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We all know teachers are creative, so it was no surprise that when we asked teachers to submit some of the more innovative ways they use Edmodo, the responses came flooding in! Here are some outside-of-the-box ideas teachers have submitted about how they use Edmodo to take their classrooms to the next level.
Science Fair Exhibition Hall: Create a "Science Fair" group and send everyone in the school the group code so they can view powerpoint, glogster, video summaries of student science projects. A great Virtual Exhibition to showcase student work.
Playground: Kids are kids and sometimes they just have something funny that they are dying to share. Create a "Playground" group where students have free reign to post whatever they want (with guidelines for appropriate use of course — encourage expression and creativity, but reinforce the need for boundaries and appropriate behavior).
In the News: Create a Current Events Group and allow students to post articles and blogs that are relevant to classroom curriculum. Review posts at your morning meetings.
21st Century Field Trips: On your next field trip, leave the worksheets at home. Divide students into small groups, (ensuring at least one cell phone is available in each group). As they wander through the museum or landmark, post scavenger hunt questions on the Edmodo mobile app to which students race to respond.
Lunch Count: Create a simple poll each morning – as students walk in the door, keep Edmodo open on your classroom computer and ask them to 'check in' on the poll on their Edmodo account. Presto – instant lunch count, attendance, or whatever information you need to track.
Data Tracking Diary: Create a Data Tracking Group and use it as a filter on your calendar. Students can enter daily data points on the calendar (growth of classroom plants, weather charts, countdown to Spring break), then filter the calendar to show only these entries. Print it or export to .csv and use the data for graphing or qualitative analysis.
Announcements and Special Events: Celebrate milestones by creating a classroom group that highlights birthdays, college acceptance, sporting events, and other milestones in students lives.
Cultural Exchange: My Students created groups to study different aspects of Greek culture. Students can focus one one aspect and then teach all the other students about it. – submitted by Preeyam Roy.
Teacher for a Day: My school uses Edmodo to communicate classroom assignments and info for the whole student body. We also use it to make groups and have the students teach each other certain curriculum.?? – submitted by Rohan Hiatt.
Mini-Math and Mapping Lessons: I use Edmodo as a way for my students in my computer class to find their daily lesson. One of the lessons my students just did was to use Google Maps to find the driving directions from their home to Fort Wilderness Lodge. They have to go to Walt Disney World's website and look up the lodge. They then have to find the lodge's address and put that into the driving directions in Google Maps. They have to post in Edmodo the directions and the distance the trip is including how much time it would take to make the trip driving. They then have to post how much a 5 night stay in the lodge would be. As an extension, the students also have to upload pictures of the lodge and WDW parks. You could also have them post the ticket prices for entrance into the park. - To learn more, send an Edmodo Connection Request to Greg Limperis.
Tutor Connection: I am the director of the learning Center at my school. I use Edmodo to help tutors connect with teachers and myself as well as the students they work with. This is a great way for everyone to stay on the same page. Now when a teacher wants a tutor to know that the student has a test or needs to share other information. It can be done without waiting. We love it! - To learn more, send an Edmodo Connection Request to Tracie Belt.
Teacher Lounge: I set up a "Teacher Lounge" (a comfy sounding staff room) for our school, where we can share ideas, files and links that would seem like spamming if we sent it via email to "all teachers" on staff. Much like your Playground idea for the kids, it has created a casual environment where ideas can freely flow, be discussed and easily browsed. - To learn more, send an Edmodo Connection Request to Ron Francis.
Professional Learning Communities: I am an elementary school principal using Edmodo as a tool for my school grade level Professional Learning Communities. Each group meets once every three weeks and uses Edmodo to post their minutes of the meeting and then any follow up or discussion that occurs between meetings. I also use it to post to the entire staff important documents such as blank field trip permission forms and such that all staff need access to. By posting them in Edmodo they remain in all libraries and are accessible by all staff. It has been a very useful tool for my school Professional Learning Communities. - To learn more, send an Edmodo Connection Request to Shawn Dufour.
French Language Practice: I have my students practice French phrases on Edmodo and writing using the accents on the keyboards. I can then reply immediately to their French, give them feedback immediately, and make any corrections. All in seconds. So much easier than picking up paper, correcting, then passing back. - To learn more, send an Edmodo Connection Request to French Donovan.
TV Show Live Blog. Have the students "homework" be to watch a specific show (PBS, News, Weather Channel, etc) and have them send notifications on interesting parts of the show in real time to their fellow classmates. Start class discussions while students are in the comfort of their own home and get them thinking about what their learning from the broadcast and how it can connect in school. Then talk about it in class the next day (I know sometimes some students won't have TV's but you could offer it as extra credit, just an idea!) - To learn more, send an Edmodo Connection Request to Parker Johnson.
Activity Tracking: Much the same way you talked about Data Tracking Diary I could see this used in Physical Education. Have students assigned a pedometer and have them enter daily step totals. Set goals for the students or groups to reach week to week (Could have pedometer costs but could work with PE teacher, or even incorporate math by having them find averages, daily overall step totals, etc.) Competition can even be set between the groups to see who can get the highest total (integrating Physical Activity in ANYTHING these days in my eyes is a great way for the mind to wake up and be ready to learn!) - To learn more, send an Edmodo Connection Request to Parker Johnson.
Flat Stanley on Holiday: I know in the past teachers have talked about students being sad they can't "Edmodo" over the summer just because really there is no need with students out. Well keep the learning going by posting a "Flat Stanley" project for the summer. (Even though it may not consist of a grade it's a great way to keep the students learning) Towards the end of the year have students create a Flat Stanley (small paper figurine they create and decorate) and have them take it around to different places over the summer and share their experiences with other students. Have the students have a template with questions like where did you go, what did you learn, what was the most exciting part, etc. This can help students learn about different parts of the country (or world) based on their classmates travels. This allows them to stay in the loop with other students as well as facilitate learning over summer "brain breaks". This can be done in the summer, or even over breaks! - To learn more, send an Edmodo Connection Request to Parker Johnson.
Safe Facebook: My class uses Edmodo as a 'safe' Facebook. The kids like the no drama zone, and the fact that they can send a message to me or the group and get an answer about just about anything. We have used it for current events assignments, summaries but my favorite is the poll. - To learn more, send an Edmodo Connection Request to Patricia Hillyer.


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A bucket of water with total mass 23 kg is attached to a rope, which in turn is wound around a 0.050-m radius cylinder at the top of a well. The bucket is raised to the top of the well and released. The bucket is moving with a speed of 8.0 m/s upon hitting the water surface in the well. What is the angular speed of the cylinder at this instant?
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Here is the answer for the question – A bucket of water with total mass 23 kg is attached to a rope, which in turn is wound around a 0.050-m radius cylinder at the top of a well. The bucket is raised to the top of the well and released. The bucket is moving with a speed of 8.0 m/s upon hitting the water surface in the well. What is the angular speed of the cylinder at this instant?. You'll find the correct answer below
160 rad/s
160 rad/s is correct for A bucket of water with total mass 23 kg is attached to a rope, which in turn is wound around a 0.050-m radius cylinder at the top of a well. The bucket is raised to the top of the well and released. The bucket is moving with a speed of 8.0 m/s upon hitting the water surface in the well. What is the angular speed of the cylinder at this instant?
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A bucket of water with total mass 23 kg is attached to a rope, which in turn is wound around a 0.050-m radius cylinder at the top of a well. The bucket is raised to the top of the well and released. The bucket is moving with a speed of 8.0 m/s upon hitting the water surface in the well. What is the angular speed of the cylinder at this instant? - January 6, 2023
1. What volume of water is displaced by a submerged 2.0-kg cylinder made of solid aluminum? (aluminum density = 2.7 103 kg/m3 and water density = 1.0 103kg/m3) - January 6, 2023
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1. What volume of water is displaced by a submerged 2.0-kg cylinder made of solid aluminum? (aluminum density = 2.7 103 kg/m3 and water density = 1.0 103kg/m3)

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Q: Django - Ordered Table I want my user to be able to add an object to the database (in my case a file), and for that object to automatically go to the last "position" , later that user would be able to use some kind of UI to change that object to be "above" or "reorder" the table.
Same question unanswered:
django & sql - how can I efficiently store and update sort order information associated with records in my database table?
Obviously a table doesn't have an order, its part of the basics of data tables.
After reading some posts I saw I had 2 options:

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*a "order" integer value that would represent the priority of this item

*a "next" pointer making it sort of an ordered list.

For me, I will make much more reads from the DB than writes so I chose the first one.
My problem is how do I implement adding a new file, deleting an old one and changing order.
Currently, As I see it every time I do any change to the DB I would have to call an ORDER_BY the integer field and then:

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*Delete: delete the item and update -1 everything that comes after it in the "order"

*New: Order by and give it the same number as the last item+1

*reorder: give it the "order" value of the object it surpassed and update everything that's underneath +1.

The only problem is that I feel its really expensive to make and order_by call and change so many DB rows for every little change. Is there any other way to go about it? I'm sure it's a pretty common problem.

A: What I would do (and what I have done) is to store an 'order' field. You can order by this column when you select and get back the records in order.
As for how to insert and reorder, that depends on how much data. For a simple 'Todo' type application, where you have < 100 items (I grabbed that number out of the air), there's nothing wrong with loading that many Model objects, updating their count and saving them.
If you have a sorted list of models, you can update the order with:
for i, model in enumerate(models):
    model.sort_order = i
    model.save()

In terms of optimisation:

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*Your numbers don't have to be consecutive. If you delete a record, you don't have to modify any other records, they will still be in order. So that's one operation.

*If you want to insert often, then one optimisation you can make is to leave gaps (e.g. model.sort_order = i * 10) and then you have space to insert between two records. If you run out of space then you can take one of two strategies, depending on your use case:

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*if you do frequent inserts, then you can re-number, as above (leaving larger spaces). Re-numbering is expensive, but you have to do it infrequently

*if you do not do frequent inserts, you can shuffle the numbers down (i.e. increment numbers after the inserted element). In the worst case this is as expensive as a complete re-numbering, but in the average case will half as expensive.

*If you want to swap two items, you just swap their sort orders. That requires only two updates.
So the only cases where you need to update more than 2 records is when you run out of space or you want to completely change the order of all records.
For much larger lists you may be able to write some custom SQL to shuffle the numbers up, but you should only do that once you start noticing a problem.

A: You can update the order field for a whole series of rows in your database with a single ORM call which translates into a single DB hit:
MyModel.objects.filter(sort_order__gt=300).update(val=F('sort_order')+1)

This adds 1 to the sort_order field of all objects greater than 300, allowing you to insert your new object there.

A: I just came with this idea on how to reorder large group of row without having to change "all" the records, So i have never tested it. You still need an "order" column but it will be a float instead of an int.
Let's say you have this in your DB:
(A,1), (B,2), (C,3), (D,4), (E,5), (F,6), (G,7)

(where the second value is the "order" field)
And you want to move F before D, i.e.:
(A,1), (B,2), (C,3), (F,6), (D,4), (E,5), (G,7)

The algorithm to update the "order" fields would be:

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*Set F's order = D's order

*Set D's order to the half between his old value (4) and the value of next one (E), that is 4.5

now your table now looks like this:
(A,1), (B,2), (C,3), (F,4), (D,4.5), (E,5), (G,7)

Another example, now let's move A before D, i.e.:
(B,2), (C,3), (F,4), (A,1), (D,4.5), (E,5), (G,7)

again we update the order fields with the same algorythm. First we set A's order to D's order and D's order to the half between his old value and the next one:
(B,2), (C,3), (F,4), (A,4.5), (D,4.75), (E,5), (G,7)

With this algorythm you only have to do two UPDATES involving only 1 row each. Maybe you'll need a "next" field too on your table... and if one day the orders become messy, you could always reset them to integer values
I just came out with this idea, maybe there are more efficient ways to do it :P
Hope this helps

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SAN ANTONIO — Karen Demore booms. She stomps. She makes a mess. She's one of those teachers kids can't get enough of.
On a recent Tuesday, she stood at the back of her cluttered third-grade math classroom, presiding over a set of scales weighed down on one side with two textbooks — 1 kilogram total. The kids ran around the room, eagerly looking for objects that would balance the other side. They jostled into a line and then took turns gingerly placing their chosen objects on the scale.
A bottle of water?
"NO!" Demore bellowed.
A pile of notebooks?
A jug of orange juice?
The third graders giggled as, one after another, they failed. As Demore moved on to the next part of the lesson, the textbooks stayed closed. Instead, she directed two students to flip a desk and balance it upside down on a step scale. Giovanni Avila, 8, grinned. "Miss, this is fun!" he said.
"The idea of looking, of inquiring, of trying. The idea of the journey. It may or may not lead to a right answer, but it will certainly lead to better thinking and reasoning. And that's one of the things they need to get to."
Demore, a 28-year teaching veteran, most recently taught seventh-grade math. But this year, New Frontiers Charter School in San Antonio needed its best teachers to help younger students get ready for a new set of math standards Texas adopted in 2012, so Demore switched to elementary school. It's the second year the standards are being tested, but the first the scores will count for schools.
The Texas standards aren't the same as the Common Core State Standards, adopted by more than 40 states. It's actually illegal to teach Common Core in Texas.
But even in a state that said an emphatic "No!" to Common Core, the new math standards here are pretty similar to the standards the state rejected, experts say. Across the Lone Star State, as in the rest of the nation, number lines are replacing pizzas in lessons about fractions and lectures are losing out to rambunctious lessons in which kids seem to run the show.
Related: High failure rates spur universities to overhaul math class
And more teachers here are overhauling math class so that it's not just about getting answers right or wrong, it's about the joy and challenge of hunting for a solution, whether or not students find it on the first try.
"Really that's what I was going for. Not that they would get it. That if this is too heavy, I need to find something lighter," Demore said later about the lesson. "The idea of looking, of inquiring, of trying. The idea of the journey. It may or may not lead to a right answer, but it will certainly lead to better thinking and reasoning. And that's one of the things they need to get to."
That idea reflects a consensus across the U.S., and is the reason math classes everywhere are starting to look more alike, even in schools untouched by the Common Core.
"There is a much greater research base about how children learn … mathematical functions than existed 20, 30 years ago," said Mark Ellis, a professor of math education at California State University, Fullerton. "The overall picture of what mathematics looks like is converging on this idea that it's not the teacher standing there for 30 minutes, then giving you 20 problems to replicate the algorithm."
Taking a break from test prep this spring, Shealah Guerro, a 9-year-old fourth grader in a maroon uniform and shiny turquoise sneakers, paused to talk in the hall with the New Frontiers elementary principal, Ruben Pesina. Shealah told her principal she was most nervous about the English test.
"The math is kind of easy for me," she said. "I'm really good at math."
That's a big deal for Pesina, who felt the exact opposite about the tests. The school, which serves a mostly Hispanic student population in a low-income neighborhood in south San Antonio, was cited as needing improvement after the new standards were introduced.
"I'm really glad to hear Shealah, who struggles, say she gets it," Pesina said. "We care about writing, but what I'm really worried about is math.
"They've been doing more hands on activities, so maybe that's why," he added.
Related: How the Department of Defense schools are teaching their version of Common Core math
The Texas standards reference "Adding It Up," a major 2001 study by the National Research Council about how children learn math, a study also explicitly cited by the Common Core standards writers. In it, researchers noted that in the past, most American math classes were structured around textbooks. "Depth is seldom achieved, and mastery deferred," they wrote of the practice. The recommendations to improve math instruction included reducing the number of standards covered, cutting down on constant review, and remaking classrooms into "communities of learners," not "collections of isolated individuals."
"When it comes to content, [the Texas standards are] not terribly different than the Common Core. The results show that they looked at Common Core and rephrased it in their own terms."
The common research base has resulted in a lot more similarities than differences between Common Core states and "never-adopter" states like Texas and Nebraska. For example, the standards for understanding mathematical process (including being able to analyze mathematical relationships and using tools to solve problems) in the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills standards, known as TEKS, are quite similar to the Common Core's standards for mathematical practice, Ellis said.
"There's a lot of overlap because they're basing this on the same body of research and knowledge about what's going to support our students in becoming mathematically powerful," Ellis said.
The actual content, or knowledge, students are expected to gain by the end of each grade, also tends to match, as states have sought to build up what kids need to know to tackle algebra by high school.
In third grade, for example, the big topics in Texas are place value, whole number operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) and fractions. One of the old TEKS standards expected students simply to "construct concrete models of fractions."
The new Texas standard is more explicit: "The student is expected to represent fractions greater than zero and less than or equal to one with denominators of 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8 using concrete objects and pictorial models, including strip diagrams and number lines."
Under Common Core, number lines have also received major emphasis as one of three main ways kids are supposed to learn about fractions in third grade.
In both the Common Core and Texas standards, concepts were also streamlined and some moved to lower grades — in Texas, as far as two grades, according to Demore, who has studied both sets of standards. She said, however, that "the Common Core standards are much more rigorous on every grade level. The Texas state standards don't match that level of rigor."
(The writers of the Common Core standards say that the goal is instilling "a deep, authentic command of mathematical concepts, not making math harder or introducing topics at earlier grades.")
"If we assume that our kids are going to live and work their entire lives in Texas, it's fine," Demore added. "If they're going to go and work somewhere else out of the state of Texas, their foundation is not as strong, which unfortunately decreases educational possibilities for them, and that's not fair at all."
One reviewer of an early draft of the Texas math standards, R. James Milgram, a professor emeritus in the Stanford University math department, said the standards were so similar to Common Core, Texas might as well have adopted those standards instead of creating its own.
"Overall, I find [the Texas] standards very disappointing, and feel that there are sufficient problems with them that the best course would be to simply adopt the new Core Standards which, in spite of their many problems, are far better and much more mathematically literate and coherent than this document," Milgram, who has been an outspoken critic of Common Core, wrote in a review for the Texas Education Agency.
Related: What happened when one state tried to rewrite the Common Core
"When it comes to content, it is not terribly different than the Common Core," said Wilfried Schmid, a Harvard mathematician and another official reviewer of the Texas standards, in an interview. "The results show that they looked at Common Core and rephrased it in their own terms."
DeEtta Culbertson, a spokeswoman for the Texas Education Agency, said the process of creating the Texas standards included multiple rounds of feedback from teachers, professors, math experts and community members. "The biggest thing was, making sure the students can learn it, that it's aligned to the college and career readiness standards, and ensuring that vertical alignment. And that it can be taught in a reasonable amount of time," she said.
Schmid and Milgram did praise Texas for one major difference: Common Core includes more guidance on pedagogy, something the mathematicians said Texas was smart to avoid.
But Demore says even without explicit directions about how to teach, the new Texas standards are pushing teachers to run their classrooms differently — and she thinks that's a good thing.
"I literally think about my standards, not only with every lesson I plan, but with how I go about conducting that lesson," she said. The new standards "will leave them as much better problem solvers later on. They will have a foundation of problem solving and reasoning that's super strong."
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Scuba Diving and NASCAR racing are two very different sports – but a common respect for both of them has created a tight bond between NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) driver Ray Black Jr. and his father, Ray Black Sr.
With his father by his side, Black Jr., the driver of the No. 07 ScubaLife.com Chevrolet, has climbed the rankings from karting at local Florida tracks to competing in his rookie season on one of racing's biggest platforms.
Black Jr. first decided he wanted to get into NASCAR after playing racing video games. In order to do so and be successful, he looked to his father for guidance and support.
"I remember going up to him and telling him that I like going fast and I want to try racing. It took a lot of convincing at first. He was a little worried about safety, and I was so wishy-washy about what I wanted to do at that age that I think he hesitated a little bit before committing," said Black Jr. "Once he saw that this is something I really wanted to do he came around and helped me get a car and get started. I wrecked my first time out and I thought he was going to be so mad, but he wasn't. He was really supportive and let me keep at it."
Black Sr. remembers the moment and recalls the one rule he had for his son.
"I was a bit shocked, as I am a diver and not a driver," he said. "However, I have always supported my kids with their passions. My one request of my son was to give it all he had. Show me your passion and heart's desire to live your dream, and you will never be alone as I will be there for you!"
From there, the father and son duo spent hours researching how to get into the sport, as Black Jr. is a first-generation driver. The pair attended a driver/crew chief school in Florida to learn more about the technical side of racing and meet more people already involved. Black Sr. used this experience to serve as the crew chief for his son's first race.
"We actually won our first race together so that was a really cool moment for us. It was neat to see all the work we had been doing come together like that," said Black Jr. "Then my dad decided that he wanted someone in the crew chief position who knew 100 percent what they were doing, so he stepped aside from that role and moved into a more supportive role."
With Black Jr.'s early success, Black Sr. focused on helping him rise through the rankings of the sport. The duo knew all too well how hard it is to get into a national racing series like NASCAR.
"It's amazing reflecting on it now – I remember over eight years ago, when my son had his first success with racing, I was so proud of him and his accomplishment. The dedication he put into getting better at his dream was incredible," said Black Sr. "I am a witness as to just how tough it really got for him sometimes. Just hearing everyone say that only one percent of racers get a chance at NASCAR and the Daytona International Speedway and hearing their whispers of how you will never make it was tough, but he never gave up!"
As his son continues to rise in the NASCAR world, Black Sr. has nothing but love and support for him.
"It has been full of ups and downs, but I am so proud of the man that drove out all of the smoke and crashes at his NASCAR debut at Daytona International Speedway this year to finish fifth. It was priceless meeting up with him and his fans at a local restaurant in Daytona. I remember him walking through that door, making eye contact with me and coming over to hug and thank me. That brought tears to this hard man's eyes and warmed my soul," explained Black Sr. "It is priceless to witness the success of my child and the man he has grown into. It was at that moment that I decided I would share him with the world."
"I know he is my son and I am bias, but I've commanded men all my life and I can tell you he is a man of true heart and grit. He is the most honest, decent and respectable man I know! I am proud and honored to be a part of his life."
Having been inspired by Jack Nelson's Sea Hunt program on television, Black Sr. was drawn to the diving industry. He served in the USMC and USN as a Saturation Diving Officer and trained allied countries to perform deep diving operations.
After retiring honorably, Black Sr. opened multiple diving businesses, including Blacksmith Marine Offshore and the Commercial Diving Academy (CDA), which happens to be the only diving school in the world owned and ran by an actual diver. The CDA has expanded to three locations, two in Florida in Ocala and Jacksonville, and one other in St. Kitts & Nevis, West Indies, and is designed to help prevent the needless deaths in the business that Black Sr. saw during his time as a commercial diver.
Inspired by his father and curious about the world of scuba diving, Black Jr. began diving around 11 years old. As he got more involved in the diving industry and earned all his certifications, he took over ownership and management of Blacksmith Marine Offshore, which provides services including underwater welding and deep-water salvage.
"Diving has definitely made us a lot closer. It's cool to share that passion with my dad and have something that we can both do together," said Black Jr.
Black Sr. echoes these statements from his son. It's clear to him that racing and diving has shaped and bonded their relationship. A mutual respect has come to exist between the father and son because the two always give what they are doing 100 percent effort.
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Charlize Theron's Old Guard might have a phenomenal sequel! Here's what the director has to say.
Some stories feel like never-ending. Many movies and series that have made an appearance in the entertainment industry wish to never stop. Some movies have a huge fanbase that even if the story has an end to it, their requests and heartfelt desires force the story writers to go on drafting sequels one after the other.
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The same has been recently seen with the movie The Old Guard. The movie was initially made to have three sequels in it. Directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood, the movie series has had a never-ending attraction by the fans. The first part made a huge debut with a huge fanbase revolving around it from the premiere of the series.
What about the upcoming sequel?
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Answering to all the requests of the fans over social media handles, the director has decided to make more sequels of the series. Originally decided to have 3 series, however, if the public demands, the director would not be incentivized to refuse them and would have to come with more parts of the movie.
The story as to progress sees more scope of improvement for the story to build upon the existing premise and come up with more incidences as the sequels are released. The way the series ended was wholesome, except the fans were looking forward to more into it as they felt their hearts caught up in the story and were reluctant to accept the ending of the movie series too early as it was.
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Improved corruption ranking an indication of our work in progress – Government
Government has welcomed a recent ranking which shows a slight improvement in Ghana's ranking on the corruption perception index worldwide.
According to government, the ranking is an "indication of work in progress".
"While admitting that the marginal increase in the score is only an indication of work in progress, government wishes to congratulate Ghanaians in general and anti-graft agencies in particular," government noted in a statement from the Information Ministry.
Ghana's performance on the corruption perception index increased from a score of 40 in 2017 to 41 in 2018.
The report placed Ghana at 78 out of 180 countries; an improvement from 2017's rank of 81.
According to figures from Transparency International, the score is a positive departure from the continuous drop the country has been experiencing since 2015's score of 47.
Government in a statement said it is doing everything possible to reduce corruption in the country, and urged Ghanaians to rally behind it to achieve the vision.
"We reiterate government's commitment to combating the menace of public sector corruption in our body polity, and we ask the good people of Ghana to support government's Digital Inclusive Agenda that has played a major role in reducing human interface in key transactions," the signed by Deputy Minister of Information, Pius Enam Hadzide added.
Ghana scored 40 points out of 100 on the 2017 Corruption Perceptions Index.
Ghana has averaged 38.75 Points from 1998 until 2017, reaching an all-time high of 48 Points in 2014 and a record low of 33 Points in 1999.
The country's performance, according to a release by Ghana Integrity Initiative, the local chapter of Transparency International, was impacted by a number of factors including policies and initiatives by the government.
Below is the full statement
GHANA IMPROVES IN 2018 GLOBAL CPI; GOVERNMENT WELCOMES RANKING
Government has taken note of Ghana's improved score on the 2018 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) after three years of continuous decline.
The 2018 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) released worldwide this morning by Transparency International, scored Ghana 41 out of a possible clean score of 100 and ranked the country 78 out of 180 countries and territories.
While admitting that the marginal increase in the score is only an indication of work in progress, government wishes to congratulate Ghanaians in general and anti-graft agencies in particular. We reiterate government's commitment to combating the menace of public sector corruption in our body polity, and we ask the good people of Ghana to support government's Digital Inclusive Agenda that has played a major role in reducing human interface in key transactions.
We note that the introduction of the Paperless Port Operations, the Integrated E-Immigration, E-Procurement, E-Passport, the establishment of the Office of the Special Prosecutor and the general liberalized media environment have positively affected Ghana's outlook.
Government assures that it will guard against complacency and expects Ghanaians to support the policies and interventions that support and strengthen institutions, vested with powers to ensure equity in our public sector.
PIUS ENAM HADZIDE
DEPUTY MINISTER OF INFORMATION
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Lucas on Colbert
https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/251124/action/topic#251124
13-Oct-2006 1:07 AM
I'll forever love Star Wars kid in any parody! ^^
Star Wars Kid vs. Colbert
What do u think of the PT?
6-Oct-2006 10:12 PM
"Senator Palpatine seduces Anakin to the dark side in about as much time as it takes for you to finish reading this sentence."
Come on, not funny?
Favorite Star Wars Movie
Did a lot of you see them when they were originally released in '77, '80, '83?
I don't know the age group here.
I was too young to see the first, I was a one-year-old. Never saw Empire, still too young. However, I do remeber seeing Return of the Jedi, when I was 7. Well, some of it I remember, mostly Jabba's palace! I remember being totally mesmerized by all the strange creatures, especially Jabba. His whole creation is something to behold, looking back at it now. He looked so real, slimy, gross, disgusting, and you wouldn't want to within 10 feet of the thing. From the synthetic to the final product, the creative talent that went into creature design and creation, really something to marvel at ... even to this day!
"..secret to the future is quantity," Lucas said
6-Oct-2006 8:18 AM
Wow! I was surprised I was able to find the link, considering it was just saved in word:
It's old, though ... Sept 15, 2004 I just remember looking it up AFTER I bought the boxset, wondering why I just purchased the SE versions. I didn't even give it a second thought that he wouldn't release the original theatrical versions.
Lord of the Rings by George Lucas
"So George creates this surreal blue screen world for his actors."
"HELLOOOOO?"
"Uh, action..."
Maybe this is old news, as in you've already read it, but I found it going through some word documents I saved. Might be interesting for some of you to read again since it kind of applies to this thread.
Fans have eagerly awaited the first three "Star Wars" films on DVD, a release Lucas initially intended to delay until he finished "Episode III."
Some will be miffed that the original theatrical versions are not included in the "Star Wars" boxed set, which features only the special-edition versions Lucas issued in the late 1990s, with added effects and footage, including a scene between Harrison Ford's Han Solo and crime lord Jabba the Hutt in the first "Star Wars."
Q: Why did you change your mind and decide to put the original three movies out on DVD now?
GEORGE LUCAS: Just because the market has shifted so dramatically. A lot of people are getting very worried about piracy. That has really eaten dramatically into the sales. It really just came down to, there may not be a market when I wanted to bring it out, which was like, three years from now. So rather than just sit by and watch the whole thing fall apart, better to bring it out early and get it over with.
Q: Why did you rework the original trilogy into the special-edition versions in the late 1990s?
LUCAS: To me, the special edition ones are the films I wanted to make. Anybody that makes films knows the film is never finished. It's abandoned or it's ripped out of your hands, and it's thrown into the marketplace, never finished. It's a very rare experience where you find a filmmaker who says, "That's exactly what I wanted. I got everything I needed. I made it just perfect. I'm going to put it out there." And even most artists, most painters, even composers would want to come back and redo their work now. They've got a new perspective on it, they've got more resources, they have better technology, and they can fix or finish the things that were never done. ...
I wanted to actually finish the film the way it was meant to be when I was originally doing it. At the beginning, people went, "Don't you like it?" I said, "Well, the film only came out to be 25 or 30 percent of what I wanted it to be." They said, "What are you talking about?" So finally, I stopped saying that, but if you read any interviews for about an eight- or nine-year period there, it was all about how disappointed I was and how unhappy I was and what a dismal experience it was. You know, it's too bad you need to get kind of half a job done and never get to finish it. So this was my chance to finish it.
I'm making the movies'
Q: Why not release both the originals and special editions on DVD?
LUCAS: The special edition, that's the one I wanted out there. The other movie, it's on VHS, if anybody wants it. ...
I'm not going to spend the, we're talking millions of dollars here, the money and the time to refurbish that, because to me, it doesn't really exist anymore. It's like this is the movie I wanted it to be, and I'm sorry you saw half a completed film and fell in love with it. But I want it to be the way I want it to be.
I'm the one who has to take responsibility for it. I'm the one who has to have everybody throw rocks at me all the time, so at least if they're going to throw rocks at me, they're going to throw rocks at me for something I love rather than something I think is not very good, or at least something I think is not finished.
Q: Do you pay much attention to fan reactions to your choices?
LUCAS: Not really. The movies are what the movies are. ... The thing about science-fiction fans and "Star Wars" fans is they're very independent-thinking people. They all think outside the box, but they all have very strong ideas about what should happen, and they think it should be their way. Which is fine, except I'm making the movies, so I should have it my way.
Q: After "Episode III," will you ever revisit "Star Wars"?
LUCAS: Ultimately, I'm going to probably move it into television and let other people take it. I'm sort of preserving the feature film part for what has happened and never go there again, but I can go off into various offshoots and things.
You know, I've got offshoot novels, I've got offshoot comics. So it's very easy to say, "Well, OK, that's that genre, and I'll find a really talented person to take it and create it." Just like the comic books and the novels are somebody else's way of doing it. I don't mind that. Some of it might turn out to be pretty good. If I get the right people involved, it could be interesting.
6-Oct-2006 12:04 AM
I can't say I enjoyed any of the prequels as a whole, and when I first saw them I tried to ignore it, convincing myself ... "It ain't so bad!", but I'd just be lying to myself if I continued. I can pick and choose parts I like or dislike, or parts that I just think are badly acted, poorly written, or the cheesy, romantisized scenes. It just keeps me from enjoying them as whole. It keeps me from saying I like each of the Star Wars prequels. I've never done that with the first three films, because there was nothing to pick apart, nothing that made me cringe and say, "George ...why?" It's different for everyone, but if I was to say I liked the prequels just as much as I like the orginals, that would go against every grain in body to decipher good film making as opposed to bad.
Maybe younger people like them more than the older fans. I didn't really discover them until I was like 13, which would of been the early 90's, and I probably watched them 500 times through my teenage years. It's hard to pull yourself apart from that nostalgia aspect. They also represent a period in time that was special to many.
But, as Han Solo would say, "Hey, it's me!"
I've got a whole list of changes that _I_ think would of made the film better. I've posted it before, I'll have to find it cd somewhere...
I tought Maddox had a hilarious review of ROTS:
Super ESB and ROTJ SNES Video Review
I bought all three for my SNES ... and beat them all!!! But, I remember not being happy with the lightsaber dueling vs. Darth Vader. It was just button mashing, swing, swing, swing ... I even wrote EGM magazine coming up with my own blocking and attack system. haha ...kids.
My all time biggest memory was the release of Street Fighter II for SNES. Man, the anticipation was off the charts! I remember it being a whopping 16 megs, which was suppostly the reason it was $70.
your buying the PT all over again in Blue ray !!!!!!!!
Is the Blu-ray vs HD DVD thing still going on?
I'm still scared off by this to invest in either format. I'm sure you've seen it compared to the Beta vs VHS days.
Is one pulling ahead of the other?
On diggnation they talked about "PS3 Price Going To Destroy Sony." Mgiht check it out for the hell of it: http://revision3.com/diggnation/2006-09-07
Pretty funny.
If you haven't seen it:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=lv4Potdpjhw
I'm just a lurker, these days. You guys are on a whole other level when it comes to Star Wars than I. Star Wars isn't what it once was for me, it became one giant debate ... rather than fun.
Why am I telling you guys this ...
Anyway, enjoy the video.
Funny STAR WARS dubbs!
16-Mar-2006 3:33 AM
I could of sworn Luke was voiced by a girl.
Darth DJ
14-Mar-2006 4:34 PM
Pretty cool little clip, if ya wanna check it out:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-956993733682883342
laserdisc quality
2-Mar-2006 10:19 AM
Yeah, I have cowclops V.2 LD to DVD tranfers. I ran the VIDEO_TS file through DVDShrink with "maxium sharpness," and I think they look even better.
Just save yourself the headaches and download 'em!
Pretty Funny Star Wars Vid
Originally posted by: Invader Jenny
Damn, I can't see this. All I get is the "Window' Media" logo flying in over and over again as the clock ticks down.
You probably have to update your player.
2-Mar-2006 2:06 AM
If you noticed, his umbrella has a lightsaber type handle.
1-Mar-2006 9:00 PM
French bread, I think.
Would of been Better if they really fought with FX lightsabers, or somethin.
There is a short commercial that plays ahead of it, ignore, then watch.
Star Wars Vid
General Star Wars Caption This
2-Feb-2006 8:59 PM
All I can say is ... GETTING OLD SUCKS!
Carrie Fisher was so HOT back in the day.
Who saw Lucas's speech at Peoples Choice Awards?
14-Jan-2006 5:46 AM
Originally posted by: CO
"This is vintage Lucas, aww shucks, every fan loves these movies, just the critics hate them, and that is why we don't win awards. The last time I checked the original SW was nominated for 10 Academy Awards, and was nominated in the big categories: Best Picture, Best Director, and Alec Guiness for Best Supporting Actor, thats right an actor was nominated for his performance in a SW movie, because they usually say the OT performances were just as bad as the PT ones. Star Wars took home 7 awards that night, while being the #1 movie at the box office in 1977.
Message to George: Yeah, there are always critics who don't love every movie, that is natural, but you made that classic one in 1977, which was loved by critics, fans, and the studios, and do you know why? It's a great movie!
And when you said you do it for the fans at the end of your speech, the only ones you keep forgetting are the millions of fans from 1977-83 who can't see those original films anymore on DVD. Sometimes I believe Lucas has selective memory...."
(Even louder applause)
""You bring it out too early, and it's Buck Rogers. You bring it out too late, it flops. But if you bring it out right when the war in vietnam was ending, it's a hit."
I don't really buy into that. I was born in '76, saw Star Wars on VHS around '89, fell in love with the film. I watch Star Wars now and I see no cheese, I watch Buck Rogers T.V. series and it has pure cheese. A film is what a film is, good or bad, and this was a great film. Personally, I loved the grit of Star Wars when I first saw it, it looked lived in, it looked real. It wasn't hokie like sci-fi before it and after.
So, what would happen if he did release the OOT on DVD?
9-Jan-2006 4:14 AM
And "The Terminator" ... although, the special effects might look that much more cheesy! ... Speaking of films that could use a Special Edtion type treatment, I'd like to see this one with CGI upgrades. Mostly the scene where he's fixing his eyeball and the stop motion at the end. And I'd be cool with it, because we have the original on DVD, already.
But yeah, my favs I would want on HD-DVD or Blu-Ray.
I have question:
Will the players that play Blu-Ray or HD-DVD (I guess the war is still on) be able to play your standard disc/duel layer?
Like someone said, I don't want to have re-buy all my DVDs. I'm sure I'm not the only one!
And about the widescreen, I know what you mean. My grandmother and cousin are fullscreen all the way. I explain it, and they're like, "I hate the black lines blah blah blah it's stupid blah blah blah!" Even though most HDTV is widescreen, and with their fullscreen versions, they'll have the black bars on the sides of picture.
Someone please explain why there is a 50's diner in the Star Wars universe...
Originally posted by: gethedgicalSee: Space Balls truck stop scene, almost anything in the Space Quest adventure series (particularly Monolith burgers), etc...
Woooh! Space Quest! I LOVE those games!
Maybe the 50's type diner was just like what we have. We're almost in '06, but yet we still have throwback restaurants. It doesn't really matter to me, though, if this scene was or wasn't there ... the movie would still stink.
"Star Wars: Galaxies" Referenced in Diggnation
Diggnation, the podcast that goes over some of the week's top stories on the social bookmarking & news website Digg.com, had its hosts Kevin & Alex mention mention "Star Wars: Galaxies" in the latest episode (#26)!
It's pretty funny, just thought I'd pass it a long.
The Sad State Of Star Wars
Originally posted by: Adamwankenobi
And if you haven't visited SW.com tonight, I will have to break some more saddening news about the SW toys.
I typed in "SW.com" and this came up:
http://sw.com/public/page.cfm?Home
No wonder you guys are pissed, THEY LOOK NOTHING LIKE STAR WARS CHARACTERS!!!


Shelly Kilbourn passed away on April 2, 2019. She was born June 9, 1964 in Yuba City, CA to Spencer Will and Sharon Lynn (Childs) Jones. She married Marvin (Ed) Kilbourn; they enjoyed 15 years together. She had a zest for life, loved animals and riding the Harley. But she loved her family most and will be dearly missed.
She was preceded in death by her niece Heather Nicole Adams-Burge and her father. Survived by her loving husband, mother and many siblings.
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[fr] J'ai aimé Eat, Pray, Love plus que ce à quoi je m'attendais. Le trip "spiritualité indienne sauce occidentale", je m'en passerais, mais il y a plein de bonnes choses -- outre l'écriture, que j'aime beaucoup. Pour plus de détails... lire l'article complet en anglais!
Damn you, Liz Gilbert. I didn't want to like your book, but I did. I even like you (well, the narrator you). Yeah, of course I can relate: 30-something heartbroken woman finds peace and love. Which single woman in her mid-thirties wouldn't?
It annoys me, though, that you found them through faith, because I can't do that.
I don't doubt that you had a life-changing experience. I'm not either against religious or spiritual paths journeys per se, as long as they actually serve to grow us as human beings. But like the friends you mention near the end of your India book, I *cannot* believe anymore — believing there is a God or some other power, personal or not, is too incompatible with my worldview. A part of me would *like* to believe, so that I could find the peace you found. But I'd be faking it, right? Because another part of me is *certain* that there is nothing up there — or in there, aside from ourselves.
Also, whether you want it or not, your spiritual journey is coloured by a very specific — and modern — Indian school of thought (and by that, I don't just mean Siddha Yoga). You acknowledge that, but in some respects you are blind to it, for example when you serve us truths about Indian spirituality or religions in general — you are talking from the inside of a specific religious tradition, not giving us access some kind of general truth. It's a mistake many make, and I guess I can forgive you for it.
I personally believe that our conversations with God are conversations with ourselves. I believe we are much bigger than we think, and probably much bigger than we can ever know. And I say this not in a "mystical" or "magical" or "supernatural" sense, but in a psychological one. So for me, any religious or spiritual path is no more than a path within and with ourselves, using an exterior force or entity ("God", "energy") as a metaphorical proxy for parts or aspects of ourselves which are not readily available to our consciousness. Yes, it's sometimes a bit complicated to follow for me too.
So what I can relate to, clearly, are your conversations with yourself in your notebook. I know I am a good friend. I'm loyal. I can love to bits. If I open the floodgates, I can love more than is possibly imaginable — just like you say of yourself. But I do not let myself be the beneficiary of so much love and care. "To love oneself," not in a narcissistic way, but as a good friend or a good parent would. I know this is something I need to work on, I knew it before reading Eat, Pray, Love, but your journey serves as a reminder to me. It's also reminding me that meditation (even when it's not a search for God or done as religious practice) has benefits — and that I could use them.
So, thank you, Liz Gilbert. We may differ in our spiritual and life aspirations, but your journey has touched me, and inspired me. I didn't expect it to. Thank you for the nice surprise. And damn you, because now I can't look down quite so smugly anymore on those who rave about your book.
I actually loved the first (italian) part. But as soon as I entered into the ashram with her, I had to stop reading. I got bored.


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NEW DELHI: India have been docked six match points after failing to play against Pakistan amid simmering tension between the South Asian rivals, the ICC said Wednesday.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) awarded Pakistan, who were supposed to host the games, two points for each of the three matches that were scheduled to be held between August 1 and October 31 during women's championship.
The ICC technical committee said it had considered written submissions from both the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and its Pakistani counterpart before making the call.
"The technical committee was sensitive to the current state of relations between the nations of India and Pakistan, but concluded that the BCCI had not been able to establish acceptable reasons for not participating in this series," the ICC said in a statement.
The decision means the Indian eves, who stay fifth in the points table, will miss out on automatic qualification for the 2017 World Cup in England.
Bilateral ties between the men's cricket teams have been suspended since 2012 when Pakistan last toured India, but they have met each other in international tournaments including the World Cup, World T20, Champions Trophy and Asia Cup. –AFP
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This matter, pertaining to an RTI application filed by the Appellant, seeking information on seven points regarding the option form prescribed under the GOI FPF71 Scheme, deduction of FPF amount from his emoluments and deposit of the same with EPFO; as well as some related issues, came up today. The CPIO responded to points (a), (b) and (d) of the RTI application. With regard to the remaining points, he stated that these were in the nature of queries, which did not fall within the definition of information contained in Section 2 (f) of the RTI Act. Not satisfied with the reply of the CPIO, the Appellant filed an appeal to the First Appellate Authority on 1.5.2014. The FAA upheld the reply of the CPIO. Aggrieved with the response of the Respondents, the Appellant has approached the CIC in second appeal.
2. The Appellant stated that he is not being paid pension, even though deduction was made from his emoluments by way of Family Pension Fund. The Respondents stated that the FPF71 Scheme was introduced in 1971 and the employees, who were already in the service of the Respondents at that time, were given the option to become a member of the scheme, while it was compulsory for those who joined service after the introduction of the scheme. The deductions made under the scheme from the emoluments of employees were to be sent to EPFO and the family of the employee was to get pension, if an employee died before the age of 58. The scheme was not popular and not many opted for it. The Appellant's name does not figure amongst those who opted for it. He has been shown the relevant ledgers, which establish that his name did not figure amongst those who opted. There was some gap in the service of the Appellant for the period 1977 to 1981. When he rejoined in 1981, FPF deduction was made from his salary at the rate of Rs. 10/per month for a period of eighteen months. This was a mistake. Since the Appellant had not opted for the scheme, he did not have an EPFO number and, therefore, there is no clarity regarding remittance of the above amount to EPFO. There is also no record of whether the amount erroneously deducted was refunded to the Appellant or not. The Appellant has been informed that the above deduction was made by mistake and cannot become the basis of making him or his family eligible under the pension scheme.
3. The Appellant stated that he wishes to know as to why the amount was deducted from his salary in case he had not opted for the scheme and where did this amount go.
4. We have considered the submissions of both the parties and note that with regard to the reason for deduction of the amount, the Respondents have admitted that it was made by mistake. As regards the second issue of what happened to the deducted amount, we note that in his reply to point (d), the CPIO has stated that "the recoveries made by payroll section were remitted to CPF trust." While the Commission is not competent to give a direction to the Respondents in this regard under the RTI Act, we would strongly advise them to examine the issue of what was done with the amount that was deducted and, if necessary, make an appropriate refund to the Appellant. In so far as the remaining queries of the RTI application are concerned, we see no ground to interfere with the reply of the CPIO.
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Los Vascos Le Dix 1997
Cabernet Sauvignon from Chile
750ML / 0% ABV
Cassis and chocolate-infused aromas give way to a medium to full-bodied, broad, and expansive core of blackberry liqueur and mint leaves. This intense, expressive, and deep wine will require cellaring to soften its tannic edge. Projected maturity: 2002-2010. Le Dix de Los Vascos is this well-known Chilean winery's new luxury line (named to celebrate its first 10 years of production). Crafted from the estate's best vineyard parcels, which are maintained at lower yields than is the norm in this over-producing part of the world, this wine is aged in 100% new oak barrels.
Los Vascos wines blend Lafite tradition with the unique terroir of Chile to create elegant wines that bring exceptional to the everyday. The vision of Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) to expand their estates took them to South America in 1988, becoming the first French viticultural investment in modern Chile. Since then, a comprehensive modernization and investment program has been undertaken, oriented towards the production of fine wine using and adapting the viticultural experiences of Bordeaux and other areas where Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) is present.
Los Vascos is located in Valley de Caneten (Colchagua), a closed valley in the central zone of Chile, approximately 25 miles from the sea. The valley provides a perfect microclimate for high quality viticulture, with Northern exposure to lands uncontaminated by airborne or water-borne pollutants. Daily on-shore winds provide temperature changes between 68-77°F, for optimum maturation of the grapes. With 1581 acres, it is one of the largest vineyards in the central Colchagua valley, at the foot of Mount Cañeten.
Between 1989 and 1995 Winemaker Marcelo Gallardo studied at Universidad Austral de Chile graduating with a degree in Agronomy engineering. Marcelo continued his education studying and graduating from Universidad de Chile between 1998 and 1999 with a degree in Enology and Viticulture in Santiago. In 1999, Marcelo worked as an assistant winemaker at Viña Santa Rita in the Maipo Valley, and interned at Bodega Sandeman, Oporto-Duero in Portugal. After Portugal he performed a harvest at Domain Jandeau in Burgundy, France. Working for Viña Los Vascos since 2000, he became the Chief Winemaker and Production Manager in 2006. Marcelo routinely visits the other Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) properties to bring L'Esprit Lafite to Viña Los Vascos. In addition, he collaborates on the latest developments in technology from top Universities and vineyards.
Dramatic geographic and climatic changes from west to east make Chile an exciting frontier for wines of all styles. Chile's entire western border is Pacific coastline, its center is composed of warm valleys and on its eastern border, are the soaring Andes Mountains.
Chile's central valleys, sheltered by the costal ranges, and in some parts climbing the eastern slopes of the Andes, remain relatively warm and dry. The conditions are ideal for producing concentrated, full-bodied, aromatic reds rich in black and red fruits. The eponymous Aconcagua Valley—hot and dry—is home to intense red wines made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Merlot.
The Maipo, Rapel, Curicó and Maule Valleys specialize in Cabernet and Bordeaux Blends as well as Carmenère, Chile's unofficial signature grape.
Chilly breezes from the Antarctic Humboldt Current allow the coastal regions of Casablanca Valley and San Antonio Valley to focus on the cool climate loving varieties, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Chile's Coquimbo region in the far north, containing the Elqui and Limari Valleys, historically focused solely on Pisco production. But here the minimal rainfall, intense sunlight and chilly ocean breezes allow success with Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The up-and-coming southern regions of Bio Bio and Itata in the south make excellent Riesling, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
Spanish settlers, Juan Jufre and Diego Garcia de Cáceres, most likely brought Vitis vinifera (Europe's wine producing vine species) to the Central Valley of Chile sometime in the 1550s. One fun fact about Chile is that its natural geographical borders have allowed it to avoid phylloxera and as a result, vines are often planted on their own rootstock rather than grafted.
A noble variety bestowed with both power and concentration, Cabernet Sauvignon enjoys success all over the globe, its best examples showing potential to age beautifully for decades. Cabernet Sauvignon flourishes in Bordeaux's Medoc where it is often blended with Merlot and smaller amounts of some combination of Cabernet Franc, Malbecand Petit Verdot. In the Napa Valley, 'Cab' is responsible for some of the world's most prestigious, age-worthy and sought-after "cult" wines. Somm Secret—DNA profiling in 1997 revealed that Cabernet Sauvignon was born from a spontaneous crossing of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc in 17th century southwest France.
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Zynga has a new game in the Apple App Store called 'Running with Friends'. The firm has not turned to fitness apps but has presented a first person social chase game based on fleeing from the bulls of Pamplona and it looks to be very similar to Temple Run.
Naturally, being a Zynga game, the game has social elements and so players can pit their skills against friends and compare scores. As you can see in the screen shots, the point is to run, leap over obstacles, dodge and slide around things in your way and mostly avoid being trampled by your bovine pursuers.
The game is compatible with iPhone, iPod touch and iPad and needs iOS 5.0 or later to work.
It's interesting to see Zynga veer away from the puzzle and strategy games it is known for, but the chase game theme is one that has proven to be popular after the phenomenal success of Temple Run, which has seen over 100 million downloads and sparked the creation of Temple Run 2 which is expected to arrive in the App Store very soon.
Running with Friends appears to be available in the Canadian App Store at the moment, so you might need to wait for international access unless you have an account for that territory.
With this change of pace (excuse the pun), maybe Zynga will receive a boost to its numbers. Late last year the company saw a drop in active daily users overall, but at the same time managed to see gains with Farmville 2 with 8.4 million new daily active users since its release, according to the German Facebook application metrics provider AppStats.
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Q: Avoid last loop iteration I built a simple function that, given an integer, returns every smaller square. Es:
input: 80
output:
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So I tried with a while and a do..while loop:
int main(){
    int x;
    int y = 0;
    int z = 0;
    while(x < 1){
            printf("Insert an integer number greater than 0\n");
            scanf("%d", &x);
    }                                     #approach with do..while
    while(z <= x){                        #do{
            y += 1;
            z = y * y;
                printf("%d\n", z);
    }                                     #}while(z < x)
return 0;
}

My output goes up to:
    input: 80
    output:
    1
    4
    :
    81

How can I make the loop avoid the last iteration, since the condition z <= x will be true only then, actually producing a non valid output?

A: just say
int x = 0;
int z = 1;
int y = 1;

at the beginning, and
printf("%d\n", z);
y += 1;
z = y * y;

in the loop
EDIT: problem is the order of your statement. You print first and check later.
Complete answer is below:
int main(){
    int x = 0;
    int y = 1;
    int z = 1;

    while(x < 1){
            printf("Insert a positive integer number greater than 0\n");
            scanf("%d", &x);
    }                                     //approach with do..while
    while(z <= x){                        //do{
            printf("%d\n", z);
            y += 1;
            z = y * y;
    }                                     //}while(z < x)
return 0;
}


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Q: preg_replace mix and match word combinations with array I'm wanting to bold keywords that exist next to each other (or one word apart) from two arrays. I'm taking this approach because a huge keyword list seems to be eating up memory. This seems more efficient.
$firstarray= array('baseball','soccer','tennis');
$secondarray= array('ball','shoes','glove');

Example:
$string = She like to play soccer and baseball. But in the evening she likes to hit the tennis ball. She also just bought new tennis court shoes. Tennis court performance shoes.

The needles I want to find are "tennis ball" and "tennis court shoes". You'll notice that COURT isnt in the array, but its BETWEEN two keywords and i'd like to have it included. "Tennis court performance" shoes isnt a needle because two keywords are seperated by two other non-keywords.
wouldnt be a needle.
So ultimately:
 $string = preg_replace("#\b(?:(firstarray)\W+(?:\w+\W+){0,2}?(secondarray)\b#i", 'tennis balltennis court shoes', $string);

*

*Obviously the issue is, i'm terrible, terrible at regex. I cant find many solutions with regex that apply with combinations from a list/array of words.

*I'm not sure how exactly i'd go about using two arrays, mix and matching, AND pass them into the haystack.

A: How about this?
<?php
$firstarray= array('baseball','soccer','tennis');
$secondarray= array('ball','shoes','glove');
$string = 'She like to play soccer and baseball. But in the evening she likes to hit the tennis ball. She also just bought new tennis court shoes. Tennis court performance shoes.';
foreach($firstarray as $term1) {
    foreach($secondarray as $term2) {
        $string = preg_replace('~\b(' . preg_quote($term1) . '\b\s+([a-zA-Z]+\s+)?\b' . preg_quote($term2) . '\b)~', '$1', $string);
    }
}
echo $string;

Output:
She like to play soccer and baseball. But in the evening she likes to hit the tennis ball. She also just bought new tennis court shoes. Tennis court performance shoes.

Test live: http://sandbox.onlinephpfunctions.com/code/e8b34064f235933b5a5805bbe420d7d44d00ee46
We loop through both arrays to go through every possible combination of terms. We run the regex on each pairing and replace it if we find a match. The ([a-zA-Z]+\s+) is my way of finding one possible word in between the list of words. You might want to add in hyphens or any other characters you want to allow in a "word".  I define a "word" as ending with a white space.
Also this is case sensitive just noticed you had the i modifier. If you want to re-enable that just add that and take out the A-Z (A-Z won't hurt anything with the i, just redundant).
The preg_quote currently isn't necessary but if your terms in the future have a special regex character in it it will be necessary; better off to just include it now.


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Dance has always been a method of self- expression for human beings. This book examines the political power of dance and especially its transgressive potential. Focusing on readings of dance pioneers Isadora Duncan and Martha Graham, Gumboots dancers in the gold mines of South Africa, the One Billion Rising movement using dance to protest against gendered violence, dabkeh in Palestine and dance as protest against human rights abuse in Israel, the Sun Dance within the Native American Crow tribe, the book focuses on the political power of dance and moments in which dance transgresses politics articulated in words. Thus the book seeks ways in which reading political dance as interruption unsettles conceptions of politics and dance.
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This book charts and analyses the work of Oliver Stone – arguably one of the foremost political filmmakers in Hollywood during the last thirty years. Drawing on previously unseen production files from Oliver Stone's personal archives and hours of interviews both with Stone and a range of present and former associates within the industry, the book employs a thematic structure to explore Stone's life and work in terms of war, politics, money, love and corporations. This allows the authors both to provide a synthesis of earlier and later film work as well as locate that work within Stone's developing critique of government. The book explores the development of aesthetic changes in Stone's filmmaking and locates those changes within ongoing academic debates about the relationship between film and history as well as wider debates about Hollywood and the film industry. All of this is explored with detailed reference to the films themselves and related to a set of wider concerns that Stone has sought to grapple with -the American Century, exceptionalism and the American Dream, global empire, government surveillance and corporate accountability. The book concludes with a perspective on Stone's 'brand' as not just an auteur and commercially viable independent filmmaker but as an activist arguing for a very distinct kind of American exceptionalism that seeks a positive role for the US globally whilst eschewing military adventurism.