What Kind Of Scrapbook Is Included?
What Color Backdrops Do You Have?
What Are The Photostrips Printed On?
How Long Does Each Print Take?
Will You Travel To (Massachusetts, Connecticut, Alaska, etc)?
What If You're Already Booked On My Date?
When Will I Get My Scrapbook & CD?
What Will Be On The Pictures CD?
How Long Do You Stay For An Event?
We bring a photobooth to your reception or event for an entire night. We have staff on hand to run the booth the entire time and we bring everything we need, so you don't have to provide a thing - just a bit of space to setup.
The booth works just like traditional photo booths; your guests sit down on the seat, press the button, and the booth takes 3 pictures in a row. After they're done, the guests get to see their pictures on the screen. The prints are automatically printed and are ready within 30 seconds.
The strips are printed in doubles - one for your guest to take home as a favor, and the second strip is for your scrapbook. The guests create their own scrapbook pages by pasting their photostrip on a page and writing their own personal message to you.
The price for a rental is $750 for weddings in Rhode Island. We add a travel charge for weddings outside Rhode Island. Contact us with your event location and we'll give you a quote.
The price includes everything. No extra charge for more hours, CD's, etc.
We use an open-air booth for all our rentals, so the booth itself is very small. An open-air booth is not enclosed (like traditional photobooths), making it smaller an much easier to fit into smaller spaces. It also allows a lot more people into each picture, since there are no walls.
By default we include a black faux-leather post-bound scrapbook with black pages & silver ink pens. However, we can get just about any color & type of scrapbook, so just let us know if you have a specific color, style, or theme in mind. If you want to provide your own scrapbook you can do that too.
The scrapbook expands, so we can fit as many pages as you need into the book.
We have a few different colors (white, black, green, red, etc). If you have a specific color or pattern in mind, let us know and we'll do our best to accommodate you. And if you want to provide your own, we can do that too.
The photostrips are printed with a professional dye-sub photo printer. The prints themselves are protected from water and UV rays, so they won't fade like inkjet & other home prints do. The quality is similar to photo labs in most stores.
We have a few different fun props, and by default we bring a few fun but simple props like heart-shaped & glittery sunglasses, mustaches mounted on sticks, and hats. If you have specific items in mind, or you just want us to include a lot more (and crazier) props, just let us know.
After the booth is done taking the last picture, it takes about 30-40 seconds for the printer to finish. By the time the guests are done viewing their pictures on the screen, their prints are almost ready.
We will travel to most of RI (with the exception of Block Island / Prudence Island / etc). If your event is outside RI (MA, CT, etc), just contact us and we'll let you know if we can make it to your event. Non-RI locations will be subject to a travel fee (dependent on location).
To book your rental, we need two things: a signed contract, and a $100 deposit. The deposit secures your date and ensures we set it aside for you. We normally have bookings as far as 1-2 years out, so don't hesitate to let us know if you're interested so we can make sure you get your date.
Don't worry, we have more than one photobooth. So if we already have a booking on your date there's still a chance that we can send one of the other booths out to your event. Just contact us as soon as you can to make sure we can handle your event.
Your scrapbook will be assembled throughout your event, and it should be ready by the time you're ready to leave (assuming you don't leave early). That means you can take it home with you look at your pictures the same day.
The CD will be mailed to you soon after the event is done, usually within a couple weeks. The online gallery will be setup so you can look at all your pictures (including any that don't make it into the scrapbook) while you're waiting for the CD.
The CD contains a copy of every picture taken throughout the event. This includes the photostrips, and also the 3 individual pictures from each strip. These pictures are yours - you can email the pictures and share them however you like.
We're usually the last ones to leave. Often the best pictures come at the end of the event, when guests have had a chance to have fun and get creative. Also, if you're busy for your entire reception (which you will be), then often the end is the only time you have to actually get your own pictures taken. So we stay till the end to get all the good pictures.
The booking deposit is normally non-refundable. At our discretion we may issue refunds of the deposit on a case-by-case basis.
Any other payments, including the remainder of the amount due, and/or any travel chargers are non-refundable once services have been provided.
Additionally, any payments are subject to refunds at our sole descretion within 30 days of the event date. If you have any questions about refunds, or if you believe you may require a refund despite the above conditions, please contact us.
Just contact us and we'll answer your questions.


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Playrise announce official 'YO! Sushi' themed race track for 'Table Top Racing: World To
Liverpool, 26th August, 2015: Award winning indie developer and publisher Playrise Digital today announced a new partnership with 'YO! Sushi', the popular UK Japanese Sushi restaurant chain. YO! Sushi are endorsing one of the race tracks in new PS4 title: 'Table Top Racing: World Tour'. The 'YO! Sushi Raceway' is inspired by YO Sushi's clean, contemporary, colourful interior design ethos that has become synonymous with their brand and restaurants.
"We love sushi at Playrise and lunchtimes at Liverpool One's 'YO! Sushi' branch have become a regular treat for the Playrise team." commented Nick Burcombe CEO, Playrise Digital, "In the first 'Table Top Racing' game (iOS, Android and Vita), we created a more traditional style oriental themed circuit which turned out to be a firm favourite with gamers. For 'Table Top Racing: World Tour' we wanted to take this theme to the next level in terms of design, interactivity and sheer visual fun which makes YO! Sushi and their unique style a perfect fit!"
"We're so excited to be part of Table Top Racing: World Tour by Playrise" commented Liz Norris of YO! Sushi "The circuit they've been creating really brings the spirit of YO! Sushi to life, it's amazing how they've managed to capture it in the game! We can't wait to give the final version a spin!"
Table Top Racing: World Tour is an all-new, AAA quality, next-generation gaming experience launching for PlayStation®4, Q4 2015, with other platforms to follow. Check out some brand new in development screenshots and art of TTR: World Tour here.
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About Playrise Digital Ltd.
Playrise Digital Ltd, is an independent game development studio based in Liverpool, UK. Founded in 2012 by the co-creator of PlayStation's blockbuster 'WipEout' franchise and former Sony Liverpool game designer, Nick Burcombe, the company develops console-quality games for multiple platforms. The company's first two games, Table Top Racing, a AAA miniaturised combat-racer, with over 7 million downloads, and Baby Nom Nom, which raised over $5,000 for a children's charity, launched to critical acclaim in 2013. The company was voted "Start-up of the Year 2013" by TIGA, the trade body for the UK Games industry, developers and digital publishers.
About YO! Sushi
Founded in 1997, YO! Sushi brought the concept of a Japanese 'kaiten' sushi bar that delivered food to customers via a conveyor belt travelling 8cm per second to the masses, and became the original and most famous sushi brand in the UK. YO! Sushi was a brand new concept in dining and catapulted Londoners into the 21st century which made us the most talked about dining experience. Our customers queued around the block as we gave the capital a slice of Urban Tokyo.
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Lynn Rogers, the wildlife biologist who's made recent headlines by acting as if he's auditioning to be the next Grizzly Man on the Today Show, is ready to turn bear logic on its head again. This time, he's suggesting intentional feeding of black bears as a way to cut down on problem bears who raid cars, homes, and campsites for food.
Rogers isn't suggesting we let Smokey in on a bite of our Mountain House in camp. Instead, he's suggesting we leave food for bears in areas away from humans, especially during times when black bear's natural food supplies are low. And there is some evidence to back up his ideas. Rogers has cut down on bear problems near his home base of Ely, Minnesota, by supplying black bears with unlimited supplies of beef fat. An unrelated group near Lake Tahoe saw bear break-ins drop from 200 a year to zero after they began providing food to foraging black bears in lean years.
Others worry that bear feeding addresses the symptoms of human-bear conflicts without treating the disease.
without taking into account animal migration and feeding patterns," said biologist Rachel Mazur, who works in Nevada's Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest.
everything about them—their ecology, habitat, and natural movement."


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Are you facing retail theft charges in New Hampshire?
Retail theft or any other theft charges are considered serious offenses in New Hampshire, and a conviction could wreck your life. For that reason, you should immediately contact criminal defense attorney Michael Anzalone.
At The Anzalone Law Firm, based in Nashua, New Hampshire, we're here to help you get the best possible outcome in a theft-related case.
New Hampshire's state statute RSA 637:10-b outlines the charges and penalties.
Someone can be arrested on a retail theft charge if they possess, use transfer, manufacture, alter, counterfeit, or reproduce a retail sales receipt or a universal product code better known as a UPC with the purpose of depriving a merchant or merchants of goods or merchandise.
In New Hampshire you can be found guilty of a Class B felony if you possess, use transfer, manufacture, alter, counterfeit or reproduce five or more retail sales receipts or UPC code labels while intending to deprive a merchant of goods or merchandise.
This is a serious charge and if you've been arrested you should contact a criminal defense lawyer.
This type of theft charge falls under a general theft category, which includes the following offenses: shoplifting, which is also known as willful concealment of goods, theft by deception, theft by extortion, theft of lost property, receiving stolen property, theft of services and unauthorized use of propelled vehicle or rented property.
The charges are based on a scale of what the stolen goods are worth. For example, someone who steals up to $1,000 in property, is charged with a Class A misdemeanor, which is punishable by a fine of no more than $2,000 and a prison sentence of up to one year. This is also called petty theft. It becomes a Class B felony if the goods are worth between $1,000 and $1,500. This carries a maximum penalty of $4,000 and up to seven years in prison. This charge, like others, can be bumped up for certain reasons, including being convicted twice on a theft charge, the property is stolen with the intent of reselling, the property is stolen from three separate places in 24-hours or the person has two convictions within 36-months, the theft is committed through extortion.
In New Hampshire, someone convicted on retail theft charges can also face civil liability penalties from the store owner. These penalties can include civil damages of up to $400, plus the stolen merchandise or its value if the products are damaged or it is no longer sellable.
The state's statutes say the person should pay the store owner for civil damages within 60 days of the offense. The parties, of course, can enter a settlement that the two sides agree upon.
The best thing you can remember is to never steal anything. But if you do, please make sure you contact criminal defense lawyer Michael Anzalone.
You can call The Anzalone Law Firm at 603.548.3797 for a free consultation.


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Open Xcode and create a new Empty Application. For product name, use CoreDataDemo and then fill out the Organization Name, Company Identifier and Class Prefix fields with your customary values. Make sure only iPhone is selected in Devices, and that the Use Core Data and Use Automatic Reference Counting checkbox are selected.
This will create the Book class from our previously created entity. Next, we will add a ViewController to the projects which will be filled with our book values later on. Create a new File -> Objective C Class. Name the class BookListViewController as a subclass of UIViewController.
The BookListViewController is assigned to the window's rootViewController.
Here the number of fetched sections are returned. Next, implement the tableview:cellForRowAtIndexPath method.
The textlabel and detail textlabel of the tableview will be filled with the book title and ISBN number.
Now that all methods are ready, Add the following lines to the viewDidLoad method.
One last thing to do is to implement the delegate method of the fetched result controller.
When there are new items fetched, this will reload the table. Build and Run, You should see the Books and ISBN numbers in the tableview.
You can download the source code of the CoreDataDemo at the ioscreator repository on github.


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We break down Prague's hostel scene by answering some common questions.
By HUNTER STUART
Q. What is the Prague "hostel scene" like?
A. As in most European cities, the Prague hostel scene ranges from the very social to the very quiet. If you're looking for somewhere fun to meet other travelers, you might try the Travelers' Hostel Dlouha, right in the dead center of the action. Not only is the Dlouha down the street from Prague's huge Roxy nightclub, it has its own bar on the top floor of the hostel, complete with TV, foosball table, and jukebox.
On the other hand, if your priorities are to sightsee and not to socialize, and you just need somewhere quiet to rest at the end of the day, check out the River Bank Hostel, located a short walk south of the center. The River Bank places a high value on their guests' comfort – there are no bunk-beds, rooms are spacious, and there are even female-only dorms. This is a famously quiet hostel, and so small there's no round-the-clock reception. (Make sure to let them know ahead of time when you plan to arrive!)
Q. How much do hostels in Prague cost?
A. Thankfully, even though the Czech Republic has been a member of the EU since 2004, the controversial Euro has yet to be the official currency. Among many things, this means Prague hostels are comparatively CHEAP. You may want to take this opportunity to treat yourself to something a little nicer than what you're used to getting from European hostels. One night's stay in a mixed dorm in Prague costs around $12. The Chilli Hostel, near the Vltava River in south-central Prague, rents beds for as low as $8 a night.
Private doubles usually run about $40 a night, or $20 per person (check out the Hostel Elf in gritty Zizkov for affordable doubles). It's not too difficult to find a hostel that offers private singles, either. It's almost like being in a real hotel, except you're paying half the price! Try the centrally-located Midtown Hostel Prague for single rooms that are just $25 a night.
A. Like most European hostels, Prague hostels almost always have phone and internet service (free or for a small charge), TVs, DVD players, cafés or bars, storage lockers, common rooms, English-speaking staff, city maps and guides, and laundry and kitchen facilities. Unlike many other cities, however, Prague's hostels don't always include breakfast in the price of a bed. But they usually do include sheets and towels, so there are no extra fees hiding in the linens.
Q. What else can I expect to find at a typical Prague hostel?
• The Boathouse hostel is located in the kind of massive park you only find in Prague, with amazing views of the Vltava. Boathouse staff treat their guests like family, or like campers – there are homemade dinners every night, and bonfires during the summer.
• The Aparthouse 20 offers private apartments right on Wenceslas Square (the epicenter of Prague commerce). Small studios can accommodate one to three people, and if you're traveling with a group of friends, there are also apartments available for four to seven people, complete with private kitchenettes.
• Miss Sophie's hostel, located smack in the center of the Nove Mesto, goes above and beyond most hostel expectations. Indeed, Miss Sophie's is more like a boutique hotel: staff are uniformed, rooms are sleek and modern, and there's a trendy lounge in the refurbished basement. Plus, their blazing hot, pressurized showers feel like a spa-treatment. In keeping with its progressive attitude, Miss Sophie's is an all-around no-smoking establishment.
• The Czech Youth Hostel Association (CzYHA) is a non-profit membership organization that runs five hostels in the city of Prague. All have 24-hour reception.
• The 132-bed Extol Inn Youth Hostel (north of the center in the Holešovice neighborhood) has probably more than you need, including a 100-seat restaurant, conference rooms with Broadband, a fitness room with sauna and Jacuzzi, and five categories of rooms from "Economy" to "Luxury." You can definitely find a lot of cheaper places to stay in Prague, but the Extol Inn is a solid bet with a fantastic buffet-style breakfast every morning.
• The 60-bed Hostel Downtown, true to its name, features a more central location than the Extol Inn, right near the National Theater in Prague's Stare Mesto. The Hostel Downtown is a little short on security (they need to update their door locks) and character (it's a little dreary), and also gets spotty results at best in the category of staff affability. That being said, the hostel is very clean, in a superb location, and includes free internet.
• The 56-bed Pension Beta is near the Vysehrad castle, a short tram or train ride from the city center, and in the vicinity of some of Prague's largest parks. Like most YHA hostels, the Beta isn't the most vibrant hostel in the city. But it's affordable, quiet, and they rent bicycles.
• The 120-bed Hostel Advantage is located in Prague's bustling Nove Mesto, so you can walk nearly everywhere you need to go. Like its sister hostels in the CzYHA, the Advantage is a little drab. But there's free breakfast, free internet, and friendly, helpful staff. There's a guest kitchen available, and a restaurant serving Czech food.
• The 164-bed Traveller's Hostel Dlouha (see above) is the best of the lot as far as official youth hostels are concerned. The Dlouha is a short walk from Prague's Old Town Square, in the center of the historic sites and a plethora of restaurants, bars, cafes, and clubs. (Don't worry, they have double-glazed windows to keep out all that street noise!) The Dlouha offers en-suite singles, doubles, triples, and dorms of all sizes. There's internet access, breakfast included, a bar, a guest kitchen, laundry services, and twenty-four hour reception.
Q. Where are most Prague hostels located?
A. Most desirable hostels in Prague are located either in or near the Stare Mesto and Nove Mesto (Old Town and New Town). You probably won't need to ride the trams or subways if you stay at one of these. Anything anywhere close to Wenceslas Square is considered a central location.
Don't overlook hostels that may look distant from the center on the map, however. While they may appear to be pretty far "out there," many (like the Hostel Elf in the former Communist stronghold of Zizkov, or the Czech Inn in tree-lined Vinohrady) are in thriving, vibrant neighborhoods of their own. In addition to Zizkov and Vinohrady, any hostels listed in Vyšehrad, Mala Strana, or Karlin are worth checking out for character alone. Don't be sucked in by tourist traps simply because they're next to the Charles Bridge!
Q. Do Prague hostels have curfews?
A. Some of the hostels in the more residential areas of Prague do have curfews for their guests, but most of the city hostels do not. A hostel's property description will always tell you whether or not they impose a curfew.
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A los académicos del Departamento de Ciencias de la Computación (DCC) Alex Bergel, Éric Tanter y al alumno de Doctorado Guillaume Pothier, la European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming (ECOOP) aceptó sus papers, lo cual es muy significativo. "Tener un paper publicado en esta conferencia asegura máxima visibilidad y mayor impacto en la comunidad, además sólo dos universidades lograron tener tres papers ahí: CMU, y nosotros", comenta el profesor Éric Tanter.
Según explica el académico, la European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming (ECOOP) junto con Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages & Applications (OOPSLA) son las conferencias técnicas de mayor impacto en el área de programación por objetos, ya que abarcan desde ingeniería de software con objetos, hasta teoría de lenguajes de programación, pasando por herramientas, análisis y validación, entre otros.
La conferencia, donde los integrantes del Departamento y del laboratorio PLEIAD fueron aceptados tiene 25 años de existencia y se realiza una vez por año. "Siempre recibe más de 100 artículos, de los cuales unos 20 aproximadamente quedan aceptados", explica Éric Tanter.
A su vez, es importante decir que la conferencia es de total referencia en el área. Por ejemplo, el sistema Microsoft Academic Search identifica casi 800 publicaciones ECOOP desde su inicio, con más de 20.000 citas en total; lo que significa un promedio de 25 citas por artículo.
En el área de lenguajes de programación, ese promedio ubica a ECOOP en tercer lugar de las conferencias más impactantes, después de POPL y PLDI, "lo que es muy importante. Éstas dos son de lenguajes en general, mientras que ECOOP está dedicada sólo a objetos", enfatiza el profesor Éric Tanter.
Typestate reflects how the legal operations on imperative objects can change at runtime as their internal state changes. A typestate checker can statically ensure, for instance, that an object method is only called when the object is in a state for which the operation is well-defined. Prior work has shown how modular typestate checking can be achieved thanks to access permissions and state guarantees. However, static typestate checking is still too rigid for some applications.
This paper formalizes a nominal object-oriented language with mutable state that integrates typestate change and typestate checking as primitive concepts. In addition to augmenting the types of object references with access permissions and state guarantees, the language extends the notion of gradual typing to account for typestate: gradual typestate checking seamlessly combines static and dynamic checking by automatically inserting runtime checks into programs. A novel flow-sensitive permission-based type system allows programmers to write safe code even when the static type checker can only partly verify it.
Back-in-time debuggers offer an interactive exploration interface to execution traces. However, maintaining a good level of interactivity with large execution traces is challenging. Current approaches either maintain execution traces in memory, which limits scalability, or perform exhaustive on-disk indexing, which is not efficient enough.
We present a novel scalable disk-based approach that supports efficient capture, indexing, and interactive navigation of arbitrarily large execution traces. In particular, our approach provides strong guarantees in terms of query processing time, ensuring an interactive debugging experience. The execution trace is divided into bounded-size execution blocks about which summary information is indexed. Blocks themselves are discarded, and retrieved as needed through partial deterministic replay. For querying, the index provides coarse answers at the level of execution blocks, which are then replayed to find the exact answer. Benchmarks on a prototype for Java show that the system is fast in practice, and outperforms existing back-in-time debuggers.
Code profilers are used to identify execution bottlenecks and understand the cause of a slowdown. Execution sampling is a monitoring technique commonly employed by code profilers because of its low impact on execution. Regularly sampling the execution of an application estimates the amount of time the interpreter, hardware or software, spent in each method execution time. Nevertheless, this execution time estimation is highly sensitive to the execution environment, making it non reproductive, non-deterministic and not comparable across platforms.
On our platform, we have observed that the number of messages sent per second remains within tight (±7%) bounds across a basket of 16 applications. Using principally the Pharo platform for experimentation, we show that such a proxy is stable, reproducible over multiple execu- tions, profiles are comparable, even when obtained in different execution contexts. We have produced Compteur, a new code profiler that does not suffer from execution sampling limitations and have used it to extend the SUnit testing framework for execution comparison.


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Was the review of the song I put sarcastic?
EDIT: Oh. I didn't see that you posted the title of the song. Oops.
5/10 Of the Despacito II meme's I've seen, this was probably the weakest.
7,5/10 It did resonated with me, but the quite weird structure and the fact that they started to sing in... Turkish?... right when the song should have been stronger seemed a big con for me. However, I can't deny the feelings contained by this song.
6/10 Not awful, but not really for me.
4/10 really not my thing.
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8/10: Pretty aesthetic song, may have to look into these fellas a bit.
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Klaas Vanneste gained his Masters in Law from KU Leuven in 2010. He received the APR Prize for his master's thesis on the waiver of recourse clause in fire insurance policies and private rental contracts. In 2011, he gained an LL.M in International Commercial Law from King's College London, along with a certificate of completed negotiation training. His research paper, "Decoupling Economic Rights from Voting Rights: A Threat to the Traditional Corporate Governance Paradigm" was published in the academic journal European Business Organization Law Review (EBOR).
Klaas worked until 2017 as a junior lecturer at the Institute for the Law of Obligations and the Centre for Methodology of Law at KU Leuven. He became a partner at DLPA in 2018.
At DLPA Law, Klaas mainly focuses on company, commercial and insolvency law. He can assist you with a merger or takeover, gives advice to businesses, directors and shareholders and represents your interests in court. Klaas also gives seminars on these subjects and publishes articles on both company law and contract law.


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Citra 3DS is a work-in-progress emulator for 3DS games. Its compatibility has been steadily improving for years, but many games, including the 3DS Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games, were unplayable. Recent updates have made Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity and Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon playable at full speed, even when using higher-than-normal resolutions. This will no doubt be useful for users, being able to play games with graphics that are better than what can be displayed on the 3DS, and game modders, being able to test mods without constantly having to copy files to SD cards.
I played through the intro of Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon with few problems, and I've made an album containing screenshots along the way, showing what it looks like when the internal resolution is 4 times greater than the 3DS's resolution (for a total of 1600x960).
Wow, this is really good news! I've been trying my luck to get PSMD to work on Citra to no avail, gonna check it as soon as I'm free!
Not me :c my computer doesn't seem to support Citra's quality enhancement, but hey, at least I can actually play the game on it!


A few weeks ago, I published the most popular post on my blog. Ever. 125 women in blogging brought in numbers like this site has never seen before. I can't tell you how excited I was that this post was so popular, and how thankful I was for every tweet, comment, share, and so forth.
A few days ago, Faisal Khan of Star Developer asked me if posting a link on Twitter actually resulted in significant traffic. So I thought what I would do is share some of the social promotion, sharing, and actual analytics to give you some insight as to what efforts make an impact on the number of visitors coming to the site.
First of all, let me preface this by saying that not all promotional strategies lead to the same results. It all depends on your content, your niche, and how a post satisfies your audience. If it's highly satisfying, then your first wave of visitors share it with their friends, and when they visit and like it, they share, and so on.
In this post's case, one thing I know made it a hit (besides the two weeks of research and probably 8 hours of actually compiling it all), was the trackbacks. I can say this because I did two things to initially jump start post promotion – I sent out a tweet when the post went live, and I sent out a newsletter to my mailing list subscribers.
How do I know it was the trackbacks that brought the post initial love? Since my scheduler in WordPress is broken, I woke up early in the AM to post it, sent the tweet, then went back to sleep. A few hours later when I awoke, there were already 100 tweets for the post, many of which I recognized as not my usual Twitter followers or mailing list subscribers.
So it had to be the trackbacks – since I included a few posts from each person on the list, all of those people who had pingbacks enabled were alerted to my post. I know when I see those, I usually go check it out, and typically give the post a tweet.
What lesson is to be learned with this? Link love is a good thing – give it freely, and it will reward you in irritating blog and blogging karma points!
The following were initial items I did for social promotion of the post.
1. Tweeted it as soon as it went live, then one or two times throughout the day.
2. Shared the post with 750+ followers on StumbleUpon.
3. Posted it to my wall on the Kikolani Facebook fan page which has 1,100+ fans.
4. Posted it to my activity stream on my LinkedIn profile.
5. Submitted the post to Blog Engage.
The following are the current social sharing statistcs for this post.
So how do these social sharing counts relate to the actual amount of traffic?
According to Google Analytics, the above social sharing translated to the following number of pageviews from social network referrers.
Also, on a side note, one of the tweets led to a reactionary post on another blog that brought in the highest amount of traffic after Facebook and Twitter. So that would be another 609 visitors brought indirectly from Twitter.
What are your thoughts on the value of social sharing and traffic? Please share your thoughts, especially if you have ever analyzed a post that has gone viral on social media.
Also what tools do you use for better blogging productivity?


The first thought that came to my mind was: if these families are all powerful, then eavesdropping technology would be at their disposal and it would be in their best interest to track the events through other families, thereby assessing their own threat (and of course your readers get to clue in at the same time). That's just what came to mind... but I'm a bit of a techie and not so much conspiracy theorist, but I do believe there is a whole lotta listening going on that most don't know about. Good article. I find that as I'm going over my current wip (115k novel), that if I hit a patch that doesn't contribute to the conflict, it falls dead immediately and I wonder what the heck I was thinking... I just read your post on deepPOV which was really helpful, so thanks for both.
Brielle, there is a lot of spying going on in this world, but it doesn't make use of the kind of eavesdropping technology we use in ours. Thanks for your kind comments!


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Sen. Rand Paul Makes New Play to Expose the Fed Banking Cabal
Gerald Celente Exclusive: "If rates go up too high, the economy goes down, end of story"
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Welcome to this week's Market Wrap Podcast, I'm Mike Gleason.
Coming up we'll hear from the one and only Gerald Celente, world-renowned trends forecaster and publisher of the Trends Journal. Gerald parses through all of the major new stories these days and tells us which one is the most important storyline that will affect the stock markets, the economy, and gold. Don't miss our explosive conversation with Gerald Celente, coming up after this week's market update.
As President Trump announced controversial new tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum, metals traders discounted any potential impact in the futures markets. Neither base metals nor precious metals futures got any real boost from the tariffs this week.
Gold spot prices currently come in at $1,321 per ounce, down a small fraction of a percent since last Friday's close. Silver, meanwhile, shows a slight weekly gain to trade at $16.60. The other white metals are trading to the downside this week although just slightly, with platinum down 1.0% to $960 an ounce and palladium off 0.7% to $990.
Whether precious metals markets can transition into a spring rally may depend on which way the U.S. Dollar Index breaks. It has been consolidating in a trading range over the past few weeks since plunging to a 3-year low in January.
Metals bulls are obviously gearing up for another leg lower in the dollar. The long-term fundamentals of the dollar are grim. But it can potentially gain against other troubled fiat currencies such as the euro over any given period.
Central bankers have a variety of tricks up their sleeves to manage currency values. And they all have a vested interest in maintaining confidence in the world's major fiat currencies. The last thing they want is for one to crash precipitously and drive savings and commerce into crypto-currencies or precious metals.
Unfortunately, a lot of the inner workings of the Federal Reserve are secret. The public isn't allowed to know what tools monetary planners are deploying and why. Nor can we know for sure how or why the Fed may be intervening in precious metals markets. That's because Fed officials refuse to submit themselves to a full public audit of their books.
The Fed even has a team of lobbyists dedicated to defeating "Audit the Fed" legislation in Congress. Audit the Fed enjoys overwhelming support in the House of Representatives but has so far been unable to get the 60 votes it needs in the Senate to break through Senator Chuck Schumer's wall of obstruction.
The Senate's main champion of Audit the Fed is Rand Paul. This week Senator Paul moved to attach Audit the Fed as an amendment to a major financial reform bill. He expressed optimism that President Trump would sign the bill if he could get it to his desk.
Tucker Carlson: Well Kentucky Senator Rand Paul has been trying to audit the Federal Reserve for years now. Under President Obama that was impossible, of course. Under an ordinary Republican administration it would be pretty unlikely, but perhaps he can pull it off under President Trump, who has endorsed the idea. Senator Paul has introduced an Audit the Fed bill into the senate and is campaigning hard for the Republican majority to pass it while they can.
Sen. Rand Paul: It's about transparency. It's about knowing what your government does. The Constitution gives the power to Congress to mint and coin and money. We sort of transferred that power to the Federal Reserve in 1913, but I think we ought to know what they're doing. The dollar's lost 96% of its purchasing power, what does that mean? Your prices have gone up every year. What was once worth a dollar, now takes $24 to buy what was once worth a dollar.
Tucker Carlson: And that's a result of policies made at the Federal Reserve?
Sen. Rand Paul: Absolutely, they print up the money, but it's sort of a codependency, and this is a dirty little secret. You need to have a Federal Reserve if you're going to have a 20 trillion dollar debt. Why? They buy your debt. But they buy your debt by printing up money.
Don't expect a huge push from the White House or the Treasury Department to get Audit the Fed done. Even though Donald Trump expressed support for the idea on the campaign trail, his appointments of Steven Mnuchin to Treasury and Jerome Powell to head the Federal Reserve suggest that he doesn't want to shake up the monetary system, at least not while he's in office.
Powell is about as "establishment" a pick as it gets. In fact, Jay Powell helped lead the Fed's institutional opposition to Rand Paul's Audit the Fed bill last time around. During his confirmation hearing, Powell reiterated his opposition to more transparency. Not surprisingly, Rand Paul was one of a handful of Senators to vote against Powell's confirmation as Fed chairman.
Perhaps Senator Paul can persuade the president to put forward his own position on the issue of Fed transparency. Paul has shown an ability to work with Trump to get things done on healthcare and other issues. And Trump has shown a willingness to take on members of his own administration, most notably Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Should Fed Chairman Powell go one rate hike too far and trigger some kind of financial crisis, you can bet President Trump will find some way to vent his displeasure at the central bank. But until the Fed screws up in some obvious way that makes incumbent politicians angry, auditing the Fed will likely remain an uphill battle politically.
Well now, without further delay, let's get right to this week's exclusive interview.
Mike Gleason: It is my privilege now to welcome in Gerald Celente, publisher of the renowned Trends Journal. Mr. Celente is perhaps the most well-known trends forecaster in the world and it's always great to have him on with us.
Mr. Celente, thanks again for the time today and welcome back.
Gerald Celente: Oh, it's always great being on. Thank you.
Mike Gleason: Well, Gerald, it's never a dull moment in Washington, D.C., these days. President Trump always keeps it lively. We have the never-ending Russia controversy, of course, the war of words with North Korea, and the intervention in Syria have both been regulars in the headlines over the past year. Now Trump is talking about tariffs and people are worried about a trade war. Volatility is coming back to the stock markets and some investors are getting nervous about rising interest rates. When it comes to Russia interfering in U.S. elections, it seems more or less like a smoke screen. We have very little doubt there is plenty of collusion and a fair bit of it involved Hillary shepherding the Uranium One deal over the finish line.
So, we're finding it hard to predict which of these stories are worth paying attention to and which are likely to fade away. And there's nobody better who can help us evaluate this than you, so I'm excited to talk today. So, which of the current stories have legs, Gerald? Will there be a trade war, a big correction in stocks, another attempt by Democrats to impeach Trump? What?
Gerald Celente: Well, the attempt by the Democrats to impeach Trump have never stopped. And, again, Mike, I've been at this a lot of years, and anybody awake and alive that hasn't tuned out knows that every time we've had an election in this country, whether you like the person or not, they always used to say, "Well, whether you like it or not, this is the new person. Let's rally behind him and try to push the country forward." That never happened with Trump. And I want to make this really clear. I'm not a Trump supporter. I didn't vote in this last election. And (people say), "Oh, you didn't vote? Did you get what you deserve?", to which I say, "Grow up. If you voted for any of these people, then you got what you deserve and I don't deserve either of them. My standards are different."
And I look what's going on. It doesn't make the news, all the things that you just mentioned. Hey, how about what just happened in Italy with Cinque Stelle, the Five Star Movement, becoming the major party, a party that just started in 2009 because the people are disgusted with the establishment. How could you be disgusted with the establishment? You should love the establishment. How could you dare be anti-establishment? That's the stupidity of the language that they use.
They call it, for example, what Trump is doing, protectionist movements. Oh, a protectionist? Oh, I'm a close combat practitioner, have been for over a quarter of a century. I'll protect myself. I'll protect myself if I'm being attacked. But yet if you're being attacked trade-wise, economically, and you go to protect yourself, well, you're a protectionist. So, listen to the language, it's very important as a trend forecaster.
You mentioned about the Russian elections. The bar has sunk so low that people are listening to Samantha Power, the former UN Ambassador. And I'm tired of hearing this baloney, "Oh, if only women were in charge." It's not about men, women, race, creed or color. Good and bad comes in all of them. Let's call it equal. This is a woman, along with Hillary Clinton, Samantha Power and Susan Rice that started the Libyan War, that overthrew a sovereign nation, whether you liked the guy or not, that did nothing to us and created the refugee problem that nobody talks about and the migrant crisis. Because when Qaddafi was in there in Libya, they weren't going into Europe. He made a deal with them and warned them that when he went, the migrants would come.
Going back to Samantha Power, they quote this warmongering woman who loved every war that she's ever known beginning with Bill Clinton's destruction of Yugoslav War, she's quoted in the Spanish newspaper, El País, regarding the election that just happened in Italy, "Italy joins long list of elections influenced by Russia. Sputnik will do Sputnik does," of course, that's the media station, "The question is what are our democracies going to do about it? Will voters repudiate candidates who seek to benefit from Russian interference?" Only a stupid moron, an ignorant jerk, would say those words and only low life presstitutes that put out, because they get paid to put out, would repeat those words and that's what the media has become. So, if anybody is tuning in to the mainstream media to get their news, you better grow up.
And the same thing's happening with the equity markets. Look what happened. Oh, the markets are down. Yeah, so? Why did they go down? Well, listen to why they went down. Ah, because that guy Gary Cohen's not in there, I tells you, and he was the chief economic advisor and he's against Trump's trade policies and tariffs. Just hours before that, the same blabbermouths on the business media were trumpeting that the market went up 150 points because North Korea is talking peace. North Korea talking peace has nothing to do with anything. It has nothing to do with price-earnings ratios. It has nothing to do with GDP. Oh, yeah, if they're going to blow the joint up, of course, then the whole world has to worry, but that's not going to move a market. So, the markets are moving because of one major issue and that's interest rates. And they're concerned that they're going to raise interest rates too fast.
And, look what happened, hey, home sales are down. Pending home sales are down. New home sales are down. New car sales are down. Oh, consumer debt, oh, it's over, what, 13.1 trillion dollars? Oh, what's the national debt? Over 20 trillion dollars? And you just added another 1.5 to it? What's the global debt? Eh, almost 50 trillion dollars. What happens when interest rates go up? That's what's driving the markets. They're over-leveraged, they're overvalued and they're fearing interest rates rises. So, if anybody's listening to the major media to get their news, you better grow up because all you're getting is identity news. Whatever station you're turning into, they're selling the propaganda that they love most.
Mike Gleason: I want to key in on something that you just mentioned there. We have such a consumption-based economy and it appears like buying of the big-ticket items like homes and automobiles, as you just mentioned, is slowing, likely based on rising interest rate fears and the fact that all of those Americans in debt are starting to feel these rate hikes. What do you have to say on the consumer front here, Gerald, and what might that mean for the economy?
Gerald Celente: If rates go up too high, the economy goes down, end of story. And, again, the only reason the markets are going to sustain themselves is because of stock buybacks. And Trump's tax plan, again, I call it what it is, why would anybody want to have major deficits the way that you have? If you're in business and you're losing, what, 500 billion dollars a year, are you going to stay in business? So, going back to Trump's plan, I agree with him on redoing these trade agreements.
When Bill Clinton, Slick Willie, "I didn't have sex with that woman Monica Lewinsky. I smoked it and didn't inhale," Clinton brought us NAFTA, he promised 200,000 jobs. We lost almost 900,000. When Bill Clinton got China into the World Trade Organization and Bush signed them in two weeks after 9/11 when no one was watching, we lost 3.5 million jobs to China. So, that's why I'm saying I agree with Trump. And, by the way, Obama's South Korean deal, we lost 75,000 jobs on that. Going back, on the tax thing. No, I don't agree at all.
And don't believe me, look at the Tax Policy Center and others that have done nonpartisan groups, the 1% get 83% of the tax breaks going back to the market. They're allowing corporations to repay to create money overseas and paying very little on taxes and the tax breaks going down from 35 to 21% are allowing them to invest more in: stock buybacks. It's not going into capital improvements. It's not going into wages. Because you look at the facts. What, the last quarter, the S&P 500 earnings, are up 15%. They're looking for a 19% increase in 2018. The money didn't go into capital improvements. It went into stock buybacks. Since Trump passed the tax plan, over 200 billion dollars have gone into stock buybacks. They're estimating, Mike, that there's going to be 1.5 trillion dollars' worth of stock buybacks this year. That's driving the market.
And then you look at the numbers. It would be, depending on whose numbers you look at, between 85 and 90% of all of the stocks in the United States are owned by 10% of the people. The 1% owns 45% of that. And, on average, that 10% owns about $350,000 of stocks. So, now the rest of the stocks that's owned, the 10% left out there, that we, the little people own, only own about $15,000 worth of shares. So, the market is very different than the real economy. The Trump rally has peaked. It may go a little higher. It's peaked. And so what we're saying is the downside risk is definitely ... it hit a correction and pulled out of it, 10% down in mid-February. We could see another correction and a possible bear market because of the blowback from trade agreements. And we believe that the aluminum and the steel issue that really only affects mostly Canada the most, it doesn't touch China, they're doing this to renegotiate NAFTA. And so they're going to say, "Look, we'll get rid of these tariffs if we renegotiate this lousy deal."
Oh, and going back to Slick Willie Clinton, perfect name for him. Another lying little freak. Line him up with the rest of them, Bush, Clinton, Obama. You name them, they're all there. Anyway, he also promised not only that jobs would be created and that our trade deficit would improve, we went to basically a two billion dollar trade surplus to now 71 billion dollar deficit with Mexico. How could anybody support this stupidity? The only way you support the stupidity, if you're on ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, Bloomberg, CNBC, and you're getting paid to put out. You're a presstitute. Because anybody with an ounce of brains would say, "This doesn't make any sense. We lost all these good jobs."
Oh, Al Gore, I remember that fat mouth shooting his mouth off with the Ross Perot debate when Ross Perot warned about the sucking sound coming out of this country as the jobs left. And Al Gore, another little boy who never worked a day in his life, born on third base, thought he hit a home run. His old man was a senator… that's why he got where he was… saying that, "Well, we're going to get rid of those lousy, dirty manufacturing jobs and bring you service sector jobs." Yeah, that pay nothing. So, now you hear the stupid people in the media say that, "Well, the prices will go up on things." Oh, yeah, what a half a penny on a can of beer? And you're talking about that? Oh, but how about if manufacturing jobs came back and the Rust Belt got rid of the rust and people are making a living wage? Wouldn't they be happy to pay a little more if they're living a lot better?
So, here's what I say to everybody. Is the world, is your society, is your country better off with globalization and trade agreements and the Euro Zone than it was before any of that? And if you could add to five, if it's only one hand you have to count on, you could count on the fact that median household income in the United States is below 1999 levels. You can see the debt levels of the people. And look at the facts, 78% of the people are living paycheck to paycheck. So, the markets are very disconnected to the real world and that's our forecast on the markets.
Mike Gleason: Expanding the point a bit here, stocks have been on shaky ground recently. What do you make of the reaction in gold over the past couple of months? It got taken down last month when we had a bit of a big correction there over the few days that we did, but now it seems to be hanging in there quite well during the latest couple of stock market down days. So, what do you make of gold as a safe haven here, Gerald?
Gerald Celente: We've been saying this now since 2014. Gold has to smartly break over $1,450 an ounce and then, after that, it does a Bitcoin bounce, meaning it'll skyrocket up over $2,000 an ounce. Gold has not been able to break past our point, which we're calling $1,385 an ounce. It has to do that. But the downside risk of gold, again, we do not give financial advice… we're trend forecasters. Our downside risk of gold is very small. And so we're looking at a downside risk of tops 100 bucks and we don't see that happening. But we're saying to our subscribers to the Trends Journal and our clients, watch the price of gold. If gold starts moving up sharply, watch out for a market crash because the markets are over-leveraged, they're overvalued. Again, the price-earnings ratios now are near historic highs. Everybody knows about the ETFs and the over-leverage, so follow gold. Gold is singing its own song and, right now, it should be going up more than it is if the markets were truly in trouble. That's our forecast for gold. And, again, we still maintain that gold is the ultimate safe haven.
Mike Gleason: Well, now as we begin to close here, is there anything else you're focusing on as we progress through the year? Anything that you're keeping an eye on that we maybe haven't discussed that you think need to be on people's radars, Gerald?
Gerald Celente: Yes, you mentioned Syria briefly, and that's what you have to really watch out for. You have a problem going on over there in Israel where Netanyahu is being brought up on corruption charges. And one of my sayings is "When all else fails, they take you to war." And that's what we're concerned about. The war talk against Iran is heating up in the United States. It's heating up in the Middle East. If the United States, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and their Gulf allies go to war with Iran, kiss the markets goodbye and a lot of life with it. And that, of course, will be really spiking gold prices. And it'll also spike oil prices.
And, right now, again, I'm going through the facts... the United States cannot take higher interest rates. The consumers are already stretched out. You're looking, again, at the facts where banks are reporting that late payments are growing again. So, they cannot take a raise in rates, nor can they take a raise in oil prices. That'll really put a damper on the economy. Watch out what's going on in the Middle East and take your identity out of it. It's not what you like, who you're rooting for or what you believe in, just look at the facts and follow them. If you go to a doctor and you want a diagnosis, all you want are the facts. You don't care what religion, race, creed or color the doctor is or what the doctor believes in. All you want is an honest diagnosis of the facts and that's what people need to do. And, of course, that's what we try to do our best with the Trends Journal.
Mike Gleason: Well, you are doing a fantastic job there. I love following you like I do. It's wonderful stuff and appreciate you coming on and for your time today. Now before we let you go, please tell listeners how they can get their hands on Trends Journal and the other great information there that you put out on a regular basis at the Trends Research Institute through the various mediums so they can get history before it happens, as you like to say.
Gerald Celente: Go to TrendsResearch.com and you'll see our Trends Journal, Trend Alerts. We do Trends Monthly. Trends in the News broadcasts Monday through Thursday and Trend Alerts each week. And we really do our best to keep people ahead of the news and on top of the trends. And it's only $99 a year, money back guarantee. You have nothing to lose.
Mike Gleason: Well, thanks again, Mr. Celente. We always love having you on. Stay warm and dry up there. I know your part of the country is getting some pretty good storms this week, but hope you have a great weekend and I look forward to our next conversation. Take care.
Gerald Celente: Well, thank you. And thank you so much for having me and thank you for all that you do.
Mike Gleason: Well, that will do it for this week. Our sincere thanks, again, to Gerald Celente, publisher of the renowned Trends Journal. For more information, the website is TrendsResearch.com. Be sure to check that out.
And check back here next Friday for our next Weekly Market Wrap Podcast. Until then, this has been Mike Gleason with Money Metals Exchange. Thanks for listening and have a great weekend everybody.
Mike Gleason is a Director with Money Metals Exchange, a precious metals dealer recently named "Best in the USA" by an independent global ratings group. Gleason is a hard money advocate and a strong proponent of personal liberty, limited government and the Austrian School of Economics. A graduate of the University of Florida, Gleason has extensive experience in management, sales and logistics as well as precious metals investing. He also puts his longtime broadcasting background to good use, hosting a weekly precious metals podcast since 2011, a program listened to by tens of thousands each week.


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Lessin, whose father is Wall Street investor and fellow Harvard alum Bob Lessin, introduced Zuckerberg to New York bigwigs back when the site was still called thefacebook. But according to David Kirkpatrick's book The Facebook Effect, Zuckerberg said no to the $10 million offer that came out of those meetings. As with Shaffer, who launched "Groups" for Facebook last month, it's more likely that Zuckerberg is betting Lessin will launch the social network's next big feature. AdAge's David Berkowitz speculates that with Drop.io's background and Facebook recently allowing users to share high-definition photos, that feature will probably revolve around storing multimedia. Like Gmail before it, Facebook could become Internet users' de facto storage center. Puts a little more emphasis on those nagging privacy concerns.


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Natural scimitar finished in rustic steel tone and engraved. Carbon steel blade, tempered, forged and satiny. Length 100 cm, weight 1.3 kg.
Scimitar mod. Scorpion. Sword with curved blade made of steel EN45 with drawing of an engraved scorpion. Handle of wood and brass. Length: 93,5 cm.
Cadet scimitar in rustic steel tone and engraved. Stainless steel blade, tempered, forged and gloss finish. Length 73 cm, weight 1 kg.
Natural scimitar finished in aged silver and engraved. Carbon steel blade, tempered, forged, polished and bathed in nickel. Length 100 cm, weight 1,3 kg.
Natural scimitar finished in gold and engraved. Carbon steel blade, tempered, forged, polished and bathed in nickel and gold 24 karates. Length 100 cm, weight 1,3 kg. Possibility to engraved customized text.
Small scimitar finished in rustic steel tone and engraved. Stainless steel blade, tempered, forged and gloss finish. Length 60 cm, weight 800 grams.
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Cadet scimitar finished in gold and engraved. Carbon steel blade, tempered, forged, polished and bathed in nickel and gold 24 karates. Length 73 cm, weight 950 grams. Possibility to engraved customized text.
The deeply curved blade of the Scimitar recalls battles between the Saracen and Crusader. The hardwood grips and hawksbill pommel are typical of the originals and create the perfect balance that makes this piece essential equipment for Eastern dance practitioners.
The scimitar is a sword of oriental origin. It has a curved sheet of EN45 steel that is not sharp. The handle is made of wood. Includes leather sheath. Length: 97 cm. Sheet length: 79.5 cm.
The scimitar is an originally oriental sword, very light and sharp and with a curved edge. Its length oscillates between 55cm and 1 meter and is finished off at the opposite end to the edge with a handle. To get an idea, it can be defined as a "sword turned sickle-shaped."
The scimitars were exceptionally hard and strong and absorbed the blows easily due to the material with which it was made, such as the so-called "Damascus steel", which had a high carbon content, specifically from 1.5 to 2%, which gave it this hardness and a unique beauty with wavy marks on the edge. Damascus steel was admired throughout the West and they tried to imitate them but with little success. In the Iberian Peninsula developed a metal with characteristics similar to that of Damascus, is the renowned "Toledo steel".
The scimitar had a perfect design to attack from the saddle of the horse because after the enviste, the blade was not embedded in the opponent which allowed the warrior to move forward. It is said that he cut the enemy's body from the shoulder from the waist, in the same way that he cut a silk handkerchief in half.
The name comes from the Persian word "shamsir", that derived in the Italian word "scimitar". The geographical and chronological origin of the scimitar is very much discussed today. As for the origin there are those who place it in ancient Persia, although it spread throughout the Middle East from India to the eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea.
Regarding the date, the moment of greatest diffusion of this sword was during the Middle Ages. In fact, it is the most characteristic weapon of the medieval Arab world, associated on many occasions with crusades between Christians and Muslims. It is at this moment that it already appears in pictorial representations like that of the lower image.
The sword was not a mere weapon used in war, but was surrounded by a very prominent symbolism in both Christian and Muslim tradition. For the kings and nobles of Christianity who fought against the Muslim, the sword symbolized the cross of Christ (crossing the hilt with the edge). While for the Muslims it is said that the semicircular shape of their sabers represented the crescent moon, and that therefore the sword itself symbolized the sacred weapon of Islam: the weapon of Allah.
The most outstanding historical figure with whom the scimitar is associated is Salaheddîn Eyûbîen or better known in the Western world as Saladin. This character born in what is now Iraq was the most important Muslim general in the Middle East in the second half of the twelfth century. He was protagonist of the wars of religion between Christians and Muslims for the dominion in the Holy Land, highlighting his victory against the Christians in the Battle of Hattin, a fact that opened the doors for the conquest of Jerusalem. After being known the fact by the Christians, the man who was at the head of the Church at that time, Pope Urban III called all the Christian kings to a new campaign against the Muslims, the third crusade. It was at this time when the figure of Richard of England, who later would be nicknamed "Heart of Lion", took center stage.


The 4th and 5th seeds in the East meet for Game 2 in the opening round series. The Celtics won an 84-74 defensive battle in the first game that was about as ugly as a playoff game could be. The Celtics were down 7 at the half but clamped down on defense in a manner that would make Marcus Smart proud and held the Pacers to 29 points in the second half to pull out the win.
Jaylen Brown started in place of the injured Marcus Smart but after Boston's 4 turnovers in the first 4 minutes of the game, Brad Stevens inserted Marcus Morris and Gordon Hayward. Brown would play 27 minutes and although he scored just 2 points, he played exceptional defense on Bogdanovic, holding him to just 2 points in 31 possessions. I would guess that Brown gets the start once again, but it's also possible that Stevens goes with someone else for this game.
Both Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward confessed to being nervous going into their first playoff game with the Celtics and their first playoff game since the 2016-17 season, as both players missed last year's playoffs with injures. Kyrie became just 3rd player in Celtics' history to have 20+ points, 5+ assists and 5+ rebounds in his playoff debut with the team. Isaiah Thomas in 2015 and JoJo White in 1972 are the other two.
Only Marcus Smart (oblique) for the Celtics and Victor Oladipo (knee) for the Pacers are listed on the injury reports. Aron Baynes left the game on Sunday with some type of injury but returned to the game later and after the game wouldn't admit that he was even injured so he's probably fine to play in this one. Also, Jaylen Brown was holding his back a couple of times in the game but also played through whatever discomfort he felt.
Bogdanovic averaged 18.0 points, 4.1 rebounds and 2.0 assists during the regular season. He is shooting 49.7% from the field and 42.5% from beyond the arc and if not defended closely, he can put up big numbers. In game 1, Jaylen Brown was the main defender for Bogdanovic, allowing just 2 points on 31 possessions. Tatum held him scoreless in 10 possessions and Hayward also held him scoreless in 17 possessions. We will probably see more of the same in this game and hopefully see the same result as well.
Turner averaged 13.3 points, 7.2 rebounds 1.6 assists and 2.7 blocks in the regular season. He was held to just 5 points, 8 rebounds and 1 block in Game 1. He shot just 33% from the field and was 0-2 from beyond the arc. Baynes, Horford and Theis need to keep him out of the paint in this game once again.
Sabonis averaged 14.1 points, 9.3 rebounds, and 2.9 assists in the regular season. He shot 59.0% from the field and 52.9% from beyond the arc. Sabonis is relentless every minute he is on the floor and he is very versatile. He finished Game 1 with just 7 points and 9 rebounds. Marcus Morris, on the other hand, was the star of the Celtics with 20 points and 7 rebounds and some much needed energy on both ends of the court.
Defense - Defense wins Championships and for certain, defense will decide this matchup. The Pacers had a defensive rating of 105.9 (3rd) in the regular season, while the Celtics had a defensive rating of 107.0 (6th). In game 1, the Celtics held the Pacers to just 33% from the field and 22% from beyond the arc while the Pacers allowed 36% from the field and 36% from beyond the arc for the Celtics. This game also will be a defensive dogfight and the team that plays the toughest, in your face, defense will likely get the win. The Celtics must especially defend the paint as the Pacers love to get to the basket and score a lot of their points in the paint.
Rebound - Rebounding takes effort and desire and usually the team that wins the rebounding battle will come out on top in the game. In Game 1, the Celtics out-rebounded the Pacers 55-42. The Celtics must crash the boards as a team to beat the Pacers to rebounds in this game as well. When the Celtics put out the extra effort on the boards, it usually follows through to the rest of their game.
Move the Ball Carefully - The Celtics averaged just 12.8 turnovers in the regular season but in Game 1, they turned the ball over 17 times. The Pacers were 3rd in the league with 19.1 points off turnovers in the regular season and they showed why in Game 1. The Celtics must focus on making good passes and be aware of the Pacers ability to close out the passing lanes. If the Celtics get careless, the Pacers will make them pay.
Play 48 Minutes - Game 1 followed a familiar script for the Celtics in that they started off slow, allowing the Pacers to go up by as many as 11 points in the first half and finishing the half down 7. They picked up the defense in the second half and although they didn't exactly light up the scoreboard, they kept the Pacers from scoring and that was enough to get a 10 point win. The Celtics need to come out strong and play hard on both ends of the court from start to finish and not have to depend on a super human defensive performance to overcome a deficit and get the win.
Be Aggressive - Brad Stevens and Nate McMillan both said before Game 1 that the more physical team would have the edge. In the end, the Celtics were the more aggressive and more physical team. They have to be the more aggressive team in this game as well. They have to especially be aggressive going to the basket and getting into the paint. They have to be aggressive in beating the Pacers to loose balls and rebounds. They have to be the more aggressive team on defense and they have to play harder than the Pacers for 48 minutes.
Home Game - The Pacers have lost 7 of their last 9 games on the road. The Celtics have to take advantage of that and feed off the energy of the crowd, who will hopefully be loud and rowdy once again in this game. They call it home court advantage for a reason.
Playoff Mindset - We talk about Playoff Kyrie and Playoff Al and Playoff Celtics, and it's time for them to live up to those titles. The Celtics have to play as a team and especially channel the spirit of Marcus Smart to do all the little things that lead to a win. They did that in Game 1 and it's up to each player to buy into the team mindset and "rise together" in this game as well.
TP to manl_lui for being the first to post in the game thread!
Let's hope that 3rd quarter play can make a full-game appearance!
The gloves are in honor of glove like defense that the Celtics will once again play in this game.
Also this is a day early because we are still going through construction from the hurricane (6 months later) and may or may not have electricity tomorrow so I wanted to get the game thread up tonight just in case.
Pacers are definitely going to try to get a fast start in Game 2 and I expect them to shoot better, so we'll have to do a good job again weathering their runs.
Still think we have a lot of talent and firepower and if we can play defense like we did in Game 1, I love our chances at being 2-0.
TP FLCeltsFan! Let's Go CELTICS!!!!
Would like to see the Celts start the game out with more intensity in the 1st half, as opposed to the 1st half in game 1.
Keep attacking the basket and improve the execution as the offense in the 1st half was pretty poor.
Other than that, keep tightening up the defense vs. Indy like we did in the 2nd half and we should be good.
Game 2 is the Gordon Hayward game!
Protect home court! Let's go C's!!!
Appreciate it, and hope everything is going well with the recovery. TP.
Also, Celts need to cut back on the turnovers which they had in the 1st half of game 1.


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Q: AES Encryption in android and decryption in nodejs I was trying encryption in android and decryption in nodejs server. I generated an AES 128bit key and encrypt it using AES algorithm and then encrypt this generated key using RSA algorithm. Then send both to the server. But while decrypting on the server side, I think the RSA decryption works fine but have a problem in AES decryption.
I'm not getting the string in server side that I encrypted on the client side.
This is the code for the encryption on android side:
String encryptedSecretKey;
String cipherTextString;

// 1. generate secret key using AES
KeyGenerator keyGenerator = null;
keyGenerator = KeyGenerator.getInstance("AES");
keyGenerator.init(128);

// 2. get string which needs to be encrypted
String text = "This is the message to be encrypted";

// 3. encrypt string using secret key
byte[] raw = secretKey.getEncoded();
SecretKeySpec skeySpec = new SecretKeySpec(raw, "AES");
Cipher cipher = Cipher.getInstance("AES/CBC/PKCS5Padding");
cipher.init(Cipher.ENCRYPT_MODE, skeySpec);
cipherTextString = Base64.encodeToString(cipher.doFinal(text.getBytes(Charset.forName("UTF-8"))), Base64.DEFAULT);

// 4. get public key
X509EncodedKeySpec publicSpec = new X509EncodedKeySpec(Base64.decode(publicKeyString, Base64.DEFAULT));
KeyFactory keyFactory = KeyFactory.getInstance("RSA");
PublicKey publicKey = keyFactory.generatePublic(publicSpec);

// 5. encrypt secret key using public key
Cipher cipher2 = Cipher.getInstance("RSA/ECB/OAEPWithSHA1AndMGF1Padding");
cipher2.init(Cipher.ENCRYPT_MODE, publicKey);
encryptedSecretKey = Base64.encodeToString(cipher2.doFinal(secretKey.getEncoded()), Base64.DEFAULT);

Then send this to the server side.
The code for server side is given below:
var encryptedMessage = req.body.cipherText;
var encryptedAesKey = req.body.secretKey;

//printing those values
console.log("\nEncryptedMessage: \n" + encryptedMessage);
console.log("\nEncrypted key: \n" + encryptedAesKey);

var privateKey = fs.readFileSync('././Keys/privkey_server.pem', "utf8");
var bufferForAesKey = new Buffer(encryptedAesKey, "base64");
var obj = {
        key: privateKey
        // , padding: constants.RSA_PKCS1_PADDING
        // , padding: constants.RSA/ECB/OAEPWithSHA-1
};
var decryptedAes = crypto.privateDecrypt(obj, bufferForAesKey);

console.log("Decrypted AES: " + decryptedAes);

var decryptedAesKeyString = decryptedAes.toString("base64");
console.log("Decrypted AES Key: " + decryptedAesKeyString);
var bufferForAES = new Buffer(decryptedAes, "base64");

//decrypting using AES
var bufferForEncryptedMsg = new Buffer(encryptedMessage, "base64");

var decipher = crypto.createDecipher('aes-128-cbc',bufferForAES);
decipher.setAutoPadding(false);
var dec = decipher.update(bufferForEncryptedMsg,"base64", "utf8");
dec += decipher.final("utf8");
console.log(dec);

Here the final result 'dec' is not giving the correct result but the intermediate results are same in client and server. That means, RSA works fine but have problem in AES.
The output is given below:
EncryptedMessage:
SfosHg+cTrQXYUdF0FuqCJMHgfcP13ckp2L0B9QqOcl8UtWnnl8fLi5lxgR2SKOj

Encrypted key:
C/pa52PZda3xShrPXkHZx8OL6sW4JBEhG/ggNAoHhSVXIGt+iDq/B1ByG5yStBGF3GFJRQT0aGsG
+bZJydP7j9gTivmt99H/bxiZan4CHZnqfGKG1dJCI7ILAYZMCw7JhIcRC8qHMM4LMdF+rxRhENDe
alUfnsLWpcrX9J6fKejJ7EWnWQ1VadKqCDmrJ5xw0lBbsOpwN/vY09+VhF4WkOz8Y3cQGk+FVdz5
tr4L9/jgXlTZdOC2KVBLSH+9pvtHwMWFKKoDSAzvkil4htBjbWTqlBuEINC4I/J/4P3RX2riT5Pv
xHQi/Dv7vdBlo9AEdvWe3Ek8oBleIpmIQHXwQWknPOYghhBAVmACG/tbEQcAtbcmRLruT/XzjPJt
HNBt2HeG9JHYKNoHC3kOuJdnlGe8mv8k0Nzwj04RhEGKSmPIiu/oDgYwS0l96KIlS2ELqBlS5O0L
AJ+RBG7m0WwC9dfrufsuwu0+SPUmg5/ElXRmA3T81lXtQqQbGg8G6r/bAVFGduy4a49s/VWoylx+
/sI079IwyY0IOfwQTVGZRyDC5O1ZBjoYv2+TRo3bjG8GXNQoybkmWkhgotcqVD9mXO67D2NBsFPT
EJnw+1ApSqR7ggIAF+qsMxejFKBICBL/4J8FP4+obA07J1pWiciTRKX+G130qzIBKM08Zdaf/50=

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B�A�
Decrypted AES Key: JUtwW8+qU6Mv/FcgbMbkOdOKy72pun4B490KQrRB4QQ=
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Here the Decrypted AES key is same as the key that we generate in android. But the final output is not giving the desired result. Is there any error in my code??

A: Neardupe Decrypting strings from node.js in Java? which is the same thing in the opposite direction.

[In Java] I generated an AES 128bit key and encrypt [with] it using AES algorithm and then encrypt this generated key using RSA algorithm.

No you didn't. Your Java code instantiates a KeyGenerator for AES-128, but doesn't use it to generate any key. The key you actually used (and as you say the server correctly decrypted from RSA-OAEP) is 32 bytes, corresponding to AES-256.
But your main problem is that createDecipher takes a password NOT the key. Per the doc

crypto.createDecipher(algorithm, password[, options])
The implementation of crypto.createDecipher() derives keys using the OpenSSL function EVP_BytesToKey with the digest algorithm set to MD5, one iteration, and no salt.

You passed what is actually a key as a password; this results in nodejs using a key that is completely different from the one used in Java and thus getting completely wrong results. You should instead use createDecipheriv which does take the key, and IV (Initialization Vector).
And that is your other problem. To decrypt you must use the same IV as encrypt did, normally by including the IV with the ciphertext sent from the sender to receiver, but you don't. As a result the following (simplified) code cannot decrypt the first 16 bytes of your data, but does the rest.
const crypto = require('crypto');
msg = Buffer.from('SfosHg+cTrQXYUdF0FuqCJMHgfcP13ckp2L0B9QqOcl8UtWnnl8fLi5lxgR2SKOj','base64');
aeskey = Buffer.from('JUtwW8+qU6Mv/FcgbMbkOdOKy72pun4B490KQrRB4QQ=','base64');
dec = crypto.createDecipheriv('aes-256-cbc',aeskey,Buffer.alloc(16)/*this should be the IV*/);
console.log(dec.update(msg,'','latin1')+dec.final('latin1'));
// I used latin1 instead of utf8 because the garbaged first block
// isn't valid UTF-8, and the rest is ASCII which works as either.
->
Y;øï«*M2WÚâeage to be encrypted
// some garbaged chars are control chars and Stack (or browser?)
// may not display them but there really are 16 in total

As an aside, the statement in the doc that 'Initialization vectors [must] be unpredictable and unique ... [but not secret]' is correct for CBC mode, but not some other modes supported by OpenSSL (thus nodejs) and Java. However, that's not a programming Q and thus offtopic here; it belongs on crypto.SX or possibly security.SX where it has already been answered many times.

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Mid-Season Trade Impact: Zack Littell has never had the honor to be named as an Organizational All-Star. The 21 year old right-hander has been traded twice over the last two seasons. He would have been ranked #4 with the Seattle Mariners in 2016, but was sent to the Yankees for James Pazos during the off-season. With his new team, Littell came out of the gate quickly with HiA Tampa, and scored high enough, to again, be ranked #4 UTR-OAS. He was sent to the Twins for Jaime Garcia at the trade-deadline, but fell off the UTR radar being assigned at Double-A Chattanooga. I would definitely assign Littell with the "Take a Flyer" tag heading into 2018. The Twins also got Tyler Watson (16) from the Washington Nationals in the Brandon Kintzler trade. Watson would have ranked #2 amongst the Nationals starters.