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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, King of Thrones
The Danish actor opens up about what is next after the epic series' conclusion
Game of Thrones. The epic saga chronicling the struggle between the Lannister and Stark clans is–as most would describe it–nothing short of epic–perhaps one of the best series to ever air on TV. The complex story brought us a bevy of unforgettable characters throughout its unparalleled run as the interpretation of Georges R. R. Martin's fertile imagination.
One of the series' leading characters is Jaime Lannister, the Kingslayer, portrayed by our cover star, the Emmy-nominated Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. We sat down with him shortly before the unveiling of the series' last and final season on HBO and before heading back to his native Denmark, where Coster-Waldau resides with his wife – Greenlandic actress and singer Nukâka – and their two teenage daughters. The veteran actor, producer, screenwriter, and activist, with more than 25 years in the business, is no stranger to hard work. Since the early 90s, he has performed on both sides of the pond in a variety of genres. While American audiences know him primarily from his role on HBO's mega-hit, he is equally adept on the big screen, as well as the theater stage.
On a cool day in downtown Los Angeles, the handsome and rather mysterious leading man showed up as casually as a star can possibly get, without an entourage, with a simple backpack and a humble request for a cup of coffee. After a few introductions, he quickly made his way toward the clothing rack, where he perused what he would get to play "dress up" (his words) with. (He would forgo his usual jeans and t-shirt for a more sartorial look for this shoot.) So, for a couple of hours under the keen eye of top photographer John Russo, the Danish actor let his guard down for a smoldering pictorial, before sitting down for a thoughtful interview.
Your long and very successful run in one of the most talked-about television series of this or any other era is about to end. Any trepidations? No, no. [wistfully] Obviously, it's a big show. The beauty of this series is that we shot it every year for about four to five months, which allowed me to take part in a multitude of other projects, both here and in Europe. I am going to miss the people, but I am very proud of having been a part of it and of how the show's creators stuck to their guns and ended it exactly the way they had said it would. I am sure that there were a lot of big trucks filled with money backing up in their front yards, but they said, "No, this is the story we want to tell, and it's going to end like this." When I read the script of the last season, I was extremely impressed and happy to have been a part of it all.
Could a show like Game of Thrones have been made anywhere other than on HBO? Today? Sure… Ten years ago? No chance. The landscape of television has changed tremendously in the last decade. The way we watch has been wholly transformed with streaming services like Netflix—which is the current giant—but also with Hulu, Amazon, and now Apple's recent introduction into the game.
As an artist in this new landscape that you just described, does it allow you more freedom or rather mount the pressure to choose the right path leading to an audience? It depends on what kind of person you are: a glass-half-full or half-empty kind of chap. There is so much content out there, which could arguably cause great shows to get lost in the abundance of what is being produced. Of course, it helps to have a great show, but you also need a strike of luck to break through. There were approximately 500 series created last year; it's a lot of new shows. This ultimately opens doors for aspiring filmmakers to tell great stories that are unique and interesting. One of the best things about streaming services is that they are not afraid to take risks. I just saw a show directed by Ben Stiller, called Escape to Dannemora. It's a fantastic show; it is very dark and … well, it could never have been done on a typical broadcasting network. So looking back on the opportunities I have been given, I tend to be on the glass-half-full team.
You had a long career in Europe before breaking through in the States (Coster-Waldau starred in Black Hawk Down, his introduction to the US audience) and were classically trained in Denmark (he studied at the prestigious Danish National School of Theatre). How has your training impacted your approach to your craft? Alternatively, is it an instinctual process? I think that it is a mix. I love theater, and while I haven't done any in a few years, I yearn to go back as soon as possible, because, from an actor's perspective, it is the purest way to do what we do. One thing you do miss when acting in a film is the audience. When I think of theater, I imagine how excruciating it is to sit through bad performances, whereas the feeling is pure elation when watching a great play, because it happens right in front of your eyes. The immediate feedback from the audience is quite irreplaceable, be it for actors performing a fantastic piece on stage or singers giving an amazing concert. One of the reasons I wanted to be an actor is the ability to explore human behavior, which I found to be fascinating. I still do to this day. The process of understanding why we act the way we do never cease to amaze me. The reason why brilliant people end up doing really awful or just plain dumb things is one of the many curious aspects of this quest. All I know is that, when I see good work, whether in films, television, or stage, it always informs me and will hopefully make me think about my own life. We are all in this thing together and whether we want to admit it or not, we all influence each other a lot more than we think.
You've worked a lot in Europe and now have been a constant presence in the US. What is that transition like? Is there a switch that happens? There used to be one. However, I honestly don't find a big difference between the audiences. People are people. Of course, there are cultural differences between Europeans and Americans, but we basically want the same thing; we want to love and be loved. You want to be able to support your family while doing something that brings you joy and pleasure. Alternatively, maybe you want to make enough money to allow yourself the luxury of doing things besides work that can still bring that spark into your life. I love doing films because you end up creating small communities that come together and do something for a unique period in their lives. That feeling is the same in the States and in Europe. I think that the most significant difference is the size of the audience. A studio movie is big enough to possibly lose a bit of that, but I also work in a number of independent films that bring about the same feeling.
Some people call you a "serious" activist (I am not sure that there is such a thing as a frivolous activist). Among other endeavors, you are a United Nations Development Programme Ambassador. What motivates you to get involved? I think that it interests me, of course. The UNDP has established 17 goals, of which I have chosen two: Gender Equality and Planet Action. I have two teenage daughters, and I want them to have the same opportunities that men do. The scale of global inequality is mind-boggling. The challenges we face are significant enough that they call upon everyone's participation in the solution. With regard to climate action, global warming is a real problem that affects all of us. People may want to discuss whether or not it is human-made, but that doesn't matter. The fact that it is happening is why we need to take action. We certainly don't want to make it worse, which we are, and it has reached an alarming level. Last year, carbon emission rose in the US, which is one of the two largest emitters of CO2. We need to find a way to stop this, which is why I felt compelled to accept the UNDP's request to become an ambassador. I am fortunate to have a platform that allows me to shine a light on topics we need to discuss. Keep in mind that my job is to turn the spotlight on the experts, the people who have spent a lifetime studying and researching with little recognition. My role is to draw attention to their work so that their voices are heard when suggesting solutions to those problems. Some fantastic scientists are working all over the world, so let's listen to them and give them the opportunity to provide us with a blueprint to solutions. The bottom line is that we can solve these problems; all it takes is the will to put pressure on the politicians to achieve that goal.
What do you say to people who believe that actors should stay in their lane and stick to acting? I am an actor, but I am also a citizen! [forcefully] I am no different from an electrician or a plumber; I still have a voice. My point is that I am not well-versed in the science involved in this process, but I can surely raise my voice to grant the experts a chance at conveying their message. Don't listen to me because I am an actor. But if my presence were to encourage people who wouldn't ordinarily show up to do so, then there must be a reason for them to listen to the scientist who has studied the ice cap in Greenland; he has seen and understood the cause and effect. We should listen because the repercussions will be otherwise catastrophic. Sick people follow their doctor's advice because professionals are knowledgeable in their fields of specialty. Conversely, when it comes to climate change, there are many financial interests that obstruct common sense. I think that, while it is great to make money, it would be equally great to have a planet on which we can enjoy this wonderful life.
Talk to me about Lion's Share. It is such a simple idea. It started with an ad agency in Australia joining forces with the UNDP. The concept stems from the fact that we all love animals and like to be associated with their characteristics. We always use this idea to sell products. Think about it! 25% of all ads feature animals. We portray the strength of a lion or the elegance of a horse; if you start focusing on the ads, you cannot miss it. And while humans get paid for their work, animals don't. That's why we want to pay 0.5% of the ad spend to support both conservation and preservation. It is a private fund, which eliminates any risk of exposure to government corruption and in turn guarantees the money going directly to the cause. The extinction rate is growing annually. We are very good at making space for ourselves, sometimes at the expense of everything else.
Leeds United? You mean the mighty Leeds United! [disclosure: the interviewer is a Tottenham Hotspur FC fan] The glorious, mighty Leeds United. Ahh…yes! By the way, your manager admires ours quite a bit! We are of course on top of our league—well, at least this year. We have had a long history of terrible teams, so that is rather poetic this year! I became a fan when I was 19 years old; I went with a friend to a game and fell in love with the atmosphere. To be fair, it has been s— ever since—except for this year of course. Our manager is a genius!
What is your personal style? My style is comfortable! That is how I would describe it. This last outfit (referring to a beautiful green ISAIA suede jacket) is the closest to something I would wear at home. It's much more fun to go to a shoot like today and get dressed up, or when I go to a premiere or event. For everyday wear though, just give me a pair of jeans.
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Anti-Trump Desperation Heralds Demise of Mainstream Media
If you've turned on a television in the last couple of days, you've heard the story. Every news outlet in the country has covered the disturbing incident from every conceivable angle. Presidential candidates and celebrities have weighed in, and Americans all over the country have characterized the story as a distressing look at how the media's irresponsible portrayal of the Donald Trump campaign is causing his detractors to resort to violence.
On March 8, a Georgia Trump supporter named David Grant was peacefully sitting outside his home in Dalton when trouble came calling. According to Grant, a trio of Hispanic young men walked up to his yard and took exception to the Trump sign in his grass. "Three Hispanic males grabbed it up, wadded it up, threw it down the road," Grant said in an interview with The Washington Post.
Grant told the men to put the sign back up, leading to a confrontation that quickly took a turn for the worse.
"He pulls his gun out of his waistband and started it pointing at me," Grant said. "I said, 'If you got the balls to pull your gun, shoot it!'"
Thanks to a brave neighbor, the situation was defused before violence could ensue. The Hispanics fled the scene, but they were subsequently arrested and charged with Georgia's Criminal Street Gang Act violations and many other charges.
In the wake of the incident, many anti-Trump websites have been forced to do some soul-searching. The editor of Salon.com released a statement vowing to tone down the site's liberal rhetoric, fearing that eight months of calling Trump a racist xenophobe might be leading to unintended consequences. The Huffington Post and the New York Daily News released similar statements.
As you have probably guessed, none of that happened. The Georgia story has, in fact, been virtually ignored by the media.
They're too busy covering what happened at a Trump rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina on Wednesday, where a 78-year-old attendee punched a protester as cops were leading him out of the arena. As the aforementioned Daily News put it:
The sickening caught-on-camera attack — yet another example of protesters and media members being manhandled at Trump rallies — went down as cops were ejecting 26-year-old Rakeem Jones from the event full of rabid loyalists to the blowhard billionaire.
"Count me among those who are truly distraught and even appalled by a lot of what I see going on, what I hear being said," Hillary Clinton said of the incident. "You know, you don't make America great by, you know, dumping on everything that made America great, like freedom of speech and assembly and, you know, the right of people to protest. As the campaign goes further, more and more Americans are going to be really disturbed by the kind of campaign he's running."
Oh, they certainly will, especially if they get their information from the liberal media, which has gone to great lengths to make a connection between one man's independent, violent idiocy and the Trump campaign. This is the same media, by the way, that has said it is bigoted to blame Islam for Islamic terrorism. Racist to hold the Black Lives Matter movement responsible for a "handful" of violent agitators. Oh, but if some psycho shoots up an abortion clinic, it's the fault of the entire Republican Party.
Trump, a master of keeping his name in the news, gives his detractors plenty of material to work with. But his critics, increasingly frustrated with the impotence of their attacks, have overblown the "threat" he represents to such an extraordinary degree that it's beginning to sound silly. Plenty of Americans dislike Trump for plenty of reasons, but who honestly believes he's comparable to Hitler? Their arguments would have a bit more resonance if they were rooted in some kind of reality.
By all means, though, keep doing your thing, elites. The expiration date on your relevance grows nearer every day.
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 22 травня - Хідеакі Анно, аніматор, режисер, художник, сценарист, актор ( Neon Genesis Evangelion ).
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Deadly Proof
Series: A Victorian San Francisco Mystery (Book 4)
It's the summer of 1880, and once again the lovely and inquisitive businesswoman, Annie Fuller, is helping San Francisco lawyer and fiancé, Nate Dawson, with a troublesome case. Nate's client, a female typesetter accused of murdering her boss, refuses to help in her own defense. Complicating matters, Nate's sister Laura insists on getting involved in the potentially dangerous investigation, while Laura's friend Seth Timmons, troubled Civil War veteran, finds himself a witness for the prosecution.
Will Nate be able to win his first big case? Will Laura and Seth find some way of remaining friends? And finally, will Annie and Nate's upcoming nuptials be derailed by their attempts to track down a killer?
Deadly Proof was a first place winner in the 2017 Chanticleer Mystery and Mayhem Awards
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"Though the dynamics between characters is interesting, the real value of the novel lies within its portrayal of the struggle for women in the late nineteenth century. Set in the 1880s, the events of the novel aren't far removed from the Civil War that ravaged the country, and while that war was fought for the equality of all men, subjugation of women would continue for another fifty years. And though the plot makes use of actual suffragette Emily Pitts Stevens, the novel covers much more than women's suffrage. It explores all aspects of prejudice against women, including the rights of female workers and business owners as well as a woman's place in the marriage relationship. From Annie's financial independence to Laura's dream to become a lawyer, the women fight for a place in a literal man's world."
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ChapterOne
Friday, early evening, July 2, 1880
"Kearny, Montgomery, and Market street are already assuming a gala appearance and further elaborate private decorations are in progress." San Francisco Chronicle, July 3, 1880
"Time to head out, Dunk. Mr. Rashers will have our hides if we're not back by seven-thirty, sharp." Seth Timmons sorted through his coins and threw down two quarters, which included a generous tip for the amiable waitress.
Dunk mopped up the last of his gravy with the end of his roll and stuffed it into his mouth. "Don't you want to take that with you?" the young apprentice mumbled, pointing to the two chunks of potato and a strip of beefsteak left on Seth's plate.
Seth told him no and pushed himself away from the table as Dunk took out an ink-stained handkerchief and rolled up the left-overs, sticking the soggy bundle back into his jacket pocket. The boy was only fourteen, but he already neared six feet and looked to have a few more inches to go if his prodigious appetite was any indication. Seth remembered what it was like to be that young and feel on the brink of starvation all the time. He also remembered what it was like to really starve.
Slamming the door on the dark thoughts of the war and Andersonville prison, he said gruffly, "You think that'll tide you over till quitting time?"
Dunk grinned. "Well, I guess I forgot to mention that Ma packed me supper. But since you were so nice as to treat me to a meal, I'll split that with you later if you get a little peckish."
Seth chuckled, put on his stetson, and turned to wend his way through the crowded restaurant. The menu at Hank's Restaurant was limited, but the coffee was excellent, and for five cents you could get all the refills you wanted. He started coming here in March when he began working at Rashers Printing Company. Like many San Francisco teachers, he'd been forced to find a second job when the school board began to delay issuing pay warrants for the spring term. When school ended at three, he would go to the Mechanics Library on Post Street and grade homework. Then he'd stop off at Hank's for a bite and coffee before starting his shift at Rashers at seven-thirty. He'd get home at one in the morning from his job as night pressman, sleep four hours, then get up in time to do any last minute preparation for his job teaching forty-five energetic fourth graders.
Life was a little easier now that the school term was over and he was working full time at Rashers. Not that he had much time for anything else––or anyone else––for that matter. But he still appreciated the pick-me-up that three cups of Hank's coffee gave him during his dinner break, which was about half-way through his twelve-hour shift. The steam-powered Babcock printing press he and Dunk operated had gears that were happy to crunch a misplaced finger if you nodded off.
At the door of the restaurant, Seth stopped and took out his tobacco pouch, watching the throngs of people push past. Clay Street was unusually crowded, even for a summer evening. This block, between Kearney and Montgomery, was where San Francisco's Fourth of July procession would make its turn to go back down south to Market Street. All day people had been checking out the decorations going up along the parade route. The city as a whole seemed to have gone mad for bunting. Flags, banners, and red, white, and blue triangles stuck out from every house window, draped across every shop front, and hung between lamp poles.
Seth didn't really understand all the fuss and thought a lot of the decorations seemed pretty tawdry. He supposed it was good for business. What he minded most was the pop, pop, pop of firecrackers that ricocheted off the buildings at unexpected intervals. Fifteen years had passed since the war ended, and he still reacted like a gun-shy horse to the sound.
Shrugging, Seth tapped out half the usual amount of tobacco before licking the end of the paper and deftly rolling a cigarette. They only had to go up two blocks to get back to work, and he hated waste. He stepped aside to let Dunk pass and then lit the cigarette and let the lad lead the way east on Clay. Dunk wasn't quite as tall as Seth yet, but he was twice as wide, with the beefy shoulders of a farm boy, and he plowed a nice furrow through the crowded sidewalk.
The nightly fog was already snuffing out what residual light was left from the setting sun. Nevertheless, when they crossed Montgomery Street, Seth could still make out the huge white letters spelling out "Rashers and Company, Printers" on the story-high billboard affixed to the corner of the Niantic Building. This modern brick edifice was rumored to have been constructed over the buried hull of a ship that ran aground in the San Francisco Bay in forty-nine and was promptly abandoned by gold-seekers.
Light gleamed from the arched windows of the Niantic's fourth floor where a box factory was still in full operation. On the second floor, which Rashers shared with a book bindery and a shoe factory, only Rashers' windows showed any light. The third floor, which housed the steam generators and gas plant for the building, was bleeding light from the edges of pulled-down shades. The first-floor commercial shops, each with their own Independence Day trimmings, were closing up for the night, but there were still a good number of shoppers, messengers, and deliverymen darting in and out, and the one restaurant was in full swing.
They crossed Sansome Street and continued to the building's Clay Street entrance. The night porter was having his usual dispute with a cabbie over whether or not his hansom could stand in front of the delivery entrance while waiting for a fare. Seth tipped his hat and said, "Good evening, Crockett," and followed Dunk into the building and up the dark set of stairs next to the freight elevator.
Once on the stairs, he could hear the omnipresent rattle and hiss of the steam engines that made this building feel like a living entity, day or night. From below, a sudden burst of high-pitched voices and the pounding of multiple feet caused Seth to move quickly up against the wall.
A stream of young women returning to the cigar box factory from their dinner break pushed past. One of the girls said, "Going to be late, you two," and playfully snatched Dunk's cap as she went by.
Dunk was staring up at the retreating skirts, sputtering, when the cap came sailing back down. Seth caught it and clapped it back on the boy's head, saying, "You heard her, get a move on."
The service entrance to Rashers consisted of a set of double doors that made it easy to wheel in supplies and wheel out the stacks of unbound books and magazines that made up a significant part of Rashers' business. Entering, Seth looked clear across the large cluttered room to Joshua Rashers' office. Its door was only partly closed, letting out a narrow triangle of light. The rest of the room appeared empty; the gas lights turned down everywhere except along the wall to his right where the big Babcock press sat silently waiting for them.
Seth flung his stetson on the hook near the door and turned to Dunk. "Looks like Mrs. Sullivan isn't here yet, Dunk. Rashers said she would be setting up a last minute order that we will need to get out tonight. I will go check to see if he still needs us to do that before we get going on the Demokrat."
The California Demokratwas the main German language newspaper in San Francisco and the primary reason Seth had gotten this job. He hadn't set much type since he was Dunk's age and working at his uncle's newspaper back in Pennsylvania, right before he enlisted. After the war, in between cattle ranching jobs, he'd gotten some training with different-sized presses as he worked his way west. What he didn't have was a union card or references. When he started looking around for work to supplement his wages from teaching, he hadn't much luck until he'd seen Rashers' ad in the Chronicle.
Joshua Rashers wanted to land the Demokrataccount, with its nearly five thousand daily subscribers and ten thousand Sunday subscribers. That meant he needed someone who could read German well enough to proof the copy. Seth's German ancestors had migrated to Pennsylvania nearly a century earlier, but his grandmother still spoke the language and taught him to read German as a boy.
When he started working towards his teaching credential, first at Kansas and then San Jose Normal School, the German came back quickly and was right helpful in his philosophy classes. He figured if he could read Kant and Hegel in the original, he could proof a German newspaper. Joshua Rashers thought so as well and was delighted he'd also found someone who could work with both the small Gordon jobbers and the big Babcock press.
"Go on and get out the paper and load it up top. When I get back, you can go upstairs and have them start the engine for the Babcock," said Seth as he walked through the crowded room towards Rashers' office. As he got close, he was surprised to hear what sounded like a woman's soft cries.
Damn the man, does he have to conduct his dalliances in the office? Seth started to walk away.
The office door slammed against the wall behind him, and he spun back around.
There stood Rashers' chief compositor, Florence Sullivan, her usual neat appearance marred by the red liquid that dripped down her up-turned hands and lay smeared across her pale cheeks.
"Mrs. Sullivan, ma'am, what has happened? Are you injured?" Seth started to move towards her.
She shook her head, whispering, "I couldn't help…there was so much blood." Then she wailed, "Oh, whatever will become of us? Joshua's dead," before closing her eyes and crumpling to the floor in a dead faint.


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Q: MS-DOS copy command Hello this is something that has been on my mind for quite some time. How can you copy just say the first 5 files out of ten with one command. For example:
file1.txt
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how can I copy file1.txt through file5.txt only into
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A: How can you copy just say the first 5 files out of ten with one command

How can I copy file1.txt through file5.txt only into
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Solution 1 - From a cmd shell:
for /l %i in (1,1,5) do copy file%i.txt c:\users\person\desktop\folder\

Solution 2 - From a batch file:
@echo off
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for /l %%i in (1,1,5) do (
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*An A-Z Index of the Windows CMD command line - An excellent reference for all things Windows cmd line related.

*copy - Copy one or more files to another location.

*for /l - Conditionally perform a command for a range of numbers.

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One of my favorite places to find quick style and decor inspiration is Instagram, so I was thrilled to discover that now I can quickly discover where to shop for the clothes, decor and any other items that catch my attention. And as a way to respond questions quickly on TSLL Instaposts, whenever TSLL posts outfit images or decor, you can now quickly discover where to buy as well.
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With the increase in environmental problems, there is a need for an expert. The world wants someone who can take care of flora. The world is in need of someone who can take care of the world. This really increases the scope in this field. The increasing scope in this field makes it worth trying.
This field brings you amid medicine, building materials, and aesthetic environments. The one who loves to study about them loves this subject. Students never get bored. They are given a chance to utilize plants in a sustainable manner. They have to work for the benefit of the people and the environment. They have to find solutions for various environmental problems.
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A highlight of the Christmas holidays was taking my children to the cinema to watch the film, 'Ferdinand', which told the tale of a giant bull with a very big heart and the underlying message to be yourself regardless of how others may judge you.
I enjoyed the film immensely but gave no more thought about it until I discovered the film had been based on a story, Ferdinand by Munro Leaf, written 82 years ago in 1936. It was an opportunity too good to be missed to not share this with the children in an assembly, and so with a few clicks I ordered the book and read it to the children this morning.
Many of them had seen the film and were as surprised as I was to find out how old the original story was. We thought about how the message the story gives is still so important nearly a century later and how we can learn some lessons from it. I also took along three of our values characters, Lion Law, Respect Rhino and Liberty Leopard, to help us think about how everyone has the right to be who they want to be, to do what they want to do and enjoy whatever they wish to enjoy as long as they keep the laws/Golden Rules and that everyone else should be able to respect the choices others make. We also thought about how we hope everyone feels as brave as Ferdinand to be able to make their own choices without fear that others might mock them.
This thing called life and 'growing up' is never an easy journey but hopefully by giving children these messages from such a young age we can plant the seeds of these ideas in the hope they will grow with them and blossom fruitfully.


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'use strict';

/**
 * @name lenninlasd@gmail.com
 */
 angular.module('marcado')
 .controller('MarcadoCtrl', ['$scope', '$http', 'CdeList', '$location', function ($scope, $http, CdeList, $location) {

	$scope.dataLocal = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('admin'));
	if ($scope.dataLocal !== null) {
		$location.path('/registro/' + $scope.dataLocal.Tiendas_Cod_Pos); return;
	}

	var dataLocal;
	$scope.datas = CdeList.query();
	$scope.formulario = {};
	console.log($scope.datas);
	$scope.resetForms = function(){
		//console.log('asdflennin');
		$scope.alert = {};
		$scope.formulario.user = "";
		$scope.formulario.pass = "";
		$scope.keyModel = {};
		$scope.keyShow = 0;
		dataLocal = {};
	};

	$scope.resetForms();

	$scope.getDataloginRegistro = function(){
		var data = {};
		dataLocal.cod_pos = $scope.formulario.Tienda;
		dataLocal.email = data.email;
	};

	// Metodo que se ejecuta para el login
	$scope.setLoginForm = function(){
		console.log($scope.formulario);

		if (_.isUndefined($scope.formulario.Tienda)) {
			$scope.alert.cde = 1;
			return;
		}
		$scope.alert.cde = 0;
		$scope.alert.datosMal = 0;
		$scope.alert.firsPass = 0;

		//console.log($scope.formulario);

		if ($scope.formulario.pass == 'Tigo2015') {
			$scope.alert.firsPass = 1;
			return;
		}

		$http.post(location.origin + '/login/checkUser/rac', $scope.formulario).
		  success(function(data, status, headers, config) {

			// Clona los datos del asesor
			var infoRac = _.clone(data);
			console.log(infoRac);

			if (_.size(data) === 0) {

				$http.post(location.origin + '/login/checkUser/admin', $scope.formulario).
					success(function(dataAdmin, status, headers, config) {
						if (_.size(dataAdmin) === 0){

							$http.post(location.origin + '/login/checkUser/coor', $scope.formulario).
							success(function(dataCoor, status, headers, config) {

								if (_.size(dataCoor) === 0){
									$scope.alert.datosMal = 1;
								}else{
									dataCoor.rol = 'coor';
									localStorage.setItem('admin', JSON.stringify(dataCoor));
									var urlPath = '/registro/' + dataCoor.Tiendas_Cod_Pos;
									$location.path(urlPath); return;
								}
							});

						}else{
							dataAdmin.rol = 'admin';
							localStorage.setItem('admin', JSON.stringify(dataAdmin));
							var urlPath = '/registro/' + dataAdmin.Tiendas_Cod_Pos;
							$location.path(urlPath); return;
						}
					});
			}else{
				console.log(data.cod_pos);

				if (data.cod_pos !== $scope.formulario.Tienda) {
					var confirmar = confirm("Te estas registrando en un CDE diferente." +
											"\n Se registrará como apoyo." +
											"\n Presiona cancelar para cambiar de CDE.");
					if (!confirmar) {return}
					dataLocal.cod_pos_prestamo = data.cod_pos;
					dataLocal.cde_prestamo = _.findWhere($scope.datas, {Cod_Pos: data.cod_pos}).Tienda;

				};

				dataLocal.cod_pos = $scope.formulario.Tienda;
				dataLocal.cedula = data.cedula;
				dataLocal.email = data.email;
				dataLocal.rol = "asesor";
				dataLocal.in_out = $scope.formulario.inout;

				dataLocal.key = data.clave.slice(0, 8);

				$http.get(location.origin + '/admin/registro?codpos=' + dataLocal.cod_pos + '&cedula=' + dataLocal.cedula + '&maxregistro=1')
				.success(function(data, status, headers, config){

					var estado = dataLocal.in_out == 'in' ? 'Entrada' : 'Salida';
					var estadoOp = estado == 'Entrada' ? 'Salida' : 'Entrada'; // El estado invertido

					if (_.size(data) > 0 ){
						console.log(data[0].in_out); //// si son igulaes lanzar un alert
						if (data[0].in_out == dataLocal.in_out) {
							console.log("Ya te has registrado en el estado de '" + estado + "' por consistencia de la información debes seleccionar el estado de '" + estadoOp + "'");
							alert("Ya te has registrado en el estado de '" + estado + "' por consistencia de la información debes seleccionar el estado de '" + estadoOp + "'");
							return;
						}else{

							$scope.keyShow = 1;

							localStorage.setItem(infoRac.email, JSON.stringify(dataLocal));
							console.log(dataLocal);
							var url = "http://10.65.136.19:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?to=" + infoRac.celular + "&username=foo&password=bar&text=" + dataLocal.key + "&from=log" + dataLocal.in_out;
							$http.get(url);
						}

					}else{

						// Si el la primera entrada del rac, tiene que ser 'IN' y no 'Out'
						if ($scope.formulario.inout == 'out') {
							alert("El primer registro del dia debe ser de 'Entrada'");
							return;
						};

						$scope.keyShow = 1;

						localStorage.setItem(infoRac.email, JSON.stringify(dataLocal));
						console.log(dataLocal);
						var url = "http://10.65.136.19:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?to=" + infoRac.celular + "&username=foo&password=bar&text=" + dataLocal.key + "&from=log" + dataLocal.in_out;
						$http.get(url);

					}

				})
				.error(function(data, status, headers, config) {});

			}
		  }).
		  error(function(data, status, headers, config) {});
	}

	$scope.setLoginKey = function(){
		var dataKey = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem(dataLocal.email));
		$scope.alert.key = 0;

		if (dataKey !== null && _.size(dataLocal) > 0 ){

			if ($scope.keyModel.key === dataKey.key) {
				$http.post(location.origin + '/login/setRegistro', dataLocal).
					success(function(data, status, headers, config) {

						localStorage.removeItem(dataLocal.email);
						$scope.resetForms();

						$("#ingresoCorrecto").fadeIn("slow");
						$("#ingresoCorrecto").fadeOut(1500); // Sorry :(
					}).
					error(function(data, status, headers, config) {});
			}else{
				console.log("Clave incorrecta");
				$scope.alert.key = 1;
			}

		}else{
			console.log("no señor");
		}
	};

 }])

 .controller('crudRacCtrl', ['$scope', '$http', 'Rac', '$routeParams', '$location', function($scope, $http, Rac, $routeParams, $location){
	$scope.datosForm = {};

	$scope.codpos = $routeParams.codpos;
	//$scope.id = $routeParams.id;
	$scope.datas = Rac.query({codpos: $scope.codpos});
	//$scope.datas = Rac.query({codpos: $scope.codpos, userid: $scope.id});
	console.log($scope.datas);
	//function init(){
	$scope.dataLocal = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('admin'));
	if ($scope.dataLocal == null) {
		$location.path('/'); return;
	}
	//}

	function slowAlert() {
		$('#modal-rac').modal('hide');
	}

	$scope.editForm = function(userid){
		Rac.query({codpos: $scope.codpos, userid: userid}, function(data){
			$scope.datosForm = data[0];
		});
	};

	$scope.clearForm = function(){
		$scope.datosForm = {};
	};

	$scope.agregarUsuario = function(){
		console.log($scope.datosForm.id);

		if ($scope.datosForm.id) {
			console.log("hola");
			updateUsuario();
		}else{
			$scope.datosForm.cod_pos = $scope.codpos;

			$http.post(location.origin + '/admin/rac', $scope.datosForm).
			  success(function(data, status, headers, config) {
				if (_.size(data) > 0) {
					$scope.datosForm = {};
					slowAlert();
					location.reload();
				};
			  }).
			  error(function(data, status, headers, config) {});
		}
	};

	function updateUsuario(){
		var datosForm = _.clone($scope.datosForm);
		delete datosForm.log; delete datosForm.pass;
		$http.put(location.origin + '/admin/rac', datosForm).
		  // eliminar log de los datos y otros mas
		  success(function(data, status, headers, config) {
			if (_.size(data) > 0) {
				$scope.datosForm = {};
				slowAlert();
				location.reload();
			};
		  }).
		  error(function(data, status, headers, config) {});
	}

	$scope.deleteUser = function(){
		//console.log($scope.datosForm);
		if ($scope.datosForm.id) {
			$http.delete(location.origin + '/admin/rac/' + $scope.datosForm.id).
			  success(function(data, status, headers, config) {
				if (_.size(data) > 0) {
					$scope.datosForm = {};
					slowAlert();
					location.reload();
				};
			  }).
			  error(function(data, status, headers, config) {});
		}
	};

	$scope.cerrarSesion = function(){
		localStorage.clear();
		$location.path('/'); return;
	};

 }])
 .controller('registroCtrl', ['$scope', '$http', 'Registro', '$routeParams', '$location',
								function($scope, $http, Registro, $routeParams, $location){

	$scope.cerrarSesionAsesoresBtn = 1;
	$scope.alert = {insertadoAutomatico : 0};

	$scope.dataLocal = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('admin'));
	if ($scope.dataLocal == null) {
		$location.path('/'); return;
	}

	$scope.codpos = $routeParams.codpos;

	//$scope.registro = {};

	$scope.getRegistro = function(){
		var fecha = moment($scope.fecha).format('YYYY-MM-DD');

		Registro.query({codpos: $scope.codpos, date: fecha}, function(data){
			$scope.datosRegistro = data;

			if (_.size(data) && moment().format('YYYY-MM-DD') == fecha) {
				$scope.cerrarSesionAsesoresBtn = 0;
			}else{
				$scope.cerrarSesionAsesoresBtn = 1;
			}
			//console.log(data);
		});
	};

	$scope.cerrarSesionAsesores = function(){
		var confirmar = confirm("Se cerrará la cesión  de los asesores que la tienen abierta.");
		var success = 0;

		if (confirmar) {
			$http.get(location.origin + '/admin/getOpenRac?codpos=' + $scope.codpos).
				success(function(data, status, headers, config) {

					var dataSize = _.size(data);

					if (dataSize == 0) {return;}

					for (var i = 0; i < dataSize; i++) {
						var registro = {};
						registro.cedula = data[i].cedula;
						registro.cod_pos = data[i].Cod_Pos;
						registro.email = data[i].email;
						registro.key = $scope.dataLocal.Identificacion;
						registro.in_out = 'out';

						//console.log(data[i]);
						//console.log(registro);

						$http.post(location.origin + '/admin/registro', registro).
							success(function(data, status, headers, config) {
								console.log(data);

								if (data.affectedRows == 1) {
									success = success + 1;
									if (success == dataSize) {
										$scope.getRegistro();
										$("#ingresoCorrecto").fadeIn("slow");
										$("#ingresoCorrecto").fadeOut(3000);
									};
								};
							});
					};
				}).
				error(function(data, status, headers, config) {});
		}

	};

	$scope.cerrarSesion = function(){
		localStorage.clear();
		$location.path('/'); return;
	};

 }])

.directive('formCrud', function(){
	return{
		restrict: 'E',
		templateUrl: "views/form-crud.html"
	};
})

.directive('navBar', function(){
	return{
		restrict: 'E',
		templateUrl: "views/NavBar.html"
	};
})

.controller('cambiarpassCtrl', ['$scope', '$http', 'Rac', '$routeParams', '$location', function($scope, $http, Rac, $routeParams, $location){

	$scope.alert = {};
	$scope.formulario = {}
	$scope.alert.youShallNoPass = 0;
	$scope.alert.datosMal = 0;
	//console.log($scope.datas);

	$scope.changuePassForm = function(){

		$scope.alert.youShallNoPass = 0;
		$scope.alert.datosMal = 0;

		if ($scope.formulario.newpassagain == $scope.formulario.newpass) {

			var dataUp = {email: $scope.formulario.user,
						  pass: $scope.formulario.newpass};
			var dataGet = {user: $scope.formulario.user,
						  pass: $scope.formulario.oldpass};

			$http.post(location.origin + '/login/checkUser/' + $scope.formulario.tipouser, dataGet).
			  success(function(data, status, headers, config) {
				console.log(data);
				if (data) {
					$http.put(location.origin + '/admin/racUpDate/' + $scope.formulario.tipouser, dataUp).
					  success(function(data, status, headers, config) {
						if (data.affectedRows == 0) {
							$scope.alert.datosMal = 1

						}else if (data.affectedRows == 1) {
							$scope.formulario = {};
							$("#cambioCorrecto").fadeIn("slow");
							$("#cambioCorrecto").fadeOut(2500, function(){
								$location.path('/');
								$scope.$apply();
							}); // Sorry :(

						}
					  }).
					  error(function(data, status, headers, config) {
						alert('Ocurrio un error, intenta de nuevo');
					  });
				}else{
					$scope.alert.datosMal = 1
				}
			  }).
			  error(function(data, status, headers, config) {
				alert('Ocurrio un error, intenta de nuevo');
			  });

		}else{
			$scope.alert.youShallNoPass = 1;
		}

	};

}])
.controller('testServiceCtrl', ['$scope', '$http', function($scope, $http){
	$scope.phones = "1000000";

	//$scope.data = [{nombre: "ana", apellido: "pereira"},{nombre: "lennin", apellido: "pereira2"},{nombre: "Mauricio", apellido: "pereira3"}]
	$scope.anita = function(){
		$http.get(location.origin + '/check?codpos=' + $scope.phones).
	  		success(function(data, status, headers, config) {
		  		$scope.data = data;
			    alert("Hola Test " + $scope.phones);
				console.log($scope.data);
			}).error(function(data, status, headers, config) {
			    $scope.data = [];
			    console.log(data);
			});

	};
}])
.controller('resetpassCtrl', ['$scope', '$http', 'Rac', '$routeParams', '$location',
									function($scope, $http, Rac, $routeParams, $location){
	$scope.alert = {};
	$scope.formulario = {}
	$scope.alert.datosMal = 0;
	$scope.alert.infoSMS = 0;
	$scope.mostrar = {formGenKey : 1};

	$scope.generateKey = function(){

		console.log($scope.formulario);

		var hash = CryptoJS.MD5(moment().toISOString());

		var dataUp = {email: $scope.formulario.email,
						pass: hash.toString().slice(0, 8)};

		$http.get(location.origin + '/admin/racUpDate/rac?email=' + $scope.formulario.email)
			.success(function(data, status, headers, config) {

				console.log(data[0]);

				var url = "http://10.65.136.19:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?to=" + data[0].celular + "&username=foo&password=bar&text=" + dataUp.pass + "&from=reset pass";
				$http.get(url);

				localStorage.setItem(data[0].email + '-' + 'key', JSON.stringify(dataUp));

				$scope.mostrar.formGenKey = 0;
				$scope.alert.infoSMS = 1;

			  })
			  .error(function(data, status, headers, config) {});

	}

	$scope.resetPassForm = function(){

		var nameLocalStorage = $scope.formulario.email + '-' + 'key';
		var dataUp = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem(nameLocalStorage));

		if (dataUp == null) {
			$location.path('/resetpass'); return;
		}

		if (dataUp.pass ==  $scope.formulario2.pass) {

			$http.put(location.origin + '/admin/racUpDate/' + $scope.formulario.tipouser, dataUp).
				success(function(data, status, headers, config) {
					if (data.affectedRows == 0) {

						$scope.alert.datosMal = 1;

					}else if (data.affectedRows == 1) {

						$scope.formulario = {};
						$scope.formulario2 = {};
						localStorage.removeItem(nameLocalStorage);

						$("#cambioCorrecto").fadeIn("slow");
						$("#cambioCorrecto").fadeOut(5000, function(){
							$location.path('/');
							$scope.$apply();
						}); // Sorry :(
					}
				}).
				error(function(data, status, headers, config) {
					alert('Ocurrio un error, intenta de nuevo');
				});
		}

	};
}]);


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Santo Rossi, né le , est un ancien joueur italien de basket-ball. Il évolue au poste de pivot. Il est le père de la basketteuse Francesca Rossi.

Biographie

Palmarès
  Vainqueur des Jeux méditerranéens de 1963

Notes et références

Liens externes

Joueur international italien de basket-ball
Joueur de la Virtus Bologne
Joueur du Nuova Pallacanestro Gorizia
Joueur du Fulgor Libertas Forlì
Joueur du Victoria Libertas Pesaro
Naissance en mars 1940


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Nintendo Switch 2 edging closer to launch as devs reportedly told to get 4K-ready
By Vic Hood published 9 September 20
Could Nintendo be working on next-gen?
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It's beginning to look more and more likely that a Nintendo Switch 2 is on the horizon. For a while now, rumors have been rife that the House of Mario is working on a new, more premium Nintendo Switch – set to offer upgraded hardware with improved graphics and processing power.
While Nintendo hasn't confirmed this is the case, the evidence is continuing to mount up that a Switch 2 is on the way.
According to a recent report by Bloomberg, primarily focused on the company boosting its Switch production, Nintendo has allegedly asked developers to make their Nintendo Switch games 4K-ready.
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This would suggest that Nintendo is preparing for a resolution upgrade and adds significant weight to rumors of a 4K-ready, upgraded Switch console.
In particular, this would correlate with a report from the Economic Daily News a few weeks back, which claims a more powerful Nintendo Switch console with upgraded interactivity and improved display quality could be coming next year.
The report cites various hardware manufacturers responsible for the Switch's Flash storage and Joy-Con controllers, and says that the console could go into production by the end of 2021.
However, it's worth noting Nintendo hasn't explicitly said a new Switch is coming and, if a Nintendo Switch 2 is on the way, it won't arrive in 2020 – as the company previously confirmed no new consoles will launch this year.
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Cordless Ratchet
Best Outdoor Power Tools
We review pressure washers and other tools in depth
Best 3000 PSI Electric Pressure Washers
September 10, 2020 By London Fog
If you don't know much about pressure washers, it can be difficult to find the best ones. This is especially the case if you want a certain power level out of the product you buy, which is the case with this article.
When searching for a pressure washer capable of 3000 PSI, you should try to get that power without spending too much but also without compromising other features like durability in the hunt for a cheaper product.
We're here to help you achieve this delicate balance. Below you'll find a list of five pressure washers that all rank at 3000 PSI and above, and they all come at different price tags to accommodate every reader's budget.
In each product entry, you'll find a small writeup about the product and pros and cons lists that restates the important properties of each machine in a way that's easy to see.
There's a buyers' guide at the bottom of this article, too, where you'll see the considerations we had in mind when ranking these pressure washers.
You can look for the desirable features described in the guide in other washers, allowing you to ensure you get quality products even if you don't get one of the ones on our list.
If you've got some cleaning to do and need to get a pressure washer fast, we'd suggest the Powerhouse International Platinum Pressure Washer.
As our top choice, it delivers on the desired specs whilst coming with a lot of other features that improve your pressure washing experience. See what some of those are below:
It reaches the 3000 PSI standard established by this article and does so at a powerful 2.2 GPM water flow rate. It does this via an integrated hose that you can buy an extension for, and that hose is 30% more flexible than previous Powerhouse International washers.
Whether it's foam spraying, patio cleaning, or precise and angled pressure washing, this model comes with the accessories to facilitate them all. This includes five quick-connect spray tips that lie at different angles, from zero to forty degrees, for multiple applications.
The washer has stability features when in use, such as a telescoping handle that locks in place once you've reached your desired length, and four locking casters located at the bottom of the washer that allows the washer to move, but only when you want it to.
Top 5 Best 3000 PSI Electric Pressure Washers
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Powerhouse International Platinum Pressure Washer
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The first pressure washer we have to show you is from a brand that's earned its name, the Platinum Pressure Washer from Powerhouse International. It's a high-end electric pressure washer with the power and the price tag to match, though it's far from the priciest product on this list.
As you'd expect, it's a 3000 PSI pressure washer that operates at a 2.2 gallons-per-minute thanks to a powerful but quiet 2000W motor. These three specs ensure that it can direct consistent and maximum pressure at whatever you're cleaning, sweeping all dirt and debris away.
So, it's a powerful pressure washer, but what else were you expecting from our number one entry on the list? What sets a lot of washers apart from their competitors are the secondary features and the accessories that come with them.
If you've had experience with Powerhouse International in the past, you should know that this model's integrated hose is 30% more flexible than their previous models. You can also buy extensions of up to 20 feet, which is great for those who need that extra length.
Some of the accessories that this pressure washer retails with a foam spraying attachment, an attachment for patio cleaning, and angled heads to clean all sorts of objects and structures.
The versatile cleaning action of the washer is supported by five quick-connect tips that wash at 0, 15, 25, and 40-degree angles, with the fifth being a watering tip. Whether it's cars or gutters, at least one tip out of the five should be what you're looking for.
An important feature that your washer should have is stability since you don't want it falling over or becoming uncontrollable when you use it. In the Powerhouse International Platinum, this is achieved through four casters that not only add portability to the pressure washer but can also lock in place for stable operation.
The handle also telescopes and, once it's reached the ideal length, locks into place to extend your cleaning reach.
A 3000 PSI pressure washer that has a 2.2 GPM flow rate.
The integrated hose is 30% more flexible and is compatible with extension.
Comes with accessories for foam spraying, patio cleaning, and angled washing.
Includes five quick-connect spray tips to clean cars, gutters, and more.
Four caster removable cart locks into place for stable cleaning.
Locking telescoping handle makes it easy to maneuver.
The warranty period is just one year.
The second pressure washer we have is one for those who want or need more power than the standard 3000 PSI models can afford you.
Our heavy-hitting option on this list is the PowRyte Elite Electric Pressure Washer, a 4000 PSI model that throws water at a neatly rounded 3.0 gallons-per-minute, all powered by an 1800-watt brass motor.
That makes this the most technically superior washer on this list, and it's not even that expensive.
Though it's a powerful model, it can stop on a dime thanks to its Total Stop System, or TSS, where that motor will automatically power down when the trigger isn't being pressed anymore. This is a great safety option, plus it saves water, and so money because it turns off when it's not being used.
Like our number one option, the PowRyte Elite comes with five quick-connect spray tips that come at a variety of angles. Again, these range from 0 degrees to 15, 25, and 40 degrees, with the last tip being used for soap dispensing.
Between these, you have plenty of choice in how to tackle your cleaning duties, from your angle of attack to how much soap you need.
The pressure washer's water inlet has a maximum temperature of 104 degrees Fahrenheit, or 40 degrees Celsius, to effectively clean tough stains and other blemishes from the surfaces that you are pressure washing.
There is also an on-board hose reel that you can use to store the long hose with the washing unit, keeping them together and reducing the likelihood that the hose will develop kinks.
An 1800-watt brass motor generates 4000 PSI of pressure and an impressive 3.0 GPM water flow.
The Total Stop System automatically powers off the pump when the trigger is left alone.
5 quick-connect spray tips at a variety of angles and pressures for different applications.
Max water inlet temperature of 104 degrees Fahrenheit, or 40 degrees Celsius.
The on-board hose reel conveniently stores the hose and prevents kinks.
Plastic connectors can leak when you first connect the hose.
Next, we have the Arksen 3000 PSI Pressure Washer, a model that works at, you guessed it, 3000 PSI with a water flow of approximately 1.7 gallons-per-minute.
This is less water flow than other models further up this list but it's still enough to meet most people's home cleaning requirements, blasting dirt from patios, decking, and your vehicles with ease.
What it does have in common with many of the models covered on this list, however, are the five quick-connect nozzles that are interchangeable with the hose provided, retailing with the relevant adapters to make them work.
They come at 0, 15, 25, and 40-degree angles as well as a soap dispensing nozzle to have all cleaning avenues covered.
If for whatever reason, you can't be at your machine when it's powered on, there is an automatic safety lock switch that turns off the pressure washer so that the model, the environment around it, and you the handler can be safe.
It's not only safe but also saves electricity and prolongs the life of the pump inside the pressure washer. These both translate into a more cost-efficient purchase since you get more use out of the product.
You also get more use out of the product because the hose lasts longer. The hoses on pressure washers are subjected to high pressures and need to be taken care of, so it's good to know that there's an onboard hose reel that you can spool the accompanying hose around.
This limits kinks and other forms of damage that can develop from improper storage of the hose, ensuring you get more use out of them.
The general construction of the pressure washer is compact and upright, and when paired with the wheels located at the bottom of the washer, this compactness allows this model to be very portable.
A 3000 PSI pressure washer with a 1.7 GPM water flow that's perfect for vehicles and outdoor structures.
Five interchangeable quick-connect nozzles with adapters work at multiple angles.
The safety lock switch automatically shuts off the model when the machine isn't engaged.
The onboard hose reel keeps this model's high-pressure hose neat and kink-free.
Compact, upright design complete with wheels for portability.
The nozzle can weaken water flow.
Sun Joe SPX4600 Electric Pressure Washer
At our fourth spot is the Sun Joe SPX4600 Electric Pressure Washer. Sun Joe are no strangers to pressure washers, supplying many models at different PSI and GPM levels.
Naturally, we've chosen the one that's capable of reaching 3000 PSI of internal pressure at 1.3 gallons-per-minute. It's electric too, with these specs being achieved by a robust 2000W induction motor.
It should be noted that the pressure will be lower when you first start using it as the washer builds up to 3000 PSI.
That motor can stop as soon as the trigger isn't seeing much use. This is the total stop system that saves not just energy but also the overall lifespan of this product. It's only logical that, when your washer lasts longer and saves power at every available opportunity, it'll end up saving you money in the long run.
Like many of the above washers, the Sun Joe SPX4600 also retails with five quick-connect spray tips that are angled at 0, 15, 25, and 40 degrees, with the fifth being used to dispense soap.
Between all of these, you have the tools needed to take on anything you'd want to pressure wash, from a car or a mud-stained truck to outdoor fixtures like patio, decking, or gutters.
Perhaps the most noticeable thing when looking at this washer compared to others is its squat, low to the floor design complete with two large wheels for transportation.
It's a great compact trolley model that's very easy to move around thanks to those wheels and the in-built handle, and then there's also a stopping bar so that the model doesn't roll when stationary and in use.
As with all Sun Joe products, the Sun Joe SPX4600 comes with two years of warranty protection after the date of purchase, "no questions asked" as they say.
A powerful 2000W induction motor generates 3,000 PSI at a water flow rate of 1.3 gallons-per-minute.
The Total Stop System shuts off the pump when the machine isn't being used, saving power.
Five quick-connect spray tips to tackle a variety of cleaning projects.
Large and rugged wheels add portability to the washer.
Two-year Sun Joe warranty.
Takes a few minutes to reach its full power potential.
PRYMAX 3000 PSI Electric Power Washer
The last pressure washer we have to show you is the PRYMAX 3000 PSI Electric Power Washer, a relatively simple model that's still functional and up to getting the job done.
It's not just a 3000 PSI model, but it can also reach an impressive water flow of 1.8 gallons-per-minute, which is great for this product's moderate price tag.
It comes with four quick-connect nozzles, which is one less than the standard, but it still maintains its versatility with angled tips at 0, 15, 25, 40 degrees.
There isn't a soap dispensing tip as seen with a lot of pressure washers, so you'll need to decide if that's something that you can use this pressure washer without. The tips that are there encourage a versatile clean of all the outdoor structures that pressure washers are usually used to clean.
What it does have in common with other washers is its total stop system that saves both power and money. It does this by stopping the washer whenever it's not in active use, so it doesn't use as much electricity and allows you to get more use out of it.
This also reduces unnecessary wear, meaning that the product lasts longer, which also saves you some of your hard-earned cash.
Built into this upright washer model is a reel for the hose that's included in this purchase. This twenty-feet high-pressure hose benefits from the reel since it conveniently stores the hose in a way that doesn't cause kinks and other damaging disturbances in how the hose flows and rests on the ground.
Improper storage of hoses can reduce their quality and, at worst, cause them to become damaged, forcing you to buy a replacement.
3000 PSI power washer with a powerful 1.85 GPM water flow.
4 quick-connect nozzles at a variety of angles for versatile applications.
A total stop system saves power and money.
The onboard hose reel keeps the hose neat and undamaged.
Lacks a soap dispensing nozzle.
Best 3000 PSI Electric Pressure Washers Buying Guide
How to buy the best pressure washer
Whether it's 3000 PSI and electrical or not, this buyers' guide is designed to highlight the important features that pressure washers have so that you can get the best product.
We've done this by separating certain features found in pressure washers and describing what you should look for in each.
Pressure and Water Flow Specs
No matter which kind of pressure washer you get, the specs that stay consistent are the pressure rating and the GPM of the water that flows through the pressure washer when it's doing its job.
You obviously want to get a pressure washer at 3000 PSI, though the PSI in other washers often range from 2000 to 4000 depending on how high-end they are.
Water flow is a bit more complicated. Where more pressure means that the pressure washer can apply more power to tougher stains and dirt, water flow is an indicator of how much water flows through the washer.
This is measured in GPM or gallons-per-minute, and sometimes if saving water is the aim then getting a lower GPM combined with a powerful PSI rating could be more desirable.
Nozzles and Accessories
With a pressure washer, you want to be able to clean with not just power but accuracy, too. Unless you're known for your steady hand, this can be difficult, but it's helped by the inclusion of alternative spraying tips with most mainstream pressure washers.
These will usually take the form of four or five extra nozzles that spray at different angles, the fifth instead being used as a dispenser for soap or other cleaning agents that can make your pressure wash even better.
Some washers will retail without the soap dispensing nozzle, and it isn't necessary, so it's a matter of preference and whether you feel like you need a soap nozzle for the cleaning you have planned.
TSS and Hose Reels
Here are a pair of features that it's handy to look out for since they can save you money. Everybody likes money, so there's no reason to skip out on these features with how freely available they are in the most popular pressure washer brands.
TSS, or Total Stop System, is simply where the pressure washer's internal pump powers down if the trigger isn't seeing much use. This saves power, which is money saved in and of itself, but this also means that the machine isn't running when it doesn't need to be.
This reduces wear, adding to the longevity of your washer and making your cash investment go even further.
Hose reels can also save you money. We'd say they're important anyway since a mounted hose reel on your pressure washer will stop unnecessary kinks and other damages happening to your hose.
In the event that the hose breaks, however, you'd also need to replace it by spending money, so having one of these can stop you from making unnecessary purchases in the future.
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The Franco-American Centre / Alliance Française de Manchester presents the 2021 French Teacher of the Year Award to Rebecca Fortgang of Fall Mountain Regional High School and Misty Bowden Strevig of Gorham Middle High School for their outstanding work promoting French in their classrooms and communities.
The Franco-American Centre established the award three years ago in order to highlight the remarkable work that French teachers are doing in our state. "The promotion of the French language is especially important in New Hampshire," explains Education Committee Chair Professor Katharine Harrington of Plymouth State University. "NH is a state where French/French-Canadian is the largest ancestry group and its border with French-speaking Québec has numerous economic and tourism implications."
Rebecca Fortgang
Rebecca Fortgang is the French teacher and World Language Chair at Fall Mountain Regional High School. She has been teaching French for 11 years and serves on the board for the NH Association of World Language Teachers. She is a member of the American Association of Teachers of French, serves as the advisor of the Fall Mountain French Honor Society and coordinates Teen Prêt-à-Parler, a virtual program engaging teen students from around the country in monthly French discussions. She has also established a Running Start program at her school which allows high school students to take community college classes and earn dual credit for them.
Misty Bowden Strevig
Misty Bowden Strevig is a French teacher at Gorham Middle High School. Originally from Columbus, Ohio, she spent two years as a Teaching Assistant in Angoulême, France and is currently in her ninth year teaching at Gorham and her 11th year teaching French. She advises the French Club at her school and established a French Honor Society last year. She says that the French heritage of the North Country is one of the reasons she decided to move there. Many families in her community either speak French or have some kind of French presence in their homes, so she regularly draws on this in her classes to make the study of French relevant to their lives, incorporating trips to Quebec and a newly established French film series.
Congratulations!!!
Previous Recipient
Edith Takantjas
French Teacher of the Year, 2018


If you can dodge this quiz, you can dodge a ball. Good luck!
The movie "Dodgeball" starring Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn was one of the funniest of 2004. Are you ready to play dodgeball?
This is just a quiz on my personal favorite movie, "Dodgeball".
How much do you remember about one of the funniest movies of the summer of 2004? Take this quiz and find out.
This quiz is about the funny movie "Dodgeball", starring Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn.
"Dodgeball" is one of the greatest movies of all time! Actually, that could be debatable. Nevertheless, this is the greatest "Dodgeball" quiz of all time. Warning: this quiz contains spoilers and has questions involving info not given in the movie.


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The crucial work done by the Opportunity Center for the Homeless is possible thanks to your support and the dedication of a committed board and staff. Every dollar contributed to the Opportunity Center for the Homeless directly supports men, women, veterans, elderly and frail individuals, and families with children.
In our 24 hour Resource Centers, Family Shelter and housing programs 350 individuals who would otherwise be living on a street every night, find themselves under a roof. Without the year-round support of donors like YOU, we simply could not make this possible. We invite you to make a one-time gift, adopt a night(s) and/or become a monthly donor. These donation options are listed below. Your support is greatly appreciated and truly makes a difference!
You may support the work of the Opportunity Center for the Homeless by making a contribution in honor or in memory of a friend or loved one. One of the best to show your love and/or admiration of an individual is to make a gift in their name.
HomeRun for the Homeless is a 5K Competitive Run/Family Fun Walk and Kids Dash that quickly turned into a recognized annual event. This race is also a unique partnership between the Chihuahuas Baseball team and the Opportunity Center for the Homeless. All the money raised during the event will benefit the Opportunity Center for the Homeless programs.
Our Adopt a Room initiative is an exciting hands-on way for community members, civic groups, businesses, religious organizations and university teams to directly contribute to the complete remodeling of the guest rooms in several of our facilities.


The previous exercise illustrated the ins and outs of doing basic math with xts objects. At this point you are aware that xts respects time and will only return the intersection of times when doing various mathematical operations.
We alluded to another way to handle this behavior in the last exercise. Namely, re-indexing your data before an operation. This makes it possible to preserve the dimensions of your data by leveraging the same mechanism that xts uses internally in its own Ops method (the code dispatched when you call + or similar).
The third way involves modifying the two series you want by assuring you have some union of dates - the dates you require in your final output. To do this you will need a few functions that won't be dealt with in depth until Chapter 3, but are very useful here.
Don't worry if you aren't yet familiar with merge(). This exercise may be easier if you just follow along with the instructions.
Using a and b from the previous exercise, get the value of a + b for each date in a. If no b is available on a given date, the answer should be a on that date.
Now add a to b, but this time make sure all values of a are added to the last known value of b in time.


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Basingstoke Community
Carey Taylor finds out more about the inspirational and talented people that show just what Basingstoke has to offer...
The awards were held in Basingstoke's Festival Place
There is no doubt that Basingstokes reputation is growing; it is a bustling business hub, has excellent shopping and leisure facilities and a vibrant, emerging arts scene. As we have reported in the past, its no secret that the town has not always faired well and has often been on the receiving end of bad press, cultivating negative perceptions of the area. Its no surprise then that the council, businesses and a number of other organisations have been working hard to dispel those views and promote Basingstoke as a place that is buzzing with talent and innovation.
At the heart of this work is a non-profit organisation called Destination Basingstoke, who work with a number of partners to promote the town as diverse, vibrant and ambitious, with the aim of raising the towns profile on a national scale. An important part of this work is recognising and rewarding those people who are the very embodiment of the positive image being created for the town. This is done through an annual awards programme called A Place to be Proud of, organised by Destination Basingstoke and sponsored by Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council, Festival Place and Gazette Newspapers.
This was the eighth year for the awards, presented by TV and radio personality, Anne Diamond. The seven award categories were broad and covered everything from local young achievers to those that contribute to the cultural landscape of the town. All of the nominees and winners had inspirational stories but I managed to talk to three of the winners to get a flavour of the interesting things happening in the town and why Basingstoke is the place to be.
Chase Armitage from 3Run
Stuart Dimond won the 'Young Achiever' award
This Basingstoke-based company won two awards the Basingstoke Ambassador Award and the Judges Special Award something that was not surprising considering the huge contribution they have made to the local community and the acclaim they have given to Basingstoke with their success, not only on a national but international scale.
The group have turned their love of freerunning and parkour into a business, and are considered world-leading in this highly skilled sport. Gaining international fame, featuring in film blockbusters including Harry Potter, James Bond and Pirates of the Caribbean, they have also broken 15 Guinness world records and have had over 29 million hits on their You Tube channel.
If youre not entirely sure what freerunning and parkour is thenthe Director of 3Run, Chase Armitage explains.
We like to call ourselves students of movement. Free running is the art of movement, being able to express yourself in all kinds of acrobatic ways using your environment. It can be done in the streets, in the woods, in a gym or studio space, anywhere really.
Rachel Marke and her daughter Anna
3Run is made up of a number of young Basingstoke locals, Chase is joined by his brothers Cole and Cane, as well as friends and teammates, Shaun Andrews, Adam Brashaw, James Stokes, Scott Young, Mike Wilson and Nathan Barris.
Life is exciting for us things are on the up, says Chase. Having the chance to work with your best friends around the globe is a dream come true.
3Run have a number of projects in the pipeline including tours, film and TV appearances. At some point they also hope to set up a 3Run Academy. As well as the important acclaim they bring to the area, 3Run have not forgotten their roots and continue to coach locally to motivate younger generations to get involved. They have been instrumental in the creation of the Basingstoke Parkour Park in Basing Wood, a facility for young people to practice and train. Chase sums up 3Runs commitment to the area; Basingstoke has been good to us, its got everything you could ever need. We have always been shown support, cheering us on to do what we love. Some people could have got the wrong impression from a group of guys flipping off walls and vaulting hand rails; we were always respected in the right light, and helped along our way.
Rachel Marke
Rachel won the Health and CareAward for her inspirational efforts in raising money and awareness of cystic fibrosis in children. Her two-year old daughter, Anna was diagnosed with the condition at only four weeks old, and whilst it was a big shock to the family, Rachel has demonstrated enormous strength and passion in all her fundraising efforts. She has started Annas Challenges a charity which helps support children with cystic fibrosis and their families in the Basingstoke area. As well as all of this, she juggles work, being a mum of two and daily intensive care of Anna.
Anna has a daily regime of medication and physiotherapy,says Rachel.In January she was admitted to hospital and we were introduced to and loaned the Vest a machine which is connected to a vest that inflates and vibrates to shift mucus and clear the airways. I decided to post on Facebook that we were trialling this equipment and if it worked it would be great to do some fundraising towards the 7000 that it costs. The response was great, people said they would help raise money and from there the idea of Annas Challenges was born.
Since Anna came out of hospital, Annas Challenges has gone from strength to strength. They are in the process of registering with the Charity Commission and have already hit their target of 7000 for the vest less than five months since fundraising started. Rachel will continue to raise money in order to provide a wish list of equipment for the team at the hospital.
Since Annas diagnosis she has been under the wonderful team at North Hampshire Hospital. They have looked after her and the whole family since day one we are so grateful and its great to be able to give something back. People and local companies in Basingstoke have been so brilliant and Ive been overwhelmed by the support weve received; we couldnt have got to where we are now without them! We have had lots of friends, family and people we dont even know doing different challenges to help raise money and have many more planned for later in the year.
A celebration of success for the town at the 'A place to be proud of awards'
Stuart Dimond
Music-loving Stuart is an 18 year old student with a talent for events and a big heart. He has raised over 2000 for Breakthrough Breast Cancer by organising two charity gigs which were attended by several hundred people and came up with the idea of recording a charity album. This album brought together 15 local bands and solo artists. The Breakthrough Album was a hit, selling on Amazon and I-Tunes. It was this dedication and originality that won him the Young Achiever award.
I was genuinely shocked to win, says Stuart. It really made me proud of my own achievements and its nice to know they didnt go unnoticed.
Stuart studies Music and Drama
at Queen Marys College in Basingstoke but also enjoys it as a hobby.
I mainly play the guitar but dabble in other things.he says. After the success of his Breakthrough gigs, he hopes to continue his efforts and is in the early stages of thinking up another big fundraising event. Stuart is originally from Surrey but has a strong sense of loyalty
towards Basingstoke.
Its full of people who work hard everyday to make a difference. Its full of talent that never goes to waste and its full of bright people ready to work towards a better future. Thats what makes Basingstoke a place to be proud of.
www.annaschallenges.co.uk
www.3run.co.uk
www.thebreakthroughalbum.co.uk
For more information on the awards and Destination Basingstoke visit
www.destinationbasingstoke.co.uk
This year Anne Diamond hosted the 'A place to be proud of' awards


. Black Cobra have announced that they will be hitting the road this fall supporting Kyuss Lives! on their North American Tour.
The second leg of Kyuss Lives! dates will kick off mid-November, and in addition to Black Cobra, will feature The Sword as direct support.
YOB will also join in the festivities on the Portland and Seattle dates of the excursion. At press time there are 14 shows confirmed, but several more are being added to the routing and will be disbursed to the public in the days ahead.
Black Cobra's sophomore album for Southern Lord Recordings, the thunderous eight-song opus Invernal was recorded in eight days this past July at Converge guitarist Kurt Ballou's God City Studio and mastered by John Golden (Neurosis, Melvins, Weedeater, countless more). Inspired in part by the famed, dangerous treks of English researcher Ernest Shackleton, the theme to the entire record is based on a post-apocalyptic trek to a nuclear infested and mutated Antarctica.


I'd seen some of the buzz about the infamous Gillette commercial and figured "How bad can it be?"
I've been a steady customer pretty much since my fast-growing beard started coming in my senior year of high school. I don't go in for anything fancy, just the no-frills disposable model. Two blades seem to get the job done.
But I guess that's over now. Gillette's commercial explained to me in clear, unambiguous terms that I'm not wanted as a customer. The notion of letting children work out things on their own is apparently verboten. Gillette only wants to sell razors to helicopter dads who want to stunt their sons' development.
Of course, "suicide by wokeness" is nothing new. We've watched other businesses do it. I'm just curious as to what kind of jacked-up market analysis persuaded Gillette's management that this was a good idea.
Politically correct men come in two categories: those without enough T to grow beards, and neckbeard-wearing noodle-arms who obviously don't buy razors.
Not a lot of growth potential in this bunch.
You know who does buy razors? Military guys. It's in the regs. They have to be clean-shaven. Oddly, they aren't a bunch of limp-wristed eunuchs who buy into feminist-ally self-loathing.
Even if they're trying to win over the Sneaky Fucker abusive-guy-pretending-to-be-a-friend-of-women market segment, Joss Whedon actually sports a beard. Think about it.
Since I tend to buy in bulk and my stockpile is adequate, the effect of my boycott won't be felt immediately. But that's okay. I got plenty of shaving yet to do - without Gillette.
These guys have been eating Gilette's lunch for years.