Few of the events of Hamlet are foreshadowed in a straightforward way, which is striking because in Shakespeare's tragedies, and especially in the tragedies which have a supernatural element (like the Ghost in Hamlet), the play's climactic events are usually foreshadowed or even prophesied. The absence of foreshadowing helps create the sense that in Hamlet certainty is hard to come by, and it also raises the dramatic tension. Hamlet spends much of the play trying to decide whether or not to kill either himself or Claudius: if either of these deaths were explicitly foreshadowed, Hamlet's deliberations would be less momentous.
Claudius's death is partially foreshadowed by the Ghost. The Ghost is recognised by Barnardo as a "portentous figure" (I.i.), and Horatio agrees that it "bodes some strange eruption" (I.i.), but none of the characters who witness the Ghost in the opening scene are certain about what its appearance means. Hamlet, by contrast, jumps to the conclusion that the Ghost's appearance indicates "foul play" (I.ii.) before he has even seen it, which may indicate the Ghost's accusation that Claudius murdered Hamlet's father is all in Hamlet's head. Whether or not the Ghost's story is a hallucination of Hamlet's, Hamlet himself doubts whether the ghost is "an honest ghost" (I.iv). It could also be said that the Ghost does not foreshadow Claudius's murder so much as cause it, so the exact relationship between the Ghost's appearance and Claudius's death is hard to pin down: the ghost's appearance is part foreshadowing, part cause, and part red herring. In Hamlet, even messages from beyond the grave are hard to interpret and harder still to trust.
Horatio warns Hamlet that the Ghost "might deprive your sovereignty of reason/And draw you into madness" (I.iv.). The Ghost itself instructs Hamlet: "Taint not thy mind" (I.v.). These warnings foreshadow Hamlet's descent into madness. However, as always in Hamlet, we see a further layer of complexity to the question of Hamlet's madness. After his encounter with the Ghost, Hamlet tells Horatio that he may "put an antic disposition on" (I.v.), that is, pretend to be mad. The play therefore sets up two different ways to understand Hamlet's increasingly erratic behavior: as the real madness predicted by the Ghost and Horatio, or as the "antic disposition" mentioned by Hamlet. This uncertainty makes Hamlet's character ultimately mysterious.
Hamlet's murder of Polonius is foreshadowed when Polonius tells the assembled court that he acted at university: "I did enact Julius Caesar. I was killed i' th' Capitol. Brutus killed me" (III.ii.). Shakespeare's Julius Caesar was written at the same time as Hamlet, and very likely the actors who played Polonius and Hamlet in Hamlet would have played Caesar and Brutus in Julius Caesar. Contemporary audiences would have recognised the actors, and may have taken this line as a hint that Polonius faces the same end as Caesar. Even if audiences aren't familiar with the actors or the plot of the play, Polonius's line introduces the idea of the character being killed by a confidant. The foreshadowing of Polonius's murder raises the tension in the scene which follows: Hamlet behaves more erratically than ever, and we realize that his behaviour may for the first time in the play have real consequences.


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Secure Code Reviews within System Architecture & Applications
Code review is an important aspect of computer program and application development, the process may involve only the members of the code developing team or in some instances they may decide to bring in a third party to conduct the review. Introducing a security analyst from outside the team commonly used in cases complex codes that are meant to hold confidential information maybe for a company or the government, a relatively simpler code meant for leisure and basic user interaction maybe effectively developed and reviewed by the same team before they ship it to the end users..
Programmers have their different ways and styles of coding which makes code review, a major nesssecity in identifying major issues and strings of bad code that might cause failure or malfunction. The reviewer should have the intense knowledge and understanding of the code as they are supposed to test and report on the security of high risk codes which will include managing of a user interface, password authentication and authorization, account management and also accessibility control, In cases where the codes are supposed to hold confidential information the reviewer should ensure a thorough security plumbing is conducted so as the completely shield the code form injection attacks. .
The architecture of a code should always include a written and published security policy that will cover the code and also include a risk analysis documentation which can then be scrutinized by the reviewer for the purpose of ensuring effective analysis. There should also be a list of security regulations which should be complemented by a list of assumptions and conditions that were used in the process developing the list of regulations'. The reviewer uses this to try and break into the code by conducting a manual review assuming the capacity of a potential sophisticated end user and this way he identifies the weaknesses and the strongholds of the code. .
Once the review is done, all the technical and code issues are then reported to the developing team which will either choose to adapt the recommendations of the reviewer or decide to improve the code using their way. In my conclusion I would advocate for every code developer or team of developers should consider a conducting a code review everytime they develop something new as this will help them ship the best codes and also save them on time and money that would be used in restructuring of the code incase they publish it and it fails.

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Jean-Marc Tisserant est un écrivain français né le  à Sallanches et mort à Paris le .

Biographie

Œuvres
 L'Humus l'hymen, ill. de Gérard Titus-Carmel, Montpellier, France, Éditions Fata Morgana, 1973, 114 p.
 Gérard Titus-Carmel ou Le procès du modèle, Paris, France, Éditions SMI, coll. « opsis », 1974, 115 p.
 La Nuit du peyotl, Paris, Éditions de La Différence, coll. « La fêlure », 1980, 137 p.  - rééd. 2005
 La Constellation du chien, Paris, Éditions de La Différence, coll. « Littérature », 1984, 115 p.
 Le Charme d'Eden : mélanges mystiques, Paris, Éditions de La Différence, coll. « Littérature », 1986, 190 p.
 Le Rêve d'Odilon, Paris, Éditions de La Différence, coll. « Littérature », 1987, 185 p.
 Le Dernier Ego à Paris, Paris, Éditions de La Différence, coll. « Littérature », 1989, 205 p.
 Trois fantômes, Paris, Éditions de La Différence, coll. « Littérature », 1990, 104 p.
 Terrenoire, Paris, Éditions de La Différence, coll. « Littérature », 1994, 217 p.
 La Guirlande de Kâlî, Paris, Éditions Trédaniel, 1998,  282 p.
 Les Fils de la veuve, Paris, Éditions de La Différence, coll. « Littérature », , 287 p.

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Écrivain français du XXe siècle
Écrivain français du XXIe siècle
Romancier français du XXe siècle
Nouvelliste français du XXe siècle
Naissance à Sallanches
Naissance en octobre 1942
Décès en avril 2006
Décès dans le 20e arrondissement de Paris
Décès à 63 ans

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Panic disorder: talk and pills effective
People with a panic disorder benefit most from a combination of cognitive behavioural therapy (talk) and antidepressants (pills). Many people with a panic disorder avoid places or situations that could cause the next panic attack; this is also known as agoraphobia. The combined treatment works better for people with a panic disorder and moderate or severe agoraphobia than the two separate forms of treatment. These are the findings of a study by psychologist Franske van Apeldoorn from the University Medical Center Groningen. 'The combined treatment lasted a year; after nine months the medication was gradually reduced to zero', says Van Apeldoorn. She will be awarded a PhD by the University of Groningen on 4 November.
These findings could represent an important contribution to the treatment of people with a panic disorder with or without agoraphobia. Van Apeldoorn: 'If people do not seek help for a panic disorder, it can develop into a chronic condition. Some people suffer in silence for years.'
An estimated 3.8% of people suffer from a panic disorder at some point in their lives. 'A panic attack is a particularly unpleasant experience', Van Apeldoorn explains. 'A person suddenly, and without clear cause, becomes afraid. The fear then quickly builds up and reaches a peak. The physical symptoms can be heart palpitations, shaking, dizziness, hyperventilation and tightness in the chest.' People who suffer from a panic attack usually think that something really bad is going to happen such as a heart attack, losing control or going mad. Between the panic attacks they therefore become more afraid of the next attack, or its effects.
Combined treatment
'People are often treated with antidepressants, what is known as an SSRI, or with cognitive behavioural therapy, and sometimes with both. We have now compared these three treatments in a single study, and we also looked at the consequences for the long term', says Van Apeldoorn. Antidepressants, cognitive behavioural therapy and the combination of both were all effective in the treatment of a panic disorder with or without agoraphobia. The most significant benefit that Van Apeldoorn found was that people with moderate or severe agoraphobia improved faster when they received the combined treatment. 'With these people the number of panic attacks decreased quicker if they received the combined treatment compared with pills or talk alone.'
The patients in the study received individual cognitive behavioural therapy. This focuses on examining whether the person's fear is based on a realistic expectation. 'People with a panic disorder are scared of what is happening in their bodies during an attack. They think, for example, that dizziness means "danger" and predicts a "disaster" such as fainting', says Van Apeldoorn. 'In cognitive behavioural therapy exercises are used to produce the physical sensations. This allows them to discover that the sensations are a product of fear and panic, and are harmless. People also learn how to examine and change their own interpretations or cognitions. They then practise by seeking out situations and places that they would formerly have avoided.'
Discontinuation
Once people with a panic disorder are symptom-free, they and their doctors are sometimes reticent about discontinuing the antidepressants because they are worried that the symptoms will return. This worry, however, seems to be unfounded. 'The positive effects could still be seen a year after the behavioural therapy had been completed and the antidepressants discontinued. This treatment therefore proves to have a lasting effect', says Van Apeldoorn. She has also looked at the cost, and found that behavioural therapy and the combined treatment were more cost-effective than antidepressants alone. Van Apeldoorn: 'I would argue for – more than is now the case – sufficient availability of cognitive behavioural therapy for people with a panic disorder. For people with moderate and severe agoraphobia in particular, this is an essential part of the treatment.'
Franske van Apeldoorn (Groningen, 1973) studied Psychology at the University of Groningen. She works as a researcher and clinical psychologist at the Department of Psychiatry in the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG). Her research was supervised by Professor J.A. den Boer, Dr W.J.P.J. van Hout and Dr P.P.A. Mersch. The title of Van Apeldoorn's thesis is 'The treatment of panic disorder; psycotherapy, pharmacotherapy, or the two combined?'
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Although, he adds, it's hard to know in advance what to measure.
Todd Brun's statement sums up the problem with an AI in the future knowing how to monitor changes it can make to its own past (along with humanity itself).
The morals behind the show Travelers are well-worn: can you trust a machine to save the world? The show introduces this problem right away, the first traveler chooses not to carry out the mission, instead deciding to go to war against the machine. So now who do you trust? This first traveler obviously represents a bug in the programming--can this AI correct itself by being reprogrammed? That's what the good guys (who are they?) end up doing, maybe.
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In all the so-called resolutions proposed there not involving traveling somewhere else i.e. 'parallel universes', it's assumed either CTC's are possible (requiring GR to be fully self-consistent - it aint), or restrict to very simple quantum interactions where degrees of freedom are at the binary level. Try transporting even one complex molecule say a protein, and watch the argument fall apart. Further, such simple scenarios neglect that the mere presence of even one particle from the future will gravitationally effect it's surroundings. Unavoidably then altering the future state of the universe. All still bunkum.
Similar to pure mathematics, time-travel constructs do not entail being application-based to begin with. They fall somewhere on a spectrum between a professional study of a particular class of abstractions (or the problems they output) to recreational physics.
It might be unusual, however, that Seth Loyd and related teams managed to set-up lab simulations of his model. (But not being a necessity of such conceptual activity doesn't preclude the potential of either that or full-blown "testable" occurring). David Deutsch could even be an outright realist, due to an intermittent history of railing against the lingering influences of positivism or anti-realism, instrumentalism, etc. But his personal philosophical stances don't formally elevate "time-travel" intellection beyond its native range of "from serious to recreational investigation of an abstract / speculative territory in physics", to a literal pursuit of a substantiated object slash affair.
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My favourite time-travel story is "The Time-Machine." A scientist's wife is killed so he builds a time-Machine. He traverses time to save her, only for her to be killed a short time after. Every time the scientist saves his wife, she soon dies shortly afterwards in a different manner. Distraught and in need of answers the scientist travels into the future when he meets a Morlock who explains how his wife's death was the inspiration for his time machine. Had she not died, he would not have built the time machine. Cause and effect...
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Rrrrright. Needed to do a fair amount of mental language translation there. So ok if theoretical scenarios with severe restrictions imposed produce interesting/novel results, keeping these bods locked away in labs thus off the streets is probably a good thing.
There is though a fundamental philosophical flaw in all such schemes imo. Attempting to devise 'safe' particularly simple situations that notionally avoid inconsistencies, requires ignoring that a more 'realistic' example - employing the same time-travel 'technology' - say transporting a free-will agent back in time to e.g. murder his/her younger self, should also be possible. Since the latter is a 'logical' extension of that TT 'technology', but is manifestly self-contradictory, the 'technology' itself cannot really exist.
Unless one introduces a mysterious entity known as 'Fate' that always intervenes to thwart free-will. But let's leave mysticism & Hollywood out of it.
Bottom line; one counterexample is enough to kill the whole idea. Future Grandpa's (funny how sexist bias never has a future Grandma example) need have no fear of death via homicidal time-travelers.
You mean the re-worked version of the H.G. Wells novel, which has only a slight resemblance to the original story?
The past does not exist
Right. I recommend the "ALMA" thread on alternate. page #35 the universe has moved on through time, there is no past universe now. The past is empty. Even if we could reconstruct past events, stuff now, it would not be the past, happening again. it would be a new now.
Stories are great, entertainment, it used to be talking snakes, now it is other past unrealistic scripts. .
nebel, Apr 11, 2018
The original novel of Wells' may at least be the granddaddy of a machine being involved, if not *time-travel* itself. Might also have been the first introduction in a fictional work of the view of time as a fourth dimension. Gets obscured by his socio-political allegory, which was the actual centerpiece.
Corey S Powell: Other late-19th-century mathematicians began to imagine the fourth dimension as something far more familiar: the passage of time. The pages of *Nature* and other scientific journals featured speculations about a four-dimensional amalgam of the three-dimensions of space along with an additional dimension of time. These notions eventually received a concrete mathematical treatment in Einstein's general theory of relativity, which enabled physicists to reclaim higher dimensions from the spiritualists. Long before then, though, they left their own imprint on popular culture. H G Wells took note of the idea of a temporal fourth dimension when setting the stage for the Time Traveller's journey in his novella *The Time Machine* (1895). --The Occult Roots Of Higher Dimensional Research In Physics
HG Wells: "Clearly," the Time Traveller proceeded, "any real body must have extension in four directions: it must have Length, Breadth, Thickness, and—Duration. But through a natural infirmity of the flesh, which I will explain to you in a moment, we incline to overlook this fact. There are really four dimensions, three which we call the three planes of Space, and a fourth, Time. There is, however, a tendency to draw an unreal distinction between the former three dimensions and the latter, because it happens that our consciousness moves intermittently in one direction along the latter from the beginning to the end of our lives." http://www.gutenberg.org/files/35/35-h/35-h.htm
And of course, a concept that was seemingly unavoidable for Wells, if time-travel was to be proposed, period. Even if there had been a precursor of possibilism (aka GBU) available back then, that view wouldn't feature a future to transit rapidly through / to. Aside from current, radical alternatives like Julian Barbour's temporal eliminativism not existing, either, such could hardly sport "time-travel" when there is no modifier like that for "travel". (Later on Barbour occasionally started referring to the "snapshots" as differences rather than changes. The latter could be confused with the sequence of occurring changes that replace / annihilate each other in the naïve realism of presentism; wherein inter-consistency and regulatory coherence of the content from one obliteration of the universe to the next are apparently magically maintained.)
Past may not exist but the past data is not lost. The past data is stored as a memory in the present.
Sorry, but did we mention "Time Tunnel" yet?
Srsly?
Your age is showing...
Simple. The PAST did exist
It just does not exist in our current NOW and never will again
"Quantum Leap" involved time travel, I think. Never could watch an entire show. And the Goddidit ending sealed the tomb.
Here is what gets me about the whole time-travel thing.
Everyone gets into a time machine, they go back in time, do whatever, etc etc... cool.
Problem is, that PERSON isn't going back in time, the universe is. You are still moving through time normally... unless you want to back a few thousand years when your atoms were scattered around in random places... at which point the universe wouldn't be going back in time, only you would be...
Think about how complicated it would be to move the UNIVERSE back in time.
Personally, I don't think it is possible. Best thing we got is relativity.
And if we're talking about going back to a random past (so some random variable), then I'd just consider that multi-verse hopping.
Yes. Even if you did reverse time, you would still be moving through it.
BTW, if you are looking for a movie (low budget)... Primer is a really good one, as well as Time Lapse... both very interesting takes. Last I checked, they were on netflix (awhile ago though...)
Problem is, that PERSON isn't going back in time, the universe is. You are still moving through time normally...
BTW, the Ozzies made "All You Zombies" into a movie, "Predestination". I was pleased with the result.


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2018 marks Call of Duty's return to the Black Ops sub-franchise with developer Treyarch back at the helm. Widely considered the 'A team,' fans have waited three years for Treyarch's next title and it's finally here. Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 brings back the team's signature map design and balancing, but with a few new risky twists. Abandoning series conventions like a single player campaign and regenerating health, Black Ops 4 aims to deliver a radical shakeup. With a new battle royale mode, the largest Zombies experience yet and revamped multiplayer, does Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 change the game or should it have stayed classified?
Though Black Ops 4 does not feature a campaign, it does feature a short story designed to better tie the stories of Black Ops 2 and Black Ops 3 together. Taking place in the near future, the story follows the formation of the Specialists. While it's neat to get details about six of the characters we played as in Black Ops 3 along with four newcomers, the story isn't particularly interesting or fun to play. It mainly consists of training missions followed by a traditional multiplayer match with AI allies and enemies. It's disappointing there isn't a single player campaign, especially considering, aside from Black Ops 3, the Treyarch games typically have some of the best campaigns in the series.
Instead, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 leans heavily on its multiplayer and co-op modes. It is a multiplayer-only game, which means that its survival relies entirely on the amount and quality of content on offer. The competitive multiplayer that Call of Duty revolutionized back in 2007 hasn't changed much over the years and that's pretty much the case here. The silky-smooth shooting mechanics are as on point as ever. Pick 10 returns to the Create-a-Class system after its absence in last year's title, giving players the tools to craft a unique class that fits their playstyle.
Six Specialists make a comeback with four new ones added to the pack, each with new abilities and gear targeted towards team play. Crash can place down a resupply pack and heal allies to 200 health. Meanwhile, Ajax's flash grenade is great at disorienting multiple enemies at once and his shield is great for holding chokepoints. While Specialists' new roles encourage cooperation, it's unlikely to change the lone wolf mentality that has permeated the franchise for years.
Wall-running and boost jumping are long gone with Black Ops 4 returning to a boots-on-the-ground experience and it feels good. In most ways, Black Ops 4 feels a lot like Black Ops 2 with superb weapon handling and balancing and map design. From the frozen submarine on Icebreaker to the estate in Hacienda, Black Ops 4 features classic Treyarch map design with three distinct lanes of engagement. The game comes with ten new maps at launch with an additional four remastered from previous Black Ops titles. Getting to hop into classic maps like Firing Range and Slums again is exciting and nostalgic. While it would have been nice to see more new maps, the fourteen map count and their quality is a significant step up from last year's WWII.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 does try and shake up the formula in a few key ways. Treyarch aims to give each weapon its own unique personality through customization. Each weapon can only be equipped with certain attachments and scopes. For example, one assault rifle could have extended magazines, but not fast magazines. It encourages players to use weapons differently rather than slap the same attachments on each gun, but the system never felt like it had any significant impact on the game's Meta.
Healing has also been changed. In addition to the new 150 base health, players no longer automatically regenerate it, but must instead inject themselves with a syringe. A problem in the beta, both body army and the Stimshot felt like crutch pieces of gear with the former providing an additional 50 health and the latter providing quick healing. That hasn't changed in the final product, though both have been tweaked to not be as powerful as they were in the beta. Still, it feels like if you're not running them then you're at a disadvantage.
Competitive multiplayer remains as enjoyable as previous Black Ops titles, but it lacks a hook or innovation. Black Ops introduced unprecedented customization, Black Ops 2 brought us Pick 10 and Scorestreaks, and Black Ops 3 introduced Specialists and, whether you hate it or love it, wall-running. Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 doesn't change the formula, but instead feels like a continuation of Black Ops 2's successful formula. While there's fun to be had, it's also the least innovative multiplayer in years.
The same cannot be said about Zombies. Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 comes packed with three highly entertaining Zombies maps alongside interesting new game modes like Rush. With three maps at launch available for all, Black Ops 4 is the largest Zombies offering yet and one of the best.
Black Ops 4 ushers in a new saga in the Zombies storyline and a return to the classic Aether story. The Chaos story introduces a new cast of characters (Scarlett, Stanton, Diego and Bruno) as they time hop to collect an ancient artifact. In IX, they happen upon a Roman coliseum where numerous captives and creatures are turned into zombies for the spectator's amusement. With multiple levels that take players through the coliseum and down to a mausoleum, IX is the most exciting map in the game. It's a perfect starting point for newcomers, yet contains the deep and compelling secrets Zombies players have come to love.
The adventure continues in Voyage of Despair, which sees the plague set loose on the RMS Titanic. A more linear and claustrophobic experience than IX, Voyage no less provides plenty of secrets and Easter eggs for fans to find. Finally, there's Blood of the Dead, a remake of Mob of the Dead from Black Ops 2, which sees the return of the original Aether characters (Dempsey, Nikolai, Takeo and Richtofen). Fun and challenging, players will love jumping back into this classic map. There is a fourth Zombies map, Declassified, a remake of Five, but it is unfortunately locked behind the Black Ops Pass.
The Zombies experience can be customized to provide a more personal experience, including difficulty, health, damage and weaponry. On top of this, players can customize their loadouts with different starting weapons, equipment and special abilities. Add on top of that game modes like Rush, which fundamentally change how a Zombies match plays, and you have the best Zombies suite in Call of Duty history.
Rounding out the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 offering is Blackout, the new battle royale mode. Though it's sad to see no campaign this year, what Treyarch has replaced it with is good. Like other games in the genre, Blackout drops a large number of players onto a vast map where players duke it out to be the last man standing. Along the way, you'll pick up weapons, attachments, equipment and healing items that'll help you survive.
The map is large, covering a large swath of land and incorporating over a dozen classic locations from the Treyarch games. Well designed with plenty of flanking opportunities, the map keeps players on their toes as the collapsing circle constantly presses them towards a smaller and smaller play area. Capable of housing anywhere from 88 to 100 players, Blackout's map never feels too big, though it is common to go large periods of time without engaging in a firefight.
Treyarch has done a solid job implementing player's concerns from the beta. It's now easier to pick up items and there's more time to beat the shrinking circle and get to the new play area. Call of Duty's mechanics fit perfectly with battle royale, and players should expect some tense games that can be exhilarating when you snag that final victory, and soul-crushing when you're so close. Either way, Blackout is an addicting experience that continuously provides thrills.
The online experience has, so far, been a pleasant one. While it's possible to hit some rocky matches, the servers have managed to chug along. After a few years of rocky launches, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4is easily the most stable launch for the franchise in a long time.
It feels good to have Treyarch back at the helm with Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. After shaking off the initial worry about losing the campaign, it quickly becomes clear that Treyarch makes up for it in other ways. The classic Black Ops formula is in full display in the multiplayer thanks to the solid shooting mechanics and map design. It may be the least innovative Call of Duty multiplayer in years, but it's Treyarch doing what Treyarch does best and it's a fun time. Zombies truly shines with three intricate maps that will have players diving in for hours as they pick apart each map in search for secrets. It's Blackout, however, that's sure to capture the most attention. The battle royale mode is slick, tense and the most exciting addition to Call of Duty in years. Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is a solid entry in the franchise thanks to Blackout and Zombies, and though multiplayer may not having any exciting new features, there's still plenty of fun on offer. This Call of Duty can safely be declassified.
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Millie Bobby Brown delivers powerful anti-bullying speech at MTV Movie & TV Awards
Millie Bobby Brown wasn't able to attend the MTV Movie & TV Awards, but sent along a video accepting her award and offering support to bullied victims.
June 19, 2018, 11:52 AM UTC / Source: TODAY
By Randee Dawn
"Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown was all smiles as she accepted an award for her work on the show at the MTV Movie & TV Awards that aired on Monday night.
But her message quickly turned serious.
"Since I know there are many young people watching this, and even to the adults, too — they could probably use the reminder — I was taught, if you don't have anything nice to say, just don't say it," the 14-year-old told the audience via a pretaped video as she held the award. She'd been sidelined from attending due to a kneecap injury.
She added, "There should be no space in this world for bullying, and I'm not going to tolerate it and neither should any of you. If you need a reminder of how well you are and to rise above the hate, message me on Instagram."
Her absence at the awards wasn't a huge surprise; she'd posted a video on Instagram last week alerting everyone:
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Brown, who has played Eleven on the show for two seasons, knows of what she speaks: She quit Twitter recently due to cyberbullying from people who had made her the subject of homophobic memes.
She also had kind words for her admirers.
"To all my fans, I really wish I could be there with you all to receive this award, but sadly, I'm stuck here home in Atlanta recovering from a small injury and I'm following the doctor's orders to rest," she explained. "I want you to know how grateful I am to those that support me."
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And as for those who don't support her, well, let's just remember that Eleven is really quite an extraordinary teenager, and you might not want to be on her bad side.
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Bob: Yes, most certainly!!! I think it is something about discipleship.
Micah: Yeah, it's called Mardi Gras!!!
Pam: I on the other hand think its about sleeping… until the Annunciation wakes you up.
Debbie: Absolutely, there is life after everything!
Lynda: There are wonderful ordinary days which are relaxing and can be spirit filled. I remember our student preacher, Rachel, say in a sermon that God can come in the ordinary days of January as much as in December when we are overwhelmed with it all. Was comforting to me to hear this since I love the quietness of Jan. and Feb.
What about you? Tell me about your life after Advent.
I've been "doing Advent" for several weeks — preaching, teaching, answering emails, posting comments on the website, leading workshops and Sunday school. Trying to unclutter my heart, despite having a bit too much to do.
The day I led an Advent retreat for colleagues at the General Board of Discipleship, I was sitting up front while my boss was introducing me. A photographer friend came up beside me and I moved back so she would have a better angle for her picture of my boss. In a few seconds, she moved. I moved back a bit farther. She moved again, and I moved back a few more inches. Finally, I looked at her and she mouthed to me, "I'm trying to get a picture of YOU." We both laughed. I stopped moving.
When I shared the story with a good friend of mine, she said, "I hope you are still backing up ten years from now." And I think that was the perfect metaphor for the writer, the servant, the person I want to be. In ten years — or twenty years — I hope I'm still backing up.
Advent is nearly here. I am preparing my heart, mind, spirit, and manuscript for preaching on Sunday at West End United Methodist Church here in Nashville. On Tuesday, December 1, I'll lead an Advent workshop here at the United Methodist Center. I appreciate your prayers in the coming days.
Now — are you ready for Advent? Have you found your Advent wreath? Bought your Advent candles? Picked out a devotional booklet of some sort to use? Identified some community to travel with through this season?
I offer you this Advent prayer song I've written to help me open my heart to God. Feel free to learn it to sing out loud or in your heart. Or just say the words to yourself as a prayer. Blessings to you as we prepare to enter Advent 2009.
Open wide the doorway to my heart, O God. Fill me with hope.
Open wide the windows of my heart, O God. Fill me with peace.
Open up the corners of my heart, O God. Fill me with joy.
Soften up the edges of my heart, O God. Fill me with love.
Open My Heart written and performed by Beth A. Richardson. Copyright © 2009 by Beth A. Richardson.
Update (11/25/09): Here is a link to a .zip file of the music that you can download and use personally or corporately. There are five files — one for each week of Advent (hope, peace, joy, and love) — and one file that includes all the prayers together. Permission is granted for personal devotional use or for use in local church worship services or study settings. Please include copyright notice whenever the words are printed.
We've launched the web site for The Uncluttered Heart. Here's a link to it. At the web site, readers can sign up to receive communications from me during the period that they are reading the book (from Advent — November 29 — through Epiphany — January 6). People can receive a text sometime each day — with a short reminder of the focus of that day. Or they can receive an email that has that same reminder and also a photograph. If readers are so inclined, they can have a conversation about the readings at The Uncluttered Heart web site. I hope you'll check it out.
I'll be preaching at West End United Methodist Church on November 29 (the first Sunday in Advent). If you are in Tennessee, come and worship. Services are at 8:45 and 11:00. I'll be doing a book signing in between.
On Tuesday, December 1, I'm leading a 1/2 day retreat at The Upper Room on the book. If you'd like to join us, you are welcome. The retreat is being opened up to the community in Nashville. We'll follow the morning retreat with lunch and then we'll be going out into the community to do service. Contact me or Sherry Elliott if you'd like to participate.
On Wednesday, December 9, you'll find me at Belmont UMC for their Wednesday night gathering. Or you can join us for Sunday school at Edgehill United Methodist Church during each Sunday in Advent. Judy Smith and I will be leading the classes.
On the other hand, this is the time that church leaders are starting to think about programming for Advent and are wondering about what to offer for Wednesday nights or for Sunday school during Advent. Might I suggest an Advent book? Perhaps: The Uncluttered Heart: Making Room for God during Advent and Christmas, by Beth A. Richardson.
The website for the book has been launched. Take a look when you have some free time: http://www.unclutteredheart.org.
For any of you who have blogs, write for newspapers or newsletters, etc., if you'd like to review the book or interview me, please shoot me an email – beth@betharichardson.com. I've got books to send to the first 20 who contact me.


The EE is a 4,000 word essay written by IB seniors. However, it is written online and not on paper.
After a year of the long process of researching, writing and hours of staring at a computer screen, the IB seniors turned in their extended essay this past Monday.
One of the requirements for IB candidates is the extended essay, otherwise known by its acronym EE. It's a 4,000 word research paper on a topic that students get to pick to research and write about, with guidance from a supervisor, who is usually a teacher at school. They are then sent to IB graders to be graded on a 36 point scale.
IB candidates begin this paper at the start of the second semester of their junior year, giving them around a year to complete it. Then they begin writing once their topic is approved.


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The diagnosis and treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has skyrocketed in recent years, with a tremendous increase in the percentage of our elementary school children who are taking amphetamines and stimulants such as Ritalin, Adderall, Concerta, Cylert, and others. As many as 9% of school-age children show symptoms of ADHD such as inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, academic underachievement, or behavioral problems.
These medications with their reported adverse effects and potential dangers were simply unnecessary for so many children whom I have seen as patients. I have witnessed consistently positive results when these children followed my comprehensive program of nutritional excellence. The scientific studies lending support to a comprehensive nutritional approach to treating ADHD are ignored by physicians, and drugs are generally the only method offered.
… Nobody know for sure the long-term dangers of these stimulant drugs or if taking them for a long period of time during childhood increases one's later life risk of cancer. There certainly is some risk, especially because they can cause cancerous tumors in mice.
The causes of ADHD are complex and multifactorial. One contributing factor is excessive television watching early in life. The findings that television watching early in life can affect brain function and shorten attention span supports the American Academy of Pediatrics' recommendation that youngsters under age two not watch television. ADHD can be prevented with early excellent nutrition, creative play, and minimizing exposure to television.
My successful outcomes, which I have observed in approximately 90% of the children I see for ADHD, does not involve any supplemental gymnastics, expensive blood tests, hair analysis, allergy workup, testing for toxic metals, or food diaries. I utilize a natural-food, high-nutrient dietary plant, just like the one I recommend to all my patients.


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Labor's 'Help to Buy' housing scheme: How it stacks up
Poppy Johnston
2 May 2022, 9:32 pm ·5-min read
Labor's 'Help to Buy' scheme would be available to singles earning less than $90,000 a year and couples earning less than $120,000. (Source: Getty)
If elected, Labor will introduce a home co-ownership scheme to help low- to middle-income earners onto the property ladder by buying a stake in their new home.
Under the Help to Buy scheme, the government would chip in up to 30 per cent of the purchase price for existing properties and up to 40 per cent for new builds for eligible households.
The scheme would be available to people earning less than $90,000 a year - $120,000 for couples - and will be capped at 10,000 places a year.
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Homebuyers will need to have a deposit of 2 per cent and qualify for a standard home loan with a participating lender to finance the remainder of the purchase.
Participants wouldn't be required to pay lenders mortgage insurance (LMI) and wouldn't need to be a first home buyer, but obviously would not already own property at the time of purchase.
According to Labor's campaign spokesperson, Jason Clare, the scheme would allow people to buy a home with a "smaller deposit, a smaller mortgage, and smaller mortgage repayments".
"And importantly, this is not just for first home buyers," Clare said.
"It's for Aussies, in the middle of their lives, that are on lower incomes and need a little bit of extra help to be able to buy a home rather than rent for the rest of their life."
Minister for Homelessness, Social and Community Housing Michael Sukker told ABC Radio this morning that the policy was a "niche program" most people wouldn't want to take up.
"They don't want Anthony Albanese at the kitchen table co-owning their property," Sukker said.
He said there had been very little take-up of co-ownership schemes at the state and territory level.
What the experts say
Brendan Coates, the economic policy program director at think tank the Grattan Institute, said a federal home equity scheme was a "missing piece of the puzzle in Australia's housing policy architecture".
Coates, who authored a report recommending such a scheme earlier this year, argued that Labor's proposed scheme would help some relatively lower-income earners access home ownership.
In his view, the government co-ownership scheme would serve a different cohort to the Home Guarantee Scheme, which has now been supported by both the major parties.
He pointed to lower-income people who may have lost their home due to a marriage break-up, who were at a "very high risk of poverty" if they continued to rent into retirement.
While the biggest hurdle for young first home buyers is the 20 per cent deposit they need to save, he said older renters were more concerned about paying off the mortgage before they retired.
For these people, a shared equity scheme reduces the amount they have to pay off on a mortgage before they retire because the government acts as a silent equity partner.
For younger first home buyers, whose biggest barrier is the deposit, Coates said the Home Guarantee Scheme would be more suitable.
Also commenting on the scheme, RateCity.com.au research director Sally Tindall said Australians would still be buying at inflated prices but the government would be taking on a larger share of the load and the risk.
"This new proposal reduces two major barriers for first home buyers: deposit size and how much the bank will lend them," Tindall said.
"A smaller loan means smaller, more manageable monthly repayments. A smaller loan will also help limit the strain on people's monthly budgets when interest rates start rising."
However, she said taking out a loan with a 2 per cent deposit could still be risky, particularly if borrowers had nothing left in reserve.
"Roofs leak, hot water systems burst, and interest rates can go up," Tindall said.
"Regardless of how you get into the property market, make certain you have money in the tank to deal with any curve balls that come your way."
Coates also noted the 2 per cent deposit was risky, with his research suggesting a 5 per cent deposit to reduce the risk of people falling into negative equity in the short term.
Will it make house prices go up?
Any housing policy that plays around on the demand side adds to demand and therefore increases prices, Coates explained.
However, he said the impact of a scheme like the one proposed by Labor would be relatively small because of the modest number of places available.
Tindall also said the scheme wouldn't put massive upward pressure on property prices because it was limited to 10,000 places and targeted at low- to middle-income earners.
"The bigger issue of skyrocketing prices is likely to be eased by rising interest rates," Tindall said.
"Property prices are expected to drop, potentially by up to 15 per cent in some areas over the next couple of years."


For the last several years, North Iowa Spin and North Iowa Touring Club have partnered with the Salvation Army to make the Christmas Season a little happier for a few families who are struggling for one reason or another.
Again this year, Barry Trump has obtained information from the Salvation Army for five families. Attached you will find specifics to assist you in deciding what part you would like to play in this endeavor.
E-gift cards also make an acceptable gift.
All cards and gifts must be delivered to Barry by December 19, 2017. On that night, there will be a Christmas party following indoor cycling (Mason Temple, 304 1st Street S.E., Mason City, Iowa) and everyone is invited to attend.
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Public history refers to the pursuit of historical understanding and interpretation in the public realm. MTSU was in the first wave of American universities to embrace the study of public history and now offers a master's degree, doctorate, and advanced certificates. Students pursuing the Master of Arts in History with a concentration in Public History may choose from five tracks: historic preservation and cultural resource management, museum management, archival management, oral history, and public archaeology. Master's candidates are exposed to the myriad career possibilities associated with each specialty, helping them select the curriculum best suited to their interests and aspirations. The program carefully balances academic historical methods and scholarship; the intellectual foundations and nature of public history; and professional development in several areas. To prepare students for professional practice, the program partners with a number of on-campus centers and initiatives, including the Center for Historic Preservation, Albert Gore Research Center, Center for Popular Music, and Walker Library digital collections.
Public History M.A. student Lane Tillner helped the new John Early Museum open at John Early Museum Magnet Middle Prep in Nashville in October 2015. This marks the first museum school in the nation to also have its own museum. A collection of nearly 5,000 cultural objects was transferred from the former Hartzler Towner Multicultural Museum at the Scarritt Bennett Center in Nashville. As a summer intern in 2014, Tillner worked under instructional designer Becky Verner (M.A., 2006) to organize accession records and the collection. Tillner returned as a volunteer collections consultant after construction on the museum addition was completed in July 2015. She helped move the collection into its new storage space and re-house the objects, plus developed and installed the opening exhibit, "Worldly Missions: Cultural Connections Across the Globe." Tillner continues to assist with the collection, which allows students to actively engage with objects, exhibitions, and museum principles only a few feet from their classroom.
Each year during the three-week May term, the Public History program offers graduate students a change-of-pace opportunity to study with a visiting scholar-practitioner or engage in a fieldwork project that hones their professional skills in multiple ways. Visiting scholar-practitioners have included Carol Kammen (pictured), author of On Doing Local History; Dwight Pitcaithley, former chief historian of the National Park Service; Trudy Peterson, former (acting) archivist of the United States; Spencer Crew, former director of the National Museum of American History and of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center; and David Thelen, professor emeritus, Indiana University, and co-author of Presence of the Past, one of the most influential books in public history. Fieldwork projects have taken students to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site (Washington state) and Jekyll Island, Ga., as well as nearby Stones River National Battlefield. For more information, click here.
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The History Department offers the Master of Arts (M.A.) in History with a concentration in Public History and a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Public History, as well as a traditional Master of Arts (M.A.) in History.
The Public History master's concentration offers specialized education in one of five tracks: historic preservation and cultural resources management, museum management, archival management, oral history, and public archaeology. More information on the five tracks can be found under the TRACKS tab.
Master's applicants must have an acceptable grade point average in all college work; 18 semester hours of undergraduate history courses; and acceptable scores on the Graduate Record Exam.
The History Department offers the Master of Arts in History, Master of Arts in History with a concentration in Public History, and a Ph.D. in Public History. The Public History concentration offers specialized education in one of five tracks: historic preservation and cultural resource management, museum management, archival management, oral history, and public archeology.
Modifications to the above requirements may be made with the permission of the department's director of graduate studies and the department's graduate admissions committee.
Application deadline for the M.A. program is March 1. The History Department does not consider graduate students for spring or summer admission.
submit three letters of recommendation from professors or professionals that address the applicant's potential to successfully complete an M.A. program in public history.
M.A. students in History with a concentration in Public History choose between a thesis and a non-thesis option. All public history students must complete an internship off campus.
complete comprehensive examinations in the field of public history and a second field of history.
An introduction to history's major schools of thought. Through reading, class discussion, and essays, students explore critical interpretations in American, European, and non-Western history.
Introduces historical research using primary sources. Students produce a work (or works) of original historical scholarship and engage with existing scholarship in the field.
Examines history, theory, and methodologies of museums. Explores the roles of history museums in diverse communities and career options in museums, including administration, exhibit development, education, and collections.
Regulatory policies and procedures employed by federal, state, and local agencies in the work of identifying, evaluating, recording, preserving, and managing the historical, architectural, and cultural resources of the United States. Emphasis on implementing the National Historic Preservation Act and the documentation requirements of the National Register of Historic Places.
Examines major concepts, vocabulary, standards, professional ethics, and current issues in archival management. Includes readings, class discussions, and in-class exercises supplemented by guest lectures, field trips, and a field project.
Explores the disciplinary history, professional ethics, key concepts and debates, and best practices of public archaeology in the U.S. with emphasis on historical archaeology's contributions to American historiography, its relationship to cultural resource management and heritage legislation, and current issues in shared authority with diverse public audiences.
Full-time apprenticeship (300 hours) with a public or private historical agency or institution of regional or national significance. Internships offered during the summer months and may be paid. Enrollment limited to history students in the public history program. Pass/Fail.
No more than three hours of HIST 6910, HIST 6920, HIST 6930, or HIST 6994 may be counted toward degree requirements.
No more than three hours of HIST 6910, HIST 6920, HIST 6930, or HIST 6994 may be counted toward the degree.
file a Notice of Intent to Graduate form in the College of Graduate Studies within the first two weeks of the term in which student intends to graduate.


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Complete microcrystalline p-i-n solar cell—Crystalline or amorphous cell behavior?
Meier, J. ; Flückiger, R. ; Keppner, H. ; Shah, Arvind
In: Applied Physics Letters, 1994, vol. 65, no. 7, p. 860-862
Complete µc-Si:H p-i-n solar cells have been prepared by the very high frequency glow discharge method. Up to now, intrinsic µc-Si:H has never attracted much attention as a photovoltaic active material. However, an efficiency of 4.6% and remarkably high short circuit current densities of up to 21.9 mA/cm2 due to an enhanced absorption in the near-infrared could be...
Device grade microcrystalline silicon owing to reduced oxygen contamination
Torres, P. ; Meier, J. ; Flückiger, R. ; Kroll, U. ; Anna Selvan, J. A. ; Keppner, H. ; Shah, Arvind ; Littlewood, S. D. ; Kelly, I. E. ; Giannoulès, P.
In: Applied Physics Letters, 1996, vol. 69, no. 10, p. 1373-1375
As-deposited undoped microcrystalline silicon (µc-Si:H) has in general a pronounced n-type behavior. Such a material is therefore often not appropriate for use in devices, such as p-i-n diodes, as an active, absorbing i layer or as channel material for thin-film transistors. In recent work, on p-i-n solar cells, this disturbing n-type character had been...
The "Micromorph" cell: a new way to high-efficiency-low-temperature crystalline silicon thin-film cell manufacturing?
Keppner, H. ; Kroll, U. ; Torres, P. ; Meier, J. ; Platz, R. ; Fischer, D. ; Beck, N. ; Dubail, S. ; Anna Selvan, J. A. ; Pellaton Vaucher, N. ; Goerlitzer, M. ; Ziegler, Y. ; Tscharner, R. ; Hof, Ch. ; Goetz, M. ; Pernet, P. ; Wyrsch, Nicolas ; Vuille, J. ; Cuperus, J. ; Shah, Arvind ; Pohl, J.
In: AIP Conference Proceeding, 1997, vol. 394, no. 1, p. 271-281
Hydrogenated microcrystalline Silicon (µc-Si:H) produced by the VHF-GD (Very High Frequency Glow Discharge) process can be considered to be a new base material for thin-film crystalline silicon solar cells. The most striking feature of such cells, in contrast to conventional amorphous silicon technology, is their stability under light-soaking. With respect to crystalline silicon technology,...
Origins of atmospheric contamination in amorphous silicon prepared by very high frequency (70 MHz) glow discharge
Kroll, U. ; Meier, J. ; Keppner, H. ; Shah, Arvind ; Littlewood, S. D. ; Kelly, I. E. ; Giannoulès, P.
In: Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A: Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films, 1995, vol. 13, no. 6, p. 2742-2746
The authors have studied the effect of plasma power, reactor outgassing rates, and of silane purity on the oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen contents of amorphous silicon material prepared by the very high frequency (70 MHz) glow discharge technique. The silane purity could be optionally enhanced by the application of a getter-based silane gas purifier. It was found that oxygen incorporation was...
Microcrystalline silicon and micromorph tandem solar cells
Keppner, H. ; Meier, Johannes ; Torres, P. ; Fischer, D. ; Shah, A.
In: Applied Physics A: Materials Science & Processing, 1999, vol. 69, no. 2, p. 169-177
"Micromorph" tandem solar cells consisting of a microcrystalline silicon bottom cell and an amorphous silicon top cell are considered as one of the most promising new thin-film silicon solar-cell concepts. Their promise lies in the hope of simultaneously achieving high conversion efficiencies at relatively low manufacturing costs. The concept was introduced by IMT Neuchâtel, based on the...
Fast deposition of μc-Si:H by restrictive dilution and enhanced HF-power
Torres, P. ; Keppner, H. ; Meier, Johannes ; Kroll, U. ; Beck, N. ; Shah, A.
In: Physica status solidi. A. Applied research, 1997, vol. 163, no. 2, p. R9-R10
The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that an enhanced deposition rate in excess of 10Å/s with reasonnable cell performances is however, indeed possible while remaining within the Very High Frequency-Glow Discharge (VHF-GD) deposition technique (at plasma excitation frequencies of 70 to 130MHz).
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10 bucks goes a long way in Moruya. The Tradie's Breakfast, at the local greasy spoon, came complete with a bacon and egg roll, hash brown and bucket sized cappuccino. It wasn't half bad either.
Departing Moruya, we crossed back over the Deua River - a water-stop in the valley the day before - which we then followed out of town towards the Pacific Ocean.
To avoid the busy Princes Hwy, we took a detour around Garlandtown and Mossy Point, tackling the steep double track through the forest up Mogo Hill.
After a fun section of roller coaster-like fire trail, we crossed over the highway onto Runnyford Road. Only a couple of hundred metres along, we met a local making a stop to check out an old car wreck off the side of the road. The poor old fella had been in the wars - suffering from a terminal illness, and now searching for his missing dog (hopefully not the one sitting behind him in the back seat - we were too polite to ask). He implored us to "keep an eye out". We assured him we would.
Still holding good pace on the smooth gravel road, it wasn't long before we passed a number of signs proclaiming 'RUNNYFORD BRIDGE CLOSED'. At this point, though, there was no real need for concern. Esjay reasoned that the bridge might simply be closed to cars, and we'd be able walk across, or, in a worst case scenario, swim.
Descending to the riverbank at speed, our progress soon came to a definitive halt. The Runnyford Bridge really was closed, with a dozen or so workers repairing its central span. We wouldn't be getting to the other side without getting wet.
We crossed a paddock to reach the water's edge. Summers was spooked by an inquisitive horse, the rest of us more focussed on the river. Our baudy confidence in being able to simply swim across suddenly looked foolish. This was not an insignificant body of water (even though it was, thankfully, low tide).
Preparing on the bank, readying ourselves for the swim, we hatched a new plan: two people would swim across the river and come back with a couple of borrowed canoes that we'd spotted on the opposite side. We would then shuttle our bikes across without having to submerge them and risk our gear.
It was a solid plan, but in the end it wasn't required. A hi-vis hero came to our rescue at the 11th hour and saved the day. He kindly offered the use of his punt to cross the deepest section of the river. We waded through the shallower section with our bikes, loaded our gear onto the punt and were soon on the 'snake infested' opposite bank. Success!
A bit of soggy shoe cleaning later and we were back on the road, moving forwards again. Still, the empty promise of a case of beer for our saviour seemed to float alongside us, our dishonesty haunting us in the breeze.
After tackling a few solid, winding climbs through the eucalypts, gravel turned to tarmac once more as we rolled into the somewhat forgotten town of Nelligen.
Ever since the Clyde River punt was upgraded to a bridge in 1964, people have tended to blow right past Nelligen in favour of the larger and more coastal town of Batemans Bay. In fact, there's little left to suggest that the place was once an economic powerhouse during the Gold Rush.
Still, we're a bit old-fashioned and nostalgic for such things - so we made a point of stopping to eat. Lunch was chicken & gravy rolls, fish and chips and a round of cokes from a takeaway on the banks of the Clyde. Summers ate too many chips.
Not content with our meagre economic contribution, we were literally chased out of town by an irate dog (perhaps belonging to the tradie who had, by now, discovered his case of beer wasn't coming anytime soon).
The next section of road was riding nirvana, following the Clyde River and dipping in and out of rainforest and lush green farming land. This section of gravel was also undoubtedly the smoothest of the trip - like plush velvet compared to the bone-rattling goat track of the Araluen Valley.
Shallow Crossing, a ford across the river, was the perfect opportunity to freshen up and refill our bottles from what is a truly pristine water source. Had it been any hotter, it could also have served as the perfect spot for a mid-ride dip.
Our next stop was Brooman, a ghost town with a relatively obscure, one might say almost non-existent, history. There were, from what we could gather, a few run down, clearly abandoned houses, a weathered sign, and a somewhat bewildered-looking donkey. Otherwise, there wasn't a whole lot going on. We just wanted to be able to say we rode through a ghost town really, as a handy call-back to the haunted hotel on Day 1.
The GPS profile made it look like we were in for an easy, downhill run into Milton. Of course, the GPS doesn't have to worry about small trifles like a hammering headwind. Still, being this close to the end our redemption saw us find another gear - and grind our way into town and to the IGA.
So there you have it, we finally made it through the Budawangs, on our second attempt. As an underachieving Meatloaf might say - one out of two ain't bad - and at least we got to, finally, show you this beautiful part of the world in all of its subtle splendour.
As for us, there was little more to do than pack up the cars and start the drive home - via the nearest KFC.
A great way to wrap up The Budawangs Part II. Some excellent gravel riding on day 3. The River Road being the standout of the trip, and with the addition of Shallow Crossing for a potential mid-ride dip, perhaps one of favourite roads yet.
We rode Giant ToughRoad SLR GX and Giant TCX cyclocross bikes. We kept things pretty close to factory spec, with the exception of some more 'adventure-friendly' gearing for those 20%-plus dirt gradients. Most of us ran 1X drivetrains with a 40t chainring up front and 11x40t cassette at the rear. There is no harm in having some decent 40mm rubber too - WTB Nano or Maxxis Ramblers will rarely let you down.
We weren't camping on this trip, but still needed to carry a fair bit of kit. Saddle & frame bags by Revelate Designs, Topeak & Ortlieb allowed us to carry plenty of food & water, clothes, spares & camera gear.
We drove straight back to Sydney after our arrival in Milton - but if you were interested in staying, both Milton & Mollymook have plenty of good options.
Another day with no issues around supplies. Nelligen provided us with a perfect lunch stop, food & water fully stocked. A refill of water (and even a swim) from the pristine waters of the Clyde River at Shallow Crossing serves as a perfectly timed option to bring it home to Milton.
At the time of our trip the Runnyford Bridge was closed. Things worked out for us, but you may come across the river at high tide, and the swim may not be the best option. You could get lucky too, or chance the swim (but you'd want to wait for the tide to go out). Probably best to just check when the bridge is to reopen.
Choose from any of the three days we spent riding, or the Road Book, for all the maps & information you need to get out and explore the area yourself.
DAY 1 - LAKE CONJOLA TO BRAIDWOOD.
DAY 2 - BRAIDWOOD TO MORUYA.


© 2017 IEEE. Driven by the rapid development of Internet and digital technologies, we have witnessed the explosive growth of Web images in recent years. Seeing that labels can reflect the semantic contents of the images, automatic image annotation, which can further facilitate the procedure of image semantic indexing, retrieval, and other image management tasks, has become one of the most crucial research directions in multimedia. Most of the existing annotation methods, heavily rely on well-labeled training data (expensive to collect) and/or single view of visual features (insufficient representative power). In this paper, inspired by the promising advance of feature engineering (e.g., CNN feature and scale-invariant feature transform feature) and inexhaustible image data (associated with noisy and incomplete labels) on the Web, we propose an effective and robust scheme, termed robust multi-view semi-supervised learning (RMSL), for facilitating image annotation task. Specifically, we exploit both labeled images and unlabeled images to uncover the intrinsic data structural information. Meanwhile, to comprehensively describe an individual datum, we take advantage of the correlated and complemental information derived from multiple facets of image data (i.e., multiple views or features). We devise a robust pairwise constraint on outcomes of different views to achieve annotation consistency. Furthermore, we integrate a robust classifier learning component via ℓ2,p loss, which can provide effective noise identification power during the learning process. Finally, we devise an efficient iterative algorithm to solve the optimization problem in RMSL. We conduct comprehensive experiments on three different data sets, and the results illustrate that our proposed approach is promising for automatic image annotation.


You may have seen me make this last love themed project on my Instagram stories over the weekend. I picked up the heart for $3 from Target's dollar spot and thought it'd be a fun project to flip. They have the best blank to create cute projects for really low prices.
I liked the ombre look of the heart sign, but am not really a pink or red girl, so was first thinking that I'd do a blue or purple version. Obviously I ended up changing my mind, but regardless I needed to start with a blank slate – a white blank slate.
Spray paint the sign with white spray paint. It took me 2 coats for the top and sides to be completely covered.
While the last coat of paint is drying, you can start working on the flowers. I bought a pack of Lia Griffith's crepe paper last year and hadn't used it yet so decided this was the perfect time to make some crepe paper flowers!
I used the anemone pattern from her Cutting Machine Crafts with Your Cricut, Sizzix, or Silhouette book and cut 2 large anemones and 2 leaves in crepe paper using the Maker and rotary blade. I wanted the middles to be gray, so cut those in card stock since I didn't have that color crepe paper.
I cut 6 more flowers out of card stock using the poppy template (#MA3E13) in Design Space.
When all the separate pieces are cut, assemble them using hot glue and curling the edges of the paper.
I fell in love with the crepe paper anemones when they were assembled. they're so light & delicate, just like real petals.
Lay the flowers out on the heart sign how you like and then glue them down.
If you want to add a little something extra, cut out the word "love" from golf vinyl and apply it in the remaining white area. Finally, tie some twine or ribbon through the holes so it can hang again – then display it!


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