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The 21 rhinos were relatively easy to spot two weeks ago, with their numbers still fresh on their skin. Future monitoring will be done using the most advanced GPS technology.
In the 1970s, the number of Black Rhino in Africa was around 70,000. Today that number is in the ballpark of 3,000.
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Rudd Township is one of twelve townships in Floyd County, Iowa, USA.  As of the 2000 census, its population was 693.

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Cities, towns, villages
 Rudd

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 Floyd Township (east)
 Ulster Township (south)
 Rockford Township (southwest)
 Rock Grove Township (west)
 Cedar Township, Mitchell County (northwest)

Cemeteries
The township contains Evergreen Cemetery.

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  U.S. Route 18

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 Folkerts Airport

School districts
 Osage Community School District
 Rudd-Rockford-Marble Rk Community School District

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 Iowa's 4th congressional district
 State House District 14
 State Senate District 7

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 United States Census Bureau 2008 TIGER/Line Shapefiles
 United States Board on Geographic Names (GNIS)
 United States National Atlas

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What's With Han Solo's Box Office?
By Daniel Howat
This weekend the latest Star Wars film released to the world, this time in the form of "Solo: A Star Wars Story." The second spin-off film in the series, "Solo" took a break from the main "Star Wars" episodes. While the last three films in the series released to massive box office in December, "Solo" took a risk and released on Memorial Day weekend. This gamble didn't pay off, with the film earning $103 million domestically and a paltry $65 million globally.
What went so wrong with the usually consistent franchise? Click below to find out.
There were so many elements with "Solo" that combined in a perfect storm to underperform at the box office. Any one of these elements of their own doesn't automatically spell disaster, but together they hurt the film.
First, and most obvious, is the move from December to May. This placed "Solo" in a very crowded field of blockbusters, following "Avengers: Infinity War," "Deadpool 2," and with other massive films on the way. With Star Wars films in December, their only competition is lower-budget awards fare. Even "Rogue One," the first Star Wars spin-off, scores a $155 million debut and went on to over $1 billion globally. "Solo" likely won't even hit half of that.
By moving to May, it also created a very short break between Star Wars film. "The Last Jedi" released in late December, only five months before "Solo." The backlash that movie received hadn't fully worn off, leading to silly boycotts of "Solo." Still, those boycotts had little to no effect on the box office. They mostly just affected the general attitude going into another Star Wars film so soon.
Furthermore, if you're going to score record-breaking numbers, like "Infinity War" did earlier this summer, a film needs to demand attention. One could make the case that a main Star Wars episode would've done much better than "Solo" I'd released in May. That's because, to most fans, it feels like a necessary part of the story. "Solo" doesn't feel nearly as essential. Like "Ant-Man and the Wasp" coming later this summer, it's a part of a franchise that's very important to millions of people, but it feels very extraneous. It's easy to imagine the numbers for "Ant-Man and the Wasp" will look similar to "Solo."
Yet another reason, albeit a minor one, for the poor performance of "Solo" are the behind the scenes issues the movie went through. Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller were fired from the film after filming nearly the entire thing. They were replaced with Ron Howard, a move that felt safe to onlookers. While the majority of audiences are likely unaware of these issues, it contributed to some negative attitudes in the months leading up to "Solo's" release.
Finally, the film had lackluster word of mouth. Some love "Solo," but many are ambivalent toward it. The film sits at 70% on Rotten Tomatoes, the lowest critics score for a Star Wars film since "Attack of the Clones" (66%). Though most audiences are satisfied with the movie, they aren't rushing out to see it again, and they aren't encouraging their friends to see it. This is a must for summer films, especially in a crowded field like this.
Hopefully, Disney will change their game plan based on this poor opening for "Solo." There is only one officially confirmed Star Wars film dated, "Star Wars: Episode IX," coming December 20, 2019. Time will tell if the next "Star Wars Story" will come with lessons learned from "Solo."
What are your thoughts on this situation? What do you think Disney should do next?Have you seen "Solo: A Star Wars Story" in theaters yet? If so, what did you think? If not, why not? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
You can follow Daniel and hear more of his thoughts on the Oscars and Film on Twitter at @howatdk

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How do I indicate that the next scene actually happens at the same time as the previous scene
I'm currently working on a script for a college project and there's one part of the script that sorta goes like this:
A character heard a scream from outside of the room they're in and decided to investigate.
It then transitions over to the next scene, showing the moments that lead up to the person outside the room screaming, that chronologically happens at the same time as the previous scene.
It then continues off to the next scene continuing where both left off.
How can I convey that "this scene takes place and ends at the same time as the previous scene" in the script?
scene time-depiction scriptwriting
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Possible duplicate of writing.stackexchange.com/questions/43595. Some of the answers there might help you. Good luck! – Evil Sparrow is done. Jun 4 '19 at 22:54
You mention script. Is this a script for something filmed? That would necessitate answers answers somewhat different to those you'd receive if the situation were in a short story/novel. For the latter, the question @EvilSparrow links to would be useful. For the former - there are additional tools at your disposal, and additional constraints. – Galastel supports GoFundMonica Jun 4 '19 at 23:08
Meanwhile in Russia... – NofP Jun 5 '19 at 15:03
ahh, I swear I wrote screenplay instead of script. It's a screenplay for an animation project me and my team are working on. – WestbrookAD Jun 6 '19 at 2:36
From the fact that you say "script", I assume you mean a play or a movie and not a novel.
I'd avoid anything subtle. Some audience members will miss it and be confused.
If there's any sort of narrator, the narrator could say, "At the same time, Fred and George were in the cabin ..." and open the next scene. But most plays and movies don't have a narrator, and having one who only pops in to say this one thing would be odd.
The next most blatant and straightforward thing to do that I can think of would be to have someone reference the time. Like have scene 1 begin with a character saying, "Oh, it's 3:00, we'd better hurry." Then have the next scene begin with a character also saying that it's 3:00.
Or, have both scenes begin with some common action. Like scene 1 begins with Alice and Bob talking about whatever, say their jobs, then Alice walks off stage and the action continues with Bob. When you get to scene 2, you have exactly the same conversation between Alice and Bob, then we follow Alice and the action continues with her. (In a movie, easy enough to follow each character. If it's a stage play, for one or the other you need a scene change, but how to do that is another subject.) I think the audience would get the idea that this is the same conversation, so we're now going back to that moment in time.
Make sure any common action is obviously the same action. Like if you have a scene where the characters hear someone outside scream, and then the next scene begins with a different group of characters hearing someone scream, is it obvious to the audience that it's the same scream, and not two different occasions where someone screams? If in the first scene we learn that the person who screamed is Sally, and the scene ends with her being killed, and then the next scene starts with a scream and someone says, "Hey, that's Sally", the audience will presumably really that she's not screaming again after she's dead, so this must be simultaneous with the first scene. But if she's still alive after the first scene and there's no reason why she couldn't scream again, how would the audience know?
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There are as many ways to solve a writing problem as there are writers.
One of the cliches of the monochrome Westerns from the last mid-century is the "Meanwhile, back at the ranch..."
In this case, you have the scream to be a synchronizer. Two or more scenes, each established as being in a different place with different characters, can be snapped into parallel times when the reader experiences the unique event recurring.
It is better if you don't pull this on your reader on the first such instance of parallel scenes. If the scream is critical, you want the reader to notice the scream and the various reactions and actions taken by different sets of people, rather than to spend attention pondering if the scene changed, who is present and is this in parallel with the previous scene. Make the deal with the reader about the mechanics, then use the scream to trigger responses from your characters in different locations.
An exception would be if the scream opened the story. If so, you would need some very clear indicator that time was restarting. Maybe a clock tower ringing before the scream so readers could resync before the moment that matters, of the second scene, beginning with a clear time reset similar in function to "Meanwhile, back at the ranch".
You have part of the solution I was going to suggest, Index Events; both scenes should present a couple of events in exactly the same way, so the scenes start with a scream, the same scream, this should be established in some way within each scene, and ends with the same event whatever that happens to be. This shows that the scenes are contemporaneous but for the sake of thoroughness I would also tell my audience "meanwhile, elsewhere, John..." because sometimes people just miss these things.
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So there are numerous ways to do this. You could have an onscreen time stamp with each scene (Young Justice, born out of the creators previous work, Gargoyles, having a series bible time stamp). You could start with the second scene, and play up until the scream is heard and then show a caption saying "24 hours early" and get the story up to the POV of the Screamer... I consider this lazy as most of these are easily converted to linear.
The TV show Archer frequently overlays dialog between scenes that fits both character's dialog perfectly, but may not be discussing the same events. Normally the first character in the second scene drops the appropriate final line of the last scene off screen, then the scene switches to that character, who continues the line of thought. Austin Powers used a similar joke where a rocket with a phallic shape is launched and is observed by various people on the ground, only to be cut off before the use a Euphamism for the male genitals, and the scene switches, starting with off with the euphamism used in an approriate context given the scene:
Husband: Honey, look up there points skyward What's that?
Wife: Why, it looks like a J-
Scene Switches to a man in high rise office
Boss: (yelling) Johnson! Get in here!
Johnson: Yes, sir, right away.
Boss: Do you have those reports I wanted.
Johnson: Yes, sir, they're all right... looks out the window What's that?
Boss: Quickly spins around and in shock My god. It's a giant W-
Scene switches to a boy stading on a Jetti waving out to sea
Boy: Willy! You're Free to live with the other whales! Teach them about Michael Jackson's songs for me, Willy! (and the gag repeats for many more times over the course of two films)
On "How I Met Your Mother", the story is framed as one of the characters, Ted, telling his teenage children the titular story (for eight years) as sort of a narrator. Frequently, the five characters of the core cast would be split up to do A-B story scenes and Ted would explain away the scenes he wasn't in as things that were told to him after the fact (Meanwhile, your Uncle Marshal was... insert summation of the situation) These were often parts of the show that allowed for a bit more the outrageous and probably exaggerated. In one instance, where Marshall was coaching a kindergarden Basketball team that was the worst in the league, Ted admits that "Marshal Swears that during the second quarter", and included the claim that the opposing team grew several feat (cue both teams running to one side of the court, Marshall making an anguished gesture, and his team running by a group of four grown men who would not look out of place in an NBA line up, all wearing appropriately sized uniforms of the former team) and one was Teen Wolf (Cue a guy in werewolf costume... also wearing the team uniform) following behind the group. It's not like this actually happened, but Ted wasn't there and Marshall will not back down from the exaggeration.
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Being a script, why not do a split stage scene? Only the left side of the stage is lit. Bob hears the scream, turns to investigate; and that side goes black. The right side lights up, lead up to scream, then full stage light as Bob arrives to investigate.
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Mr John D. Taylor is no longer a Member, but was most recently the Conservative MP for Solihull, and left the Commons on 5 May 2005.
Find out about the Parliamentary career of Mr John D. Taylor, including posts and roles held.
9 June 1983 - Present
9 June 1983 - 5 May 2005
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Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department of Trade and Industry)
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Parliamentary Secretary (Lord Chancellor's Department)
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Vice Chamberlain (HM Household) (Whip, House of Commons)
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Kiwi bettors will often find that online sportsbooks have certain odds favouring home teams over the visiting teams. This is most certainly due to the home ground advantage which absolutely does exist.
There are many theories as to the reason behind the home ground advantage and almost all of them make a major contribution to the advantage teams have of playing at home. Some of the major sporting events held throughout New Zealand and those that Kiwi bettors like to bet on around the world all have some sort of home ground advantage.
Many tend to believe that the home teams have the upper hand based on the fact that they have the comfort of home. This includes everything from home teams sleeping in their own beds, enjoying home cooked meals and not having to travel too far or too much.
There are also theories based on their knowledge and familiarity with the field and weather conditions. Home teams may practice on the field but they will have definitely played on it more than any visiting team which allows them the advantage as they will know all the ins and outs of it.
The home advantage can be due to climate as some areas have thinner air than others, may be hotter than others, have wetter weather than others and stronger winds than others. These factors can hamper a visiting teams play just enough to give value to the home teams advantage as they are more familiar with the extreme weather conditions.
Crowd support is a major influence in the home ground advantage and the crowd is often considered to be an additional team player. Crowds tend to cheer louder for home teams and boo louder for visiting teams. The stadiums will mostly be filled with supporters for the home teams which can be quite intimidating for the visitors. In order to liven the crowds there are light shows, cheerleaders, sound effects and more and the commentators will typically emphasize the home teams play to get the crowds excited.
Crowds tend to lend a helping hand to certain games by making as much noise as they possibly can when the visiting teams need to hear any play changes or remain quiet for the home teams to hear their opponents running play. Crowds may even aim for distracting visiting players when focus is needed.
One of the major contributing factors to the home ground advantage that Kiwi bettors can be sure of when considering the odds at an online sports betting book is the officials and referees of a game.
It has been proven that home teams will almost always be given preference by the officials or referees. This is due to psychological reasons more than bias as it is not a conscious decision to give preferential treatment to the home teams. They typically adapt to the emotions of the supporting crowds and occasionally make decisions that cause the crowds to be happy and cheer louder.
This theory states that the home ground advantage is much greater in stadiums where the supporters are seated closer to the field than in stadiums that may have a running track surrounding the field.


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Identity Commons was originally created (LINK: historical pages -- purposes and principles, board) by [[Owen Davis]] and Andrew Nelson in 2001 to evangelize the creation of a decentralized user-centric identity infrastructure and to address the resulting social trust issues. It was partially in response to the 2003 paper, "[http://asn.planetwork.net/ The Augmented Social Network: Building Identity and Trust into the Next-Generation Internet]," along with their participation from 2000-2002 with the [http://www.planetwork.net/ Planetwork] [http://www.venturecollective.org/linktank/ Link Tank] that generated the ideas in the paper. It was also experiment in new social structures ([http://www.chaordic.org/ chaordics]) for supporting loose-knit collaboration. At the time, these ideas were revolutionary. Very few people were even thinking about these issues, much less doing anything about them. This first iteration of Identity Commons helped change this. It not only raised awareness about the complex issues surrounding this topic, it also played an active role in helping create the necessary infrastructure. There are many threads of activity related activity that lead to the community as we know it today. * [http://www.projectliberty.org/ Liberty] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_Alliance Alliance] founded in [http://web.archive.org/web/20011018122537/http://www.projectliberty.org/ 2001] with 30 members today it has 150 members including global technology vendors, consumer-facing companies, educational organizations and governments from around the world. It works on Open Standards for authentication and authorization that became [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAML SAML] (Security Assertion Markup Language) at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OASIS_%28organization%29 OASIS]. * [http://www.didw.com/ Digital Identity World] was founded in [http://conference.digitalidworld.com/2002/ 2002] and besides focusing on 'Provisioning and Termination' in the Enterprise Context had a few folks that were thinking about user-centric identity - mostly [http://www.andredurand.com/ Andre Durand] of [http://www.pingidentity.com/ PingID] with his [http://bgbg.blogspot.com/2003/10/digital-id-world-myidentity.html Mydentity, Ourdentity Theirdentity] frame. [http://doc.weblogs.com/2002/10/10#loadingTheSpread Doc] [http://doc.weblogs.com/2002/10/10#shootingGallery Searls] [http://doc.weblogs.com/2002/10/10#obsoletingTheConsumer one] of the authors of the [http://www.cluetrain.com/ Cluetrain Manifesto] traditionally gives the closing keynote there (He tells his version of [http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8357community evolution here]). * [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/home/ The Berkman Center for Internet and Society] has two projects have some loose affiliation with them [http://www.socialphysics.org/ Social Physics Project] founded in [http://web.archive.org/web/20041015211557/http://www.socialphysics.org/ 2004] and The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higgins_project Higgins] [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/ Project] that is part of [http://www.eclipse.org/ Eclipse]. Fellow activity has included Mary Rundle's work on [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/home/2006-06 international legal frameworks relate to Identity] lead by [http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/profile/mary-rundle Mary Rundle]. Doc Searls is leading the [http://www.projectvrm.org/ Vendor Relationship Management Project] there. [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/home/john_clippinger John Clippinger] is a senior fellow published [http://www.amazon.com/Crowd-One-Future-Individual-Identity/dp/1586483676 A Crowd of One the future of Individual Identity] in 2007. * [http://www.identityblog.com/ Kim Cameron Microsoft's Identity Architect], worked inside Microsoft on how they could 'do the right thing' cause Passport was such a disaster. As a result of these efforts he published the [http://www.identityblog.com/?page_id=352 Laws of Identity] and proposed an identity metasystem. The Light Weight Identity Efforts * Way back in 2001 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brad_Fitzpatrick Brad Fitzpatrick] was thinking about how to do an alternative more centralized ID approaches in the Blogosphere and settled on URL based authentication for LiveJournal. This is the May 2005 home page * [http://netmesh.info/jernst/About/index.html Johannes Ernst]'s Company [http://netmesh.us/ NetMesh] released [http://lid.netmesh.org/wiki/Main_Page LID] in [http://netmesh.us/company/news/ November 2004] * [http://www.sxip.com/ Sxip] founded in 2003 put forward a protocol SXIP (Simple eXtensible Identity Protocol) in 2004. [http://blame.ca/dick/ Dick Hardt] the CEO delivered a widely shared talk entitled, "[http://identity20.com/media/OSCON2005/ Identity 2.0]," which helped spread awareness about why user-centric identity is important. * [http://www.equalsdrummond.name/ Drummond Reed] and others had been working on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Resource_Identifier XRI] and its user-friendly names space [http://dev.inames.net/ i-names] both dirivatives of what was [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Name_Service XNS]. Weaving it all Together [http://www.identitywoman.net/ Kaliya Hamlin] was working as an evangelist for Identity Commons(1) in the summer of 2004 and ran into Doc Searls at a post Linux World [http://www.itgarage.com/node/435 baseball game]. He had all but given up hope for user-centric identity. She also flew to Boston to reach out to John Clippinger, Paul Trevithick and Mary Ruddy at the Berkman Center in the fall of 2004. Doc Searls encouraged Kim Cameraon the chief Identity Architect at Microsoft to start blogging in the fall of 2004. He released his Laws of Identity one a week on his blog beginning in Dec 2004. Doc invited many community members to participate on the [http://www.itconversations.com/shows/detail394.html Gillmor Gang's final episode of 2004]. The "Identity Gang" and mailing list formed out of this. Plans were made to meet face-to-face at other's interested in these topics at events like PC Forum and Burton Group Catalyst. By the summer it was clear that meeting informally for a couple hours at other peoples events wasn't enough time so [http://www.identitywoman.net/ Kaliya Hamlin], [http://www.technometria.com/ Phil Windley], [http://www.searls.com/ Doc Searls], and [http://www.equalsdrummond.net/ Drummond Reed] organized the [http://www.socialtext.net/iiw2005/index.cgi?internet_identity_workshop_2005 first Internet Identity Workshop] ([http://iiw.idcommons.net IIW]), a grassroots gathering of 80 people interested in learning about and advancing the cause of user-centric identity. This gathering was a turning point for the digital identity community in a number of ways: * It helped spark the adoption of [http://www.yadis.org/ Yadis], a discovery protocol for making different lightweight identity systems interoperable. * It inspired interest in the concrete development of Identity Rights Agreements and a Service Provider Reputation Network. * Most importantly, it demonstrated the importance of maintaining a neutral community space for continuing dialogue about these and other emerging issues. By 2006, this loose-knit community began to [http://iiw.windley.com/wiki/Workshop2006 collaborate] and [http://iiw.windley.com/wiki/Workshop2006b converge] in important ways. There were two IIW events and very active mailing lists. Liberty Alliance and Digital Identity World invited the IIW leaders to host open space events beside their events in 2006. It became apparent that a neutral, open community like Identity Commons was more important than ever for holding this space and continuing to facilitate this ongoing convergence. One of the reasons the community converged is that many of the people working in enterprises on identity management tools were participants in the directory and security communities. In order to support the growing needs of this community, Identity Commons needed to restructure while revisiting its purpose and principles in a community-oriented process. Beginning in 2006 and through the first half of 2007, several members of the community met regularly to discuss goals and structure, resulting in the loose knit structure we hold today. In July 2007, the present incarnation of Identity Commons was incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation.
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January 30, 2007 - At the press event last week at the EA Mythic studios, we were privileged to sit down with Jeff Hickman, Senior Producer for Warhammer Online, following a day of presentations and demos about EA Mythic's MMORPG adaptation of the popular Games Workshop tabletop game. The thrust of the interview was accessibility for gamers of all stripes, even for those who may typically dislike PvP in other MMORPGs.
Jeff Woleslagle, Ten Ton Hammer: I enjoyed your presentation with Paul Barnett (Creative Director) more than any I've seen in recent memory. You guys kind of have a Penn and Teller act going here.
Jeff Hickman, Senior Producer, Warhammer Online: "Paul and I work hand in hand. Paul is the crazy vision guy, I'm the guy that says that's great, but how are we going to do it? He and I work really well together. What you see shows really how we work together. He throws everything against the wall, and we say... how about this? Then he helps to make sure that what happens really works for the game."
Ten Ton Hammer: Speaking of "working for the game," What kind of resources are you devoting to Warhammer Online?
Jeff: We have about 150 people working on the project, which is massive, especially for us. I think when we launched Camelot we had 28 people, I think I was employee number 27 or something like that when we launched Camelot. So we're way above and beyond. Warhammer is such an effort for us. It's a game completely different from what we do with Camelot as far as the level of depth that we're putting into everything we do. The amount of detail in the world, the amount of immersive stuff, just stuff, that's happening environmentally, that is amazingly difficult to do. So we took a lot of time just making sure the game feels like it should.
I was playing a Dwarf RunePriest yesterday, and I stopped and took a look at him, because there were very small runic letters on his vestments. There were actually little letters visible on this run-of-the-mill office hopper laptop I was playing on, how cool is that?
Jeff: The character art is crazy, some of the stuff is so cool. Some of these things I'm like "Wow, they really did it." I have to point this out because nobody else does and it's such simple little thing: you can see belts. You can take your belt and change it to another belt, we've got all kinds of different belt buckles. And it's just cool. You put your belt on for the first time and you're like "I can see my belt, that's great!" Some of the other stuff... we can just go crazy with the goblins. Crazy hats, weird crap that they've got all over them. So much fun, we're having a great time with it.
The newly unveiled Chaos Magus (left) and Empire Bright Wizard (right) are evidence that Warhammer Online does absolutely stand on its own two feet graphically.
While we're on the subject of graphics, you hear the "WoW looks like Warhammer" and the "Warhammer looks like WoW' back and forth. How comfortable are you with the side-by-side comparisons? Does it help the hype level?
Jeff: It probably helps the hype level, maybe it does. I don't know. I prefer to stand on our own two feet. It's definitely difficult because we don't choose to look like anybody but Warhammer. We say that and some people kinda go "ohohoho, you're just saying that." And, no. Games Workshop has input in everything that we do. We look like Warhammer, and it just so happens that other games kind of look like Warhammer too. I don't say that to be crappy to other games, it's just a fact. When we go to Games Workshop and we say "here's what orcs will look like" and they go, "yes, that's what orcs look like!" or "nooo, that's not what orcs look like... this is what orcs look like, make it look like that.
So if people want to do side-by-side comparisons, that's fine. Our art style is definitely not hyper-realistic. People take side-by-side comparisons of Camelot and other realistic games, it doesn't mean that they're really similar games. Warhammer is what it is, we have a lot of things we stand on our own two feet about. I even think that our graphics, if you look at them side by side with games like WoW, they're really not all that similar. They're similar in that they are exaggerated and they are not hyper-realistic.
Jeff: Exactly. So when you look at it that way, it's like "yea, we are." That's what Games Workshop envisions these characters to look like. If you look at our Chaos, nobody has anything like Chaos. Even if you look at our humans. We could look at humans especially with WoW. If you had a scale from hyperrealistic to - I don't want to use cartoony but you know what I mean - WoW is way down on the exaggerated end, DAoC, EQ2 are kind of up here in the realistic look, and Warhammer is kind of in the middle. If you look at our humans, they're actually very real looking. But how do you make dwarves look super real looking? You don't. How do you make orcs look real looking? You don't - they look like orcs. There's nothing out there that look like orcs. They look the way we want them to look. But when you look at our orcs, they don't look cartoony, they look like ferocious.


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Q: Nginx as reverse proxy for Docker-contained Tomcat Consider the following diagram:

I have a Debian droplet from Digital Ocean where I need to deploy N Java applications inside individual Docker containers running a Tomcat instance.
Each image has the following Dockerfile configuration:
FROM tomcat:jdk8-openjdk
LABEL maintainer="admin@mail.com"
ADD webapp1.war /usr/local/tomcat/webapps/ #webapp1, webapp2,... webappN
EXPOSE 8080
CMD ["catalina.sh", "run"]

And is built with:
docker build -t webapp1 .
docker build -t webapp2 .
...

Each container is started with the command:
docker run -it -d -p 8081:8080 webapp1
docker run -it -d -p 8082:8080 webapp2
...

Every application works correctly and is accesible through the droplet IP address, port and application name:
http://123.123.123.123:8081/webapp1
http://123.123.123.123:8082/webapp2
...

But I need to use a domain name (without SSL for now):
http://example.com/webapp1
http://example.com/webapp2
...

So I'm using Nginx as reverse proxy to achieve this. The following is the Nginx configuration in sites-available folder I'm using:
default file:
# Default server configuration
#
server {
    listen 80 default_server;
    listen [::]:80 default_server;

    root /var/www/html;

    # Add index.php to the list if you are using PHP
    index index.html index.htm index.nginx-debian.html;

    server_name _;

    location / {
        try_files $uri $uri/ =404;
    }
}

webapp1 file:
# webapp1 configuration
#
server {
  listen 80;

  server_name example.com;
  access_log /var/log/nginx/tomcat-access.log;
  error_log /var/log/nginx/tomcat-error.log;

  location / {
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Host $host;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Server $host;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
        proxy_pass http://123.123.123.123:8081/;
  }
}

webapp2 file:
# webapp2 configuration
#
server {
  listen 80;

  server_name example.com;
  access_log /var/log/nginx/tomcat-access.log;
  error_log /var/log/nginx/tomcat-error.log;

  location / {
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Host $host;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Server $host;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
        proxy_pass http://123.123.123.123:8082/;
  }
}

Here's the problem, when I deployed the first application and made it accesible through the domain name (example.com/webapp1) it was working fine but an 404 error was produced when I try to access example.com (my landing page). I decided to solve this problem later and better to try to deploy a second application. It worked, webapp2 was successfully deployed and was accesible through example.com/webapp2 but now both example.com and example.com/webapp1 are giving an 404 error.
I'm a Nginx and Docker newbie. Please, help.

A: In Nginx a server configuration block defines a single named virtual host. If you define multiple server blocks for the same domain, there should be a warning in the logs, but a single server block will be chosen, the others will be ignored.
What you need is multiple location blocks. So you need a single sites-available/example.com configuration (symlinked from sites-enabled/example.com) like this:
server {
    listen 80 default_server;
    listen [::]:80 default_server;

    root /var/www/html;

    server_name example.com;

    location / {
        try_files $uri $uri/ =404;
    }

    # For each web application
    location /webapp1/ {
        proxy_set_header Host $host;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme;
        proxy_pass http://192.0.2.1:8081;
    }
}

Remark: the X-Forwarded-For and X-Forwarded-Proto headers have no effect on Tomcat, unless you add:
    <Valve className="org.apache.catalina.valves.RemoteIpValve" />

to the Tomcat <Host> configuration.

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$88m pledged to Hậu Giang
Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc looks at agricultural specialities of Hậu Giang Province at the investment promotion conference in Vị Thanh City on Thursday. — VNA/VNS Photo Thống Nhất
HẬU GIANG — Nearly VNĐ2 trillion (US$87.8 million) was pledged to five projects in Hậu Giang Province at an conference held in the province's Vị Thanh City on Thursday.
Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc said at the conference entitled "Hậu Giang – Potentialities of investment and development", to call for investment in the Cửu Long (Mekong) River Delta province, that this sum was modest but investment quality was much more important.
Phúc said he expected firms to have long-term business strategies, strong determination and special attention on environmental protection to contribute to the province's sustainable development, urging them to co-operate with local authorities to remove difficulties.
Hậu Giang must hasten administrative reforms and improve the business climate to encourage investment, Phúc said, stressing that local authorities must listen to businesses on difficulties they face and strive to create a development-oriented environment.
"Priority must be given to develop a start-up ecosystem in Hậu Giang," Phúc said. The province was still weak in developing businesses with the ratio of one firm per 400 residents, much lower than the country's average ratio of one per 130.
Phúc urged the province, with 80 per cent of its area taken up with farming land and 75 per cent of population working in the farming sector, to speed up restructuring of the agricultural sector towards hi-tech and large-scale production and adaptation to climate change.
Despite suffering heavily from the impacts of climate changes, Hậu Giang has a number of advantages, such as abundant raw materials, fruits, high-quality rice and rich labour resources.
The province should attach attention to education and training as well as promoting tourism, the Prime Minister said.
"Hậu Giang needs to have a long-term development vision with its planning in line with the Mekong River Delta's master plan to create regional linkage," Phúc stressed.
Phúc said that the Government was determined to stabilise the macro-economic situation and create an enabling Government for citizens and businesses.
At the conference, Phúc also witnessed the signing of memorandums of understanding between Hậu Giang and businesses and co-operation agreements with business associations from Laos, Australia and Sóc Trăng Province.
Call for investment
Hậu Giang is calling for investment in seven key projects with an estimated total capital of $261 million at the conference.
Đông Văn Thanh, deputy hairman of the provincial People's Committee, said that the province would focus on four prioritised sectors for investment, namely industrial cluster infrastructure, wholesale market, agricultural product processing plant and hi-tech agriculture area, and tourism infrastructure.
The province was providing incentives to investors, including tax exemptions and reductions and land use fee exemptions.
Hậu Giang has two industrial zones and seven industrial clusters which have an occupancy rate of more than 70 per cent and create more than 20,000 jobs.
So far, the province has attracted nearly 500 domestic projects, worth VNĐ123 trillion and 28 FDI projects, worth $828 million in registered capital.
The province now has more than 3,300 businesses with a total registered capital of more than VNĐ45 trillion and over 46,000 business households. — VNS
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Recommended: Chester Watson – Guru Vol. 4
May 18, 2015 March 30, 2016 by Michael Scala
The precocious Chester Watson has seemingly remained out of the bounds of rap's radar; a lack of attention that could be framed, in addition to his music's pillaring features (a tongue-twisting low-key rhyme, impending, decrepit instrumentals), as an ode to the DOOM-ish alternative underground sphere from which he scarcely crawls out—as much as he, as any other rapper, would grimace at the easy albeit lofty comparison. This board-hopper, apt for a Stones Throw landing as he is, goes unmasked; Watson's musical project sounds like it could loosely stem from his Midwestern origins, less from his current Florida residency. As mentioned, his stock in trade alternates between his lyrical malleability and leery production chops, and with mixtapes like last year's recommended Tin Wooki, wherein his own beats accounted for more than half of the extensive 28-track list, the final product is usually something to be consumed twice over: once to gape at an otherworldly snare or dodgy loop, and then to shudder at the rapping-half's wry malevolence and follow his metal-tipped tongue. It's not exactly unfortunate than that Guru Vol. 4 is another collection of just beats.
Guru's fourth volume is only the third available as far as we can tell. Watson put out Vol. 2 just as many years ago and that remains to be the ostensible beginning of the series. If these instrumental mixtapes are themed, it's subtlety so—Vol. 2 took on a bit of trippy vibe with left field textures and bass lines ripped from a Nightmares on Wax record, while its successor's melodic/sample focal point generally centered around the Far East. But what Watson is arguably best at and does the most, in a production capacity, is icy gloom. It's also the most common thread that has ran through the series up through this new volume. At twenty-something minutes a pop, Vol. 4 is a constant shuffle between unnerving compartments of atmospheres, as if these instrumentals were Watson's way of retrospectively documenting a perilous subterranean escape from the layers of his conception of hell. What's more killer? "No samples were used in the making of this project."
Guru Vol. 4 by Chester Watson
Guru Vol. 4 was released on May 9.
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Truancy Volume 117: Kuedo


Dr. Weinberger's Biography — Dr. Weinberger graduated from Clark University with a BA in biology. He earned his MD in 1983 from the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University. He then completed an internship and residency in internal medicine at the St. Vincent's Hospital and Medical Center, followed by a residency in anesthesiology at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center and a fellowship in pain medicine at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Dr. Weinberger is the division chief of pain medicine. He is director of the Pain Management Center and program director for the pain medicine fellowship. An associate professor of anesthesiology at CUMC, he has been with the department since 2001. He practices all aspects of pain medicine and has a special interest in the spine, cancer pain, palliative medicine, and chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS).
Dr. Mathew's Biography — Leena Mathew received an MD from Tirunelveli Medical College, India, in 1995 at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center, Dr. Mathew completed an internship in the Department of Surgery, followed by a residency in anesthesiology and a fellowship in pain medicine. Dr. Mathew joined the faculty of the Department of Anesthesiology, Division of Pain Medicine, at Columbia University Medical Center in August 2003. An associate professor of anesthesiology at CUMC, she is program director for the pain medicine fellowship. She practices all aspects of acute and chronic pain medicine, with a special interest in interventional pain medicine in the treatment of cancer and chronic pain, including neurolytic procedures, Botox, ultrasound-guided peripheral nerve blockade, radiofrequency, and cryoablation, as well as implantable therapies. She is also interested in developing comprehensive treatment models for patients with pelvic pain and headaches. Dr. Mathew is a member of the liver transplantation anesthesia team. She is also certified in medical acupuncture.
Dr. Schechter's Biography — Dr. William Schechter, MD is a Critical Care Medicine Specialist who practices in New York, NY. He is 66 years old and has been practicing for 37 years. Dr. William Schechter, MD is affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center.


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Internet for Everyone in Cuba: Myths and Realities
Yenisel Rodríguez Perez
HAVANA TIMES – It seems as though decisive steps to make Internet services widely available in Cuba will finally be taken. Much pressure has built up in connection with this issue as a result of the heated disputes that are probably taking place between different interests groups on the island.
Who could doubt that cyberspace is the political arena where the country's sociopolitical and economic fate is to be defined?
Speaking of a Cuban civil society within this context, to then ascribe it a leading role in this struggle, is entirely naive. "Civil society" continues to be a euphemism in Cuba.
Using the concept of civil society to refer to the pressure exerted on the government by people is placing barely effective initiatives undertaken by individuals or small groups (all of them minorities that are invisible at street level) under a single category.
These political initiatives, though defined in their political aims, have a very limited sociopolitical impact owing to the atomization of our society and its highly depoliticized nature.
It would therefore be more precise to speak of different interest groups linked to power centers (and I don't know whether I'm still being too optimistic with this description).
Ultimately, it is unquestionable that the steps being taken towards making Internet services more accessible reflects the consolidation of neo-liberal and pro-Right tendencies in Cuba's political panorama.
We could think of a map that situates the government's passive and leading opponents. We first come across those who wish for total and unrestricted Internet access in order to facilitate the complete overthrow of the Castro regime, following the logic of the Arab Spring.
On the other extreme we have those who oppose all changes and are interested in preserving the status quo on the basis of misinformation and the centralization of global information flows, represented by the governmental gerontocracy and their lackeys.
Last but not least, we have the reformists, interested in more or less far-reaching and organized reforms in the area of Internet access, who aspire to efficient and "democratic" government control, inspired by a center-right type of capitalism that seems unfeasible in a world as crisis-ridden as ours.
I wonder about the revolutionary Left, about Cuban anarchism. Has any path been traced by resistance and recycling, through which we hope to be able to channel all of our strength, in the interests of a future with greater access to the world-wide web? Will we be able to take advantage of the loopholes left unguarded by the powerful in their political maneuvers and their strategy of everyone-for-himself?
As an individual, I have been adjusting my personal expectations in connection with all of this. I know that the Internet is not a magic lamp that comes to fulfill our wishes, much less if our wishes are of a political nature.
Technology can point towards the distant horizon, but it is ultimately mired in daily social relations (relations we could ironically refer to as "analogic").
What we are unable to overcome through social praxis, face-to-face among individuals or before the social institutions around us, no Facebook, Twitter or Saint Google is going to grant us.
I have come across very little reflection and political awareness on the Internet. Rather, I've run into the same realities that one can see from my window, in the dirty and poetic neighborhood where I live: plenty of gossip and a whole lot of profanity.
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Yenisel Rodriguez Perez: I have lived in Cuba my entire life, except for several months in 2013 when I was in Miami with my father. Despite the 90 miles that separate Havana and Miami, I find profound reasons in both for political and community activism. My encounter with socio-cultural anthropology eight years ago prepared me for a commitment of love for cultural diversity.
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For years the Castro regime used the satellite link to Internet and its limited bandwidth as its excuse for not allowing people on the web. For more than 4 years now Cuba is connected by cable and nothing has changed exposing the lie so often repeated by Castro apologists.
Some background:
The US cable: 1991
Cuba was first connected to Internet using an existing underwater cable of Sprint and financed by the Heinz foundation of John Kerry's wife:
"The Heinz Endowments, two foundations with combined assets of more than $1 billion, have donated $8 million to the Tides Foundation and Center since 1994, but the foundations insist the money went to projects in Pennsylvania.
Critics say, however, that Tides money helped Castro's Cuba by donating funds to the Institute for Global Communications, whose Canadian affiliate in 1991 used an undersea cable link from Havana to Sprint in the United States – connecting Cuba to the Internet."
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/8/11/222217.shtm
"The Tides Foundation contributed $13,000 to the Institute for Global Communications between 1993 and 2002, Tides spokesman Christopher Herrera said in a statement. Tides' Canadian affiliate in 1991 used an undersea cable link from Havana to Sprint in the United States to
connect Cuba to the Internet."
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/s_207828.html
Satelite: 1996
Note: this author seem to have been unaware of the sprint cable connection.
It is indeed not widely known.
In October 1996 Cuba first connected full time to the Internet, and in 1998 Cuba had only a single 64-Kbps satellite connection run by Sprint in Florida and allowed by an exception for communications to the U.S. trade embargo.
http://opennet.net/research/profiles/cuba
Currently Cuba still uses its satellite connection with a 65 Mb/s upload bandwidth and a 124 Mb/s download bandwidth for the entire country.
Fibre optics:
Other firms tried to get in to Cuba with fiber optics from the US and Jamaica, every time nothing ever got realized even after US approval.
1999: Projecto Unidad
In 1999 the planned construction of a 40 Gbps Undersea Cable to Cuba was announced by Quest Net Corp. While Quest stated there were no legal impediments in the US, Cuba never allowed it.
"The "Projecto Unidad" system is being designed primarily for data and will only carry Internet and data traffic. Quest Net Corp. therefore will not be involved in settlement of telephone tariffs, which is a point of contention between the USA and CUBA. After preliminary contact with OFAC (Office of Foreign Asset Control), FCC (Federal Communications Commission), State and Commerce Departments, the management of the Company is confident that there is no violation of the Cuban Democratic Act in its proposal as Internet traffic is already widely available between the United States and Cuba. The company will not begin construction until such time as permission has been secured and the proper licenses have been obtained from both governments. Although no assurances can be given, the company believes that it will be able to comply with all requirements in order to complete this project."
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_1999_March_10/ai_54061872/
Jamaica 2006
published: Friday | August 18, 2006 — Ashford W. Meikle, Business Reporter —
Jamaica Gleaner —
TCCC Jamaica, one of three companies licensed to construct and operate
an international sub-sea fibre-optic cable facility to Jamaica, wants
to build another link from Cuba, and has asked the Office of Utilities
Regulation (OUR) to amend its licence accordingly.
http://www.jamaicanap.com/news011.html
In 2009 various initiatives were undertaken in the US to connect Cuba, all refused by the Castro regime. A proposed cable for Internet from Key West to Havana was not allowed by the Castro regime.
"Cuba: No deal with US telecoms", GlobalPost, Nick Miroff, October 18, 2009 ,
Cuba rebuffs key Obama initiative that would have opened the island to better cell phone and internet service.
Source: Cuba: No deal on US telecommunications | GlobalPost – http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/cuba/091018/cuba-says-no-deal-us-telecoms
El régimen insinúa que no aceptará un cable de internet desde EE UU y esgrime razones de 'seguridad nacional' – Noticias – Cuba – cubaencuentro.com (26 October 2009)
http://www.cubaencuentro.com/es/cuba/noticias/el-regimen-insinua-que-no-aceptara-un-cable-de-internet-desde-ee-uu-y-esgrime-razones-de-seguridad-nacional-219246
Fiber-optic cable to link Key West and Havana – Business –
MiamiHerald.com (13 October 2009)
http://www.miamiherald.com/business/story/1279401.html
In February 2011 the undersea cable from Venezuela reaches Cuba.
"Fiber optic cable linking Cuba to Jamaica active", Miami Herald, By Juan O. Tamayo, Tuesday, 05.21.13
Cuba has activated a branch of its submarine fiber optic cable that
connects to Jamaica, giving it greater bandwidth and a backup in case the main leg to Venezuela is not available, according to a U.S. company that monitors global Internet traffic.
http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/05/21/3409338/fiber-optic-cable-linking-cuba.html#storylink=cpy
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Horrified, David sets out to wage spiritual war against the Satanists, but each Sunday his impassioned words fall on meek faces and deaf ears and the orgies go on. Meanwhile, the Monmouth Rebellion fails, and the King's men persecute the rebels and camp-followers far and wide. David is caught in the middle, trying to do his best for the congregation and the fugitives, and the Kirk Assembly neither believes in his tale of a coven nor approves of his aid to the enemy.
Meanwhile a young noblewoman named Katrine Yester lives far removed from the suffocating blackness hanging over the village, on the other side of the Wood, in a castle on a hill. By day she haunts the Wood, a symbol of goodness and source of inspiration to counteract the evil of the coven.
As you can imagine, this is a gloomy, brooding, powerful book which sincerely raises some questions about the nature of Calvinism. Most of the protagonists are Calvinists themselves, but so are all the people who practice witchcraft in the Wood. They are led by a man who truly believes that he is elect, justified, predestined, and on his way to Heaven—and as such, no evil he does may damn him. This, says Buchan, is the problem with Calvinism: that a man might find in it a cast-iron assurance of salvation.
One by one, David manifests the first list of attributes. One by one, the hypocritical warlock manifests the second list. Both are Calvinists, yet one is saved and one is not. Is this confusion over assurance of salvation a critical fault with Calvinism? Buchan hints that it is, but like his author David remains a Calvinist and a Christian.
I'm not sure whether Buchan resolved his questions about Calvinism, or to what conclusion he eventually came. But Witch Wood remains a great work and a sincere warning against false assurance.
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Here are five facts about Omar Suleiman:
* He has been the director of the Egyptian General Intelligence Services (EGIS) since 1993, a role in which he has played a prominent public role in diplomacy, including in Egypt's relations with Israel and with key aid donor the United States.
* He was born on July 2, 1936 in Qena, in southern Egypt. He later enrolled in Egypt's premier Military Academy in 1954, after which he received additional military training in the then Soviet Union at Moscow's Frunze Military Academy.
* He also studied political science at Cairo University and Ain Shams University. In 1992 he headed the General Operations Authority in the Armed Forces and then became the director of the military intelligence unit before taking over EGIS.
* Suleiman took part in the war in Yemen in 1962 and the 1967 and 1973 wars against Israel.
* As Egypt's intelligence chief, Suleiman was in charge of the country's most important political security files, and was the mastermind behind the fragmentation of Islamist groups who led the uprising against the state in the 1990s.
There is a big demonstration that will take place here in Barcelona in an hour (18:00 Spain Time) in solidarity with the Egyptian people. Participation has been confirmed by people from different nationalities. The demonstration takes place at Sant Jaume Square.
by Mohammed Elrazzaz (Camel) 1/29/2011 4:15:53 PM
The Israeli Foreign Ministry has confirmed that family members of Israeli diplomats stationed in Egypt were evacuated from Cairo on a special flight on Saturday.
BBC reports that President Hosni Mubarak's two sons, Alaa and Gamal, have arrived in London.
CNN reporting that Egyptian police are firing on protesters near Interior Ministry in Cairo. Local time in Egypt now 6:40pm.
Twitter users in Egypt appear to be back online.
Twitter user Khaled Said: BBC Arabic Reporter in Tahreer square now says Protesters & Army in complete harmony, chatting, eating & laughing together #Jan25 #Egypt
CNN reporter Ben Wedeman on Twitter: In residential areas of Cairo people setting up barricades to protect their streets. Wielding clubs, knives fearing looters. #Jan25 #Egypt
Egypt Defence Ministry spokesman says armed forces will act to ensure security.
RT @DailyNewsEgypt: Armed Forces announce a hotline to report looting and attacks: 19614. #jan25 #egypt #mubarak
CNN reporting 31 dead from protests in Alexandria.
Is it known whether internet access restored in Alexandria and across Egypt yet?
by Lucy 1/29/2011 6:06:00 PM
Any news if internet is back up in Cairo?
by Scotty 1/29/2011 6:08:55 PM
I spoke to my brother in Cairo 10minutes ago and there is no internet but the limited mobile service is back up and running. Families are scared and are all staying home and waiting for the night to pass. The fear is not from the military but from the rage of the people who are looting and attacking the homes and livelihood of fellow Egyptians.
by nader 1/29/2011 6:15:32 PM
CNN reporter on air saying crowds in main square in Cairo are slightly smaller than seen on Friday. Local time is 8:26pm.
Spoke to family in Heliopolis. All men forming human cordons outside their homes to protest property from looters. Reports looters are on motorcycles, some with security services ID cards.
by Carina 1/29/2011 6:27:11 PM
I just talked to my grandparents in Alexandria. The looters appear to be very organized and armed. They are taking residential areas in order and attacking people their homes. The men have to barricade their own buildings to protect their possessions. The mosques are even warning people over the intercoms. It's a state of chaos.
by Mariam 1/29/2011 6:27:24 PM
Rick Sanchez: Chaos & anarchy in #Egypt. Reports of police taking part in looting, private citizens protecting neighborhoods & homes. #jan25
Protesters carry placards during demonstrations in Cairo January 29, 2011. Thousands of angry Egyptians rallied in central Cairo on Saturday to demand that President Hosni Mubarak resign, dismissing his offer of dialogue and calling on troops to come over to their side. REUTERS/Asmaa Waguih
by Shadia Ismail 1/30/2011 1:42:09 AM
Egyptian resident Kareem Amer tells CNN that civilians are "taking justice into their own hands because the state has failed them in providing basic security".
Egyptian state television shows troops rounding up people on the streets during curfew hours: Video reut.rs
Egypt's ambassador to the U.S., Sameh Shoukry, tells CNN that "there have not been any new instructions or communications" with officials in Egypt.
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood says seeking to form board political committee with Elbaradei to talk with army, others - Senior Brotherhood Member.
by Suzanne Urpecz 1/31/2011 10:47:15 AM
Egypt's Elbaradei not yet been approached by Brotherhood, others about forming board committee on political issues - Elbaradei brother.
Egypt appoints General Mahmoud Wagdy as Interior Minister - source.
Egypt cabinet is formed and being sworn in with president - sources.
Egypt's central bank says following situation daily regarding banks, banks reopening date not yet set - State News Agency.
Indian nationals residing in Egypt arrive at the airport in Mumbai January 31, 2011. Governments took steps on Monday to whisk their nationals out of Egypt on chartered or scheduled aircraft as demonstrators pressed their mass campaign to topple President Hosni Mubarak. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
In this still image taken from video, Egypt's Defence Minister Tantawi meets soldiers deployed on streets of Cairo.
by Suzanne Urpecz 1/31/2011 12:02:19 PM
Al Jazeera reports five of its journalists arrested in Egypt
by josh.hargreaves 1/31/2011 12:12:24 PM
Time in Egypt is 5:37am on Tuesday. Read the Al Jazeera take on what is shaping up to be a gigantic protest on Tuesday. english.aljazeera.net
Israel's Netanyahu fears Egypt could go way of Iran. Find out more on www.reuters.com
Egypt's Suez Canal operating as normal on Tuesday - Canal Official.
A protester shouts anti-Mubarak slogans during an anti-government protest in Tahrir square in Cairo February 1, 2011. REUTERS/Suhaib Salem
Thousands begin to assemble in downtown Cairo for the "million-man-march" reports Al Jazeera.
by Suzanne Urpecz 2/1/2011 10:01:02 AM
U.N. rights chief urges calm, says pivotal day for Egypt. Find out more on www.reuters.com
A protester sleeps on a street in Tahrir square, Cairo, February 1, 2011. REUTERS/Suhaib Salem
Turk PM urges Mubarak to listen to Egyptian people. For the latest updates visit www.reuters.com
Egypt's ElBaradei calls on Mubarak to quit in order to spare bloodshed – Al Arabiya.
Egypt's ElBaradei says Mubarak must leave for dialogue with the government to start.
Egypt's ElBaradei says Mubarak must leave the country - Al Arabiya.
Over 100,000 in Egypt square call on Mubarak to go. Find out more on www.reuters.com
Supporters of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak demonstrate in front of an Egyptian army checkpoint in Cairo February 1, 2011. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh
A supporter of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak holds an Egyptian flag in front of an Egyptian army vehicle during a demonstration in Cairo February 1, 2011. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh
Egypt's Islamists well placed for any post-Mubarak phase www.reuters.com


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Jane McDonald*, Trauma Therapy
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What is your business? How long has the business been operating?
I think I was doing it 10 years before I took it seriously as a business. Last year I participated in the Money for Jam program and that's how I met Gina. And it was since doing Money for Jam that I took the business side of my work more seriously. I looked at it as a business. But I've recently cut down from three days to two. I was finding I'd finish work and spend the next day exhausted in bed.
I work in trauma therapy. It's not counselling though. I use psychosensory therapy to target trauma in the body where it lives, which is the electrochemical system. It repairs the disconnect between different parts of the brain that stopped communicating with each other due to trauma and restores the proper function of the hippocampus and amygdala.
During trauma a brainwave of one hundred megahertz sweeps through the brain causing trauma receptors to come out onto the surface of the Amygdala, which is the fear centre of the brain. At the same time the brain releases an enzyme that glues the trauma receptors onto the fear centre, essentially making the fear centre bigger. As a result of trauma the part of the Hippocampus (the part of the brain responsible for processing sensory information and turning it into narrative memory) freezes and we never get to fully process the traumatic events, which then play 24/7 in the implicit or sensory memory, which feels like we are experiencing the trauma constantly. And so the traumatic memories never properly get "filed" in the filing cabinet of the mind.
So my story, I spent my twenties in and out of psychiatric hospitals, was on anti psychotics and Deep Sleep Treatment. I was on anti depressants for a total of 45 years. I had psychotherapy for 35 years, much of it very good and helpful, but it never changed the felt sense of burden and chaos in my body, my life. Then I had severe heart failure and wasn't supposed to live very long. So I got desperate and finally found a therapist who specialised in electrochemical therapies, beginning with 'EFT' (Emotional Freedom Techniques, also known as Tapping and a form of Energy work). This has been proven in a multitude of scientific studies to be the most effective therapy available.
What were you doing before you made contact with Many Rivers? What was your previous work experience?
So I had to resign from my lecturing position at university because my heart was failing but I still tried to finish my PhD in trauma and it's relationship to creativity. I was seeing this extraordinary EFT therapist and began to get better. My cardiologist began reducing my medications. One day my EFT therapist said "You need to go and learn this". So I thought "Bugger the PHD, I just want to be well". So That's how I got into trauma therapy.
I've studied 6 different types of EFT and have qualified in 4 of them, including Clinical EFT, EFT for Trauma and the astonishing Matrix ReImprinting (excellent for childhood trauma). The hands-on training happens over several weekends and then there is all the reading, clinical supervision and case studies and exams to pass. With the ongoing training it takes about a year or two to qualify in each method. Since then I've trained in specialist hypnosis for trauma: The Richards Trauma Process (TRTP) and in Havening, which s the newest version of EFT.
Who referred you to Many Rivers? When?
The Money for Jam mentor program last year.
Why did you want to go into business?
I think because I'd just studied the new therapy called 'Havening' and results were spectacular. People with childhood sexual abuse, 3 sessions and they were done. The results were so fantastic I thought 'I've got to go for this'. I needed to take this business seriously.
What services did you receive from Many Rivers? How did it help?
Oh I'm a complete disaster…I can't even add up! They gave me a profit/loss book and I've probably redone the totals 7-10 times. And even then I find things I've forgotten or left out and have to do it all over again. When it comes to financial stuff I'm a disaster on legs. Gina tries to set targets with me and occasionally I do them. No, most of the time I do them. But things happen.
A few weeks ago the centre that I worked from closed down. And then my cat passed away. I said to Gina, "I can't do this this week, holding my head up is enough." She said "that's ok" and just offered emotional support.
It's more than just support. If you're trying to make a massive change in your life you can't do it in isolation. You need to make sure you're supported and Gina has been that support for me. Society is so atomised and you get so isolated. And if you've had trauma you feel even more alone. You need supportive people with you to guide you through the big changes and huge learning curves.
What did you find the most useful about the assistance from Many Rivers?
It's that constant support. The constant checking in and accountability. She keeps me on track.
Did you get a loan from MR? How did you use the loan?
No, it wasn't about the financial help, it was the support that I needed.
What has been the biggest challenge to date?
Biggest challenge is actually sitting and writing up the profit and loss book and getting it right.
What has been the biggest success to date?
Paying my website off. Paying off the filming for the website. Getting on the first page of Google. Having a steady stream of clients. This type of therapy means I have a high turn over of clients, they don't need dozens of sessions. So having that ongoing stream of new clients has been really important and marketing helps with that.
What do you hope to achieve in the future?
I'm due to go on the aged pension next year and while my health has improved vastly I am aging and I'm not in a position to work full-time. What I want to do is keep the business going because I love it and because it pays for my training and it's doing a bloody good job in the community. But the work is too intense to go full time and I don't want to put my prices up so only the elite can afford me. So I'm in a bit of a never-world regarding income and work hours.
It's a service that gets out there and helps a lot of people. The business enables me to keep my training up.
In about 20 years, every one will be tapping every day. It's really taking off. While talk therapy can provide understanding, insight and even wisdom, it can't remove the felt sense of burden in the body, the chaos, the deep embedded distress. I'm blessed to be in 3 professional associations and working together with some of the most esteemed therapists in the country.
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Is 'management' the wrong word?
At a recent workshop I was running for medical educational supervisors we were discussing why the provision of careers support for doctors is now such a big issue. In the words of one of the consultants: 'You used to be able to bum around for ages as a house officer until you worked out what you liked and disliked. Now you have the two years of your foundation programme and you are expected to know enough about the whole of medicine to make a sensible decison about your entire future.' This was backed up by stories from the consultants about their haphazard career paths, full of wrong turnings, unexpected discoveries and random opportunities.
I find it somewhat ironic, therefore, that one of the most commonly used phrases in this new career support is 'career planning'. 'Planning', with its implication of being able to predict, decide and control the future seems an inappropriate concept for many of the foundation doctors I have met. Even the fairly self-contained world of the medical profession is subject to social and technological changes that see the waning of certain specialties and the rapid growth of new ones, so that it is hard to predict what an area of medicine will look like by the time you are qualified to practise it.
Outside of medicine, I have noticed that we tend to use the term 'career management', which, if slightly less prophetic than 'planning', still presents the assumption of control. Of course the currently correct terminology for what we do is 'career development learning', but surely we don't call it that in front of the students! So what do we call it? Is 'career management' the right phrase to use?