I've been waiting to write this review ever since Mega Man 11 got announced. In fact, much of the speculation in my opinion piece regarding this and Mighty No. 9 gets resolved here. But first let's back up a little. I feel like I've been waiting for this game a very long time, and part of that was due to how Capcom seemed to ignore Mega Man for a period of several years. We can speculate about why they suddenly felt the need to make a big push again with Mega Man 11, but I'd rather talk about my impressions of the game. My goal with this review is to give a fair and unbiased picture of the game, not just be the ravings of a fanboy (though I certainly am one). So, the question is, was Mega Man 11 worth the lengthy wait? Or was Capcom right to ignore the blue bomber for as long as they did?
One of the first things that stuck out to me in this game was that Mega Man 11 has a bit more focus on plot than most games in the series. I've said before that nobody plays Mega Man games for their plot, and while that's true, sometimes a little can go a long way, especially when it sheds new light on iconic characters. Specifically, this game gives us a look at Light and Wily in their youth and the precipitating event that splits them apart. It's easy to see Dr. Wily as nothing more than a cartoon villain, devoid of substance. Here, we see how his ideals conflicted with those of a young Dr. Light, and how the object of that split is put to use as a new weapon in his war on mankind. Back in the day Wily built the Double Gear system, and in this game he captures eight more Robot Masters, reprograms them and empowers them with it.
Knowing this would immediately put Mega Man at a huge disadvantage, Dr. Light uses Wily's prototype Double Gear to enhance him, and you're off to the races. I liked the inclusion of this mechanic, and found it dramatically affected gameplay. There are two Gears you can activate as you play: Power and Speed. While either is active, a meter will fill up, and when it's full, you'll be unable to use either Gear until you cool down. As for what the Gears do, you can probably guess from their descriptions, but I'll run through it real quickly. The Power Gear makes your basic shots more powerful, and even supercharges the special weapons you get from bosses to devastating effect. The Speed Gear on the other hand makes you go so fast that everything else seems to slow down in comparison. But that's not the same as you being super fast; it more drains the speed from everything on the screen. This slow-mo effect was very useful as I played, and I found myself using it much more often than the Power Gear.
This angry mushroom was one of my favorite new enemies.
One of the things I most appreciated about this system is how well it was implemented into the game as a whole. Not just for combat, but for tricky platforming as well. For example, in Acid Man's stage there's a section where you're navigating a spiky gauntlet underwater. I died at first, until I realized I had to use the Speed Gear to slow down my reaction time so I could just avoid getting punctured as I hopped through. I also depended on the Speed Gear to freeze foes when they made themselves vulnerable, as many enemies in the game have an unbreakable shield. However, you can also get past them by hitting most foes with fully charged shots, which will stun them briefly. This brings me to my complaint about the Power Gear. It just didn't feel as necessary for the general puzzle solving the game confronted you with. There were never any times I had to use it to break an obstruction or open a specific type of door. It just made me stronger, which felt much less important when my other Gear could slow enemies to a crawl.
Another new aspect to the game is that you can select your difficulty. I went with Normal, but for those uncertain about their platforming skills, there's no shame in choosing an easier option, especially since even on Normal, Mega Man 11 is tough. Though you can get through the game in 3-6 hours (my playtime was about five and a half), each level will make you earn your victory. That goes double for the challenging boss fights, which were all delightfully distinct. Other than that, there are many newer series staples, such as purchasing upgrades from Auto and Roll. I found this very handy, as I could always use some spare Bolts to buy E-Tanks and extra lives for especially challenging levels. Though there was one feature I found very problematic, and that was the weapon shortcuts. I'm used to pressing shoulder buttons to switch between my powers, but you can also do it with the right Joy-Con stick. Problem is, I generally played the game portably, and often would accidentally hit the joystick as I played, which would distract me just long enough for something to kill me. Thankfully, you can turn that feature off in the settings, which I quickly did.
It's never a great Mega Man game without great Robot Masters, and Mega Man 11 certainly delivers. I'm still impressed Capcom can keep coming up with names at this point, especially considering how many are iterations on the same idea, such as Fire or Ice. Each of the eight Robot Masters has a totally unique design, and they fight very differently. There's the suave and precise Tundra Man, who skates around like an Olympic ice skater. Or take Blast Man, who hurls explosives everywhere in a frenzy. One of my favorites was Bounce Man, who jumps around like he's propelled by rubber bands, flinging his stretchy fists at Mega Man.
What I most enjoyed about the boss fights was that each of them will bust out their own Gear-powered attacks when they're losing, which makes things a lot more challenging. Some examples are when Impact Man uses the Power Gear to transform into a massive threat, or when Fuse Man uses the Speed Gear to zap around trying to electrocute you. They're all great bosses, especially since each of them is voiced. Yes, some are a bit corny, like the medieval knight voice of Impact Man, or the flamboyant Tundra Man, but I've come to expect and appreciate a little silliness in Mega Man. If I want dark and edgy content, I'll stick to the X or Mega Man Zero series of games.
Other than the Double Gear system and difficulty selection, Mega Man 11 plays many things safe. That's not a complaint, mind you. If a formula works, why change it unnecessarily? That said, there are nice modern flourishes that keep things fresh, such as handy checkpoints in each stage. It's a good mix of old school challenge and new school streamlining. The game is definitely tough, but never in a way that felt unfair. Sure, I died plenty of times, but usually it was due to not paying attention or reacting fast enough. This happened a lot in Torch Man's stage as I ran from walls of flames, or in Tundra Man's stage when I got blown by a gust of wind into a bottomless pit. My only critique is that several of the bosses and mini bosses in the game have a bad tendency to push you into a corner and crowd you. You can avoid this most of the time, but it was frustrating that it happened more than once.
If all that wasn't enough, there are also Challenges in the game to add replay value. There's a wide variety, from collecting medals to using as few jumps as possible to even a Boss Rush or two. Adding to that are a wide variety of records to unlock, reminiscent of Smash Bros. I appreciate Capcom making sure there's some replay value, especially since the game can be beaten in under an hour (at least according to one of the records I have yet to unlock). It's much easier to justify a short game when there's reasons to keep on playing, other than just wanting to beat the game again.
Visually, this is a beautiful Mega Man game. I like to think of it as a mix of the challenge of Mega Man 9 and 10 with the color and style of Mega Man 8. Sure, it's not 8-bit, but it's still quite stunning in action. I also appreciated how Mega Man changes his look depending on which power he has equipped (kind of like Beck…). Not just the color scheme, but the look of his body. I also never encountered any slowdown, which is great for this genre. Musically, I had no real complaints. It kept me tuned in, and each level theme was fitting. While I don't recall any standout tracks, I also didn't dislike anything I heard. The icing on the cake was the aforementioned corny voice acting for the Robot Masters, as well as Mega Man, Roll, Auto, Dr. Light and Dr. Wily. Mega Man 11 does a good job of showing how such a classic series can hold its own in a modern environment.
All in all, I rather enjoyed Mega Man 11, and feel it was worth the long wait. But I have a proviso. I love pretty much everything about this game, but I think it proves Capcom has no more excuses to wait more than two years before the next one. They still know how to make a great Mega Man game, and they can plainly see there is still plenty of demand for them. For $29.99, fans can't really go wrong with this. It isn't perfect, and I feel the Double Gear system was a bit half-assed, but it does so many other things right that it's hard to complain. If you've been waiting for a new Mega Man game, or just want a great platformer, you can't go wrong. Nice to see Mighty No. 9 did one thing right.


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Finding Balance as a Pilates Teacher. Did it happen for you so far this year? I blogged about this a few weeks ago. Finding balance in your Pilates teaching, your Pilates schedule, your private life outside the Pilates studio. As a Pilates teacher I find that this is a constant struggle for me and for many Pilates teachers that I have chatted with over the years.
In my blog "Finding Balance as a Teacher" a few weeks ago, it was really looking back at when I first started teaching Pilates and how I was trying to fill up my schedule, getting that burnout as I was teaching every day from early morning to evening hours. Even after opening my own studio then not being "at work" but still emails, texts, bills, new clients, taking care of teachers and my own clients. I realized as I was writing that blog that WAIT I am feeling this way now, again. The stress, the overwhelmed feeling was again familiar. That feeling that I was living at the studio and unable to escape even when I was at home.
How did I let this happen? I was back to working 7 days a week even if I wasn't in the studio. Talk about not holding myself accountable! It hit me, I need to take some accountability for myself and get some balance back for me. I took a hard look at my schedule of clients and my own Pilates practice.
I realized I taught clients Mon- Saturday along with Teacher Training classes and Mentee's time that usually took up more of the weekend. Throw traveling to teach in there and I knew something had to go! I noticed my private sessions for my own workout and the words of a fellow Pilates teacher and Studio Owner hit me like a ton of bricks! I realized how I had changed a key thing in my weekly Pilates life once I opened my studio. My own Pilates practice!
This Pilates friend has a set appointment for her own session with her Teacher every week just as I did yet, she would drive an hour each way to get it. Nothing would interfere with that. As a young Pilates teacher I always left the studio I taught at and had my session elsewhere. That stopped when I opened my studio. I would have my weekly session but, always with a teacher in my space. Was that bad? I realized yes for me it was. Why? I found that during my session the teacher would talk about things at the studio, or questions they had, or clients. I also noticed I was still making sure all was running smoothly even though I should have been focused on my workout. It always happened at some point I would get that " I hate to bother you but, real quick" or "when you are done" . I wasn't able to really truly be in my practice.
I immediately called a friend who I have worked with and she has studied with many of the same people I have over the years. She runs a studio about 35 minutes south and we got a time set and the change has been dramatic for me. The drive is full of my thoughts, music sometimes not. It is almost meditative for me commuting.
My sessions are now focused and I realize I am more "there" than when I was in my studio- I am not having to look around or make sure all is ok in the studio as it is not my responsibility and the clients and teachers go about doing what they do not bothering or needing me.
I have time to collect myself- The drive from my studio to my Teachers is time to breathe, let things go and mentally get to just me for my session.
My mood is lighter- Knowing that when friday comes I have that drive, that session and time for me away from my studio has given my spirit a lift. Even when I hit the studio for the weekend it feels like I had a break.
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PRESS RELEASE: First Police Super Complaint Lodged
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First Police Super-Complaint lodged – call for investigation into data-sharing despite NPCC 'reforms' that don't go far enough.
Liberty and Southall Black Sisters will this week lodge the first-ever super-complaint against systemic and potentially unlawful data-sharing practices between the police and Home Office immigration enforcement teams, which discriminates against victims and witnesses, and undermines the fight against crime.
Liberty and Southall Black Sisters have amassed over 50 pages of representations and interviews that show in detail how:
There is a strong need for consistent policies and guidance prohibiting data-sharing by all 43 constabularies. Having reviewed the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) guidance – which was pre-emptively published last week – it is clear that it does not solve the fundamental problem.
Victims and witnesses of crime were frequently reported to immigration enforcement after reporting very serious crimes to the police. The evidence also shows that such actions deter victims from reporting crimes, thereby countering the police's broader objectives and duties. As a result, the complaint asserts that this breaches the police's obligation under human rights law to investigate serious crimes.
The police's actions have allowed criminals to weaponise their victim's immigration status, as they can be coerced into not reporting. The effect has been that they stay in situations where they continued to be abused, or are forced to participate in crime.
The deterrent effect of data-sharing goes beyond the target group of people with uncertain immigration status. Criminals who are not reported are not investigated and thus free to commit crimes against other members of the public.
Liberty Solicitor Debaleena Dasgupta said:
"Data-sharing undermines the police response to crime, which endangers us all by allowing criminals to act with near impunity. Rather than improving things, data-sharing is actually his practice is now encouraged in terms by the new guidance, despite the announcement last week – it is disingenuous of the NPCC to suggest otherwise.
The only acceptable solution is the formal creation of a "firewall" – a cast-iron promise that personal information collected about victims and witnesses by public services like the police will not be shared with the Home Office for immigration enforcement purposes."
Pragna Patel of Southall Black Sisters said:
"We have seen the police repeatedly prioritise immigration enforcement, ahead of the wellbeing of some of the most vulnerable women who report domestic and sexual violence. Immigration enforcement is being conflated with safeguarding issues but let us be clear about this: reporting and detaining women or men as a 'safeguarding' measure is nothing of the sort – it is a violation of their civil and human rights.
Immigration enforcement masquerading as 'safeguarding' heightens the multiple risks that abused women face and re-traumatises them. This is the direct outcome of the 'hostile environment' policy adopted by this and previous governments. If the government is to make good its promise to protect all women and other vulnerable victims from violence and harm, then it needs to ensure that there is a complete firewall between the police and other statutory services and immigration enforcement. Anything less is simply not acceptable. Anything less sends the message to migrant women that they are less worthy of protection."
What is the super-complaints system?
Only a limited list of 16 'Designated Bodies' have been given super-complainant status. These include both Liberty and Southall Black Sisters.
The complaint will be reviewed before an investigation by a joint team from HMICFRS, the Independent Office for Police Complaints (IOPC) and the College of Policing.
Care Don't Share – a "firewall" to stop all government data-sharing with the Home Office
The full extent of backroom data-sharing deals between key government departments and the Home Office has recently revealed a new report by Liberty.
The report – drawn from year-long research, interviews and freedom of information requests – shows in unprecedented detail how, across the education, health and policing systems, secretive agreements were made to enable the sharing of people's personal data.
This means private information belonging to thousands of people can be unknowingly used against them by immigration officials seeking to deport them or limit their access to important care as part of the Government's "hostile environment" policy.
The effect is that now many people, including children, are often too scared to access vital services, and that public sector workers are often unknowingly complicit in a system – made possible in part by discriminatory exemptions in data protection law – that deprives people of some of their most basic rights.
As a result, Liberty has launched its "Care Don't Share" campaign, which calls on public sectors workers, unions and members of the public to sign a pledge and support the creation of a data "firewall" – a cast-iron promise that personal information collected by trusted public services will not be shared with the Home Office for immigration enforcement purposes.
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The Guardian: Police face first 'super-complaint' over immigration referrals
The Daily Mail: First super-complaint to be made against 'potentially unlawful' police practice of sharing the data of victims of crime with immigration officials which deters them from speaking to officers
The Daily Echo: First police super-complaint to be lodged over victims' immigration data sharing
Police Professional: First super-complaint against police imminent
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The Nuzi texts are ancient documents found during an excavation of Nuzi, an ancient Mesopotamian city southwest of Kirkuk in modern Kirkuk Governorate of Iraq, located near the Tigris river. The site consists of one medium-sized multiperiod tell and two small single period mounds. The texts are mainly legal and business documents. They have previously been viewed as evidence for the age and veracity of certain parts of the Old Testament, especially of the Patriarchal age, but that attribution is now doubted by most scholars.

Archeological site and tablets

Tablets from the site began appearing as early as 1896, but the first serious archaeological efforts only began in 1925 after Gertrude Bell noticed tablets appearing in the markets of Baghdad. The dig was mainly worked by Edward Chiera, Robert Pfeiffer, and Richard Starr under the auspices of the Iraq Museum and the Baghdad School of the American Schools of Oriental Research and later the Harvard University and Fogg Art Museum. Excavations continued through 1931. The site has 15 occupation levels. The hundreds of tablets and other finds recovered were published in a series of volumes. More finds continue to be published to this day.

To date, around 5000 tablets are known, mostly held at the Oriental Institute, the Harvard Semitic Museum and the Iraq Museum in Baghdad. Many are routine legal and business documents and about one quarter concern the business transactions of a single family. The vast majority of finds are from the Hurrian period during the second millennium BC with the remainder dating back to the town's founding during the Akkadian Empire. An archive contemporary to the Hurrian archive at Nuzi has been excavated from the "Green Palace" at the site of Tell al-Fakhar,  southwest of Nuzi. These tablets have been described as showing parallels between the Bible and Hurrian culture such as making a slave an heir and using a surrogate for a barren wife. Writing in The Oxford History of the Biblical World Wayne T. Pitard says "The appearance of Late Bronze Age parallels to certain marriage, inheritance, and family religious customs in Genesis cannot be used as evidence that such stories preserve ancient traditions of the second millennium, since most of these customs continued into the first millennium BCE when the Genesis narratives were written down. So the Nuzi texts have a limited, largely illustrative function."

See also
 Book of Genesis
 List of artifacts in biblical archaeology

Notes and references

Bibliography
 Nuzi Texts and Their Uses as Historical Evidence - By Maynard Paul Maidman -
 A History of Israel - By John Bright -

Manuscripts
Mesopotamian literature
Book of Genesis

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Nanaimo rink continues to navigate through the Scotties Tournament of Hearts new format in Penticton
Kristi Patton
Feb. 2, 2018 11:13 a.m.
Team B.C. is taking their role as the underdog and embracing it as they continue to navigate through the new playoff format at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
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"I definitely think we are seen as the underdog because we don't play on the big slam circuit. We don't get a lot of experience playing in events like this just because we are from B.C. It's a long way to travel for any of those," said Kesa Van Osch. "So yeah, we are probably seen as the underdog, and I definitely feel like the underdog sometimes because we aren't experienced."
B.C. sealed their trip to the Championship Pool on Wednesday with a win over Newfoundland/Labrador.
Related: Team B.C. advances to Scotties Tournament of Hearts Championship Pool
While Van Osch said the team set the goal of making it to the Championship Pool and haven't thought too far ahead of themselves, she lights up at the thought of being under the bright lights as one of the last two teams standing on Sunday.
"Oh it would be awesome. It is what you dream about as a kid and we would love to get into that playoff round. It would be fantastic," said Van Osch.
They joined Team Canada, Team Alberta and Ontario, who won a tie-breaker, to make up the four who move on in Pool B. In Pool A it was Team Manitoba, the Wild Card team, Nova Scotia and Northern Ontario.
Team B.C. lost both games yesterday in the Championship Pool play. They had a close game against the Wild Card team, losing 6-5. The 7 p.m. draw saw Team Manitoba, skipped by Jennifer Jones, take down B.C. 10-3.
Related: Wild Card team sits atop Championship Pool
With the revamped format for the Scotties this year, that means Ontario will play five games in two days.
"It's going to be a long one, but we are going to be going on some adrenaline, we are just really happy to have made it through," said Ontario skip Hollie Duncan, who is at her first Scotties.
The revamped format saw 16 teams enter, then paired down to eight for the Championship Pool to determine the final four playoff teams. Round-robin play began on Thursday afternoon and the teams carry over their records from the preliminary pools. Almost like a re-start, kind of.
"With our record, we will probably have to run the table or at least go 3-1. It would be nice if it started over because our record isn't as great as other people's," said Duncan.
After those Championship Pool games are finished, the top four teams will go into the Page Playoffs which start on Saturday (a tiebreaker, if necessary would be on Saturday morning).
Duncan said, as the skip of the team, it can be tough to play so many games in a short time period.
"I think for me, as the skip, it is because I don't sweep. So physically it is not that tough but it can be mentally and emotionally tiring," said Duncan.
However, she sees the advantages and disadvantages of this new Scotties format.
"I'm not sure about it yet. … You get to have all the provinces and territories represented this way but if you are out early it sucks to be done your week (on Thursday). We had to prepare like we were playing the whole time and make sure we had enough broom heads, snacks and things like that."
Team Canada's Michelle Englot said it can help a team gain some steam as they play through the week.
"The format actually works well for building that momentum to the championship round and there will be a lot of great games coming up," said Englot.
The Page 3-4 playoff is on Saturday at 2 p.m. and the Page 1-2 playoff is at 7 p.m. The semifinal in on Sunday at 9 a.m. and the old medal game will take at 4 p.m. The bronze-medal game has been removed from the new format.
You can purchase tickets for the remainder of the games at the South Okanagan Events Centre box office, online at curling.ca/tickets or by phone at 1-877-763-2849.
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Marcus Ranum has been active in the Unix networking and security community for the last 14 years, as a software engineer, system and network manager, and consultant. He is the principal author of several major Internet firewall products, including the DEC SEAL, the TIS Gauntlet and the TIS Internet Firewall Toolkit. In 1997 he founded Network Flight Recorder, Inc., one of the leading intrusion-detection product companies, and acted as its CEO, CTO and chairman until 2001. Marcus has been managing Unix systems and network security for over 13 years, including configuring and managing whitehouse.gov during its first year of operation.
Marcus is a frequent speaker at conferences, and he teaches a number of technical tutorials for USENIX and SANS on diverse topics such as firewalls, Unix internals, security policies and risk assessment, Unix system and network performance tuning, and Unix application design. He has been giving tutorials for more than six years and is one of the top-rated speakers at many national conferences. He has also served on the program committee for a number of conferences, including SANS, USENIX, and the USENIX security symposia.
Marcus lives in Morrisdale, Pa., with his wife Katrina, two horses, 2 dogs and a varying number of cats, usually between six and ten. Marcus is addicted to western boots, motorcycles, guns, computer graphics and launching model rockets. Other than playing with and programming computers, his favorite way of wasting time is shooting and printing his own photographs.
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TAPER -- The Most Beautiful Word in the English Language
For all of you non-runners, "taper" when applied to running can be defined thusly: "the training phase right before a long distance event, such as a marathon, when a runner starts to cut back on his or her mileage." In other words, I get to run less after today's run. Glory glory hallelujah! I thought this day would never come, but here it is.
Today's run was scary to contemplate -- 28 miles in the Rincons. It would have been even scarier if I had looked at an elevation profile. Thank God I didn't because I might not have even gotten out of bed this morning. The run went like this: 9 miles up Douglas Spring Trail to Cowhead Saddle, then another very long -- 12 miles? 13 miles? something like that along the Tanque Verde Ridge trail to the picnic ground at Saguaro East, then another 8 miles along the road and trails of Saguaro East.
Here's the thing: Doug Springs Trail and I have a murky, twisted relationship. This trail has made me do all of the following things at various points in my running history: cry, throw up, sit down on the trail, turn around two miles into a planned ten-mile run and walk back to the car, pitch a fit after nearly stepping on a rattlesnake, swear off trail running alone because I thought I saw a mountain lion, swear off trail running altogether because it is so f-ing hard, and feel like a rock star for being able to run nearly the whole thing in a relatively good time. That last one is the least common, by the way. I hate those first two miles -- a nasty, rocky, steep slog uphill with giant step-ups the whole way -- always have, always will. The good thing is if I get through those first two miles, there are about four runnable miles before I run into two more horrible miles up to Cowhead Saddle. So the best way to deal with Doug Springs is just to hold my nose and plunge in. And that's what I did today.
It was cold at the start, but not too cold. I was only slightly frozen in shorts, long-sleeved shirt, and gloves at the trailhead, and once I started moving I was comfortable. Except for the completely full pack on my back and the bottle in my hand. I hate carrying my own fluids but my miserable experience on the Redington 50k taught me something -- bring more than you think you'll need, because you'll probably need it.
I was with a good group to start -- the slow group. Everyone was walking the uphills, which was all of it past about the first half mile. Even walking it is hard. Have I mentioned I hate step-ups? I do. But eventually we got to the more runnable part of the trail and I started thinking about getting to Doug Springs campground, 6.5 miles up. There was an outhouse there and I had somehow forgotten to pee before leaving the house. Oops, big, uncomfortable oops.
Here's another thing -- I have learned that you never, ever think of the whole distance ahead when doing long distances. You have to break it down into segments. My segments went like this: first two miles; 4.5 miles to the campground; 2.5 more miles to Cowhead Saddle; unknown but really long distance on Tanque Verde Ridge (which I pictured, oh so mistakenly, as a gentle descent down into Saguaro East); aid station to Cactus Forest Trail, one mile; Cactus Forest Trail to road, 2.5 miles; road to Loma Verde Trail, somewhere around a mile; Loma Verde Trail to Squeeze Pen Trail, very short distance; Squeeze Pen Trail to Carillo Trail, 1.2 miles; Carillo Trail to Garwood Trail, .8 miles; Garwood Trail back to Doug Springs, 1.4 miles. The problem, of course, was that big stretch in the middle that I couldn't break up because I didn't know what it was like.
Anyway, I reached the campground and went straight for the outhouse. Mike appeared and warned me there was no toilet paper. "That's OK, I've got some," I said, and this would be a good time to admit that that was a LIE! I didn't have any, and the truth is I didn't care. I am so disgusting after a run like this anyway, I have to ask the question, who cares if I have toilet paper? I only had to pee; in case of a true emergency, like a #2 emergency, there was always GU wrappers and orange peels. But I digress. By the time I got out of there, I was in the very back of the group. I started the slog up to Cowhead Saddle being just able to see Julie and the other Christy way up ahead of me, and made it my mission to catch them.
I did catch them, and trailed along after them towards the saddle. I mentioned something about being glad we were almost there so we could start going down, and Julie, who has run all these trails a lot more than I have, said something about how when we got to the saddle, the real climb would start. I have never been past the saddle; in my mind, we got to start descending as soon as we got to the saddle. I didn't like the implications of what she said, so I just chose to ignore it. But as we got closer and closer to the saddle, I saw that the elevation numbers on my Garmin were nowhere near what they should be. This run topped out at 7000 feet, and as we came up to the saddle we were only at about 6300. That meant... I looked at the sign pointing to the Tanque Verde Ridge Trail, and saw that it went straight up. My spirits plunged. Nothing worse than expecting a descent, seeing a gnarly ascent instead, and putting that sight together with what Julie had said earlier. Ugh!
Well, okay, maybe it was just a short climb... But, no. It went up and up for a couple of miles. It was on an exposed ridge, and was getting colder and colder with the wind blowing harder. There were still lots of areas with patchy snow. Thank you Renee for taking a picture of me in the hated snow for my blog:
It will surprise no one to hear that seeing this snow -- and even having to WALK in it for a brief stretch -- did not make me miss New Jersey at all, not one iota. The expression on my face says exactly how I felt about the snow.
We'd been going up for 11 miles now. I was so tired of going up. My thought process became reduced to a few simple, one-syllable words, like a baby learning how to talk: "No more up. No more up." This nonsensical phrase looped in my head while we finished going up and finally started down. At last -- the descent! Here I could make up some time! But it was not to be. This was the kind of descent that was almost as slow as the ascent due to all of the following: steepness; rocks; scree; giant knee-jarring step-downs; and catclaw, shindaggers, and other thorny nasties stretching all the way across the trail just ready to rip skin to ribbons. And even after all this -- I wasn't even halfway done with this run! Unthinkable, obviously, so I didn't think about it. I just kept moving. Walked when I felt like it, ate when I was hungry, tried not to think about my warm bed at home.
Finally I got to a campground at Juniper Basin (which would have been how I split up this trail in my head, had I bothered to look at a map before doing the run). The sign there said 6.9 miles to the picnic area where the aid station was. I was alone now, with Julie and Christy somewhere behind me and everyone else in front of me. I felt very, very alone for about three more miles, then suddenly saw some runners ahead of me, not very far, and realized I wasn't as far back as I felt like I was. That was a great feeling, one of the few great feelings on that trail. Even after I passed the campground, it wasn't the gentle descent I had imagined. Instead of going straight down, it was rollers. Not big ones, but I swear anything is big after a 5000-foot climb.
Finally I got down to the aid station, just past Mile 20. There is nothing more beautiful than smiling volunteers at an aid station. And, as I've said before, food is different when seen through ultra eyes. Normal food changes into food from the gods. Soda is so amazingly delicious and refreshing I always just want to take it somewhere and be alone with it. I scarfed down a Pepsi, brownies, a banana, and some homemade bread. It's hard to overstate what caffeine does to the body when you're not used to having it. It's like an injection of rocket fuel. Eight more miles, totally NBD. No problem. I took off from the aid station and ran 4 straight miles under 9:00 pace, which is pretty good for Miles 21-25.
Then the Pepsi wore off and I didn't feel so good anymore. OK, I knew this was inevitable but I was almost done. So I slow-jogged the network of trails leading back to the trailhead. I was SO CLOSE to getting in under seven hours, but didn't quite make it and ended up at 7:02. That's not very impressive but the truth is on all of these ultra-distance runs I am just happy to finish.
In the past 5 weeks I've done marathon-or-greater distance every single weekend -- one road run marathon-length, then the disastrous Redington 50k, then the El Paso Marathon, then the not-disastrous Pemberton 50k, then today. Most of those runs were followed the next day by low-double-digit runs, 10-14 miles. I don't know when those distances became "normal". This has really shown me that the body can take a lot more than you think it can. Aside from losing a couple toenails, I haven't had any worse injuries than what I used to get from road running much shorter distances. And the trail runners I know aren't injured any more than the road runners I know, despite doing these distances weekend after weekend. So I think advice like "After a marathon, take one day off running for every mile you ran" is just a little over-cautious.
That having been said, I am completely, totally exhausted tonight. Normally these long runs leave me with a lingering buzz that makes sleep difficult, but tonight, I have been in a daze since I got home, the kind of daze where I can barely get off the futon to shower or to make something to eat and can't possibly drive to Dairy Queen to get the Oreo Brownie Earthquake that I totally want and deserve. I can't wait for my head to hit the pillow tonight. Thank God for a federal holiday tomorrow!
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FROM peetonn/ndn-docker:latest
LABEL maintainer "Peter Gusev <peter@remap.ucla.edu>"

ARG BRANCH=master

RUN  apt-get update \
     && apt-get install -y libssl-dev libboost-all-dev libprotobuf-dev libsqlite3-dev sudo \
     libconfig++9v5 libconfig++-dev wget autoconf automake libtool cmake git build-essential \
     lsb-release protobuf-compiler gawk

# NDN-CPP
RUN git clone https://github.com/named-data/ndn-cpp \
    && cd ndn-cpp \
    && ./configure --with-std-shared-ptr=no --with-std-function=no \
    && make && make install \
    && rm -Rf /ndn-cpp

# OpenFEC
RUN wget http://openfec.org/files/openfec_v1_4_2.tgz \
    && tar -xvf openfec_v1_4_2.tgz && rm openfec_v1_4_2.tgz \
    && mkdir -p openfec_v1.4.2/build && cd openfec_v1.4.2/ \
    && wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/remap/ndnrtc/master/cpp/resources/ndnrtc-openfec.patch \
    && patch src/CMakeLists.txt ndnrtc-openfec.patch \
    && cd build && cmake .. -DDEBUG:STRING=OFF \
    && make

# This line accepts the Microsoft End User License Agreement allowing use of
#   the MS True Type core fonts
RUN echo ttf-mscorefonts-installer msttcorefonts/accepted-mscorefonts-eula select true | debconf-set-selections

# WebRTC & NDN-RTC (doing in one step to avoid large image size)
RUN git clone https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/tools/depot_tools.git \
    && export PATH=$PATH:`pwd`/depot_tools \
    && mkdir webrtc-checkout && cd webrtc-checkout \
    && fetch --nohooks webrtc \
    && cd src && ./build/install-build-deps.sh --no-syms --no-prompt \
    && git checkout -b branch-heads-59 refs/remotes/branch-heads/59 \
    && gclient sync \
    && gn gen out/Default --args='is_debug=false' \
    && ninja -C out/Default \
    && cd / \
    && git clone --recursive https://github.com/remap/ndnrtc.git \
    && cd /ndnrtc/cpp && mkdir -p build/share \
    && git checkout $BRANCH \
    && echo 'CPPFLAGS="-g -O2 -DWEBRTC_POSIX" CXXFLAGS="-g -O2 -DWEBRTC_POSIX"' > build/share/config.site \
    && echo OPENFECDIR=/openfec_v1.4.2 >> build/share/config.site \
    && echo WEBRTCDIR=/webrtc-checkout/src >> build/share/config.site \
    && ./configure --prefix=$(pwd)/build \
    && make && make install && make ndnrtc-client \
    && rm -Rf /webrtc-checkout \
    && rm -Rf /depot_tools

# cleanup
RUN apt autoremove \
    && apt-get remove -y wget autoconf automake libtool cmake git build-essential \
                         lsb-release protobuf-compiler

# Setup image for ndnrtc-client Simple Example (https://github.com/remap/ndnrtc/tree/master/cpp/client#simple-example)
RUN ndnsec-keygen /ndnrtc-test | ndnsec-install-cert - \
    && ndnsec-dump-certificate -i /ndnrtc-test > /ndnrtc/cpp/tests/policy_config/signing.cert

ENV START_CLIENT=yes
ENV NFD_LOG=/tmp/nfd.log
ENV RUNTIME=10000
ENV SIGNING_IDENTITY=/ndnrtc-test
ENV CONFIG_FILE=tests/sample-producer.cfg
ENV POLICY_FILE=tests/policy_config/rule.conf
ENV INSTANCE_NAME=instance1
ENV STAT_SAMPLING=100

COPY run.sh /ndnrtc/cpp
RUN chmod +x /ndnrtc/cpp/run.sh

WORKDIR /ndnrtc/cpp
CMD ./run.sh

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You are at:Home » Catholic church » Indonesian Catholic Church Finally Gets Building Permit After 34 Years
By Nina D. Thompson on	 December 22, 2021 Catholic church
12/22/2021 Indonesia (International Christian Concern) – After 34 years of waiting, a parish church in the Indonesian Archdiocese of Jakarta has finally received the necessary IMB (building permit) from the government to build a church.
UCA News reports that Jakarta Governor Anies Rasyied Baswedan presented the permit to Christ's Peace Parish in Tambora Subdistrict during a groundbreaking ceremony on December 21. several government officials.
"Unity must be maintained… We hope that the people living around this parish will also feel at peace. Parishioners and residents will respect each other. When we speak of oneness, we are referring to the oneness which is beyond ceremonial and accidental events ", said Baswedan.
The parish, established by Jesuit Archbishop Leo Sukoto of Jakarta in 1987, met in a multipurpose hall owned by a Catholic school foundation due to the lack of IMB. The 2013 demonstration by an extremist Muslim group, the Front of Islamic Defenders, led to the rejection of the church's IMB.
Father of the Sacred Heart Hironimus Ronny Dahua of Christ's Peace Parish said these parishioners had fought for the permit for 34 years.
"We were faced with various experiences. But today, God sends you, Mr. Governor, to present and participate in the inauguration ceremony. It's incredible," he said.
"It moves us. In addition, the permit is granted just days before Christmas Day, when Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus. And you proclaim the Good News before that ", he added.
In predominantly Muslim Indonesia, it is common for non-Muslims to face obstacles when seeking to obtain an IMB from the government. Even if they have received the permit, local authorities often give in to protests and demands from extremist groups, leading to the cancellation of their permits. One example is the Yasmin Church in Bogor, Indonesia. It's been 13 years since their IMB was rejected by their mayor. To this day, they still cannot finish building their church.
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The CMA definition for Physician-assisted dying is less helpful because the legal term is Physician-assisted suicide.
Suzanne Godbehere is the vice-president, marketing & communications of CMA Canada.
As the incoming director of CMA, Whyne will ensure continued secure storage and safe destruction of chemical weapons materiel, manage the closure of the demilitarization facilities, oversee Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness programs and plan for Base Realignment and Closure requirements.
The CMA also agreed to be the major sponsor of the National Cabinet Conference & Woodworking Expo being organized by CWB and Wood & Wood Products.
Government employees who already hold the CMA designation will be able to complete the four CPFA course modules in one year (through part-time study while they work).
While operators of many Valley hospitals pledge to keep their ERs open despite mounting costs, CMA officials said the threat to continued emergency care is clear.
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Az Atari 2600, eredetileg 1982. novemberig Atari Video Computer System (Atari VCS) egy olyan otthoni videójáték-konzol, melyet az Atari gyártott és forgalmazott. 1977. szeptember 11-i megjelenésével azzal vált híressé, hogy népszerűvé tette a mikroprocesszorokkal felszerelt hardvereket és a ROM tárolókon tárolt játékokat. Az első ilyen az 1976-ban megjelent Fairchild Channel F volt. A VCS két botkormány vezérlővel, egy pár egymáshoz kapcsolt "pingpongütő-kontrollerrel" és egy játékkazettával érkezett. Kezdetben rajt volt a Combat, később pedig a Pac-Man.

Az Atari VCS kilenc egyszerű, 2 kB-os, alacsony felbontású játékokkal érkezett. A rendszer az igazán neki aló játékot a Taito arkád játékának, a Space Invadersnek az otthoni változatával találta meg 1980-ban, majd innentől nagyon sikeres lett, így létrejött az Activision, és más, harmadik feles játékgyártók is felfigyeltek rá, és felfigyeltek rá a többi otthoni játékkontrollert gyártó cégek is, mint a  Mattel és a Coleco is. A kezdeti élettartam végére, 1983—1984-re a 2600-ra kiadott játékok által felhasznált ROM megnégyszereződött az eredeti kiadásokhoz képest. Ezzel együtt sokat javult a képi megjelenés is, és jobb lett a játékélmény is, mint amilyenre a rendszert kifejlesztették. Ilyen fejlett játék volt a Pitfall! és annak továbbfejlesztése, a Pitfall II: Lost Caverns.

Az Atari két licenszelt játékba fejlesztett bele sokat. Az egyik a Pac-Man, a másik pedig az 1982-ben megjelent E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial volt. A Pac-Man lett a rendszerre eladott legjövedelmezőbb játék, de az eredeti játéktermi és a portos változat miatt a konzolos változat elvesztette a vevők bizalmát. Az E.T.-t karácsony előtt akarták kiadni, de nagy kereskedelmi bukás lett belőle. A két játék, valamiunt számos, alacsony minőségű játék egyszerre történt megjelenése egyszerre vezetett a videójátékok 1983-as összeomlásához, ami után már nem volt releváns a 2600 sem.

A Warner eladta az Atari otthoni részlegét a Commodore igazgatójának, Jack Tramielnek. 1986-ban az új Atari Corporation Tramiel vezetésével piacra dobta a 2600 sokkal olcsóbb változatát, az Atari 7800-at, de valójában a Nintendo vitt életet a piacra, mikor 1985-ben Észak-Amerikában piacra dobta a Nintendo Entertainment Systemet. Az Atari 2600 gyártása 1992. január 1-én ért véget, élettartama alatt mintegy 30 millió példányt adtak el belőle.

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Otthoni videójáték-konzolok


With a simple heart to bless the community we launched our first summer season of growing food stuffs.
We are excited about planning to grow more biblical veggies and fruits in 2011.
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We have worked all week and this garden is ready to grow.
Spread the word: all who have signed up for plots may come and plant and tend.
There are still a few plots open to would be gardeners.


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