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Q: Dual boot two Linux Distros and share /home partition? I already have Windows 10 and Manjaro installed on my system. Recently, something messed up my Manjaro install, and I wanted to also have a more stable OS on there like Elementary OS. Is there any way that I can have Manjaro and Elementary share the Swap, EFI, and Home partitions without deleting or ruining any of my current files? If so, how would I do it? Just turn off formatting of the mentioned partitions and add a Root one?

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Just turn off formatting of the mentioned partitions and add a Root one?

That's pretty much it, yeah. Though there are some caveats:

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*Be sure neither distro leaves the swap partition in a mess for the other to find. Not sure of defaults, but the swap partition can be configured as the storage location for hibernation data. Though worst case is probably just that the swap partition would fail to mount.

*Sharing /home could get messy if you use different versions of the same software under the different distros. Some things could also get confusing if the system-level defaults differ and either are or aren't overridden by the local configs in $HOME. Personally, assuming I had the disk space, I'd create a new home partition, mount the old one somewhere like /old_home or /other_home, and copy/symlink as appropriate, at least for a while. You can always switch around mountpoints later (editing fstab isn't hard).
And of course, insert obligatory reminder to keep backups here.

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I found these used rollerblades for the kids at 5 bucks each. They enjoyed ice-skating so much, I decided to let them give it a try. I was shocked to see how they took to it! This photo shows the Pea's second attempt at rollerblading, and the twins' first attempt. Not only were they able to stay up unassisted but they were shuffling around within five minutes and gliding along -- sort 0f -- within ten.
On a sadder note, today the grandparents returned to England. Lots of tears were shed and the house certainly feels emptier.


What we saw last night was the collective efforts of the least talented political campaign team in US history.
The Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner is the annual event at the Archdiocese of New York where Presidential candidates take time out of their campaigns to make funny, self deprecating speeches during election years.
Donald Trump however, took the opportunity to launch more vitriolic attacks on his opponent Hillary Clinton, misjudging the event as badly as you'd expect from a man who thinks bragging about sexual assault is "locker room banter". While it started well enough, Trump's speech became so bad and so nasty that the audience booed him -- apparently a first in the dinner's history.
"We've learned so much from WikiLeaks," said Trump. "For example, Hillary believes that it is vital to deceive the people by having one public policy and a totally different policy in private."
After the audience booed, Trump went back in for more.
"That's OK, I don't know who they're angry at, Hillary, you or I. For example, here she is tonight, in public, pretending not to hate Catholics."
Clinton's speech on the other hand, was good. It was well delivered, humorous, and self deprecating. She jabbed at Trump, but well within the confines of the tone of the event.
"I have now stood next to Donald Trump for longer than any of his campaign managers," quipped Clinton at one point during the light hearted roast, eliciting much laughter from the audience.
Clearly, Clinton and her team had prepped well for the event and crafted a funny speech that hit the mark far often than not. Clinton's speech was nowhere near as funny as Obama's was in 2012, but it worked and her campaign won't be going into damage control as Trump's undoubtedly is (again).
Obviously neither Clinton or Trump wrote their speeches for the dinner, but the difference between the two was stark -- and for good reason. While Hillary Clinton has some of the smartest people in America working for her, Trump has a team of halfwits trying to manage him, most of whom seem to quit after a few weeks. No one with a modicum of self respect or intelligence would be caught dead working for the Trump presidential campaign over the past few months, so what we saw last night was the collective efforts of the least talented political campaign team in US history. The fact that they even let him go to the memorial dinner is an indictment of just how tone deaf they are. Donald Trump's comedy is evidently as bad as his political campaigning, and he would have been better off staying at home given how badly he's been thrashed by Clinton whenever they are in the same room, and last night was no different.


(Newser) – Users of Apple products had better check their contact lists, because Facebook has flooded some of them with @Facebook email addresses, CNET reports. Seems that Apple's new iOS 6 Facebook integration allows the social media giant to alter address books in your phone or computer without any consent. Worse, people are complaining that emails aren't even ending up in Facebook email boxes. "They've vanished into the ether," writes an Adobe employee on her blog.
Hopefully Facebook will die a painful death. I've never used it but it still annoys the hell out of me. Just today I wanted to comment on an article written in a local paper, but noooo, you had to have a Facebook ID to comment. Why does everyone just assume that everybody has a facebook account? I have my own life to live, I don't care what you are reading, watching, liking, or eating, and I am pretty sure no one cares any of the above about me either. Think for yourself, live your own life and stop being a herd animal. And Twitter is ridiculous too. Do you really need to follow every celebrity out there to know what they are doing and thinking all day? No wonder so many people are unhappy with their own lives, they are too busy trying to live up to everyone else's life.
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The National Nightmare is Over, Disney and Sony Strike a Deal for One More Spider-Man Movie
Posted on September 27, 2019 by Brett
It shouldn't be a surprise to anyone but Disney and Sony have struck a deal to work on one more Spider-Man movie together. The film will be released July 16, 2021 and will most likely pick up where Spider-Man: Far From Home left off.
In 2015 Marvel and Sony entered into a partnership where Marvel would help create Sony's Spider-Man films. The two released Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home together and brought the character into the Marvel Cinematic Universe appearing in Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame.
Marvel's Kevin Feige said:
I am thrilled that Spidey's journey in the MCU will continue, and I and all of us at Marvel Studios are very excited that we get to keep working on it. Spider-Man is a powerful icon and hero whose story crosses all ages and audiences around the globe. He also happens to be the only hero with the superpower to cross cinematic universes, so as Sony continues to develop their own Spidey-verse you never know what surprises the future might hold.
Feige's statement hints that the relationship might see the character continue in the Marvel Cinematic Universe proper as well.
The deal fell apart in August after Disney wanted a bigger piece of the pie and more control over other Spider-Man characters Sony controls.
Both companies have found success with the character who has become important in the MCU and the two films grossed more than the previous Sony Spider-Man films as well as the average solo character Marvel film. Marvel also gets the benefit of merchandising sales of the character.
On average, Sony has just had more success on their own compared to Marvel on their own. When you take out the three Avengers team films, the average Sony live-action Spider-Man film grosses more than Marvel films. Worldwide, Sony sees $803.2 million per film compared to Marvel's $758.6 million (and that includes Marvel's four billion dollar solo films). Domestically, the two are similar with Marvel grossing $309.3 million compared to Sony's $298.7 million. Internationally, Sony wins with $504.5 million to Marvel's $449.3 million. While Sony's average budget is higher, they still have a higher "profit" of $606.2 million compared to Marvel's $586.3 million. The multiplier for Sony is 4.65x on average to Marvel's 4.17x. So, Sony has had success with their films before Marvel ever became involved (just because you didn't like the film doesn't mean it wasn't a success).
Interestingly, the two are stronger together as their joint ventures beat both studios separately. On average the two joint Spider-Man films have earned $355.4 million domestically, $636.1 million internationally, $991.5 million worldwide, $824 million "profit," and a 5.96 multiplier. Sony's original Spider-Man trilogy has still performed better than this third volume which has really seen its success at the international box office.
Sony is in the process of setting up their own cinematic universe involving a sequel to Venom, the upcoming Morbius and more rumored films.
(via The Hollywood Reporter)
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Charlie Mitchell: There will be a smidge of suspense on election day
Charlie Mitchell
October 23, 2018 10:26:32 AM
OXFORD -- Question: What do you call a person with no body and no nose?
Answer: Nobody knows.
If not ask the nearest 8-year-old.
Election day looms for Mississippi and it is a rare one. The state's entire delegation to Congress will be chosen. Nobody knows (sorry), who will win and who will lose but prognostication is great sport.
Will Mike Espy pull off a shocker? Could David Baria ride Espy's coattails in the other race for U.S. Senate? Is it even possible there will be surprises in any of the four U.S. House races?
The answers, in order, are, it's possible, it's not likely and no way.
In 1986, Espy was elected from District 2 as the first African-American member of the U.S House from Mississippi since Reconstruction. His district was contrived under the Voting Rights Act to ramp up minority voter numbers to the point a black person could win, but an interesting trend followed. Mississippi Delta whites became fans of Espy's gentle ways and his effectiveness in supporting the farm economy. Many who had feared him became his biggest fans.
In 1993, Espy was chosen by President Clinton as the first African-American and first Southerner to be Secretary of Agriculture. That went well for two years until Espy was accused of accepting gifts he could have accepted while a member of Congress, but not as a Cabinet officer. Espy resigned, was tried and despite a zealous prosecution costing taxpayers tens of millions, was found innocent. A stain remains, however, and has been exploited by his foes.
Espy's lifelong affiliation as a Democrat, of course, will not appear on the ballot because he is joining others in a special election to fill the two years remaining on the six-year term of former Sen. Thad Cochran.
Another distinction is that unless he, Tobey Bartee (Democrat), Cindy Hyde-Smith (Republican) or Chris McDaniel (Republican) poll more than half the votes cast on Nov. 6, there will be a runoff on Nov. 27. Speculation is that -- strictly determined by who votes -- Espy and Hyde-Smith have the best odds of winning a majority and escaping a runoff.
Bartee is a strong military veteran and nice-enough person, but hasn't been able to mount a statewide campaign and McDaniel has two strikes against him. One is that establishment Republicans boxed him out and the other is that, well, he is who he is.
In one of the best-executed political maneuvers ever, it appears the powers-that-be set up a sequence to marginalize McDaniel, a state senator who had been raising money for a "senate" campaign for months. With the filing deadline looming, McDaniel qualified to face U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker. Conveniently, Cochran's April 1 resignation then followed filing deadline.
That left McDaniel with the choice of continuing to face a well-funded incumbent or go for the "easy pickings" in a special election. He opted for the latter. The next strike came when Gov. Phil Bryant appointed Hyde-Smith to Cochran's post. McDaniel was effectively labeled an opportunist.
The second reality is that McDaniel never sought or gained traction with mainstream conservatives. His appeal is to the extreme right, peppered with talk of slashing spending while boosting the Confederate heritage and the state flag.
Hyde-Smith, also a former state legislator, is running as the annointee of establishment Republicans. Her campaign has consisted of placing a "Trump" sticker on her forehead, which will likely prove sufficient on the first ballot if McDaniel has fallen far enough or, if not, in a one-on-one runoff with Espy if that comes to pass.
Wicker has no negatives except among those turned off by his slavish devotion to the president. But it's not likely that will cause enough voters to swith to his Democratic opponent, Baria, another veteran of the state Legislature. In every objective tally, 65 percent of Mississippians identify as Republican and 35 percent as Democrat. Baria may do better than any recent Democrat seeking a federal post in a statewide election, but 15 points is a high hill to overcome.
The House incumbents are Trent Kelly (Republican) in District 1, Bennie Thompson (Democrat) in District 2 and Steven Palazzo (Republican) in District 4. District 3 voters will be replacing the retiring Gregg Harper, and will most likely do so with another Republican, Michael Guest. No surprises.
It can't be emphasized how much "who votes" will matter. Espy's only hope is to shepherd a big turnout of minority voters plus the state's few white Democrats. Hyde-Smith wins if he doesn't.
Charlie Mitchell is an associate dean of journalism at the University of Mississippi. Email reaches him at [email protected]


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The 460th Air Base Wing's mission is to "Operate Buckley AFB and provide superir support and services to the base operational missinos, to the Front Range Area Defense Community, its families and the retiree community".
The 460th Air Base Wing activated on October 1, 2001, at Buckley AFB, following the 821st Space Group's inactivation.
The history of the 460th Air Base Wing dates back to World war II with the establishment of the 460th Bombardment Group (Heavy) on May 19, 1943, and subsequent activation that July 1.
Key members attended the Army/Air Force Schoool of Applied Tactics in Florida Aug. 23 - Sept. 12, 1943. Meanwhile, remaining group members moved to Kearns AAB, UT, where they were joined by key personnel on September 16. As the group gained more combat crews in early October, it was nicknamed the Black Panther Group. By the end of October, it was moved to Chatham AAF, GA. There it received the new B-2411 aircraft in December and began preparing to relocate overseas.
The group's ground echelon moved to Camp Patrick, VA, in January 1944 and sailed aboard the Liberty Ship Thomas R. Marshall. It arrived in Spinazzola, Italy, on Feb. 11. The air echelon flew the group's aircraft via the southern route and arrived at Spinazzola shortly after teh ground echelon.
The unit enter combat as part of the 15th Air Force, flying its first combat mission March 19, 1944, against the marshalling yards at matkovic, Yugoslavia. It operated primarily as a strategic bombardment organization until April 1945. During that period, it attacked oil refineries, oil storage facilities, aircraft factories, railroad centers, industrial areas and other objectives throughtout Italy, France, Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Austria, Romania, Yugoslavia and Greece.
The group received a distinguished-unit citation for leading a wing formation through adverse weather and heavy enemy fire to attack an airdrome and aircraft facilities in Zwolfaxing, Austria, on July 26, 1944.
It also participated in some interdictory and support missions including the invasion of southern France in August 1944. It hit bridges, viaducts, ammunition dumps, railroads, and other targets to aid in the advance of allied forces in northern Italy flying its last combat mission April 26, 1945.
By June 1945, the group had moved to Trinidad and then to Brazil to support the Air Transport Command in moving re-deployed personnel from Europe to the United States. The goup was deactivaed on september 26, 1945.
Twenty years later, teh 460th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing was organized in february 1966 to control and administer tactical reconnaissance resources in Southeast Asia. Assigned and attached tactical and reconnaissance and tactical electronic warfare squadrons and squadron-sized detachments flew day and night visual, photographic, radar, thermographic, and electronic reconnaisance missions to meet the combat needs of the 2nd Air Division until April 1966 and for the 7th Air Force thereafter. It then divided reconnaissance in Southeast Asia with another wing in September 1966.
In October 1966, it assumed aircraft maintenance responsibility for all U.S. Air Force organizations using Tan Son Nhut AB, South Vietnam. It continued its reconnaissance operations through August 1971 and was inactivated Aug. 31 that year.
Historical Records show the unit was then re-designated as teh 460th Tactical Reconnaissance Group on Sept. 19, 1989, with activation on Oct. 1, also with the 7th Air Force. It was flying the RF-4 reconnaissance aircraft. The unit disbanded when the Air Force eliminated the RF-4 from its inventory. Only a year later, it was inactivated on Oct. 1, 1990 at Taegu AB, South Korea.
By then, the 460th had earned one service streamer, 23 campaign streamer and eight decorations. It also received the Republic of Vietnam's Gallantry Cross with Palm.


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Tragic Details You Missed In Elden Ring
FromSoftware's "Dark Souls" games are known for their cryptic stories. Often dependent on reading item descriptions, doing optional hard-to-find side quests, or simply just looking up some details, the stories in these games are nigh impossible to put together without help. "Elden Ring" is no different than the games to come before it and due to its sheer size is overflowing with stories and lore details tons of players missed their first go around.
The fantasy world of "Elden Ring" is dark and crumbling. You'll meet sad and tragic NPC characters along your quest to seek the titular ring. Many of the stories that intertwine with your character's journey have morbid ends, but if you don't follow a guide, there's a good chance you won't see many of them through to those ends. So take a gander and check out some of the tragic details you missed in "Elden Ring" to see where these most misfortunate questlines lead.
Beware of major spoilers for "Elden Ring" ahead.
Boc the Seamster has an identity crisis
In this hard-to-find questline, players will meet a character born into a tragic fate. Fortunately, you can ensure this heartbreaking quest has a heartwarming ending. You will first find Boc calling to the Tarnished in Limgrave, near a purple Arteria Leaf drop. The NPC explains he is a demi-human with the rare ability to speak and has been ostracized from his community. After finding that nobody will accept him, he ventures back to his home to claim his belongings.
Boc is next found wounded outside the Coastal Cave in Limgrave, where it is explained that he once lived. Beaten and dejected, the character is a sorry sight, but you can help him out. By completing the cave and defeating the Demi-Human Chiefs, you will be rewarded with Boc's sewing needle. After helping him out, you give Boc a new home at Roundtable as your Seamster. Once here, you will be able to speak with him and make choices about how to help Boc come to terms with his identity.
This is one of the few tragic stories in the game that ends optimistically.
You can kill Miriel the Turtle Pope
One of the fan favorite characters in "Elden Ring" is Miriel the Turtle, an unforgettable massive tortoise with a white pointy hat who can be found in the Church of Vows. As Pastor of Vows, Miriel will teach you all kinds of sorceries and incantations. He is friendly, jovial, and helpful, and the fanbase lovingly calls him the Turtle Pope. Despite this, some of these so-called "fans" still decided to see what happens when you kill Miriel.
Despite protestations that his shell is too hard to strike a single blow, Miriel eventually will start taking damage and go down. His drops aren't all too good, though. He will leave a heaping stack of the crafting item Turtle Neck Meat and a unique item called Miriel's Bell Bearing. Sadly, all this bell bearing really does is allow you to buy all the incantations and sorceries you normally would from the Turtle Pope. Ultimately, it's not worth the sadness of having to commit turtle murder.
Blaidd's questline has a tragic ending
You will definitely see wolfman Blaidd in the loading screens of "Elden Ring," but there's a chance you'll never see his tragic story unfold in-game. Blaidd is an NPC who can first be found in the Mistwood Ruins in Limgrave. He will regale you with his tale, informing you that he is a swordsman loyal to the witch Ranni. Blaidd is sworn to serve his mistress in whatever task she desires, and his questline sees you helping the wolf take out some fearsome enemies that stand in their way. Once completed, he will begin reappearing throughout the game (usually along the path to seeing Ranni's ending).
The real tragedy of Blaidd is that he was ultimately appointed by the Two Fingers. As Ranni's quest progresses, she strays further from the Greater Will and the Two Fingers Blaidd develops a beast-like compulsion to kill Ranni. Despite his genuine loyalty and care for her, he realizes that he exists to serve the Greater Will and not Ranni, a truly crushing blow. The final time you encounter him, Blaidd finally looses it and you are forced into a duel with the master swordsman.
Morgott is the saddest boss in Elden Ring
Morgott the Omen King is the boss of Leyndell, Royal Capital. While all the demigods you must face on your journey to fight the Elden Lord are tragic figures, Morgott's story stands out as the saddest. "Elden Ring" Fans on Reddit certainly seem to agree, based on the popularity of a post explaining Morgott's affliction.
Morgott and his twin Mohg are members of the Omen race, which explains their horned appearance. As punishment for their very birth, Omens must be imprisoned. As you'll discover in the game, the sewers underneath Leyndell were Morgott's home for many years. Despite this rejection by the Golden Order, the holy decree that establishes the moral and physical rules of the world, Morgott is the most loyal to the Erdtree of all the demigods.
Ultimately, it is the goal of a Tarnished to burn down the tree and become Elden Lord. While many of his brothers would attempt to defile the tree in search of power, Morgott always upheld his faith despite being excluded from the Erdtree's Grace. This is what makes him the true sad king of Leyndell.
Helping Thops will kill him
The Sorcerer Thops is an NPC found at the Church of Irith in Liurnia of the Lakes. He will politely ask you for a mere ten runes. Give them to him and he will tell you that he is a student at Raya Lucaria Academy. He will then inform you about the Glintstone Keys required to get past the gates. As it turns out, this young sorcerer has lost his way and also covets one himself. The only way to complete his questline is to find an extra Glintstone Key for Thops.
The second Academy Glintstone Key is found inside the dungeon itself, on the Church of the Cuckoo's ceiling. You can give it to Thops, who will return to the Academy. However, you will make a morbid discovery if you try to visit him. The apprentice sorcerer is dead, having returned to a much darker and more dangerous place than when he left (Reddit).
Maybe he was felled by a fellow student gone mad, or perhaps Thops truly wasn't ready for the powerful sorcery that awaited within those books.
The backstory that sets up Elden Ring is a romantic tragedy
It's only after dozens of hours of gameplay that you begin to even start to learn about the backstory in "Elden Ring." To understand much of it you have to get to the ending of the game. Only then will you truly begin to feel George R.R. Martin's influence on an epic backstory including wars, love, bloodlines, death, betrayal — and inappropriate relationships.
A family tragedy on an epic scale sets the stage for the lore of "Elden Ring." In the beginning, Marika was born human, but ascended to Goddess status by becoming the vessel of the Elden Ring. It is said that Marika was born with a male counterpart, named Radagon. In essence, Radagon and Marika are two halves of the same holy entity.
Before he was second Elden Lord, Radagon of the Golden Order was once a fine warrior. He won the favor of Cairn Queen Rennala and the two were married. But after giving birth to three children, Radahn, Rykard, and Ranni, Radagon left Rennala to be with Marika. Between these children and all the offspring of the Goddess Marika, we have a huge family tree making up many of the bosses and important NPCs of the game.
When Marika and Radagon reunite after each having children with separate spouses, they have twin children together. The hint at an incestuous relationship is pretty heavy-handed — and given Martin's previous work in "Game of Thrones," its no surprise to see it pop up here. Both children were afflicted with curses from birth, Malenia with a rotten sickness and Miquella with eternal childhood. Overall, this part of the game's hidden story is equal parts disturbing and tragic.
Millicent experiences a slow painful death
In Caelid, you will meet Millicent, a young cloaked woman who is dying and missing an arm. Millicent is seeking a cure for Scarlet Rot and if you aid in her questline you will be able to see her along that ultimately fatal path. You must also meet Gowry by his shack to begin the quest, leading you to a boss that drops the Unalloyed Golden Needle, an item that will presumably cure Millicent, Once you give it to her, she disappears for a while. You will continue the quest in Altus Plateau, which will eventually lead you to the Haligtree.
As Millicent will explain here, she is an offspring of Melania. Not birthed by traditional means, Millicent was born from Scarlet Rot in some asexual manner. Some players have likened this process to propagating plants, but regardless, this revelation seems to seal Millicent's fate. She was born from the Rot — and to it she shall return. In the end, you get the choice to either fight her (and her sisters) or assist her in a battle against them.
Either way, her time in this world is not long. If you don't kill her, Millicent still pulls out the needle keeping her alive and chooses death for herself.
Family Tragedy at Castle Morne
Castle Morne is located at the southern edges of the continent upon which "Elden Ring" takes place. This was once the place of a great decisive battle, but is now an overrun rampart that hosts another tragic family tale, albeit on a smaller scale than the story of Radagon and Marika. On your way to the castle you are likely to cross paths with Irina, a blind NPC who asks you to take a letter to her father at Castle Morne. Edgar, Irina's father, can be found on a bench in the castle, where he will tell you he cannot return to his daughter until the deadly Leonine Misbegotten no longer terrorizes Morne. So, of course, you must defeat the boss to progress the quest — although now you can summon Edgar to help. Afterwards he will thanks you and announce his plans to return to Irina.
If you revisit her location, though, you will find Edgar with Irina's corpse. He claims he found her like this and killed the bandits who did it, but there is an air of unease that is never quite cleared up. Later in the game you can be invaded by his vengeful phantom, Edgar the Revenger.
Godwyn's head can be found below Stormveil castle… but his body is elsewhere
Stormveil Castle is the first Legacy Dungeon and an early stumbling block in the game, requiring you to face two difficult bosses: Margit the Fell Omen and Godrick the Grafted. Below the dungeon is a hidden underground area that features another boss to fight and a big lore reveal staring you right in the face. But to know what you're looking at though, you'll need to know a good deal about the backstory of the Lands Between.
Godwyn the Golden might the most important "Elden Ring" character who isn't alive when the story takes place — in a sense. Godwyn was the first born son of Marika and Godrick. The last of his bloodline, Godwyn's death more or less coincided with the dark age in which the game takes place. When he died, only his spirit was destroyed, so Godwyn became the first of the undead known as Those Who Live in Death.
After defeating the boss below Stormveil's dungeon, players will find a mass of roots that make up a face. Some fans believe this is Godwyn's face, thanks to a few hints dropped in a dialogue exchange with Sorcerer Rogier. The rest of his body, however, lies much further down. It can be found in Deeproot Depths, shrouded in snakelike roots. The exact details of how the demigod's body became so deformed — and whether or not this tragic figure is awake and aware of his surroundings — are mostly chilling mysteries.
The Jellyfish Spirit Summon has a tragic backstory
One of the best early game Spirit Summons in "Elden Ring" is the Jellyfish. This phantom friend has a lot of HP and does useful poison damage. If you read the item description on the Jellyfish Spirit Ash you can learn that the spirit's true name is Aurelia. "Prone to tears, the jellyfish girl searches for her distant home," reads the description of the tragic lost girl.
But don't fret. You will eventually be able to send her home — at least, for a brief and beautiful moment — in her hidden quest.
Aurelia has a sister that lives in the late game area Stargazer's Ruin, located in Mountaintops of the Giants. The sister will tell you that she promised to take Aurelia stargazing when she turned 14, but she disappeared before that day, leaving her waiting ever since. You can at least give this tragic tale a happy (or at least bittersweet) ending by summoning the Jellyfish Spirit in front of her sister, which will begin a scene in which the two are reunited for one bright night to watch the stars together.


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Alois Carigiet designed over 100 posters, some of which are shown in the graphic arts room. In the foreground: showcase display of bells and trychel from Canton Grison.
Choice of illustrations out of the book "Schellen- Ursli" ("A Bell for Ursli") from Alois Carigiet.
At this place visitors can read books, experience scaling a mountain peak, for example, or the tactile feel of animals' pelts.
Children's portraits done by Emil Brunner in 1943/1944, around the same time as "Schellen- Ursli" ("A Bell for Ursli") was being written and illustrated.


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The meniscus is a c-shaped piece of cartilage that's attached to the knee joint from the shinbone and cushions your joint. Meniscus tears are a common knee condition, especially as we age. There are a number of treatments for a torn meniscus, but often people hear that the only cure is surgery. Here's how the meniscus heals and when surgery may be needed.
Not all meniscus tears require surgery. That said, very few meniscus tears will heal completely without surgery. It's important to understand that not all meniscus tears cause symptoms, and even if a meniscus tear occurs, the symptoms may subside without surgery. In fact, many people have meniscus tears and never even know it.
As we age, the strength of our tissue changes. Just as skin gets wrinkles and hairs turn gray, a meniscus changes over time and gets stiffer and weaker. When people in their forties, fifties, and older sustain a torn meniscus, the meniscus tissue tends to be less healthy and less likely to heal, with or without surgery.
When meniscus tears occur due to age, they are called degenerative meniscus tears and they look frayed. The meniscus tissue shows signs of age. Trying to surgically repair this type of meniscus tear is like trying to sew together frayed fabric – the tissue simply won't hold together.
On the other hand, younger, healthier meniscus tissue, seen in people in their teens and 20s, tends to tear more cleanly. The tissue is rubbery and strong, and when it tears, it tends to do so without the frayed edges. It also tends to tear in a single line rather than in multiple directions. These types of tears may be responsive to a surgical repair.
Even though the meniscus tissue is healthy in younger people, a tear still may not have the ability to heal if it's in the center of the meniscus. This is because the blood supply to the outer edge of the meniscus is good, but little blood gets to the central part. Tears that extend into the center of the meniscus have a poor ability to heal, with or without surgery.
The last important factor to determine if a meniscus tear can heal is if the tear is stable. A partial tear of the meniscus, meaning it doesn't go all the way through the meniscus, is stable. A deeper tear that extends all the way through the meniscus is unstable, and even if there is healthy tissue and a good blood supply, it will be unable to heal. Unstable tears tend to pull apart before any significant healing occurs.
Surgery can be used to stabilize some meniscus tears. If the torn meniscus is healthy tissue with a good blood supply, then surgery to stabilize the tear may allow for healing.
Surgery is generally necessary to repair a torn meniscus only if the tear is unstable, you have healthy meniscus tissue, and the tear is in an area of good blood supply. Your doctor will also take into account your age, your activity level, and any other health issues you may have.
If the tear isn't a good candidate for repair, your doctor may remove the torn portion of the meniscus, called a partial meniscectomy. Less often, a total menisectomy may be performed, in which the entire meniscus is removed.
Many people have meniscus tears that will improve with some simpler treatments. Often, a degenerative meniscus tear will have symptoms that subside over time and never require surgery. Research has also shown that older patients respond well to physical therapy as the first line of treatment for a meniscus tear. If surgery is needed later, the knee will function similarly to how it would have if surgery had been done to begin with.
Labbe, C. Physical Therapy to Treat Torn Meniscus Comparable to Surgery for Many Patients. National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases. Published August 1, 2013.
Mordecai SC, Al-Hadithy N, Ware HE, Gupte CM. Treatment of meniscal tears: An evidence based approach. World Journal of Orthopedics. 2014;5(3):233-241. doi:10.5312/wjo.v5.i3.233.
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What is true of me might be true of you as well. Your story might be different in its details, but you have been dwelling in the House of the Lord your entire life. In fact, I know that at least a couple of our members were on the cradle roll of Central Woodward when we were in Detroit. Of course, going to church and dwelling in God's presence might not be the same thing, but it is a start!
Ours is an embodied faith. It's tied to place and space. We are followers of Jesus, whom the Gospel of John reveals is the Word of God in the flesh (John 1:1-14). He died on a cross in Jerusalem and was resurrected the third day. As John tells the story, Thomas put his fingers in Jesus' wounds. That is the confession of the Gospels.
But we can also go back further in time, to our Jewish roots. Judaism is also an embodied faith. For Jews the land is important. While the Temple may no longer exist, it remains part of their memory. Here in Psalm 84 we are reminded of the importance of the Temple as a witness to God's presence with God's creation.
There is a growing trend for people to describe themselves as "spiritual but not religious." Such people may believe in God and even revere Jesus. Some might even affirm his divinity. However, they don't see much value in so-called "institutional religion." I understand why people are moving in this direction. The church is not a perfect embodiment of the Gospel. While I understand the concern, I still believe we're better off being "spiritual and religious." While the church at large has its drawbacks, I believe that our connection to God through Jesus is best facilitated within a community that treasures and passes on the traditions of the faith from one generation to the next. We may adjust our beliefs over time, but they need to be rooted in something beyond ourselves. We Disciples consider ourselves to be rooted in Scripture, especially the New Testament. We trace our spiritual ancestry back through Paul and the Twelve to Jesus, and then to prophets, to Moses and to Abraham and Sarah. Their embodied witness is the foundation for who we are as Christians who are invited to dwell in the presence of God.
We have been spending time this summer in the Psalms, and this morning we bring that journey to a close. Early on in this journey we sang one of the "Songs of Zion," the songs that pilgrims may have sung as they journeyed to Jerusalem. We heard the call to march to Zion, "the beautiful city of God." Psalm 84, like Psalm 48 is one of the "Songs of Zion." It begins with the words: "how lovely is your dwelling place, O Lord of hosts! The Hebrew word that is translated as "hosts" is "Sabaoth," which can be translated as armies. In other words, we have been invited to envision God surrounded by a mighty army, ready to defend the house of God. The psalmist gives voice to the human desire to find security in the presence of God, a presence that is symbolized by the Temple, the House of God.
For much of Israel's experience, it's been a nomadic people. This was symbolized by the Tabernacle, the Tent that contained the Ark of the Covenant, you know the one featured in Raiders of the Lost Ark. Things changed as the monarchy took hold, and Solomon decided to build a permanent structure to house the Ark, the seat of God's presence on earth. Now that the time of wandering was over, they could put down roots and make a home.
Two weeks back Brett and I became nomads for a few days. We drove some 2300 miles across the country to California in his 2005 Ford Focus. You might say that we were pilgrims looking for a homeland in Claremont. By the time we arrived a week ago this past Thursday, Brett was ready to settle in, to make a home. Even though we had a lot of work ahead of us, Brett was ready to put down roots, at least for a while. After all, a home is where the heart is!
When Solomon dedicated the Temple, which was the house he built for the Lord, he acknowledged that "heaven and earth cannot contain you, much less this house that I have built!" But, Solomon prayed that God's "eyes may be open night and day toward this house, the place of which you said, 'My name shall be there,' that you may heed the prayer that your servant prays toward this place." (1 Kings 8:27-30).
It's good to remember that God doesn't literally dwell in houses made by human hands. Not Solomon's Temple; not Central Woodward Christian Church. No building can contain God, but there are places that help us focus our attention on God's presence. When we find ourselves in these sacred spaces, we can say with the Psalmist: "Happy are those who live in your house, ever singing your praise" (vs. 4).
There is a word that describes this sacred reality. That word is sacrament. The Temple was a sacramental place, which helped reveal God's presence in the world. For us as Christians, we might not have a Temple, per se, but there are places and visible actions that serve to embody God's grace and presence to us. These become, spiritually, our true home.
For instance, we come regularly to what forms the centerpiece of any real home: a table. But for us, this is the Lord's Table, where we eat and drink with Christ and one another as a sign of our belonging. ["The Book of Psalms," NIB, 4:1015].
When we gather at the Table of the Lord, in this place, it is a sign of belonging. We declare every time we gather that this is the Lord's Table and it is open to all. When the Psalmist speaks of being a doorkeeper in the house of God, I'm going to interpret this as a call to welcome everyone into this house, not put up barriers, so that everyone can experience God's presence.
The Lord's Table is a place where we meet Jesus, our savior. It's also a place where we meet with one another, sharing in the life of faith. This is what it means, I think to be "spiritual and religious." Being a Christian is not a solo act! It's not a do-it-yourself kind of faith.
We may not feel connected to God or each other every time we gather at the Table, but the Table is a sign of God's ongoing presence in the World. While we might not feel that presence all the time, there may be times and places where we feel especially connected to God's presence. The words "thin places" are often used to describe this experience.
I experienced one of those "thin places" when I was in England during my last sabbatical. I experienced a sense of awe as I wandered through the cathedrals of Salisbury and St. Paul's, London, as well as Bath Abbey. These are magnificent structures that bear witness to God's presence. But, the place and time where I most experienced God's presence was during Evensong at Christ Church Cathedral in Oxford. This is a relatively small cathedral, but I was moved spiritually as the men and boys choir sang the service. During this rather simple service I felt that tingle of God's presence in my body. I felt overwhelmed by God's grace as I joined in worship in the same space where John Locke is buried and John and Charles Wesley were ordained. Yes, we may feel God's presence out in nature, but there is something especially powerful about being in a sacred space that bears witness to God's ongoing presence in the world.


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Q: Radius of convergence from recurrence with variable coefficients I am solving via power series the ivp
$$y'-2xy=0,\quad y(1)=2.$$
The "solution" is
$$y(x)=2\left(1+2(x-1)+3(x-1)^2+\frac{10}{3}(x-1)^3+\frac{19}{6}(x-1)^4+\frac{26}{10}(x-1)^5+\cdots\right)$$
with coefficients generated by the recurrence:
$$(n+1)a_{n+1}-2a_{n-1}-2a_n=0,\quad n>0$$
or,
$$a_{n+1}=\frac{2(a_n+a_{n-1})}{n+1}.$$
Due to the variable coefficient I'm not sure how to determine the radius of convergence from the recurrence.  My naive attempt was to use
$$\frac{a_{n+1}}{a_n}=\frac{2\left(1+\frac{a_{n-1}}{a_n}\right)}{n+1}$$
and assume that
$$\lim_{n\to\infty}\left|\frac{a_{n+1}}{a_n}\right|=R,\quad 0<R<\infty$$
to obtain a contradiction indicating that the radius is either 0 or infinite, but that is not very helpful.  The generating function methods don't seem particularly helpful, but I'm quite likely wrong about that. I know that the solution (valid for all $x$) is $$y(x)=2\mathrm{e}^{x^2-1}.$$
Question: How would one obtain the radius of convergence of this series from the recurrence.  As an aside are there any general methods that might indicate that the radius is greater than zero?

A: All $a_n$ are $>0$. From $a_{n+1}\sim{2\over n+1}a_{n-1}$ we see that we gain a factor $\sim{2\over n}$ in two steps. This observation leads to the claim  that
$$a_n\leq{4^n\over\sqrt{n!}}\qquad(n\geq1)\ .\tag{1}$$
Proof. The statement is true for $n=1$ and $n=2$, by inspection. Assume that it holds for $n-1$ and $n$. Then
$$\eqalign{a_{n+1}&\leq{2\over n+1}\left({4^n\over\sqrt{n!}}+{4^{n-1}\over\sqrt{(n-1)!}}\right)\leq
{2\over \sqrt{n(n+1)}}\left({4^n\over\sqrt{(n-1)!}}+{4^n\over\sqrt{(n-1)!}}\right)\cr  &={4^{n+1}\over\sqrt{(n+1)!}}\ .\cr}$$
Using $(1)$ and, e.g., Stirlings fomula it is then easy to show that
$$\rho=\limsup_{n\to\infty}{1\over|a_n|}=\infty\ .$$
As to your second question: The standard proof of Picard's theorem in a complex analysis setting shows that the solution is analytic in a neighborhood of $1\in{\mathbb C}$.


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WATCH: Jenson Button's Incredible Bongo-Playing skills
Ryan Ashenhurst
Witnessing Jenson Button playing percussion whilst off his tits is a beautiful thing to behold. The Brit was cheerful after a short final Grand Prix and the adeptness he displays on the bongo shows the precision a Formula One driver needs to have in his locker.
In case you missed it last night.. Jenson on percussion ???? ••••• #jensonbutton #formula1 #formulaone #abudhabigrandprix #abudhabi #uae #dubai #mydubai #myuae #amberlounge #dubailife #dubailifestyle #celebrity #dxb
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Amazing! Jenson Button's final race in F1 offered no justice to what has been a gigantic commitment from the Brit, who has driven in F1 for most of his adult life. After his early retirement from the race, Button said,
"I enjoyed today massively – the race was short but I enjoyed everything else. It's been a rollercoaster ride through the years. People say it's so sad I didn't get another high but it's not, I'm happy.
I was really emotional before I got in the car – it was such a special atmosphere to have the whole team and all my friends and family cheer me on my way into the garage. I'm just glad I was wearing my sunglasses at that moment…
I'm very content with all I've achieved in my career. Now, it's done. I live in the moment, though, and tonight's going to be a helluva lot of fun!
It doesn't change anything with my feelings on ending my career, I'm very content with what I achieved. I really don't know what the problem was. Something failed on the car, which never happens to us.
It did today, of all days."
– Jenson Button
ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES – NOVEMBER 27: Jenson Button of Great Britain and McLaren Honda in the garage before the Abu Dhabi Formula One Grand Prix at Yas Marina Circuit on November 27, 2016 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images)
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Elon Musk Is Going to Trial Over Bad 'Pedo Guy' Tweet
Catie Keck
Image: Jae C. Hong (AP)
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is set to head to trial later this year over a series of bad tweets in which he described a diver as "pedo guy" after the man criticized his plan for saving a young soccer team trapped in a cave system in Thailand.
The news comes after Vernon Unsworth—who helped in the rescue effort to free the boys from the Tham Luang Nang Non cave system last summer—filed a defamation suit in September over Musk's repeated claims that the diver was a pedophile. In December, lawyers for Musk filed a motion to have the lawsuit dismissed, arguing that "over-the-top insults are not statements of fact."
That motion was denied by U.S. District Judge Stephen V. Wilson, the Verge reported Friday, in part because of the way that Musk communicated the assertion, both on Twitter as well as in emails to BuzzFeed News.
Wilson determined that given "the totality of the circumstances—including the general context of Defendant's statements, the specific context of the statements, and the statements' susceptibility of being proved true or false—a reasonable factfinder could easily conclude that Defendant's statements, as pleaded in the Complaint, implied assertions of objective fact."
A spokesperson for Tesla did not immediately return a request for comment.
This fiasco began last summer after Musk became involved in the harrowing effort to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach from the cave system in Thailand. Unsworth called Musk's apparent involvement with the effort a "PR stunt" and claimed the billionaire's divisive miniature submarine concept had "absolutely no chance of working." In a bizarre and seemingly baseless string of since-deleted tweets, Musk then accused the diver of being a pedophile—a claim he would continue to double down on over the course of months.
"Never saw this British expat guy who lives in Thailand (sus) at any point when we were in the caves," he tweeted in July. In a follow-up tweet, Musk referred to Unsworth as "pedo guy" before later tweeting: "Bet ya a signed dollar it's true."
In a series of emails to BuzzFeed News in September, Musk told the outlet to "call people you know in Thailand, find out what's actually going on and stop defending child rapists, you fucking asshole."
"He's an old, single white guy from England who's been traveling to or living in Thailand for 30 to 40 years, mostly Pattaya Beach, until moving to Chiang Rai for a child bride who was about 12 years old at the time," Musk continued. Lawyers for Unsworth have strongly denied all of the allegations, and Musk himself claimed his "pedo guy" comments "were spoken in anger" following the diver's criticism.
A trial is scheduled for October 22.


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Since differences in promotion opportunities may contribute to long term differences in earnings, it is often of interest to determine whether men and women or whites and minorities are promoted at different rates. There are many legitimate factors that can contribute to differences in rates of promotion including education, performance reviews, duration of employment, time in the job, exempt/nonexempt status, part-time/full-time status, and experience. In cases where promotions are not explicitly identified in the data, we incorporate raises, advancement in pay grades and in job titles to identify them in the data. Not only can this type of analysis identify discrepancies, it can provide a guideline to improve promotions decision-making.
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Der Sumpf-Schachtelhalm (Equisetum palustre) ist eine Pflanzenart aus der Gattung der Schachtelhalme (Equisetum) innerhalb der Familie der Schachtelhalmgewächse (Equisetaceae).

Beschreibung und Ökologie

Der Sumpf-Schachtelhalm ist eine ausdauernde krautige Pflanze und erreicht Wuchshöhen von 10 bis 60, selten bis 100 Zentimetern. Die Rhizome dieses Geophyten reichen über einen Meter tief in den Boden.

Die sterilen und fertilen (sporangientragenden) Sprosse sind gleich gestaltet, immer grasgrün und erscheinen zur gleichen Zeit. Der glatte bis leicht raue Stängel weist einen Durchmesser von bis zu 4 Millimetern auf und ist deutlich gerippt. Die Verzweigung ist quirlig und reichlich. Die Seitenäste sind kräftig, besitzen vier bis fünf (selten sieben) Rippen. Das untere Internodium ist bei ihnen kürzer als die Stängelscheide. Diesen Unterschied zum Acker-Schachtelhalm hat schon Caspar Bauhin (1560–1624) gekannt. Er unterschied Equisetum arvense, longioribus setis (lat.: mit längeren Ästen) von Equisetum palustre, brevioribus setis (lat.: mit kürzeren Ästen). Die Zentralhöhle des Stängels nimmt ein Achtel bis ein Drittel des Durchmessers ein. Die Stängelblattscheiden sind zur Spitze hin nicht oder kaum erweitert. Die vier bis zwölf Zähne sind bleibend, haben einen breiten weißen Hautrand und sind kürzer als die Scheidenröhre.

Die Sporangienähre ist stumpf und weist Längen von 10 bis 30 Millimetern auf. Die Sporen reifen von Juni bis September.

Der Sumpf-Schachtelhalm besitzt einen diploiden Chromosomensatz mit einer Chromosomenzahl 2n = 216.

Vorkommen
Der Sumpf-Schachtelhalm ist zirkumpolar verbreitet in den subozeanischen Bereichen der meridionalen bis borealen Zone. Er kommt in Eurasien und in Nordamerika vor. In Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz ist der Sumpf-Schachtelhalm verbreitet bis häufig.

Der Sumpf-Schachtelhalm wächst in nassen Wiesen, Flachmooren, an Ufern und in Verlandungsbereichen. Er kommt in Gesellschaften der Ordnung Molinietalia, der Klasse Scheuchzerio-Caricetea oder des Verbands Calthion vor. Er steigt bis in Höhenlagen von etwa 1600 Metern auf. In den Allgäuer Alpen steigt er in Bayern am Schrecksee und im Tiroler Teil am Hahnenkamm bei Reutte bis in eine Höhenlage von 1800 Meter auf. Er kommt in der collinen bis in die subalpine Höhenstufe vor.

Die ökologischen Zeigerwerte nach Landolt et al. 2010 sind in der Schweiz: Feuchtezahl F = 4+w+ (nass aber stark wechselnd), Lichtzahl L = 4 (hell), Reaktionszahl R = 3 (Schwach sauer bis neutral), Temperaturzahl T = 3 (montan), Nährstoffzahl N = 2 (nährstoffarm), Kontinentalitätszahl K = 3 (subozeanisch bis subkontinental).

Taxonomie
Die Erstveröffentlichung von Equisetum palustre erfolgte 1753 durch Carl von Linné in Species Plantarum Tomus II, S. 1061.

Giftigkeit
Der Sumpf-Schachtelhalm ist aufgrund seiner Inhaltsstoffe für Weidevieh giftig.
Für die Giftwirkung sind hauptsächlich zwei Inhaltsstoffe verantwortlich: Erstens eine Thiaminase, die das Vitamin B1 zerstört und vor allem auf Pferde giftig wirkt und ein Taumeln der Tiere auslöst. Zweitens das Piperidin-Alkaloid Palustrin (0,01–0,3 %), das auch im Heu über Jahre hinweg erhalten bleibt und das bei Rindern zur Abnahme des Milchertrags und zu Lähmungserscheinungen führt.

Beim Menschen sind keine Vergiftungen bekannt; trotzdem sollte der Sumpf-Schachtelhalm nicht in Tee-Mischungen enthalten sein. Auch Nikotin ist in Pflanzenteilen enthalten.

Trivialnamen
Für den Sumpf-Schachtelhalm oder Duwock bestehen bzw. bestanden auch die weiteren deutschsprachigen Trivialnamen: Dunop (Hamburg), Duub (Holstein), Duvub (Holstein), Duwak (Mark Brandenburg), Duwenwocke (Hannover, Waldeck, mittelniederdeutsch), Duwenwopp (Pommern), Duwick (Mecklenburg), Duwock (Norddeutschland, mittelniederdeutsch, neuniederdeutsch), Duwocken (Norddeutschland, mittelniederdeutsch, neuniederdeutsch), Duwub (Holstein), Entenfleit (Altmark), Kattenstirt (Mecklenburg), Kattstert (Pommern), Katzenstert (Mark Brandenburg), Kohdoot (Norddithmarschen, Unterweser), Pferdeschwanz (Thüringen), Pip`nstül (Altmark), Rugen (Mecklenburg) und Rugstirt (Mecklenburg).

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Weblinks

 Verbreitung auf der Nordhalbkugel aus: Eric Hultén, Magnus Fries: Atlas of North European vascular plants. 1986, ISBN 3-87429-263-0 bei Den virtuella floran. (schwedisch)
 Thomas Meyer: Schachtelhalm  Datenblatt mit Bestimmungsschlüssel und Fotos bei Flora-de: Flora von Deutschland (alter Name der Webseite: Blumen in Schwaben).

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Who doesn't love quaint towns?? If you are in Italy or traveling there anytime soon, this list is a keeper. You will feel blessed to be in a country with so many varied choices of charming towns. Although this list is not exhaustive, it certainly includes many of my favorites. I will keep adding more to this list as and when I can. If you have any favorites, feel free to share more small towns in Italy.
Now I now that Perugia is not really a small town but it isn't a big city as Rome either. I love the cosiness this town brings with it's annual chocolate and jazz festivals. Perugia is still quite unknown to a first time Italy traveler so take a chance next time you are in Italy and visit it. This town has a medieval piazza that will give Game of Thrones a run for it's money. I hope it never gets run down by mass tourism and selfie sellers.
Deep in the green heart of Italy and quite close to Perugia is Montegiove-another small town with an ancient castle, a single Bar and a historic convent of La Scarzuola. Need I say more?? For more details check this. The small towns in Italy list gets more interesting no??
Gubbio is a strange and charming town that belongs to the Pre Roman era. It has gothic architecture and a beautifully preserved Roman theatre at the entrance. Although slightly difficult to access as other towns in Umbria, there are regular buses to reach Gubbio from Perugia and the region of Marche. There is no train station.
Tuscany has a special magic to it and there are countless towns in the region. Monteriggioni is one such town, off the beaten track from the usual towns of Pisa, Siena, Montepulciano, Volterra that most travelers visit. This Tuscan town is walled and has an old world feel with its small piazza.
Liguria is filled with colored houses and a stunning expanse of the Ligurian sea. Now I know it is getting extremely popular because of the Cinque Terre, but travelers often overlook it's neighbor Portovenere. This gem of a town is close to easy to reach by bus. It has a stupendous sea view, an old castle and history from the times of Lord Byron. Check here to know more.
This town deserves attention! Seriously! Only 30 minutes from the under appreciated city of Trieste, Muggia is precious. It has small yatches and Venetian architecture. The boats that clung to the harbor gave me an inkling of an Enid Blyton adventure.
A town every chocolate lover must visit! Situated in the diverse region of Sicily that puts the rest of the country's diversity into perspective, Modica is almost tourist free (as of May 2015). The locals are usually home by 8 p.m. so it's fun to wander the streets by yourself.
Another small town in Italy that needs attention from is Scicli. It is so quaint and forlorn that you could cry! It has ancient cave dwellings and crude cliffs and you might not see women at all! Men hang out at the piazza as women stay confined to their homes to gossip and cook (so I am told).
Probably everyone's favorite because of its colorful vibe, Burano is only half an hour from Venice. It is famous for handmade lace and bussola (a kind of a biscuit). According to legend, the island was colored since many centuries for fishermen to find their way in the fog.
Perched on a hill top and filled with white lanes and maze like streets, Locorotondo will outsmart every other town you visit in Puglia. Make sure you have its local wine and visit the nearby olive groves and trulli homes in Alberobello. This small town in Italy will charm you!
Most excellent, I'm saving these recommendations, I haven't been to any of these yet – that is, any but Muggia which is a big surprise on this list. It lies on Slovenian-Italian border, has a Slovenian name 'Milje' and so far I've only passed it by. I'm glad that it made such an impression that you included it here!
I hope so as well. And to one day reach Sicily! I can leave here my favourite Italian towns so far, not in specific order: Pitigliano, Sovana, Orvieto, Porto Ercole, Talamone, Lucca, Pienza, Tivoli, Volterra, Capalbio – because it's my new home town. 🙂 I might make a post with my list. Thank you for the idea!
And I don't know Fiesole. 🙂 Everything around and above Firenze is still waiting.
Handy list for future travels. I'd also recommend Feltre, north of Belluno in the foothills of the Alps. One of my aunts married a man from there and I went to visit his family on my first overseas trip as a young backpacker with a Eurail Youthpass and not much of a clue. That was many many years ago but I am sure it is still a lovely town.
Thanks so much Pedrol. Have you been to any of these?
I was there in October! I hope to come back next year!
Thanks for the list! We loved Locorotando! You are correct, this town surprised us with it's beauty!
Thanks so much for enjoying it 🙂 Indeed. I too did.
Fantastic post! I have only been to one of those — Monteriggioni. <3 Love that sweet little town. Benfatto, Cara!
Thanks so much cara :* it is a beautiful town. Grazie!
What a wonderful collection of photographs for a wonder grouping of towns to visit. I have followed your blog and will keep these in mind for my next visit.
Thanks so much 🙂 I hope you enjoy visiting these towns as much as I did!
Thank you Lyn.. true… I want to go to several of those Tuscan gems near Lucca next.
Thanks for this. So far, I've only been to, although we liked Lido almost as much, with it's beach so close to Venice proper.
I echo the others – how did you pick just 10! Wow – great discipline! I love that you've picked so many off the main tourism tracks. I'd like to add towns that some people may avoid because of the recent earthquake activity but hopefully will not permanently avoid like Norcia, Camerino, Tolentino, Cingoli, Sarnano, Macerata, Ascoli Piceno. The Le Marche region has been my biggest surprise and delight.
Thanks for the lovely post, Ishita!
It's so great that you chose these off-the-beaten-path destinations: in Italy we just have TO MUCH STUFF and lots of beautiful towns are sadly overlooked.
If you're into medieval towns, I would suggest the walled cities of Cittadella and Montagnana (near Padua) or San Leo and Urbino (natal town of Raphael and seat of the Montefeltro family, in Le Marche). In the neighborhood there's also Gradara, which is famous among Dante's readers for Paolo and Francesca's love story (they were put in the Inferno, if you're familiar with La Divina Commedia).
Too many little jems to see in a lifetime, TOO MANY!!
A great list Ishita, and a few there I haven't visited so must put them on the list.Lots of lovely towns around Umbria, but Perugia is rather a large town or is it a city? We stayed in Spello last time, a gorgeous little place to add to the list.
Absolutely Francesca. I was a bit confused about Perugia being a town or a city but went ahead and added.. it's very special to me since it was my first town abroad that I traveled solo. Spello for next time!
Perugia also has some great Italian courses for 'stranieri'.A great city to study in.
Ah, lovely! I have been to a number of these, but got some more ideas now!
I am glad I could give some 😉 any more from your side? I have another list coming up next month.
Have you ever been to a strange little hamlet on the Piano Grande, Casteluccio?
Haha I know what you mean. It is so so lovely.
Great post! Thanks! We have only been to two of them: Perugia and Locorotondo and loved both of them.
Thanks George 🙂 I know you love Puglia!
Awesome list Ishita!!! Gotta agree with all of these but Perugia was a real surprise!
Thanks a lot 🙂 haha. It is special to me because it is my first town as a solo traveler.
Ah you went to La Scarizola – we did not realise that we had to phone in advance, and then it was too late to go back……next time.
Is the 'Piazza Grande' photograph take at Gubbio? If so, I want to go.
You have me planning my next trip. I am very very busy at the moment, hence not a lot of activity on here.
These are beautiful pictures. That colorful city is awesome.
<3 thanks babe. I try but not just yet 😉 Thank u!
Oh no 🙁 It is so beautiful maybe it is meant to be at the right time (give it at least 2 nights) 🙂 Thank you!
I am taking you have stayed in the place ??
Great post! Amazing towns and beautiful pics, and Gubbio is on the list, it is less than 20km away from Costacciaro where my family (at least on my father's side) hails from! Very cool!!
Thanks Tony. Gubbio is such an interesting town really .. Only a few months before you are finally there!
Thanks so much 🙂 I haven't yet. I think Tuscany gets its fair share of attention so il probably keep it to the last. Haha. But noted!
Thanks for sharing this list! I'll definitely use it the next time I travel to Italy. I also found Pienza very charming and lovely, have you been?
This post is brilliant! There is so much more to Italy than just the main destinations!
Thanks a lot Eva. Grazie.. any towns from your side to add to the list?
Volterra is already on the list. I will 😉 grazie!
We must have missed the delights of Muggia. We called in there on our way to Croatia and couldn't wait to get out.
I would add Orvieto and Spello.
Yay!! That is the best part.. Recently a fellow blogger who has been following me since years went to Muggia. It is one of these lists I made.


, 1428–71, English nobleman, called the Kingmaker. Through his grandfather, Ralph Neville, 1st earl of Westmorland, he had connections with the house of Lancaster; he was also the nephew of Cecily Neville, wife of Richard, duke of York.
..... Click the link for more information. , won the first battle of St. Albans (1455), in which Somerset was killed. After this victory York once more became protector, but by 1456 the queen's faction had regained power. Forced to flee to Ireland in 1459, York returned after the victory of his supporters at Northampton (1460) and for the first time laid claim to the throne. A compromise was arranged by which York was recognized as protector and heir apparent to the throne, but Margaret (whose own son had thus been disinherited) gathered her forces and defeated the Yorkists at the battle of Wakefield, in which York was slain. His son, Edward of York, however, was to secure the throne as Edward IV.
See E. F. Jacob, The Fifteenth Century (1961).
HAPPENED ON THIS DAY 1499: Perkin Warbeck, the Flemish imposter claiming to be Richard, Duke of York, was hanged at the Tower of London.
ON THIS Nostalgia DAY ON THIS DAY 1499: Perkin Warbeck, the Flemish imposter claiming to be Richard, Duke of York, was hanged at the Tower of London.
The Duke of Clarence, third surviving son of Richard, Duke of York, sadly doesn't survive the play.
Cicely Neville stood out, firstly because she was the youngest of her father's 22 children and secondly because the Nevilles were gritty Lancastrian northern-border warlords and Cicely married Richard, Duke of York.
1483: The date on which the two young PRINCE'S, nthe uncrowned Edward V and his brother Richard, Duke of York, are believed to have been murdered in the Tower of London.
That same year Henry VI suffered a mental collapse before his son was born, and thus the king's cousin Richard, Duke of York, became protector of the realm.
She married Richard, Duke of York, whom she had known from childhood at Raby and was the mother of two English kings - Edward IV and Richard III.
1460: Lancastrian forces inflicted a crushing defeat on a heavily outnumbered Yorkist army at the Battle of Wakefield, killing their leader Richard, Duke of York - though the Yorkists would recover to win the decisive Battle of Towton just three months later.
Add to this the presence of a great nobleman and potential heir in Richard, Duke of York (141160), who staged both coups d'etat and persistently stopped his monarch from ruling, and any king might have faltered.
The Act of Settlement signed by King Henry VI in October 1460 transferred the right of succession to Richard, Duke of York, and his heirs.
Richard, Duke of York, never "got his act together" and perished miserably in a battle he should not have fought.


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Equalities and engagement
Active Travel 2015
Consultation document
Active Travel Route Maps (PDF)
Existing Routes Map Statement
In September 2014, the Welsh Government introduced the Active Travel (Wales) Act 2013 which makes it a legal requirement for local authorities in Wales to map and plan for suitable routes for active travel within certain settlements in the county borough, as specified by the Welsh Government.
Active Travel means walking and cycling for everyday short-distance journeys, such as journeys to school, work, or for access to shops or services. Active travel does not include journeys purely made for recreation or social reasons.
The first stage of the act requires local authorities to produce 'existing routes maps' that have to be submitted to the Welsh Government by 22 January 2016. The maps are used to show existing routes in the borough that the council consider suitable for active travel by the Welsh Government standards.
Bridgend County Borough Council would like you to share your views on active travel routes that you use, and which routes you would might like to see developed in the future.
This consultation period will begin on the 2 July 2015 and close the 23 October 2015. You can respond or ask further questions in the following ways:
Communications, Marketing and Engagement
Email: Consultation@bridgend.gov.uk
Website: Online response form
Address: Civic Offices, Angel Street, Cardiff, CF31 4WB.
The schedule of public meetings.
Trecco Bay Holiday Village 18 September 10:00 - 16:00
Grand Pavilion, Porthcawl
24 September 16:00 - 18:00
Broom Wagon Cafe, Porthcawl 2 October 10:00 - 13:00
Grand Pavilion, Porthcawl 2 October 14:00 - 16:00
Tesco Extra, Bridgend 5 October 10:00 - 15:00
Porthcawl Town Centre 14 - 15 October 10:00 - 15:00
Projected timetable for procedure and proposal implementation:
The consultation timetable.
Consultation period where we welcome your views and observations on the proposal. 2 July 2015 - 23 October 2015
Consultation report January 2016
Exisiting route map submission to Welsh Government 22 January 2016


Many people believe that once they have implemented their LMS/LCMS that everyone will come running to use the system. Nothing could be farther than the truth.
Worse they assume that if it is "mandatory" everyone is going to access it because it is required. Thus creating a marketing strategy while you are working on/implementing your LMS is essential to build an audience and expand for future growth.
Identify what channels of distribution you are going to use to get the messages out – will it be e-mail, the intranet (if you have one), a newsletter, flyers going to different sites (if applicable), word of mouth via ILT, social media, or a combination of these channels?
Identify (if applicable) who else is going to be involved at the high level with your campaign. Do you need to have the green light and review by your marketing or PR dept (if applicable)? Does the CEO or whomever you report directly to, need to see any message before going out? Do you need to identify other stakeholders that you may need assistance from – over the campaign, say department heads or key people you can count on. Who is your stakeholder in IS/IT and HR? You will need them to get the data – employees – first, last name and email addresses in a file, if you go on at a minimum with e-mail. You want to know this ahead of time, rather than in the process, so that you can focus on what has to be achieved.
Create a process of what you are going to do, when it launches and definitely, pre-launch. You want to build excitement for it. You love it, so sell it!!
Many Training professionals – management or otherwise, believe that everyone is going to open and read their e-mail, because after all, this is exciting stuff and will benefit all employees.
What can you do to increase people to read your e-mails?
Create a "teaser" in the subject line – You actually see teasers all the time when you are watching a newscast. They will pitch that xyz story is next and then if you are interested, you wait. Sometimes it is not next, yet you will still wait. A teaser's goal is to grab your attention. Teasers can be very effective in advertising and marketing, even using social media and a viral campaign.
Identify with short words, why they should open up your e-mail. Value, benefit to themselves – their job role, professional growth, whatever will help. Identify upcoming features – one that really hits home to people, to have them open it up.
Create messages that target a specific audience at your company, and do it often. Maybe you have courses that will benefit administration assistants, but you do not want to send out an entire company message. Thus, you craft it just for that audience, list why – courses, content and send it.
Utilize propaganda techniques. I have a list of them as a separate page, under my Essentials category. Advertisers use propaganda techniques all the time, actually every day you see any advertising. They are extremely effective.
How do you know how many people are actually opening up your e-mail, reading or scanning it and going to the LMS or some other site for more information? Unless your IS/IT department has integrated such a system and gives or provides you access you don't.
What I do is use an online e-mail marketing program/site. My favorite is Constant Contact, but you can use whomever you want.
I can see who has opened their e-mail, immediately after sending it or over any dates, etc.
I love it when people say that x number of employees are using their system. How do they actually know that? Oh, wait everyone got a user name and password, thus everyone must be using the system. Huh, that is not it? Oh wait, we see that everyone has gone into the system and used it, yeah that is how we know. Sure.
Mandatory – You send out an email with the person's user name and password and assume people are going to go into the system. Wrong.
If you see the common trend of people accessing less than five times over the a period of a month or two, or that they haven't accessed since you sent them the user name or password, or haven't accessed in a long time, then you cannot state that everyone is using the system. What you should say, is – "marketing campaign – message".
Realize that if it is not mandatory, that end users may not spend thousands of times in there or access every course, or on the courses they do, do not spend hours in each course. The value of e-learning is enabling people to bounce around and go to the area of the course or courses they want to focus on. Thus look for trends, which will help you with your marketing. If over a month, no one is accessing your proprietary course on xyz, create a survey (actually for marketing purposes) and find out why and take that reason or reasons and craft a message. Or craft a message and get it to the those folks. You see this often, with off the shelf, that you might think is awesome, but no one else does.
Are great. If they are crafted correctly and do not appear to the end user that they are actually giant marketing pieces. You would be surprised how many people who get "newsletters" in the e-mail accounts, and subscribed to them, have no idea it is really a giant marketing piece to get them to the site. Oh, and they use teasers too.
I love to toss in some great stories about "value" "benefit" "upcoming courses – that tie to the various angles that will motivate people to use the system. I include data or information that provides real valuable information to my readers. Thus, it creates a more "informational" piece, rather than "marketing". Include a free LMS guide or a drawing or incorporate some employee news – company info to add additional value, if you so choose.
Drawings i.e giveaways work, as long as you did it sparingly and not every week. Even if it is a $25 gift card, people will enter. But add a tie into your system- maybe access x times over the month and use various courses.
Provide courses beyond proprietary. Off the shelf can provide real value to your employees, enhance their skills and professional/personal growth. Some great off the shelf content are courses by vendors who offer such titles as Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc., with basic, intermediate and advanced levels. You want something interactive, with the course's look and feel mimicking the solution. Maybe offer a language course or other skills – perhaps proofreading or typing.
Identify a theme for your campaign and stay on message and task. You can have multiple themes for various campaigns, but having multiple themes for one campaign is not a good idea. People will get confused.
They are your best friend. Find people at various levels – by department, job role, management, regular employees, part time whatever, that use the system and love it. Seek people who see real benefit to it, value, use it often – like it and can state why. People who can help you sell it to other people to access. People love to see folks just like them, stating how much they love the system. Thus, if you have an admin assistant who loves the system for x, y or z, then this testimonial should be sent to other admin assistants. Of course, you can include it in any bigger campaign to.
With a LMS, people are very concerned about – time, navigation and difficulty, so find end users that found it "easy to use", "quick to get access to courses, etc.," "navigation friendly", "great experience", "not difficult, even people who have zero or limited tech skills".
Do not call it that when sending out any marketing message or messages in general to your employees. People have no idea on what that is, and you will spend unnecessary amounts of time, explaining it. Nor do you call it a "Learning Management System", again, same issue.
Create a name for it, "WidgetWorld Learning Community", "Widget College", "Widget Campus", whatever. Stay with it though, some people create a logo too and colors. Even better. Even even better, is to create a url with your name it in. When you create your domain, you can set it up on your side, to mask the actual url of the LMS site. So people type in – http://www.widgetcollege.com, and have no idea that the actual domain is http://www.weisslms.com/widgetworld. Not all vendors offer this, so it is always a good idea, if you want to go this route to see if they can or do.
BTW, when pitching your "new name" to people outside of typical e-mail or social media or whatever messages, i.e. via word of mouth at a meeting, stick with the name. Rather than, LMS. You can explain what is in it, and what it does, but avoid the term. Trust me, it confuses people and will only add a headache you do not need.
Do not get discouraged when you launch your LMS and your campaign does not see a mass number of learners into the system. If you can get a penetration rate of 30-50% for the initial run, you are achieving success. Granted, we would all love 100%, but unless your company is 50 people or less, that might be an unattainable goal.
Some campaigns will work, others will not, thus always keep data and track it. I always created a three year plan for a a LMS, which is a realistic time table, to identify costs, future needs and penetration rate projections, along with projected number of employees. Realize you are in it for the long haul and it will not be an immediate everyone is coming and will use this. This is especially important, when selling it to executive level and/or senior management.
A LMS is a consistent cost increment, and from a non-customer standpoint, not a revenue generator – unless you charge your own employees. So having a game plan is essential, so when your CEO or COO wants to know why 100% of people are not constantly using the system, you have the plan in place and can be ready to back it.


ROCK ON Huge stone structures found throughout Europe spread out in three waves starting as early as 6,800 years ago, a new study finds. This stone grave on Sardinia in Italy dates to around 5,000 years ago.
A second type of megalith gained widespread popularity between about 6,000 and 5,500 years ago, Schulz Paulsson finds. Thousands of "passage graves," consisting of a narrow stone passage connected to one or more burial chambers covered in earth or stone, were built at sites along coasts of Portugal, Spain, Ireland, England, Scotland and France. Sea voyagers plying established trade routes must have linked those areas and led to a major change in burial practices, signified by the proliferation of passage graves, Schulz Paulsson says.
Editor's note: This story was updated February 14, 2019, to correct when passage graves appeared in Scandinavia. They appeared in that region only during the third wave of the spread of megaliths, not earlier.
B. Schulz Paulsson. Radiocarbon dates and Bayesian modeling support maritime diffusion model for megaliths in Europe. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Published online the week of February 11, 2019. doi:10.1073/pnas.1813268116.
B. Bower. Herders, not farmers, built Stonehenge. Science News Online, September 6, 2012.


If you fancy a drive out - you'll find this lovely little railway in West Lancashire.
West Lancashire Light Railway is is a short 2ft-gauge passenger line and features locomotives, wagons and other equipment from long-gone industrial sites in Lancashire, other parts of the UK and overseas.
They hold special event days, including Easter Egg hunts, galas, teddy bears' outings and Santa specials.
Although there is no coffee, you can still buy a hot drink and on special events they have food available, but if you're peckish Booths supermarket cafe is just around the corner.
Sundays and Bank Holidays between April and October. For special events check the website.
The first train is 11.30am then every 20 minutes with the last train at 4.30pm.


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Groundwater quality declines in Ernakulum due to coastal erosion: study
A study by JNU researchers shows that shoreline changes between 1971 and 2007 affected groundwater quality in wells from 27 sites
By DTE Staff
Last Updated: Wednesday 31 October 2018
More than 80 per cent of Ernakulam's coast is eroding. Credit: Wikimedia Commons
According to a new study, seawater intrusion into groundwater aquifers, especially along the coastal areas of Ernakulam district in Kerala, is possibly harming the quality of groundwater. A team of researchers from the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in New Delhi said that this can be a cause of concern even though water is still potable and can be used for irrigation in most coastal sites.
Researchers wanted to study the changes caused by sea level rise on groundwater quality and hence analysed the change in sea level and shoreline along the coast of Ernakulam district.
After compiling tide gauge data (a monthly measure of mean sea level) from Kochi between 1971 and 2007, and assessing satellite imagery between 2002 and 2012, the researchers noticed that the sea level in Enakulum is rising at 1.8 millimetres per year and that around 30 kilometres of the shoreline—more than 80 per cent of Ernakulam's coast—is eroding.
Between 1990 and 2016, 45 per cent of Kerala's coastline was eroded. Apart from natural factors such as wave action, wind action, storms, anthropogenic factors such as construction and mining are also contributing to the erosions.
Published recently in the Journal of Climate Change, the study said that shoreline changes affected groundwater quality in wells from 27 sites from South Vypeen on the coast to Muvattupuzha further inland.
Water in wells in Chellanam was high on salinity and Edavanakkad and Pallipuram showed high alkalinity, also a sign of saltwater intrusion. The study shows that low-lying areas are at higher risk and advised regulating construction and excessive extraction of groundwater if possible.
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Groundwater Groundwater Regulation Salinity ernakulum Sea Level Rise Water India Kerala
Arsenic in groundwater
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Incessant erosion of high tidal mudflats in the northern Gulf of Khambhat
Coastal infrastructure: a typology for the next century of adaptation to sea-level rise
Global estimate of submarine groundwater discharge based on an observationally constrained radium isotope model


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is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Yasunori Mitsunaga. It has been serialized in Kodansha's shōnen manga magazine Monthly Shōnen Sirius since September 2019.

Publication
Written and illustrated by Yasunori Mitsunaga, Time Stop Hero started in Kodansha's shōnen manga magazine Monthly Shōnen Sirius on September 26, 2019. Kodansha has collected its chapters into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was released on January 9, 2020. As of January 6, 2023, eleven volumes have been released.

In North America, the manga has been licensed for English release by Seven Seas Entertainment.

Volume list

See also
 Princess Resurrection, another manga series by the same author
 Avarth, another manga series by the same author
 Isekai Sniper wa Onna Senshi no Mofumofu Pet, another manga series by the same author

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Isekai anime and manga
Kodansha manga
Seven Seas Entertainment titles
Shōnen manga