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Animal Crossing is one of the most unusual series of games Nintendo has ever produced. Casting you as a newcomer in a woodland town populated by garrulous and sometimes eccentric creatures, Animal Crossing is about the conversation, friendship, and collecting things rather than competition or shooting enemies. It's a formula that has grown over successive generations, with the 3DS version now one of the most popular games available for that system which is all the more impressive, given the game's obscure origins almost 15 years ago. Here are a few things you might not have known about the video game.
Cool Facts About Animal Crossing
Originally an N64 game
This is not as widely known but Animal Crossing was never supposed to be for the GameCube it originally came out for the 64DD add-on to the Nintendo 64 and was known as Doubutsu no Mori. If you search your local retro game store or look online, you may be able to find a copy (however it will be in Japanese only).
Gulliver's Mario references
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, if the player speaks to Gulliver the wayward Seagull traveler, he makes quite a few Mario references. These include references to Isle Delfino, the hub in Super Mario Sunshine; the side character Bobbery from Rogueport in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door; and Ricco Harbor, another location from Sunshine.
Isabelle almost didn't have a name
During the early development of Animal Crossing, Isabelle was simply known as "Secretary" (Hisho). When we get to the final Japanese release of the game, she is now known as Shizue which refers to the type of dog she is based upon (a Shih Tzu).
There was an Animal Crossing movie
Doubutsu no Mori (Animal Crossing: The Movie) is a lesser-known film that came out in theaters in Japan on December 16, 2006. Basically, an 11-year-old girl named Ai moves into a village populated with animals where she works to make new friends as well as discover her dreams. Some fan-favorite characters appear. Sadly, the film was never released outside of Japan but you can find it online via YouTube. It was such a success at the Japanese box office that it made around 1.7 billion (approximately $16,216,000 USD).
If you happen to be playing Animal Crossing: New Leaf at around 3:33 am on Sundays and Mondays, a UFO will interrupt the static shown on TV. An alien then delivers a creepy message. (Possibly about an impending invasion?) This alien broadcast lasts for about a minute before everything returns to normal. Another interesting thing to note is that if you happen to be in a Museum room around this time, he won't appear.
Why was Animal Crossing: New Leaf called "New Leaf"? Well, there are a few reasons. It's not just because the player become mayor of the town when you start. Many of the characters have literally turned over a new leaf by taking on different roles or returning from being away from the series. For example, Tom Nook goes into real estate, Labelle comes back to work with her sisters, Kicks has his own shoe store, Brewster gets his own coffee shop, and finally, Dr. Shrunk runs a nightclub.
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ZEC/USD is running at four consecutive daily sessions closing in the red.
Chunky buying interest looks healthy within the $100 price region.
ZEC/USD is currently stuck within a very stubborn bearish trend, as seen across the crypto market wide. Several key areas have been breached, however the ZEC/USD bulls are heavily defending vital support territories. The price is running at its fourth consecutive session in the red, having lost over 25% within this trading period.
As covered in the previous article, the bulls were penetrating near-term stubborn resistance, seen just above $140 territory. Six solid sessions, ZEC/USD had tried to break above, but very much so failed, as a result, the price headed deeply south. Large spikes in volumes were seen with the move lower. It was forced to its lowest levels in over nine weeks.
First of all, looking to the downside, there is much cover in terms of safety nets for the falling price. Chunky areas of demand are seen tracking from $108 all the way down to $96. In the latest moves lower, buyers have heavy defended a total free-fall. The mentioned demand region did prove its reliability back in the middle of September, during a heavy bear market.
Observations from the weekly chart look potentially dangerous, should the bearish momentum maintain its current course. A firm breach through the $100 buying area could be devastating. The next firm area, given this is very much uncharted, can be seen at the round $90 level, which is a weekly support area. Further to the downside, $75 is the next target. This is a consolidation area, which was seen prior to the chunky bull run from the back end of April to June.
Above all, price behavior still points to further potential heavy moves lower. Following the weighted pressure on Wednesday and Thursday, price action has stabilized, trading in a consolidation nature. The range has narrowed, moving within $114 – 107. As a result, the current formation can be perceived as a bearish flag pattern, which is subject to extended moves south.
The $100 territory is very much attractive, as detailed above, historically for buyers. Should bullish momentum kick in around these levels, there is opportunity for a strong upside run. The ZEC/USD bulls will need to retest $140 area; given the number of times this has been tested, it wouldn't be surprising to see a fast breach. Finally, looking further north, $160 could come quickly into play, high area of early September.


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Centurion Boats, owned by Fineline Industries, is a manufacturer specializing in the production of water sports boats, primarily tow boats for wakesurfing and wakeboarding.  It was founded by current owner Rick Lee. Its headquarters and manufacturing operations are in Merced, California.

History

Centurion Boats was founded by Rick and Pam Lee. They acquired the trade name from a Salt Lake City company, and took their first order by phone in 1976.  The first products were inboard ski boats, which were produced in a leased 10,000 square foot facility in Southern California.  In 1986 the first V-Drive ski boat was brought to market.

As business increased, the facility was expanded to 121,000 sq feet, set on about six acres, including a test lake for research and development.   Centurion later manufactured mainly boats designed for Wakeboarding and Wakesurfing.

In 1990 the company developed C.A.T. fins, and by 1992 they had developed a computerized management system to monitor and control boats' features and performance. In 1995 Centurion began manufacturing 'The Wave', a boat specifically designed to create large wakes for Wakeboarding and Wakesurfing.

By 1997 the new UCS construction system was introduced, eliminating wood from the boat structure. In 2003, Centurion introduced the Tsunami model, a cabin cruiser with a large fuel tank.

Centurion developed sideswipe exhaust in 2003. The Avalanche model for wake riding and the similar but smaller V-Drive Cyclone model were introduced in 2004.

After developing VTF Fins in 2005, Centurion collaborated with NASCAR in 2007 to produce a series of licensed waterskiing boats.

For several years Centurion sponsored the Watkins Glen sprint racecourse, leading to the unusual title "Centurion Boats at the Glen".

In 2015 the Correct Craft company bought a majority interest in Centurion Boats.

Current models
As of 2013, the company's best-selling line was the Centurion Enzo, a V-Drive tow boat geared towards producing Wakesurfing waves. That year an Enzo was the official towboat of the World Wake Surfing Championship. Another newer model was the Avalanche C4, a V-Drive boat for both wakesurfing and wakeboarding. The Elite V C4 model is a less expensive V-Drive boat, with a narrower beam and shallower draft. The Carbon Pro is an inboard ski towboat, geared towards tournament ski competition performance.

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External links

 Centurion Boats Official Website
 Centurion Owner Forum

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Narcissism--an inflated view of the self--is everywhere. Public figures say it's what makes them stray from their wives. Parents teach it by dressing children in T-shirts that say "Princess." Teenagers and young adults hone it on Facebook, and celebrity newsmakers have elevated it to an art form. And it's what's making people depressed, lonely, and buried under piles of debt.
Jean Twenge's influential first book, Generation Me, spurred a national debate with its depiction of the challenges twenty- and thirty-somethings face in today's world--and the fallout these issues create for educators and employers. Now, Dr. Twenge turns her focus to the pernicious spread of narcissism in today's culture, which has repercussions for every age group and class. Dr. Twenge joins forces with W. Keith Campbell, Ph.D., a nationally recognized expert on narcissism, to explore this new plague in The Narcissism Epidemic, their eye-opening exposition of the alarming rise of narcissism and its catastrophic effects at every level of society. Even the world economy has been damaged by risky, unrealistic overconfidence. Drawing on their own extensive research as well as decades of other experts' studies, Drs. Twenge and Campbell show us how to identify narcissism, minimize the forces that sustain and transmit it, and treat it or manage it where we find it. Filled with arresting, alarming, and even amusing stories of vanity gone off the tracks (would you like to hire your own personal paparazzi?), The Narcissism Epidemic is at once a riveting window into the consequences of narcissism, a prescription to combat the widespread problems it causes, and a probing analysis of the culture at large.
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Halifax is a growing minster town in West Yorkshire, just a short distance from Bradford, Huddersfield and Leeds. With a fascinating history rooted in textiles, confectionary and banking, there's plenty to see and do in the town - making new houses for sale in Halifax popular with a wide range of homebuyers.
Halifax has good transport links by road and rail. The town is located close to the M62, with Halifax Station providing services to nearby towns and cities on the Caldervale Line.
A journey to Bradford takes less than 15 minutes by train or 20 minutes by car. Huddersfield can be reached in 25 minutes by car or train, while Leeds is 30 minutes away by car or 35 – 40 minutes by train. Manchester is also within reach, with a car journey taking under an hour and train journeys around one hour and five minutes.
Leeds Bradford Airport is nearby taking 40 minutes to reach, while Manchester Airport is also close by, taking 54 minutes reach for international travel.
One of the most popular attractions in Halifax is Eureka! The National Children's Museum. The award-winning centre has plenty for the whole family to enjoy, including hands-on exhibits, sensory walks and outdoor play pit.
Other attractions in the town include Halifax Minster, Halifax Town Hall - designed by Sir Charles Barry, the same architect as the Houses of Parliament - Bankfield Museum and the striking Piece Hall.
The town's Borough Market is housed in an impressive Victorian building, while The Victoria Theatre and Square Chapel provide evening entertainment across a range of performing arts including music, comedy, theatre productions and dance.
The People's Park provides 12.5 acres of parkland for residents to enjoy in the west of the town, while other outdoor attractions in the town or just a short drive away include Manor Heath Park and Jungle Experience, Shibden Hall, Ogden Water Country Park and the Peak District National Park.
Sports fans can watch Halifax RLFC and FC Halifax Town play their home matches at The Shay stadium.
There are a number of top-rated 'Outstanding' schools in Halifax including The Crossley Heath School, North Halifax Grammar School, the Trinity Academy, St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Savile Park Primary School and Salterlee Primary School. Calderdale College provides further education in the town, while the University of Bradford, the University of Leeds and Leeds Beckett University are within commuting distance.
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The Brewing and Malting Barley Research Institute (BMBRI) is pleased to welcome its newest member, Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, Inc. Sierra Nevada joined the BMBRI in January 2007. The company is located in Chico, California, at the base of the Sierra Nevada and Cascade Mountain Ranges. It was established in 1979 by founder and owner Ken Grossman, originally a home brewer. He set up the first facility using secondhand equipment and, by using premium ingredients, developed a world class brand of beer. The company has continued to grow ever since. After multiple expansions of the original brewery, a new brewery was built in 1989 to fill the ever growing demand for their products. This facility has also been expanded, and now includes an on-site restaurant and entertainment facility in addition to impressive brewing and technical facilities. Sierra Nevada is also a proud steward of the environment, adopting many conservation and recycling techniques. Today, Sierra Nevada brews four classic beers: Pale Ale, Porter, Wheat Beer and Stout, along with three seasonal brands: Summerfest, Big Foot and Celebration Ale. More information about the company and products can be found on their web site at: http://www.sierranevada.com/
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There is nothing like a Christmas trip forcing you to explore the unexplored east coast of Australia. If you have procrastinated against doing this trip…STOP! Put it on your list for 2017!
The trip started off with a flight to Brisbane and a day trip to the beautiful holiday town of Noosa. Noosa is quite the busy beach side spot with one street packed with shops, bars/eateries and apartments door to door. The beach itself is worth a visit but don't leave it as late as we did as the sun literally falls out of the sky.
We ate at Betty's Burgers. Deceived by the queue, we thought it was good but couldn't have been more disappointed with my food, I had three miserable pieces of pork between my bun. We even paid a 15% surcharge due to the public holiday and the burger wasn't even worth the extra charge never mind full price.
An early start to fly up to Airlie Beach… and the flight was delayed!
We were staying in Magnums which was dead central but on arrival, our rooms weren't ready so we had food and went to the lagoon. It was extremely foreign that there was a beautiful beach there and we couldn't swim in the water due to marine stingers, which are the size of your finger nail so there is no chance of seeing them.
That night we went to Beaches where they did $15 meal & drink deals, the steak was amazing!
I was really looking forward to this day as it was our tour day to Whitsundays and the famous Whitehaven Beach with Ocean Rafting.
We booked this through the agent Lost in Australia who I wouldn't recommend as they have hidden charges and are not very responsive to queries. We were picked up from Base Backpackers and went to the marina. We checked in, got our boat tickets and stinger suits.
First thing…the boat! Wowzers, we had such fun in the boat with our crew Claudia and Todd. Claudia was an amazing skipper and literally whipped the boat from side to side, even the guys were holding on tight.
Our first stop was the biggest island of the lot with the amazing Whitehaven Beach. Here we completed a ten minute walk to a viewing point before going down to the beach to relax and enjoy the beauty of this beach. It is only accessible by boat and boasts one of the purest forms of silica sand in the world. We had lunch at 11am and boarded the boat and were off to our second stop at 12.45pm.
Next stop was Maureen's Cove, our first snorkelling destination. Here we got an up close and personal experience with George. He is famous in the bay because he is a huge Maori Wrasse. According to Claudia, there is one male in each bay and this one is known for coming up to boats for feeding, which you need a permit for.
Next stop was Mantaray Bay, another snorkelling destination. At this stop, some snorkelers saw reef sharks and some really interesting fish.
Before leaving, we went to Fingal Spit made famous by Lara Bingle for a tourism ad that was banned in many countries for saying 'hell'. Anyway, we came in search of turtles and were not disappointed before returning back to the marina.
Bring water and some small snacks, swimming and being out in the sun really takes it out of you.
That night, we went back to Beaches for the Karaoke Night and another steak. My steak on this visit was waaaay overdone but the hilariously cringey karaoke was made it a little better.
We were off again! This time it was a multi stop trip from Airlie Beach to Cairns.
With no time for breakfast that morning, I couldn't wait to get to the next town for a pit stop. We stopped in the sleepy town of Bowden. We searched for a nice cafe to eat in but after searching for some time, we reluctantly settled for McDonald's…much to my disappointment! I made do with a coffee and a toastie.
Next stop was Townsville. I've got to be honest, I didn't think it was going to be as big! There seems to be a lot to do so I would love the chance to return. Again, there was no one on the beach…this time it was in fear of crocodiles! Yip! Townsville has Castle Hill as a look out point, unfortunately we didn't have time but hopefully next time. We picked up something small from the deli and enjoyed an hour relaxing on The Strand.
On the way to our next stop, we pulled in to Hinchinbrook Lookout.
The next stop was my favourite…Mission Beach! It was later in the evening when we stopped here so the beach was quite quiet. Again, there was no one swimming and the water was strangely warm. The beach stretches for miles and is surrounded by accommodation suited to those after a quiet getaway or a getaway with a group of friends. You won't see any high rises along this stretch.
We were nearing the end of the trip as it was New Years Eve in Cairns.
We started the day with a tasty breakfast from Perottas, highly recommended for breakfast! Out of the five of us, we all had Eggs Benedict and that says it all.
The remainder of the day was spent lapping up the rays at the pool at Gilligans ($30 per night). I haven't stayed in many hostels and this was my first 8bed dorm…at the ripe old age of 29! This is easily the best hostel I have ever stayed in. They have meal and drink deals for those staying in the hostel, everything from $4 meal deals to $5 drinks, even on New Years Eve.
I flew back to a rainy day in Melbourne!
I wish I could say it was a shock but it wasn't. This trip was quite important to me, I learned a lot about myself and found my happy place again! I'm looking forward to whatever 2017 throws my way and my next trip!
Nice one LIsa! Yes QLD is a fun place to travel to! 🙂 Looks like you had a good time!
Hi Anita, it was a fab trip! Should have made it up there ages ago!
Wow, look at the size of that fish! Those white beaches look amazing.
Aren't they just fab, paradise on my doorstep!
Sounds like an absolutely gorgeous trip. It's so easy to forget we have amazing travel opportunities like this right in our own country, and instead head to Asia.
Good work on the reminder!
Ha ha, George the hunk!
Those beaches! So blue and beautiful – looks like it was an amazing trip! You pretty much just confirmed all the things that terrify me about the ocean though, with stingers, crocs and sharks haha!
We did this part of Australia as a kid, it is so so pretty! I would love to go back some day!


Some people would classify it as an 'intellectual' game. Apparently chess is very much like life, it teaches you to think, plan, organise your thoughts, and take action.
So chess is not just any game, it has been worked and re-worked throughout history. Within those small black and white statues, there is a dense process of thought, based on logic and power structures that reflect on many aspects of society, even today; allowing it to be an interesting strategy to educate people, not just on how to play the game of chess but also how to play the game of life.
Quora asks, how is chess similar or dissimilar to life?
Chess is one of the things I inherited from my grandfather, who died shortly after he taught me. I was about 6 when I learnt, but now thinking back it feels like he was trying to teach me something much more important than a game. It was about teaching to have patience and to think. Something that people in our world sometimes forget to do, particularly within the context of busy, hectic or chaotic cities where you barely have time to think!
The way I understand this game is that it's about forcing, and eventually when they see the benefits, encouraging, people to think before they act. A lesson which is also very valuable in life.
So what does this have to do with cities? Well, in my experience cities are like primary school playgrounds during playtime. They are chaotic, they are versatile, they have so many activities going on all at the same time. They are spaces with tensions and for exercising power amongst each other in both positive and negative ways.
But playgrounds are also a space of exploring and learning. They are a space where we learn about relating to other people, about sharing and taking turns on the swings; about nature and getting dirty; about balance, taking care not to trip over, or slip off the monkey bars; they are also about identity, developing your identity, what do you like doing? What other kids do you like to hang out with? etc.
So like playgrounds, cities are also spaces of learning. I'm not saying its all positive learning, cities can also expose people to violence and crime which some learn from and reproduce. But this is even more of a reason to take the opportunity that cities represent, to teach society, young and old about respect, discipline, thought, creativity and solidarity.
Through a game of chess for example.
This photograph is taken on the 7ma street in Bogotá, at about 6p.m. Hundreds of individuals pass by this place every day, many of them stop to watch men, women, girls and boys playing the game of thought. I have also stopped here many times, I get a warm feeling of excited pride for the city… and it also makes me think of my grandfather.
Adolfo Paéz came to this point on the 7ma about seven years ago, carrying three tables and three chessboards. Every day he and others who have taken part in this activity for many years, teach others how to play, encourage anyone to participate and organise and run tournaments. People from all walks of life come together in this space. It is maintained from people's contributions which are voluntary, usually no more than 500 Colombian pesos ($USD 0.15), which is used to maintain the clocks, buy replacements for lost pieces and store the boards and tables.
However, despite this vibrant space that is open to teach people about thinking before acting, it is unclear what will happen to it as Bogotá's historical centre and 7ma become pedestrianised and gentrified. Although the change is welcome and actually quite positive, one can already notice the diminishing activities along it.
So the question remains, what will happen to Adolfo and his tables? To his intervention, which has for so many years encouraged people in the city to stop and venture in to a different form of thought?
Yes, a chessboard has been engraved in to the rock. I swear, I touched it just to make sure. When I saw this, I couldn't help thinking about Bogotá.
Maybe some people might be thinking I'm heading toward a classic example of neo-colonial mentality, suggesting that a Swiss model of public space should be implemented in Bogotá's public space. But no, I am conscious of that reality and even so, I think good ideas should be shared.
The truth is that having walked past the chess players in the 7ma on so many occasions, I would be very sad to see them go. I know there are many benefits resulting from pedestrianising the 7ma in Bogotá, but as a mere observer I had gradually noticed how on the side that had been pedestrianised there were fewer people on the streets, eating, laughing, dancing, drawing, playing. On the other hand, the side that had yet to be pedestrianised was vibrant and packed with people doing all sorts of beautiful and creative things. It seemed to me that the essence of Bogotá´s city centre was being pushed aside a little.
Probably because with pedestrianised spaces comes gentrification, with gentrification comes changes in the market and value of services, with changes in the value of services comes changes in the people who use that space.
And engaging with these two spaces to cherish and encourage the positive aspects of both these spaces….
Re-imagining this space, chess board on the pedestrianised 7ma.
So if we want our cities to teach us about life, to teach our children to have patience in life and think about their actions, chess should be cherished, and so should actions like Adolfo's.
Not only because it provides a space for learning in the city but also because its popularity and positive effects on people is a way of showing city planners about what kind of city Bogotá is, and what kind of city Bogotá (not only the built city but also its people) wants to be. Listening to the people who use and appropriate themselves of its public space should be at the centre of the gentrification process.
I really love this post. It has been a long time since I have read a post about sports and chess is something I have never read about.
yeah, I agree with everything that you said.
Did that chess games begin again?


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I recently got a test film back from the lab. You might wonder why. I shot a test film because my F100 had recently returned from Nikon after having its autofocus recalibrated, after several disappointing rolls returned with strange autofocus errors.
As I considered the 'test film' to be expendable (of course no film ever is, it is a precious, precious thing) I chose a roll of my cheaper film, Agfa Precisa CT100.
On pulling the slides from the box, I was not only pleased with the focus (some of the shots were blurred, but those down to camera shake with ISO 100 film in winter), but the metering seemed to be spot on. I congratulated the F100 for its excellent metering skills. And then I remembered, I had taken my handheld light meter that day on account of the changeable light conditions.
It is often said (usually by digital photographers) that there is little need to bother with a handheld light meter. Their estimation, which I suppose is valid, is that they can fire off a number of bracketed shots, or HDR to get the right exposure.
Perhaps they are right, but I can't help thinking that this mentality is part of the laziness which is creeping into the art of photography, laziness that is part of the ease that digital photography has introduced. After all, isn't the right exposure the right exposure, regardless of what your medium of choice Happens to be? Wouldn't you rather know that your exposure is right so that you can focus on the other elements of your photography; composition, working with your subjects, looking at the natural beauty that you came to capture?
It is also worth stating that while negative film is much more forgiving with blown out highlights, and digital cameras are improving in this regard, they are still more like slide film in their exposure latitude. If you're shooting slide film you gotta nail your exposure, or you're gonna get a muddy shot. With digital you gotta nail your exposure of you're gonna get a blown-out shot. Once they're white, those highlights will never be recovered.
So, I view the handheld light meter as a tool. A tool which can improve my consistency of metering my photos, and give me more creative control of my photography. If you read a book by Ansel Adams , or Bruce Barnbaum , these chaps go into the nuts and bolts of exposure, the zone system, and they understand what they want to create on the page, and the methods they have at their disposal to do it. It's an art, but beneath the surface there is very much a science or craft to photography.
I still maintain that the best way to meter any scene is with a proper handheld light meter. In the right hands, a Sekonic L-758D incident meter and a cheap mechanical camera is all you need to take great photos. Make sure the meter is in the same light as your subject, and take that reading, set your camera to match, and expose the frame.
Selecting a film stock for shooting in the winter is a personal choice. I have shot pastel shaded Kodak and Fujifilm negative films, but found them flat and lifeless. Most negative films need light, and lots of it to really sing. I'm much more interested in slide film with its saturated colours and contrasty punch. The exception to that rule is Kodak Ektar which provides the saturation of slide film with a bit more exposure latitude that slide film.
The film stock in question is AGFA CT Precisa . Wait, I though Agfa stopped making film? You're right! For those in the know, the Afga film is really Fujifilm Provia 100 which didn't pass Fuji's strict quality control measures. It sells for £6 a roll, £4 less than Fuji's Provia 100, which is around the ten pound mark per 36 exposure roll. But you tell me whether you think this produces fine looking results.
The day I took these photos was what I would describe as an ideal day for taking photos. Low light with a warm hue, and patches of cloud to provide local contrast between light and dark. Dark background, subject in the light. It makes for a great look.
The Sekonic L-758D is a dual light meter with both incident and spot metering capabilities. It will work for portraits as well as for landscapes. It also has flash metering capabilities and can be used in the studio and can produce an average meter reading from a number of readings stored in the memory in which ever scene you're metering and the metering mode.
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If I am shooting film, I keep the incident meter bulb retracted as this tends towards over exposing the image, but if you're shooting digital you might do it the other way round.
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When you start out, you might feel a bit like a prick holding up your meter, but you may find after a while that you no longer need to re-meter the scene, that you have a feel for what your setting should be, especially if you shoot one speed film, Ektar 100 in summer, Pro400H (at ISO 200 and metered for the shadows) in winter.
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I just bought Sekonic L758D last week but can not measure in EV mode even follow manual instructions Could you please let me know how to do or fix it.
The best advice I can give is read the instruction manual. These are professional tools with significant functionality, but you will need to read the instructions to get the best out of them, or to even understand how they work.


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Though head coach Dan Mullen has gone through a quiet offeseason when it comes to his coaching staff with the Florida Gators bringing back the same group of coaches they used a year ago, it appears as if there will be a new face in the facility soon. Veteran defensive coach Paul Pasqualoni, who has previously served as head coach at Syracuse (1991-2004) and UConn (2011-13), is expected to join the Gators as a special assistant to Mullen, according to Yahoo Sports' Pete Thamel.
Pasqualoni, 70, comes off a two-year stint as defensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions. He had been a defensive line coach for the Chicago Bears (2014), Houston Texans (2015) and at Boston College (2016-17) after his tenure at UConn came to a close. He also spent two seasons as the Miami Dolphins' defensive coordinator (2008-09) and four years in various roles with the Dallas Cowboys (2005-07, 2010). In all, Pasqualoni has been coaching football uninterrupted since 1972.
His role at Florida will be in an off-field capacity, and it will reunite him with Mullen, who was his graduate assistant at Syracuse in 1998. Pasqualoni will help "the offensive staff break down opposing defenses" while taking a "macro view" of the program alongside Mullen, according to Thamel.
The fact that the Gators are hiring Pasqualoni may speak positively toward the University Athletic Association's financial situation. During a time where athletic departments across the country are canceling sports and asking their coaches to take temporary salary cuts, Florida has done neither while simultaneously adding to Mullen's staff.
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Florida to hire veteran coordinator Garrick McGee as defensive analyst, per report
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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The latest on Connecticut's primary (all times local):
State Sen. Joe Markley has won the Republican party nomination for lieutenant governor.
The 61-year-old conservative lawmaker from Southington was the party's endorsed candidate. He fended off challenges from Jayme Stevenson, the first selectman of Darien, and Erin Stewart, New Britain's 31-year-old mayor.
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Markley was first elected to the General Assembly in 1984, serving one term. He returned to the legislature in 2011.
Known for organizing the 1992 rally to oppose the imposition of a state income tax, Markley has recently turned his attention to fighting any re-introduction of tolls on Connecticut highways.
Markley also has advocated eliminating state's commission on Human Rights and Opportunities and opening up juvenile court proceedings to the public.
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State lawmaker William Tong has won the Democratic nomination for Connecticut attorney general.
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Q: Why can't I get the source file for a resource inside ? I converted a custom (previously working, of course) Ant task of ours from using <zipfileset> as the only way to reuse groups of resources between a <zip> task and our custom task turned out to be to use resource collections. So essentially, instead I now just have <fileset> wrapped by <mappedresources>.
<project name="test" default="installers">
  <target name="installers">
    <union id="common">
      <fileset prefix="." dir="." includes="1"/>
      <mappedresources>
        <fileset dir="." includes="2"/>
        <globmapper from="*" to="3/*"/>
      </mappedresources>
    </union>
    <generate-wix>
      <resources refid="common"/>
    </generate-wix>
  </target>
</project>

The custom task looks like this, omitting all the WiX-specific crap as it's not the problem (or at least it's not the problem right now.)
public class GenerateWixTask extends Task {
    private Resources resources;

    @Override
    public void execute() throws BuildException {
        // omitting root element setup

        Iterator<?> resourceIterator = resources.iterator();
        while (resourceIterator.hasNext()) {
            Resource resource = (Resource) resourceIterator.next();

            // This is the relative path with respect to the WiX install.
            File filePath = new File(resource.getName());
            //String fileName = filePath.getName();

            // This is the file which will be used as the actual data.
            //TODO: How to get this?

            System.out.println("resource: " + resource.getName());
            System.out.println("  which is a " + resource.getClass());
            System.out.println("  name = " + resource.getName());
            System.out.println("  location = " + resource.getLocation());

            FileProvider provider = (FileProvider) resource.as(FileProvider.class);
            if (provider != null) {
                System.out.println("  file = " + provider.getFile());
            }

        }

        // omitting code to write the XML
    }

    public void setResourcesref(Reference resourcesref) {
        createResources().setRefid(resourcesref);
    }

    public Resources createResources() {
        if (resources == null) {
            resources = new Resources();
            resources.setProject(getProject());
        }
        return resources;
    }
}

The output this gives me is as follows:
[generatewix] resource: 1
[generatewix]   which is a class org.apache.tools.ant.types.resources.FileResource
[generatewix]   name = 1
[generatewix]   location =
[generatewix]   file = C:\Data\test\1
[generatewix] resource: 3/2
[generatewix]   which is a class org.apache.tools.ant.types.resources.MappedResource
[generatewix]   name = 3/2
[generatewix]   location =

On reading the source code for MappedResource, FileProvider is handled specially to hide the source file (the comment makes it sound like it's to prevent abuse... I'm not exactly trying to abuse it.) But I do want to find out the path to the file, because I'm writing an XML file for another application to read...
Is there a workaround for this?

A: It's obvious that mapped path can't be source for real File.
And MappedResource is not FileResource.
Try just reading data from getInputStream() and writing it to new path specified by getName().

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- Nov. 17th 2014 12:51 pm PT
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Snapchat today announced a new service, in partnership with mobile-payment service Square, dubbed Snapcash. The new feature allows Snapchat users to quickly and easily send payments to one another. Users can do so by simply swiping right to chat on the main screen in Snapchat and then entering a dollar amount. The money will go directly from one user's bank account to another.
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Snapcash will be available today on Android devices via an update to the Snapchat app. The update will be rolled out to the iOS app soon, according to the company. In order to use Snapcash, you must be 18 or older and located in the United States. Check out a video promoting Snapcash below:
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herb02135go - 8 years ago
Interesting that the app uses the term cash but it doesn't involve cash.
Will the funds really be instantly available? Financial institutions are notorious about holding on to them.
What is the fee for doing this?
chrisl84 - 8 years ago
This will turn sleazy pretty quick…adult star: "snapcash me 5 bucks, and get access to my snapchats for the month"
flaviosuave - 8 years ago
You say that as if it's a bug, not a feature.
Don Horne (@DonHorne) - 8 years ago
Webcam and other independent porn producers are probably all rejoicing this announcement!
Josh O'Steen - 8 years ago
AWESOME!!! i've been looking for an easier way to send myself money from other peoples phones! now all i have to do is take my buddy's phone, open up snapchat, type in a couple benjis, and he's nearly none the wiser.
this is a bold move. snapchat is definitely going to need to tighten up their app access in general. what's stopping me from doing this? or someone doing it to me? if i send money to one person in my contacts, I automatically become an easy target for that person to send fraudulent charges if they have access to my phone. wonderful. coming from the company who just a little over a year ago was dealing with a huge security breach :/ I love square and have no doubt they'll be on top of it, but snapchat? really?!
J.Johnson - 8 years ago
thats technically all you have to from someone's Chase app.
Ray Nothnagel - 8 years ago
Incorrect. Unless they have been logged onto the app in the last 5 minutes or so, the Chase app (and I presume other banking apps) will require your bank account password. Snapchat keeps you signed in all the time.
Nick V - 8 years ago
I hope they finally add support for iPhone 6/6 Plus.
zBrain (@joeregular) - 8 years ago
dumb ad, imo.
I'm sure the fees will be huge!
It would be at least as much as a cash advance.
Ad is beyond stupid.
Mosha - 8 years ago
Delete.
> From there, anytime you type a dollar amount into Snapchat's instant messaging service, the "send" button will turn into a green dollar sign and instantly allow you to send the money.
Holy terrible design decision.
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Tomie dePaola is one of the most popular children's book authors and illustrators of our time and the winner of the 2011 Children's Literature Legacy Award (formerly known as the Laura Ingalls Wilder Award), among other lifetime achievement awards. A Newbery Honor winner, he has written and illustrated a number of books, including Caldecott Honor book Strega Nona and its companions, as well as Oliver Button Is a Sissy; The Legend of Old Befana; The Clown of God; Michael Bird-Boy; Andy, That's My Name; and the New York Times bestseller Quiet. A native of Connecticut, Mr. dePaola studied at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, and now lives in New London, New Hampshire. Visit him online at Tomie.com and TomiesBlog.Blogspot.com.
Tomie dePaola is one of the most popular children's book authors and illustrators of our time and the winner of the 2011 Children's Literature Legacy Award (formerly known as the Laura Ingalls Wilder Award), among other lifetime achievement awards. A Newbery Honor winner, he has written and illustrated a number of books, including Caldecott Honor book Strega Nona and its companions, as well as Oliver Button Is a Sissy; The Legend of Old Befana; The Clown of God; Michael Bird-Boy; Andy, That's My Name; and the New York Times bestseller Quiet. A native of Connecticut, Mr. dePaola studied at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, and now lives in New London, New Hampshire. Visit him online at Tomie.com and TomiesBlog.Blogspot.com. --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.
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Publisher  :  Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers; Reprint edition (23 June 2020)
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Great story and it's so cute!
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This was my favorite book as a child and I was thrilled to see it available. It's such a fun way to teach colors and the importance of treating what you have with respect
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I liked how all the grown-up characters wanted to make Marianna May happy by dying her dresses the different colors so she could do all of her favorite activities and have fun. I would recommend this to anyone of all ages.
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"Tomie dePaola was born in Meriden, Connecticut, in 1934 to a family of Irish and Italian background. By the time he could hold a pencil, he knew what his life's work would be. His determination to create books for children led to a BFA from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, and an MFA from the California College of Arts & Crafts in Oakland, California.
It drove him through the years of teaching, designing greeting cards and stage sets, and painting church murals until 1965, when he illustrated his first children's book, Sound, by Lisa Miller for Coward-McCann. Eventually, freed of other obligations, he plunged full time into both writing and illustrating children's books.
He names Fra Angelico and Giotto, Georges Rouault, and Ben Shahn as major influences on his work, but he soon found his own unique style. His particular way with color, line, detail, and design have earned him many of the most prestigious awards in his field, among them a Caldecott Honor Award for Strega Nona, the Smithsonian Medal from the Smithsonian Institution, the Kerlan Award from the University of Minnesota for his ""singular attainment in children's literature,"" the Catholic Library Association's Regina Medal for his ""continued distinguished contribution,"" and the University of Southern Mississippi Medallion. He was also the 1990 United States nominee for the Hans Christian Andersen Medal for illustration.
Tomie dePaola has published almost 200 children's books in fifteen different countries. He remains one of the most popular creators of books for children, receiving more than 100,000 fan letters each year.
Tomie lives in an interesting house in New Hampshire with his four dogs. His studio is in a large renovated 200-year-old barn.
- He has been published for over 30 years.
- Over 5 million copies of his books have sold worldwide.
- His books have been published in over 15 different countries.
- He receives nearly 100,000 fan letters each year.
Tomie dePaola has received virtually every significant recognition for his books in the children's book world, including:
- Caldecott Honor Award from American Library Association
- Newbery Honor Award from American Library Association
- Smithson Medal from Smithsonian Institution
- USA nominee in illustration for Hans Christian Andersen Medal
- Regina Medal from Catholic Library Association


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Biomedical Optics Design: Software speeds development of biomedical optics
Designing and simulating optical systems for life sciences applications is increasingly easy, thanks to a number of software options.
MIKE MAY, Contributing Editor
Making an optical device work as planned depends on a wide range of features. In the past, engineers often developed new elements from back-of-the-envelope calculations followed by prototyping and testing. That process takes lots of time and resources, plus it depends on uncertainties that often produce a product that fails to meet the desired performance characteristics. Today's way—using optics design software—delivers faster and more accurate calculations and devices that can be simulated in silicon. Today's designers of biomedical optics systems are blessed with an abundance of software options, including offerings from Breault Research Organization (Tucson, AZ) and Synopsys (Mountain View, CA). To learn more about optical design software and the capabilities it offers for life scientists, BioOptics World talked with a professor who teaches tomorrow's optical engineers to use these tools, a programmer who developed a widely used open-source platform, and makers of three commercial packages: Lambda Research's (Littleton, MA) TracePro, Photon Engineering's (Tucson, AZ) FRED Optical Engineering Software, and Zemax's (Redmond, WA) OpticStudio.
Software skills: indispensable
To work in optics, especially in the future, software skills will be indispensable. As José Sasián, professor of optical sciences at the University of Arizona at Tucson, says, "What I tell my students is: When they graduate, you'll be in a meeting room with engineers, and everyone will have a laptop running programs like optics design and MATLAB."
While Sasián points out that "all of the leading programs produce nice graphics," really getting the most from the software "comes from making the time to learn about it." He adds, "Getting the most from a program also requires an understanding of optics and lens design."
Rich Pfisterer of Photon Engineering advises thinking of FRED as a virtual prototyping tool for the development and analysis of hardware systems. "Building hardware takes time and money and can be risky-the system may not work!" he says. "FRED makes it possible to simulate the hardware in software rapidly and accurately, and so it is a cost-effective tool for many biomedical applications developers."
Many optics engineers can benefit from such software because it can be used to design many devices-from endoscopes, microscopes and telescopes to cameras and zoom lenses. "It is essentially solids modeling (that is, computer-aided design) software that can propagate light through an arbitrary 3D physical geometry," says Pfisterer.
As Akash Arora, product manager at Zemax, says, "Our software can be used for almost anything with optics in it." He adds, "We have a customer in almost any industry you can imagine." To add to the list, he mentions contact lenses, retinal research, and laser systems.
Pfisterer notes that users can construct complex optomechanical models using primitive structures (spheres, blocks, pipes, etc.) or imported CAD files developed elsewhere. And light sources of any complexity can be created within the program or imported from manufacturers. Optical properties such as coatings, polarization/birefringence, and scatter can be assigned to structures to simulate such phenomena as the scatter from skin under illumination, fluorescence (including wavelength shift) of biological sample, or thermal emission (e.g., of tissue that has been cooled for surgery). Since the software can model coherent and incoherent light propagation, users can construct accurate models of optical coherence tomography (OCT) systems and perform virtual experiments; combine a laser model with a volume scatter model to simulate a flow cytometry system; or simultaneously model the illumination of a biological sample and the imaging performance of an endoscope.
Analyzing the output
Arora says, "The primary job of the software is to simulate an optical system, so that you don't waste resources prototyping or building it to see how it works." To achieve that, the software must create a system that meets the desired specifications and is insensitive to errors in fabrication.
Once an optics engineer creates the desired system with Zemax's OpticStudio, the software produces a set of descriptions and drawings of the lenses or mirrors, which can be sent to a manufacturer (see Fig. 1). "It looks like a schematic or any mechanical drawings," says Arora. "It calls out the key dimensions and tolerances for the fabrication to work properly."
FIGURE 1. With Zemax's OpticStudio, an engineer can design an optics system, and the software simulates the behavior of the system and prepares output for manufacturing. (Image courtesy of Zemax)
This program can also turn the information into a common computer-aided design (CAD) format that goes directly to a computer numerical control (CNC) machine that makes the optical part. As Arora says, however, "You come up with a system that will meet your goals before you grind a single piece of glass."
To get the most from this software, though, a user with experience in optics gets a huge head start. As Arora says, "Our interface is easy to use, but this software models complex phenomena and having an understanding of light, geometrical ray tracing, and so forth helps out tremendously."
Getting up to speed with this software also depends on the hardware. Most any computer can run OpticStudio. For example, Arora runs it on his Microsoft Surface Pro 3. Still, a machine with more cores runs the program faster. In fact, it's a linear relationship—doubling the cores, for example, doubles the speed. In addition, OpticStudio can take advantage of relatively large computers. The current version can make use of as many as 64 cores. The company did, however, make a special version of the software for a customer who wanted to use 128 cores, and the hardware still provided a linear improvement in speed.
For want-to-be experts on Lambda's TracePro, the company will train you. Mike Gauvin, the company's vice president of sales and marketing, talked to BioOptics World about the software and the classes.
According to Gauvin, TracePro excels in its visual approach and ease of use. He says, "You can quickly sketch optics as surface profiles and interactively ray trace through the sketched optical component to see how light interacts in 2D or 3D." This program will also analyze an optical system for various criteria, such as flux, uniformity, or color. He says, "We've seen designs where a very small change in an optical component doubled the power out of a lens using our optimizers."
To really use the full capabilities of this program, users can take a five-day training course but many users learn the program on their own using Lambda Research's website videos, webinars and online tutorials. The five-day course starts by teaching a user how to get the desired geometry into the program and then add optical properties. As the course goes on, participants learn to optimize elements and systems. In the advanced portions, the course even teaches people to write their own code into the software and shows them how to remove stray light.
When asked who takes these classes, Gauvin says, "Everyone from CAD designers through Ph.D. optical engineers." Of course, the other software developers offer training, too.
Solving your own problems
Paul Lutus started solving his own problems years ago. He designed components for NASA's space shuttle and developed a mathematical model of the solar system that was used in the Viking Mars mission. Then, he switched to computer science, and 11 years ago he wrote OpticalRayTracer.
He says, "I originally wrote it to meet my own needs, but it's now producing substantial academic interest as an educational tool." Better still, it's free (see Fig. 2).
FIGURE 2. Optics design software, such as the free OpticalRayTracer, makes it easy to model reflecting light. (Image courtesy of Paul Lutus)
Lutus first wrote OpticalRayTracer in C++, and it started with a single optical axis. He says, "User-defined lenses had to align with a single light pathway, and only refractive optical elements were allowed—convex and concave." He kept adding features. He also rewrote OpticalRayTracer in Java.
Today, says Lutus, "OpticalRayTracer supports three kinds of optical elements—refractors, reflectors, and absorbers." He adds, "For each surface of these elements, the user can define a numerical curvature, positive or negative, derived from one of four mathematical classes: spherical, parabolic, hyperbolic, and planar." Also, this program now handles complex optical axes. Lutus says, "Both the light paths and the optical elements can be freely positioned and rotated." Moreover, anyone can use this program to learn about optics (see Fig. 3). "The user moves lenses around by dragging with the mouse cursor, and as the lens moves, the traced light rays update interactively," says Lutus.
FIGURE 3. With OpticalRayTracer, users can add and move components and watch the light rays move. (Image courtesy of Paul Lutus)
It's a new world when it comes to designing optics. No one needs to do back-of-the-envelope calculations today. The tools available let you play with all kinds of designs and watch the results unfold in front of you. The options are endless.
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Q: Create view using tables from differing databases on a server I need to create a view that pulls data from multiple databases on a server. I've done this by hard coding the database names (db1.schema.table), but I need it to be more dynamic. This view needs to be available to run on multiple servers that have 1 or more databases. The database and table structures are all the same.
I know I can get the data using a cursor and dynamic SQL, but that does not result in the view I need for reporting in another software program.
If it makes more sense, I want to Union data from the same table in multiple databases into one view, however, the number and name of different databases will be different on different servers. Can this be done without hard coding the views on each server?

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Norene Marie (Lueth) Bell of Portland, Oregon, passed away peacefully in her home on Wednesday, April 3rd at the age of 80. Her loving and vigilant daughter, Tami was at her side during her final breath. Norene was born on September 20th, 1938, in Abbotsford, to Carl and Rene Lueth. She graduated from Hartford Union High School in 1956. In her early years she was active in clubs, organizations and leagues. In later life she was an avid naturalist, hiker and tennis player. She was also a caregiver for young children. She is survived by: her children; Tami (Michael) Ritt of Montana, Michael (Judy) Jensen and Wendy Jensen of Wisconsin, Eric (Jennifer) of Oklahoma and Scott (Laura) Nelson III of Minnesota; 22 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren; and brother Burnell (Marlene) Lueth of Wisconsin. She is preceded in death by her parents and brothers Robert and Dennis Lueth.


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Declo High School is a public high school in Declo, Idaho. It is the second largest high school operated by the Cassia County Joint School District. Declo High School draws students from the cities of Declo and Albion as well as the unincorporated communities of Springdale, View and Unity to the west, Raft River to the east and Jackson to the north.

History
Declo High School's first graduating class graduated in 1927.

The school's colors were green and white until about 1930, when they were changed to orange, black, and white.

Before the spring semester of the 1997–1998 school year, the junior and senior high schools (grades 7 through 12) were taught in a building built in the 1950s in crowded conditions.  When the new building was completed, the high school moved there with grades 9 through 12 and the junior high remained in the older building, with grades 6 through 8.

In 2003, the original one room log school house was relocated in front of the high school and restored.   Declo graduated its first class in 1927.  Originally the schools colors were green and white, but were changed to its present orange and black in the 1930s.  The mascot is a hornet.  The school fight song melds the choruses from "Stars and Stripes Forever" and "Go, Vandals, Go", the fight song of the University of Idaho.

Athletics
Declo High School is classified as a 2A school by the Idaho High School Activities Association. It currently competes in the Canyon Conference within District IV against Wendell High Schools. Due to the conference only having two members.  It competes in men's and women's basketball, volleyball, wrestling, football, softball, golf, cross country and track and field.  Declo High School routinely wins district championships and earns berths to state championship competition in many sports.
The cross country team's shirts in 2011-2012 said "Life is Short, Running Makes it Seem Longer."

State championships
 Football: 2012, 2013, 2017 (2A)
 Men's Basketball: 1998 (A-3), 2003 (3A)
 Women's Basketball: 1990 (2A)
 Wrestling: 1998 (A-3), 2011 (2A), 2012 (2A), 2013 (2A)
 Girls soccer
 Boys soccer

Notable alumni
 Denton Darrington, Class of 1958
 J.R. Simplot, founder of the J. R. Simplot Company
 Kelly Anthon, Class of 1992

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Chronic kovid and monthly injections - the new pharmaceutical affair
The next surprise awaits the many millions who have fallen on a global affair and believed in the common concern of the authorities and the farm for their health. Monthly injection tests begin.
Of course, this is a surprise only for those who are not interested in how the Pharmaceutical industry works, but only buy pills and inject everything it says. Maybe it's no surprise to them either, and they will accept it as calmly as all the actions so far.
But the Farm Cartel does what it always does. Now it has found a new way to hunt people who already have various chronic ailments. One part of the affair was to convince them that these conditions and pre-existing ailments were covids, then an injection was developed and applied. And now comes the next phase - Farma has invented a new concept called 'kovid long hauler'. It combines all these ailments and problems under one roof and offers its own solution - even more injections.
Under this strategy, it does not matter what the true root of each disease is. Those who suffer from chronic fatigue, shortness of breath, arthritis, loss of consciousness, loss of energy and everything else are now referred to as 'long-term fighters'. , only goes away for a while.
In addition to all this, the consequences of a year and a half of hysteria, isolation, stress, fear, for many the situation has worsened immediately after incomprehensible treatment protocols with strong chemicals and lung ventilators. It is a whole set of injuries that a person already had and that he has received as a result of the treatment against 'kovid' with which it was all described. And now all this is called chronic cowardice. So where can you go even further in complete stupidity?
But you can. A British study shows that more than a million people there already suffer from such problems immediately after the 'recovery' from the virus. But that doesn't tell you how many of these problems they had before treatment and what they got out of it - the hysteria collected during the whole hysteria appears here, when nothing was normally diagnosed, because only kovid tests were performed and nothing else existed at all.
Of course, so-called traditional medicine is already rarely able to determine the true causes of a disease. And how can they at all assess the consequences of archery and stress and the damage caused by the atmosphere of constant fear? Nothing can be done - that is why this new term has been introduced, under which all this is being pushed. And now British science lights want to call this whole set the chronic effects of kovid and offer to treat it all with even more vaccines.
Therefore, a new clinical study has been launched in which 40 such chronic 'kovid patients' will receive several additional injections. A British press article on the subject also notes that the Lancet magazine has already published a study showing that more than half of the surveys of more than 900 such newly invented chronic patients initially improved after the first and second injections, but the effect was short-lived.
In other words, the logic of the Farm is that in that case you have to spray even more often and why not every month? And there are already 15 pounds in the pot that it costs, apparently that the country will no longer pay for this monthly vaccine.
Gradually, people are attuned to the real intentions of the Pharma giants - drug dealers give the first doses for free, put people on drug addiction and then they buy the substances themselves. The farm can start harvesting its large meadows and crops - marketing injections against the scourge of previous injections, which will further ruin people's health and so on - is a direct path to the liquidation of society.
And the most tragic thing about it all is that these people will continue to believe to the grave that they are sick and not understand how Farma hides its misery with even more toxic drugs.