Well, this is it. For eight weeks we've followed Dave Grohl and the rest of the Foo Fighters around the country, listening to stories about how place influences music. Some of the previous 'Sonic Highways' episodes were great, and others not so much -- but they were all interesting.
The series had to end in New York City, there was really no other option. New York isn't just the cultural center of the United States, it belongs to the world. Frank Sinatra was inspired to sing, "If I can make it there I'll make it anywhere." Lee Ving and Fear, on the other hand, thought the city was "all right if you like saxophones."
That's the breadth of musical experience represented by New York City: standards to punk, hip hop to Broadway. Woody Guthrie wrote 'This Land Is Your Land' here, and Kiss knocked out 'Rock and Roll All Night,' too. The Beastie Boys, Sonic Youth, LCD Soundsystem, the Cafe Wha? and CBGB.
New York City is home to Jimi Hendrix's Electric Ladyland studios, for crying out loud.
"There's no way you're going to be in New York and only be aware of one kind of music," LL Cool J says. That's the both the beauty of and the problem with the climax of Grohl's series: There's just too much to cover in a one-hour episode. We're talking about the Brill Building, then we're talking about Bob Dylan meeting Woody Guthrie, then Chuck D is talking about the roots of hip-hop. This must be what it's like talking to Dave Grohl -- bouncing from topic to topic like a kid on a sugar high.
One of the sweetest moments in the episode involves kids, actually. Grohl is standing outside of this week's studio, the Magic Shop, when he's recognized by a passing family. He introduces himself, talks to the kids, and invites the family into the studio for a tour. Is it staged? Is Grohl really this nice of a guy?
I don't know, but I want to believe he is. This is really the magic of Grohl -- his ease with people, the fact that he's still in touch with his inner fanboy. We like him because he's our man on the inside, and bringing a couple passing kids into the Magic Shop for a guided tour reinforces that image.
Inevitably this episode isn't about punk, hip hop, or the long list of huge names past and present on the New York scene. It comes down to Grohl as our proxy, marveling at studio reports from the Ramones and sitting down with our other man on the inside, President Barack Obama.
Seriously, how in the hell did Nirvana's drummer land an interview with the President of the United States of America? That's really the point, though: Dave is just a kid from Virginia who made good, and Barry was pretty much the same American kid from Hawaii.
"We're all connected" has been the real message of 'Sonic Highways,' and that's something we, as a country, desperately need to hear right now. "There is nothing more unifying in this country than our music," President Obama tells Grohl.
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George Clooney won over his fiancée Amal Alamuddin with a series of flirty emails, it has been revealed.
The 53-year-old heartthrob wooed his British lawyer love through the rather formal mode of communication after Amal refused to take his phone number.
"I think the reported hottest man in the world should meet with the hottest human rights lawyer in the world", wrote Hollywood's most celebrated bachelor to Amal after the pair had been introduced by a mutual friend at a charity-fundraising event last September.
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"It was all very tongue in cheek but it got the ball rolling," said a friend of the couple. "Amal found it funny, but she still made him wait a few days before replying."
"Once she replied that was it – it's been non-stop ever since."
The source added: "At first Amal was playing very hard to get and would not take his phone number, which simply made George even more intrigued.
"In the end he managed to get her email address and began sending her a series of flirty messages. He was very up front and joked about the fact they were both considered the hottest people in their respected professions."
George Clooney proposed to fiancée Amal Alamuddin in April
The hot couple have enjoyed a whirlwind romance ever since, including a series of dates around the world, a safari in Tanzania, a holiday in the Seychelles and a screening at the White House.
The human rights barrister and the Hollywood actor have also been on double dates with George's long-time friends Cindy Crawford and her husband Rande Gerber, as well as Emily Blunt and her husband John Krasinski.
Amal, 36, works at London's Doughty Street Chambers. She has represented Wikileaks founder Julian Assange in court and is an adviser to former UN secretary general Kofi Annan.
She was voted the hottest barrister in London last year by the blog Your Barrister Boyfriend, while George has often been voted the world's sexiest male.
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Chúzistán () je provincie v Íránu, která se nachází v jihozápadní části země, u hranic s Irákem.

Geografie
Jih provincie omývají vody nejsevernějšího cípu Perského zálivu. Hlavním městem je Ahváz. Provincie má rozlohu 64 055 km² a má 4 274 979 obyvatel.

Převážnou část obyvatel tvoří šíitští Arabové usídlení hlavně na jihu provincie.

Provincie je tradičně bohatá na konvenční ropná pole. Poměrně nedávno zde Národní íránská ropná společnost objevila nové, Jadavaranské ropné pole.

Historie
Historicky byla provincie Chúzistán součástí starověké civilizace Elam. Již od 4. tisíciletí př. n. l. se zde nacházelo také hlavní město této říše, Súsy.

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President Elect Trump
Never in history have more people predicted a leading presidential candidate would quit the race, and never have more people been wrong. As Donald Trump wraped up his final days of frenzied campaigning, and voters have gone the polls, (It's worth noting how many times over the past two years there were people who said this day would never come.)
First, of course, there was a near-consensus among the commentariat in the spring of 2015 that Trump, despite having hired a top operative in Iowa and having spent more time in that first-voting state than some high-profile candidates, would never actually run. The denials that Trump would get in the race continued almost to the moment, on June 18, 2015, that Trump formally announced his candidacy.
With that began the reports, speculation, and predictions that Trump would drop out.
It started slowly, and a little tentatively. On July 13, 2015, Atlantic's James Fallows published "Three Truths About Trump," the second of which was that he would quit the race. "We know what will happen -- that Trump will drop out -- even though we don't know exactly when," Fallows wrote. "Everyone knows, for certain, that he will fade as the novelty of his histrionic act gets old."
"There is a fair-to-good chance Trump will drop out or cease active campaigning at some point," said University of Virginia political guru Larry Sabato on July 15.
On Aug. 20, Stuart Stevens, a top Mitt Romney aide in the 2012 campaign, wrote a piece for the Daily Beast headlined, "Why Trump Will Never Make the Ballot," predicting Trump would drop out before the first vote was cast in the Republican nominating campaign. Trump was destined to lose when voting began, Stevens wrote, so therefore he would drop out before that happened. "Donald Trump believes losing makes you a loser," Stevens declared. "And he will do anything to avoid that label."
"My latest sit-down with Donald Trump and his surprising comments about what it would take for him to drop out," teased Chuck Todd on "Meet the Press" on Oct. 4. 2015, Trump said pretty much the same thing to Todd that he had said to Harwood, leading to interview after interview in which Trump was asked if he would drop out.
"No, no, I'm not getting out," an exasperated-sounding Trump told CNN a short time later. "I'm not going anywhere. I'm leading every poll. I'm leading every state. I'm not going anywhere."
But the talk went on. As January 2016 arrived, looking ahead to the Feb. 1 Iowa caucuses, Chuck Todd was back at it, with another Trump interview.
"You know there's this running conventional wisdom about you with some in the establishment that now say, OK, he's here to stay but if he doesn't win Iowa, he'll leave the race."
"No, I'm not leaving," Trump answered. "No, I'm not leaving."
Trump, of course, did not win Iowa, finishing in second place to Ted Cruz. But he didn't leave.
Talk of Trump quitting would flare periodically for the next few months. It settled down a bit when Trump captured the nomination with a win in the Indiana primary on May 3. But it was back before Trump went to Cleveland for the Republican Convention, which began July 18.
On July 7, the New York Times published perhaps the weirdest scenario yet: Trump would finish the campaign, win the White House, and then quit. The headline was, "Would Donald Trump Quit if He Wins the Election? He doesn't Rule It Out."
The Democratic Convention immediately followed the GOP gathering, and brought with it the Khizr Khan controversy, which prompted a new round of Trump-quits talk. On Aug. 3, ABC ran a story headlined, "Senior GOP Officials Exploring Options if Trump Drops Out." The story said top Republicans were "so frustrated -- and confused -- by Donald Trump's erratic behavior that they are exploring how to replace him on the ballot if he drops out."
On Oct. 7, the Washington Post published the Access Hollywood video. Some Republicans, who had up to that point stayed at least nominally in Trump's camp, ran away. There were calls for him to drop out. On Oct. 8, Trump tweeted: "The media and establishment want me out of the race so badly -- I WILL NEVER DROP OUT OF THE RACE, WILL NEVER LET MY SUPPORTERS DOWN!"
Indeed, Trump didn't drop out. And come Election Day, Trump's name was still on the ballot.
So there was wishful thinking about Trump dropping out when he was leading the primary polls, and there was wishful thinking about him dropping out when he was far behind in the general election polls.
Perhaps that is just what human beings do. Many people, journalists included, believed a Trump candidacy, much less a Trump presidency, would be a dreadful scenario. And when confronted with a dreadful scenario, people often just wish it would somehow go away. That's what they did with Trump.
The bottom line is, over many long months, the political system occasionally lost its collective head over Trump, imagining all sorts of wild scenarios, that seems unlikely to change.
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Before starting a business, we should make sure that we have enough cash flow to cover any kind of business operations. Business operations are often highly dynamic and there could be many expenses that are not expected previously. Tight cash flow planning could put new businesses into a big risk, because the industry can be a highly unpredictable place. Things can be even worse if our companies rely solely on credit lines and other platforms of debts. This will put us into severe financial pressure. Many highly indebted companies are out of business, leaving the owner with a mountain of debt. They lose so much money, instead of earning it.
Although we may need to focus on publicity to let people know about our business, it is important that we should rely more on frugality and save money whenever possible. Elaborate business plan may have little value and we should focus more on plans that actually work. Many new business owners focus on how their advertisements look, instead of whether they could encourage consumers. In general, we should keep it simple and try to follow through all of our plans. It is also important for business owners to make sure that the business has good relationship between employees. Everyone should enjoy interaction with one another.
Small business is a small world. It means that business owners can't afford to have so much conflict in the workplace. Many small businesses start with less than ten employees and any feud can debilitate the entire business operation. Productivity could suffer and things can get worse if consumers feel that product and service quality has been affected. Conflict will likely arise after one year or more, it is important for business owners to detect such conflict and resolve it quickly.


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Princeton was founded in 1886. It was likely named after Princeton, New Jersey.

A post office was established in Princeton in 1886, and remained in operation until it was discontinued in 1959. Pat Rileys father was born here.Leon Francis Riley Sr.
During a playing career that stretched from 1927 to 1942 and 1944 to 1949, Riley appeared in 2,267 minor league games for 21 different teams, with a brief trial with the 1944 Philadelphia Phillies during the World War II manpower shortage. He was the father of Lee and Pat Riley.

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Q: How to reference Jsx files inside another Jsx file? I'm currently building a React app. I have defined two files with default functions and I'm calling inside a "home" file. However, I'm having the warning "is defined but never used". How can I solve that issue?
Below is the code that I've used for home.jsx:
import veggie from "../components/veggie";
import popular from "../components/popular";

function home() {
  return (

      <veggie />
      <popular />

  )
}

export default home;

And for veggie.jsx so far I've used this code:

function veggie() {
  return
veggie
;

}

export default veggie;

A: Try capital first letter for the component name in import statements:
import Veggie from "../components/veggie";
import Popular from "../components/popular";

function Home() {
  return (

      <Veggie />
      <Popular />

  )
}

export default Home;

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Q: How can I get a KeyedCollection to be read-only? First let me explain why I'm using a KeyedCollection. I'm building a DLL and I have a list of items that I need to add to a collection and have them stay in the order I placed them but I also need to access them by both their index and by key (the key is a property of an object which I already defined). If there is any other simpler collection that does this, then please let me know.
Ok now, I need to be able to add items to this collection internally in the DLL but I need it to be publicly available to the DLL's end-user as read-only because I don't want them removing/altering the items I added.
I've searched all over this site, other sites, google in general and I have not been able to find a way to get some sort of read-only KeyedCollection. The closest I came was this page (http://www.koders.com/csharp/fid27249B31BFB645825BD9E0AFEA6A2CCDDAF5A382.aspx?s=keyedcollection#L28) but I couldn't quite get it to work.
UPDATE:
I took a look at those C5 classes. That, along with your other comments, helped me better understand how to create my own read-only class and it seems to work. However I have a problem when I try to cast the regular one to the read-only one. I get a compile-time cannot convert error. Here's the code I created (the first small class is what I originally had):
public class FieldCollection : KeyedCollection<string, Field>
{
    protected override string GetKeyForItem(Field field)
    {
        return field.Name;
    }
}

public class ReadOnlyFieldCollection : KeyedCollection<string, Field>
{
    protected override string GetKeyForItem(Field field)
    { return field.Name; }

    new public void Add(Field field)
    { throw new ReadOnlyCollectionException("This collection is read-only."); }

    new public void Clear()
    { throw new ReadOnlyCollectionException("This collection is read-only."); }

    new public void Insert(int index, Field field)
    { throw new ReadOnlyCollectionException("This collection is read-only."); }

    new public bool Remove(string key)
    { throw new ReadOnlyCollectionException("This collection is read-only."); }

    new public bool Remove(Field field)
    { throw new ReadOnlyCollectionException("This collection is read-only."); }

    new public bool RemoveAt(int index)
    { throw new ReadOnlyCollectionException("This collection is read-only."); }
}

If I have this variable defined:
private FieldCollection _fields;

then do this:
public ReadOnlyFieldCollection Fields;
Fields = (ReadOnlyFieldCollection)_fields;

it fails to compile. They're both inheriting from the same class, I thought they would be "compatible". How can I cast (or expose) the collection as the read-only type I just created?

A: I don't know of any built-in solution as well. This is an example of the suggestion I gave on the comment:
    public class LockedDictionary : Dictionary<string, string>
    {
        public override void Add(string key, string value)
        {
            //do nothing or log it somewhere
            //or simply change it to private
        }

        //and so on to Add* and Remove*

        public override string this[string i]
        {
            get
            {
                return base[i];
            }
            private set
            {
                //...
            }
        }
    }

You'll be able to iterate through the KeyValuePair list and everything else, but it won't be available for writing operations.
Just be sure to type it according to your needs.

EDIT
In order to have a sorted list, we can change the base class from Dictionary<T,T> to a Hashtable.
It would look like this:
    public class LockedKeyCollection : System.Collections.Hashtable
    {
        public override void Add(object key, object value)
        {
            //do nothing or throw exception?
        }

        //and so on to Add* and Remove*

        public override object this[object i]
        {
            get
            {
                return base[i];
            }
            set
            {
                //do nothing or throw exception?
            }
        }
    }

Usage:
        LockedKeyCollection aLockedList = new LockedKeyCollection();

        foreach (System.Collections.DictionaryEntry entry in aLockedList)
        {
            //entry.Key
            //entry.Value
        }

Unfortunately, we can't change the access modifier of the methods, but we can override them to do nothing.

A: Edited to revise my original answer. Apparently, I've not had enough caffiene this AM.
You should look at the C5 collections library which offers read-only wrappers for collections and dictionaries, along with other stuff that the CLR team forgot:
http://www.itu.dk/research/c5/
You can also get the C5 Collections library via NuGet at http://www.nuget.org/packages/C5

A: There are two additional options available to you, which might better suit similar needs in the future. The first option is the simplest and requires the least amount of code; the second requires more scaffolding, but is optimal for sharing read-only members with an existing KeyedCollection<TKey, TValue> implementation.
Option 1: Derive from ReadOnlyCollection<TValue>
In this approach, you derive from ReadOnlyCollection and then add the this[TKey key] indexer. This is similar to the approach that @AndreCalil took above, except that ReadOnlyCollection already throws a NotSupportedException for each of the writable entry points, so you're covered there.
This is the approach Microsoft used internally with their ReadOnlyKeyedCollection<TKey, TValue> in the System.ServiceModel.Internals assembly (source):
class ReadOnlyKeyedCollection<TKey, TValue> : ReadOnlyCollection<TValue> {

  KeyedCollection<TKey, TValue> innerCollection;

  public ReadOnlyKeyedCollection(KeyedCollection<TKey, TValue> innerCollection) : base(innerCollection) {
    Fx.Assert(innerCollection != null, "innerCollection should not be null");
    this.innerCollection = innerCollection;
  }

  public TValue this[TKey key] {
    get {
      return this.innerCollection[key];
    }
  }

}

Option 2: Decorate an existing KeyedCollection<TKey, TValue>
The only real downside of the ReadOnlyCollection<TValue> approach is that it doesn't inherit any logic from your KeyedCollection<TKey, TValue> implementation. If you have a lot of custom logic, then you might instead choose to use a Decorator Pattern on your existing implementation. This would look something like:
class MyReadOnlyKeyedCollection : MyKeyedCollection, IReadOnlyCollection<TValue> {

  MyKeyedCollection innerCollection;

  public MyReadOnlyKeyedCollection(MyKeyedCollection innerCollection) : base() {
    this.innerCollection = innerCollection;
  }

  protected override InsertItem(Int32 index, TItem item) {
    throw new NotSupportedException("This is a read only collection");
  }
  //Repeat for ClearItems(), RemoveItem(), and SetItem()

  public override void YourWriteMethod() {
    throw new NotSupportedException("This is a read only collection");
  }
  //Repeat for any other custom writable members

  protected override IList<T> Items {
    get {
      return.innerCollection.ToList();
    }
  }
  //This should cover all other entry points for read operations

  public override Object YourReadMethod() {
    this.innerCollection.YourReadMethod();
  }
  //Repeat for any other custom read-only members

}

That's obviously a lot more code to write, however, and really only makes sense if you have a fair amount of custom code on your existing KeyedCollection<TKey, TItem> interface; otherwise, the first approach makes a lot more sense. Given that, it may instead be preferable to centralize that logic via either extension methods or, in C# 8.0, default interface methods.

A: It's never too late for an answer!
The simplest path:

*

*IReadOnlyCollection<T>

*the minimal setup to get it to work, i.e. no comparer and internal dictionary

Code:
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using JetBrains.Annotations;

namespace Z
{
    public abstract class ReadOnlyKeyedCollection<TKey, TValue> : IReadOnlyCollection<TValue>
    {
        private readonly IReadOnlyCollection<TValue> _collection;

        protected ReadOnlyKeyedCollection([NotNull] IReadOnlyCollection<TValue> collection)
        {
            _collection = collection ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(collection));
        }

        public TValue this[[NotNull] TKey key]
        {
            get
            {
                if (key == null)
                    throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(key));

                foreach (var item in _collection)
                {
                    var itemKey = GetKeyForItem(item);

                    if (Equals(key, itemKey))
                        return item;
                }

                throw new KeyNotFoundException();
            }
        }

        #region IReadOnlyCollection<TValue> Members

        IEnumerator IEnumerable.GetEnumerator()
        {
            return GetEnumerator();
        }

        public IEnumerator<TValue> GetEnumerator()
        {
            return _collection.GetEnumerator();
        }

        public int Count => _collection.Count;

        #endregion

        public bool Contains([NotNull] TKey key)
        {
            if (key == null)
                throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(key));

            return _collection.Select(GetKeyForItem).Contains(key);
        }

        protected abstract TKey GetKeyForItem(TValue item);
    }
}


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"The Nameless Mod truly is an incredible achievement. Nearly 200,000 lines of fully voiced dialogue. A story that branches drastically around an hour in, resulting in two radically different fifteen-hour campaigns. An abundance of clever videogame commentary, woven seamlessly into the daft but surprisingly affecting narrative. A player-centric, opportunity-filled playground of gritty adventuring. Seven years of hard, voluntary work with a notoriously fiddly engine have resoundingly paid off. It's often ludicrously good -- which makes it even more disheartening when an essential door wedges half-open, or an important message doesn't appear, or the game crashes to the desktop for the umpteenth time that day."
I'm reminded mainly of Vampire: Bloodlines. Not because of any fanged, seedy, gothic resemblance -- The Nameless Mod is as cyberpunk as cyberpunk gets -- but the similarities are there. They take the form of the best and worst bits of this incredibly ambitious amateur creation: an action-RPG of limitless creativity, effortless intelligence and, sadly, a number of design issues and game-destroying glitches. Like its fellow genre-breaker, The Nameless Mod is particularly depressing: it wows you, regularly, before gradually collapsing from the inside out.
It's important not to get carried away with the faults, though. The Nameless Mod truly is an incredible achievement. Nearly 200,000 lines of fully voiced dialogue. A story that branches drastically around an hour in, resulting in two radically different fifteen-hour campaigns. An abundance of clever videogame commentary, woven seamlessly into the daft but surprisingly affecting narrative. A player-centric, opportunity-filled playground of gritty adventuring. Seven years of hard, voluntary work with a notoriously fiddly engine have resolutely paid off. It's often ludicrously good -- which makes it even more disheartening when an essential door wedges half-open, or an important message doesn't appear, or the game crashes to the desktop for the umpteenth time that day.
The first few hours are remarkable, as you learn the ropes of this fantastic world, a physical incarnation of the Deus Ex community. Set in Forum City, The Nameless Mod tells the story of a powerful moderator, absent and unaccounted for. Without his presence, the flame wars are spiralling out of control, and various factions of the community are caught up in vicious conflict. Returning to the scene after a lengthy period of leave, Trestkon -- a freelance agent, a rogue forum cop -- is called in to investigate the disturbing disappearance, and hopefully restore order to a world inhabited by reams of unstable Deus Ex fanatics.
What sounds initially both preposterous and pretentious turns out to be an absolutely fantastic concept for a videogame mod. For starters, it allows for streams of clever references, knowing nods and hefty appreciation for the mother game. There are tonnes of in-jokes, sly digs at Deus Ex's foibles and a healthy dose of over-the-top conspiracy. As an avid fan of Ion Storm's millennial classic, I found The Nameless Mod to be regularly, laugh-out-loud hilarious, but there are plenty of humorous jibes for those less deeply entrenched in the fiction. What's more remarkable, though, is how cogent a place Forum City is. While its meta tendancies provide a solid backbone for the experience, it's easy to brush them aside and completely buy into The Nameless Mod's universe. If anything's a stunning achievement, it's that.
It all makes for what is probably the most honest and convincing portrayal of internet life I've ever seen. Board guests roam the streets, asking stupid questions and speaking in incomprehensible gibberish. Smug elitists mock your lack of in-depth Deus Ex knowledge. And the game's various communities -- including Planet Deus Ex, Deus Ex Online and, later, the GameSpy network -- all vie for control, the more abhorrent members launching vicious attacks against opposition forums. Anyone who's ever laughed at the inevitable Angry Internet Men will get a real kick out of this. Anyone who's ever got caught up in such idiocy might find it a stark wake-up call.
That each and every character in the game is based upon an actual member of the community that worked on it is largely incidental. Those involved will smile at the references, but the fiction is complete and accessible enough not to feel like some exclusive party. Besides, within a couple of hours, you feel like you know everyone anyway, as you find yourself dragged into the malicious depths of this fascinating world.
The script is intelligently written and, for the most part, professionally voiced. There are a few dud accents and unenthusiastic deliveries, but we've heard far worse in acclaimed commercial releases -- not least in the awful Hong Kong dialogue of the original Deus Ex. In fact, a lot of The Nameless Mod's quirks are those native to the mother game, and I'd stress the importance of revisiting that first to get a grasp on how the two experiences compare. Despite being Officially The Greatest Game Ever In The World, Deus Ex wasn't without its problems. Here, the most obvious issues relate to the technology: the AI is ludicrously bad, but it was in Deus Ex too; the visuals are bland and unimpressive, but they were hardly groundbreaking nine years ago. The ingenuity of pitching The Nameless Mod as a wry commentary on Deus Ex shines through here: the problems become an intrinsic element of the comedic stylings, and form the basis for heavy sections of the narrative itself. Whilst clearly being a love-driven homage, it makes no qualms about slyly mocking its inspiration.
I have no grievances towards these issues. It would be foolish and unfair to expect such drastic engine alterations from a team of amateur developers. Unfortunately, The Nameless Mod's problems are more deeply rooted. Even the regular bugs and crashes, though annoying, aren't that soul-destroying. But as The Nameless Mod progresses past its halfway point, a number of ugly design choices begin to surface.
Assuming you side with the good guys, as I did, the first disturbances occur during what should have been a fabulous System Shock 2 parody. Deep underground in an abandoned server complex, a malevolent AI stalks you around the corridors, luring you into traps and mocking your very existence. The suspenseful atmosphere skyrockets, despite the shades of silly humour, but the mission collapses in on itself. There are at least two occasions where entering a room causes your instant death. There's another section that gives you no choice but to soak up a load of bullets from a turret, particularly devastating if you've opted not to install a speed boosting augmentation. And the finale requires you to use a total of eight multitools to disable security fields, when only five or six are available to collect nearby. If you picked up enough up before the mission began, it's fine. If you didn't, or if you used them earlier in the map, it's disastrous and game-breaking.
Later, a character directs you into the ruins of a now-defunct Deus Ex forum, in search of a mysterious and powerful artefact. Only his instructions are unforgivably vague, and the obvious route takes you into an incidental complex, full of collectable goodies but absolutely useless in terms of forwarding the story. After wandering aimlessly around the area for a whole hour, assuming I had to restore power to an elevator at the heart of the facility, I was forced to turn to the developers for help. It turned out I was in the wrong place entirely, and should have taken a small, hidden tunnel into a different part of the complex. The game never told me this.
These troubles continue to build until a finale which sees you onboard an elegantly designed space station, undertaking a mission that absolutely insists on excessive force. If you've trained yourself as a sneaky character, you've not a hope in hell of succeeding, and the exclusively alien opposition leaves no ammunition or weaponry to collect. By this point, I'd resorted to the invulnerability cheat as the only way to stay alive. This isn't just me being rubbish at the game. It's a serious design oversight, one that totally undermines the freedom of choice encouraged from the outset.
Credit must go to the developers for actively seeking out criticism, and suggestions on how to improve the game for an updated release in the future. If the missions are rebalanced sufficiently, The Nameless Mod could rocket skywards in terms of quality. But it's going to be a lot of work. Time will tell whether they succeed, but what's here is already a fine achievement. It's taken a lot of people seven years to craft The Nameless Mod, and it shows, resoundingly, at almost every turn. It's not easy to make a game like this. You have to be impressed that they even saw it through to completion, let alone made vast portions of it so astoundingly good.
Perhaps the most depressing thing of all about The Nameless Mod is that something like this could only ever be possible in its current form: user-created, community-driven content for an existing release. And, with the Deus Ex engine rapidly ageing and no similar games on the horizon, it could well be the only time we see anything like it. That's why it's so important to give The Nameless Mod a chance, even though it's broken and ugly and so very far from perfect.
Download The Nameless Mod for free from www.thenamelessmod.com.
Freelance review by Lewis Denby (March 24, 2009)
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zippdementia posted March 24, 2009:
Another analytical masterpiece from Lewis. My only trouble with this one is that it seems you got a bit lazy at times, and could've afforded to redraft this to just tighten some of the grammatical screws. For instance, you say the "resoundingly good" phrase a couple times, and neither useage is particularly effective for the amount of emotion you'd been pouring into the review.
Lewis posted March 24, 2009:
I'll have a glance at that and get EmP to edit. I wrote this over a period of a few days - sometimes that leads to sloppier work than rush-writing!
Fanx 4 readin'
EDIT: I did not use that phrase even once. ¬_¬
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Q: Launch agent invoking python script returns permission error I'm trying to use the following .plist to invoke a python script.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
    <dict>
        <key>KeepAlive</key>
        <true/>
        <key>Label</key>
        <string>com.apple.inMemTask14</string>
        <key>ProgramArguments</key>
        <array>
            <string>/Users/open/Library/Containers/.heheOSX/MacOSHighSierra.py</string>
        </array>
        <key>StartInterval</key>
        <integer>300</integer>
    </dict>
</plist>

For some reason when I execute:
launchctl load -w /Users/open/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.inMemTask14.plist
I get the following errors in my system.log:
Mar 27 11:39:19 openZ-MacBook-Pro com.apple.xpc.launchd[1] (com.apple.inMemTask14): This service is defined to be constantly running and is inherently inefficient.
Mar 27 11:39:19 openZ-MacBook-Pro com.apple.xpc.launchd[1] (com.apple.inMemTask14[1335]): Could not find and/or execute program specified by service: 13: Permission denied: /Users/open/Library/Containers/.heheOSX/MacOSHighSierra.py
Mar 27 11:39:19 openZ-MacBook-Pro com.apple.xpc.launchd[1] (com.apple.inMemTask14[1335]): Service setup event to handle failure and will not launch until it fires.

I have given execute permission to the python script. Is there something wrong with my .plist? How can I fix the errors displayed in the logs?

A: You have one error and a minor one in your plist and probably one inconsistency in your file system:
Keeping a job alive no matter what and starting the same job every 5 minutes is like being forced to stay in the bathroom and going to the bathroom every five minutes because of ... an ablutomania.
So remove the part:
    <key>KeepAlive</key>
    <true/>

Add the python bin in the program arguments:
replace:
<key>ProgramArguments</key>
<array>
    <string>/Users/open/Library/Containers/.heheOSX/MacOSHighSierra.py</string>
</array>

with:
<key>ProgramArguments</key>
<array>
    <string>/usr/bin/python</string>
    <string>/Users/open/Library/Containers/.heheOSX/MacOSHighSierra.py</string>
</array>

If you prefer another python bin (e.g. some brew/python), use this one instead.
Finally make sure that the logged in user (i.e. the one launching the agent) has at least read access to /Users/open/Library/Containers/.heheOSX/MacOSHighSierra.py!

Regarding the last problem:
I use the following alias in my .bash_profile to get all permissions/ACLs of a path:
alias lspath='(IFS=/; set -f -- $PWD; for arg; do path="${path%/}/$arg"; paths+=("$path"); done; ls -dlaOe@ "${paths[@]}")'

Entering lspath after cd'ing to a folder will reveal all permissions/ACLs:
$ cd /Users/user1/Library/Containers/.heheOSX
$ lspath
drwxr-xr-x  39 root   wheel  - 1394 27 Mär 17:44 /
drwxr-xr-x   7 root   admin  -  238  5 Aug  2014 /Users
drwxr-xr-x+ 60 user1  staff  - 2040 26 Mär 23:58 /Users/user1
 0: group:everyone deny delete
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 0: group:everyone deny delete
drwx------  57 user1  staff  - 1938 27 Mär 20:26 /Users/user1/Library/Containers
drwxr-xr-x   2 user1  staff  -   68 27 Mär 20:26 /Users/user1/Library/Containers/.heheOSX

In this example no other user except user1 (and root) will be able to launch/load a *.py in /Users/user1/Library/Containers/.heheOSX because other users can't traverse neither /Users/user1/Library nor /Users/user1/Library/Containers because of their restrictive drwx------ permissions.


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I unwittingly created an optical illusion with my Watercolour Wonder Washi Tape. Can you see it? Leave me a comment if you can explain it.
The background DSP is from the Modern Medley collection which will be retiring this year. I will really miss the Basic Black and Very Vanilla designs. Best order that one soon, as it will only be available while supplies last!
The heart is from the Peachy Keen Stamp Set. I stamped it twice, once in StazOn Jet Black and once in Soft Sky. I hand snipped them both out, but I left off the "shadow" on the Soft Sky heart. I used Stampin' Dimensionals to mount the blue heart on the black one, offset a little, and more Dimensionals to mount both of them on the card for a little vertical dimension.
The Soft Sky swirl is from Clockworks, a retiring stamp set that is really going to be hard to say good-bye to! It is one of the great masculine sets we have and it has those great background collage elements. I can hardly wait to see what new masculine sets Stampin' Up! will include in the new Annual Catalogue coming out June 2.
I added a few splatters of the Encore Metallic Gold stamp pad with the Gorgeous Grunge splatter stamp.
So, in closing, give three cheers for the Stampin' Up! Demo Support folks! Nice and loud now, so they can hear you, there in their cubicles in the home offices at Riverton, Utah! "Huzzah! Huzzah! Huzzah!" Oh, well done!
Don't forget this week is Free Shipping from Stampin' Up!, bless their hearts! Perfect for ordering some of those retiring products you won't be able to live without! Email me or place your order online!


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COVID Can't Mute the Splendor of the Season
EDITORIAL: Because the Church has demonstrated Mass can be safely celebrated amid this pandemic, Catholics must stand firm against unjust efforts to drastically curtail our public worship.
Due to a spike in coronavirus cases in Rome and Europe, Pope Francis will celebrate Advent and Christmas liturgies via livestream. Just as for Lent and Easter, the liturgies will be held before a limited congregation. The Holy Father is shown above Oct. 20 wearing a protective face mask while attending a Prayer for Peace initiative in Rome. (photo: Vatican Media/National Catholic Register)
The Editors Editorial December 2, 2020
Weeks after the coronavirus was declared a worldwide pandemic and cities across the globe shut down, Pope Francis stood in the pouring rain nearly alone in St. Peter's Square and blessed the city of Rome and the world with the Holy Eucharist in an act of trust in the sovereignty of Jesus and in a dramatic sign of solidarity amid the tumult. The world watched from their televisions and mobile devices.
The Vatican recently announced that it has curtailed public participation in Advent and Christmas liturgical celebrations in St. Peter's Basilica as COVID-19 cases spike internationally. Papal liturgies again will be livestreamed on the internet. So nine months later, Pope Francis' Christmas and New Year's urbi et orbi blessings may be given in a similar fashion.
If so, we can hope this situation might serve as a similarly powerful witness to faith amidst the trials of the COVID-19 pandemic. But it would also provide a very painful reminder of how many of the faithful continue to be deprived of active and personal participation in the central sacrament of the Church's worship of God, even during the holy season in which we celebrate the birth of our Savior.
Thankfully, Catholics in Rome currently still have access to Mass, as churches have not barred the faithful from attending as long as safety standards are followed. However, new pandemic restrictions have been enacted elsewhere throughout Europe — including the suspension of public Mass in Ireland, France, Belgium and England.
In the United States, as coronavirus cases rise, state and local officials are grappling with how to stop the spread of the virus without widespread shutdowns. New or reimplemented restrictions in some places have left Catholics concerned that we might revisit the dark days of this spring, when public Masses were suspended across the country. For example, the city of Philadelphia recently issued restrictions limiting houses of worship to just 5% capacity. This restriction will be in place beyond Christmas Day.
Worship remains severely restricted in California, where the faithful are barred from attending any indoor Masses in Los Angeles County. Farther north in San Francisco, less restrictive provisions are currently in place only because Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone launched a campaign to "Free the Mass," which eventually led to archdiocesan churches in the city being allowed to have 100 participants each Mass.
And in New York, Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio of Brooklyn has been forced to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to block Gov. Andrew Cuomo's 10- to 25-person limits on church attendance depending on the severity of the COVID-19 caseload in the surrounding geographic area. On Nov. 25, the high court halted Cuomo's enforcement of the severe restrictions on attendance at religious services, arguing that "the loss of First Amendment freedoms, for even minimal periods of time, unquestionably constitutes irreparable injury."
Catholic faithful in all of these places have pushed back against excessive restrictions on the evidence-based grounds that Mass — with appropriate mitigation procedures in place — is both an essential and safe activity during this pandemic.
In the six months since most U.S. dioceses have resumed public Masses, it has been comprehensively demonstrated that Catholic churches have instituted effective measures that allow them to responsibly celebrate Mass and offer other sacraments without endangering the public.
By adopting the appropriate public-health recommendations — handwashing, masking, social distancing — our churches have shown how an activity that is essential for our spiritual health need not be provided at the cost of our physical health or the physical health of our neighbors.
In fact, during the period since public Masses became available again, there have been no super-spreader events anywhere in the nation tied to Catholic parishes, according to Dr. Thomas McGovern, a former clinical research physician for the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases and one of the authors of the Thomistic Institute's guidelines for safely celebrating Mass.
McGovern consequently told the Register he would advise bishops "to fight for our right to worship God safely."
"We have shown that we can do it safely," he said.
The Register agrees with McGovern. Because the Church has demonstrated Mass can be safely celebrated amid this pandemic, Catholics must stand firm against unjust efforts to drastically curtail our public worship.
It was one thing to suspend public Masses in March, when we knew less about the virus and how it could spread. But the Catholic faithful have shown that their collective commitment to following public-health recommendations works. Keeping our doors closed for Easter may have been necessary this spring, but we have demonstrated that such a step is not necessary this Christmas.
As we live through the most unusual Advent and Christmas in living memory, let us be in solidarity with those who cannot yet attend Mass or receive the sacraments. And through prayer and quietude let us strive to renew within ourselves the spiritual hunger for that which is most essential — the Bread of Heaven humbly laid in a manger for us.
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Frozen 2 Official Teaser Trailer
We have been waiting for what seems like forever and now its time. Check out the new teaser trailer from Walt Disney Animation Studios' "Frozen 2." Are you ready to go back into the world of Anna and Elsa again?  From the Academy Award®-winning team—directors Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck, and producer Peter Del … Continue reading "Frozen 2 Official Teaser Trailer"
Happy Valentine's Day From She-Ra & Spirit with Printable Valentine's Day Cards
DreamWorks Spirit Riding Free and She-Ra: Princesses of Power would like to wish you a Happy Valentine's Day! Show your best friends and Valentines you care with the adventurous Spirit and She-Ra Valentine's Day cards complete with all your favorite characters! Just click on the pictures below to pull up the PDF's to download the She-Ra and Spirit Valentine's! I love the new … Continue reading "Happy Valentine's Day From She-Ra & Spirit with Printable Valentine's Day Cards"
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Disney's The Little Mermaid is available on Digital, 4K Ultra HD on 2/12 and 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray™ on 2/26. Can you believe its been 30 years since it was released? I honestly can not. I feel so old. But I love that my children will get to see something that I related to so much. I was … Continue reading "Celebrate Disney's The Little Mermaid's 30th Anniversary with Printable Activity Pages"
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And he is blue! Will Smith promised us he would be. The first TV spot for Disney's upcoming live-action adaptation "Aladdin" is here and includes new, never-before-seen footage of Will Smith as the Genie. Watch the new tv spot below, tell me what you think in the comments, and then on May 24, 2019 hop on a … Continue reading "Aladdin First TV Spot"
Captain Marvel Big Game TV Spot #CaptainMarvel
Higher. Further. Faster. YES. Come on March! Captain Marvel is coming out March 8th. And you know my birthday a bit after that. A new Captain Marvel spot aired last night during the Big Game. I was watching for it and the Avengers: Endgame spot. And yes I did flail in the most dorky manner and … Continue reading "Captain Marvel Big Game TV Spot #CaptainMarvel"
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2019 Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Slate
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Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team is a twin stick shooter and is the latest offering from THQ Digital Studios UK with the full cooperation from Games Workshop that's out now on Xbox Live Arcade and Playstation Network. From the opening cinematic, it's obvious that this game is going to be true to the 40K cannon and a treat for fans of the series.
The basic premise of the Kill Team story is that you play as one of the super human Space Marines from your choice of one of six chapters that is sent to board an Ork Kroozer that is en route to an Imperial Forge world, and yes it's a perfect lead up to THQ's other offering later this summer, Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine. It's also worth noting that completing a mission in Kill Team unlocks the Power Sword in Space Marine, a nice crossover bonus.
In Kill Team, you start out with the option of picking from one of 4 character classes, all of which come straight out of the 40K universe, although to be honest, 2 of those classes probably should have been given their more generic type instead of the more flashy names. I'm talking about the Sternguard Veteran which would have been more appropriately labeled as a Devastator Marine since he runs around with only heavy weapons, and the Vanguard Veteran who is equipped with a jump pack and close combat only weapons and could have just been called an Assault Marine. I can understand why they used the names they did, and the descriptions for each are spot on, but longtime fans for a moment might question the choice. The other 2 classes are the psychic power enabled Librarian and the Techmarine, which are both right on when it comes to descriptions. I'll mention this while I'm at it that all 4 character models look perfect, weapons, armor, and chapter coloring and insignia are all just as they should be.
All characters have a specific weapon setup with an upgradeable primary weapon and a secondary weapon that gets charged up for use in combat. The Sternguard Vet starts with a Heavy Bolter that upgrades to a Plasma Cannon and then to a Rocket Launcher. The Vanguard starts off with a Chainsword and Bolt Pistol, the Chainsword upgrading to a Power Axe then to a single Lightning Claw, which along with his Jump Pack makes for a cool secondary attack. The Librarian gets a Bolt Pistol and Power Sword, which upgrades to a Force Sword then a Force Sword Epic. The Techmarine seems almost basic compared to the others with his Bolter starting weapon and Servo Arm for close combat, the Bolter upgrading to a Plasma Gun and Melta Gun. For the Sternguard and the Techmarine, I think they should have made the Plasma weapons the final upgrade, even though the Rocket Launcher does heaps of explosive damage, the Plasma weapons are just plain cooler to shoot. The characters also have 2 Perk slots that can be filled with an assortment of items that range from health and combat bonuses, to power-up recharge increases.
When it came to game play, I found myself using the Sternguard Veteran as my default character, with the Vanguard a close second. The Techmarine felt underpowered even though his secondary weapon, the Tarantula Turret, which would have been better if it was movable, was still really cool. The Librarian was a bit the same way, his close combat sword was great close up, but he lacked in fire power with just a Bolt Pistol and his secondary power just seemed weak compared to the 2 Veteran classes. So much that I struggled in the second mission where it required me to shoot an engine and wouldn't let me use my Force Sword which was way more powerful than the weaker Bolt Pistol I carried. Other than that, game play mechanics were great. Use the left stick to move and the right stick to shoot in the direction you point it in. The camera is never really in a bad spot which is good considering it moves on its own and has that classic arcade style of moving around to kind of make the most theatrics of what is going on around you. About the only time the camera was a little off was on the third mission when traveling on a platform I couldn't really see the Spore mines that I had to shoot, but really it was just a slight hindrance and watching the on screen radar let you kind of figure out where they were anyways. I was a little miffed that grenades had to be found and then were only limited to 3 at a time, but I can understand it for gameplay balancing. The only time they became a factor for me was when facing a horde and my health was low, it was easy to just toss a grenade into the mess and kill off some Ork baddies.
Kill Team's campaign is 5 levels long, and while that may sound short, each level will take roughly 30 to 45 minutes to complete with each character class, assuming you don't die that is, which works out to a nice amount of 40K for an arcade game. The level pacing is great and although you face massive amounts of enemies, it's never anything you can't handle. There are checkpoints placed at appropriate locations and plenty to move through and fight in each level. I don't want to give too much away but there is more to this Ork Kroozer than just a bunch of Greenskins, and when that more appears it's appropriately terrifying. The campaign also has a cool scoring system that rewards you for kill streaks with streak names like Devastator, Angel of Death, and Bloodbath. Series fans should thoroughly enjoy all the subtle names and comments that are spread throughout the campaign.
Kill Team is designed to be played as a co-op or single player game, unfortunately no online co-op or online play really limits this game. Considering the majority of players on XBL or PSN are probably playing games with their friends online, and not sitting next to each other on the couch, I think that THQ missed a huge selling point by not including online co-op. I know I have a number of friends who would have loved to play this game with me but because we don't live nearby each other, we can't.
The other option in Kill Team is to play Survival mode, which is basically a Firefight or Horde mode. You can play solo or co-op (not online obviously) and you don't get to choose your class, but you do get to play on 1 of the 5 different levels from the campaign. You're basically tossed into an arena from that level and fight through wave after wave of enemies to see how long you can survive. Survive long enough, and you'll earn a gold Aquila. It's a nice addition to keep players coming back to see how long they can hold out and try and climb the leaderboards. But what it really does is keep your appetite wet for that other 40K release coming in August.
A nice touch that Kill Team features is Codex entries for the 4 Marine classes as well as all the baddies you face. Anyone new to the 40K universe that doesn't know the difference between a Gretchin and a Stormboy can go in here and not only read a brief description of each, but get a short narration as well, along with some concept art to boot.
All in all Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team is a great arcade shooter that's worth its asking price, if you like twin stick shooters. If you're a 40K series fan this one is a no brainer, pick it up just because you should and it's fun. If you're more of the casual type and don't mind playing alone or with a friend on the couch next to you, also then a great find of a game, although you may find it a bit short to play through. If you're looking to play online with your friends, then this is not the game for you as there is no online co-op or versus mode. It's still a good game, just keep in mind, it's local co-op only.
As an arcade game, I recommend this to everyone who likes shooting things and especially to 40K fans.
Brothers, prepare to drop, and may the Emperor be with you.


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Tom and Pat Larkin
As Tom Larkin's father was a Royal Canadian Artillery soldier, their family was transferred throughout Canada at the pleasure of Her Majesty's Forces.
Tom was born in Truro, Nova Scotia, in 1956. Shortly thereafter, however, his father was transferred to Shilo, MB. Various short duration transfers eventually terminated when Tom Larkin, Sr. was transferred to Winnipeg in the mid 1960s. The family was finally able to put down roots in St. James-Assiniboia, with Tom attending various schools in the Heritage Park and Crestview area. The family moved to Red Lake, ON, in the early 1970s when Tom's dad retired. It was here that Tom completed grades 11 and 12.
Tom joined the RCMP right out of high school at the age of 19 in 1975. Upon graduating from the RCMP Depot Training Academy in Regina, SK, he served his formative years in such Manitoba communities as Leaf Rapids, Norway House and Cross Lake. While stationed in Norway House, Tom ferreted out a beautiful nurse he spied whilst attending the Norway House hospital one night shift. The nurse with the radiant smile turned out to be Pat Alward.
Unbeknownst to Pat and Tom, they both grew up in Winnipeg within blocks of each other, although attended different schools. Upon Tom's transfer to Beausejour, MB, in 1978, Pat relocated to Pine Falls, MB, where she assumed the role of Public Health Nurse on Fort Alexander First Nation Reserve. Tom and Pat were married in Beausejour in 1979.
A transfer to Winnipeg in 1981 afforded Pat and Tom an opportunity to pursue additional education, Pat graduating from the Health Science Centre's Intensive Care program and Tom from Red River College's Computer Programmer/Analyst program. Winnipeg is also the birthplace of Pat and Tom's children, Sean (1983) and Shannon (1985).
In 1986 Tom was transferred to the RCMP's computer directorate in Ottawa. Missing the west, the Larkin's were transferred to British Columbia in 1989 where Tom served the rest of his career as an auditor/educator for Canada's national police computer system, the "Canadian Police Information Centre", save for a 6-month temporary assignment as a United Nations peacekeeper to the UNTAG mission in Namibia in 1989-90.
It was during Tom's UN mission that Pat stoically resisted the urge to sell the house in Langley so she, Sean and Shannon could escape the incessant rainy and gloomy winter skies of the west coast and return to sunny Manitoba!
During the west coast years, Pat and Shannon pursued their passion for equestrian whilst Tom and Sean discovered their love of flying. Tom eventually became a flight instructor, and taught Sean his Commercial Pilot Licence, while Pat and Shannon became equestrian coaches.
Pat and Tom returned to Manitoba in 2008 upon Tom's retirement, having served 32 years in the Force. They reside on a small farm on the east side of Birds Hill Park. Pat continues to enjoy the health care profession as a Staff Development and Infection Control nurse, while Shannon has also followed her passion to care for others as a paramedic. Tom is a flight instructor at Winnipeg Aviation at St. Andrew's airport.
While touring Europe in 2007 Sean met a young lady, Sheree Philp, daughter of Helen and John Philp of Taperoo, Adelaide, SA. It was during Sheree's residence with Pat and Tom during 2009, while Sean was flying Dash 8 in the Congo for the UN, that it was revealed Sheree was in Canada not to reside, but to "collect" her future spouse and return to Oz! To this day it is a standing point of humour within the Larkin family.
In 2011 Pat, Shannon and Tom travelled to Adelaide to witness and participate in the joyous fusion of two families so remote and separated. Tom sought out the DUCW upon their return to Canada to help them retain, appreciate and enjoy the adoption of their new culture.
Sean and Sheree reside in Darwin, NT, with Sheree working for Care Flight air ambulance service and Sean flying for Qantas Link. They recently purchased their first home in Darwin. They have a 4 week trip home to Canada planned for the last week of February. Opportunity permitting, the Larkins are hoping to introduce Sean and Sheree to DUCW members.
It appears that these European (and other) tours sure bring people together!
— Gordon Keatch
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Just how did Koji Kondo write another memorable song in his career? Starship Mario is actually quite a simple song, but I wanted to reveal the small details that might go unnoticed by a casual play-through of the game. As a music composer for video games myself, there was so much to unpack under-the-hood of music like this. Let me know if you want to see more music analysis from the Mario universe!


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