still. That scene was very different than the final scenes with Delena and it`s still the same actors with the same baggage. How can they sell it in one scene and not the others?
And Damon`s scenes with Katherine where fine as well though obviously antagonistic. It was only the final moments of Delena where Nina IMO really gave her best but Ian didn`t sell it. Those scenes looked awkward. I know Ian didn`t want a Delena ending, he would have prefered Bamon or Damon to die but as an actor, he is supposed to leave that at the door.
Unless they wanted to show that Damon just couldn`t be happy again with Stefan dead. Even if he supposedly got what he wanted. At least that would track with that first scene of him being happy to supposedly see Elena since Stefan was still there.
Every other scenes were highly emotional, Defan, Steroline, Stelena, the girls with each other, even the Maxwell/Donovan family and Alaric tugged at the heartstrings.
Oh, something that was definitely wrong were the godawful wigs they put on Nina. Come on, what was that?
10 minutes ago, Cocidius said:
Absolut;ly
Cocogurl 29
I was hoping for more, but sadly the series finale just makes me glad that I stopped wasting my time with this show years ago. I know the writers are selling this as Stefan's happy ending, but I'm not buying it. All I'm seeing is guy who, yet again, has to give up his hopes and dreams for his life because his poor big brother, for some reason, deserves happiness more than he does. And the Klaroline forshadowing?! Come on, writers. Sure, I enjoyed them a lot on TVD, but I feel like their moment has long since past and I wish the writers would quit beating that dead horse. The whole episode just felt forced to me.
taurusrose 3.3k
I stopped watching this show in S4. Just popped in to see what y'all thought about the grand series finale. Sounds like it's a good thing I didn't waste 2 hours of my life. I was never a Damon/Elena fan so, I would not have been happy. I hope Julie Plec doesn't get to be showrunner for anything else because she is ridiculous on all levels.
Imo, that first scene wasn't anything spectacular. "Elena" seemed off, which is why I was sure it was Katherine because it was very much a fake-Elena niceness portrayal and I was sure Nina had to do that on purpose. But the thing is, it was very brief and it wasn't "real". When they actually got together for real, there was no feeling there-at least on Damon's side. Maybe they tried to show that Damon could never be happy without Stefan, but if that was the case, then they didn't do a good job portraying it. Whether they want to admit it or not, for 6 seasons the whole story was about the love triangle and Elena. We got to see everybody sacrificing themselves and their happiness for Elena. If it was true that they intended to tell the brothers' story solely, then for 6 years they did a crappy job focusing on them and Nina leaving was a blessing for them. They just had to move on without her and that's when they suddenly decided it's about the Salvatore brothers and nothing else.
Oh and something else. Damon never wanted to take the cure. He only changed his mind because he wanted Elena and Elena turned human again. We should have seen his reaction to the news or get a glimpse of his new life at the very least. He only wanted this for Elena and the only thing we got about Damon was that he spent his whole life thinking of Stefan and whether he found peace. So from what they've told us, his life was pretty miserable and Stefan did get the happiest ending between the two.
jade.black 1.3k
I teared up when Stefan walked out and saw Lexi. Easily my favorite moment of the finale.
I liked the way they ended it, but it was so rushed. Were they unable to get a two hour slot for such a long-running show? So much was left unshown, and I'd rather have seen the second half expanded on and cut short the events of the first half.
I was disappointed with how brief Katherine's return was. I don't see why they couldn't have found a way to show her and Kai onscreen together. That would have been amazing.
I would have been really interested to see what a human life for Damon was like. The Delena reunion scene kind of sucked. I did like the callback to season 1 and the books with the crow flying into the graveyard at the end and Damon appearing.
I loved the Caroline moments. She had a satisfying goodbye scene with Stefan, although it was a shitty way to shortchange their marriage by having Stefan die literally a day after the wedding. I liked her moment with Damon at Stefan's grave (saw more chemistry between Ian and Candice there than I did him and Nina). I also would love to see her go to The Originals. They need a likable female character on that show- God knows Cami and Haley don't fill that role.
KoBnR 57
Rushed but for the most part, satisfying I guess. Some Charmed/LOST vibes going on the end there. Kind of predictable. And disappointed we didn't get to see Elena and Jeremy reunite. But other than that, the 2nd half was not bad. It was nice to see everyone come back even though it was short and sweet.
Edited March 11, 2017 by KoBnR
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I was also surprised at how little emotion there was in the Delena reunion scene, but I actually appreciated it. I think it was probably largely because Stefan's death seemed to have still been quite recent, so of course Damon wasn't as happy as he had been during the first reunion where Katherine was pretending to be Elena (and Stefan was still alive). I'm sure Ian wanted to make sure that grief shone through in his performance. I found his acting very good through the whole episode. It was Nina's acting that felt off to me--not bad necessarily, but just not quite the same as it used to be.
As for Damon's future as a human, I assume the writers intended the message to be that once Damon began to get over the initial shock and grief of losing Stefan, he would eventually go on to live a fulfilling, happy life with Elena, but I agree that they didn't do a good job of showing it. Even the future Delena scenes seemed quite restrained. Again, though, I'm actually quite pleased about that. My Defan loving heart wants to believe that Damon never fully recovered from the loss of his little brother and that his future with Elena, which was the one thing he had been after for so long, just wasn't enough without Stefan. I guess I'm just twisted like that :)
6 hours ago, imaneassi said:
The Triangles been over since Season 3. Season 4 didn't harp on it until the last 5 episodes, and it was a ghost of its former self. Stefan and Elena had no real romantic scenes (unless Amnesia Stefan counts) in Season 5, nor season 6. If anything the show became about Damon solely after Season 5.
1 hour ago, jade.black said:
Stefan and Lexi reuniting was top 5 scenes of this series for me easy now.
Edited March 11, 2017 by TaylorBruh25
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7 hours ago, dreamcatcher said:
Actually the cure works exactly like that. The cure and its magic continue working until someone extracts (through feeding or a syringe) some blood from the person with the cure. At that point, the person who previously had the cure in them starts rapidly aging to catch up to how old they'd be had they never been turned. That's why Bonnie's original plan had been for her to give Enzo the cure and for Damon to take the cure from Enzo when Bonnie and Enzo were old and near death. Yes, other vampires would hunt him. That's what happened with Katherine; Silas drained the cure from her.
Here's the problem with the show and the Delena endgame. Damon loved being a vampire so much so that he never developed any hobbies or pastimes during his nearly 200 years. Stefan went to college a couple of times, fought in wars, journaled, and hung out with the Originals. Damon traveled and ate people. Damon only wanted the cure so he could be with Elena.
What on earth was he going to do for the next 60 years? He's never really been interested in anything other than Stefan, Katherine, Elena, and briefly and inconsistently the Founders Council and his various best friends. Elena became a doctor and Damon did what? Helped Caroline and Jeremy run the Salvatore School of Supernatural Stupidity? Helped Ric categorize and archive things at the Armory? Become a Mystic Falls police officer? The only thing I could imagine him doing is running the Mystic Grille because he likes making pancakes and drinking.
As for Caroline loving being a vampire, I don't think she loved being a vampire. I do think being a vampire empowered her be the person she was meant to be free her from her shallow petty concerns. As a human, she was a shallow mean girl. Being a vampire allowed her to wield real power. She dropped many of her dumber superficial pursuits. Caroline has definitely expressed some regrets about being a vampire, but Caroline was cognizant that being a vampire improved her life and the good far outweighed the bad.
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1 hour ago, HunterHunted said:
So, if Stefan got the cure from Elena's body, isn't Elena going to have a short run?
The weird thing about Caroline is she was kind of wild until got turned to a vamp and became a really type-A vampire. But they also retconned her as always being that way.
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19 minutes ago, ketose said:
Elena was only a Vampire for a few years, she wouldn't rapidly age like Katherine or Stefan.
Caroline was always a Type A personality. I don't think anyone could accuse Caroline of being wild, she's an absolute control freak.
Edited March 12, 2017 by Morrigan2575
The reason taking the cure from Elena isn't a problem is that she ages to 25 or however old she's supposed to be now. Taking it from Stefan, meant that he rapidly aged to almost 200 years old. It was the same thing with Katherine.
They did retcon Caroline a little bit, but I always felt that human Caroline came across like season 3 Cordelia Chase on Buffy--bitchy and kind of an asshole, but would ultimately do right by her friends. It felt like vampire Caroline dropped some of the mean girl pretense.
Edited March 12, 2017 by HunterHunted
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I own the first season on DVD, but had not watched in a couple years. I came back for the finale & I am glad I did.
I did start to tear up as the hour wound down. Stefan's goodbye with Elena & reunion with Lexi + The Fray put a lump in my throat. Damon at his best at what he tried to make his end was pretty great too. Stefan made him turn & hung in there to see Damon human again.
Damon wanted to be with Elena, but not without his little brother right there with them. The sadness, something missing, I felt from IS made sense to me even as he made his way into the light with Elena after a blessed life well lived. The rock on Elena's hand at the end reminded me of my late cousin's -- a great grandmother at the time of her passing. It was built on over the years as I think Elena's was to have been.
As to what Damon was doing all those years, I could see him as a stay at home parent while Dr. Gilbert-Salvatore was at work. A devoted husband, father & grandfather who honored his brother & his sacrifice by living right. I am sure he kept his end financially too based on the jewelry. The elaborate funeral statuary we saw briefly when Damon & Elena reunited -- I figured it was theirs.
I think the less is more approach with regard to characters futures was so each of us could fill in the blanks for our favorites as we chose. I also think filming a wedding & family scene would have been tough on Ian, Ian's wife & Nina in a way JP & KW didn't want to be. I give them props for that if so. Nina did a good thing coming back.
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I guess chemistry is subjective, I thought IS and ND were both good & that they both sold their romance.
I wish I could have seen the bad wigs everybody is mentioning, I watched on the CW app and the background was (always is) so dark I couldn't really notice the hair.
A couple things. Matt's father got his throat slashed and lived? And now only has a little bandage on it? Also, how did Stefan explain to Elena how he took vervain, and how he gave Damon the cure and got consumed by the fire? Shouldn't he have been dead? Was that his ghost talking to Elena?
On 3/10/2017 at 10:54 PM, ChristinaParker198 said:
I started bawling my fuckin eyes out when Jo appeared. I love that the show called back to her and also Grams and all the badass Bennet witches that made this shit possible!
I know! Seeing Lexi made me cry...seeing Jo made me cry...all the Bennets coming together to help Bonnie made me cry...seeing Jenna made me cry...yep, I guess I cried a lot! :)
48 minutes ago, HunterHunted said:
I think she always was type-A she was introduced as the high strung, always trying so hard, head of the cheerleading squad & Queen of school activities.
Caroline was definitely a queen bee. She also drank and went after guys like Damon, who always came off as creepy for sleeping with a 16 year old. In S1, she spent a lot of time rebelling against her mother.
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10 hours ago, generate789 said:
Haha, I just had to tell you that your profile picture next to this comment had me laughing! I was imagining Dawson emotionally distraught by TVD.
1 hour ago, ByTor said:
Also, how did Stefan explain to Elena how he took vervain, and how he gave Damon the cure and got consumed by the fire? Shouldn't he have been dead? Was that his ghost talking to Elena?
Remember when Silas drained the cure from Katherine, she had a day or so of failing apart until she died. Her teeth and hair fell out. I'm sure a similar thing was happening with Stefan.
Lady Calypso 53.0k
I believe that was his ghost talking to Elena. She didn't wake up in the school; she woke up in the Salvatore House. So much like Bonnie and Elena's limbo meeting, Stefan was passing through and got to talk to Elena before she went back to the land of the living and he moved on to the afterlife. Since they did meet at the school for the first time, I can see that being their sanctuary. Plus, Elena was trapped in the school.
At least, that's how I read the scene.
1 hour ago, ComeWhatMay said:
I just figure that Damon got a job at the Mystic Grill as a bartender once him and Elena returned into town. But I guess we'll never know for sure since they insisted on only giving us some information before jumping straight into the afterlife.
WhosThatGirl 20.4k
I haven't really watched the show since Elena was put in a coma, and I've never commented on the forums, mostly because I never was really that intense on this show like I am with others enough to comment. So hi other commenters kind of a newbie but not really, better late than never I suppose.
A part of me wishes this had been two hours. It feels like a lot of info was cut that was needed.
The ending was.. okay. I thought it was strange as well that the ending and the shows final scene was Stefan and Damon and the retcon of the series was them. That's nice and everything but not really what it was but hey it was a nice moment for the brothers and I can't really complain about that. But I agree that Stefan did get a bad deal compared to the others. He got like about an hour of being happy and married and stuff.
3 hours ago, ByTor said:
I, like someone else stated, assumed that was his ghost, I think Bonnie's reunion with Elena early on (and her SPECIFICALLY having to look and say it to Stefan) was this mini set up for Stefan to find his way through Elena. I mean apparently everybody watches over everybody so idk how it's supposed to be lol. Mythology is so screwed.
I didn't think Nina and Ian were bad, Nina felt a little off (besides her scene with Paul) and Ian had one his best moments in the series when he had his talk with Stefan scene before compelling him.
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I know that it seemed right for Damon to sacrifice himself -- he's been more of an ass and violent vampire than Stefan. Except, it's Stefan's fault that Damon became that vampire. And it's Katherine who caused it all to happen. So full circle means that Katherine's-doppleganger-Elena brought the brothers back together, which eventually allowed Stefan to correct the wrong that he initially did to his brother.
Except, it's Stefan's fault that Damon became that vampire. And it's Katherine who caused it all to happen. So full circle means that Katherine's-doppleganger-Elena brought the brothers back together, which eventually allowed Stefan to correct the wrong that he initially did to his brother.
yeah that's what the show has always told us but I mean aside from tempting Damon to drink blood to become a vampire Stefan was actually way more innocent in the whole Katherine mess that led to their turning than Damon. So I never saw how that was such an unforgivable act, worse than Damon allowing Katherine to keep raping & abusing his mind-controlled younger brother & presumably planning to ditch him to become a murdering vampire to be with his tru luv Kat. How come Damon never had to correct the many, many wrongs he's done to Stefan? For that matter, why is Stefan dying bc he can't forgive himself for Enzo but nobody including Damon gives a shit about Tyler?
Why does taking blood with the syringe removes the cure,but bleeding from an accident doesn't?
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Q: Recent comments from my blogs only I'd like to create a list of recent comments, specific to each user on my network (Buddypress).
My best idea so far is pretty lame: DB Query on all user's blogs, compare dates, select top 10 by date. To me, it sounds a too heavy load for the the server.
Any alternative and better ideas? :)
Thanks!

A: There's a different posts and comments table per site, so not really.
That said, you can and should keep track of blog ids they've commented on in a user meta to speed things up in the first round, and cache the formatted result in a separate usermeta to speed things up in subsequent rounds. These are easy enough to be tracked and invalidate on save/delete post/comment.

A: The activity feed shows comments from any blogs from all persons registered in the buddypress site (pulldown menu show recent comments) so why not duplicate it, sort it and dump it in a widget on the screen?

A: If you're using the blog tracking feature of BuddyPress, rather than querying WordPress' comments tables, I suggest you query the activity stream for 'new_blog_comment' updates only. The activity stream already records and aggregates this information into one database table.
Something like:

if ( bp_has_activities( 'user_id=1&object=blog&action=new_blog_comment' ) )

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Avdou village is 38km east of the city of Heraklion and 15km from the Chersonissos village on the road leading to the Lasithi Plateau. The village of Avdou is located in the Cretan hinterland, in a semi-mountainous location at the foot of Mount Selena and at an altitude of 230 meters.
The village of "Avdou", according to tradition, was named after the name of the prophet Avdios whose temple was in the place of Kontaria or Lines. Nowadays, about 300 people live permanently in Avdou. The area is characterized as a rural mountainous settlement located in the middle of the plain of Lagada. The main occupations of the inhabitants are agriculture and livestock farming while they produce excellent quality of oil, wine and vegetables.
The earliest recorded reference to the place name "Avdou" was in 1381, in a Venetian state document where the area was mentioned as a feudal estate belonging to Michel Quirino. However, according to the archaeological findings, Avdou is a historic village with ancient roots in the Minoan culture over the centuries. It is no coincidence that the French professor, Paul Faure, claims that one of the hundred big cities of Crete ("ekatopolis" in Homer) was placed in the wider Avdou region. The Minoan settlement of Spiliaridia, the two sacred caves, Agia Fotini and Faneromeni, as well as the foundations of early Christian churches and buildings in various places lead to the conclusion that, since ancient times, there has been a continuous economic and cultural flourishing of the area.
Avdou is a village with remarkable historical monuments of Byzantine art. Byzantine and post-Byzantine churches are scattered in the area and are invaluable monuments of cultural and artistic heritage. Some of them are the church of Agios Konstantinos, which, according to a historical inscription, was built in 1445 and has very interesting frescoes in vibrant colors on its walls and the church of Agios Konstantinos which is a simple one-storied temple with frescoes by the hagiographers Manuel and Ioannis Fokas, important representatives of the Constantinopolitan art in Crete.
In addition, there is the church of Agios Antonios which has got frescoes dating back to the 13th century, the church of Agios Georgios with frescoes dating back to the 14th-15th century and the church of Agia Anna, a semi-paved temple in an idyllic landscape and at an altitude of 700m near the cave of Agia Fotini. Lastly, there is Panagia or Kerapanagia (Zoodohos Pigi) which is a church known for the great revolutions happened during which the chieftains were secretly gathering and swearing faith in the sacred fight. The Agia Fotini cave is located south of the settlement, on the slopes of the "Louloudaki" hill, at an altitude of 768m. Close to Agia Fotini cave, at an altitude of 770m, is the cave of Faneromeni, there were findings of Late Minoan, Hellenistic and Roman times, which testify the worship of the cave. Moving towards the monastery of Agios Ioannis and Agia Anna, there is a landscape of a special natural beauty, a forest with kermes oaks, the evergreen oaks and maples. The forest reaches until "Alonaki" location at an altitude of about 700m where the view is panoramic.
Avdou is the birthplace of the archaeologist Stefanos Xanthoudides, of Nikolaos Kagiambis, who acted during the Revolution of 1821, fought in Messolonghi and was a standard bearer of Karaiskakis, and of Ioannis Dafotis, who distinguished himself in the Revolution of 1897. For the above mentioned reasons, Avdou has also acquired the name Kapetanohori (i.e. the village of captains).
The picturesque Avdou, despite its small size in number of inhabitants, is pulsing in summer because of the many cultural events in the square of the village. Concerning the events in the village of Avdou, the Cultural Association of Avdou organizes the Xanthoudideia every year. Xanthoudideia is a series of daily events during which visitors and locals have the opportunity to experience Cretan and other kinds of musical evenings as well as theatrical performances and many other events that will fascinate and give everyone the opportunity to participate while at the same time have fun.
Tradition in the village remains alive through the revival of the old customs and therefore, visitors have the chance to experience the real side of Crete and Cretan tradition. People are polite and very hospitable. The location of the village offers a magnificent view which, in combination with local delicacies, makes the village an unforgettable and unique destination.
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Rēdlihs har tre bröder - två av dem är också professionella hockeyspelare - Jēkabs Rēdlihs och Miķelis Rēdlihs.

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Krišjānis Rēdlihs inledde sin karriär i HK Liepājas Metalurgs i den lettiska hockeyligan och Eastern European Hockey League. Efter VM 2002 blev Rēdlihs draftad i den femte omgången, som 154:e spelare totalt, av New Jersey Devils i NHL Entry Draft 2002. Rēdlihs skrev därefter på för New Jersey Devils AHL-lag Albany River Rats, med vilka han spelade under fyra säsonger.

Inför säsongen 2008/09 skrev Rēdlihs på för den lettiska KHL-klubben Dinamo Riga.

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Q: How to allow remote access to my WAMP server for Mobile(Android) I have created a website for mobile using PHP and jQuery. It works on my PC but now I want to test it with my Android device. How can I do that?
How can I access a WAMP server's IP from my Android device?
My mobile and PC are connected within the same router. Should I directly connect to my PC or can I do that through the router?
I have searched about it and found that I have to change permissions in phpmyadmin.conf but still it does not work. Any ideas why doesn't it work?
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192.168.0.104 is my android device's IP.

A: I assume you are using windows. Open the command prompt and type ipconfig and find out your local address (on your pc) it should look something like 192.168.1.13 or 192.168.0.5 where the end digit is the one that changes. It should be next to IPv4 Address.
If your WAMP does not use virtual hosts the next step is to enter that IP address on your phones browser ie http://192.168.1.13 If you have a virtual host then you will need root to edit the hosts file.
If you want to test the responsiveness / mobile design of your website you can change your user agent in chrome or other browsers to mimic a mobile.
See http://googlesystem.blogspot.co.uk/2011/12/changing-user-agent-new-google-chrome.html.
Edit: Chrome dev tools now has a mobile debug tool where you can change the size of the viewport, spoof user agents, connections (4G, 3G etc).
If you get forbidden access then see this question WAMP error: Forbidden You don't have permission to access /phpmyadmin/ on this server. Basically, change the occurrances of deny,allow to allow,deny in the httpd.conf file. You can access this by the WAMP menu.
To eliminate possible causes of the issue for now set your config file to
<Directory />
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    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
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        Require all granted
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</Directory>

As thatis working for my windows PC, if you have the directory config block as well change that also to allow all.
Config file that fixed the problem:
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Problem was that the /www apache directory config block still had deny set as default and only allowed from localhost.


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July 2, 2010 2000s Top 50 Singles Leave a comment 2000sgreat djkool and the gangmel and kimmusicnoughtiesthe ting tingstop 50 singles
[22] The Ting Tings, 'Great DJ'
For me, 'Great DJ' is all about tempo, switches, segues and glorious banality. At heart it's a true indie dance record with euphoric peaks and measured breakdowns, an exercise in peerless timing with a chorus that bursts through with the clarity of a new morning. It's the second most-played song on my iPod (April 2008 to about now) because it's always as fresh as Kool & The Gang, and Mel & Kim (at the weekend).
Junior says: "Ah-ah-ahh-ahh ah-ah-ah-ah." But that doesn't quite express the enthusiasm. She smiled the smile of a girl pleased that pop stars know the power of simplicity.
Best bit: Ee-ee-eee-eee ee-ee-ee-ee. We can't all like the same things.
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[2] The Ting Tings, 'Great DJ'
"Ah-ah-ah-ah ah-ah-ah-ah", "Ee-ee-ee-ee ee-ee-ee-ee". It's what purest pop is all about, isn't it?
Mind you, this is all about dance music, but performed by an ostensibly rock act. Hands across the divide, people. The Ting Tings can pull this off because they're tight enough to run a groove, and they capture what it feels like. Strings (ee-ee-ee-ee) and drums (drums, drums, drums). House music in a vague nutshell, right?
Above all this is a brilliant pop song, monstrously catchy and annoying in the wrong ears. Katie White and Jules De Martino (IF that's your real name, Jules) could only take it No.33, even on the back of a No.1 hit (which I'm calling a 2007 release), but when have the record-buying public ever known a thing? When I was buying lots of singles, that's when.
Junior knows when a chorus is a sop to a young child, but she happily sings along and – crucially – gets hooked by "the drums, the drums, the drums [etc]". Suddenly everything in the room is fair game. She looks at her table: "The book, the book, the book…" She's going out with Grandad for the day: "The Grandad, the Grandad, the Grandad…" No way this'll get wearing.
October 7, 2008 1979 Top 20 Singles Leave a comment 1979cliff richardcongratulationsmull of kintyremusicthe ting tingsthe young oneswe don't talk anymore
[16] Cliff Richard, 'We Don't Talk Anymore'
Junior insisted she knew who this was: "He's got black spiky hair and he dances like this…" She crouched down, stood up slowly and lifted her arms in fifth position, then rocked back and forth, bending at the waist. It looked like a balletic version of The Ting Tings in their 'Great DJ' video. There you are – Junior thinks Cliff is a member of our premier Mancunian flash-in-the-pan guitar/drums duo.
Is it any more outlandish than Cliff hitting No.1 at the pinnacle of New Wave? That's the thing with musical movements; they're never as all-encompassing as history tells us. Punk washed away the dinosaurs!!! Meanwhile 'Mull Of Kintyre' became the biggest selling single of all time.
This is the most astonishing of the great man's later chart-toppers – coming 11 years after 'Congratulations' – because it isn't hung on festive schlock or Young Ones larks, and it's a good record. A truly solid pop song, with Sir Cliff emoting, falsetto and all, and a chunky synth foundation presaging any number of '80s FM hits. If it seems naff, it's only the fault of the cloak he can't shake off – and he wouldn't care anyway. You need the hide of a rhinoceros to plough bloodymindedly on, held up by a dwindling yet voracious fanbase. If the mask ever slips, the mums stick it firmly back on.
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2008 Top 20 Singles?
Halfway through the year, always looking for delaying tactics and ways to ramp up the tension for the year-end countdown, here's a minor indicator – the Top 20 Most Played 2008 Singles on my iPod thingy.
[1] Martha Wainwright, 'Bleeding All Over You'
[3] Laura Marling, 'Ghosts'
[4] Alphabeat, 'Fascination'
[5] Fleet Foxes, 'White Winter Hymnal'
[6] Coldplay, 'Violet Hill'
[7] The Ting Tings, 'That's Not My Name'
[8] Death Cab For Cutie, 'I Will Possess Your Heart'
[9] MGMT, 'Time To Pretend'
[10] Lykke Li, 'I'm Good, I'm Gone'
[11] Coldplay, 'Viva La Vida'
[12] Santogold, 'L.E.S. Artistes'
[13] Portishead, 'Machine Gun'
[14] Vampire Weekend, 'Oxford Comma'
[15] Laura Marling, 'Cross Your Fingers'/'Crawled Out Of The Sea'
[16] Hercules And Love Affair, 'Blind'
[17] The Shortwave Set, 'No Social'
[18] Goldfrapp, 'A&E'
[19] H 'two' O featuring Platnum, 'What's It Gonna Be'
[20] Foals, 'Red Socks Pugie'
Admit it. You're astonished.
May 28, 2008 The Daily Planet Leave a comment black and goldblondiechain reactiondaily planetdiana rossgirls aloudisobel campbell and mark lanegankatie whitemickeymtvmusicmy sharonano good advicerihannathat's not my namethe knackthe ting tingstoni basil
The Ting Tings, 'That's Not My Name'
As the 1969 Top 20 hobbles to a thrilling conclusion, we're hop-skip-jumping all the way to the present and a record that Junior went loopy for when it appeared on one of those new-fangled MTV channels last week. We're even a bit slow off the mark here, as it's been toppled from an unlikely chart summit by hit machine Rihanna, but it's still the breakthrough smash of the year – a grand departure from its achingly hip, limited 2007 run.
You've heard the comparisons – Blondie (yes, the cool-eyed Katie White is indeed blonde and, in a slightly darkened room, stunning), 'Mickey' (the star-jumping rhythm and lairy rap-song straight off Toni Basil's much mis-(or not)-construed 1982 chartbuster), The Knack's 'My Sharona' (that rhythm again, really, also massaged for Girls Aloud's 'No Good Advice') – but, like the best pop puffery, 'That's Not My Name' blends influences to form a monster that stomps, jerks, twitters and rocks in its own nation-enslaving way.
We're mad for it right now, pure victims of hype if you see things through those spectacles. Sometimes there's no hype without fire. As the record builds to its multi-layered, full-rocking coda, Junior's reaction is a spinning, leaping, head-shaking frug from dining room to living room – pop star in infancy.
And while we're sojourning in 2008, here are some of her other recent pop moments:
– "She's got hair like me" to Diana Ross gamely keeping it all together in the 'Chain Reaction' video
– "Black and gold, black and gold, black and gold – that's your favourite, Daddy" (not sure who's feeding her these lies)
– Sticking her hand in the washing machine for the nth time one day, she's told to leave it alone before defiantly reaching in again and pulling out the new Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan album
For Junior, music is everywhere.


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A number of asylum seekers at the Kolari reception center expressed happiness about plans by the Finnish Immigration Service to close Finland's northernmost center on November 31.
"This is good news and we are all very happy at the camp, the Iraqis, Afghans, Somalis and everyone," an asylum seeker told Migrant Tales by phone. "We heard the news today and are hopeful that some of us will be transferred from here before November."
While the closing of the reception center was welcome news, the asylum seeker said he was concerned about the hard line that the Finnish Immigration Service was taking on granting residence permits to asylum seekers.
"There are many negative decisions and this is something that concerns us," the person said.
According to some estimates, about 10,000 asylum seekers out of a total 32,500 that came last year will get residence permits.
The Finnish Immigration Service announced Monday that it will close an additional 23 asylum centers for adults and 21 for minors this year, according to Helsingin Sanomat.
Kolari is a village of 3,857 inhabitants north of the Arctic Circle and its reception center has been described by some of the asylum seekers as "a living hell."
The Kolari reception center made headlines earlier this month when over 120 asylum seekers at the camp carried out a peaceful demonstration against the deputy manager, who was sacked the following week.
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The Curious Case of Frances Benjamin Johnston
March 6, 2014 Will Hansen	2 Comments
The Library recently acquired a small album of photographs taken in Virginia's Tidewater region. It contains six cyanotypes depicting work at the freight docks of Newport News and other subjects. Of particular interest is a laid-in cyanotype which appears to be a portrait of Frances Benjamin Johnston, a pioneering female American photographer.
Johnston was a remarkable photographer. She took portraits of American presidents and the high society of the turn of the nineteenth century from her Washington, D.C. studio, but also participated in ambitious documentary projects, such as her architectural photographs of Southern states. For one of her best-known commissions, she traveled to Virginia to document the students of the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute in 1899-1900. Her photographs of this important education institution for African Americans and Native Americans are preserved in her collection at the Library of Congress.
Based on the probable identification of the woman in the photograph as Johnston and the photographs of the area around Hampton in the album, these photographs have been dated to the first decade of the 1900s. However, no information about the photographer is yet known. Were they a student or colleague of Johnston? Is it possible that the photographs (or some of the photographs) are by Johnston herself?
African American women aboard a steamboat, from the Tidewater album, ca. 1900.
The album is also accompanied by handwritten directions for making "Pyro Developer" and a "fixing bath for platinum prints," which may provide further evidence that the creator may have been a student or novice photographer. (The large initial "B" on the "Pyro Developer" formula bears some resemblance to Johnston's handwriting, but the handwriting of the rest of the formula does not appear to be similar to hers.)
If anyone has clues or guesses to contribute to the mystery of the photographer's identity, please share them in the comments section below!
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Anne E. Peterson says:
I wrote my thesis on Frances Benjamin Johnston and worked with her collection at the Library of Congress. It seems to be an interesting little album, but having seen hundreds of photographs of Johnson,I would say that is certainly not a portrait of her.
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DeGolyer Library, SMU
Ray Sapirstein says:
I've written a book manuscript on photography at Hampton at the turn of the century. Hampton had a faculty camera u with some very capable photographers who illustrated six of Paul Laurence Dunbar's books of poetry. I don't recognize the woman in the photo. I concur that it is not Johnston. Typically the photographers made cyanotype work prints of their negative and I've seen references to the club taking outings to Newport News. I'd love to see more of the photos, as I may be able to identify them. I was at Duke in 2007 and presented a paper on Hampton Camera Club at the library. There is a similar album of cyanotypes at the Chrysler Museum in Norfolk by Emily Herron, one of the members of the club, and there are many similar prints in the Hampton University Archives. The lead photographer, Leigh Richmond Miner, also has a private collection of platinum exhibition prints preserved by his heirs in Connecticut.
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Dreaming of freshly shucked oysters off the rocks, swimming with turtles, sipping fine wine and sampling fine cheeses overlooking the turquoise ocean and bay at sunset? What about camping next to a lighthouse under the stars, awake to a superb sunrise over the ocean? Get bored? Good rock climbing on granite cliffs awaits you. There's something for everyone!
There are several methods to see Cape Cleveland. You could go with your mates on a private vessel, via commercial ferry, can bushwalk out there.
To go to the lighthouse (which is private land), you will book a ferry with Ray Boundy who currently has the lease on the lighthouse out there. The barge costs $30 and camp site fee. The bonus is, hiking in you only need to carry a light day pack whilst enjoying a nice coastal walk.
Overnight gear can go over on the barge. This will need to be dropped off at the barge owners place. Therefore for the hike in and out you only need day pack, with food and water for the day (no water resupply during the hike in or out). There are rain water tanks at the cape camp site and water sterilisation tablets are recommended. Other basic facilities are also available at the cape (toilet, shower, BBQ).
You can either hike along the ocean coast from Sunset Beach near Cape Woora, or along Cleveland Bay starting from near Cocoa Creek. Both routes involve bush bashing all day cross country. If using Cleveland Bay route, timings are subject to tides.
This journey goes through beautiful scenery, along the beach and over the mountain ridge - which is similar to a scene in Lord of the Rings with rolling grassy hills and stone features protruding.
Park your car off to the right before you get to AIMS. Walk along Cape Cleveland Road until you get to AIMS. From here you will need to bushwalk around the left side of the private property following the fence line through head-high guinea grass - best done after a burnoff. Once you get to the ridgeline between the two bays, take a left into the next bay.
If you are keen and it's low tide, you could take a side route continuing straight out past the rocks to the ocean and follow the coast around to the beach and walk out to Cape Ferguson. The section between low and high tide is no man's land.
Follow the trees tagged with tape over to Paradise Bay. Now you have two options: Either climb up to the ridgeline and follow that out to the cape via Castle Rock or take the inland route going over the saddle into Long Beach.
The views of the valley walls are spectacular from Castle Rock and the ocean breeze on a hot day is very welcomed.
At the northern side of Long Beach is the remains of an old telegraph track. Follow the telegraph poles along past Red Rock Bay and along the old overgrown track out to the lighthouse. You can make out parts of the track that have been concreted.
Either park your car in amongst the mangroves or take your vehicle out along the 4WD track besides Launs Beach. Walk north, going around to White Rock Bay and then on to Long Beach. At the end of Long Beach is where the old telegraph track starts. Follow the telegraph track to the lighthouse.
First Aid Kit and PLB.
Maps, compass & or GPS for navigation.
Your personal overnight gear goes over on the Barge. You have to be self-sufficient. You have to include your personal tent and sleep gear, food, drinks (esky optional), swim / snorkel gear, spare clothes, tripod (optional).
I recommend going out on a long weekend so you can have a day of local exploring, visit the coastal cliffs for some rock climbing, swimming at Pebble Beach and oyster shucking on the Cape Cleveland Beach. The oysters on the rocks are natural; you just need to collect them so take a shucking knife.
You can also do a beach cleanup, removing all the washed up plastics.
Have an afternoon nap or swim. Walk around the cape - the old rail line at the cape was once used to unload fuel from ships for lighthouse. And apparently there are old WW2 gun emplacements out on the eastern cliffs.
Bring your camera along and take photos of the Townsville's waterfront, sunset and night sky.
There is a museum of the modern history of the property where you can enjoy historical displays of the past and present residents.
This excellent walk is best done over a long weekend. The route in is good, albeit overgrown with tall guinea grass. The track marked by the Townsville Bushwalking Club in 2014 is reasonably clear in the forested parts, but in the flat country just behind the dunes is overgrown and hard to follow. Despite that, it is roughly 1-2 hours from Cape Woora to Paradise Beach.
Hiking is fair dinkum bushwalking - cross country with no formed tracks until near the last hour near the cape, the old telegraph track. There are some low hills to traverse, open woodland, long grass, rocky ground and some sandy beaches. There is no shade along the routes so need good hat and sun protection (the reward is at the cape, an icy cold refreshing ale may await you - if you put it on the barge).
Save this walk for the cooler months, do not attempt this walk in summer.
Do not swim in the ocean in stinger season which generally runs from November through to May. Take plenty of drinking water.


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It's that time of year and it's on again, quite possibly the biggest challenge in Sim racing. 24 hours of "The Green Hell". The toughest track in the toughest sim.
Personally I have done the last three of these. I have experienced being last in class and being first in class as well as outright winner. Every one of them has been special. A truly amazing event.
The other various 6 and 12 hour events are just "warm ups".
I wholeheartedly recommend getting involved.
There are still some spots available, especially in the Touring class. Often teams might be needing a driver as plans firm up nearer the event.
So fellow sim racers just to report that this race was run and won over the weekend.
22 teams in GT3, about 10 in Touring class.
The GT3 Mod was the latest Apex Modding GT3 and the cars were sensational. We had 3 dry compounds and 1 rain tyre.
Rfactor 2 shone in this environment, we used the wet weather plugin and encountered 4-5 hours of rain. It was a challenge!
After losing 3.5 laps (30 mins) with technical issues we Hagemann Racing fought back from P21 and losing only 2 laps to P1 in the remaining 20 hours we ended P7.
The Wet weather tyre management and the transition from a wet and drying track and the tactical call to go to slicks made my morning 2 hour stint (from approx 7:45 am (8:45 in game) and one of the most enjoyable multiplayer stints I ever had.
The drying line was getting wider but it was 69% wetness off path and I had to pit at the end of that lap! Last year it was my team mate who had to do it, this year it was me. It worked.
Some new teams arrived and survived. One guy did the whole 24 hours solo save for 1 lap when he handed it over so he could stretch his legs.
If you like your endurance racing it's amazing. The highlight of my sim racing calendar. Please consider getting involved next November.
So a few words after the 24 Hours of the Nordschliefe.
My first words are to than @Markus Broch and his team including the talented and hard working @simon Christmann. It's a massive event and massive work, thank you.
Welcome to the new teams that raced, I hope to race against you many times in the future. The pace at the front was incredible. In a clean run we would have been pressed to be P4 or P5.
For every team and every time this race is a massive adventure and a massive journey. So it was for us at Hagemann Racing. Last year we won this event when everything went right including a good tactical call on tyres on a drying track.
We welcomed two new drivers to the team @Luciano Santos and @Gerhard Zeller. Both nice guys and good drivers. We created our rota for 5 drivers and Lars started.
It was clear from the opening hour that there were 3 teams with huge pace.
AI Bug:Lars tried to pit after 2 hours but there was a mis-communication and he ended up doing 3 hours. In VR I understand that's tough.
So after 3 hours at lap 21 we again tried to pit. This time AI took the car.
Simon Christmann wisely suggested that we leave the AI in the car but his pace was poor and he ignored us on the radio so after 1 lap we got him DQ'd and we started from the pit garage again with Lars. Lars drove a lap and we tried once more-AI took the car again!
One more lap (we figured we would give the AI a final chance to prove himself) and we DQ'd once more.
This time Lars just did a lap of the GP circuit. Same result, AI took the car.
@Greg Hall was kind enough to give us a fix for the bug and all drivers implemented the JSON file change.
It was 3hrs55 mins when @Lars Hagemann finally managed to hand over the car to @Bjoern Hagemann. We had dropped from P9 and 4m40 sec from the lead to P21 and +3 laps!
Bjoern cleared the Touring cars and handed to @Luciano Santos F in P16.
Luciano took us to P14 with a solid drive in the wet.
At 9hrs 15 min I took over and had a scrappy wet stint. Not my finest hour. The wet tyres tempted you on the out-lap but if you pushed that was the only good lap and then the rears were gone.
11:15 pm (23:15) I handed to Gerhard and went to bed.
At 7 am Luciano was running in P8. We had had a good overnight.
Next we had P7. Not sure if that was in mine or Lucianos stint?
I was so looking forwards to a dry stint in daylight and Luciano said the words "It's raining".
I took the car with wet tyres once more. I tried a different approach to managing the rear tyres and it worked, they stayed good for 7 laps. In this stint I built the gap to P8.
Lars took the car at 9:45 am and Bjoern took it home from 10:45am.
We had drama, fun, met new team mates.
Congrats to the winners Reborn Racers you took the big one.
GT Omega and Black Hawk great drives and to Team GPL. You guys were stunningly fast, well done.
and Michael Roellin you are unbelievable.
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Taming The Feast: Ben Ford's Field Guide to Adventurous Cooking
Ben Ford and Carolyn Carreno. Atria, $34.99 (274p) ISBN 978-1-4767-0639-9
Meat: Everything You Need to Know
Bowls of Plenty: Recipes for Healthy and Delicious Whole-Grain Meals
Bar Chef: Handcrafted Cocktails
Casual Cooking from Foster's Market
Mozza at Home: More Than 150 Crowd-Pleasing Recipes for Relaxed, Family-Style Entertaining
Those with an appreciation for large get-togethers will have a field day with Ben Ford's guide to toothsome feasts in this impressive and occasionally daunting collection of epic dinners centered around a main (often meaty) dish that range from the expected (a whole roasted pig that'll feed 70–80) to the inspired, such as an epic Wood-Fired Paella served with an assortment of shellfish, chorizo, pork confit, and rabbit meatballs. Many of the chef's meals (Ford is the owner and executive chef of Ford's Filling Station in Culver City, Calif.), such as sturgeon grilled on a cedar plank, a fish fry, or grilled burgers and brats, start out simply enough, but are blown up to block-party proportions in this inspired presentation. His fish fry, for example, calls for a cast-iron cauldron capable of containing 10 gallons of oil, and a clambake requires a fire permit in addition to a 59-gallon oak barrel (instructions for building your own are provided). But once readers have sourced the required materials, they're off to the races, as Ford's practical step-by-step instructions and timelines are clear and to the point. Even if readers never attempt a meal at Ford's level, they'll likely find that a couple of his dishes, like his Cheddar Cheese Loaf with Artisanal Ham or simple Charred Leeks, deserve a turn. Agent: Janis Donnoud, Jans A. Donnaud & Assoc. (May)


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