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Going Veggie Would Save Trillions of Liv...
Going Veggie Would Save Trillions of Lives, Not Millions
Submitted by monique on Tue, 05/03/2016 - 17:51
A recent study conducted at the University of Oxford concluded that adopting a vegetarian diet would save 5-8 million lives by 2050, amounting to a 6-10% drop in global mortality. The study joins a growing body of quality research suggesting that a global reduction in meat consumption can help prevent major problems in the near future. However, despite its important implications on the far-reaching impact of our eating habits, the study misses a crucial and obvious point. By only including human lives in its final figure, it ignores the trillions of animals whose lives would also be spared by a global shift towards meat-free diets within the same time-frame.
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Each year, around 70 billion land animals [1] are killed for food. That's more than nine times the world's human population, which is expected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050. At the same time, economic empowerment in the developing world enables once-poor households to afford a more meat-based diet, leading to a steady rise in meat consumption. When we extrapolate these figures to the middle of the century, we arrive at a staggering 3 trillion [2] – three million million – individual land animals slaughtered for food. For comparison, that's over 28 times the number of humans who have ever lived, or roughly 405 times the world's human population, and that's only counting land animals. Including the roughly 1.85 trillion fish killed annually would bring the total figure up to nearly 83 trillion animals. Yet even this figure is incomplete, since it leaves out untold numbers of crustaceans, mollusks, and other marine invertebrates.
But that's not all. Inhumane living standards in factory farms are a source of constant suffering for the land animals represented in this article. For them, slaughter may only bring a brutal end to a short, painful life. The fate of marine animals caught in trawlers is no less brutal, often being suffocated or crushed slowly over several hours before dying.
Despite these arguments, most people do not consider the death of a non-human animal to be as important as the death of a human. At the same time, it is commonplace to mourn the death of a pet, yet gladly pay to eat the bodies of other animals. This species-based discrimination – where some individuals are considered more valuable than others merely because of their species membership – is known as speciesism.
The distinction between farm animals and pets shows that our society is deeply speciesist. However, upon reflection, it is not clear why we should consider species membership to be ethically relevant at all. Why should it matter whether a being has two, three or four legs, or whether she has a mouth, a snout or a beak? With what right do we deny the pig her right to bodily integrity? Does she look the "wrong" way, does she have the "wrong" number of legs or the "wrong" DNA? This cannot seriously be our position.
Does it not make sense to count equal interests equally, or that suffering is suffering no matter the species-membership of the victim? If we endorse this intuitive principle, then speciesism is, as a form of discrimination, ethically analogous to racism and sexism. In light of the huge number of non-human animals on earth and all the horrible conditions that most of them are subjected to, it is hard to imagine another insight that carries more weight and greater relevance than the insight behind the rejection of speciesism.
"The question is not, Can they reason? nor, Can they talk? but, Can they suffer?"
– Jeremy Bentham
Sentience – the capacity to feel and experience subjectively, a trait which science agrees is shared by most animals – seems to be a more objective measure of moral value. For virtually any sentient individual, one of the most important things is to avoid suffering and death for itself. If we accept that ethics should be impartial, we therefore have a moral obligation to reduce suffering in sentient beings to the greatest extent possible.
Removing meat products from our diets would not only save up to 8 million humans, it would also prevent the deaths of up to hundreds of trillions of other sentient beings. Reducing our civilization's meat intake is thus a matter of extreme moral urgency. The good news? We can all contribute to this much-needed change and thereby spare numerous sentient beings from severe suffering. While personally choosing to eat less or no meat is a suitable starting point, supporting political work and donating to effective organizations might be even more effective.
Unfortunately, it seems unlikely that we can convince the entire human population to adopt a vegetarian or vegan diet. Thus, we might need the help of cultured meat and other creative solutions to tackle this global issue.
Article by Adrian Rorheim and Tobias Baumann 28 March 2016; http://sentience-politics.org/en/2016/03/going-veggie-would-save-trillions-of-lives/
Estimate based on FAO statistics from 2012 (68 billion).
70 billion animals every year until 2050 + projected 25% population increase by 2050 + projected 3% increase in meat consumption by 2050
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Langston Hughes' hidden influence on MLK
But during the most turbulent years of the civil rights movement, Dr. King never publicly uttered the poet's name. Nor did the reverend overtly invoke the poet's words.
You would think that King would be eager to do so; Hughes was one of the Harlem Renaissance's leading poets, a master with words whose verses inspired millions of readers across the globe.
However, Hughes was also suspected of being a communist sympathizer. In March of 1953, he was even called to testify before Joseph McCarthy during the Red Scare.
Meanwhile, King's opponents were starting to make similar charges of communism against him and his Southern Christian Leadership Conference, accusing the group of being a communist front. The red-baiting ended up serving as some of the most effective attacks against King and his Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
It forced King to distance his organization from men with similar reputations – Bayard Rustin, Jack O'Dell and even his closest adviser, Stanley Levison.
It also meant he needed to sever any overt ties to Hughes.
But my research has found traces of Hughes' poetry in King's speeches and sermons. While King might not have been able to invoke Hughes' name, he was nonetheless able to ensure that Hughes' words would be broadcast to millions of Americans.
.. As the leading figure in the civil rights movement, King had to toe a delicate line. Because he needed to retain popular support – as well as be able to work with the Kennedy and Johnson administrations – there could be no question about where he stood on the issue of communism.
So King needed to be shrewd about invoking Hughes' poetry. Nonetheless, I've identified traces of no fewer than seven of Langston Hughes' poems in King's speeches and sermons.
.. But the roots of "I Have a Dream" go back even further. On Aug. 11, 1956, King delivered a speech titled "The Birth of a New Age." Many King scholars consider this address – which talked about King's vision for a new world – the thematic precursor to his "I Have a Dream" speech.
In this speech, I recognized what others had missed: King had subtly ended his speech by rewriting Langston Hughes' "I Dream a World."
A world I dream where black or white,
Whatever race you be,
Will share the bounties of the earth
And every man is free.
Source: theconversation.com
Tags: communism, communism-accusation, hidden-influence, influence, langston-hughes, red-baiting
Richard Wolff: Difference between socialism & communism and what they both missed
You have to begin by democratizing the workplace
Source: www.youtube.com
Tags: communism, richard-wolff, socialism, socialism-vs-communism, workplace
Trump's Cracked Afghan History
His falsehoods about allies and the Soviets reach a new low.
President Trump's remarks on Afghanistan at his Cabinet meeting Wednesday were a notable event. They will be criticized heavily, and deservedly so. The full text is available on the White House website.
Mr. Trump ridiculed other nations' commitment of troops to fight alongside America's in Afghanistan. He said, "They tell me a hundred times, 'Oh, we sent you soldiers. We sent you soldiers.'"
This mockery is a slander against every ally that has supported the U.S. effort in Afghanistan with troops who fought and often died. The United Kingdom has had more than 450 killed fighting in Afghanistan.
As reprehensible was Mr. Trump's utterly false narrative of the Soviet Union's involvement there in the 1980s. He said: "The reason Russia was in Afghanistan was because terrorists were going into Russia. They were right to be there."
Right to be there? We cannot recall a more absurd misstatement of history by an American President. The Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan with three divisions in December 1979 to prop up a fellow communist government.
The invasion was condemned throughout the non-communist world. The Soviets justified the invasion as an extension of the Brezhnev Doctrine, asserting their right to prevent countries from leaving the communist sphere. They stayed until 1989.
The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan was a defining event in the Cold War, making clear to all serious people the reality of the communist Kremlin's threat. Mr. Trump's cracked history can't alter that reality.
Tags: allies-attack-own, brezhnev-doctrine, cold-war, communism, falsehoods, history, new-low, revisionist-history, russia-propaganda, slander, soviet-union, trump-russia-propaganda, trump-soviet-union-afghanistan-invaision, trump-trolling-crime-and-terrorism
A Family in History
"My grandfather was the biggest Communist in America," he said, "and I became the biggest capitalist in Russia."
.. Bill Browder created his hedge fund, Hermitage, in 1996. The Kremlin turned on him hard in 2005, declaring him persona non grata. He had been a thorn in the side of Putin's oligarchs.
In 2008, the authorities arrested Browder's fearless and whistleblowing lawyer, Sergei Magnitsky — and tortured him to death.
.. I read an obituary of Felix Browder, Bill's father. I then realized why Bill had asked me to be more specific when I asked, "Any relation?" Felix Browder was one of the greatest mathematicians in the world. (I don't know from mathematicians.) He was, for example, chairman of the math department at Chicago.
Earl Browder had two more children, two more sons: Andrew and William. The former became the
chairman of the math department at Brown; the latter became
chairman of the department at Princeton. And there's more Browder talent where that came from.
.. He was named after Shakespeare, having been born on the 400th anniversary of the writer's birth (April 23, 1964).
.. Andrew's daughter Laura, a professor at the University of Richmond, discovered something in the KGB archives: The dear nanny had been a spy, charged with keeping tabs on Earl. Of course.
.. Earl coined the famous (or infamous) slogan "Communism is 20th-century Americanism." He ran for president in 1936, getting some 80,000 votes.
.. Communists in America were in particularly bad odor. In early '41, the U.S. government sent Browder to prison on technicalities: passport fraud. But that summer, Hitler double-crossed Stalin, and the United States would soon be allies with Uncle Joe.
.. FDR commuted Browder's sentence as a goodwill gesture.
.. After the war, Browder got on the wrong side of Moscow and was expelled from the American party. He died in 1973, having spent his last years with his son Bill in Princeton
.. Raisa, a Russian mother, and a mother of three sons. A Russian-Jewish mother at that
.. Felix entered MIT at 16. He had his bachelor's degree in two years. By 20, he had his Ph.D. from Princeton.
.. One of his undergraduate professors testified that Felix was not a party member — and, moreover, that Felix had been the best math student in the history of MIT
.. Bill Browder affirms that his father was not a Communist. Rather, he was "a hard-core leftist professor," like all the others. "I never met one who wasn't," says Bill.
.. Felix was indeed drafted into the Army. Not trusted with sensitive work, he spent two years pumping gas at Fort Bragg.
.. Felix worked on his math and, for the first and only time in his life, was around regular folks.
.. Eleanor Roosevelt was chairman of the board, and she used a word that was highly significant at the time: "un-American." It would be "un-American," she said, "to deny a great scientist his profession because of who his father was.
.. Felix and his wife Eva had another child besides Bill: their son Tom. He entered the University of Chicago at 15. Today, he is a leading particle physicist, dividing his time between Hawaii and Japan, searching for the origin of the universe.
.. Bill was a rebellious kid, and he figured out how to rebel against a family of leftists: become a capitalist. He majored in economics at Chicago, whose department was a den of free-marketeers.
.. In an act of shocking gall, the Russian state is investigating Browder for the murder of Magnitsky — and three other men. Thus do the murderers finger the champion of the murdered. Putin's predecessors in the KGB would grin in admiration.
.. He could have walked away, tending his millions, but instead he has put himself in the crosshairs of one of the most powerful and ruthless governments on earth.
Source: www.nationalreview.com
Tags: bill-browder, brave, capitalism, communism, earl-browder, eleanor-roosevelt, felix-browder, hitler, oligarch, persona-non-grata, rebellious, rebellious-child, sergei-magnitsky, spy, stalin, university-of-chicago, vladimir-putin-bill-browder
Why Marx Was Wrong
On the occasion of Karl Marx's 200th birthday, the co-founder of communism has received more than a few positive reappraisals, even from Western leaders. But those arguing that Marx cannot be blamed for the atrocities that his ideas inspired should reexamine his ideas.
.. For much of the twentieth century, 40% of humanity suffered famines, gulags, censorship, and other forms of repression at the hands of self-proclaimed Marxists.
.. Marx regarded private property as the source of all evil in the emerging capitalist societies of his day. Accordingly, he believed that only by abolishing it could society's class divisions be healed, and a harmonious future ensured.
.. Under communism, his collaborator Friedrich Engels later claimed, the state itself would become unnecessary and "wither away." These assertions were not made as speculation, but rather as scientific claims about what the future held in store.
.. it was all rubbish, and Marx's theory of history – dialectical materialism – has since been proved wrong and dangerous in practically every respect. The great twentieth-century philosopher Karl Popper, one of Marx's strongest critics, rightly called him a "false prophet." And, if more evidence were needed, the countries that embraced capitalism in the twentieth century went on to become democratic, open, and prosperous societies.
By contrast, every regime that has rejected capitalism in the name of Marxism has failed – and not by coincidence or as a result of some unfortunate doctrinal misunderstanding on the part of Marx's followers. By abolishing private ownership and establishing state control of the economy, one not only deprives society of the entrepreneurship needed to propel it forward; one also abolishes freedom itself.
.. Because Marxism treats all contradictions in society as the products of a class struggle that will disappear when private property does, dissent after the establishment of communism is impossible.
By definition, any challenge to the new order must be an illegitimate remnant of the oppressive order that came before.
.. Marx showed almost no interest in people as they actually exist. "Marxism takes little or no account of the fact that people are born and die, that they are men and women, young or old, healthy or sick," he writes. As such, "Evil and suffering, in his eyes, had no meaning except as instruments of liberation; they were purely social facts, not an essential part of the human condition."
.. Xi views China's economic development over the past few decades as "cast iron proof" of Marxism's continued validity.
But, if anything, it is exactly the other way around.
it was the China of pure communism that produced the famine and terror of the "Great Leap Forward" and the "Cultural Revolution." Mao's decision to deprive farmers of their land and entrepreneurs of their firms had predictably disastrous results, and the Communist Party of China has since abandoned that doctrinaire approach.
Under Mao's successor, Deng Xiaoping, the CPC launched China's great economic "opening-up." After 1978, it began to restore private ownership and permit entrepreneurship, and the results have been nothing short of spectacular.
.. If China's development is being held back by anything today, it is the remnants of Marxism that are still visible in inefficient state-owned enterprises and the repression of dissent.
Source: www.project-syndicate.org
Tags: anniversary, anti-dissent, capitalism, china, communism, contradiction, democratic, deng-xiaoping, dialectical-materialism, dissent, evil, illigitamate-challege, karl-marx, karl-popper, mao, marxism, open, private-property, prosperous, state-owned-enterprises, the-state, wither-away, xi-jinping
As West Fears the Rise of Autocrats, Hungary Shows What's Possible
Several men urged caution. But Viktor Orban, the prime minister-elect, disagreed. The voting result, Mr. Orban continued, had given him the right to carry out a radical overhaul of the country's Constitution.
.. Nearly eight years later, Mr. Orban has remade Hungary's political system into what one critic calls "a new thing under the sun." Once praised by watchdog groups as a leading democracy of post-Soviet Eastern Europe, Hungary is now considered a democracy in sharp, worrisome decline.
.. Through legislative fiat and force of will, Mr. Orban has transformed the country into a political greenhouse for an odd kind of soft autocracy, combining crony capitalism and far-right rhetoric with a single-party political culture.
.. At home, he is pushing new legislation, this time to place financial penalties on civil society groups that help migrants.
.. He is arguing that Europe's postwar liberal consensus "is now at an end" — and his vision is being emulated in Poland
.. Mr. Orban is emblematic of a strongman age. He has courted President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and praised President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey. In 2016, he became the first Western leader to endorse the Republican presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump.
.. "Orban has pioneered a new model of single-party rule that has spread through Eastern Europe
.. defended Mr. Orban's actions as a determined effort "to get rid of the remnants of communism that are still with us, not only in terms of institutions but in terms of mentality."
.. Mr. Orban is undeniably popular with many Hungarians
.. he also has positioned himself as a buffer against what he portrays as modern-day threats: such as European Union bureaucrats; or George Soros, the liberal Hungarian-American philanthropist; or, above all, migrants who seek to settle in the country.
.. Migration fits into a wider agenda about the protection of the Hungarian people," said Andras Biro-Nagy, a politics lecturer at Corvinus University of Budapest. "He's protecting us from everything."
.. Weeks later, Mr. Orban and his lieutenants began a legislative assault on the Hungarian Constitution, curbing civil society and, to less fanfare, diverting billions of euros in European Union and federal money toward loyal allies.
.. First, he moved simultaneously to curb the Hungarian media and the judiciary. Next came the erosion of the country's checks and balances, which has helped Mr. Orban share the spoils of power with close friends and important businessmen.
.. And then, came the electoral process. The restructuring of Hungary's election system, including a redrawing the electoral map
.. During the next five years, Fidesz used its two-thirds majority in Parliament to pass more than 1,000 laws, many of them enacted after a few hours of debate — and often presented by low-ranking lawmakers who had neither written nor read them.
.. The laws allowed Mr. Orban to appoint his own candidates to lead the country's two main media regulators, while simultaneously giving those regulators more power to fine and punish independent news outlets. (Most of those outlets have subsequently been bought by allies of Mr. Orban.)
.. Mr. Orban put ex-Fidesz politicians in charge at several institutions, including the State Audit Office, which monitors government expenditures, and the State Prosecution Service, which oversees criminal prosecutions. His supporters also now control the board overseeing the National Fiscal Council, an independent body scrutinizing economic policy.
.. Yet it is Hungary's judiciary that has perhaps been most affected.
.. Judges had to be nominated by a committee staffed by representatives of all the parties in Parliament — ensuring that all judges were chosen by consensus.
.. But Fidesz voted to give itself complete power in choosing the candidates. Eight years later, the court is made up entirely of judges appointed during Fidesz's tenure.
.. Homelessness is once again a crime in Hungary.
.. "It's not a totalitarian system," Judge Szepeshazi said. "But it's very autocratic."
.. Mr. Orban has been able to accrue so much power in Budapest partly because he met little effective opposition from Brussels
.. The main problem was that the founders of the European Union never considered the possibility that a member state would backslide, and did not create procedures to deal conclusively with such an event, Ms. Reding said.
.. Mr. Orban has subsequently claimed to have tricked European officials into believing that he had made substantive changes, even though they were largely cosmetic, a tactic he has publicly described as the "dance of the peacock."
.. Voting districts that had historically leaned to the left were reshaped to include around 5,000 more voters than districts that traditionally leaned right, according to an analysis by polling specialists at Political Capital, a Hungarian think tank. This meant that leftist parties needed more votes to win a seat than Fidesz did.
.. "All the characteristics and features on the surface are of democracy," he added. "But behind it there is only one party and only one truth."
Tags: anti-civil-society, autocracy, autocratic, autocrats, bureaucrat, communism, crony-capitalism, europe, far-right, george-soros, hungary, institutions, mentality, popular, recep-tayyip-erdogan, right-wing, single-party-rule, threats, trump, viktor-orban, vladimir-putin
Donald Trump: Middle-American Radical
Trump, he writes, "would more accurately be described as a 'radical anti-progressive'" who is "at war with the progressives who have co-opted American civil society." Moreover, Trump "is willing to go further than any other previous conservative to defeat them."
.. "Radical anti-progressives" recognize that many institutions—the academy, media, entertainment, and the courts—have been co-opted and corrupted by the left. And as these institutions are not what they once were, they no longer deserve the respect they once had.
.. Trump sees many institutions as fortresses lately captured by radical progressives that must be attacked and besieged if they are to be recaptured and liberated. Cannon deals with three such politicized institutions: the media, the NFL, and the courts.
.. Trump does not attack freedom of the press but rather the moral authority and legitimacy of co-opted media institutions. It is what CNN has become, not what CNN was, that Trump disrespects.
.. These people are political enemies posturing as journalists who create "fake news" to destroy me
.. Before 2016, the NFL was an untouchable. When
the league demanded that North Carolina accept the radical transgender agenda or face NFL sanctions, the Tar Heel State capitulated. When
Arizona declined to make Martin Luther King's birthday a holiday in 1990, the NFL took away the Super Bowl. The Sun State caved
.. Trump delivered a full-throated defense of the flag and called for kicking the kneelers off the field, out of the game, and off the team.
"Fire them!" Trump bellowed.
.. Before Trump, the FBI was sacrosanct. But Trump savaged an insiders' cabal at the top of the FBI that he saw as having plotted to defeat him.
.. Trump has not attacked an independent judiciary, but courts like the Ninth Circuit, controlled by progressives and abusing their offices to advance progressive goals
.. it let the Supreme Court seize its power over social policy and convert itself into a judicial dictatorship.
.. Trump instead seeks to fight and delegitimize any institution the Left has captured, and rebuild it from the ground up."
.. Trump supporters who most relish the wars he is waging are the "Middle American Radicals,"
.. After World War II, as it became clear that our long-ruling liberal elites had blundered horribly in trusting Stalin, patriots arose to cleanse our institutions of treason and its fellow travelers.
.. The Hollywood Ten were exposed and went to jail. Nixon nailed Alger Hiss. Truman used the Smith Act to shut down Stalin's subsidiary, the Communist Party USA. Spies in the atom bomb program were run down. The Rosenbergs went to the electric chair.
.. Liberals call it the "Red Scare." They are right to do so.
For when the patriots of the Greatest Generation like Jack Kennedy and Richard Nixon and Joe McCarthy came home from the war and went after them, the nation's Reds had never been so scared in their entire lives.
Source: www.theamericanconservative.com
Tags: academia, alger-hiss, anti-academia, anti-fbi, anti-left-wing, anti-media, anti-progressive, attack, besiege, cleanse, cnn, communism, corrupted, deny-legitimacy-of-opponents, enemies, fbi, flag, institutions, judicial, judicial-ninth-circuit, julius-ethel-rosenberg, legitimacy, liberate, media, middle-america-radicals, moral-authority, nfl, patrick-buchanan, recapture, smith-act, transgender, treason, trump-enemies

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It's amazing the difference that a few keyboard shortcuts can make to your web surfing. We've picked out some of the most essential shortcuts for YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Outlook and Netflix to help you get more done in less time. If you already knew about all of these beforehand, then you have our everlasting respect and admiration. If you don't, prepare to get schooled.
For brevity's sake we've stuck to the most interesting keyboard shortcuts for each site rather than providing a long-winded list. Each one has been tested in Chrome on PC and Mac, though if you're using an alternative browser there may be another key to press in some cases. There are also universal ones that apply almost everywhere; j and k usually scroll up and down, for instance.
Make sure the video has focus before trying a shortcut (click in the navigation bar for example).
Double-click—double-click on any video to go full-screen instantly.
Space—play or pause the video.
Numbers—tap 1-9 to jump to 10-90 percent of the total duration.
+/- buttons—make the video captions larger or smaller.
m—mute or unmute a clip.
Hit Shift+? for a cheat-sheet of Twitter shortcuts at any time, but these are the main ones.
g then h—head back to the homepage from anywhere. Instead of g, hit n, a, r, d, p, f, l, m, s, or u to head to other sections, Notifications, Activity, Mentions, Discover, Profile, Favorites, List, Messages, Settings, or User... (it brings up a search bar) respectively.
f—favorite a tweet (if you're viewing its individual page).
. (period)—refreshes the page when the new tweets message is shown.
Space—go down a page; Shift+Space goes back up.
n—compose a new tweet; Ctrl+Enter (or Cmd+Enter) sends it.
Facebook's shortcuts can vary between browsers: You may need to add Shift in Firefox or hit Enter in IE. See the full list.
Alt+m—start a new message from the inbox (Ctrl+m on a Mac).
Alt+1—jump to the timeline (Ctrl+Alt+1 on a Mac).
p—start composing a new status from the timeline.
l—like (or unlike) the post that's currently open or highlighted.
Left or right arrow—browse photos in lightbox mode.
Keyboard shortcuts need to be enabled in Gmail. The option is on the General tab of the Settings screen. See the full list.
Ctrl+\—remove formatting from the selected text (Cmd+\ on a Mac).
Shift+n—update the conversation when there are new messages.
l—label the open or selected conversation.
. (period)—open up the More drop-down menu.
Shift+Esc—returns focus to the main window from a pop-up.
Again, you need to activate these in the settings—you can even mirror the Gmail shortcuts if you wish. See the full list.
Ctrl+Shift+Y—insert an emoji into your message.
/—search through your email (jump to the search box).
s then a—select all emails in the current folder (s and n to deselect).
Shift+I—display blocked content inside a message.
c—categorize an email (y to remove categories).
With Netflix phasing out Silverlight in favor of HTML5, many keyboard shortcuts no longer work—but these do, on the web.
Double-click—double-click the video to enter or exit full-screen mode.
Enter—starts or stops playback (as does Space).
Up/down arrow—adjust the volume during playback.
Left/right arrow—skip forward or backward 10 seconds.
m—Mute or unmute video volume.


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Adress: Rue Langhaag 7, Plombières, Belgium.
Alensberg Castle
Alensberg Castle, locally known as Château d'Alensberg, lies in a private garden west of the village of Moresnet, in the Liège province in the Wallonia region in Belgium.
Alensberg Castle was built in the mid 15th century by a Jean d'Alensberg in the valley of the Geul river. In the early 16th century the castle was in the hands of the Tzevel family, who also owned Eyneburg Castle.
Through marriage the castle went to the Dobbelstein family until the early 17th century when it went to the Straeten family. They owned it until the early 18th century. Later it was owned by Charles James Cockerill.
During World War I the Germans built a 1200 meters long and 58 meters high railway viaduct spanning the valley, for the transport of German artillery, only some 200 meters from the castle. During World War II the Germans blew up the viaduct during their retreat which also badly damaged Alensberg Castle. In 1946/47 the ruined extensions of the castle were demolished and the keep was restored in its medieval form.
At present the remains of Alensberg Castle are private property. It can not be visited. Too bad, I would have liked to view its interior.


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Home Energy Exxon, others leading high-impact drilling rebound
Exxon, others leading high-impact drilling rebound
The headquarters of ExxonMobil is seen in Brussels on Friday, Oct. 26, 2012. Belgian authorities are seeking the publicís help in solving the killing of an executive for ExxonMobil, the world's largest oil company, who was shot to death in front of his wife nearly two weeks ago on a street in a suburb of the Belgian capital of Brussels. Nicholas Mockford, a British national, was shot on Oct. 14 as he left an Italian restaurant in Neder-over-Heembeek. Belgian authorities declined to provide information on the crime, which they said was common in investigations of serious crimes. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo)
Large oil and gas companies are commanding a greater role in high-impact exploration, but a lack of depth in the quality of global drilling opportunities diminished their performance in 2018, Westwood Global Energy Group reported Friday.
"The competitive landscape is changing with the largest companies like Total, Equinor and Exxon now leading the way on conventional high-impact drilling, which is forecast to increase by 20 percent this year," Keith Myers, president for research with Westwood Global Energy Group, said in a written statement emailed to Rigzone. "At the same time, mature regions such as North West Europe are seeing a renaissance, as explorers focus on trying to find more hidden gems."
Westwood's findings stem from the research, data analytics and consulting services firm's latest "State of Exploration" report, which examined global conventional exploration over the past five years and previews prospects for 2019.
According to Westwood, a "twin track strategy" driving the industry comprises:
Increasing short-cycle exploration over the period in mature basins with existing infrastructure
Continuing to hunt for new petroleum provinces, particularly in deep water.
Also, Westwood noted that companies are moving away from sub-Saharan Africa and other onshore frontier drilling opportunities that can take considerable time – in some cases upward of 16 years – to commercialize. Challenges above-ground include lack of infrastructure and political/regulatory hurdles, the consultancy added. Other report findings include:
Compared to the previous year, exploration drilling in 2018 was up nearly 30 percent but yielded poorer performance with fewer big discoveries and a lower commercial success rate.
From 2014 to 2018, high-impact drilling discovered volumes were down 50 percent overall against results from the preceding five-year period.
High-impact drilling should increase 20 percent in 2019 to approximately 80 wells, with more wells planned in maturing and mature plays such as North West Europe and Mexico.
More than 50 percent of high-impact wells for 2018 and more than 70 percent for 2019 involve supermajors; in contrast, the supermajor participation rate for 2015 was 34 percent. "Whilst exploration is recovering, it's from a very low base," stated Myers. "There's an acknowledgement amongst many exploration companies that it may never again reach 2014."
Myers pointed out the pessimism about duplicating the 2014 peak stems from three main reasons.
"First, the quality of the drilling portfolio globally is declining overall; despite improved drilling numbers there has been a decrease in discovered volumes, average discovery size and success rates," he said. "Second is the competition from the U.S. onshore for reserves replacement capital. Third is the looming energy transition away from fossil fuels that is starting to impinge on exploration thinking."
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Hibanobambusa is een geslacht van bamboe uit de grassenfamilie (Poaceae). De soorten van dit geslacht komen voor in Japan.

Soorten
Van het geslacht zijn de volgende soorten bekend:
 Hibanobambusa tranquillans

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Q: Cannot find module '../Theme/Icons/' or its corresponding type declarations.ts(2307) I have a new project in React-typescript, where I'm given a repo. The folder structure is as follows:
parentDirectory
└───src
│    │   Components
│    │   Store
│    │   Theme
|         │   Icons
│         │   Styles

I have some svg and png icons in the Icons folder. I'm trying to import them into files inside the Components folder, but I'm getting the error:
Cannot find module '../Theme/Icons/' or its corresponding type declarations.ts(2307)

My import statement is as follows. I'm not really sure if this is the correct way to do it either:
import  { svgComponent as Icon } from '../Theme/Icons/filename.svg'

tsconfig.json is as below:
{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "outDir": "dist",
    "module": "esnext",
    "lib": ["dom", "esnext"],
    "moduleResolution": "node",
    "jsx": "react",
    "sourceMap": true,
    "declaration": true,
    "esModuleInterop": true,
    "noImplicitReturns": true,
    "noImplicitThis": true,
    "noImplicitAny": true,
    "strictNullChecks": true,
    "suppressImplicitAnyIndexErrors": true,
    "noUnusedLocals": true,
    "noUnusedParameters": true,
    "allowSyntheticDefaultImports": true
  },
  "include": ["src"],
  "exclude": ["node_modules", "dist", "validationApp"]
}

When I use the import
import  Icon from '../Theme/Icons/filename.svg'

I get the following error:
(commonjs plugin) Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'C:\Users\my-app\src\Theme\Icons\filename.svg'

I'm used to storing images in the public folder at the root and then importing. This file structure is new to me and I'm not allowed to change it. I will edit the question and post anything else if needed. Any help on this is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

A: Assuming you're using CreateReactApp and don't have access to update your webpack.config, this is probably your best bet.
In your .d.ts file add this:
declare module "*.svg" {
  const content: any;
  export default content;
}

If you don't have a .d.ts file already setup you can create a new one e.g. custom.d.ts in your src directory.
Then in your tsconfig.json just make sure you have this option set: "include": [""src/custom.d.ts"]

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Dudok de Wit's hypnotizing, entirely dialogue-free The Red Turtle is a fable so simple, so pure, it feels as if it has existed for hundreds of years.
Peter Debruge, Variety
The Red Turtle 2016
Directed by Michael Dudok de Wit
Studio Ghibli's first international co-production is a ravishing castaway fable that combines beauty, mystery, drama and heartbreak – with not a word spoken. It's a triumph for animator Michael Dudok de Wit.
Belgium / France / Japan • In English
80 minutes • DCP
Michael Dudok de Wit
Takahata Isao
Pascale Ferran
Céline Kélépikis
Jean-Christophe Lie
Julien De Man
Laurent Perez del Mar
Cannes (Un Certain Regard) 2016
Special Jury Prize (Un Certain Regard), Cannes Film Festival 2016
"'If one day Studio Ghibli decides to produce an animator from outside the studio, it will be him', was Miyazaki's pronouncement after watching Dudok de Wit's Oscar-winning animated short Father and Daughter… Sixteen years after Father and Daughter, Studio Ghibli and Dudok de Wit's collaboration has come into being.
It begins in the middle of a storm. Grey waves and raindrops engulf the screen. In the corner, a tiny head surfaces and then sinks. The nameless man is washed up on a beach with bits of his broken boat. A crab crawls up his leg. When he goes to explore, the view pulls right back so all we see is a remote island while his cries ring out. His only company is a cast of crabs (such an apt collective noun!). Several times he tries to escape with a makeshift bamboo raft, but each time a mysterious force in the water breaks up his boat. Eventually he discovers his secretive aggressor: the titular red turtle.
I'll leave it there with the plot, because you don't really want to know much more about a mythical fantasy like this one before you see it…
Pictures are the film's currency and they are, without exaggeration, sublime… The depth and texture on show here – conjured from a surge of pencil marks and watercolour washes – is remarkable. The film is a must for the big screen." — Isabel Stevens, Sight & Sound
Sam Hamilton
Artist Sam Hamilton speculates on the unique and relational aspects of our solar system's major celestial bodies and their cultural, scientific and existential meaning for us in this dense experimental film.
A 13-year-old nomadic Mongolian girl breaks a gender barrier to follow her father and train hunting eagles in this spectacular and entertaining documentary.


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Q: Kerberos ticket for non-elevated user in Windows 10 I have a non-AD KDC that is used by several database servers in the cloud for authentication. I have also configured my windows machines to authenticate against that same KDC. The goal is to run applications that access those database servers from the windows machine using single sign on.
That windows authentication against the KDC works. However when I login on the  windows machine, the kerberos ticket is cached for an elevated session but not for a non-elevated one.
The applications and python scripts that access those database servers, do indeed work correctly with the cached kerberos tickets, provided they are run in elevated mode.
I would like to be able to use the kerberos ticket to run those apps non-elevated. Is it possible to configure the external KDC authentication mechanism in windows so that the ticket is cached for the non-elevated user?
Details:
So from a non-elevated command prompt:
E:\>klist sessions

Current LogonId is 0:0x303fd58
[0] Error calling API LsaGetLogonSessionData on LogonId (0:4ee3f0c): 0x5
[1] Session 3 0:0x31f6bfa MONET\Marcel Negotiate:NewCredentials
[2] Session 3 0:0x303fd58 MONET\Marcel Negotiate:Interactive
[3] Session 3 0:0x303fcf7 MONET\Marcel Kerberos:Interactive

But from an elevated prompt:
E:\>klist sessions

Current LogonId is 0:0x303fcf7
[0] Session 0 0:0x4ee3f0c NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Negotiate:NewCredentials
[1] Session 3 0:0x31f6bfa MONET\Marcel Negotiate:NewCredentials
[2] Session 3 0:0x303fd58 MONET\Marcel Negotiate:Interactive
[3] Session 3 0:0x303fcf7 MONET\Marcel Kerberos:Interactive

You will notice that for the elevated promp, the loginId is the Kerberos:Interactive session and indeed, from the non-elevated command prompt "klist" shows no tickets, while from the elevated command prompt "klist" shows all the kerberos tickets.


Our wonderful team at New Smile Dentistry welcomes you to a warm, nurturing and professional environment. We strive to make patients feel comfortable and at ease while they enjoy the highest standards of dental care. Since 2007 we have been proudly meeting the dental needs of our San Diego patients with expert dental care. Whether you are just overdue for your every 6 month dental cleaning or have more extensive dental needs, New Smile Dentistry is here to make the process easy and as affordable as possible!
New Smile Dentistry is located in the Kearny Mesa area of San Diego, CA. We proudly serve many local and military families in the Mission Valley and neighboring communities. New Smile Dentistry is owned and operated by Dr. Shari Tahririan. She prides herself in the highest quality work and excellent patient care using the most up to date techniques and technologies. Dr. Shari is skilled in both general and cosmetic dentistry and provides a range of procedures including but not limited to: molar root canals, extractions, implant restorations and Invisalign. New Smile Dentistry also offers in house implant placements and gum related surgeries completed by a local board certified Periodontist, Dr. Eric Driver.
New Smile Dentistry is located right off Genesee in the heart of Clairemont, San Diego.
Please call us or fill out the form to the right if you are interested in booking an appointment.


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Q: ASP.NET: How to publish in a folder with commandline I want to publish an ASP.NETFramework v4.6.1 project to a local folder.
No zip. No profile.
Just a publication like this:
msbuild MySolution.sln /t:MyProject /p:Configuration=DEBUG /p:publishDir=".\To\Folder" /p:WebPublishMethod=FileSystem

It compiles well but I get nothing in the destination folder.
I forgot an instruction? The documentation doesnt help me.

A: There are a couple extra parameters that should get this going. In particular, the publishdir needs to change to OutDir, but the other ones are probably necessary as well.
/p:DeployOnbuild=True /p:GenerateProjectSpecificOutputFolder=true
/p:OutDir=.\To\Folder /p:UseWPP_CopyWebApplication=true /p:PipelineDependsOnBuild=false


This is an intensely physical and athletic form of yoga - good for those who want a fast-paced challenge. Our teachers' approach make this class accessible to all including beginners. The practice follows a prescribed set of asanas, channelling energy through the body. Anyone who is up for a challenge requiring a little more strength and who knows their physical limits can definitely do Astanga. A student says: First class? Excited and slightly scared - knowing I couldn't just hang out. Standing in warrior pose feeling fierce and empowered. Second class - much more engaged from the start and feeling the energy. A teacher says: It's the same sequence every time and students come to like that. It takes a short while to learn to use a focused gaze on parts of your body but you soon find that really works.
There are no upcoming "Astanga (45 mins)" classes on this day.
Not great for beginners as it's not a "teaching lesson". But if you're comfortable with ashtanga then it's a good lunchtime class.
Excellent dynamic class. Well thought and great attention by teacher. Really helpful hints on hand placement that helps with easing into the poses!
The instructor seemed very angry at the class, he raised his voice and pushed people in postures until they fell over, then told them to stop falling down! It was not encouraging, and it was clear that the members of the class were very uncomfortable, as he made fun of less experienced people. I definitely would not return to any classes taught by this instructor.


62% of all adults in America use Facebook and 67% of adults use mobile phones. (Pew) they aren't using their smartphone just to call people, they are using their devices when they are shopping and eating out, looking for reviews, recommendations, sales, coupons, etc. This provides a great opportunity for local businesses to connect with customers while they are in their location. Enter Place Tips.
Place Tips is an optional Facebook feature that helps people learn about and connect with the places they visit, including businesses. (Facebook for Business)Place tips are currently available in limited areas and only for use on the Facebook App (Android and IPhone.) Place Tips works by determining a users' location via cellular network, Wi-Fi, GPS and the Facebook Beacon. Place Tips only displays information on the users' device and does not post on a user's account, nor does it show a user's location.
Place Tips gathers information about a business, such as Page updates from the Business Page, upcoming events, other Friends' reviews, check-ins or comments. This data will show at the top of the News Feed for customers in your location.
Place Tips can be used to communicate reviews, frequently mentioned comments about the establishment, business hours, sales, popular items or upcoming events. Business owners can also improve the customer experience by writing a customizable welcome note that will appear above the Place Tips feed.
This note can be used to communicate promotions or specials and also more information about the business.
For example, a restaurant could use Place Tips to promote their Daily Specials. A bookstore could promote a book signing. A retail store could promote a special sale item.
Place Tips will only be visible to App users who have their location turned on and have given Facebook permission to access their location. Tips will be show to people who have previously checked in to the business on Facebook.
Page Admins for local business pages should start to see the Place Tips set-up message at the top of their Business Page. Just click to set up and get your message out there.


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Rep. Hausman retains district 66A seat
State Rep. Alice Hausman, DFL-Falcon Heights, won her 15th consecutive term Tuesday night against Republican candidate Jon Heyer.
MN Daily Staff
Hausman, who represents Minnesota House District 66A, won 67 percent of her district's vote,, with only one precinct not reporting at 11:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Hausman, a retired educator, first won her spot in a special election in 1989. Her district includes about 40,000 people living in Falcon Heights and Roseville.
During the 2015 legislative session, she led the DFL's Capital Investment Committee in addition to serving on the Environment and Natural Resources Policy and Finance, and Transportation Policy and Finance committees.
A proponent of voting access, Hausman is an advocate for streamlined absentee voting, early voting and voter pre-registration for teens. She also pushed for an increase in affordable housing and allowing felons to vote if no longer incarcerated.
She told the Minnesota Daily last month she would favor universal health care as well as overhauling the mental health care system.
Hausman has previously said she would advocate for moving "more urgently" on climate initiatives.
Heyer, who is a semi-retired church educator and Minnesota native, campaigned on a platform of job creation and supporting small businesses. He promoted local control of education policy and fiscal restraint.


Looking for Jordan High School Jordan, MN alumni not listed? If so, check out Classmates.com® - hundreds of more JHS alumni have posted their profiles.
If you attended Jordan High Jordan, Minnesota and want to be added to the alumni directory register now to add your name to the alumni list.	You can also find out what other graduates are doing now, share memories with other alumn, upload pictures from Jordan and find other alumni.


CakenGifts is also available in Ambala now, we know the celebration is the major aspect that's why are ready to spread the joy with cakes, now with our same day cake delivery in Ambala. You can either get the scrumptious order in Ambala for you or else send it to your loving friend or relative too. We prepare the fresh cake in Ambala, so get the fresh cake delivery on the doorstep now. Make the celebration memorable with us now.
When you look online cake delivery in Ambala, you may come across several online portal and sites. However, most of them are just websites who sell your orders to cake shops in Ambala and other vendors. They do not have own shops, outlets, bakeries, and delivery teams as well. To get the best cakes delivery in Ambala, you can trust CakenGifts online portal. We have our own bakeries, cake shops, outlets and delivery teams working in the city. Our aim is to provide you best online cake delivery at the most competitive prices. For normal or fix date delivery, we do not change any shipping cost. However, if you go for midnight cake delivery in Ambala or scheduled delivery, you need to pay nominal charge for your orders. Our quality and best delivery service has earned much respect and fame in the online cake delivery market in Ambala and several other cities across the country. Currently, we are providing our service in more than 30 locations in the country. In addition, we have established us as one of the premier platform for online cakes.
We have rich collection of eggless, designer, and anniversary cakes. These cakes are suitable to celebrate all small and big moments of your life. Our online eggless cakes delivery in Ambala is well known among cakes lovers. With stock of fresh and delicious eggless cakes, we can deliver your order within the given timeline of same day cake delivery in Ambala. The best bakers in India at CakenGifts prepare these eggless cakes with care, passion, and love.
Designer cakes are one of our most popular categories in Ambala. Such theme based cakes make atmosphere more happening and compelling for people around you. We have rich collection of designer cakes for anniversaries, birthdays, wedding celebrations, and other moments of your life. If you need a customized designer cake delivery in Ambala as per your specific requirement, just remind us a day before when you need the cake. We capture your requirements and prepare the best designer cake for you. If you want that your special designer cake is prepared in front of you, we welcome you. We allow our customers to see how we prepare their wonderful cakes with care and passion. We have best bakers at CakenGifts for preparing special designer cakes that must add more charm and charisma to your get-together.
Apart from these, we have a number of more options for cake delivery in Ambala. You can get a comprehensive list of designer cakes available at CakenGifts along with their price, available size, expected delivery time, and applicable offers and discounts.
For all of us, birthdays are special. To make our birthday event a memorable one, we want grand celebrations and get-together. We invite family members and friends to grace the occasion. A real birthday celebration cannot be completed without cake cutting ceremony, as cakes are the integral part of birthday parties. To make things happening for your party, we have several exciting options for birthday cake delivery in Ambala and nearby localities. Our special birthday cakes are best suit to the occasion as they are prepared on birthday theme. You can also have our special birthday cakes in other cities and towns across the country including cake delivery in Noida as we have started our service recently in the city.
We have number of other options as well for order cake online in Ambala. To get a comprehensive list of cakes along with complete details, explore the birthday cakes section at CakenGifts. If you want to send cake to Gurgaon to a friend, just use our online service and place your order without any trouble.
Celebrating our anniversary is a sign of love, affectation, and care that we do for each other. It also symbolizes the journey that we completed together through all difficulties of life in the last one year. To make your anniversary celebration a memorable one, celebration must be grand and lively. To help you plan your anniversary event, we have a number of special anniversary cake options for online delivery in Ambala midnight. To make this anniversary a happening moment of your life, you can order anniversary cake delivery in Ambala with CakenGifts. With several exciting heart shaped cake options, you can make the surroundings romantic and cozy. Apart from cakes delivery in Ambala same day, you can also order cake online in Pune at CakenGifts. We have our own bakeries and delivery team operating there.
These are just a few names to our rich collection of online cake in Ambala for anniversary celebration. Comprehensive list is available at CakenGifts online portal. We also help you to send cake to Mumbai and other locations. If you live away from your parents, just send them sweet and delicious cake with beautiful flowers this anniversary. They must feel loved, cared, and special when they receive hearty wishes from you. We have combo options of online cake and flower delivery in Ambala and other cities and towns. You can also add chocolates, gifts, and message cards with cakes and flowers to make your wishes more welcoming and heart touching. We have several add-on options available at CakenGifts only. Just select the required items and send cake to Ambala. For all your items, you can pay online in a single go without any hassle.


But with Joseph working full time on his PhD at Tufts, well, suffice it to say, we don't eat out a whole lot. I was looking for healthy recipes and found this turkey burger recipe from the Mayo Clinic. Totally healthy! Even though Joseph was still vegetarian, he made me these turkey burgers for our first Super Bowl in Boston and several times since. Eventually he got tired of making these awesome burgers and having a veggie burger and he starting eating them too. He's modified the recipe several times and this is the most current version. I'm sure that a month or two from now it'll be different again.
These burgers are a great way to kick off the Super Bowl because you can go ahead and make the patties ahead of time and then cook them up when you're ready. They're pretty healthy and packed with yummy, smokey flavor and subtle heat from the cumin and the chipotle. Personally, I'd take these over a beef hamburger any day. If you want even less work while you're watching the Steelers and the Packers, this chili can be made in advance and all you have to do is throw it in a pot to heat up while you watch the game. Just make sure you serve it with cornbread.
These burgers are great with just some lettuce and tomato, but are truly awesome with either guacamole or what we did here: Gorgonzola and caramelized onions. Serve with spicy sweet potato fries to complete the meal.
Combine the ground turkey breast with all of the other ingredients in a large bowl. Mix well. Divide the turkey mixture into 4 equal portions and form into patties.
If you're crazy (or if you live in a warmer climate or if you're making these during the summer) heat up your grill. If you're cooking indoors, heat up a skillet. Grill burgers until nicely browned on both sides and heated through, about 7 minutes a side or until internal temperature reaches 165 F. Serve the burgers on a bun with your toppings.
*We use Trader Joe's hot sauce which is super tasty, but not all that spicy. We use this in addition to a Tabasco-like hot sauce. You certainly don't have to run out and buy the TJ's hot sauce, although you'll be so glad you did if you do (we buy at least 3 bottles at a time when we go to Trader Joe's because we don't ever want to run out and we put it on a lot of the things we eat). But if you're not feeling it, just leave it out, or, if you want the extra spice, just add a little extra of whatever hot sauce you have lying around.
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I absolutely LOVE turkey burgers. I eat these more than I eat regular burgers these days. Wonderful recipe and great post.


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Q: IntelliJ through X11 "Searching everything" doesn't always get focus When I hit "double shift" I start typing but it doesn't type anything in the prompt, when I try to click on it with the mouse it disappears.
Once in a while it does seem to work for one time and I don't understand why it does succeed. Any suggestions regarding this issue?


Abstract: NTIA/ITS has developed an improved electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) analysis method that can be applied to more accurately model real scenarios for evaluating interference. The methodology described in this report can be used to conduct EMC analyses for base stations that use a variety of antennas. The model can be used to determine the received power in the proximity of the base station at both the fundamental and harmonic frequencies. It uses accurate radio-wave propagation models and antenna models. The antenna models can be created for the fundamental and third harmonic frequencies of many antennas. Fields adjacent to the base station antenna are heavily influenced by interactions with ground, and the electromagnetic fields are dominated by the side lobe structure of the elevation pattern of the base station antenna. The described rigorous EMC analysis for a base station considers all of these factors to assess interference more accurately than previous methods.


Wind-Up Knight was one of the first truly great platformers on Android, and now developer Robot Invader is taking on puzzles with a new game called Rise of the Blobs. It's a little bit like a fusion of Tetris and Collapse, but with food. It is up to you to hold off the ever expanding army of blobs as they seek to (presumably) consume your marshmallow hero. I mean, you almost can't blame them – he looks so tasty.
So your little marshmallow avatar is stuck at the top of a tower with the blobs slowly climbing up the sides, and you have to do something about that. Rotate from side to side and drop fruit to match to color of the blobs and pop them. Your goal is to stay alive as long as possible and complete objectives. Sound simple? Well it only sounds that way. The pace picks up quite fast, and it's a real challenge to get those achievements.
As you play, you'll unlock power-ups and new game modes, but there is also the tantalizing lure of the in-app purchase. Like Wind-Up Knight, Rise of the Blobs makes use of in-app purchases to sell you power-ups and upgrades. However, the game is completely free to try and it looks like you can unlock most of the content through efficient gameplay. This one is definitely worth looking at.


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Riccardo Saponara (Forli, Emilia-Romaña, Italia, 21 de diciembre de 1991) es un futbolista italiano que juega de centrocampista en la ACF Fiorentina de la Serie A de Italia.

Selección nacional
Ha formado parte de las divisiones inferiores de Italia.

Estadísticas

Clubes
 Actualizado al último partido disputado el .

Referencias

Futbolistas del Ravenna Football Club 1913
Futbolistas del Empoli Football Club
Futbolistas de la Associazione Calcio Milan
Futbolistas de la Associazione Calcio Firenze Fiorentina
Futbolistas de la Unione Calcio Sampdoria
Futbolistas del Genoa Cricket & Football Club en los años 2010
Futbolistas del Genoa Cricket & Football Club en los años 2020
Futbolistas de la Unione Sportiva Lecce
Futbolistas del Spezia Calcio 1906
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-18 de Italia
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-19 de Italia
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-21 de Italia
Nacidos en Forlì


Is it possible to sync the calendars on two separate android phones.
Yes apparently... According to Google.
Theres even a few Yootoob vids on the subject.
Are you using Google calendar? If you have 2 Gmail accounts you just add each amount.