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Post #116, August 3, 2020: The TOXIC BOOGALOO Post
City Morgue is a duo/trio that comprises of artists ZillaKami and SosMula who are both from New York and a producer named Thraxx who is also from New York and has quite a few production credits on this tape along with Powers Pleasant who has worked with ZillaKami in the past. I came across them in 2018 through Denzel Curry's album TA13OO but it was just ZillaKami at the time. My introduction to City Morgue was odd because I was genuinely listening to something I've never heard before and I was also watching things that I've never seen before through their dark and violent music videos but there was something I loved about it. Ever since I listened to my first City Morgue song I haven't stopped, I've came back to every release and I've payed close attention to them as a group because they are so raw and authentic, their Rock and Rap fusion is full of emotion and energy which are two aspects of music that I love and look out for when initially listening to new music. This project happens to be just a mixtape, a little something before their major release so with that being said I won't judge it too hard since it wasn't made with a lot of seriousness, also, ZillaKami posted on social media that some of these songs were just made to have fun and that the serious music is being saved for the album. With the name TOXIC BOOGALOO I'm expecting nothing less then raw, unfiltered and violent lyrics and production. I'm definitely ready so let's get into it.
TOXIC BOOGALOO by City Morgue
"THE ELECTRIC EXPERIENCE"– This opening track brings that aggression and energy that I was hoping for. I personally am a huge fan of ZillaKami's voice, it's so deep, aggressive, raspy and full of hate, it's amazing. The track as a whole isn't anything crazy but it just supplies me with that typical City Morgue aggression that I've been anticipating.
"HURTWORLD '99"– This track was released prior to the release of the album so I got the chance to listen to it before the album and I absolutely love it. The chorus is really engaging with ZillaKami spelling out "H U R T" and makes the listener want to go along with the song. I love how aggressive and enticing the instrumental is with the mix of the guitar and distortion or the bass line.
"YELLOW PISS"– Here we have the first solo track and it's just going to be ZillaKami on here. I've always been such a huge fan of ZillaKami because there is just something about his voice, he has the perfect screaming voice because it has the perfect amount of raspiness in my opinion. The track here begins with some really nice electric guitar chords but then all of a sudden gets engulfed in an extremely distorted baseline. I'm mainly focusing on the production, the voice, energy, and a little bit of the lyrics and I can definitely say that this track holds all of those to a high standard.
"BUAKAW"– This track starts off with a really intense series of electric guitar chords that really set the track up for energetic success. I've always appreciated the perfect merge of rap and metal that City Morgue manger to perfect. As far as the content goes we don't have anything new, same lyrics about fighting and the street life, crazy aggressive production and more.
"YAKUZA"– Here we have the first solo track from SosMula off the album and when I first listened to it I really did enjoy it, I still don't really like it and this is probably my 10th listen. SosMula has sounded the same on all three of their mainstream projects in my opinion and has yet changed anything major about the way he raps. The track here consists a lot around him saying "skrt" which gets annoying after about 30-45 seconds in. I was hoping to hear more from SosMula on his solo track but I didn't, hopefully later on in the project.
"CRANK"– This track seems a little less intense compared to the others but more dark. It starts off with some sort of weird ambience that's really mind bending in my opinion because it leaves the listener unsure as of where it's going to go. ZillaKami starts off the track with a quick and intense verse then goes into the hook where he carries an above decent flow throughout it. SosMula delivers a quick verse also that isn't anything crazy, just there for energy really. I enjoy the low key aspect this track has but it definitely doesn't stand out in any major way.
"YOU CAN SMD"– This is another solo track from ZillaKami and it's…different. Here we have ZillaKami expressing a new voice that sounds really good, it's sort of like a soft spoken screaming voice, that's the best I can explain it. The lyrics in the track are very different, the hook consists of him talking about…well…just read the title, if you're so interested then you should listen for yourself. Moving on from the lyrics, I really enjoy the production, Powers Pleasant has a big mark on this project and of course this track here, I like how the best cuts in and out during the hook because it just amplifies the overall energy and I also love the choice of guitar mixed with 808s, very nice.
"ALL KILLER NO FILLER"– The first thing that came to mind during this track was that the production doesn't seem as abrasive compared to the other tracks here but the vocals are more amplified and more of an attention grabber which I enjoy a lot because I like hearing ZillaKami's voice since it's such a unique aspect of the music they make. This track, like the rest of the project has a really short run time so there isn't much I can talk about but one thing I can add is their ability to jam pack so much energy into a short track, they've always been able to do this which is why I am such a huge fan.
"SUPER SOAKA"– This is the next solo track from SosMula and again, I'm not a fan. Now don't get me wrong I do enjoy the rapping from SosMula, ZillaKami does the screaming and the actual vocal work but SosMula does the rapping. The thing that makes me not like this track is the production, I just don't like the weird echo sound effect throughout the background of the track, I just think it ruins things.
"PROSTHETIC LEGS"– Here we have the last track of TOXIC BOOGALOO and it isn't anything new or different in my opinion, although, ZillaKami does use a different type of flow and voice that I've never heard from him, the best way I can explain it is basically just him rapping with a normal voice compared to his typical screaming and aggressive tone of voice. Other than this the track isn't anything crazy in my opinion, the project starts and ends the same, with high and unfiltered energy.
TOXIC BOOGALOO is just a tape before a major release so that's what I've been keeping in mind throughout the duration of the project. Their first project was very aggressive and opened many doors in their career but the production wasn't that high in quality. Their second project seemed to top their last in energy because it seemed like they had gotten far more experimental with not only the energy but the lyrics, the emotion, the production, etc. I loved their second project and I still go back to it after almost a year of it being released. This project here is probably their most aggressive, energetic, unfiltered and punk/rock/metal fused. I would rate this project a solid 6/10 for a few reasons, although I think highly about the energy and aggression I think the actual song writing and structure is jumbled just a bit. Overall it seems a bit rushed and unfinished, I think anything after the 4th track just seems recycled and a little boring compared to the first 4 and other tracks off their other projects. ZillaKami is always a highlight on their projects and continues that streak on here, I've always felt that he would do just fine on his own but SosMula does support the City Morgue image and brings his own contribution to the table, I'm just waiting for his to try new things with his sound and rapping style. This little tape from City Morgue wasn't terrible but didn't really meet my expectations entirely but it does make me excited for more music from them which I hope is coming soon.
Thank you for being here for the second post for the week. I'm waiting on another full length album from City Morgue since they are one of my favorite duos/ groups in music. I'll be here for when they do release but up until then keep coming back for posts about other artists because I'm constantly posting. If you're a fan of music then go ahead and follow the page and share the page with someone else who loves music. See you soon for more reviews.
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Hero of the Soviet Union (1934), test-pilot of the 1st class (1940), colonel general of the Air Force (1944), honoured pilot of the USSR (1925), honoured master of sports of the USSR (1969), professor (1937).
Mikhail Gromov was born on February 24, 1899, in the city of Tver. He has spent his childhood and youth in the cities of Kaluga, Rzhev, and in the village of Losinoostrovsky (which is within Moscow nowadays). In 1916-1917, he studied at Moscow highest technical school. In 1917, he finished aviation theoretical courses there.
Since 1917 Mikhail Gromov was in the army. In 1918 he graduated from Moscow flying school and stayed there as a flight instructor. In November, 1919 Mikhail Gromov took part in military operations at the East front as a part of the 29th reconnaissance air group. In 1920-1924 he was a flight instructor of Moscow flying school.
In 1924-1930 Mikhail Gromov was a test-pilot of Research Institute of the Air Force. He has performed the first flight and carried out tests of U-2 (Po-2, 1927), I-4 (1927), I-3 (1928), I-4bis (1928), ANT-9 (1929), R-6 (1929). He has also performed a number of distance flights.
On June 23, 1927 during spin tests of I-1 fighter Mikhail Gromov for the first time in the USSR had to perform bailout with parachute from the airplane.
In 1930-1941 Mikhail Gromov was a test-pilot of TsAGI. In 1940-1941 he was a chief of science-and-technology group of People's commisariat of Aviation Industry. He has performed the first flight and carried out tests of R-7 (1930), I-8 (1930), TB-3 (1930), ANT-14 (1931), ANT-25 (1933), TB-4 (1933), ANT-20 (1934), ANT-35 (1936), Pe-8 (1936), BOK-15 (1939).
On July 12-14, 1937 Mikhail Gromov performed non-stop flight along route "Moscow - the North Pole - San Dzhasinto (USA)", having established 2 world aviation records of flight range (1 of them - absolute).
In March-August, 1941 Mikhail Gromov was the head of the Flight Research Institute. He took part in flight tests of UT-2 airplane with air cushion instead of classic landing gear, Me-109, G-28 "Crechet".
Mikhail Gromov was a participant of the Great Patriotic War: from December, 1941 to February, 1942 - the commander of the 31st mixed aviation division (of the Kalinin front); from February to May, 1942 - commander of the Air Forces of the Kalinin front; from May, 1942 to May, 1943 - commander of the 3rd air army; from May, 1943 to June, 1944 - commander of the 1st air army.
In 1944-1946 - Mikhail Gromov was the chief of Directorate General of the front-line aviation army training, in 1946-1949 - the deputy commander of Long-range aviation. In 1949-1955 he was a head of Ministry of the aviation industry's flight service Department. Since 1955 Mikhail Gromov was reserved. In 1959-1961 he was the chairman of USSR's Federation of heavy athletics.
Mikhail Gromov lived in Moscow. He died on January 22, 1985. Mikhail Gromov was buried at the Troyekurovskoe cemetery, in Moscow.
Mikhail Gromov was awarded four Orders of Lenin (1931, 1945, 1969, 1984), the Order of the October Revolution (1879), four Orders of the Red Banner (1925, 1937, 1944, 1948), the Order of Suvorov of the 2-d class (1943), the Order of the Patriotic War of the 1st class (1942), three Orders of the Red Star (1932, 1933, 1936), medals and foreign awards. He was also awarded the medal de Lavo by the FAI (1937).
Streets in Moscow, Tver, Sevastopol, Yekaterinburg, Vitebsk, Dnepropetrovsk, Chelyabinsk, a square in the city of Zhukovsky of the Moscow region, Tu-160 aircraft (crashed in 2003), Il-96-300 liner of Aeroflot-Russian Airlines are called by the name of the Hero. The Flight Research Institute is named after the honoured pilot.


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Watches often have engravings or personalizations on the back. Most collectors I know don't mind a personalized watch, as long as it's done well. In fact, I personally prefer Christmas watches, even over non-personalized examples, as I think they are extra special. But that's just me.
There is one type of watch that I also think is special - and that are watches that Hamilton gave to their own employees. This was a practice they started in the 1940's and you will occasionally see them come up for sale.
Hamilton awards are often engraved with, "To a Craftsman a product of his craft..." which I'm sure was very fitting. I do find it a bit ironic sometimes though, as often the watch contains a Swiss-made movement. I suspect the recipient got to choose the model though, so I doubt anyone ever felt slighted by their award.
In fact, if you wanted an automatic model, the only movements available were Swiss made and that was the case with my project watch. It's a 1959 Thin-o-matic T-200. This award watch was received the very first year that Thin-o-matics were introduced, so I'm sure it was very special. The T-200 continued to be produced through 1963.
Being a 200-series watch, the case is solid 14K gold. It features a butler-finished dial with solid 14K gold numerals and markers too.
My project watch came courtesy of another collector who needed help with it. Upon arrival I didn't realize it was an awards watch so I was puzzled by the distinctive H logo on the dial. This stylized H came about when the company acquired the A. Huguenin Fils watch company of Bienne, Switzerland in the late 1950s. You'll see that logo on Hamilton as well as Huguenin watches.
The back of the watch has the classic Hamilton presentation to employees. When I clean the case I'll take extra care to not damage the engraving.
A fellow collector helped to do some research on the watch and found out who Harvey Law was. Turns out, he worked in the cafeteria. How's that for a company that valued it's employees?
Looking at the movement, it looks like it's due for a cleaning. The only issues I noticed is if I try to set the time the crown with rotate off - so it needs to be tightened onto the stem. Also, the rotor doesn't want to swing. Maybe it's gummed up. I'll have to investigate further.
I don't see any watchmaker's marks inside. I wonder if this watch has even been overhauled before?
Well, the reason the rotor won't spin is the arbor framework is bent. Notice there's a slight gap at the base, on the right.
From a different angle, you might be able to see the slight bend that causes the weight to rub when it swings towards the center of the movement.
The framework is held in place with three screws with a series of wheels underneath.
The the framework removed, you can surely see the bend now. It should be perpendicular.
I'll try to press the part back to flush but since I don't know why it failed, I'm not convinced that this is a good repair. Plus there's a good chance I'll crack the jewel inside the post.
Yup, the jewel cracked. Oh well, I have a donor part that I intended to use anyway. The staking process was really plan B, I'd rather use a part I know is right than one that I "hope" is right.
Everything gets thoroughly cleaned and dried. The hands still had radium paint on them so I removed that in the ultrasonic too. It was starting to take it's toll on the finish of the dial and removing it stops that process. It didn't glow anymore so new paint will be a nice addition.
The hard part of reassembly is complete. Now I just need to reinstall the balance and it's jewels.
Success. The watch is ticking away with good motion. It's off to the timer to listen to how well it's ticking.
Not too shabby. The beat error of 1.6ms is acceptable to me. It's hard to adjust on this movement and I'd rather not goof up an otherwise good balance and hairspring. I'll slow it down a smidgen and then let it settle in.
The oscillating weight / rotor goes back onto the post and it's now swinging nicely, just as it should.
Fresh lume on the hands and the pointed markers freshens up the watch nicely and will keep the center of the dial from toning further. I polished the crystal so it looks factory-fresh too. The dial has some minor age spots but it looks a lot better than my merciless camera makes it out to be. This fine Hamilton awards watch is ready for another 50 years of service. Hopefully it won't wait another 50 years before it sees another watchmaker for a cleaning. That should be done every 4-5 years.
Great work, any ideas how an arbor framework gets bent that much?
My money is on being dropped. Fortunately the shock jewels spared the balance staff.
Hi - very interesting! I just bought this exact model. Any health risks wearing this watch from the radium on the dial (radiation or the secondary radon)?
Don't eat it and you'll be fine.


Many people think of climbing roses as a single group, but in fact there are two: climbers and ramblers. The distinction is more than just a whim on some ancient rose-grower's part, and it affects the way they are pruned. Climbers are to all intents and purposes the same as bush roses except that they are much taller and need some form of support. Indeed, many varieties of rose may be grown as a large bush or trained as a climber.
Pruning a Climbing Rose 1: A climbing rose trained around a pillar. It can be pruned in situ or untied, pruned and then tied back into place.
Pruning a Climbing Rose 2: After cutting out dead and damaged wood and reducing flowered stems by up to two- thirds, cut out a few of the older stems.
Pruning a Climbing Rose 3: After pruning tie in the remaining shoots using proprietary rose ties or soft garden string. Do not strangle the plant.
Pruning a Climbing Rose 4: When the rose is in flower, remove all the faded ones by cutting out their stem back to a leaf, shoot or bud.
Renovating an Old Climbing 1: Sometimes it is necessary to take drastic action in order to renovate an old climbing rose. A better support also needs to be provided.
Renovating an Old Climbing 2: The thickest of the stems should be cut through with a saw. Be careful when you reach the end of the cut that the stem does not split.
Renovating an Old Climbing 3: Thinner material can be cut out using secateurs (pruners) or long-handled pruners, again taking care not to split the remaining stubs.
Renovating an Old Climbing 4: The resulting stool. In most cases, it would be better to spread the removal of the old wood over two or more seasons.
a path or into the middle of an archway.
Climbers can be trained in a number of ways. They can be tied in to wires stretched horizontally across walls or fences, or trained up vertical structures such as posts, obelisks and tripods. They can also be trained to cover pergolas, arbours and arches. They can be allowed to scramble into trees but this is mainly the province of the ramblers. If grown in trees, they are not very easy to prune and can lose their vitality.
No pruning is required after planting climbing roses, beyond cutting back any damaged growth. As the new stems develop, spread them out so that they cover the whole of the area and tie them in. To stimulate side shoots, lightly cut back longer shoots. Continue to tie them in as they grow.
Prune between late autumn and early spring. Firstly, take out completely any dead, damaged or diseased wood. Also remove any weak growth. Prune back all flowered shoots by between half and two-thirds to a strong bud or shoot. After a few years, cut out one or two of the oldest, least productive stems, either right back to the base or to a strong shoot low down. Tie in all the new growth to fill gaps and extend the framework. Avoid cutting back too vigorously, especially in the initial stages, as many climbing versions of bush varieties may revert to the bush habit.
Climbing roses can be trained up a variety of supports. They tend not to be too vigorous and so are suitable for arches and the like, where more restrained growth is required. Train the rose so that it covers as much as possible of its allotted space. After flowering cut the flowered shoots up to two-thirds back to a shoot or strong bud. Also, remove any suckers that appear at the base of the rose.


Auction Academy convened the Managers Group in Spokane, Washington on July 15, 2013 for a training program that included DAA Northwest's premier industry promotion, the Rock n Roll Sale, which culminated in a concert with REO Speedwagon.
Auction Academy's Manager's Group convened at DAA Northwest in July, touring the auction's facilities and observing preparations for its premier promotional event: the Rock & Roll Sale.The July 16 session began with a presentation by Len Roll of DAA Northwest, one of the industry's top professionals in auctions operations, who discussed detailing, body shop services and condition reports. He was followed by Greg Mahugh, co-owner of DAANW, and Mitzi Voorhis, marketing manager at DAANW, who described the DAANW philosophy and process for its nationally recognized promotions.
The class then toured the DAA Northwest facilities and observed the preparations for the expected sale of the more than 3,000 vehicles during the two-day Rock & Roll sale. Back in the classroom, the group heard a presentation by executives from AuctionEdge: David Weld, CEO and Dan Diedrich, Senior VP of Sales and Marketing. The pair discussed the technology developments the company has pioneered for independent auctions since it was formed a little over a year ago. Next up was Greg Lubrani, COO of Liquid Motors who described the multi-platform online sale capability developed by the company, as well as its new integrations with AuctionEdge. The day ended with a Moose Burger barbecue at the home of Bob and Sandy McConkey, which was attended by a number of industry executives as well as the Auction Academy students.
Auction Academy students and staff, along with industry executives, enjoyed a Moose Burger Barbecue at the McConkey home.Wednesday, July 17 was a second full day of classes and auction observation. David Woods from Harley Davidson Financial Services (HDFS) provided an overview of the powersports industry and the HDFS remarketing process. Returning to the classroom, Charlie Vogelheim provided an overview of how the auto industry evolved to this point and where it is likely to go from here. Pierre Pons, President of TPC Management, then led an exercise on sales plan forecasting/budgeting and the use of key dynamic metrics that are unique to each auction operation. The meeting concluded with a presentation by Mike Antich of Bobit Publishing on media, public relations and conferences.
Auction Academy's next Session takes place the week of August 19th in Dallas, TX when the Next Generation/Sons & Daughters Class Group will be meeting in conjunction with the IARA Summer Roundtable.
For additional information about Auction Academy, contact Randall McCathren by email: rmccathren@auctionacademy.net, or by telephone: (615) 383-1930; or visit the web site www.auctionacademy.net.


New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said Thursday that his office would be vigilant in ensuring that about $575 million in Hurricane Sandy aid would reach victims and be spent appropriately.
"We have been dogged about making sure that when they raise money and tell the world they are going to spend it on Sandy recovery, they in fact spend it on Sandy recovery," Schneiderman said, speaking at a shuttered Long Island home.
Schneiderman's announcement is part of increased scrutiny into charities that have raised money to help victims of the storm, the Wall Street Journal reported. Charities continue to ramp up funds for the cause — the American Red Cross, for example, pledged an additional $6 million, bringing its total commitment to $308 million – according to the Journal. The new money will help victims move to new homes.


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Gute Nachrichten ist ein Fernsehfilm aus der Kriminalfilmreihe Der Usedom-Krimi. Er wurde im Auftrag von ARD Degeto und dem NDR von der Razor Film Produktion GmbH für Das Erste produziert. Die 17. Folge der Filmreihe wurde am 13. Oktober 2022 erstmals im Ersten ausgestrahlt.

Handlung
Die bekannte Fernsehmoderatorin Sandra Berger wird in ihrem Ferienhaus erschlagen aufgefunden. Zu ihrer Überraschung muss Ermittlerin Ellen Noorgard am Tatort feststellen, dass Bergers Ehemann Jonas Gomez der Mann ist, mit dem sie eine Affäre hat. Kompliziert wird die Angelegenheit dadurch, dass beide genau zum Zeitpunkt der Tat zusammen waren und nur Ellen ihm ein Alibi geben könnte. Das würde aber vermutlich die beruflichen Karrieren beider beenden. Um zu verhindern, dass Gomez verdächtigt wird, muss der wahre Täter schnell gefunden werden. Ellen öffnet sich Karin und erzählt ihr auch, dass Gomez der Vater ihres Sohns Jesper sei. Sie bittet Karin, sie zu unterstützen und auf eigene Faust mehr über die Hintergründe der Tat herauszufinden.

Ellen befragt Angestellte einer Gärtnerei, die in den vergangenen Tagen am Ferienhaus arbeiteten. Diese berichten von zwei Besuchern, einer blonden Frau und einem Galeristen aus Greifswald, der das Ehepaar zweimal dort getroffen habe. Ellen selbst kann diesen nicht befragen, da sie mit Gomez einmal wegen eines Bildkaufs bei ihm in der Galerie war. Beim Besuch des Galeristen Schwenkers erfährt Karin, dass eine seiner erfolgreichsten Künstlerinnen, Gunilla Troppmann, vor zwei Jahren gestorben ist. Von Gomez erfährt Karin später, dass er von jemandem erpresst werde, der bei Nichtzahlung die Affäre mit Ellen publik zu machen drohe. Später trifft sich Gomez mit Ellen, um seinen Sohn kennenzulernen. Als eine Journalistin in ihrem privaten Kanal den Hinweis veröffentlicht, dass Gomez seit zwei Jahren eine Affäre habe, scheint für die Ermittelnden das Hauptmotiv gefunden. Ellen bricht ihr Schweigen und gesteht, dass sie die Affäre sei, woraufhin sie von ihren Aufgaben entbunden wird.

Karin findet die Frau, die im Ferienhaus gesehen wurde. Sie ist Museumsleiterin und prüft die Echtheit von Bildern, so auch vor ein paar Tagen bei einem Bild im Ferienhaus. Als die Polizei dieses jetzt erneut prüft, stellt es sich als Fälschung heraus. Mittlerweile ist bekannt, dass die Gärtnereiangestellte Lisa Bock an der Kunsthochschule bei Schwenkers studiert hat. Dieser hatte sie für 5.000 Euro beauftragt, das Bild durch eine Kopie auszutauschen. Da Sandra Berger, die zu dieser Zeit eigentlich mit Gomez in der Galerie sein sollte, sie dabei überraschte, habe sie diese mit einem Backstein erschlagen. Wie sich herausstellt, hat Schwenkers sich von Lisa Bilder malen lassen, auch weil sein Geschäft seit Troppmanns Tod nicht mehr gut lief. Schwenkers wird in seiner Galerie verhaftet.

In der letzten Szene verabschieden sich Ellen und Gomez am Strand voneinander. Ellen sagt, dass sie erst einmal eine Weile nach Dänemark gehen werde, "um sich richtig zu ordnen".

Hintergrund
Der Film wurde vom 21. Februar 2022 bis zum 25. April 2022 auf der Ostseeinsel Usedom, in Brandenburg und Berlin gedreht. Das Ferienhaus von Sandra und Jonas befindet sich in Lubmin, weitere Innen- und Außenaufnahmen erfolgten an der Strandpromenade Bansin. In Greifswald wurden die Szenen in und vor der Kunstgalerie Schwenkers gedreht, das Tiny House von Lisa befindet sich in der Gemeinde Loissin am Greifswalder Bodden. Das markante rote Ferienhaus aus Holz, in dem Ellen wohnt, befindet sich auf dem Teufelsberg in Stubbenfelde bei Loddin. Die Dreharbeiten für das "Haus Witt" fanden in Hohendorf bei Wolgast statt.

Rezeption

Kritik
Tilmann P. Gangloff gibt den Usesdom-Krimi-Filmen der Staffel 2022 in seiner Besprechung bei tittelbach.tv insgesamt 4 von 6 Sternen. Die Szenen mit Katrin Sass und der jungen Elsa Krieger als Merle seien ein großes Vergnügen, die Kinderdarstellerin habe sichtlich Spaß an der Rolle und trage mit ihren "kecken Dialogzeilen" zur heiteren Ebene dieser Episode bei. Regisseur Tiefenbacher inszeniere es interessant, spannend sei die Frage, wie "wie Ellen aus der Nummer rauskommt". Die Bildgestaltung sei erneut vorzüglich.

Oliver Armknecht gibt dem Film in seiner Kritik auf film-rezensionen.de insgesamt 4 von 10 Punkten. Der Kritiker findet den Film langweilig, weil sich die Ermittler kaum für den eigentlichen Kriminalfall interessierten. Im Mittelpunkt stehe vielmehr die Affäre, die Ermittlung von Spuren hingegen seien nicht mehr als Pflichtelemente. Das Ende sei recht willkürlich und wirke etwas ausgewürfelt.

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Die Erstausstrahlung von Gute Nachrichten am 13. Oktober 2022 wurde in Deutschland von 6,83 Millionen Zuschauern gesehen und erreichte einen Marktanteil von 26,4 % für Das Erste. Das war der Spitzenwert an diesem Tag. In der als Hauptzielgruppe für Fernsehwerbung deklarierten Altersgruppe von 14 bis 49 Jahren erreichte Gute Nachrichten 0,61 Millionen Zuschauer und damit einen Marktanteil von 11,0 % in dieser Altersgruppe.

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Debunking the 8 most common styling myths.
While trends are constantly evolving and changing, there is one thing we can be sure of when it comes to fashion—rules were meant to be broken. Come to think of it, we're not even sure who even made these rules, so it's time to debunk the 8 most common styling myths.
Yes, you've heard this once or twice from us, so this is hopefully the last time we'll have to dispell this totally outdated "rule". While you should save your white linen for beach season, a cozy ivory fisherman sweater, crisp white jeans or a snowy-colored wool coat are sartorial standouts to consider year-round.
We're all for freedom of choice, so if you want to wear a red bag and red shoes, we certainly wouldn't stop you but you don't have to abide by this order every single time you get dressed. A playful mix of accessories always elevates a look.
From stripes and polka dots to leopard and paisley, print mixing was hands down one of the most popular street style trends of the last few seasons.
How could someone believe these colors shouldn't be worn together when the ladies above look so chic? Black and navy have gotten a bad rap in the past because they can easily get mistaken for one another, but in our eyes this is a thoroughly modern combination.
While you should save your sequin mini dress for a night out with the ladies, sparkling accoutrements can be worn during the daytime. Go for the perfect high-low mix by keeping your sparkle to one piece like a skirt or a jacket, and keeping the rest of your look simple.
With a good tailor on speed dial, shorter girls can wear anything their hearts desire. Whether it's a long dress or wide-leg trousers, it's all comes down to the perfect fit.
Pairing tights with open-toe shoes is certainly a look—but the contrast, like a silver shoe against black tights, can really add to a look. The same goes for socks and sandals—the school-girl riff plays well off of a sophisticated outfit.
Just like navy and black, this is another passè rule on color mixing. Whether its your jewelry or accessories, metallics of any shade only compliment each other's gilded pleasures.


Paris, January 30th, 2012 – Cellectis (Paris:ALCLS)(Alternext: ALCLS), the French genome engineering specialist, is announcing the operational withdrawal of Frédéric Pâques, who has joined the Group's Scientific Advisory Board, as well as three appointments in its Scientific Division: Jean-Charles Epinat as Chief Technology Officer, Philippe Duchâteau as Chief Scientific Officer, and Frédéric Cédrone as Platform Director. Alongside this, Luc Mathis has been appointed CEO of Cellectis Plant Sciences, a Cellectis subsidiary.
Jean-Charles Epinat has been appointed as Cellectis' Chief Technology Officer, joining the Company's executive committee. With a PhD in science, he carried out his postdoctoral fellowship at Boston University (Massachusetts, USA), before moving to the Institut Pasteur. After joining Cellectis in 2000, he was appointed to head up the Group's technical platform in 2005. His achievements include the development of selection and screening methods for the activity of meganucleases in yeast that are still applied today.
Philippe Duchateau has been appointed Chief Scientific Officer. With a PhD in science, Philippe Duchateau joined Cellectis in 2001 after nine years with the University of California's Cardiovascular Research Institute (San Francisco, USA). Since 2004, he was in charge of Cellectis' research department. He is taking over from Frédéric Pâques, who the Group pays tribute to for the work accomplished in this position since 2002.
Frédéric Pâques, who graduated from École Normale Supérieure de Paris and has a PhD in science, began his career at Brandeis University (Massachusetts, USA), before joining the CNRS' (Paris) Institut Jacques Monod in 1999. Appointed as Cellectis' Chief Scientific Officer in 2002, Frédéric Pâques has been behind the design and deployment of the mass screening tools which have made a key contribution towards Cellectis' scientific success. His work has been recognized in 40 scientific journals with review boards. Frédéric Pâques is joining Cellectis' Scientific Advisory Board shortly, taking on extensive responsibilities.
Lastly, Luc Mathis is being appointed CEO of Cellectis Plant Sciences, Cellectis' American subsidiary, specialized in developing genome engineering solutions for agribusiness. With a PhD in science, he began his career with the Institut Pasteur (2001-2005), before joining Cellectis in 2006. He had previously taken on more and more extensive responsibilities as the business – now Cellectis Plant Sciences – grew, becoming head of development.


Victor says, I love this time of day.
want to be here forever.
that barely felt us walking beneath them.
Painting by Jon Redmond in Somerville Manning Gallery. © 2015 Jon Redmond. Used by permission.
A retired police chief and an ex–gang member have teamed up to address dozens of school assemblies in New York and New Jersey. Their message to young people: forgive. Plough asked them to reflect on their unlikely friendship.


TM is based on the discovery that "meditation", as it is understood today, no longer has anything to do with true meditation as it was practiced in the past. Because people have lost the correct technique to let the mind transcend in a natural and effortless way, they have started to force the mind and to control it with various forms of concentration – on a sound, on breathing, or "being in the now".
Transcendental Meditation is based on the opposite premise: Transcending is the most pleasant experience possible for the mind, and the mind wants nothing more than to have this experience. We don't have to force or control the mind, but we only have to put it in the right direction and then let it go into that state by itself, in a completely natural and effortless process.
This is not only much easier to learn and more enjoyable to do, but it also appears to be far more effective than trying to control the mind.
More than 10 independent studies over the last 40 years have shown that the natural process of Transcendental Meditation turns out to be two to four times more effective than any other technique that has ever been scientifically researched.
So, if you ever tried another meditation technique before, and you came to the conclusion that it didn't seem to work very well, don't think that it is your fault, or that you "are just not good at mediation". You simply didn't have the right technique.
When taught correctly, anyone who can think a thought can practice meditation and transcend.


Ok I sorta hit my turning signal switch to hard... and now it doesn't work. Sometimes if I turn it on it might blink once or twice or no blinks at all. And that if I switch it for a left or right turn. Anyone can help? Or anyone know where I can go to fix for cheap?
It sounds like you need to replace the hazard relay switch. It's an easy DIY...in these instances, the search function is your best ally. The part shouldn't be more than $40 at the stealership.
Does your switch stalk still "click" when you select a direction?
Yes it still clicks. It just doesn't keep blinking.
i have a used one thats still good that you can have.
The panel that covers the top (fog light switches, hazards, cup holder) would be removed. Use a flat head screwdriver to assist you in removing it. Please be careful, because plastic hooks hold it in place, and they are easy to break (as mine did). Anyway, you have to take out the hazard switch (flat screwdriver would def be your best friend here...) and just replace it with the new one. Just put everything back together, and you're set. If the top panel doesn't fit, try using velcro strips on the inside of the panel (the top portion) to help it stick. Good luck!
I am having a similar problem but my doesn't make the sound anymore. No blinkers and hazards won't work. Is it the relay switch or something else?
Well yo think you'd be able to help me do it. Cause I live in queens too. And idk what the hell id be doing if I started.
if it was working until you hit your turn signal switch to hard then its not it the hazard switch. I have an extra signal switch that i got thinking mine was bad.
My fault Sleeping A4. Just send me a PM, and we'll take it from there.
He is saying that if your signals worked until you hit the switch to hard to signal a turn, then the problem is likely in your stalk and not in your hazard relay!
Hard to say could be either one. Symptoms match a hazard switch but the problems started after user error so who knows.
It stop working when I hit it to hard.
so, if you use the turning signal, without hitting it hard, does it work? Does it blink a few times, then disappear?
I went to Audi to see what they said about it an they said $127 just to check it out. Some b.s that was. Then they charge for how much the part is plus labor. What a ripp off.
I want to go back to dream land then.
There is a DIY for getting to the stalk in the cruise control how-to.


The Fowler College of Business is partnering with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program again this year to offer free tax assistance to SDSU students, including international students, and qualifying community members in the library. The Library will be hosting the VITA program in the northwest corner of the Library Computing Hub (the corner next to BuildIT) every Saturday from 02/23/19 until 04/20/19 (except for 03/30/19 and 04/06/19, the week of spring break).
All of the volunteers are upper level accounting students that go through IRS training, and they are supervised by accounting faculty throughout the program. The page below explains who qualifies for the program, what documents to bring, and how to make an appointment. It is worth noting that this page has a separate list of what to bring and a separate appointment link for foreign students, because their tax forms are more complex. When possible, walk-ins will be assisted, but booking an appointment is the only way to guarantee that you will receive assistance.
If you are a US Resident and were not able to book an appointment at SDSU VITA, there are multiple VITA providers in San Diego who are also offering free tax preparation assistance. To see the locations and hours of the other VITA sites, see the link below.


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Q: repeated combinations star bars sum digits I have been looking at some simpler versions where digits sum < 9 example: from 1 to $10^4$ how many sum to 5? using repeated combinations
$$\binom{5+5−1}{5}=\binom{9}{5}=126$$
however the given answer is 56
does a generalized version (formula) exist
 where R = sum of digits ; N = number of digits. $$ A \leq N \leq B $$
in the example above$$ R = 5;  N = 5; A = 1; B = 5; $$

A: Your error is that the numbers between $1$ and $10^4$ don't have 5 digits; they have at most $4$ digits, except for the largest one, $10^4 = 10000$, whose digits don't add up to $5$.
Instead, you need to count the number of $4$-tuples that add up to $5$; these will correspond to numbers between $0$ ($=0000$) and $9999$ whose digits add up to $5$. So the correct formula would be
$$\binom{4+5-1}{5} = \binom{8}{5} = 56.$$
Your binomial coefficient counts, instead, the number between $1$ and $10^5$ whose digits add up to $5$ (by counting those between $0$ and $99,999$).

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Ceramic tiles have a great durability factor and will endure well even in high traffic areas. They require very little maintenance simply because they can be cleaned easily.
Along with ceramic tiles BASE are experts in laying porcelain, terracotta and mosaic's.


WordPress 3.4 gave us a tool for theme customization, and I really like the idea. Changing the background color or adding a header image makes even the most downloaded theme on the internet unique. So I had this idea of not only changing the background color, but changing the whole color scheme of a theme and thus building for example a green, red and blue variant of a theme or a dark and a light version. A WordPress color scheme plugin, that would both be great for users, to adjust their downloaded themes, and for theme developers, to provide their themes with multiple color schemes.
… and the second with the default colors, found in you theme.
Adding a scheme to the functions.php – Now you only have to add one or more color schemes to your themes functions.php. Just copy and paste the first code-snippet and change the colors as you like. Allowed are all valid css color definitions, inclusive rgb/rgba and hsl/hsla.
Choosing a scheme – It's almost done, the last step is going to the customize section of your theme an choosing the color scheme. Click in the admin menu on Appearance -> Themes and then on the Customize link of the current theme.
Now you should see the schemes you created in the Color Schemes section, choose one and see a live preview to the right and save if you want to publish the new scheme.
This plugin is really not much more than a working prototype. I have some ideas, to make it really great.
Making the generator work for other themes than the currently activated (even parent/child themes).
Saving color schemes in the options, so there are no changes to the functions.php needed.
Generating random color schemes or automatically making the default scheme 'warmer' or 'colder'.
Check if your WordPress version is 3.4 or higher and if your PHP version is 4.3.0 or higher.
To overwrite the color scheme of your theme, the plugin does save a file in the wp-content/uploads/ directory. So this directory must have write permissions set.
Set the WP_DEBUG constant in your wp-config.php file to true and see if there are any errors shown when you use the plugin.
Try to deactivate all other plugins. If the problem disappears I have to know which plugins you use, to help.
Give me as much information about your system as possible, when you contact me.
Of course I want to hear what your thoughts and experiences are. Is this plugin usable for you, would you like too see some features it doesn't have at the moment or do you have some color schemes, you want to share? Please comment or contact me on twitter and let me know what you think!


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It's Time for Oracle to Update Its Code of Conduct and Values
By Stephen M. Paskoff September 13, 2010 July 23, 2015
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison
Last week, Oracle announced that it had hired Mark Hurd as one of the software giant's presidents and a member of its Board of Directors. The move came a month after Hurd's dismissal from Hewlett-Packard. This is a stunning, perhaps unparalleled, reversal of CEO fortunes.
While Hurd's undeniable business talents are not in question, Oracle's hearty and rich endorsement of him within a month of his very public firing for ethical breaches sends a troubling message.
When HP fired Mark Hurd as CEO, Larry Ellison, Oracle's CEO, denounced the dismissal as a blunder of epic proportions. I disagreed with Ellison's assessment then given the finding by the HP board that Hurd had submitted falsified expenses, lost the board's trust and engaged in other improper conduct, though not harassment, in his relationship with a contractor, Jodie Fisher.
Hurd's own Aug. 14 statement admitted, "There were instances in which I did not live up to the standards and principles of trust, respect and integrity that I have espoused at HP and which have guided me throughout my career."
To a degree, it's Oracle's own choice how to run the business, who it hires, and how it applies its rules. At the same time, Oracle is a publicly traded company with nearly 50,000 employees and a major industrial force, so how it operates is of public significance.
Making a joke of its values
In my view, Oracle needs to quickly amend its values, code of conduct and chairman's statements or suffer well-deserved ridicule and charges of hypocrisy. Through its recent actions and public posturing, Oracle has made a joke of its values, undermined the credibility of its code of conduct and impeached its CEO's own clear, written comments. I realize that's a stern indictment. But let me suggest that it's a result of Oracle's own public statements.
Oracle's Code of Ethics and Business Conduct, states that: "Oracle employees [must] demonstrate honesty and sound ethical behavior in all business transactions and personal integrity in all dealings with others." Oracle's code of conduct says it applies to all employees, and that leaders must serve as a model for proper behavior. Also listed as a violation of Oracle's code: The falsification of company expense reports.
Finally, when I read Larry Ellison's written introduction to the code of conduct, I find it laden with irony. (emphasis mine):
Our reputation and our success depends upon the personal commitment that each of us makes to uphold Oracle's value and practice ethical behavior in all of our business dealings. All of us, regardless of employment level, position, or geographic location, are expected to make this commitment daily, both individually and collectively, to uphold the standards of business conduct outlined in this Code."
Is Oracle's Code of Conduct just empty words?
Those are the stated messages. But clearly something's missing here. Otherwise, it would be impossible to justify Hurd's hiring when measured against Oracle's standards and the offenses in which he undisputedly engaged. Absent his successful financial track record and pertinent industry knowledge, it's hard to imagine that any major organization would have hired Hurd as quickly as Oracle did.
Clearly, Oracle's 34-page Code of Conduct and Ellison's letter to employees are just empty words. In hiring Hurd, Larry Ellison's actions speak much louder. In my view, what they are saying is:
Please understand that we'll make ready exceptions to everything we've written here and all we say we're about, provided we have a chance to make some big dollars or secure some other important business advantage. So take this all with a grain of salt. We use this stuff for PR purposes, recruiting and compliance. Warning: If you can't make us lots of money or deliver big results here at Oracle, then yes, we really do mean what we say in the Code of Conduct and if you violate our rules, we'll show you the door.
This is exactly the reasoning that brought us Enron, the financial meltdown, the mortgage crisis and all the other economic woes from which we're still trying to untangle. But if that's how public companies like Oracle intend to operate, I suggest they state it publicly.
Rules must be applied consistently at all levels
One commentator in The Atlantic suggested that Mark Hurd's actions did not trigger the same breadth of disaster as Bernie Madoff, making it understandable why Hurd got hired. Apparently, you have to destroy the business or do something criminal before you are held accountable for unethical conduct. This makes no sense unless language of the kind suggested above is included as part of standard corporate protocol.
Instead, I agree with John Hollon here at TLNT: Hiring Hurd sends the wrong message, one that ultimately undermines business values and ethics.
If we want to avoid the catastrophes that have caused much of today's current economic and social devastation, our leaders need to filter their decisions through the lens of their values and codes at all times, not just when it's easy or the stakes are minor. It's vital that rules be consistently applied at all levels in the face of serious misconduct, if they are to have any meaning at all.
Ironically, Hurd agreed to abide by Oracle's Code of Conduct and take online training offered to all employees as conditions of his employment. Based on Hurd's recent actions, I suggest Oracle revise its Codes to make it clear to him just exactly how this will apply to his conduct going forward.
Stephen M. Paskoff
Stephen M. Paskoff, Esq., is the founder, president and CEO of ELI® eliinc.com, an Atlanta-based training company that teaches professional workplace conduct, helping clients translate their values into behaviors, increase employee contribution, build respectful and inclusive cultures, and reduce legal and ethical risk. Contact him at info@eliinc.com.
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From 8th to 11th of October, thousands of participants from around Europe will take to the streets of Marbella to take part in the 5th edition of Marbella 4Days Walking. This annual event sees participants take on the challenge of walking routes of 20 or 30 km per day for 4 days, exploring Marbella in a very different way, meeting new people and enjoying fun, social activities, which is all part of the 4Days Walking experience.
In order to open up the event to all residents and visitors alike, there are special 6km routes for children and families on Saturday and Sunday (10th and 11th) and participants can choose to join for one or more days to enjoy the experience. Completing the challenge of walking 80km in 4 days is a big achievement and those participants will be awarded with a medal at the end of the event.
The first edition of Marbella 4Days Walking took place in 2011 with 658 participants, more than doubling in 2012 to 1.552. In 2013 1.932 people joined and last year that increased to over 2,000, with 19 nationalities travelling from around Europe to attend. This year organizers expect more than 2,500 participants and are encouraging more residents of Marbella and the Costa del Sol to get involved and represent Marbella's vibrant community.
Starting and finishing at Las Terrazas del Puerto Deportivo, in the centre of Marbella each day, there will be entertainment, live music, refreshments, stands and a great atmosphere from 12-17.00 and everyone is welcome to visit the area and enjoy the fun. There are also dance shows and live music in the Plaza de la Iglesia in the Old Town from 7-11 October from 20.30.
Participants can register to take part in the event on the website www.marbella4dayswalking.com for a cost of 40€ for 4 days or 12.50€ per day. Children can take part in the shorter weekend routes for just 2.50€, with accompanying adults walking for free.


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This is a classic pass-out game that will keep you entertained for hours on end! Not only does it have an unique game board and lots of exciting features, but each player provides their own individual card room that holds their own unique item, the game is sure to br a smile to your face! This is a fun Pass Out drinking party game that is top-notch for when there is an event that needs to be taken to a special place! The game can be played at home, at the party, or even on the go! The fun starts by choosing a game board and setting for your game plan. This is followed by setting the game value for your game, the game is played with a few short rounds, followed by a large game tournament. The game is completed with a top prize being awarded to the first player to guessed the game value, this Vintage Pass Out is an exciting adult drinking game that you will love! It features a playing card with what seems to be a happy hour beverage options. The game is played with two cards: the one from the hand and the other from the turn, the goal is to take all of the drinkable space in the game, which means taking the game over to your opponent. They do this by placing one of their cards at the bottom of the game, then moving the other one to the space between the playing card and the turn, when both cards are in, the player behind takes the game to their opponent. So, being the play that you are, you will have to take the game to the center of the game, where your opponent takes it back, this beautiful and unique Vintage Pass Out board game is for the one and only anniversary game! Players take on the role of various people and must provide for their loved ones with words and emotions exchange during this special moment. With different words and faces twist the game play into every game.


Do you want to take your golf course to the next level by making it feel "PGA"? Whether you're new to digital advertising or a frequent social media buff, our videos are the perfect marketing tools. We offer three customizable video packages which incorporate hole by hole aerial coverage, pro, staff or client interviews, event coverage and lots more. Perfect for your website, social media, trade shows and wedding expos, you will be able show perspective and current customers alike the beauty and wonder of your course, today.
An aerial flyover is an aerial view of the hole from the tee blocks to the green. Each flyover video is approximately 30 seconds in length and includes a voiceover by a golf course staff member (usually the local Pro). The voiceover can include yardage, the designer of the hole, challenges of the hole, and/or an overview of what to expect. The flyover video is perfect for showcasing the beauty of the hole, the challenges that lie ahead, and even a guide for new golfers. This is the type of video you watch during the PGA and it is now available to you. The video will be edited with individual hole yardages from each respective tee block and have basic company branding.
A promotional video is great to have on the main page of your website and use in social media. The Promo video can include: aerial views, the clubhouse, the pro shop, staff interviews, event functions, and tournaments (depending on the package you select). In addition, the promotional video includes a voiceover by a golf course staff member (usually the General Manager). The length of the video can vary from 30 seconds to 2 minutes, depending on the package you choose.
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Battling Risks in High-Tech Systems
In his wondrous Against the Gods, historian Peter L. Bernstein poses the question of what distinguishes the thousands of years of history from what we believe signifies modern times. His answer: the mastery of risk - the notion that 'the future is more than a whim of the gods and that men and women are not passive before nature'. Without the tools of quantitative risk assessment, he claims, "engineers could never have designed the great bridges that span our widest rivers, homes would still be heated by fireplaces or parlour stoves, electric power utilities would not exist, polio would still be maiming children, no airplanes would fly, and space travel would be just a dream". Bernstein's conclusion leaves no doubt: quantitative risk assessment is at the roots of technological progress, turning once perilous endeavours into rational and well-considered processes of risk-taking.
It should be no surprise that one can find a copy of Bernstein's book in the office of Mariëlle Stoelinga . As Professor of Risk Management for High-Tech Systems, Mariëlle builds on the many mathematicians, logicians, and innovators before her to keep the risks associated with complex systems within 'acceptable boundaries'. Mariëlle is well-aware of these risks. Bridges may collapse, airplanes may crash and space shuttles may never return home. Modern technologies introduce new risks: drones may spy in your backyard, or interfere with regular air traffic; coaches in hyperloops may get stuck underground, or their inside pressure may drop. At the same time, Mariëlle would agree with Bernstein that it is exactly these kinds of technologies that have dragged us into modern times. As Mariëlle puts it herself: "no risk, no fun".
Rather, we should ensure that the risks associated with technological systems stay as low as possible, while we do our best to maximize the benefits. Quantitative risk assessment is at the core of her mission. By introducing data from the past, modelling and analysing it, predictions about the future can be made. As such, technological progress can be steered into beneficial and hopefully risk-free directions. In this regard, Mariëlle uses computer science to her advantage, making risk models precise and transparent – not based on feelings, but on facts and figures. Using fault trees, model-based testing, and architectural reliability modelling, Mariëlle develops techniques to "analyse, predict and improve the reliability of technological systems". In the PrimaVera-project, Mariëlle focuses particularly on 'just-in-time predictive maintenance'. Using big data and smart sensors, she explains, we can better predict upcoming malfunctions in complex systems and do maintenance exactly when it is required. For example, Mariëlle collaborates with the Dutch Railways to keep train travels free from unexpected delays. By collecting appropriate data, she analyses to which extent heavy freight trains, accelerating and decelerating trains, and temperature differences contribute to unexpected defects in the railway system. "The better we understand these factors, the more effective maintenance is".
At both the University of Twente and the Radboud University, Netherlands, Mariëlle continues her journey into risk management - on the PrimaVera-project, but also on the CAESAR-project. This ERC-granted project aims to develop a "framework for the joint analysis of safety and security". Throughout, Mariëlle's mission remains the same: to combat risk as much as possible. 'As much as possible', indeed, because Mariëlle is aware that, as sophisticated as our mathematical models and algorithms may be, the future is inherently unpredictable. In this regard, Bernstein and Mariëlle share a common claim: "[the] goal of wresting society from the mercy of the laws of chance continue to elude us". Mariëlle's main source of inspiration, however, can be found closer to home. Already at a young age, her father taught her the basics of electronics; while her mother was one of the first scientific programmers in the Netherlands at the forerunner of what is now called the Eindhoven University of Technology.
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Murder convictions upheld for drunken driver who killed Taft mother, daughter
Father and son reunited after nearly a year apart
Timme's 30 lead No. 2 Gonzaga over BYU 110-84
by: NICHOLAS K. GERANIOS, Associated Press
Posted: Jan 13, 2022 / 10:21 PM PST / Updated: Jan 13, 2022 / 10:57 PM PST
Gonzaga forward Drew Timme, left, shoots in front of BYU forward Caleb Lohner during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game, Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022, in Spokane, Wash. (AP Photo/Young Kwak)
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Coach Mark Few of No. 2 Gonzaga is always on his players to pick up the pace in games, and the Zags are doing their best to comply.
Drew Timme scored 30 points on 13-of-14 shooting as Gonzaga beat rival BYU 110-84 on Thursday night to extend the nation's longest home winning streak to 61 games.
Andrew Nembhard had 22 points and 12 assists, and Julian Strawther added 20 points for Gonzaga (13-2, 2-0 West Coast), which shot 69% in the game and made 11 3-pointers. Chet Holmgren added 12 points, seven rebounds and five blocks.
"Coach is always on us to push the ball, make it a high-possession game," Timme said. "It's just what we've always done here.
"We put up 100-some points and we are not satisfied with that," Timme added. "We can do better."
Alex Barcello scored 19 points to lead BYU (14-4, 2-1), which was the last WCC team to beat Gonzaga in February of 2020. The Zags have won 23 conference games in a row since, also the longest streak in the nation.
Caleb Lohner added 17 points for the Cougars, who shot just 43% but made 13 3-pointers.
BYU jumped to an early 18-16 lead, but Gonzaga replied with a 15-4 run — 11 points by Nembhard — to take a 31-22 lead midway through a fast-paced first half.
After BYU's Barcello hit a 3-pointer, Gonzaga went off on a 15-2 run to build a 46-27 lead.
Gonzaga withstood a late 3-point barrage by BYU to lead 61-49 at halftime. The Bulldogs shot 68% (23 of 34) in the first and made 10 of 15 from 3-point range. BYU wasn't far behind, shooting 50% and also making 10 3-pointers in the first.
Gonzaga shot even better in the second, making 71.4% of their shots.
"We were awesome on offense tonight," Few said after the Zags sank 43 of 62 shots, including 11 of 21 from 3-point range.
Timme, a player of the year candidate, was extremely efficient, Few said.
"Just to have a guy who can literally deliver on the block is an incredible asset to have," Few said. "He's been really good in the big games."
An 11-2 run midway through the second — with nine points by Timme — gave Gonzaga a 20-point lead at 80-60. The Zags continued to pull away after that, while BYU slumped to 36% shooting in the second half.
"We did find some answers on offense but we couldn't stop them on the defensive end," BYU coach Mark Pope said. "They had so many guys that we had no answer for, especially Strawther."
With No. 1 Baylor losing to Texas Tech earlier this week, Gonzaga has a chance to reclaim first place on the AP Top 25 on Monday.
HOLMGREN IS TOPPS
The Topps Company announced a new partnership with Gonzaga center Chet Holmgren. Holmgren's deal is the biggest Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) investment that Topps has made with a college athlete, and offerings will include physical and digital trading cards. Holmgren is a five-star recruit and considered the No. 1 player in the 2021 class.
BYU: The Cougars dealt Gonzaga three rare home losses from 2015-17, but the Bulldogs have dominated the series since, winning 10 of the past 11 games. … BYU was picked to finish second in the WCC and was ranked as high as No. 12 earlier this season.
Gonzaga: The Bulldogs topped 100 points for the second time in two WCC games. … They lead the nation in shooting at 52.3% and are second in scoring at 87.9 points per game. … Four Gonzaga starters average in double figures.
BYU plays at San Francisco on Saturday.
Gonzaga plays at Santa Clara on Saturday in what will be the Bulldogs first true road game of the season.
More AP college basketball: https://apnews.com/hub/college-basketball and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25
by Jason Kotowski / Jan 28, 2022
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) -- After leaving work in Lost Hills, Vincent Moroyoqui downed four beers and a few swigs of whiskey then drove along Taft Highway at speeds reaching 99 mph.
His pickup collided head-on with a car carrying Raeleen Sorensen, 50, and Raegan Sorensen, 20. The impact crushed the front of the car, killing the Taft women.
by Bradley Swank / Jan 28, 2022
CHRISTIAN COUNTY, Ill. (WCIA) -- A student at Central A&M got the surprise of his life.Fourth-grader Mason Bauer hadn't seen his step-dad in almost a year. Sgt Damion king was deployed to Kuwait for a year. Principal Charles Brown said it was a sight to see.
Brown said, "I always love these videos, I enjoy watching them every time. To be a part of it was even more special than seeing it on social media."
by Ashleigh Banfield, Sean Noone, Nexstar Media Wire / Jan 28, 2022
(NewsNation Now) — How much would you spend to keep your furry friend around for another life? Or would the thought never cross your mind?
Some people, it turns out, are making the decision to have their pets cloned.
Joe Rogan called Tesla's Cybertruck 'coolest car I've ever seen' with friend Elon Musk


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I've been continuing my learning process of my companies Task Factory suite. Building on my previous work with the Compression task (video) and File Properties task (video) I've now created a new video about the Advanced E-Mail and SMS Task. After compressing a file, e-mailing it out seemed like a natural thing to do, so this falls in nicely with the previous videos.


If vacation is all about feeling good, then taking a little time out of your exciting schedule to volunteer would seem fitting, right?
I'm currently in the midst of an untimed sabbatical, traveling around visiting friends and attempting to finish my book. My current stop is beautiful South Lake Tahoe, where a good friend of mine lives.
Sally and I used to be roommates, but she left the hot and humid confines of Houston, TX to move to South Lake Tahoe (SLT) to work in Public Relations for Vail Resorts. Sally always raves about how amazing her job is, but one thing she loves the most, especially in the off-season is the program her company created called, Epic Volunteers.
Last week I had the chance to hang out with Sally to visit the non-profit she committed to helping for the six-week program. Kids and Horses is an equine therapy-riding program located in Minden, Nevada, that serves special needs children and adults ranging from as young as four years old and up to 54. This was a fitting charity to help as Sally grew up in a small town in Texas on ranches and riding horses.
If you've ever worked with any smaller or local non-profits, you know just how much they depend on volunteers like Sally and corporations like Vail Resorts to lend a hand whenever possible. Not only was Kids and Horses an incredible program, it was so awesome to see how much they valued each of their volunteers and visitors, including Sally and myself.
The kids absolutely adored the time they spent on the horses and the activities at the ranch, and they were incredibly grateful for their time there. I had the chance to chat with one of the mothers who has a son and daughter in the program and she explained how this class and time at the ranch was the highlight of their week. That says a lot since her kids are also involved in swim lessons, camping and just starting to get into other sports and hobbies.
I know, vacations with your best gal pals are usually about indulging in fine wine and champagne, reading on the beach or going on a beautiful hike around some of the best views, as they should be, but it can also easily be about helping others.
Here's my challenge to you on your next extended vacation (or next time you have a girlfriend visit you in your hometown), to find a few hours to give back and lend a hand to a volunteer group that warms your heart, whatever that may be.
Read Sally's blog post about the Epic Volunteers program and her experience with Kids and Horses. Hopefully it will inspire you as it has me.


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Silver photo is an 8x12 in the old style, the new and improved style are as the alternative painted photo's with the low door threshold.
The 8ft wide (from wall) Elite Titan Kensington is a substantial lean to that has recently been upgraded to use Elite's heavy duty Core-Vect technology, these block glazing bars hugely increase the strength of the building. Top quality lean to with plenty of height that is excellent for growing or also for enjoying the sun.
The extra large lockable sliding double doors can be positioned on either of the 8ft3" ends (away from wall) or on the length (parallel with wall), another set can also be added enabling you to walk right through the greenhouse.
Supplied with flat base cills that enable positioning on any flat firm level surface without the need to purchase an additional base, the Titan now benefits from Elite's low threshold entrance.
Supplied with 4mm long pane toughened glass, at least one roof vent, 5 blade louvre and 8ft 2 slat diamond shelf as standard. Can be fully customised.
Core-Vect bars are a fantastic feature that make this an excellent premium lean to, beware of lean to's that use standard bars on 8ft wide models as it is common to see their roofs sagging...not with the Elite Titan!
Elite have enjoyed 60 successful years of British manufacturing, all greenhouses are made in their Bolton factory and delivered to you on their own transport. Offering a huge range of models and options you can be sure to find an Elite greenhouse that will suit your requirements. Elite are passionate and enthusiastic about their greenhouses and are the choice of many amateur and serious gardeners, combined with excellent service and a 10 year frame guarantee you are sure to be pleased with your purchase!
Using thicker bars and higher quality parts than most manufacturers Elite offer a premium greenhouse at an affordable price. At South West Greenhouses we are very choosy about the manufacturers we sell and Elite have more than met our high standards!
Free delivery to mainland UK (apart from North Scotland & Ireland), there is an additional charge for parts of North Scotland (everywhere South of Stirling is free), contact us with your postcode and desired greenhouse and we will quickly get you the best quote we can.
Vehicles are 15 tone gross weight, 8ft 2" wide x 11ft 2" tall x 30ft long rigid curtain sided, please inform us of any access issues.
Goods can be left without a signature.
4mm thick toughened glass is standard for the Titan range, thicker and stronger than standard 3mm.
Elite only use Grade A toughened glass to standard EN12150, this is long pane sheets for a neater finish and eliminates any overlapping which can have an algae and moss build up. Much stronger than horticultural glass these panes will granulate if broken removing the danger of serious injury.
Additional roof vents can be purchased for added ventilation, the drop down box will show the maximum available to fit your greenhouse. All extra roof vents are supplied with the correct glazing and are the same aluminium finish as your chosen frame.
These are probably the most common accessory sold with greenhouses along with staging. Automatically opens the roof window according to temperature up to 18" to allow maximum ventilation, these are easily fitted with the supplied clamps and no drilling is required. Choose one for each window you wish to automatically open.
Elite's super strong diamond aluminium staging which has been designed with the exact greenhouse in mind. This is a fixed staging which utilises cantilever bracing attached directly to the framework for extra stability and strength, the staging can be fixed at the height which is best for you and runs the full length of either the side or back of your greenhouse.The slatted design is ideal for fluid drainage and allows extra ventilation to any produce placed on the work surface.Aluminium to match your frame.
End (away from wall) staging is available for the back of your lean to , if purchased with side staging we will cut to the required length to enable an "L" shape to be made.
Narrower than the staging but otherwise the same this shelving can be positioned at any height and adds extra working area in your greenhouse.Staging and shelves are supplied in easy to assemble kit form and will not rust, rot or deteriorate in humid greenhouse conditions. Aluminium to match the greenhouse frame.
Bar Capping adds a decorative finish for your greenhouse and also a much stronger hold for the glazing. The capping is used as well as the wire clips and is simply screwed over the bars and clips using the colour coded screws provided. Not only does this add extra protection for your greenhouse and is ideal for those in more exposed areas, but the rubber fin also makes a better water seal between the frame and the glass. Black is the recommended option for Aluminium frames.
Louvres provide low level ventilation and are an excellent accessory. Humid and stagnant air can cause condensation which develops mould and disease, by adding louvres to the rear or side of your building fresh air is drawn in and encourages circulation. These 5 blade aluminium louvres are supplied with toughened glass.
These automatic louvre openers will open and close your louvre for you depending on the air temperature. You will need one Autolouvre for each louvre you wish to open automatically.
Please note that some drilling is required to fit this accesory.
You will be amazed at the amount of water that you can collect off a greenhouse roof, it would be a shame to waste it! These are designed to be used with Elite's unique half round gutter only and are available in 2 forms.
kit comprises of parts to fit the integral gutter of your greenhouse. One stopper is supplied to fit one end of your greenhouses built in gutter, for the other end connectors and pipe are supplied to make a rainwater downpipe which can then be fitted into a water barrel or simply to direct the water where you wish.
Elite offer 2 sizes of water barrel to complement the rainwater kits, made from ridged moulded plastic choose from the standard 210 litre (46 gallons) or if space is limited choose the slimline 100 litre version.
When fitted to the low cost stand or raised on bricks these allow access to the incorporated tap at the bottom of the barrel.
Choose the option to have an extra set of double doors in the rear of your building allowing you access from both ends. Matching aluminium this handy option allows you to walk straight through your greenhouse!.
Choose to have a full partition in your lean to with double sliding doors, this option will allow you to have two different environments in your greenhouse, matching aluminium.
The Elite Fly Screen Netting enables you to have your greenhouse doors open for ventilation, whilst helping to keep out unwanted pests. This high quality fabric is PVC coated which is weather proof and tear proof, also has a high resistance to mildew even when rolled wet. Installation is simple and when not required it neatly rolls up above the door in seconds.
Sizes available to fit all Elite doors we have priced this up to fit this greenhouse door(s).
This handy kit contains the most common tools you will require for assembly.
All Elite greenhouses are made to order and delivered on their own transport, we ensure that all orders are processed to Elite on the same day we receive them (or Elite's next working day), this means you get your greenhouse in the quickest possible time!
Aluminium buildings are delivered in 2-4 weeks.
Free delivery to mainland UK apart from North Scotland and offshore islands which will need a quote.


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Enter the 2018 SA Dairy Championships
Dairy producers are invited to enter the 2018 South African Dairy Championships, the biggest, oldest and most prestigious dairy event in the country.
The championships has been hosted since 1834 by Cape of Good Hope Agricultural Society, today Agri-Expo. According to Johan Ehlers, Chief Executive Officer of Agri-Expo, the ultimate aim of the championships, celebrating its 185th year of existence this year, is to promote excellence in the dairy industry. "We are proud to host the only championships that involves all dairy products in South Africa. The championships has become the benchmark for producers to measure themselves against each other. The Qualité mark is recognised by the industry as the only mark of quality for dairy products in South Africa", Ehlers says.
The championships consists of ten categories and more than 100 classes for end products in the dairy industry. Any dairy producer with products available in the trade may enter. In 2017 a total of 854 products were entered by 83 dairy producers. The winners in each of the classes are crowned as SA Champions at the Qualité Awards Dinner, whilst products of exceptional quality receive the the Qualité mark. After the first round of judging by more than 70 judges, a panel of five specialists allocate the Product of the Year. Parmalat's 10 months Matured Gouda won the 2017 title.
Kobus Mulder, chief judge, says: "The championships is unique, as the judges participate individually in a blind evaluation of products in order to ensure the process is truly independent."
Entries for the 2018 championships opens on 4 January 2018 on the website www.cheesesa.co.za. The closing date for entries is 1 February 2018. Judging takes place on 22 February 2018 and the Qualité Awards Dinner will be held on 23 March 2018 at Grand West in Cape Town.
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Publication Milestones NASA Names Artemis Team of Astronauts Eligible for Early Moon Missions
NASA has selected 18 astronauts from its corps to form the Artemis Team and pave the way for the next astronaut missions on and around the Moon as part of the Artemis program.
The astronauts on the Artemis Team come from a diverse range of backgrounds, expertise, and experience. The agency's modern lunar exploration program will land the first woman and next man on the Moon in 2024 and establish a sustainable human lunar presence by the end of the decade.
The Artemis Team's astronauts will help NASA prepare for the coming Artemis missions, which begin next year, working with the agency's commercial partners as they develop human landing systems, assisting in the development of training, defining hardware requirements, and consulting on technical development. They also will engage the public and industry on the Artemis program and NASA's exploration plans.
The Artemis Team members are:
Credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls.
Joseph Acaba was selected as a NASA astronaut in 2004. He has spent 306 days in space and performed three spacewalks. The Anaheim, California, native holds a bachelor's degree in geology and master's degrees in geology and education. Before coming to NASA, he taught high school science and middle school math and science.
Kayla Barron was chosen as an astronaut in 2017. Originally from Richland, Washington, she earned a bachelor's degree in systems engineering and a master's degree in nuclear engineering. As a submarine warfare officer, Barron was a member of the first class of women commissioned into the submarine community. She is a lieutenant commander in the U.S. Navy.
Raja Chari joined the astronaut corps in 2017. A colonel in the U.S. Air Force, he was raised in Cedar Falls, Iowa. He received a bachelor's degree in astronautical engineering and a master's degree in aeronautics and astronautics. The U.S. Naval Test Pilot School graduate worked on F-15E upgrades and then the F-35 development program before coming to NASA.
Matthew Dominick was chosen as an astronaut in 2017. Born in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, he holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and a master's degree in systems engineering. He also graduated from the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School and was a developmental test pilot specializing in aircraft carrier launches and landings before coming to NASA.
Victor Glover was selected as an astronaut in 2013. The Pomona, California, native and U.S. Navy Commander earned a bachelor's degree in general engineering and master's degrees in flight test engineering, systems engineering, and military operational art and science. He piloted the Crew-1 Dragon Resilience and is currently serving as an Expedition 64 flight engineer aboard the International Space Station.
Warren Hoburg joined the astronaut corps in 2017. A native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he holds a bachelor's degree in aeronautics and astronautics and a doctorate in electrical engineering and computer science. Before coming to NASA, he was an assistant professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a seasonal member of the Yosemite Search and Rescue team.
Jonny Kim came to NASA as part of the 2017 astronaut class. The Los Angeles, California, native enlisted in the U.S. Navy following high school. He became a Navy SEAL before earning his commission and going back to school to pursue a bachelor's degree in mathematics, followed by a doctor of medicine.
Christina Hammock Koch was selected as an astronaut in 2013. She holds the record for longest single spaceflight by a woman, with 328 days in space and six spacewalks. She grew up in Jacksonville, North Carolina, and received bachelor's degrees in electrical engineering and physics and a master's degree in electrical engineering.
Kjell Lindgren was chosen as an astronaut in 2009. He has spent 141 days in space and performed two spacewalks. Born in Taipei, Taiwan, he holds a bachelor's degree in biology, a master's degree in cardiovascular physiology, and a doctor of medicine. Before becoming an astronaut, he was a flight surgeon supporting space shuttle and space station missions.
Nicole A. Mann joined the astronaut corps in 2013 and is currently training as a pilot for the Crew Flight Test of Boeing's CST-100 Starliner. Born in Petaluma, California, she earned bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering. The U.S. Marine Corps lieutenant colonel was an F/A-18 fighter pilot and graduated from the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School.
Anne McClain, from Spokane, Washington, joined the astronaut corps in 2013. She has spent 204 days in space and conducted two spacewalks. The U.S. Army lieutenant colonel is a Senior Army Aviator and graduated from the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School as a helicopter test pilot. She holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical/aeronautical engineering and master's degrees in aerospace engineering and international relations.
Jessica Meir was chosen as an astronaut in 2013. She has spent 205 days in space and performed three spacewalks. A native of Caribou, Maine, she earned a bachelor's degree in biology, a master's degree in space studies, and a doctorate in marine biology. Before coming to NASA, she studied the physiology of animals in extreme environments.
Jasmin Moghbeli joined the astronaut corps in 2017. A major in the U.S. Marine Corps, she was raised in Baldwin, New York. She received both bachelor's and master's degrees in aerospace engineering. She also graduated from the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School and tested H-1 helicopters before she came to NASA.
Kate Rubins was chosen as an astronaut in 2009 and is currently orbiting Earth on her second flight aboard the International Space Station. She was raised in Napa, California, and holds a bachelor's degree in molecular biology and a doctorate in cancer biology. She was the first person to sequence DNA in space and has performed two spacewalks.
Frank Rubio was selected as part of the 2017 astronaut class. The U.S. Army lieutenant colonel considers Miami, Florida, his hometown. He earned a bachelor's degree in international relations and a doctor of medicine. He served as both a Blackhawk helicopter pilot and a flight surgeon in the Army before coming to NASA.
Scott Tingle came to NASA to join the 2009 astronaut class. The U.S. Navy captain has spent 168 days in space and performed one spacewalk. He considers Randolph, Massachusetts, his hometown and holds bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering. He also graduated from the U.S. Navy Test Pilot School.
Jessica Watkins joined the astronaut corps in 2017. The Lafayette, Colorado native received a bachelor's degree in geological and environmental sciences and a doctorate in geology. Before becoming an astronaut, she was a postdoctoral fellow at the California Institute of Technology, where she served as a member of the science team for the Mars Science Laboratory rover, Curiosity.
Stephanie Wilson was chosen as an astronaut in 1996. A veteran of three space shuttle flights, she has spent 42 days in space. She was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and earned a bachelor's degree in engineering science and a master's degree in aerospace engineering. Before becoming an astronaut, she worked on the Galileo spacecraft at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
For more information on the Artemis Team, visit https://www.nasa.gov/artemisteam.


Create and decorate this mini 'Heart' shaped shadow box with inks, paints, papers and more. The perfect size to frame coloured projects, replace a card or build a scene with layered images and embelishments.
Outside: 137 x 127mm - 5.4 x 5"
Opening: 110 x 98mm - 4.34 x 3.85"
Inside: 116 x 104mm - 4.56 x 4.10"


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The simple and elegant Float Night Stand with 1 Drawer will look great beside your bed, while providing a place to put your alarm clock and phone. Encased in a medium-density fiberboard shell, the panels are made of honeycomb inlay framed with chipboard for increased durability with less weight. One spacious drawer provides ample space to store your belongings so you can stay neat and organized. Complement with the Float Bed and Chest of 3 Drawers to make a cohesive statement.


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Jeanine Pirro Takes Shots at Whoopi Goldberg on Fox News: I 'Preferred You' in 'Ghost'
''The View' was just a microcosm of what's going on in this country,' the Fox News host said, using her fight with Goldberg to lament liberal 'vitriol' against Trump.
Updated 07.22.18 10:58AM ET / Published 07.21.18 10:33PM ET
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After addressing her backstage fight with Fox News host Jeanine Pirro on The View this week, Whoopi Goldberg said, "I suspect this is going to go on, because she has a show on Saturday and stuff. But look, you can come to this show, we treat everybody with respect. But you cannot come and call people names."
As Goldberg suspected, Pirro took a break from serving as a North Korean-style propaganda mouthpiece for Donald Trump to continue going after The View moderator, who previously she accused of having "Trump Derangement Syndrome."
Pirro dedicated her opening rant on the show to The View incident, showing an extended clip of the shoutfest between herself and Goldberg.
"After that, I was cursed at and I and my team were thrown out of the building," she told Fox News viewers, without going into detail as she did on Sean Hannity's radio show on Thursday. "She said 'F you' in my face, literally spitting at me. 'F you, get the F out of this building!'" Pirro told Hannity.
Goldberg admitted to the profanity but denied the spitting.
The host seemed to deliberately leave out the moment when she reportedly called The View crew "cocksuckers" in front of the audience, as a witness told The Daily Beast on Friday.
"Should I be angry? I suppose I should," Pirro told her viewers. "But in the end, this isn't about me." She added that she would happily return to The View if they will have her, because "no one intimidates me" and thanked Goldberg for helping make her new book number-one on Amazon.
"The View was just a microcosm of what's going on in this country," Pirro added, zeroing in on so-called "Trump Derangement Syndrome" and the "vitriol" against the president from the Left that's "so palpable it's become frightening."
Towards the end of the show, after her guest Kellyanne Conway commended Pirro for the way she comported herself on The View, Pirro spoke directly to Goldberg.
"I accept that you and I have different versions of what went on both on and off the air, and we have completely different takes on President Trump and the job he's doing," Pirro said. "Let's agree to disagree and put this episode to bed once and for all."
Pirro ended her show with one last little jab at Goldberg, who said Friday on The View that she preferred Pirro's book about prosecuting Robert Durst to her new one about Trump.
"Thanks, Whoopi, I preferred you in the movie Ghost much more than I do on The View," Pirro said, referring to the role that won Goldberg an Oscar. "But then again, we are all entitled to our opinions."
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