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THE Circle returns to Channel 4 for a second series of the exciting game show TONIGHT (Tuesday, September 24, 2019).
As well as a new host, season two will also house a brand new cast in a luxury apartment. Here is this year's line-up.
The Circle season 2 premieres on Channel 4 on September 24
Who is the new host of The Circle?
Emma Willis is not the only new face joining The Circle season two, as eight hopefuls have signed up to appear in the Channel 4 show.
Emma replaces Maya Jama and Alice Levine for the second series of the show based around social media.
Emma will be in the studio for the first Friday night live show of the series.
She'll be joined by celeb guests as well as players blocked from the show.
Emma Willis is the host of The Circle season 2
The Circle sees Emma return to reality TV after the demise of Big Brother in 2018.
She has also presented The Voice UK and The Voice Kids in 2019.
Who is in the cast of The Circle season 2?
From a hunky farmer to a mother-of-four pretending to be her 25-year-old son – here is the full line-up:
Brooke will be playing herself, a 24-year-old disclosure officer, in The Circle
Brooke is a disclosure officer for the Home Office, who loves to travel the world for all its culture and documents her holidays on her YouTube channel.
The 24-year-old is tired of men "inboxing" her and fears romance is dead for her generation.
She set herself the challenge of visiting 25 countries before the age of 25 and if she wins the contest she will use the money to see the world.
Her tactic for winning the show is simple; she will use a combination of girl code and flirting to triumph.
She said: "I'm going to be playing myself in The Circle so I'm just going to be myself.
"However, I will hold back the fact that I'm a disclosure officer and say I'm a student or whatever because I'm a bit worried that the other players might get their backs up if they know what I do for a living.
"If you're a catfish, the last thing you want is someone with an analytical brain and the 'preeing' skills that I've got that could potentially sniff out who is real and who is fake."
Emelle is a single lesbian from Manchester but will be playing it straight in The Circle
The 31-year-old is a model from Manchester, who is a single lesbian but in The Circle she will play a younger, straight girl.
Emelle has chosen to change her sexuality for the purpose of the game because she believes getting ahead will be easier as a young straight woman.
Explaining her decision to lie about her sexuality, she offered: "Some people can be quite judgey over being gay.
"You get a lot of homophobic people. Girls can sometimes be a little bit funny about getting close in case you might fancy them.
"I've had girls before saying that they'd feel really uncomfortable if they knew that a lesbian was in the same changing room with them because it would be like having a man there and they'd feel like they were being perved on."
She added: "Girls can be a little bit like weird like that, I don't want any girls feeling uncomfortable. If I'm trying to comfort them, I don't want them to feel like that's me trying to get with them."
The Circle's Georgia is a 21-year-old from Nottingham
Georgina, 21, works in the tailoring industry and has decided to play the game as her authentic self.
On social media, she discusses living with Crohn's disease, a lifelong condition in which parts of the digestive system become inflamed.
The Nottingham-native plans to play as a "full on sleuth" with mind maps and note taking to suss out the catfish.
Talking about why she has decided to play herself and not a character, she said: "I worry that I wouldn't be able to enjoy the experience as much if I was constantly trying to channel somebody else.
"And if it was to go wrong and I got voted out, I'd be disappointed because I'd feel like I hadn't been true to myself. If I'm true to myself then I can enjoy it for what it is."
James will be playing a single mother called Sammie in The Circle
The Liverpudlian, who is a 26-year-old recruitment consultant, is adopting the persona of Sammie, a single mother.
Despite going into the game catfishing James believes he is doing it for the right reasons as he sees winning the competition as an opportunity to change his family's life for the better.
Speaking to Channel 4 about his decision to play a single mother, he enthused: "I have enormous admiration for single mums. I was raised by a young single mum.
"I have nothing but respect for her or anybody else in that position, to be honest, single mums give up everything for their children which is why I chose to present as Sammie in The Circle."
Katie will be playing her 25-year-old son Jay in Channel 4's The Circle
Katie, 43, is a tanning salon owner from Hampshire, who is a married mother of four.
However, in The Circle she will be playing her 25-year-old son Jay in hopes of finding him a girlfriend and her future daughter-in-law.
But she has admitted it will be "really weird" trying to chat up girl as her son but wants to do it to win money for him to have a hair transplant.
"I'm 43 years old. I'm a boring over 40 married mum, compared to a 25-year-old good looking chap. He'll be so much more popular than me," Katie said.
The Circle's Sy is a fourth-generation farmer
The single fourth-generation farmer from Somerset loves the countryside and working in the field.
Sy, who hopes to settle down and have children, sees The Circle as the perfect way to adventure in the city and potentially find a farmer's wife.
Although he has chosen not to take on a character he has been the victim of catfishing in the past.
Recalling the moment he was catfished, he began: "I chatted to someone on a dating site and it turned out to be someone the polar opposite of what they led me to believe.
"We talked for maybe a week. It was annoying. It put me off online dating sites for a while."
Tim is a university academic and animator joining The Circle season 2 cast
University academic and animator Tim is 58-years-old and from Rugby, who jokes that he is a cross between "Santa and Mrs Doubtfire".
Tim has had quite the life experience he was a monk until being kicked out of the monastery when he was offered a place at Oxford University.
As an academic Tim is confident he can win his fellow players over with just pictures and words.
"I know how to use words, but I'm used to communicating face-to-face and I'm very used to looking into people's eyes and seeing whether or not points I'm making make any sense," he declared
"God knows if I can be popular. There are two audiences. There is the audience at home and then the audience that never see you – the other contestants in The Circle."
He continued: "You are playing two games at the same time. That's very exciting. I don't know if it's winnable."
The Circle's Woody is the son of Fat Boy Slim and Zoe Ball
Zoe Ball and Fat Boy Slim's 18-year-old son Woody has signed up to appear on the show but will not be revealing who his famous parents are.
He is currently in a relationship and works in a pub but is going into The Circle with the hopes of not being pre-judged for having celebrity parents.
Woody, who recently came out as bisexual, revealed it will be helpful to be open about his sexuality on the show.
"I find being bisexual helps talking to girls and it doubles the pool of people I can flirt with," he said.
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Published January 26, 2014 by Dan SW
Fort Wayne songsmith Grey Gordon has released a new music video, for the song 500 Miles. It's the first video from Still At Home Here, Gordon's debut on Chris Hansen's No Sleep Records. The video was shot by Josh Ihrie.
We talked to Grey about the video:
I really wanted to highlight some of my favorite spots in my hometown of Fort Wayne. 500 Miles is largely a song about feeling relief to be home, and feeling at place for the first time in my life. I wanted the video to reflect that. Even with the love I have for the road, sometimes there's nothing better in the world than familiarity.
Gordon is set to hit the studio for a follow-up to Still At Home Here, and will be playing select dates this February on his way to the studio:
2/15: Chicago, IL – TBA
2/16: Milwaukee, WI – MJSDA
2/17: Madison, WI – Crescendo Coffee House
2/18: Iowa City, IA – Gabe's Basement
2/20: Denver, CO – 7th Circle Music Collective
2/22: Portland, OR – Hawthorne Lounge
2/24: Olympia, WA- The Midnight Sun
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In memory of singer Andy Williams, flowers were placed on his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Wednesday, September 26, 2012. The star is located at 6667 Hollywood Boulevard. Andy Williams was honored with $1,755th star in Recording on November 3, 1982. "Rest in Peace, Mr. Williams!" Ana Martinez, producer of the Hollywood Walk of Fame signed the card on behalf of the Hollywood Historic Trust and the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce.
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Howard Andrew "Andy" Williams is an American pop singer. Andy Williams has recorded 18 Gold and three Platinum certified albums. He had his own TV variety show from 1962?71 in which he performed with Michael Jackson, Bobby Darin, Ray Charles, Elton John, Ella Fitzgerald, Simon & Garfunkel, Mama Cass, Shirley Bassey, Bing Crosby, The Osmonds, Dusty Springfield, Perry Como, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, The Carpenters, Jack Benny, Bette Davis, Dean Martin, Bob Hope, Ronald Reagan and many other superstars. He also owns his own theater, the Moon River Theatre in Branson, Missouri.
Williams was born in Wall Lake, Iowa, the son of Jay Emerson and Florence Williams. He first performed in a children's choir at the local Presbyterian church. Williams and his three older brothers Bob, Don, and Dick formed the Williams Brothers quartet in the late 1930s, and they performed on radio in the Midwest, first at WHO in Des Moines, Iowa, and later at WLS in Chicago and WLW in Cincinnati. Williams graduated from Western Hills High School in Cincinnati and his brother was engaged to Gene Ingram's car-pool partner, Peggy. The Williams Brothers appeared with Bing Crosby on the hit record "Swinging on a Star". This led to a nightclub act with entertainer Kay Thompson from 1947 to 1951.
Williams' solo career began in 1953. He recorded six sides for RCA Victor's label "X," but none of them were popular hits.
After finally landing a spot as a regular on Steve Allen's Tonight Show in 1954, he was signed to a recording contract with Cadence Records, a small label in New York run by conductor Archie Bleyer. His third single, "Canadian Sunset" reached #7 in the Top Ten in August 1956, and was soon followed by his only Billboard #1 hit, "Butterfly" in February 1957. More hits followed, including "The Hawaiian Wedding Song", "Are You Sincere", "The Village of St. Bernadette", "Lonely Street", and "I Like Your Kind Of Love" with Peggy Powers before Williams moved to Columbia Records in 1961, having moved from New York to Los Angeles and gaining another hit with "Can't Get Used to Losing You". In terms of chart popularity, the Cadence era was Williams' peak although songs he introduced on Columbia became much bigger standards. Two top ten hits from the Cadence era, "Butterfly" and "I Like Your Kind of Love" were apparently believed to not suit Williams' later style; they were not included on a Columbia reissue of his Cadence greatest hits in the 1960s.


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Facebook recently announced their vision of tomorrows workplace, and the changes they are planning will make those webcam meetings we've grown accustomed to completely obsolete.
Mark Zuckerberg, founder of the global Social Media juggernaut Facebook, who also owns Instagram and WhatsApp, announced in late October the emergence of a new corporate identity called Meta. The impetus -behind the rebranding heralds a shift towards making Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) commonplace in the business world.
We've seen how virtual team meetings have transformed how we collaborate while working from home – practices that were par-for-course for remote workers or in the gig economy in recent history, have now become ubiquitous to the point where 'face to face' meetings seem like a novelty.
Zuckerberg's vison of melding Social Media and AR/VR into a 3 dimensional virtual office certainly piques the imagination of futurists and business technologists, but also indicates the desire for Facebook (Meta) to compete with other IT giants such as Apple, Google and Microsoft.
The missing link underpinning the new strategic direction is the need for a technology platform to compete with Google's Chrome, Apple's Mac OS/IOS and Microsoft's Windows. With an annual revenue of over 110 Billion USD (2021) to fund the new initiative, Meta has the potential to cause some headaches for the big players, providing their execution is sound.
Facebook has come under a great degree of scrutiny and criticism over the past few years and many experts are highlighting the lack of any significant changes during the recent launch, except to say that Meta will allow for a new approach to address such issues; for many businesses Social Media is seen as an essential communication tool, yet firms are also concerned about privacy and security just as much as citizens and governments are.
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Hard Project: Pacific Rim
You see that chassis and your brain immediately starts playing the theme song. Mine does anyway.
The main reason that I can't say Pacific Rim was my absolute favorite movie of 2013 is simply because Frozen also came out last year. It was an absolute treat just the same, a summer action film that understood that it didn't have to be dumb and didn't have to assume you were stupid. There were giant robots, there were giant monsters, there were references to Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in the midst of it. Great stuff. I have seen it at least half a dozen times now.
Of course, the fact that we're supposedly getting an animated series gives rise to the hope that we'll get more toys and licensed products, but even from the film alone it seems incomprehensible that we didn't get a great game. And we didn't, of course – it was a weak game saved only by its connection to a film in which you punch the hell out of kaiju in a giant robot. But why is that? What makes the game so hard to develop in the first place? Is it possible that even with a sequel and a cartoon it's still not going to lend itself nicely to a game?
You need full control over the systems to make it feel real. In the film, this took three people. Think about it.
No double events
The film very clearly establishes rules for kaiju attacks, one of which is that the beasts don't just randomly appear. There's a rhyme and reason to it, one that almost always limits combats to being against a single kaiju. Double events are rare, and the film features a solitary triple event as part of its climax. At best, you might be fielding multiple jaegers against a single kaiju.
Not to put too fine a point on it, but the appeal of giant robots is partly due to the promise of blowing up lots of things. I'm not saying that the film's brawls between robot and monster were anything less than awesome, but there's a feeling like you have to smash some lesser stuff first. There's a reason why every single Macross series features a huge array of enemy battle machines that erupt in a plume of fire and smoke when the protagonists so much as glance in their direction – because giant robots are fun when they're smashing stuff.
Giving you a solitary opponent each time kind of cuts down on that. You can smash the landscape, sure, but it's not quite as edifying as flinging around lesser monsters or robots with a satisfying sense of destruction. Giant robot shows and games are at their best when you get to play the tyrant in the sandbox, just kicking over everything because you can.
Of course, one-on-one fights can work. But that produces its own problems.
On drives and alchemy
If you need to see a game akin to what a good Pacific Rim game might look like, the solution is a PlayStation 2 title that I'm pretty sure no one actually heard of or played, Robot Alchemic Drive. In it, you pilot a solitary giant robot against a solitary monster in a city-smashing duel, and it is seriously one of the greatest games if you're a die-hard fan of giant robot stuff, especially shows from the late 70s to early 80s. I absolutely love it.
Needless to say, the game didn't sell very well. Partly because, well, the game has some problems in terms of design. It does the best it can to create a control scheme in which you feel like you're really moving a giant robot around, especially a giant robot which chiefly engages in fisticuffs rather than just blowing everything to hell with orbiting laser bits. The downside is that the controls wind up feeling clunky, as you control your legs and arms separately, with leg controls mapped to the shoulder buttons. While the control scheme makes sense for a jaeger, it's something you have to spend a bunch of time learning before you can really start enjoying it.
By contrast, the film brought this issue up once, when Raleigh and Mako were told that they should not blow up the interior of the Shatterdome.
More to the point, the game spends a lot of time reminding you how important it is not to let bad things happen to the landscape and so on. You don't want to be smashing buildings left and right, that's going to play hell with your rating. While it's fun, there's a loss there. You can't just pick up a monster and fling him through a row of buildings. You need to take it slow and have controlled battles. Remember, in Pacific Rim, battles that took place in cities were actually considered net losses – the good ones were where the kaiju was stopped off the coast.
I love Robot Alchemic Drive, but all of the problems it had are problems that a solid Pacific Rim game would need to address. And we still haven't stopped talking about robots!
"I mean, we're still gonna chop a couple of kaiju, right? 'Cause I wanna chop some kaiju!"
There's a lot more than robots
Part of what made me like Pacific Rim is that while Raleigh was perhaps the most generic white guy possible to play the lead, the scenes in which giant robots were not punching stuff did not bore me to tears. I remember sitting in the theater for Transformers and sighing as the film continued into another long robot-free digression with human characters whom I hated, a far cry from the dynamics of Mako, Raleigh, Stacker, Herc, and so forth. Hell, Charlie Day managed to completely steal the show running around with Ron Perlman, turning what could have easily been an irritating role into one of my favorite parts of the film.
The experience of the Drift, the politics surrounding the jaegers, the pop culture phenomenon created by smashing giant beasts. All of this stuff is gold. All of it needs to fit into the game.
One of the points I made back during the Star Trek column is that when you add a lot of extra options to a game, you also wind up bogging it down. It's easy to make a game that's tightly focused, but when you start tacking on extra modes things get muddied. Either the extra modes are underdeveloped – which is bad – or they're so developed that people would rather play that than the actual core game. Assuming, of course, that there's a parity between the modes. Or you can run into stretches like when Persona 3 completely stops putting you into dungeons for a while in favor of a whole boring month of social links…
Oh, and it's also a licensed game, so that doesn't help matters. Long story short, it's not easy.


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A work sample from Cadillac Art Society curator, Charlotte Art. Image provided by the Cadillac Art Society CADILLAC — Calling all patrons of the arts. This could be a chance to finally finish that gallery wall in the living room or discover a local band. Community artists are coming together […]
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CADILLAC — Calling all patrons of the arts. This could be a chance to finally finish that gallery wall in the living room or discover a local band. Community artists are coming together to display their work in downtown Cadillac with a series of Art Walks.
Each month, the Cadillac Art Society will be selecting a downtown business to host a miniature gallery and live music session in an effort to network and sell their pieces.
Aiming to provide artists with a platform to promote their talents, curator Charlotte Art founded the society in September.
"So basically, I decided one day to walk downtown and talk to all the business owners," Art said. "That ended up turning into a couple of days, but I ended up speaking to all of them, and they're all on board about contributing space to start an Art Walk, whether it was wall space or window space."
Along with creating a space for artists to earn a profit, Art Walk is also an opportunity for them to learn how to market themselves. When creators who are new to the scene join the society, Art said she offers guidance on how to price art work and set up an online shop.
A work sample from Cadillac Art Society member, Wayne Kent.
While she recognizes that there are other art-based organizations in the area, Art said she wanted to start a group that was free of fees and full of opportunities. In her experience, most artists don't have the budget to get started that way, so she contacted Raven Social and worked with them to coordinate what would become the first of many Art Walks.
Right now, the Cadillac Art Society is made up of about 10 to 15 creators, ranging from painters and photographers to craft makers and clothing designers. As the group grows, so will the Art Walk locations. But, for the moment, Raven Social is the only spot on the walk.
"Once a month, we all get together," Art said. "We invite everybody in our community to enjoy live music and art and crafts, and to get to know your local art community."
There are no entry fees to experience the Art Walk, but food and beverages can be purchased at Raven Social. If someone sees the piece of their dreams from across the restaurant, all they have to do is notify their server, and it can be purchased on the spot. Composing a convenient way to purchase art has been encouraging to potential customers.
Musician Dave Dalton performs at a previous Art Walk.
"I've been at multiple Art Walks across the country, and I've also venued a lot at different fairs and events, and art and crafts are definitely something that you need in your hands to hold, to see, to feel kind of thing to really take in the full depth of what it is," Art said. "And I think this is the perfect opportunity to take that artwork and put it in consumers hands."
So far, society members have seen a lot of success from these events, according to Art.
"Every artist has sold, usually, at least one piece," she said. "I know my music acts last month walked away with a profit of like $100 each for just tips."
Musician Jesse Jefferson is a recurring Art Walk act as well as a live performance coordinator for the Cadillac Art Society.
Because they're a nonprofit organization, the Cadillac Art Society pays for any promotions, advertising and bookings out of pocket. Donations are always accepted, and Art said they're currently looking for sponsorships from the community.
Art Walk installations will take place on the third Saturday of every month. Art lovers can catch the next event Saturday, Jan. 15, at Raven Social from 4 to 9 p.m.
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package org.apache.cassandra.audit;

import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import javax.annotation.Nullable;

import com.google.common.annotations.VisibleForTesting;
import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import com.google.common.primitives.Ints;

import io.netty.buffer.ByteBuf;
import net.openhft.chronicle.bytes.BytesStore;
import net.openhft.chronicle.wire.ValueOut;
import net.openhft.chronicle.wire.WireOut;
import org.apache.cassandra.cql3.QueryOptions;
import org.apache.cassandra.cql3.statements.BatchStatement;
import org.apache.cassandra.service.QueryState;
import org.apache.cassandra.transport.CBUtil;
import org.apache.cassandra.utils.ObjectSizes;
import org.apache.cassandra.utils.binlog.BinLog;
import org.apache.cassandra.utils.concurrent.WeightedQueue;
import org.github.jamm.MemoryLayoutSpecification;

/**
 * A logger that logs entire query contents after the query finishes (or times out).
 */
public class FullQueryLogger extends BinLogAuditLogger implements IAuditLogger
{
    public static final long CURRENT_VERSION = 0; // encode a dummy version, to prevent pain in decoding in the future

    public static final String VERSION = "version";
    public static final String TYPE = "type";

    public static final String PROTOCOL_VERSION = "protocol-version";
    public static final String QUERY_OPTIONS = "query-options";
    public static final String QUERY_START_TIME = "query-start-time";

    public static final String GENERATED_TIMESTAMP = "generated-timestamp";
    public static final String GENERATED_NOW_IN_SECONDS = "generated-now-in-seconds";
    public static final String KEYSPACE = "keyspace";

    public static final String BATCH = "batch";
    public static final String SINGLE_QUERY = "single-query";

    public static final String QUERY = "query";
    public static final String BATCH_TYPE = "batch-type";
    public static final String QUERIES = "queries";
    public static final String VALUES = "values";

    private static final int EMPTY_BYTEBUFFER_SIZE = Ints.checkedCast(ObjectSizes.sizeOnHeapExcludingData(ByteBuffer.allocate(0)));

    private static final int EMPTY_LIST_SIZE = Ints.checkedCast(ObjectSizes.measureDeep(new ArrayList(0)));
    private static final int EMPTY_BYTEBUF_SIZE;

    private static final int OBJECT_HEADER_SIZE = MemoryLayoutSpecification.SPEC.getObjectHeaderSize();
    private static final int OBJECT_REFERENCE_SIZE = MemoryLayoutSpecification.SPEC.getReferenceSize();

    static
    {
        ByteBuf buf = CBUtil.allocator.buffer(0, 0);
        try
        {
            EMPTY_BYTEBUF_SIZE = Ints.checkedCast(ObjectSizes.measure(buf));
        }
        finally
        {
            buf.release();
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void log(AuditLogEntry entry)
    {
        logQuery(entry.getOperation(), entry.getOptions(), entry.getState(), entry.getTimestamp());
    }

    /**
     * Log an invocation of a batch of queries
     * @param type The type of the batch
     * @param queries CQL text of the queries
     * @param values Values to bind to as parameters for the queries
     * @param queryOptions Options associated with the query invocation
     * @param queryState Timestamp state associated with the query invocation
     * @param batchTimeMillis Approximate time in milliseconds since the epoch since the batch was invoked
     */
    void logBatch(BatchStatement.Type type,
                  List<String> queries,
                  List<List<ByteBuffer>> values,
                  QueryOptions queryOptions,
                  QueryState queryState,
                  long batchTimeMillis)
    {
        Preconditions.checkNotNull(type, "type was null");
        Preconditions.checkNotNull(queries, "queries was null");
        Preconditions.checkNotNull(values, "value was null");
        Preconditions.checkNotNull(queryOptions, "queryOptions was null");
        Preconditions.checkNotNull(queryState, "queryState was null");
        Preconditions.checkArgument(batchTimeMillis > 0, "batchTimeMillis must be > 0");

        //Don't construct the wrapper if the log is disabled
        BinLog binLog = this.binLog;
        if (binLog == null)
        {
            return;
        }

        Batch wrappedBatch = new Batch(type, queries, values, queryOptions, queryState, batchTimeMillis);
        logRecord(wrappedBatch, binLog);
    }

    /**
     * Log a single CQL query
     * @param query CQL query text
     * @param queryOptions Options associated with the query invocation
     * @param queryState Timestamp state associated with the query invocation
     * @param queryTimeMillis Approximate time in milliseconds since the epoch since the batch was invoked
     */
    void logQuery(String query, QueryOptions queryOptions, QueryState queryState, long queryTimeMillis)
    {
        Preconditions.checkNotNull(query, "query was null");
        Preconditions.checkNotNull(queryOptions, "queryOptions was null");
        Preconditions.checkNotNull(queryState, "queryState was null");
        Preconditions.checkArgument(queryTimeMillis > 0, "queryTimeMillis must be > 0");

        //Don't construct the wrapper if the log is disabled
        BinLog binLog = this.binLog;
        if (binLog == null)
        {
            return;
        }

        Query wrappedQuery = new Query(query, queryOptions, queryState, queryTimeMillis);
        logRecord(wrappedQuery, binLog);
    }

    public static class Query extends AbstractLogEntry
    {
        private final String query;

        public Query(String query, QueryOptions queryOptions, QueryState queryState, long queryStartTime)
        {
            super(queryOptions, queryState, queryStartTime);
            this.query = query;
        }

        @Override
        protected String type()
        {
            return SINGLE_QUERY;
        }

        @Override
        public void writeMarshallable(WireOut wire)
        {
            super.writeMarshallable(wire);
            wire.write(QUERY).text(query);
        }

        @Override
        public int weight()
        {
            return Ints.checkedCast(ObjectSizes.sizeOf(query)) + super.weight();
        }
    }

    public static class Batch extends AbstractLogEntry
    {
        private final int weight;
        private final BatchStatement.Type batchType;
        private final List<String> queries;
        private final List<List<ByteBuffer>> values;

        public Batch(BatchStatement.Type batchType,
                     List<String> queries,
                     List<List<ByteBuffer>> values,
                     QueryOptions queryOptions,
                     QueryState queryState,
                     long batchTimeMillis)
        {
            super(queryOptions, queryState, batchTimeMillis);

            this.queries = queries;
            this.values = values;
            this.batchType = batchType;

            int weight = super.weight();

            // weight, queries, values, batch type
            weight += 4 +                    // cached weight
                      2 * EMPTY_LIST_SIZE +  // queries + values lists
                      OBJECT_REFERENCE_SIZE; // batchType reference, worst case

            for (String query : queries)
                weight += ObjectSizes.sizeOf(query);

            for (List<ByteBuffer> subValues : values)
            {
                weight += EMPTY_LIST_SIZE;
                for (ByteBuffer value : subValues)
                    weight += EMPTY_BYTEBUFFER_SIZE + value.capacity();
            }

            this.weight = weight;
        }

        @Override
        protected String type()
        {
            return BATCH;
        }

        @Override
        public void writeMarshallable(WireOut wire)
        {
            super.writeMarshallable(wire);
            wire.write(BATCH_TYPE).text(batchType.name());
            ValueOut valueOut = wire.write(QUERIES);
            valueOut.int32(queries.size());
            for (String query : queries)
            {
                valueOut.text(query);
            }
            valueOut = wire.write(VALUES);
            valueOut.int32(values.size());
            for (List<ByteBuffer> subValues : values)
            {
                valueOut.int32(subValues.size());
                for (ByteBuffer value : subValues)
                {
                    valueOut.bytes(BytesStore.wrap(value));
                }
            }
        }

        @Override
        public int weight()
        {
            return weight;
        }
    }

    private static abstract class AbstractLogEntry extends BinLog.ReleaseableWriteMarshallable implements WeightedQueue.Weighable
    {
        private final long queryStartTime;
        private final int protocolVersion;
        private final ByteBuf queryOptionsBuffer;

        private final long generatedTimestamp;
        private final int generatedNowInSeconds;
        @Nullable
        private final String keyspace;

        AbstractLogEntry(QueryOptions queryOptions, QueryState queryState, long queryStartTime)
        {
            this.queryStartTime = queryStartTime;

            this.protocolVersion = queryOptions.getProtocolVersion().asInt();
            int optionsSize = QueryOptions.codec.encodedSize(queryOptions, queryOptions.getProtocolVersion());
            queryOptionsBuffer = CBUtil.allocator.buffer(optionsSize, optionsSize);

            this.generatedTimestamp = queryState.generatedTimestamp();
            this.generatedNowInSeconds = queryState.generatedNowInSeconds();
            this.keyspace = queryState.getClientState().getRawKeyspace();

            /*
             * Struggled with what tradeoff to make in terms of query options which is potentially large and complicated
             * There is tension between low garbage production (or allocator overhead), small working set size, and CPU overhead reserializing the
             * query options into binary format.
             *
             * I went with the lowest risk most predictable option which is allocator overhead and CPU overhead
             * rather then keep the original query message around so I could just serialize that as a memcpy. It's more
             * instructions when turned on, but it doesn't change memory footprint quite as much and it's more pay for what you use
             * in terms of query volume. The CPU overhead is spread out across producers so we should at least get
             * some scaling.
             *
             */
            try
            {
                QueryOptions.codec.encode(queryOptions, queryOptionsBuffer, queryOptions.getProtocolVersion());
            }
            catch (Throwable e)
            {
                queryOptionsBuffer.release();
                throw e;
            }
        }

        @Override
        public void writeMarshallable(WireOut wire)
        {
            wire.write(VERSION).int16(CURRENT_VERSION);
            wire.write(TYPE).text(type());

            wire.write(QUERY_START_TIME).int64(queryStartTime);
            wire.write(PROTOCOL_VERSION).int32(protocolVersion);
            wire.write(QUERY_OPTIONS).bytes(BytesStore.wrap(queryOptionsBuffer.nioBuffer()));

            wire.write(GENERATED_TIMESTAMP).int64(generatedTimestamp);
            wire.write(GENERATED_NOW_IN_SECONDS).int32(generatedNowInSeconds);

            wire.write(KEYSPACE).text(keyspace);
        }

        @Override
        public void release()
        {
            queryOptionsBuffer.release();
        }

        @Override
        public int weight()
        {
            return OBJECT_HEADER_SIZE
                 + 8                                                  // queryStartTime
                 + 4                                                  // protocolVersion
                 + EMPTY_BYTEBUF_SIZE + queryOptionsBuffer.capacity() // queryOptionsBuffer
                 + 8                                                  // generatedTimestamp
                 + 4                                                  // generatedNowInSeconds
                 + (keyspace != null
                    ? Ints.checkedCast(ObjectSizes.sizeOf(keyspace))  // keyspace
                    : OBJECT_REFERENCE_SIZE);                         // null
        }

        protected abstract String type();
    }

}

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First tried in 2013 at Pina Bausch Theatre Essen, special version performerd in May 2015 by Ensemble Mocrep in Chicago, USA.
Drumsets, electric guitars, detuned basses, computer monitors and lights and skateboards. A bow to the thing called "band", a critical view on white boys with guitars, an installation on the performative aspects of pop and it's coming to life. Score, script and stage plans can be found here.


System technology: Tailored integration of micro scanner modules, translation stages and laser systems for your productive "LightFab"
We can integrate our micro scanner with various translation stages and laser systems to productive systems. For this task we adapt our control software and as requested we support you with engineering services like optics, electrical engineering and software development and we work for you in collaboration with manufacturers of laser systems, translation stages, optics as well as established and prooven research institutions.
We attune our modular high speed micro scanners to your needs and we provide the development and testing of additional new moduls and integrate them into a complete system so you will get the optimal "LightFab" to fabricate your product.
To enable digital photonic production by 3D printing of glass components we provide our micro scanners and the LightFab 3D Printer with a tailored software. This CAD/CAM software allows you to simply print your construction part directly from popular digital 3D CAD data.
The 3D model is sliced in layers and the laser track is generated automatically in the CAD software. Different options are available for contour and hatch for your applications. The generated data is copied to the manufacturing machine. Our CAM software controls laser, scanner and translation stages automatically to print the product.
The exposed workpiece is developed by etching. The final product is ready after mechanical separation.
The CAD/CAM concept for automated 3D printing of glass parts is also described in the Data sheet LightFab 3D Printer .


You had us at free, good sir.
You might remember that Kylie Minogue was forced to cancel a concert in Dublin just hours before she was supposed to play the 3Arena.
The Aussie hit-machine singer was forced to cancel because of a vocal strain due to a throat infection but promised that the pints would be on her when she rescheduled.
"I promise I'll be back as soon as possible and at 100%. (The Guinness will be on me!)," she said back in October and that promise will not be broken apparently.
Apparently, Guinness themselves are footing the bill for all the lovely pints of creamy.
"Tonight is the first of the rescheduled shows in Dublin and Belfast.
"I promised the Guinness was on me, but wait… Guinness Storehouse have made it even better!
"Here I am with 'The perfect pint' and you can have the same! Present your #GoldenTour ticket for the Dublin or Belfast show and you'll get free entry to The Guinness Storehouse in Dublin and a pint of the black stuff. (For over 18s only).
Free admission is fantastic and everyone knows that if you have an admission ticket, whether you've paid for it or got it for free, you get a lovely free pint of creamy up the very top.
Kylie plays the 3Arena tonight, December 3rd.


How can I get the best shipping rates?
When you consistently order over $2,500 per month of printing (excluding freight), we can allow you to use your own freight account. This does require credit approval since we will need to move you to monthly invoicing. There are advantages and disadvantages to this. We are happy to discuss this with you.
We have an enterprise account with Endicia. When you reach this level we can send you a link which can allow you to create an account on your credit card which will give you our negotiated rates while charging the shipping directly to your credit card.
When using Fedex Ground, shipping is not guaranteed. We do not recommend this shipping method when you need a rush job as it can take longer than other methods and has a higher rate of problems.
Once orders are placed, they are fulfilled within 48 business hours if less than five line items; five to nine line items ships within 72 business hours and orders with more than ten line items (different products) may take longer than three business days (but we will really try). For foil stamped cards we need to order a die so those can take up to seven working days.
From where do you ship, and how long will shipping take?
We ship from San Jose, California 95133. Shipping to the East Coast via UPS Ground will be about five to six business days.
Do you include pricing information on the packing slips?
No, our packing slips simply contain a list of the items included in the order with their descriptions.
Yes, all of our orders are blind shipped.
Yes, there us a field for this during the checkout process.
Even though USPS has really attractive rates, their delivery times are not guaranteed. This means that even though a shipment may ship on Monday with a Priority Mail service, USPS does not guarantee that the package would be delivered by Wednesday. Often USPS takes much longer than expected and the tracking is not often updated promptly as the shipment travels from our facility to your destination. We cannot replace any packages shipped via USPS that do not arrive on a specific date, however, if the package does not arrive ten business days after being shipped, we will replace that order at no charge.
More information about the USPS claims process can be found here.


I found your property on ApartmentSearch.com and am interested in availability at Bristol Apartment Homes.
We welcome you and your best friend, too!Looking for a new home for you and your pet? We are one of the few pet friendly communities in the area and enthusiastically welcome you and your pet (some restrictions apply). Pet Overview: Dogs and cats, including puppies and kittens under 1 year old, are welcome at our community. All pet residents must have their health check and shots, and be spayed or neutered by 6 months of age. A signed animal addendum is required to be on file at our leasing office. Two (2) max pets allowed. Deposit and Pet Rent: $250 pet deposit; for puppies and kittens under 1 year old, an additional $250 deposit applies. Pet rent: $50 monthly for dogs and $35 monthly for cats. (All fees, deposits and charges noted above are per pet.) Additional Details: We also welcome your domestic pet if it is a bird or fish with written approval from our onsite management team. No reptiles or exotic animals please. Fish tanks are not to exceed 55 gallons. Support Animals: If the animal is a service animal for a disabled person, pet deposits are not necessary and breed restrictions do not apply. A signed Letter Regarding Support Animals from a qualified professional verifying the need for the service animal along with proof of current rabies shots and licenses (if legally applicable) is required. Breed Restrictions: We welcome all breeds of dogs, except the following breed or mixed breed: Akita, Alaskan Malamute, Chow, Doberman Pinscher, German Shepherd, Great Dane, Husky, Pit Bull Terriers*, Rottweiler, Saint Bernard and Wolf Dog Hybrids.* (including all Pit Bull breeds - American Pit Bull Terriers, American or Irish Staffordshire Terriers, Bull Terriers, Pit Bulls, American Bull Dogs, and Presa Canario.) We reserve the right to add additional restricted breeds at any time.


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Associated Press Archives | Email alerts
Nov. 17, 2019, 8:11 p.m. EST
Hong Kong police storm campus to flush out protesters amid first appearance of Chinese troops
Protesters fire arrows at police; soldiers help clear road
Protestors prepare to shoot arrows during a confrontation with police at Hong Kong Polytechnic University on Sunday.
HONG KONG — Police breached a Hong Kong university campus held by protesters early Monday after an all-night siege that included firing repeated barrages of tear gas and water cannons.
Anti-government protesters have barricaded themselves inside Hong Kong Polytechnic University for days. Police surrounded the area Sunday night and began moving in after issuing an ultimatum for people to leave the area. The crowd wore raincoats and carried umbrellas to shield themselves.
Riot officers broke in one entrance before dawn as fires raged inside and outside the school, but they didn't appear to get very far. Fiery explosions could be seen as protesters responded with gasoline bombs. Police, who have warned that everyone in the area could be charged with rioting, reportedly made a handful of arrests.
At daybreak, protesters remained in control of most of the campus. In one outdoor area, some demonstrators made gasoline bombs while others dozed while wearing gas masks. Two walked about with bows and quivers of arrows, while many stared at their smartphones.
A lull settled on the area as the president of the university said in a video message that that police have agreed to suspend their use of force.
Jin-Guang Teng said police would allow protesters to leave and he would accompany them to the police station to ensure their cases would be processed fairly.
"I hope that you will accept the proposed temporary suspension of force and leave the campus in a peaceful manner," he said.
It seemed unlikely the protesters would accept the offer given that they would all likely be arrested.
A few hundred streamed out of the campus about 8:15 a.m. in an apparent bid to escape, but they were driven back by police tear gas. Some wearing gas masks calmly picked up smoking tear gas canisters and dropped them into heavy-duty bags, but the protesters decided to retreat with a phalanx of officers lined up across the road in the distance.
On Sunday, protesters used bows and arrows, and one arrow struck a media liaison officer in the calf. Photos on the department's Facebook page show the arrow sticking out of the back of the officer's leg through his pants.
As riot police moved in from all sides, some protesters retreated inside the university. Others set fires on bridges leading to it.
A huge blaze burned along much of a long footbridge that connects a train station to the campus over the approach to the Cross-Harbour Tunnel, a major road under Hong Kong's harbor that has been blocked by protesters for days.
The use of bows and arrows and gasoline bombs was a sharp escalation of violence by the protesters, who are trying to keep the pressure on Hong Kong leaders, who have rejected most of their demands.
The protests started peacefully in early June, sparked by proposed legislation that would have criminal suspects to be extradited to the mainland. But by the time the bill was withdrawn, the protests had hardened and broadened into a resistance movement against the territory's government and Beijing.
Activists see the extradition bill as an example of Hong Kong's eroding autonomy under Beijing rule since the 1997 handover from colonial power Britain.


The Charlotte Observer (Sunday) - 2018-11-11 - Opinion - The writer is a Mecklenburg County commissioner.
In response to "I predict blue wave will bring high taxes" (Nov. 9 Forum): orders of business is to investigate President Trump and his administration. This demonstrates that neither party is dedicated to public policy, rather to tribalism and vanquishing your opponent.
– Dale W. Saville, Charlotte Dale W. Saville only imagine the attacks planned for him for the remaining two years of his presidency; only he is capable of dealing with this much constant vitriol.
President Trump is to be commended for his strength and stamina and for fulfilling his promises. He has my full support.


Foster a dog and save a life. Foster homes are always urgently needed. The more fosterers we have - the more dogs we can save!
Could you foster a dog? When dogs come into the care of Cara Rescue Dogs, they are sent to foster families to care for them until such time as a 'forever home' can be found or until the dog can be reunited with their owner.
Some of these dogs have been the victims of animal cruelty or poorly cared for but there are others who have been well cared for and have become separated from their owner or their owners circumstances have changed and the dogs have been surrendered to Cara. Whatever the circumstances, these dogs need lots of TLC to make them feel safe and secure and where better to receive this than in the heart of a family or with an individual who can provide the love and companionship that every dog deserves.
The more foster homes which can be secured the more dogs can be saved by Cara Rescue Dogs. There is a constant need for foster families who are in a position to provide the care and understanding these dogs require in a loving patient manner in a safe environment.
After filling in an application form, potential fosterers will receive a follow up from one of our volunteers and a home check visit will be arranged.
No costs will be incurred by the foster family. All food and veterinary costs are covered by Cara Rescue Dogs who will also provide bedding, bowls, leash, toys etc.
Fostering is hugely rewarding and allows you to help address the problem of unwanted dogs in a practical way.
We are looking forward to hearing from you - together we can make a real difference to the lives of the dogs in our care.


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Today wasn't such a "Good Friday for Lindsay Lohan. Even though she received the good news that her felony grand theft charge had been reduced to a misdemeanor (which brought the threat of jail time from a three-year sentence to a possible one-year stint) Lohan was still found to be in violation of her probation. Judge Stephanie Sautner sentenced Li-Lo to 120 days in county jail. She was also ordered to complete 480 hours of community service; 360 of those hours must be performed at the Downtown Women's Center, and the remaining 120 hours will be served at the L.A. County morgue.
I hope this is the last time she has to see the inside of a jail cell. I'm honestly rooting for her. She's very talented, but she's just going through a tough time. I think she'll pull through it like Britney Spears did, and be a better person because of it.
A Fairytale Wedding: William and Kate
How to Make Awesome Pet Names
Quitting the Coke
Insanity: The Final Stretch
Water for Elephants: Movie Review
Lindsay Lohan Sentenced to Jail!
Rio: Movie Review
Coffee Shop Project
Glee Performance of the Night: Turning Tables
Just Released: The Cover of Lady Gaga's New Album!...
SHE'S HOME!
My Mom's Medical Mystery: Solved
My Mom's Medical Mystery: Part 2
Glee Was Born This Way, Baby
Decisions...decisions...
Realizing the Power of Blogger


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.source "AbsoluteSizeSpan.java"

# interfaces
.implements Landroid/text/ParcelableSpan;

# instance fields
.field private mDip:Z

.field private final mSize:I

# direct methods
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    .locals 0
    .param p1, "size"    # I

    .prologue
    .line 32
    invoke-direct {p0}, Landroid/text/style/MetricAffectingSpan;-><init>()V

    .line 33
    iput p1, p0, Landroid/text/style/AbsoluteSizeSpan;->mSize:I

    .line 32
    return-void
.end method

.method public constructor <init>(IZ)V
    .locals 0
    .param p1, "size"    # I
    .param p2, "dip"    # Z

    .prologue
    .line 41
    invoke-direct {p0}, Landroid/text/style/MetricAffectingSpan;-><init>()V

    .line 42
    iput p1, p0, Landroid/text/style/AbsoluteSizeSpan;->mSize:I

    .line 43
    iput-boolean p2, p0, Landroid/text/style/AbsoluteSizeSpan;->mDip:Z

    .line 41
    return-void
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    .locals 2
    .param p1, "src"    # Landroid/os/Parcel;

    .prologue
    const/4 v0, 0x0

    .line 46
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    .line 47
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    const/4 v0, 0x1

    :cond_0
    iput-boolean v0, p0, Landroid/text/style/AbsoluteSizeSpan;->mDip:Z

    .line 46
    return-void
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    .prologue
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    if-eqz v0, :cond_0

    .line 85
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    .line 64
    return-void
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    .locals 1
    .param p1, "dest"    # Landroid/os/Parcel;
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    .prologue
    .line 70
    iget v0, p0, Landroid/text/style/AbsoluteSizeSpan;->mSize:I

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    .line 69
    return-void

    .line 71
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    goto :goto_0
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Home / Guides
Clip On Stroller Fans or Fans with Bendable Legs
by Genius Sky April 16, 2021 13 min read
Your baby's comfort is your top priority when going out for a walk in sweltering hot weather.
With stroller fans being the most popular choices to keep the little ones cool, you may start wondering which one to get.
Customers often ask us which is better, clip on fans vs fans with bendable legs, and can the baby stroller work with either?
It's a question that is not quite easy to answer, which totally depends on your needs.
Take a minute to read through this article and find out which fan is best for you.
Despite the fact that both types of fans make a great stroller fan, this post is mainly intended for helping you to choose the ideal fan for your specific type of baby stroller.
That being said, at skygenius.cc we do have years of experience in the small fan industry. Using our expertise and quotes at the end of the article, you will be able to compare and decide for yourself.
If however you don't have time to read the entire article, below is the short and long of it. Keep on reading to get more detailed information.
Which fan is the best fit for your stroller?
Clip-on stroller fans
Clip-on stroller fan fits almost every spot of the stroller, like the front guard, handlebar, sidebar, canopy, and child stray as well.
If a snack tray or canopy is the place to go, you know the clip fan can definitely work its magic with a simple clip.
The downside is clip-on fans are comparatively weak on a jogging stroller. When you run with your baby in a stroller, you might notice the little fan wobble and bounce quite a bit.
But if you are using a regular type of stroller, a clip-on fan can stay put as you expected.
Stroller fans with flexible tripod legs
Stroller fans with bendy legs can latch on tight to the round bars. As an attachment to the jogging stroller, you will be surprised by how stable it remains when you are running on bumpy roads. Its flexible feet can be tightly wrapped around the stroller without getting shaken.
So if you have a jogging stroller, a stroller fan with those bendable octopus-like legs is the way to go.
That said, this fan is also a great fit for kids' bicycles if your boy is prone to sweating.
The downside is that the tripod does not last as long as a clip fan. After being constantly adjusted, the legs tend to break off from the fan. Once it gets metal fatigue, the legs can fall off easily. If you plan on removing and attaching to multiple times, try a clip fan instead.
Benefits of using a stroller fan
A stroller fan is primarily designed to keep your baby sweat-free and comfortable on sultry days.
Even at nighttime, it's boiling hot if you live in a warmer climate. Walking at night when the sun has been down, you still feel like the heat was coming out of the ground.
With a battery operated stroller fan, you can simply attach it to the stroller and go for a walk with your little one.
The rotating fan head that comes with most stroller fans allows you to adjust the airflow and point it anywhere you want it to go when your little one sleeps in various positions.
It is blissfully quiet so be assured that it won't disrupt the sleep of your child at the highest speed.
So this allows your baby to stay cool outside and enjoy a relaxed walk.
Other types of stroller fans
Misting stroller fan
You may already know a fan does not produce cold air. They are pretty much like moving the air and carrying that hot air away.
While a misting stroller fan can actually take the cooling effect to the next level.
With the built-in mister, it uses evaporation to cool the air. The water vapor evaporates and the energy exchange cools the surrounding area around your child.
One big plus is, the misting stroller fans nowadays won't soak your baby's face like the old school ones which were just like a spray bottle and soak your face.
It's just a light stream of mist coming out.
Your little one will feel the moisture gathering just a little, which is nice.
Clip on fan with flexible neck
Clip on fans with flexible neck are the traditional stroller fans that you're familiar with.
Most of them don't come with a generous blade housing to prevent the curious fingers, so the fins are designed to be soft and baby-safe.
The running speed is fairly low so kids won't get their little fingers hurt.
Unlike the stroller fan with hard plastic blades, you know the foam fans aren't going to push a sufficient amount of air your baby needs when the outside is blistering hot.
But if the weather is warmer and you just want some extra air circulation for your little one, this is good to go. It will provide a gentle breeze for your kids, which is also enjoyable.
Handheld fan with clamp
Just like the title suggests, it's a handheld fan that comes with an extra clamp rendering it possibly attach to the stroller.
The fan body can sit in the holder and then clip it to the handlebar of your wheelchair, your stroller wagon, whether it's round bars or square bars.
If you want to use your fan without attaching it to a bar, not a problem. Bend the bottom at a 90-degree angle so you can set this on a flat surface.
Just like other versatile fans, you can use it for almost anything or anywhere that you're going to need a fan.
Clip on stroller fans versus fans with bendable legs
Now that you are familiar with some of the different types of stroller fans, you probably want to know more about the difference between clip on fans and baby fans with bendy legs.
In this part, we are not going to talk about the common features like battery life, noise level, portability, fan speed, and price.
Battery powered stroller fans don't differ much when it comes to the above features.
Instead, we will discuss a bit more about the difference between the durability, versatility, and the applicable places that you care about.
As mentioned above there are good and not-so-good aspects of both.
You need to consider your specific needs and your stroller type, then decide which one will work best for you.
Quotes from stroller fan users
Clip on fan
"Love this clip on fan. We use it every day. Not just for stroller ride but I clip it by our PS4 to help keep it and the tv cool. We have a princess play tent that gets hot and we clip it in there to keep cool. Charge lasts a good amount of time too, we're probably gonna buy another one."
"Cool fan, the clip works well. The only ding will be while charging the variable speed does not work. One speed charlie."
"Just got back from a lovely trip to Disneyland. I bought two for our double stroller. With highs in the 80s, I anticipated running out of battery so I packed a backup, solar-power power bank. Well, I never needed it for our 4-day vacation. Even at the lowest power, it kept my kids (2 months & 15 months) comfortable. We have the City Select, in case you were wondering. I love the different ways this fan is able to articulate. It's able to clamp on the boldest handlebars and trays. Charging is a breeze with a micro USB. My kids can't poke their fingers into the blade housing...I don't think. The only drawback is the uncommon battery type this uses. It'd be nice to have a more common AA should parents need to run to the store to grab. I recommend this product."
"I bought this to clip on my baby's stroller for zoo and park trips to keep her cool. I used it a few times at home to try it out, but haven't taken it on a longer trip yet. It's rechargeable, so I'm curious about how long the battery will last. Probably a good idea to bring along a battery charging back up."
"We love this fan for our stroller. It clamps onto the side very well without falling. It also allows you to move it in many directions to get the right angle and stays in place. I also love that you can recharge it instead of having to replace batteries all the time. Highly recommend this item and will be buying another for the car too."
"This is my second clip fan! Not because the first one failed to work, but because I love it and now I have two kids to stroll around! Clips pretty much anywhere on the pram, easy to operate and charge, and keeps kids comfortable in the 90 degree heat!"
"I've used this several times on our jogging stroller while at theme parks, beaches, and on our daily walks. Pros-the battery lasts a VERY long time. I used it multiple full days in a row (Disney, zoo, beach) and I never needed to recharge it.-when the stroller shade is down and the fan is on max speed it keeps the inside of the stroller VERY cool. One day it was 112 outside and he took a nap holding his blanket while under his stroller canopy with the fan on max and he started to get cold!"
"We bought this to attach to our stroller to keep our newborn cool when out for walks in the summer heat. It is so helpful! It clips securely on the handle of the stroller seat and keeps our little one comfortable. The adjustable speed and direction are super helpful to keep it from blowing directly into the baby's face."
"I purchased this product for my newborn after it was recommended to me by another mom at our swim club. It clips on perfectly to the sides of her stroller and car seat. Once it is clipped on it is very easy to adjust it towards the baby. When it came time to feed or hold the baby, I simply unclipped it from the stroller and stood it on the table facing us. I think the battery life is pretty good. "
"LOVE this fan. It is so easy to use and the clip on feature is very secure but still easy to attach. I use this on my daughter's stroller and attach it in the middle of the footrest so she doesn't reach for it. We used it for the first time this weekend, it was hot out but she still slept like a baby with the fan on her. It Hums but isn't terribly loud, I like that it runs on battery or USB charge. That's convenient. I have a different stroller fan with flexible legs, but this fan is MUCH more user-friendly. My husband and I were impressed by the difference between the two."
"I love these fans. I bought for both my kids in the car for the summer. I attach them to the luggage hooks in our SUV and I am able to point and direct them towards my kids to keep them cooled off. I also LOVE attaching one to my Tula baby carrier strap for my infant when we are at the zoo or an outdoor event. I get some weird looks because the fan isn't exactly tiny..but I figure they are just mad they didn't think of it. I like that I can clip these to our stroller too. I just wish the battery lasted longer..but I like that I can just plug them into the USB port in my car if I need to charge them up on the way somewhere. I would highly recommend these fans to anyone with kids or someone that is outdoors a lot."
"We are annual pass holders at Disney, and just had our first trip with our 1 month old baby. She's too young for sunscreen, so I had her fully covered by the canopies on her stroller and car seat. I clipped this fan to the edge of one of the canopies and was able to angle it perfectly. I frequently checked her body/face to see if she felt like she was getting too warm, but she stayed nice and cool. When we went on rides (yes, babies can go on any ride there is no height requirement for), inside, in the shade, or when there was a nice breeze, I turned the fan off to conserve battery, but other than that it ran near constantly for the 2 days we were in the parks. I am very happy I purchased this, and it has become an official part of our theme park packing list."
"We use this fan on my baby's car seat and pram. It hooks perfectly to the handle and really comes into use on our walks. We've never had a problem with it staying in place. My only complaint is the battery life on the fan. It only lasted us about a month. I can't find a replacement battery anywhere. Luckily there is a backup charging unit that we are able to use, so we can still get effective use out of the fan."
Baby fan with legs
"This fan works great! It has three settings, the last one is like tornado wind force lol! Love that it's not a clip like other portable fans because it holds better in all different places. The battery is rechargeable with USB and it came with an extra battery! Battery life is pretty good, lasts for a couple of hours on the lowest setting. The only negative is the legs have a foam that gets dirty and they seem like they may break if you're rough on them. Great purchase though, would definitely buy another one!"
"We got this to keep on our baby stroller for walks when it's particularly hot outside. The fan works well and battery life has been good. Unfortunately, the flexible legs gave out and 2 snapped simultaneously leaving it useless. I don't see myself purchasing another one. Mind you this was from normal use and we weren't rough with it."
"I bought this fan for my baby because the days have been super hot and my baby absolutely loves it, gives him a nice cooling air and the fan is virtually quiet, charges quickly and the charge lasts for a good amount of time. Also, I LOVE the legs on it because it Makes it easier to wrap around things. I mainly use it for my baby's car seat and it stays in place and doesn't move at all."
"I initially bought this fan to use it on my baby's stroller, but it's so versatile that I use it for his car seat, table, and crib. It's easily adjustable as well. It has a great design; Battery life is very good too, I used it for 3 days for 2-3 hours of use daily. The only issue I had was that one of the legs broke from the base while my husband tried adjusting it; however, I emailed the manufacturer and was offered a replacement. So be careful when adjusting it, don't adjust it from the base."
" The first time we used this fan, the battery died during a road trip (maybe 3 hours into it). I wish it would've lasted longer but maybe those expectations were too high. Overall though this is a really cute fan, really easy to adjust with the legs, and the baby loves having it on his car seat to keep him cool in the backseat. Definitely a good idea for those babies who run hot in the car."
"I love that this can be put pretty much anywhere. The legs aren't flimsy, so it holds to objects really well. It has 3 settings that all work/feel great. My baby loves it."
"Broke within a few weeks. If you buy it, manipulate it and don't move it. If you move it from stroller to car seat, etc. more than say 5 times, the legs will break off from the fan. Didn't take much manipulation for them to break off."
" This little tripod fan is a great desk fan. It is USB powered and has multiple speeds. Our office gets warm and this is a great little fan to keep you cool. I like the Tripod legs although takes a little messing with to get it perfect."
"The 3 legs bend and maneuver around almost anything. The battery life is awesome and can run for hours! So great for hot car seats and pram rides."
"I love the idea of this product and how it can go onto anything. However, we ordered this fan at the end of May and not even 3 months in two of the three legs have already broke. I can no longer return it and am still puzzled at how the legs broke. Hoping they make the legs with a more durable material."
"I adore this fan; the battery life is long enough for our needs, the legs are perfectly bendy to wrap around the stroller. The only issue I have and the reason I won't give this item 5 stars is that one of the legs came undone a month or so into owning and using the product. I can reattach it but it doesn't stay attached for very long and breaks back off very easily."
"Only had this one day but it seems to be good and fairly sturdy. My infant is in an orthotic helmet so this has been helpful to set up to blow just at his helmet while nursing, in the car seat, on his playmat, and in bouncy seats. The tripod design makes it easy to get it low enough to blow on him wherever he is laying. Going to get a second so we can use two when outside to keep him cool. The legs are soft foam and collect dirt quickly (toddler brother) so I wouldn't recommend white. Lasts a pretty long time on low."
"Toddler has been in a spica cast all summer. We needed this to keep her cool in the southern summer heat. We love the three speeds and the bendable, moveable, grabby legs! We can take it with us anywhere!"
A battery operated stroller fan can be a very helpful addition to your baby stroller.
Whether you choose clip on fans or the ones with tripod legs, your kids will still benefit from the gentle breeze out in the southern summer heat.
Not only are they portable, compact and powerful, a stroller fan can also be used for other purposes like crib, baby carseat or work as a small desk fan.
The overall idea of tripod legs is surprising, because it's comparatively sturdy and grabs tightly on a jogging stroller than other portable clip on fans. The only issue you need to be aware of is the fan legs will break off easily if you move it around too much. To make it last longer, we suggest getting multiple tripod fans for different uses, so you don't have to attach and remove it back and forth. On top of that, make sure the fan legs are long enough to wrap tightly on your baby stroller.
How about the clip style stroller fan? Well, if you are regularly changing the position of the fan, then go for it! Let's say, you need to fold the stroller from time to time, or frequently detach the front guard to unseat your baby. You know the strong clip on fan will last much longer.
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Research Article - Biomedical Research (2017) Volume 28, Issue 20
Traumatic rupture of the diaphragm: A 22-patient experience
This study evaluated the demographic and clinical properties, diagnostic and therapeutic approaches, and outcomes of patients with traumatic diaphragmatic injury. Among 853 patients who presented with blunt or penetrating thoracic injury between January 2010 and December 2016, 22 patients with traumatic diaphragmatic rupture were retrospectively studied. The analysed parameters included age, sex, accompanying injuries, surgical management approach, postoperative morbidity and mortality rates, and duration of hospital stay. Among 853 patients treated at our clinic for blunt or penetrating thoracic trauma, 22 patients with diaphragmatic injury (16 males, 6 females) were evaluated. The mean age was 32 (range 19-67 y). Twenty-one patients were evaluated in the acute setting and 1 in the chronic setting (with a history of trauma 8 years earlier). The most common complaints and physical examination findings were dyspnea, chest pain, abdominal distention, and loss of breath sounds over the affected hemithorax. On chest X-Ray the most common signs included loss of dipahragma shadow, diaphragmatic elevation, and visceral organ herniation into thoracic cavity. All patients were operated. As the surgical method, thoracotomy was carried out in 18 patients and laparotomy+thoracotomy was performed in 4 patients. Three patients underwent diagnostic video-assisted thoracoscopy before thoracotomy. Diaphragma was repaired on the left side in 20 patients and on the right side in 2. In 21 patients, a diaphragmatic injury was accompanied by intraabdominal organ injuries, lung injuries, and other system injuries. Stomach was the organ whose injury most commonly accompanied blunt and penetrating injuries. Pulmonary complications were more common in blunt traumas (10%). Death was seen in only one (5%) patient with penetrating trauma. The mean duration of chest drainage tube staying in place was 3 (range 2-8 d); the mean duration of hospital stay was 6 (range 4-10 d).
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Potopul (titlu original: Deluge) este un film apocaliptic SF american din 1933 regizat de Felix E. Feist. În rolurile principale joacă actorii Peggy Shannon, Sidney Blackmer, Lois Wilson. Este bazat pe romanul omonim din 1928 al scriitorului britanic S. Fowler Wright.

Prezentare

Un puternic cutremur lovește Statele Unite și distruge Coasta de Vest. De asemenea, dezlănțuie un potop masiv care amenință să distrugă Coasta de Est.

Distribuție
 Peggy Shannon ca Claire Arlington
 Lois Wilson ca Helen Webster
 Sidney Blackmer ca Martin Webster

Film redescoperit
Numeroși ani, Deluge a fost considerat un film pierdut, dar o versiune dublată în italiană a fost descoperită într-o arhivă de filme din Roma, Italia în 1981. Înainte de această descoperire, singura parte cunoscută a filmului care a supraviețuit era scena cu valul uriaș care distrugea orașul New York, deoarece aceasta a mai folosită și în două seriale Republic, și anume în Dick Tracy vs Crime Inc (1941) și în King of the Rocket Men (1949).

Diferențe față de roman
În film, potopul are loc pe Coasta de Est a Statelor Unite. În romanul din 1928, S. Fowler Wright descrie o inundație care a devastat Marea Britanie.

Vezi și
End of the World (1931)
Waterworld (1995)
Listă de filme redescoperite

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Legături externe

 Dan North, Essay on Deluge (23 November 2009)
 The New York destruction scenes on Youtube

Filme din 1933
Filme americane
Filme în limba engleză
Filme regizate de Felix E. Feist
Filme SF înainte de 1950
Filme postapocaliptice
Filme cu dezastre

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