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#define HB_SHAPER ot
#define hb_ot_shaper_face_data_t hb_ot_layout_t
#define hb_ot_shaper_shape_plan_data_t hb_ot_shape_plan_t
#include "hb-shaper-impl-private.hh"

#include "hb-ot-shape-private.hh"
#include "hb-ot-shape-complex-private.hh"
#include "hb-ot-shape-fallback-private.hh"
#include "hb-ot-shape-normalize-private.hh"

#include "hb-ot-layout-private.hh"
#include "hb-set-private.hh"

static hb_tag_t common_features[] = {
  HB_TAG('c','c','m','p'),
  HB_TAG('l','i','g','a'),
  HB_TAG('l','o','c','l'),
  HB_TAG('m','a','r','k'),
  HB_TAG('m','k','m','k'),
  HB_TAG('r','l','i','g'),
};

static hb_tag_t horizontal_features[] = {
  HB_TAG('c','a','l','t'),
  HB_TAG('c','l','i','g'),
  HB_TAG('c','u','r','s'),
  HB_TAG('k','e','r','n'),
  HB_TAG('r','c','l','t'),
};

static hb_tag_t vertical_features[] = {
  HB_TAG('v','e','r','t'),
};

static void
hb_ot_shape_collect_features (hb_ot_shape_planner_t          *planner,
			      const hb_segment_properties_t  *props,
			      const hb_feature_t             *user_features,
			      unsigned int                    num_user_features)
{
  hb_ot_map_builder_t *map = &planner->map;

  switch (props->direction) {
    case HB_DIRECTION_LTR:
      map->add_global_bool_feature (HB_TAG ('l','t','r','a'));
      map->add_global_bool_feature (HB_TAG ('l','t','r','m'));
      break;
    case HB_DIRECTION_RTL:
      map->add_global_bool_feature (HB_TAG ('r','t','l','a'));
      map->add_feature (HB_TAG ('r','t','l','m'), 1, F_NONE);
      break;
    case HB_DIRECTION_TTB:
    case HB_DIRECTION_BTT:
    case HB_DIRECTION_INVALID:
    default:
      break;
  }

  if (planner->shaper->collect_features)
    planner->shaper->collect_features (planner);

  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < ARRAY_LENGTH (common_features); i++)
    map->add_global_bool_feature (common_features[i]);

  if (HB_DIRECTION_IS_HORIZONTAL (props->direction))
    for (unsigned int i = 0; i < ARRAY_LENGTH (horizontal_features); i++)
      map->add_feature (horizontal_features[i], 1, F_GLOBAL |
			(horizontal_features[i] == HB_TAG('k','e','r','n') ?
			 F_HAS_FALLBACK : F_NONE));
  else
    for (unsigned int i = 0; i < ARRAY_LENGTH (vertical_features); i++)
      map->add_feature (vertical_features[i], 1, F_GLOBAL |
			(vertical_features[i] == HB_TAG('v','k','r','n') ?
			 F_HAS_FALLBACK : F_NONE));

  if (planner->shaper->override_features)
    planner->shaper->override_features (planner);

  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < num_user_features; i++) {
    const hb_feature_t *feature = &user_features[i];
    map->add_feature (feature->tag, feature->value,
		      (feature->start == 0 && feature->end == (unsigned int) -1) ?
		       F_GLOBAL : F_NONE);
  }
}

/*
 * shaper face data
 */

hb_ot_shaper_face_data_t *
_hb_ot_shaper_face_data_create (hb_face_t *face)
{
  return _hb_ot_layout_create (face);
}

void
_hb_ot_shaper_face_data_destroy (hb_ot_shaper_face_data_t *data)
{
  _hb_ot_layout_destroy (data);
}

/*
 * shaper font data
 */

struct hb_ot_shaper_font_data_t {};

hb_ot_shaper_font_data_t *
_hb_ot_shaper_font_data_create (hb_font_t *font)
{
  return (hb_ot_shaper_font_data_t *) HB_SHAPER_DATA_SUCCEEDED;
}

void
_hb_ot_shaper_font_data_destroy (hb_ot_shaper_font_data_t *data)
{
}

/*
 * shaper shape_plan data
 */

hb_ot_shaper_shape_plan_data_t *
_hb_ot_shaper_shape_plan_data_create (hb_shape_plan_t    *shape_plan,
				      const hb_feature_t *user_features,
				      unsigned int        num_user_features)
{
  hb_ot_shape_plan_t *plan = (hb_ot_shape_plan_t *) calloc (1, sizeof (hb_ot_shape_plan_t));
  if (unlikely (!plan))
    return NULL;

  hb_ot_shape_planner_t planner (shape_plan);

  planner.shaper = hb_ot_shape_complex_categorize (&planner);

  hb_ot_shape_collect_features (&planner, &shape_plan->props, user_features, num_user_features);

  planner.compile (*plan);

  if (plan->shaper->data_create) {
    plan->data = plan->shaper->data_create (plan);
    if (unlikely (!plan->data))
      return NULL;
  }

  return plan;
}

void
_hb_ot_shaper_shape_plan_data_destroy (hb_ot_shaper_shape_plan_data_t *plan)
{
  if (plan->shaper->data_destroy)
    plan->shaper->data_destroy (const_cast<void *> (plan->data));

  plan->finish ();

  free (plan);
}

/*
 * shaper
 */

struct hb_ot_shape_context_t
{
  hb_ot_shape_plan_t *plan;
  hb_font_t *font;
  hb_face_t *face;
  hb_buffer_t  *buffer;
  const hb_feature_t *user_features;
  unsigned int        num_user_features;

  /* Transient stuff */
  hb_direction_t target_direction;
};

/* Main shaper */

/* Prepare */

static void
hb_set_unicode_props (hb_buffer_t *buffer)
{
  unsigned int count = buffer->len;
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < count; i++)
    _hb_glyph_info_set_unicode_props (&buffer->info[i], buffer->unicode);
}

static void
hb_insert_dotted_circle (hb_buffer_t *buffer, hb_font_t *font)
{
  if (!(buffer->flags & HB_BUFFER_FLAG_BOT) ||
      _hb_glyph_info_get_general_category (&buffer->info[0]) !=
      HB_UNICODE_GENERAL_CATEGORY_NON_SPACING_MARK)
    return;

  hb_codepoint_t dottedcircle_glyph;
  if (!font->get_glyph (0x25CC, 0, &dottedcircle_glyph))
    return;

  hb_glyph_info_t dottedcircle;
  dottedcircle.codepoint = 0x25CC;
  _hb_glyph_info_set_unicode_props (&dottedcircle, buffer->unicode);

  buffer->clear_output ();

  buffer->idx = 0;
  hb_glyph_info_t info = dottedcircle;
  info.cluster = buffer->cur().cluster;
  info.mask = buffer->cur().mask;
  buffer->output_info (info);
  while (buffer->idx < buffer->len)
    buffer->next_glyph ();

  buffer->swap_buffers ();
}

static void
hb_form_clusters (hb_buffer_t *buffer)
{
  unsigned int count = buffer->len;
  for (unsigned int i = 1; i < count; i++)
    if (HB_UNICODE_GENERAL_CATEGORY_IS_MARK (_hb_glyph_info_get_general_category (&buffer->info[i])))
      buffer->merge_clusters (i - 1, i + 1);
}

static void
hb_ensure_native_direction (hb_buffer_t *buffer)
{
  hb_direction_t direction = buffer->props.direction;

  /* TODO vertical:
   * The only BTT vertical script is Ogham, but it's not clear to me whether OpenType
   * Ogham fonts are supposed to be implemented BTT or not.  Need to research that
   * first. */
  if ((HB_DIRECTION_IS_HORIZONTAL (direction) && direction != hb_script_get_horizontal_direction (buffer->props.script)) ||
      (HB_DIRECTION_IS_VERTICAL   (direction) && direction != HB_DIRECTION_TTB))
  {
    hb_buffer_reverse_clusters (buffer);
    buffer->props.direction = HB_DIRECTION_REVERSE (buffer->props.direction);
  }
}

/* Substitute */

static inline void
hb_ot_mirror_chars (hb_ot_shape_context_t *c)
{
  if (HB_DIRECTION_IS_FORWARD (c->target_direction))
    return;

  hb_buffer_t *buffer = c->buffer;
  hb_unicode_funcs_t *unicode = buffer->unicode;
  hb_mask_t rtlm_mask = c->plan->map.get_1_mask (HB_TAG ('r','t','l','m'));

  unsigned int count = buffer->len;
  hb_glyph_info_t *info = buffer->info;
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
    hb_codepoint_t codepoint = unicode->mirroring (info[i].codepoint);
    if (likely (codepoint == info[i].codepoint))
      info[i].mask |= rtlm_mask;
    else
      info[i].codepoint = codepoint;
  }
}

static inline void
hb_ot_shape_setup_masks (hb_ot_shape_context_t *c)
{
  hb_ot_map_t *map = &c->plan->map;
  hb_buffer_t *buffer = c->buffer;

  hb_mask_t global_mask = map->get_global_mask ();
  buffer->reset_masks (global_mask);

  if (c->plan->shaper->setup_masks)
    c->plan->shaper->setup_masks (c->plan, buffer, c->font);

  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < c->num_user_features; i++)
  {
    const hb_feature_t *feature = &c->user_features[i];
    if (!(feature->start == 0 && feature->end == (unsigned int)-1)) {
      unsigned int shift;
      hb_mask_t mask = map->get_mask (feature->tag, &shift);
      buffer->set_masks (feature->value << shift, mask, feature->start, feature->end);
    }
  }
}

static inline void
hb_ot_map_glyphs_fast (hb_buffer_t  *buffer)
{
  /* Normalization process sets up glyph_index(), we just copy it. */
  unsigned int count = buffer->len;
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < count; i++)
    buffer->info[i].codepoint = buffer->info[i].glyph_index();
}

static inline void
hb_synthesize_glyph_classes (hb_ot_shape_context_t *c)
{
  unsigned int count = c->buffer->len;
  hb_glyph_info_t *info = c->buffer->info;
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < count; i++)
    _hb_glyph_info_set_glyph_props (&info[i],
				    _hb_glyph_info_get_general_category (&info[i])
				    == HB_UNICODE_GENERAL_CATEGORY_NON_SPACING_MARK ?
				    HB_OT_LAYOUT_GLYPH_PROPS_MARK :
				    HB_OT_LAYOUT_GLYPH_PROPS_BASE_GLYPH);
}

static inline void
hb_ot_substitute_default (hb_ot_shape_context_t *c)
{
  hb_buffer_t *buffer = c->buffer;

  if (c->plan->shaper->preprocess_text)
    c->plan->shaper->preprocess_text (c->plan, buffer, c->font);

  hb_ot_mirror_chars (c);

  HB_BUFFER_ALLOCATE_VAR (buffer, glyph_index);

  _hb_ot_shape_normalize (c->plan, buffer, c->font);

  hb_ot_shape_setup_masks (c);

  /* This is unfortunate to go here, but necessary... */
  if (!hb_ot_layout_has_positioning (c->face))
    _hb_ot_shape_fallback_position_recategorize_marks (c->plan, c->font, buffer);

  hb_ot_map_glyphs_fast (buffer);

  HB_BUFFER_DEALLOCATE_VAR (buffer, glyph_index);
}

static inline void
hb_ot_substitute_complex (hb_ot_shape_context_t *c)
{
  hb_buffer_t *buffer = c->buffer;

  hb_ot_layout_substitute_start (c->font, buffer);

  if (!hb_ot_layout_has_glyph_classes (c->face))
    hb_synthesize_glyph_classes (c);

  c->plan->substitute (c->font, buffer);

  hb_ot_layout_substitute_finish (c->font, buffer);

  return;
}

static inline void
hb_ot_substitute (hb_ot_shape_context_t *c)
{
  hb_ot_substitute_default (c);
  hb_ot_substitute_complex (c);
}

/* Position */

static inline void
zero_mark_widths_by_unicode (hb_buffer_t *buffer)
{
  unsigned int count = buffer->len;
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < count; i++)
    if (_hb_glyph_info_get_general_category (&buffer->info[i]) == HB_UNICODE_GENERAL_CATEGORY_NON_SPACING_MARK)
    {
      buffer->pos[i].x_advance = 0;
      buffer->pos[i].y_advance = 0;
    }
}

static inline void
zero_mark_widths_by_gdef (hb_buffer_t *buffer)
{
  unsigned int count = buffer->len;
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < count; i++)
    if (_hb_glyph_info_is_mark (&buffer->info[i]))
    {
      buffer->pos[i].x_advance = 0;
      buffer->pos[i].y_advance = 0;
    }
}

static inline void
hb_ot_position_default (hb_ot_shape_context_t *c)
{
  hb_direction_t direction = c->buffer->props.direction;
  unsigned int count = c->buffer->len;
  hb_glyph_info_t *info = c->buffer->info;
  hb_glyph_position_t *pos = c->buffer->pos;
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < count; i++)
  {
    c->font->get_glyph_advance_for_direction (info[i].codepoint,
					      direction,
					      &pos[i].x_advance,
					      &pos[i].y_advance);
    c->font->subtract_glyph_origin_for_direction (info[i].codepoint,
						  direction,
						  &pos[i].x_offset,
						  &pos[i].y_offset);

  }
}

static inline bool
hb_ot_position_complex (hb_ot_shape_context_t *c)
{
  bool ret = false;
  unsigned int count = c->buffer->len;

  switch (c->plan->shaper->zero_width_marks)
  {
    case HB_OT_SHAPE_ZERO_WIDTH_MARKS_BY_GDEF_EARLY:
      zero_mark_widths_by_gdef (c->buffer);
      break;

    /* Not currently used for any shaper:
    case HB_OT_SHAPE_ZERO_WIDTH_MARKS_BY_UNICODE_EARLY:
      zero_mark_widths_by_unicode (c->buffer);
      break;
    */

    default:
    case HB_OT_SHAPE_ZERO_WIDTH_MARKS_NONE:
    case HB_OT_SHAPE_ZERO_WIDTH_MARKS_BY_UNICODE_LATE:
    case HB_OT_SHAPE_ZERO_WIDTH_MARKS_BY_GDEF_LATE:
      break;
  }

  if (hb_ot_layout_has_positioning (c->face))
  {
    hb_glyph_info_t *info = c->buffer->info;
    hb_glyph_position_t *pos = c->buffer->pos;

    /* Change glyph origin to what GPOS expects, apply GPOS, change it back. */

    for (unsigned int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
      c->font->add_glyph_origin_for_direction (info[i].codepoint,
					       HB_DIRECTION_LTR,
					       &pos[i].x_offset,
					       &pos[i].y_offset);
    }

    c->plan->position (c->font, c->buffer);

    for (unsigned int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
      c->font->subtract_glyph_origin_for_direction (info[i].codepoint,
						    HB_DIRECTION_LTR,
						    &pos[i].x_offset,
						    &pos[i].y_offset);
    }

    ret = true;
  }

  switch (c->plan->shaper->zero_width_marks)
  {
    case HB_OT_SHAPE_ZERO_WIDTH_MARKS_BY_UNICODE_LATE:
      zero_mark_widths_by_unicode (c->buffer);
      break;

    case HB_OT_SHAPE_ZERO_WIDTH_MARKS_BY_GDEF_LATE:
      zero_mark_widths_by_gdef (c->buffer);
      break;

    default:
    case HB_OT_SHAPE_ZERO_WIDTH_MARKS_NONE:
    //case HB_OT_SHAPE_ZERO_WIDTH_MARKS_BY_UNICODE_EARLY:
    case HB_OT_SHAPE_ZERO_WIDTH_MARKS_BY_GDEF_EARLY:
      break;
  }

  return ret;
}

static inline void
hb_ot_position (hb_ot_shape_context_t *c)
{
  hb_ot_layout_position_start (c->font, c->buffer);

  hb_ot_position_default (c);

  hb_bool_t fallback = !hb_ot_position_complex (c);

  hb_ot_layout_position_finish (c->font, c->buffer);

  if (fallback && c->plan->shaper->fallback_position)
    _hb_ot_shape_fallback_position (c->plan, c->font, c->buffer);

  if (HB_DIRECTION_IS_BACKWARD (c->buffer->props.direction))
    hb_buffer_reverse (c->buffer);

  /* Visual fallback goes here. */

  if (fallback)
    _hb_ot_shape_fallback_kern (c->plan, c->font, c->buffer);
}

/* Post-process */

static void
hb_ot_hide_default_ignorables (hb_ot_shape_context_t *c)
{
  if (c->buffer->flags & HB_BUFFER_FLAG_PRESERVE_DEFAULT_IGNORABLES)
    return;

  hb_codepoint_t space;
  enum {
    SPACE_DONT_KNOW,
    SPACE_AVAILABLE,
    SPACE_UNAVAILABLE
  } space_status = SPACE_DONT_KNOW;

  unsigned int count = c->buffer->len;
  hb_glyph_info_t *info = c->buffer->info;
  hb_glyph_position_t *pos = c->buffer->pos;
  unsigned int j = 0;
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < count; i++)
  {
    if (unlikely (!_hb_glyph_info_ligated (&info[i]) &&
		  _hb_glyph_info_is_default_ignorable (&info[i])))
    {
      if (space_status == SPACE_DONT_KNOW)
	space_status = c->font->get_glyph (' ', 0, &space) ? SPACE_AVAILABLE : SPACE_UNAVAILABLE;

      if (space_status == SPACE_AVAILABLE)
      {
	info[i].codepoint = space;
	pos[i].x_advance = 0;
	pos[i].y_advance = 0;
      }
      else
	continue; /* Delete it. */
    }
    if (j != i)
    {
      info[j] = info[i];
      pos[j] = pos[i];
    }
    j++;
  }
  c->buffer->len = j;
}

/* Pull it all together! */

static void
hb_ot_shape_internal (hb_ot_shape_context_t *c)
{
  c->buffer->deallocate_var_all ();

  /* Save the original direction, we use it later. */
  c->target_direction = c->buffer->props.direction;

  _hb_buffer_allocate_unicode_vars (c->buffer);

  c->buffer->clear_output ();

  hb_set_unicode_props (c->buffer);
  hb_insert_dotted_circle (c->buffer, c->font);
  hb_form_clusters (c->buffer);

  hb_ensure_native_direction (c->buffer);

  hb_ot_substitute (c);
  hb_ot_position (c);

  hb_ot_hide_default_ignorables (c);

  _hb_buffer_deallocate_unicode_vars (c->buffer);

  c->buffer->props.direction = c->target_direction;

  c->buffer->deallocate_var_all ();
}

hb_bool_t
_hb_ot_shape (hb_shape_plan_t    *shape_plan,
	      hb_font_t          *font,
	      hb_buffer_t        *buffer,
	      const hb_feature_t *features,
	      unsigned int        num_features)
{
  hb_ot_shape_context_t c = {HB_SHAPER_DATA_GET (shape_plan), font, font->face, buffer, features, num_features};
  hb_ot_shape_internal (&c);

  return true;
}

void
hb_ot_shape_plan_collect_lookups (hb_shape_plan_t *shape_plan,
				  hb_tag_t         table_tag,
				  hb_set_t        *lookup_indexes /* OUT */)
{
  /* XXX Does the first part always succeed? */
  HB_SHAPER_DATA_GET (shape_plan)->collect_lookups (table_tag, lookup_indexes);
}

/* TODO Move this to hb-ot-shape-normalize, make it do decompose, and make it public. */
static void
add_char (hb_font_t          *font,
	  hb_unicode_funcs_t *unicode,
	  hb_bool_t           mirror,
	  hb_codepoint_t      u,
	  hb_set_t           *glyphs)
{
  hb_codepoint_t glyph;
  if (font->get_glyph (u, 0, &glyph))
    glyphs->add (glyph);
  if (mirror)
  {
    hb_codepoint_t m = unicode->mirroring (u);
    if (m != u && font->get_glyph (m, 0, &glyph))
      glyphs->add (glyph);
  }
}

void
hb_ot_shape_glyphs_closure (hb_font_t          *font,
			    hb_buffer_t        *buffer,
			    const hb_feature_t *features,
			    unsigned int        num_features,
			    hb_set_t           *glyphs)
{
  hb_ot_shape_plan_t plan;

  const char *shapers[] = {"ot", NULL};
  hb_shape_plan_t *shape_plan = hb_shape_plan_create_cached (font->face, &buffer->props,
							     features, num_features, shapers);

  bool mirror = hb_script_get_horizontal_direction (buffer->props.script) == HB_DIRECTION_RTL;

  unsigned int count = buffer->len;
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < count; i++)
    add_char (font, buffer->unicode, mirror, buffer->info[i].codepoint, glyphs);

  hb_set_t lookups;
  lookups.init ();
  hb_ot_shape_plan_collect_lookups (shape_plan, HB_OT_TAG_GSUB, &lookups);

  /* And find transitive closure. */
  hb_set_t copy;
  copy.init ();
  do {
    copy.set (glyphs);
    for (hb_codepoint_t lookup_index = -1; hb_set_next (&lookups, &lookup_index);)
      hb_ot_layout_lookup_substitute_closure (font->face, lookup_index, glyphs);
  } while (!copy.is_equal (glyphs));

  hb_shape_plan_destroy (shape_plan);
}

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Gal Gadot Changes Her Tune On 'Imagine' Cover: 'It Was In Poor Taste'
Nearly two years after, um, gifting the world with a celebrity-studded version of John Lennon's "Imagine," Gal Gadot is having second thoughts.
The "Wonder Woman" actor is profiled for InStyle's February issue and, in the accompanying interview, addresses the backlash she received in 2020 after the video ― which featured appearances by Amy Adams, Zoë Kravitz, James Marsden, Mark Ruffalo and other stars ― went viral.
Though Gadot hoped "Imagine" would comfort fans as COVID-19 sent much of the world into lockdown, the video got an icy reception from critics. "Peak cringe," proclaimed NBC News, while The New York Times called it "an empty and profoundly awkward gesture." Many people on social media suggested the participating stars could have better served those suffering from the effects of the pandemic through donations or other charitable acts.
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Former Canaries youngster produces moment of magic to keep Linnets on top
Chris Lakey
chris.lakey@archant.co.uk
@EDPchrislakey
King's Lynn Town's Sam Kelly produced a moment of brilliance to tee up Adam Marriott's winning goal Picture: Ian Burt
Sam Kelly provided the perfect response to a demand for more of his undoubted qualities with a touch of class that helped the Linnets overcome one of the toughest home challenges of the season.
King's Lynn Town's number one Alex Street Picture: Ian Burt
It was ace marksman Adam Marriott who got the goal, but it was teed up perfectly by Kelly with a sublime clipped pass into the penalty area.
It was the third part of a Kelly mini-series within minutes of his introduction off the bench alongside Sonny Carey.
First he teed Carey up with a similar chipped ball into the box, then he had a go at goal himself, just clearing the target from the edge of the area. Then came the piece de resistance which earned Lynn all three points and kept them top of the table.
To be brutally honest, what Kelly produced in those few minutes is what many Lynn fans have been waiting for this season: he came to Lynn last summer with a pedigree of a youth upbringing at Norwich City and Everton before senior football with Port Vale, Grimsby and Hamilton, but the 26-year-old has struggled to break into Ian Culverhouse's first team.
"I have spoken to him about it," said the Linnets boss. "We have had him in the office and said 'look, come on, we need more from you and the quality you have got'. He has found it hard to get in and stay in and it is hard because of the rotation side of things. Once he gets a run in the team, and I think it's now three or four games where he has come in and done really well, then you will see the real Sam and he will grow and grow as the season goes on.
"But it is all new to him, the way we play, but he has got a lot of good weapons."
There's no doubt that Kelly and Carey helped changed the balance of power in Lynn's favour, although the half-time change which saw Aaron Jones come on for Tom Ward was forced on the manager - the big central defender was ill at half-time, which rather explained some wayward first-half defending.
It didn't help Ward's cause that Gateshead - coached by former Norwich City favourite Michael Nelson - wanted to play football rather than park the bus. They had quality all over the field, although JJ O'Donnell and the excellent strike Josh Kayode stood out. Kayode was denied by a magnificent save by Lynn keeper Alex Street - in a one on one, Street read the striker perfectly and got down low to his left to palm the ball away.
Gateshead deserved to be ahead, but then came the double change - and with Marriott on the pitch, you always have a chance. When he picked up Kelly's pass there was still a bit to do, but from a difficult angle he slid it past Bradley James and home.
"They were a good side," admitted Culverhouse. "They came with a good game plan as well and we found it hard. The pitch doesn't help - it is heavy and it is cutting up on us but I thought were they were very good in their game plan and it took a while to grind that out, and we lived on the edge a little bit. But we keep praising them and they keep finding a way to win, which is a sign of a really good team."
That last comment ought to be noted by some fans who vented their frustrations as Lynn kept possession in their own half - one or two boos were even detected, which is outrageous. As Culverhouse noted, that is the way his team play, and they aren't about to change now. They're top of the league - why would they?
King's Lynn Town: Street, Barrows, Fox, Jarvis (Carey 68), Ward (Jones 46), McAuley, Clunan, Richards, Gash, Marriott, Henderson (Kelly 68). Subs not used: Hawkins, Payne. Goal: Marriott 74
Gateshead: James, Nicholson, Barrow, Oliver (Preston 77), Lees, Williamson (Forbes 80), Tear, Deverdics, Kayode, Olley, O'Donnell. Subs not used: Agnew, Nelson, Guthrie.
Ref: D Skipper
Att: 1,060


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Douglas Wilson runs Blog & Mablog, featuring essays that frequently fly well over my head.But I understand his pithy article Little Hellions, which points out the tyrannical nature of emotions. Not only do I understand it…I wholeheartedly agree with it! Postmodern evangelicals greatly need to consider Wilson's perspective.
Of course I love Jane Austen! So when Tim Challies' blog post, Jane Austen's Prayer showed up in my email inbox, I got excited. This prayer definitely won't disappoint you!
Clint Archer, in his weekly contribution to Cripplegate, gives his article a short and intriguing title. Deaconesses? Six reasons explores whether or not the position of deaconess has Biblical merit. Clint answers the various questions about deaconesses from the Word of God, giving much needed clarity on the matter.
If you're in the mood for a good,Biblical challenge, The Gritty, Grace-Filled Virtue of Self-Control by Courtney McLean of Biblical Woman ought to fit the bill.Courtney looks at self-control as the key to walking in the Spirit.
What Exactly Are "Women's Issues"? asks Erin Benziger of Do Not Be Surprised. She makes a strong and decidedly passionate case for women learning all of God's Word…not just the passages on marriage and motherhood.
Back in 2013, the Lighthouse Trails Research blog published the full contents of Roger Oakland's booklet, How To Know When The Emerging Church Shows Signs Of Emerging Into Your Church. I can't wholly endorse Lighthouse Trails Research, but this particular article matches many other essays I've read as well as my own experience in my last church. And for that reason , I believe people need the information Oakland presents.
Another blog post from Cripplegate, this time written by Eric Davis, assists us in Responding to Miracle Claims based on personal experience. I would add only that some alleged faith healers have people planted in their crusades who get out of their wheelchairs on cue to give an impression of credibility to the healers.
Leslie A. of Growing 4 Life lets us in on The Thing About Wolves by reminding us about Judas Iscariot. Her blog post also teaches us how to discern false teachers.
The problem with tolerating false teachers is… by Elizabeth Prata of The End Time directs our attention to how our lack of discernment affects young adults in our churches. I'd never considered that aspect before, but it definitely makes a lot of sense!
Michelle Lesley speaks directly to pastors in Build the Wall and Station the Guard: A Plea for Pastors to Protect 6 Areas of the Church Vulnerable to False Doctrine in her latest blog post. Not only do her points help pastors, but they remind the rest of us to avoid certain influences.
In his blog, Vassal of the King, Geoffrey Kirkland shows ways to Read the Bible as Your Spiritual Food. I like his emphasis on attitude rather than methodology.


Michael Ferris from Vineyard Cincinnati Church in Cincinnati, Ohio brings us this cool arrow design.
From Michael: I'm in charge of tech for a ministry at my church called Momentum56. M56 is for 5th and 6th graders. We still have regular weekend services like every other age group, just with a different curriculum specifically geared towards the stage of life that 5th and 6th graders are in. We just had our summer camp and were looking for good ideas to make our very boring room look less…. boring.
On our house truss, I had 6 ColorSource LED PARs pointed around the outside of the room to give the whole room a nice glow, as well as two American DJ Blacklights pointed at the stage and 2 Elation Design Spot 250s. On our stage truss, I used 2 ColorSource LED PARs to light up the panels on the sides of the stage and 4 Rush PAR 2 Zooms in the middle of the truss and crossed the beams on both sides so that I could have a look with nice, tight beams crossing or widen the focus and get a full stage wash with a little spilling out into the crowd, too. I put 4 Rush PAR 2 Zooms on the front of the stage, 2 Chauvet RGB Geysers on either side of the stage pointed diagonally up, and 4 design spots towards the back of the stage with the middle two being further back to give more depth to the design. The organization that came to run the camp brought some props relating to the theme of the camp that they hung from the ceiling on stage and also placed on either side of the stage in front of 2 trusses that I stood up.
It looked really cool, but my favorite by far was our LED Arrow that we made. Our logo is an arrow that says Momentum56. We had previously painted 3 arrows onto the wall of the stage, but after a while they just got rough to look at. I had an idea to make this arrow and put LED tape around the edge to give it a nice glow.
I designed it in Autodesk Inventor and sent it to our facilities team to see if they could make just the actual arrow part for us(I'm 17 and don't have the tools nor the time to construct it). After making some small design changes, we agreed on dimensions and our amazing team had it done within a day and a half. Once that was finished, I had the lighting and staging specialist for the church (Kevin) come and help me install the LED tape. At first we were going to glue the LED tape onto the arrow and solder wires to connect the strips around the curves since LED tape can't bend sideways around curves. After trying that for about 30 minutes we realized there was no way we could do that for every single piece on every curve. After brainstorming for a couple minutes I came up with the idea to drill screws in around the perimeter of the arrow and just run the tape around the arrows. Kevin went and found the right size screws and some zip ties and we split the arrow into 4 sections so that when we controlled this via DMX we could have more flexibility. We ran the LED tape around the screws and then at the end of each line we wrapped it around and put 2 more zip ties to ensure that it stayed in place. After running LED tape around the whole arrow, we fixed a power supply and 4 DMX decoders to the back of the arrow and wired all of the LED tape to the decoders, ran power to the decoders, and then ran DMX through all of the decoders. We painted over some parts of the white arrow that was originally painted on the wall because it was showing around the outside of the new arrow.
We wanted to be able to control what color the front of the arrow was as well, so we bought a SlimPAR T12 and hung it on our house truss pointed at the arrow and it looks AMAZING. Unfortunately we had to return all of our lights after the camp was over and go back to 6 ColorSources on the stage truss and 6 on the house truss, but we get to keep the arrow and the SlimPAR and we're very excited to add cool things like this to our stage design in the future.
Overall we were very happy with how this turned out and the kids absolutely loved the change in lighting since we don't even have a haze machine on the weekend. I included a picture of the stage and lighting from last year. The staff at the church commented on how you wouldn't even believe that it was the same room! Eventually we're hoping to make that room always look as good at it did at camp!


Adorable flower crown featuring roses in colors of the rainbow. The pastel colored flowers are secured to wire and backed with felt for comfort and security. The closed crown is 23 inches in circumference and the open headband is adjustable with a ribbon closure.
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Q: how to throw a warning in latex? I want to know how to throw a warning when latex reach to a certain point.
For instance:
\switch [\exp1]
\case{{case 0}}
        %do whatever
\case{{case 1}}
        %do whatever
\otherwise
        %throw warning
\endswitch

Is it possible to do it?

A: LaTeX provides warnings, which are printed to the console/.log file, both with including the current line number and without.
A class has:
\ClassWarning{<class name>}{<message>}
\ClassWarningNoLine{<class name>}{<message>}

A package has:
\PackageWarning{<package name>}{<message>}
\PackageWarningNoLine{<package name>}{<message>}

LaTeX uses:
\@latex@warning{<message>}
\@latex@warning@no@line{<message>}

The documentation can be found in "LaTeX2e for class and package writers" (texdoc clsguide).

A: TeX (in all formats) provides messages, which are printed to the console/.log file.
\wlog{text}   % prints expanded text to log only, CR added

You can define \def\wterm{\immediate \write16 } and then:
\wterm{text}  % prints expanded text to terminal and to the log, CR added

There is \message primitive:
 \message{text} % prints expanded text to terminal and to the log, no CR added

Note that \the\inputlineno expands to the current line number of the input file.

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What a lovely surprise - I have been awarded the Kreativ Blogger Award! Thanks to my friend Cathy, from Celtic Cat Photos, for the wonderful award. I am honored and blessed!
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2 - Reading on the beach on a hot summer day.
3 - Solving a puzzle - whether a work issue, how to make something work in a knitting project, or a Sudoku.
4 - Reading fictional mystery books - refer to 2 and 3 above!
I started to add some blogs here, but just can't do it. I know there are many who really hate this kind of thing. So, I ask you to please tag yourselves. If you see this and want to do it, I hope you will, and then come back here and let us know.
Because of your great attitude you have been awarded the Lemonade Award!


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Matt Walsh Tackles Nutty Assignment as Planters Returns to Super Bowl
Variety — Brian Steinberg
In Super Bowl LII, ad mascot Mr. Peanut scored a few points with a clever ad that featured baseball slugger Alex Rodriguez as well as actor Charlie Sheen. One year later, the anthropomorphic legume intends to gain new ground with another Super Bowl commercial that stars comic actor Matt Walsh.
A 30-second spot slated to air in the third quarter contains a "fun twist," Walsh says in an interview. And when it comes to he rapport with the Madison Avenue celebrity, "the chemistry is off the chain," says the actor, who is known for his potrayal of hapless aide Mike McLintock on the HBO series "Veep." Fox will broadcast Super Bowl LIV from Miami Gardens in Florida on February 2.
This will mark Mr. Peanut's second appearance on the Super Bowl ad roster, part of a journey aimed at helping consumers understand they have many snacking options during the gridiron classic. In last year's spot, Mr. Peanut rides through the streets in a special vehicle at breakneck speed, arriving just in time to keep Rodriguez from wolfing down a handful of kale chips.
"As one of the biggest snacking brands in America, we're very excited to bring Mr. Peanut back to the Super Bowl to have some fun on one of the biggest snacking days of the year," says Samantha Hess, brand manager for Planters at owner Kraft Heinz. at Kraft Heinz. "We've got some surprises in store along his journey, and can't wait to show our fans what's coming up on Super Bowl Sunday."
The advertising team was "improv friendly," Walsh says, who notes "there was definitely room to be playful." Taking part in the commercial marks something of a full circle for Walsh, who earlier in his career found work doing commercials for such marketers as Tru Value Hardware and Diet Dr Pepper.
He's not entirely sure what the final version of the ad looks like, and he has not seen a final cut. Walsh says he typically takes part in a big Super Bowl party with lots of friends and is excited that his mom will get to see him during the big broadcast. "I may be seeing it like the rest of the world."
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This is a Boss Soul, obtained from Vordt of the Boreal Valley found in Dark Souls 3.
Soul of Vordt of the Boreal Valley. One of the twisted souls, steeped in strength. Vordt served as an outrider knight, never far from the fleeting dancer.


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Your mind resists The Eternal Oath!
You have broken the laws of divinity!
New title obtained: Divine Lawbreaker.
The Eternal Eye Of Judgement becomes hostile!
Congratulations, you are now a level 3 [Scientist].
Congratulations, you are now a level 3 [Engineer].
Feat Of Strength performed, +8 STR, +6 DEX, +11 AGI.
You have defeated a Primal Force (Order) and unlocked a new class!
New class obtained: [Harbinger – Chaos].
You already possess 2 classes.
Ethan sat in the tent they'd put him in and pondered at the prompt and the countdown in front of his eyes.
He wondered what to do. He lacked any information on the subject.
According to the AI, he had around 16 hours left before the choice would be made for him, and he had to decide before then, since he didn't know what would be chosen for him if he abstained.
The problem was: he was frozen by indecision. Was [Harbinger – Chaos] a rare class?
From the message log, he had a hunch that it was unique; but before making a choice, he had too many questions that needed answers.
For instance, how would it impact his own survival in the future?
What would happen to his other classes if he chose [Harbinger – Chaos] over them?
Would his knowledge of science disappear along with the [Scientist] class if he made the wrong choice?
More importantly, were classes even that important? His world had no classes and people survived and thrived just the same.
No, classes were definitely important here.
But maybe things were different here. Nope… he knew things were definitely different here.
He needed to speak to someone soon.
When he asked about it, his captors had promised that they would answer all his questions later; since the elders were all busy conferring about something right now.
They seemed much more amiable after his ordeal with the Eye for some reason though. They'd even had a shaman treat his injuries with magic!
Not one to let a chance go to waste, he'd made a detailed recording of the spell casting process, and from preliminary analysis, it seemed that shamanistic magic differed greatly from the casting process he'd witnessed being used by [Mages] from The Empire back when he arrived into this world.
Back to the topic of his dire need for information on this world: he hoped they would deliver, but if they didn't, maybe he could ask that Aylin woman later when – and if – they returned him to his cage.
He was still pissed at her for summoning that Eye, although nobody could have predicted this outcome.
Apparently the implant's protection of his mind was considered resistance to Divine Law, and so it triggered some kind of countermeasure within the Eye, making it perceive him as an Oath breaker.
Although what ancient Oath he'd broken was not completely clear to him, he'd clearly broken some rule; at least according to the messages – and the title – he'd received.
He snorted as he eyed the message about the new title.
Did 'Divine Lawbreaker' mean that he was now marked for punishment somehow? He certainly wanted nothing to do with divine punishment.
He was completely overlooking something else, as well: the existence of The Eternal Eye Of Judgement and the messages he'd received about divinity proved that in this universe, higher powers definitely existed.
Back in his own universe, he was strictly agnostic on the topic. If a higher power existed, it would definitely exist outside the observable universe and the fabric of reality itself, and thus could not be detected from within said universe and reality unless said power wanted to be detected.
In his original world, this clearly hadn't occurred, thus, it was simply impossible to prove or disprove the existence of such a power.
His research into parallel universes particularly enforced this line of thought in his mind.
However, this universe not only had different laws, it also enforced said laws actively.
This proved, without doubt, that this universe was completely different from his own.
From his recent encounter, it was not far fetched to assume that interactions with the divine were a possibility.
Whether true gods or beings of immense power, he just hoped he didn't attract too much attention from them.
If the higher powers of this world wanted to punish him for this incident – and considering how clueless he truly felt right now – he would be officially screwed.
Just like that, two hours had passed in the blink of an eye while he ruminated over all this.
He looked at the flashing prompt yet again and sighed despondently.
"AI, load the simulation environment. Prepare to review the data we've gathered so far." He commanded with a thought.
[Commander] Talius was currently fighting through yet another ambush with his unit at his back.
He didn't believe in commanding from the backlines, that was for [Generals]. He always commanded from the frontline.
The vanguard was where he felt at home. Especially now when he wasn't being ordered around by the [General].
This was why he'd earned the [Commander] class. It was quite a rare merger of both tactical and combat specialisations.
His [Commander] class resulted from the merger of his [Skirmisher] and [Knight] classes when both had reached level 20.
That was many years ago though, and he was looking forward to his next advancement.
He wondered what class would be offered by the system. It all depended on what he would be doing at the time, he guessed.
And from the current happenings, he doubted it would be anything that's not combat-related.
He swung yet again with his great-sword, and the Krell [Warrior] dodged the massive blade.
Just then, a wall of ice erupted to his left. He turned to look at it, only to see it immediately shatter by a flying fist made of rock summoned by the enemy shaman.
Talius made a mental note to thank Jarret later. He'd probably just saved his life and many others on more than one occasion this week.
He blocked the thrust of a spear as he turned to face his opponent, and battle was joined once more.
They'd been taking light casualties so far, but sustained casualties over a long period of time – especially without a means of reinforcement and resupply – meant that they were fighting a war of attrition, and no one fought wars of attrition better than the Krell.
They also knew when to strike like lightning and when to disappear into thin air.
Like now, a shrill cry sounded, and a magical fog quickly spread over the battlefield. Talius' opponent quickly disengaged.
When the fog cleared, not a single Krell could be seen. Even their dead and injured had disappeared.
Talius sighed and gave some quick orders to count the casualties and treat the wounded.
He just hoped this whole incursion was worth the cost.
Kothar was pacing in front of The Matriarch's tent. The meeting of the elders was still in progress.
He was not allowed inside. In fact, nobody else was allowed either.
He knew why: they were deliberating over what to do about Ethan West.
More specifically, over his new status.
The Krell had names for many things, and they had a name for him: Arru Amati.
In their ancient tongue, it literally translated to "One who has challenged divinity".
But Ethan had not only challenged divinity, he had won. He had actually won!
No Arru Amati in the histories had ever won. Those were myths. Cautionary tales told as bedtime stories to scare little children.
That was what Kothar – and most of the Krell – believed… until now.
He smiled as he remembered that glorious scene. According to Ethan, he was no bred [Warrior], but he'd never seen such fierce combat spirit.
He remembered tossing him his spear, and how Ethan jumped, dodged and weaved like a man possessed. How he quickly gripped it midair, and how he adapted his grip on the spear to land in a perfect stance.
It was impossibly beautiful. No one could learn this quickly. He had to be concealing his skills.
He looked around him once more. The tribesmen were waiting on the result of the meeting like him.
Some were talking excitedly, their eyes shining and their faces smiling.
The grim looks and solemn faces from yesterday were a thing of the past.
The Krell tribes were in uproar.
Ethan was frowning, deep in thought, as he compared two sets of data in his virtual lab.
One set displayed an analysis of the process of magic casting used by the [Mages] of The Empire. The other was a much, much more detailed analysis of the process used by Krell shamans.
In addition to this data, he was reviewing video footage of both events. In one video, a shaman was casting healing magic to heal his wounds, and in another – of comparatively low-resolution – a Polarii was casting a fireball spell.
While The Empire's [Mage] would have a look of intense concentration followed by Mana emissions from his palms, the Krell shaman chanted incomprehensible incantations and channeled his power through spoken words!
He studied both datasets meticulously, and had his AI simulate multiple scenarios. He studied every pore on their faces, and every twitch of their facial muscles for a clue on how their casting worked.
He was finally able to make his first discovery: The Empire's magic seemed to be powered by pure logic, while the shamanistic magic of the Krell tribes was powered by the flow of emotions!
He had no idea where to start when it came to channeling magic, but he remembered one titbit mentioned by the Polarii woman: every being had trace amounts of magic within them.
So how did the [Mages], shamans, and even simple [Warriors] – he still remembered Kothar using [Triple Shot] on their way here – channel their energy?
He had an inkling of an idea.
"AI, what's the status of the analysis of the foreign data interface?" He asked.
The AI displayed a data sheet. He perused it for a long time.
He wasn't really pressed for time either. The time compression protocol used by this virtual environment accelerated his thinking speed greatly.
He could spend days inside the confines of this lab and only scant hours would pass outside in the real world.
After a long silence had fallen, he looked up from the data sheet with a big realisation.
The data showed tendrils of the subatomic particle he'd dubbed 'Mana' piggybacking on the omnipresent particle 'Conduit' that was present in everything, and latching to multiple locations in the brain and the nervous system.
"This means that everyone in this world is being actively monitored at all times. Everything they see or hear, and even their thoughts are subject to this monitoring!" He exclaimed.
The simulated model of what would have happened had he not had his implants showed a secondary magical nervous system overlaying the original developing.
It had access to every impulse of the original nervous system, and could be used to spy on the host.
Or to emit signals, exciting specific neural regions and remote controlling the victim.
A spell to trump all spells… He started pacing as he reached a final conclusion.
"A universal spell at such a scale… this must be the work of a God!" He thought as he remembered the attack from The Eternal Eye Of Judgement.
The question was this: was this the work of a benign entity?
There was another pressing question: was this the price for casting magic?
He could see multiple stagnant progress bars moving yet again as he enunciated those discoveries. As he presented new theories, the bottlenecks in the AI's reasoning were being overcome.
"AI, focus on the output aspect of the data interface." He commanded as he started going over the data again.
"Confirmed. A tribesman is approaching in the real world, would you like to exit the simulation?" The AI queried.
He stopped his work and nodded.
"Divine Conspiracy." He said after considering for a bit.
That was when he was interrupted by a gentle hand shaking him in the real world.
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Join Gab (@StFerdinandIII) Western Civilisation was and is superior to anything Islam has developed. Islam has not aided in the development of the modern world; in fact civilisation has only been created in spite of Islam. Raising the alarm about the fascism called Submission since 2000.
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The Muhammadan cult's animus toward women. Read the Koran.
Misogyny is rife, the ownership of women by men accepted as fact.
by Ferdinand III
Western Feminists steeped in nescient anti-Western dogma, have always hypocritically, ignored the brutality of Muhammad's cult towards women. Nary an outburst against Muhammad's cult from the Feminists shrills and shills. Untutored in the ways of Muhammadan beliefs, the Western Feminist will usually ingest the crass stupidity of apologist Karen Armstrong and her ilk, and 'admire' the liberating effects of Muhammad's cult on women. Some go on to claim that Muhammad himself was a feminist and freed women. A rather odd claim considering that Muhammad had a harem of 24 wives and sex slaves, married a 6-year-old and stated that a woman was half the value of a man.
Expressions of Muhammadan misogyny and savagery towards women include: Female Genital Mutilation, Child Bride Marriages, Polygamy, Wearing of bags in public as tokens of submission to men, the lack of legal equality, and the prolific Muslim justification for sex slavery.
None of these practices were allowed in Christian Medieval Europe, with the one exception being that of royal families who married off their young sons and daughters, for dynastic alliances and political largesse. Even that practice was challenged by the Medieval Church and was entirely a secular process which found no favour within the Church (and one largely ignored by those committed to rewriting history and debasing Medieval Christianity). It is the Western Catholic Church which freed women.
Medieval Christianity outlawed slavery including overturning the chattel status of women, which is still rife within Muslim societies today, and which still includes: polygamy, the female family member's legal ownership by men and the formal sex-slavery of women including Infidel women (which the 'right hand possesses' within a harem) and Muslim concubinage (both inside and outside the harem). None of this is allowed in Western states, simply because Western states have a Christian heritage.
Sexual relief is a prime plank of the male dominated Muslim cult. It is rather incredible that any woman wilfully and consciously joins and submits herself to the Al-Lah cult of sexual deviancy. Islam is a cult and one aspect of the Muslim cult, which is prevalent in many other cult groups, is sanctifying for the leadership and the male faithful, the unbridled lust for, and use of, female bodies. The moon cult of Mecca is completely unfriendly and even hostile to women and we find this hostility expressed in Sharia Law and Koranic ritual.
One of the mainsprings of Muslim imperialism and the spread of the cult which attracted untutored and rough hooligans was the Koranic fact that women were inferior to men, that sex slavery was expected and protected; and that a woman was merely a beast whose fields were to be ploughed, to quote Mohammed. He also said that women were stupid and beast-like [Bukhari (6:301) - "[Muhammad] said, 'Is not the evidence of two women equal to the witness of one man?' They replied in the affirmative. He said, 'This is the deficiency in her intelligence.'"] The Muslim animus towards the female runs long deep and is a profound aspect of Islamic imperialism and cult behaviour.
We see this in the Koran. The sample of 12 verses and 1 entire Sura below, clearly depict women as inferiors and sex objects. These verses are supported by 14 Hadiths which confirm that women are to be subjugated by men, and to obey men [Muslim men that is].
Assessing women to be pure enough for the cult:
Sura 60 is an entire chapter devoted to women who apparently fled to Mohammed to take up the cause of Allah. These females had to be devout in their worship to the moon idol and were means tested for such. This Sura outlines how you 'investigate' the woman to make sure she is good enough for the cult. Only females dedicated to Mohammed and his cult of Allah could join Muslim society.
Men rule
Qur'an (2:228) - "and the men are a degree above them [women]"
Qur'an (24:31) - Women are to lower their gaze around men.
Only Men are Gods
Qur'an (53:27) - "Those who believe not in the Hereafter, name the angels with female names." Angels are identified in Sura 74 to be men including the 'Magnificent 19' or early companions of Mohammed. El-Lah or Al-Lah is of course the chief male deity or 'God'. Women are not a part of the angelic hordes.
Legal status:
Qur'an (2:282) - (Court testimony) "And call to witness, from among your men, two witnesses. And if two men be not found then a man and two women." This clearly states that women possess half the legal status of a man.
This means that if a woman is raped, she will need 2 men to support her allegations, if not she will be guilty and can be stoned to death, depending on the jurisdiction.
Qur'an (4:11) - "The male shall have the equal of the portion of two females" (see also verse 4:176).
Women are unclean
Qur'an (5:6) - "And if ye are unclean, purify yourselves. And if ye are sick or on a journey, or one of you cometh from the closet, or ye have had contact with women, and ye find not water, then go to clean, high ground and rub your faces and your hands with some of it"
After a man has some contact with a female he must wash himself, to purify himself, and erase that contact. This is why you might see Muslim men refusing to shake hands with Kufar women for example. They don't want to sully their perfect selves.
Plough your wives
Qur'an (2:223) - "Your wives are as a tilth unto you; so, approach your tilth when or how ye will..." The wife is a sex tool to be used at will by the man. Some believe that this verse is also referencing the joys of anal intercourse. If this is what Muhammad meant, however, then it would appear to contradict what he said in Muslim (8:3365).
Qur'an (4:3) -"Marry women of your choice, Two or three or four"
Sex slaves are good
Qur'an (4:24) and Qur'an (33:50) - A man is permitted to take women as sex slaves outside of marriage.
This verse distinguishes wives from captives (those whom they right hand possesses). It is hard to know how many sex slaves Muhammad had in his harem, but 20 is the estimate (along with 4 official wives).
Hypocritically of course Mohammed ordered Arabian and Muslim women to cover themselves and hide their feminine qualities and allures, though there is disagreement about how much 'covering' is appropriate [the Koran says covering the breasts is mandatory 24:31]. As well there are Islamic laws related to temporary marriage and contractual sex which can be found here which reinforce the hegemonic status of men over women.
An immutable fact is this: there is not one single verse in the Koran, or the Hadiths which describe a woman as a human being, equal to a man; intelligent, caring, riven by doubt, afflictions and perhaps even evil intentions; but nonetheless a thinking, cognitive, loving, redolent human character.
A straight reading of Muslim texts reveals the theology to be misogynistic, sexually obsessed, and defamatory toward and with, the female gender.
Article Comments:
1/11/2021: The Muhammadan cult's animus toward women. Read the Koran.
8/29/2015: A list of Mad Muhammad's wives and concubine-slaves.
8/15/2015: ISIS Jihadi rapes 12 year old, quotes from the Koran that it brings him closer to 'God' ie Baal
1/3/2015: The Arab and Islamic cultural hate of Women.
9/23/2014: The Koranic sex cult, sex-slaving is divinely blessed
2/3/2014: Islam loves the female alert
1/29/2014: Moslem daughter slaughter. Integral to Koranic fascism.
1/27/2014: Islam's hatred of the female - a sex slave for Moslem men
1/22/2014: The madness of Mein Koran and its control of the Female.
1/20/2014: Sura 5: The Koran and Women – misogyny and control
1/16/2014: The cultural, mental, psychological illness of wearing bedsheets
10/25/2011: Wards of men. 4:34 and the beating of women.
10/24/2011: Sura 4:34 and destroying the Female.
5/27/2011: Women must follow the cult.
5/1/2011: Reaping what you sow: The FemiNazi Cultural Marxist Left and Islam
4/18/2011: Ayaan Hirsi Ali, 'Nomad'. Islam's barbarity against Women.
4/16/2011: Women for sheep. Islam's sex slavery.
4/6/2011: Hirsi Ali – saying the obvious about Islam.
3/10/2011: Men rule. Women obey. So said Mohammed [aka Allah].
3/9/2011: Hating the Woman. Read the Hadiths.
3/8/2011: Koranic verses of misogyny where women are worth less than men.
12/7/2010: Muslim Misogyny. Koranic, endemic, genetic.
7/19/2010: Ban the Muslim Bed Sheets in North America. Now.
6/9/2010: Islamic sophistication: Women should Breast Feed adult Men.
2/18/2010: Western fools in love with Islam
8/5/2009: Arab and Muslim homosexuality – rampant
6/24/2009: Sarkozy is right - Ban the Burqa, the Hijab and the Niqab
12/10/2008: The Hijab and Political Islam
2/11/2008: Turkey removes head scarf ban.
12/12/2007: The grotesque sickness of Islamic 'Honor Killings'.
12/17/2005: The violent Arab anti-culture in Australia
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EUC Affiliated Faculty Yasemin Yildiz Featured in "Inside Illinois"
Yasemin Yildiz, professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures and EUC affiliated faculty, is featured in the "Achievements" section of the new issue of "Inside Illinois" (Dec. 13). This article originally appeared on the News Bureau website.
Yasemin Yildiz, a professor of Germanic languages and literatures, will receive the Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for her book, "Beyond the Mother Tongue: The Postmonolingual Condition," published by Fordham University Press. The Modern Language Association of America awards this prize biennially for an outstanding scholarly work on the linguistics or literatures of the Germanic languages. Yildiz will receive the prize on Jan. 5 in Boston during the association's annual convention.


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What lovely blooms to use on your inspired card Tracey! love the flourish and sparkle of the sequins!
Lovely card, Tracy ~ the Cutting Garden blooms are just beautiful in pink and blue!
Sending warm wishes your way and hope all the Spring flowers popping up on this hop are helping!
Tracey, your florals are absolutely gorgeous! I can never capture the shimmer of Wink of Stella in my pics, but bet it's even more pretty IRL!
Those big blooms are wonderful Tracey, this is lovely!
Tracey, such a beautiful take on the challenge. Glad to see you on the blog hop.
This is so well thought out and beautifully made.
Just a beautiful card Tracey! Love those big blossoms in those lovely soft colours. It is bone chilling cold here where I live in eastern Ontario as well so I agree completely about staying in and being cozy. Cheers.
Those blooms are so gorgeous! That is such a lovely set!
So beautiful! LOVING those flowers!!!!!!!!
Beautiful card Tracey, those blooms are fantastic.
Congrats on being one of the winners!!!
Beautiful florals & love the flourishes in the background, Tracey! Good thing you participated this month--congrats on the win! PS--thanks for the sweet comment on my card!


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Charles Delemere Haines (* 9. Juni 1856 in Medusa, New York; † 11. April 1929 in Altamonte Springs, Florida) war ein US-amerikanischer Politiker. Zwischen 1893 und 1895 vertrat er den Bundesstaat New York im US-Repräsentantenhaus.

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Charles Delemere Haines wurde ungefähr fünf Jahre vor dem Ausbruch des Bürgerkrieges in Medusa im Albany County geboren. Seine Familie zog dann nach Coxsackie im Greene County. Dort besuchte er Gemeinschaftsschulen. Haines begann als Telegrafist zu arbeiten, stieg aber bald bis zum Fahrdienstleiter in der Eisenbahn (train dispatcher) auf. Danach  war er zuerst als Assistant Superintendent und zuletzt als Superintendent bei einer Eisenbahnlinie tätig. Später baute und betrieb er mit seinen Brüdern eine Anzahl von Eisenbahnlinien in den Vereinigten Staaten, Mexiko und Kanada. 1888 ließ er sich in Kinderhook im Columbia County nieder, wo er die Kinderhook & Hudson Railroad errichtete. Politisch gehörte er der Demokratischen Partei an.

Bei den Kongresswahlen des Jahres 1892 für den 53. Kongress wurde Haines im 19. Wahlbezirk von New York in das US-Repräsentantenhaus in Washington, D.C. gewählt, wo er am 4. März 1893 die Nachfolge von Charles Tracey antrat. Er erlitt bei seiner Wiederwahlkandidatur im Jahr 1894 eine Niederlage und schied nach dem 3. März 1895 aus dem Kongress aus.

Nach seiner Kongresszeit nahm er wieder seine früheren Geschäftsaktivitäten auf. Er ließ sich später in Altamonte Springs nieder, wo er am 11. April 1929 verstarb. Sein Leichnam wurde auf dem Hudson Falls Cemetery in Hudson Falls (New York) beigesetzt.

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Brie Larson's Captain Marvel Won't Look Like Many Female Superheroes We've Seen
A lot has come out of Comic-Con this weekend: a Stranger Things season two trailer,, confirmation that a Wonder Woman sequel is coming, and the second-season trailer for Riverdale. It's basically been a weekend full of exciting reveals and surprises. But there's one more in store: At the convention on Sunday, Marvel revealed the costume for Brie Larson's Captain Marvel.
And can we just talk about how this outfit actually looks like a practical superhero costume? There's no risk of a gust of wind blowing up a skirt mid-kick, no chance of a boob falling out of a low-cut bodice as Captain Marvel dives forward to slay a Skrull (the alien shape-shifters she'll be fighting). Instead it's form-fitting (a matter of practicality in the superhero universe), comes with flat boots for sprinting, and has what looks like a handy utility belt (instead of Captain Marvel's usual sash) perched on her hips. Basically, Hollywood doesn't seem to be trying to sexualize or femme-ify the hell out of Captain Marvel just because she happens to be a woman.
Of course, this is what Captain Marvel has traditionally worn (minus the sash/belt swap), but y'know, Hollywood takes creative liberties sometimes. And while female superheroes can obviously wear whatever they want, it's just nice the costume team is sticking with practicality here. After all, try showing up to a boxing class in a corset, tennis skirt, and armored thigh-high boots: It's not gonna be super-comfy.
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Also, fun fact: Apparently the film will be set in the '90s. We can't wait to see Captain Marvel in action in March 2019, which is when the film finally hits the big screen.
Related: Brie Larson Is Officially Captain Marvel! Here's Why That's a Really Big Deal
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What would be the best way to make steak?
I like to marinate mine overnight in a teriyaki sauce that i make. Its awesome!!!!
The best way i have found to make a steak is to grill it. You heat the grill up nice and hot, then you put the steak on it. You want to make sure you have some garlic powder, onion powder, and worsteschire sauce to put on it. Typically what I do is sprinkle the powders on there first, both sides. Then after a few minutes of cooking it like that I pour on some of the sauce. I let that cook for a little while and then put a little more of the powders on there. Of course, after that, you won't need the powders anymore. For the sauce, I usually put that on about 4 or 5 times throughout the whole process. It cooks into the meat, but you still get the nice meat flavor with the seasoning on the outside. Also, I would say the best thing is to make it a rare to medium rare steak. The longer you cook it the tougher it gets. Especially do this with a cheaper priced steak. For ribeyes and such, you dont have to do that, you can cook it as long as you want. the fats on those will keep them a little mroe tender. It all depends how you like your steak cooked.
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Marinate it for 2 hours then cook it on a grill with roasted vegetables..
Thanks for your response but i'm not big on adding vegetables in with my meat. Happy Mylotting!!!!
Marinate it a day in advance, then grill it on a propane grill.
Thank you for your response. I have found marinating it an advance does help the flavor to get in to it. Happy Mylotting!!!!
Hi, I don't know how to make steak, but my hubby does. He would shop for ribeyes - he insists that these must be fresh. No marinades. He heats up the pan until it is very hot; then place in the steak - about 3 to 5 minutes per side. I really don't know how he does it; the steak is crisp and slightly burnt on the outside, and medium rare inside. I only add a little bit of light soya sauce to mix with the meat juices that flow out - simply delicious!
Sounds really good. Thanks for your response. Happy Mylotting!!!!
My husband marinades it in steak seasoning and garlic salt for about a few hours then he cooks it halfway only. Then just before serving, he reheats it on the griller with how we want our steak to be. We also mix worshestershire, steak sauce and hot sauce as the steak's sauce. It's really great!
The best way to make steak is to not make steak.
Well, we can't all be smart. It's okay.


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A artista plástica Laura cria sozinha seu filho adolescente e gostaria de educá-lo em casa, mas as leis da Califórnia não permitem. Por isso ela o matricula numa escola dirigida pelo sacerdote Edward, que é casado. Nas visitas que faz ao filho na escola, eles se apaixonam.

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I am a Consultant Hand and Wrist Surgeon at the Pulvertaft Hand Centre in Derby and have recently been appointed Honorary (Consultant) Assistant Professor, University of Nottingham, Medical School. I underwent orthopaedic training in the Trent Region, gaining the FRCS (Trauma and Orthopaedics) exam. I have undertaken specialist training in Derby, Nottingham and Oxford where I was the National Hand Fellow. I have been examined in, and passed, the British Post Graduate hand Diploma.
Mr Armstrong was excellent both prior to, during and post surgery for dupuytren's contracture. He provided everything I needed to make an informed decision about which surgery route to take. The actual surgery was extremely well done and has made an enormous difference to my hand, giving me full use back. Post operative information and care was also very good.
I received superb, gentle care and treatment from Mr. Armstrong and his entire team at the Pulvertaft Hand Centre. My pre-surgery options were explained clearly and in great detail - but more importantly with a warm friendliness and sense of humour. All the staff played their role in reassuring a very anxious patient that all would be well. It was. I cannot imagine better care and feel very lucky to have experienced Mr. Armstrong's great skills for my first ever operation. I now have every confidence in my newly repaired wrist.Thank you very much.
I have been under the care of Mr Armstong for about 5 years and I cannot recommend him highly enough. Not only is he an excellent hand surgeon he is also very caring. When I had a family emergency on the morning of my surgery (a Saturday) he advised me to postpone and reschedule as soon as I was ready. Good as his word he was able to fit me in the following Saturday despite his very full lists. I have also found that staff working with Mr Armstrong also reflect his attitude and that no one working with him has anything but praise for him.


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The Free WiFi
Wi-Fi is a system of wirelessly connecting devices that use radio waves, allowing for connection between devices without the expense of cumbersome cables or without needing them to be facing each other
However, it doesn't stand for wireless fidelity.
Wi-Fi is simply a trademarked phrase that means IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)802.11x .The IEEE 802.11x was introduced by the IEEE in June 1997 used for wireless Ethernet networks.IEEE 802.11x is the initial release of 1–2 Mbps and repeats in the 2.4 GHz band .
Originally known as Alto Alpha network Ethernet is a widely used LAN (local area network) protocol created at Xerox PARC in 1973 by Robert Metcalfe and others.Ethernet is a fast and reliable network selection that is still widely used today.
The easiest way to understand WiFi is to consider an average home or business .The main requirement for WiFi is that there's a device that can transmit the wireless signals like a router ,phone or a computer .In a typical home router transmits an internet connection coming from outside the network like an ISP and delivers that service to nearby that can reach the wireless signal .
We can easily notice free wi-fi connections available in hotels, railway stations etc.But are they really safe?In other words what are the threats that WiFi brings with itself?In a research paper in Britain it was pointed out that a no. Of operating systems and devices including Android, Apple etc . Showed vulnerability to be affected by hackers It said that attackers might be able to inject ransomware or other malware into websites by gaining access to WiFi. The incident happened when security protocol used to protect the vast majority of WiFi connection was broken, exposing wireless internet traffic to malicious eavesdroppers.
Such threats as-
Malware and Ransomware- when connecting to a home or work network some form of anti malware control is likely to have been installed but those protections are often lacking on public WiFi hotspots. Without the protection of AV software database can be silently downloaded .
Packet sniffers — Using this a hacker can identify, intercept and control web traffic of unsecured WiFi network.
Evil Times Rogue WiFi hotspots — this is a fake WiFi that masquerades as the legitimate access point .Any info disclosed while connected to that hotspot can be intercepted by hackers .
Above are a few of the ways hackers use to encrypt the message sent over WiFi transmission.
When threats are real few measures taken to protect the WiFi and message from the hands of hackers are –
WEP – Wired equivalent privacy which is a scheme to secure WiFi. WEP was intended to provide comparable confidentiality to a traditional wires network.
WPA- WiFi protected access , an informed security standard for wireless network is the first generation of advanced wireless security. Providing enterprise and consumer WiFi users with a high level of assurance that only authorized users can access their wireless networks.
Reducing the wireless signal and using Anti WiFi blocking paints can also help to safeguard the network system .
Ishita Rai
Hindu College, University of Delhi
Intern at Cyber Peace Foundation
Sunny Lama
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Deaf and hard of hearing activists have launched a social media "bombing" campaign, an online petition and a federal lawsuit to get Netflix to provide better access to subtitles for its online streaming movies.
Netflix is the nation's leading provider of streamed television and movies over the Internet. Online "instant-play" streaming video is quickly becoming the main way that Americans watch movies and even television shows.
But without subtitles, some 36 million deaf or hearing-impaired Americans are being left out of this media revolution.
Sebastian St. Troy, a consumer-rights activist in Texas, initiated the social media "bombing" campaign, urging the public to bombard the company's Facebook page with comments telling Netflix to "get on top of" the issue, as one commenter put it.
Researching the issue, he said he found "years of promises by Netflix to provide subtitles," with little progress.
"Online activists fill Netflix's Facebook page with comments pointing out that they are not taking the deaf and hard of hearing into account and that affects Netflix's reputation," she said. And over 1,200 people have signed the online petition so far.
Meanwhile, the National Association of the Deaf filed a federal lawsuit against Netflix on June 16. The lawsuit charges the entertainment giant with violating the Americans with Disabilities Act by failing to provide closed captioning for most of its "watch instantly" movies and television streamed on the Internet.
The New York Times has described Netflix as the "only major player in the online-only video subscription business," with over 60 percent of streamed video services market share, the association noted in announcing the lawsuit.
"The deaf and hard of hearing community has repeatedly expressed concerns – via letters, petitions, blogs, and social media – to Netflix about its failure to provide equal access to 'Watch Instantly'," the NAD said.
"We have tried for years to persuade Netflix to do the right thing and provide equal access to all content across all platforms," said NAD President Bobbie Beth Scoggins.
The plaintiffs are asking the court to declare that Netflix's behavior constitutes a violation of Title III of the ADA, and to require that Netflix provide closed captions on all of its streaming content.
In addition to NAD, other plaintiffs include the Western Massachusetts Association of the Deaf and Hearing-Impaired and a deaf Massachusetts resident.
Update, 7/1/11: A reader in California, Don Cullen, has informed us that he filed a class action lawsuit against Netflix in March over the same issues, charging the company with violating the Americans with Disabilities Act and California law. See more information here.


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L'hôtel de ville de Pointe-Noire est l'ancienne mairie de la commune de Pointe-Noire dans le département de la Guadeloupe en France. Construit en 1931 sur la place de la Liberté, il est inscrit aux monuments historiques depuis 1992.

Historique
Une nouvelle mairie de Pointe-Noire fut édifiée en 1931 par l'architecte Ali-Georges Tur dans le cadre d'un projet global du Ministère des Colonies pour promouvoir le développement de la Guadeloupe — après les dégâts provoqués par l'ouragan Okeechobee de  et pour les célébrations du tricentenaire de la présence française sur l'île — qui incluait également l'hôtel de préfecture de la Guadeloupe, le palais du conseil général et le palais de justice de Basse-Terre. Cet architecte français originaire de Tunis fut durant l'entre-deux-guerres l'auteur d'un très grand nombre (près d'une centaine) de bâtiments publics en Guadeloupe (mairies, écoles, églises) tous réalisés dans un style épuré aux lignes strictes et fonctionnelles.

Le , le bâtiment (l'une des mairies les mieux conservées de l'œuvre d'Ali Tur), et ses jardins, ainsi que la colonne républicaine au buste de Marianne peint attenante datant de 1889 sont inscrits au titre des monuments historiques.

Depuis quelques années cet édifice a perdu sa fonction initiale de mairie (remplacée par un bâtiment voisin sur la place).

Notes et références

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Articles connexes
 Liste des monuments historiques de la Guadeloupe
 Hôtel de préfecture de la Guadeloupe | Palais du conseil général | Palais de justice de Basse-Terre.

Liens externes

Pointe-Noire
Bâtiment d'Ali Tur
Monument historique en Guadeloupe
Monument historique inscrit en 1992
Pointe-Noire
Pointe-Noire (Guadeloupe)