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Anguish (1987) This unique movie within a movie from writer/director Bigas Luna stars Michael Lerner as John, a middle-aged man stuck in a stage of arrested development. He works as an orderly in a hospital clinic that specializes in eye disorders, and lives with his domineering mother (Zelda Rubenstein). She compels him to kill, collecting his victims' eyes as trophies. Nothing in the film, however, is quite as it seems, as the story shifts from fantasy to reality (at least the cinematic reality established here) as we watch an audience watching a movie. Some of the supporting performances are uneven, but Lerner and Rubenstein captivate. Anguish is gory, playful and inventive, and will keep you guessing until the final scene.
Rating: ***½. Available on DVD and Amazon Video
The Loved Ones (2009) Writer/director Sean Byrne's film rises above the usual slasher film trappings, with its themes of loneliness, grief and belonging. Months after losing his father in a car accident, high-schooler Brent (Xavier Samuel) is picking up the pieces of his life. Things turn from bad to worse, however, after he rejects Lola (Robin McLeavy) for the upcoming prom. With the help of her father (John Brumpton), Lola kidnaps Brent, and brings him home to a little celebration of her own. What follows is an unnerving game of cat and mouse, as she employs some rather unconventional methods (including a power drill) to persuade him to see things her way. The Loved Ones also takes the unusual step of fleshing out its secondary characters, an awkward would-be lothario and his aloof goth-girl date. What binds many of the characters together thematically, is a sort of desperation, as the film explores what it means to be an outsider.
Rating: ***½. Available on Blu-ray, DVD and Hulu
The People Under the Stairs (1991) Wes Craven's sly commentary on haves and have-nots has aged a little too well in our increasingly fractious society. Fool (Brandon Quintin Adams) and his family are facing eviction from their dilapidated tenement building, where they live hand to mouth. Meanwhile, their pious, reclusive slumlords hide their wealth and dirty secrets behind barred windows (including a basement dungeon and a house full of booby traps). It's an odd mix of Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Addams Family that works, thanks to a tongue-in-cheek approach. Adams is great as Fool who's anything but – okay, he's more of a fool in the Shakespearean sense, seeing the truth that hides just out of sight. Wendy Robie and Everett McGill are also inspired as the demented couple who run their own house of horrors. Scenes with McGill running around in a gimp suit and a shotgun are nothing short of sublime.
Rating: ***½. Available on Blu-ray and DVD
The Return of the Vampire (1944) Bela Lugosi stars as the centuries-old vampire Armand Tesla (no relation to Nikola Tesla, I gather). Columbia didn't have the rights to use the Dracula name, but we all know what character Lugosi channeled for this movie. Instead of Renfield, he's joined by a werewolf assistant Andreas (Matt Willis). As far as werewolves go, Andreas lacks bite (don't hurt me), but he'll probably go down in film history as one of the most articulate lycanthropes. There are no big surprises about this rather pedestrian vampire story, but the setting in World War II England, along with the real-life horrors of the blitzkrieg, adds another dimension to the film. Worth a look for Lugosi fans and those who prefer their werewolves on the cuddlier side.
Rating: ***. Available on DVD
Burial Ground (aka: Le Notti del Terrore) (1981) What begins as a fairly standard zombie flick becomes something special, thanks to extra layers of sleaze and ineptitude. A group of overprivileged twerps embark on a weekend retreat in a medieval European castle, and soon must tangle with the undead. Burial Ground, has its share of WTF moments to keep you entertained, many due to an adult little person's (Peter Bark) head-scratching portrayal of a 12-year-old boy. The movie features terrible dialogue, terrible makeup, endless scenes with people making stupid choices, and a child who's a little too attached to his mother. It's an oddly entertaining, albeit tasteless mix, so anyone seeking quality should look elsewhere.
Rating: **½. Available on Blu-ray and DVD
Wendigo (2001) On the way to their vacation home, a yuppie family (Patricia Clarkson, Jake Weber and Erik Per Sullivan) traveling in upstate New York hit a deer. This proves to be only the beginning of their troubles, as they evoke the scorn of some hunters, and suspicion by the townspeople. Wendigo shares similarities to Deliverance and Let's Scare Jessica to Death, with city dwellers that are way out of their element. Writer/director Larry Fessenden adds a supernatural spin to this fish out of water theme. A malevolent force, in the form of an ancient, shape-shifting Native American spirit, may be lurking about the woods. There are some fine performances, but the pacing is sluggish, it's not very scary, and ultimately the film can't decide what it wants to be. When the creature finally makes an appearance (in two different forms), it looks unconvincing. There's a lot of potential with the wendigo myth, but my advice for future filmmakers is not to make the title creature a minor character.
Rating: **½. Available on DVD and Amazon Video
Son of Ingagi (1940) Here's a true oddity: one of the first horror films with an all African American cast. Newlyweds Robert and Eleanor Lindsay (Alfred Grant and Daisy Bufford) inherit an old mansion and fortune from a reclusive scientist played by Laura Bowman. The scientist was on the verge of a scientific breakthrough (All we see is her pouring one test tube into another – you know, science!) when she's killed by the ape man (Zack Williams) she keeps in her basement laboratory (who doesn't?). Exactly what sort of breakthrough for humanity she was working on (She laments, "What has humanity ever done for me?"), or how she got a murderous apelike creature through customs, is never explained. In fact, it's best if you don't question much about what you see in Son of Ingagi, but the leads are amiable enough, and it's only 70 minutes. If nothing else, it's worth a look for the historical value.
Society (1989) Bill Whitney (Billy Warlock) attends exclusive Beverly Hills High School, where he seems to have all the breaks. He's one of the most popular kids in school, with a glamorous girlfriend and a nice car, but suspects something isn't quite right. He senses everyone plotting something under his nose, and feels as if he doesn't belong in his family. Director Brian Yuzna aims high with social satire, but doesn't quite hit the mark. It starts strong, as a light '80s high school comedy that suddenly takes an intriguing dark turn, but falls apart by the end, with an ending that seems rushed. The premise that the upper crust live as a different species was handled much better by John Carpenter in They Live, from the preceding year. But while Carpenter's film has only become timelier, Society, by comparison, seems dated.
Rating: **½. Available on Blu-ray, DVD and Amazon Video
Body Melt (1993) A revolutionary new weight-loss drug is tested on some Melbourne suburbanites, and bad things happen as the test subjects dissolve from the inside out. The film starts with an interesting premise, but it's poorly executed, with ill-defined characters, and the weak plot meanders. It has all the trappings of a cult film, but it's undermined by an inconsistent tone that doesn't work as straight horror, satire, or horror/comedy. In the end, it's not funny enough or unusual enough to merit a fan base.
Rating: **. Available on DVD and Amazon Video
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Caffeinated Joe October 31, 2017 at 8:06 AM
Quite a variety! Have only seen Return of the Vampire. I like it, decent enough film. 🎃 Happy Halloween! 🎃
Barry P. November 1, 2017 at 9:19 PM
Thanks! I think there's something for everyone this time around. Hope you had a great Halloween!
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On Sunday, Dec. 15, 2013, neighbors of 3104 16th Ave. S. may have seen something that hadn't occurred for 18 months—churchgoers, some toting musical instruments, trickling into the building. Just two days earlier, the trustees and Rev. Walter Lockhart had received the certificate of occupancy from the city and word spread through the networks—WERE BACK!
As the service began, the mood was giddy, nostalgic, jubilant, reflective, all at once. But the music was as unconsciously joyous as ever. By the time of the rousing finale, "When the Saints Go Marching In," there were 20 pieces in the band including seven acoustic guitars, a clarinet and three brass instruments, drums and keyboard. Those who have ears, let them hear—are the acoustics good enough? This had been the reason for many hours of feverish planning. We could not recreate the old building, but one thing we couldn't sacrifice was that magical Walker sound. The expert listeners cocked their ears, smiled with satisfaction. The acoustics were good.
With all this radical history and current activism, it was normal for many in the community to initially suspect foul play. The fact that the building had to be bulldozed flat within 48 hours for safety reasons didn't help allay suspicion. However, church leaders and members have been satisfied with the verdict of accidental, natural causes since June 2012 when the investigation concluded. Much of the factual testimony came from injured Fire Capt. Kathrynne Baumtrog, a first responder.
Those first few weeks were filled with a generous outpouring of love and support from the Powderhorn/Phillips/Central communities and other churches. Walker's scheduled Memorial Day community meal was served by another congregation and took place in the middle of 16th Avenue, attended by over 200 people—the day after the fire! Over the past 18 months, Living Spirit Church, Faith Mennonite Church, In the Heart of the Beast's Avalon Theatre—like the parents crashing on the adult child's sofa in a time of crisis—and Patrick's Cabaret have provided space for worship and other events.
Reverend Walter started calling us Walker 2.0. As Methodists go, Walker is a bit more Taoist than the normal Methodist church, so we could not help but notice that we were confronted with the eternal changing-ness of things. Of course there will be a new Walker, and it won't be a pale imitation of the old Walker. It will be something new and, dare we say it? radical. Not that anyone will try to out-radical the old Walker, whose unique strength lies in its non-dogmatic nature. Walker's membership includes atheists, witches and Jews, along with the expected political and social and gender outsiders. You don't have to change your beliefs to be part of Walker, just believe in the Beloved Community itself. For this reason, there may be as many radically different versions of the "Walker Journey" (a prescient coinage of Bryan Peterson's) as there are members. I will briefly tell you mine.
I moved from Atlanta to the Twin Cities in 1984, with my little multi-racial family: a son in kindergarten, a 9-year old daughter, and boyfriend/partner who made the move with me. We were looking for some activist community to get involved with and the Latin America solidarity movement was our main issue. We responded to a flyer asking for new volunteers to support Walker's sanctuary project and went to a potluck at the parsonage. Then we tried out the Sunday celebration where the first hook was the five minute meditation on a reading from the Tao Te Ching.
You see, I was brought up Methodist, but the things I had flirted with in my seeking for a better spiritual home were Catholic folk mass, liberation theology, Quakerism and meditation practice. And here they all were, without the Catholic liturgy or hierarchy, without the stodgy Quaker processes, without a guru, a pope or a funny diet. In a Methodist church! I knew it had to be right, and within a couple of months I had signed on as a member. In the years from 1985 to 1998, I went through a lot of changes. I even got a little bit mad at one thing or another at Walker Church, and I had semi-dormant periods, alternating with periods where I was so involved it was almost too much.
In 1998, I left the Twin Cities to move to England. I had a bon voyage "giveaway" party in the Walker Church basement. There were nearly 100 people there and they were all really close friends, people I truly cared about. I never had 10 people I was that close to in Atlanta or in England. It was Walker Church, the Beloved Community, that was the basis for my own sustaining community of friends. Comrades in the struggle, help along the Journey. I came back from England in December 2011 and this community, quite literally, kept me alive that first year, in deep depression, with no job and no belongings after two moves across the ocean.
And then came the fire, and then came the Journey to what Walker Church will be now. The new Walker will be an even more intentional part of the southside community. We have big plans, especially for our kitchen, which was perhaps the next thing after the acoustics that took major planning. Free community meals are in the works. We want to share our conference room, dining hall, fireplace and meditation spaces. All in the community are invited to drop by and see what we have made to share with you: Walker 2.0.


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Q: Having problems binding ObservableDictionary in Windows Phone I copied this ObservableDictionary implementation from a VS2013 generated project.  It is a strongly typed implementation (Key is string and Value is object). However, I must be getting the bindings wrong because I don't see any data, I get a BindingExpression path error.
One thing I note is that the MapChangedEventHandler is always null, meaning that nobody every registered for the event!
1. Who or what registers for the MapChangedEventHandler?
2. What should my bindings be?  I've tried several VARIOUS permutations of bindings.  All to no avail, but here's the latest permutation of the code:
    public class ObservableDictionary : IObservableMap<string, object>
{
    private class ObservableDictionaryChangedEventArgs : IMapChangedEventArgs<string>
    {
        public ObservableDictionaryChangedEventArgs(CollectionChange change, string key)
        {
            this.CollectionChange = change;
            this.Key = key;
        }

        public CollectionChange CollectionChange { get; private set; }
        public string Key { get; private set; }
    }

    private Dictionary<string, object> _dictionary = new Dictionary<string, object>();
    public event MapChangedEventHandler<string, object> MapChanged;

    private void InvokeMapChanged(CollectionChange change, string key)
    {
        var eventHandler = MapChanged;
        if (eventHandler != null)
        {
            eventHandler(this, new ObservableDictionaryChangedEventArgs(change, key));
        }
    }

    public void Add(string key, object value)
    {
        this._dictionary.Add(key, value);
        this.InvokeMapChanged(CollectionChange.ItemInserted, key);
    }

    public void Add(KeyValuePair<string, object> item)
    {
        this.Add(item.Key, item.Value);
    }

    public bool Remove(string key)
    {
        if (this._dictionary.Remove(key))
        {
            this.InvokeMapChanged(CollectionChange.ItemRemoved, key);
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

    public bool Remove(KeyValuePair<string, object> item)
    {
        object currentValue;
        if (this._dictionary.TryGetValue(item.Key, out currentValue) &&
            Object.Equals(item.Value, currentValue) && this._dictionary.Remove(item.Key))
        {
            this.InvokeMapChanged(CollectionChange.ItemRemoved, item.Key);
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

    public object this[string key]
    {
        get
        {
            return this._dictionary[key];
        }
        set
        {
            this._dictionary[key] = value;
            this.InvokeMapChanged(CollectionChange.ItemChanged, key);
        }
    }

    public void Clear()
    {
        var priorKeys = this._dictionary.Keys.ToArray();
        this._dictionary.Clear();
        foreach (var key in priorKeys)
        {
            this.InvokeMapChanged(CollectionChange.ItemRemoved, key);
        }
    }

    public ICollection<string> Keys
    {
        get { return this._dictionary.Keys; }
    }

    public bool ContainsKey(string key)
    {
        return this._dictionary.ContainsKey(key);
    }

    public bool TryGetValue(string key, out object value)
    {
        return this._dictionary.TryGetValue(key, out value);
    }

    public ICollection<object> Values
    {
        get { return this._dictionary.Values; }
    }

    public bool Contains(KeyValuePair<string, object> item)
    {
        return this._dictionary.Contains(item);
    }

    public int Count
    {
        get { return this._dictionary.Count; }
    }

    public bool IsReadOnly
    {
        get { return false; }
    }

    public IEnumerator<KeyValuePair<string, object>> GetEnumerator()
    {
        return this._dictionary.GetEnumerator();
    }

    System.Collections.IEnumerator System.Collections.IEnumerable.GetEnumerator()
    {
        return this._dictionary.GetEnumerator();
    }

    public void CopyTo(KeyValuePair<string, object>[] array, int arrayIndex)
    {
        int arraySize = array.Length;
        foreach (var pair in this._dictionary)
        {
            if (arrayIndex >= arraySize) break;
            array[arrayIndex++] = pair;
        }
    }
}

And the xaml:
<custom:RESTAPHandler
x:Class="K1MobilePhone.Views.HomePageAdmin"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
xmlns:phone="clr-namespace:Microsoft.Phone.Controls;assembly=Microsoft.Phone"
xmlns:shell="clr-namespace:Microsoft.Phone.Shell;assembly=Microsoft.Phone"
xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"
xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006"
xmlns:custom="clr-namespace:K1MobilePhone.Utilities"
xmlns:cells="clr-namespace:K1MobilePhone.Common"
xmlns:wptoolkit="clr-namespace:Microsoft.Phone.Controls;assembly=Microsoft.Phone.Controls.Toolkit"
FontFamily="{StaticResource PhoneFontFamilyNormal}"
FontSize="{StaticResource PhoneFontSizeNormal}"
Foreground="{StaticResource PhoneForegroundBrush}"
SupportedOrientations="Portrait" Orientation="Portrait"
mc:Ignorable="d"
shell:SystemTray.IsVisible="True" Loaded="phoneApplicationPage_Loaded" Margin="0,6,0,-6">
<custom:RESTAPHandler.Resources>
    <CollectionViewSource
        x:Name="sd_source" Source="{Binding Path=SDSummaries, Mode=TwoWay}" />
    <CollectionViewSource
        x:Name="ticketsViewSource" Source="{Binding Path=Tickets, Mode=TwoWay}" />
</custom:RESTAPHandler.Resources>

And now the xaml.cs:
   public sealed partial class HomePageAdmin : RESTAPHandler
{
    private ObservableDictionary defaultViewModel = new ObservableDictionary();
    public ObservableDictionary DefaultViewModel { get { return this.defaultViewModel; } }

    public HomePageAdmin() : base()
    {
        this.InitializeComponent();
        DataContext = this.DefaultViewModel;
        this.DefaultViewModel["SDSummaries"] = new SDSummaries();
        this.DefaultViewModel["Tickets"] = new RecentlyViewedTickets();
    }

A: Okay I wasn't able to ever figure out why I couldn't access string-based keys in my xaml code.  The default Windows store app works great.  What I wound up doing is this:
Page.xaml:
   <custom:RESTAPHandler.Resources>
    <CollectionViewSource
        x:Name="sd_source"/>
    <CollectionViewSource
        x:Name="ticketsViewSource"/>
</custom:RESTAPHandler.Resources>

I built everything up in the code-behind:
    public sealed partial class HomePageAdmin : RESTAPHandler
{
    private Grid visibleGrid;
    private SDSummaries _sdSummaries = new SDSummaries();
    public SDSummaries SDSummaries { get { return this._sdSummaries; } }

    public HomePageAdmin() : base()
    {
        this.InitializeComponent();
    }

    protected override void OnNavigatedTo(NavigationEventArgs e)
    {
        this.sd_source.Source = this.SDSummaries;
        base.OnNavigatedTo(e);
    }

    private void phoneApplicationPage_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
    {
        this.Address = this.NavigationContext.QueryString["URL"];
    }

    private void TicketsStatsResponse (TicketsStatsResponse response)
    {
        Deployment.Current.Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(() =>
        {
            PlainTitleDisclosureCellItem cell = (PlainTitleDisclosureCellItem)this.SDSummaries[1];
            cell.Label = response.NewTicketCount.ToString();
            cell = (PlainTitleDisclosureCellItem)this.SDSummaries[2];
            cell.Label = response.UnassignedTicketCount.ToString();
        });
    }

Seems a bit of a hack, but I'm not sure.

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South Island Knights
The McBride's Service Station ad for major expansion. (Photo submitted)
McBride's Service Station in Chemainus started as Imperial Garage
Business enterprises documented at the Chemainus Valley Museum
Don Bodger
Jul. 13, 2018 3:30 p.m.
Many of Chemainus' oldest buildings have evolved over the years.
The McBride's Garage's origin, a well-known business in town on Chemainus Road, was the Imperial Garage built in 1925 by Francesco and Maria Crucil.
The accompanying ad from the McBride's major expansion features some well-known and familiar faces.
The Chemainus Valley Museum includes interesting displays of the area's rich business history.
The museum is located at 9799 Waterwheel Cres. It's open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Fuller Lake Arena's 50th anniversary to be celebrated in Chemainus Sept. 29
Coming up in Cowichan: Boots full of treasure, Dementia workshop, MP's town hall meeting
Chemainus Valley weekly events and entertainment schedule
For the Week of Jan. 16-22
What will finally be enough to wake up the world to climate change?
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Mortal Kombat: Deception é o sexto título da série de jogos eletrônicos de luta Mortal Kombat. Foi produzido pela Midway Games e lançado em 4 de Outubro de 2004 para PlayStation 2 e Xbox, e em 28 de Fevereiro de 2005 para o Nintendo GameCube.

História
O Deus do trovão Raiden e seus guerreiros da Terra falharam ao tentarem impedir a Aliança Mortal de Quan Chi e Shang Tsung, durante a tentativa de ressuscitar o exército mumificado do Rei Dragão Onaga. A Aliança Mortal derrotou Raiden. Com o campeão do Mortal Kombat Liu Kang morto e não tendo mais nenhum obstáculo em seu caminho, Quan Chi e Shang Tsung se enfrentaram pela posse do amuleto de Shinnok, deixando claramente a traição por parte dos dois. Quan Chi sai vitorioso, mas nesse momento, Onaga, o Rei Dragão e antigo imperador de Outworld está de volta para reivindicar seu trono, o que lhe foi tirado por Shao Kahn muito tempo antes. Quan Chi e Shang Tsung tentam detê-lo e Raiden, em um ato de desespero, se une a eles para derrota-lo mas é em vão. Raiden fez a única coisa que pôde: Liberou sua essência divina como sacrifício em um poderoso ataque que matou Quan Chi, Shang Tsung e todos que estavam nas redondezas em uma explosão de energia, mas não fez nenhum efeito em Onaga. Agora, Onaga tem o amuleto de Shinnok e os seis kamidogus criado pelos deuses anciãos, com a infeliz e confusa ajuda do protagonista do game, Shujinko. Com o amuleto de Shinnok, Onaga tem poder o suficiente para governar e sobrepor todos os outros reinos ao seu domínio.
Raiden é punido pelos deuses anciãos e é condenado a vagar como um Deus caído e corrompido.

Jogabilidade

Novidades em Mortal Kombat: Deception
Proporciona ao jogador interagir com o cenário como nenhum outro anterior. Alguns cenários possuem atrativos como: dois níveis, áreas letais e o jogador não perde mais energia quando esse é jogado contra a delimitação da arena (como acontecia no Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance);
Possui um sistema chamado "Combo Breaker" que permite que um jogador quebre 3 vezes um combo adversário;
Não mais permite que o jogador empale seu oponente, como em Deadly Alliance;
Permite ao jogador fazer uma "finalização" de suicídio antes que o oponente faça o Fatality, conhecido como Hara-Kiri;
Apresenta novas animações de recuperação quando um lutador perde o primeiro round, por exemplo, Baraka usa as suas lâminas para levantar e Scorpion joga a sua kunai para o alto, mas isso vai depender do modo de como o jogador é derrotado. Em Deadly Alliance todos reerguiam-se da mesma forma, batendo o punho no chão em demonstração de raiva, o que comprometia as características de alguns personagens;
Possui uma Kripta menor que a apresentada em Deadly Alliance que possuía 676. Deception possui 400, existem algumas que só poderão ser abertas mediante a chave conseguida no modo Konquest (modo história) que retorna muito mais dinâmico e aberto, em um estilo RPG, narrando toda a história e a jornada de Shujinko até os eventos do game;
Possui dois modos de jogo, um é chamado de Chess Kombat que é semelhante a um xadrez e outro chamado Puzzle Kombat, que é semelhante ao jogo Tetris/Columms, com as devidas modificações em ambos. Foram adicionados sangue e gore para ficar mais ao estilo de Mortal Kombat;
É o primeiro Mortal Kombat a oferecer jogos no modo online;
Em algumas arenas existem as mais novas death traps (armadilhas da morte), que se assemelham bastante aos antigos stage fatalities dos jogos anteriores. No entanto, as death traps não necessitam de nenhum código para serem realizadas, podem ser feitas até mesmo durante as lutas, quando um oponente é jogado após sofrer um unico golpe ou um gancho enquanto estiver muito próximo destas armadilhas. Isso irá terminar uma luta, por mais que a vida da vítima esteja cheia. Algumas armadilhas da morte estão marcadas com uma áurea vermelha nas arenas de combate;

Chess Kombat
É um modo modificado do Xadrez normal. Pode ser jogado com qualquer personagem desbloqueado que são separados em:
 Leader→ Líder
 Champion→ Campeão
 Sorcerer→ Feiticeiro - executa as magias
 Shifter → "Espelho" - personagem que numa luta se transforma no adversário
 Grunt → "Peão"

O combate é feito da seguinte maneira: o seu personagem (um 'Grunt' por exemplo, como Baraka) contra o outro personagem (um 'Sorcerer', como Ermac) quando vai combater é iniciado uma luta: Baraka vs Ermac em qualquer cenário (The Pit, por exemplo).

Arenas
Sky Temple - A arena se localiza no telhado de um templo alto, onde tem muitos raios caindo. É possível jogar o personagem no andar inferior. Acredita-se que seja o lar de Raiden. Esta arena é uma das muitas arenas de Deception que retornaram em Mortal Kombat: Armageddon.
Nethership Interior - Essa arena fica na parte interna do navio visto em Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance, onde tem algumas pessoas enforcadas. Foi usado pela Aliança Mortal na tentativa de invasão à Terra.
Dark Prison - A luta ocorre numa prisão, onde é possível ver alguns personagens antigos. Também é possível jogar o personagem numa prensa cheia de espinhos.
Beetle Lair - É uma arena dentro de um prédio cheio de besouros. É possível jogar o personagem no andar inferior. Mileena e Baraka receberam um vídeo cinematográfico neste mesmo lugar, uma espécie de trailer do jogo.
Hell's Foundry - É uma fábrica de armas e uma antiga localização em Outworld. Aqui, o oponente pode ser jogado em uma plataforma de larva, a vítima se debate em agonia antes de ser esmagada por uma prensa de aço.
Slaughterhouse - Esta arena está localizada em Netherrealm, na cidade de Nekros. Possui nas paredes uma caveira que jorra sangue e é possível jogar o personagem no andar inferior. Também é possível jogar o personagem em uma prensa redonda cheia de espinhos.
Lower Mines - Essa arena se localiza dentro de uma mina onde você pode jogar o adversário na boca de um dragão de ferro, no fogo em um dos lados inferiores da arena e numa espécie de trituradora no outro.
Golden Desert - Essa arena fica num deserto onde há várias estatuas de monges e referências religiosas. É possível jogar seu oponente no andar de baixo, também é possível fazer uma estatua cair em cima do adversário e jogar o oponente em um abismo, onde a vítima irá parar em uma rocha pontuda que arranca o estômago.
Falling Cliffs - A batalha ocorre numa formação rochosa e vulcânica de Outworld, conforme a batalha está em andamento ela começa a desmoronar. Se o lutador despencar, ele será empalado por um espinho rochoso. Também percebe-se que há corpos "crucificados" enfeitando o cenário.
Yin Yang Island - A Ilha se localiza entre o reino sombrio de Outworld e a Terra (Earthrealm). Hora ela é dia (Terra), uma praia calma e com um fundo musical alegre e havaiano, hora ela é noite (Outworld), uma ilha macabra numa tempestade e com um fundo musical sinistro. É possível jogar o oponente para as piranhas que irão devora-lo, o que serve como uma armadilha da morte. As árvores também mudam de forma, enquanto dia, em Yin (Terra) elas são coqueiros e enquanto à noite, em Yang (Outworld) elas se transformam em grandes serpentes que se movem com desenrolar da luta.
Quan Chi's Fortress - Essa arena fica na fortaleza de Quan Chi. É possível jogar o adversário numa teia feita de raios lasers, estraçalhando a vítima. Ela teve sua primeira aparição em Deadly Alliance, porém, neste último não havia armadilhas.
Kuatan Palace - É uma arena que fica no meio de um rio de lava onde o oponente pode ser jogado, esta arena já serviu como túmulo do clone de Shao Kahn, onde o velório foi presenciado por alguns shokans. Teve sua primeira aparição em Deadly Alliance, sem armadilhas da morte.
Dragon King's Temple - É o local onde Onaga luta e vive, é cercado de espinhos ao redor da arena e kamidogus numa espécie de ritual.
Chamber of Artifacts - É uma arena cheia de artefatos antigos guardados por um clã de contrabandistas, onde o chão é feito de vidro. É possível jogar o adversário com um gancho para o andar de baixo.
Dragon Mountain - Ocorre num templo oriental que fica nas montanhas. Esta arena possui dois níveis e o inferior é o limite.
Nexus - Uma plataforma onde Shujinko guarda as Kamidogus durante a sua jornada no modo Konquest. A batalha ocorre num outro mundo, este lugar foi criado pelos deuses antigos. Pode-se dizer que é no meio do nada e o oponente pode ser jogado nessa imensidão.
Liu Kang's Tomb - A tumba honrosa onde Liu Kang foi sepultado.
The Courtyard - É a arena onde aconteceram os torneios de Shang Tsung. É bem conhecida por conter vários monges e guardas que rodeiam a arena. Esta arena é clássica e fez sua estreia em Mortal Kombat 1, junto com sua música.
Living Forest - É uma floresta viva localizada em Outworld, cercada de árvores humanoides prontas para comer outros seres vivos. Também é clássica e fez sua estreia em Mortal Kombat 2. Posteriormente apareceu em vários outros jogos da franquia, junto com sua música tema.
The Dead Pool - Ao pé da letra, é a piscina da morte. Você pode dar um gancho no oponente fazendo ele cair no ácido e virar esqueleto. Outra arena clássica, original de Mortal Kombat 2 juntamente com seu tema.
The Portal - Esta arena fica nas terras altas de Outworld e cercada de portais sob a guarda de feiticeiros conhecidos como Shadow Priests. Também é original de Mortal Kombat 2 e contém o mesmo fundo musical.
The Pit - Desta vez foi levemente alterada e aparece aqui como uma plataforma quadrada, em 3D. O pit está localizado na ilha de Shang Tsung e local de vários acontecimentos dos primeiros jogos. É outra arena clássica que fez sua estreia em Mortal Kombat 1 e retorna mais uma vez. Aqui, o jogador ainda pode finalizar o oponente da forma clássica, derrubando-o para a morte na cama de espinhos localizada no fundo da cova.

Personagens
 Antigos
Baraka – General dos tarkatanos ao qual Onaga é o novo mestre.
Bo' Rai Cho – Mestre e grande mentor de Liu Kang, Li Mei e Shujinko. Treinou vários guerreiros da terra, apesar de ter origem em Outworld.
Ermac – Ermac é um punhado de almas que foi criado por Shao Kahn para ser mais um de seus assassinos. Após a queda de Kahn, Ermac obteve livre arbítrio com a ajuda de Kenshi, agora tenta ajudar a alma do já falecido Liu Kang para compensar tudo o que fez enquanto estava sob o controle de Shao Kahn.
Jade – Jade é a melhor guerreira edeniana ainda fiel à rainha Sindel. Após libertar a rainha, ela busca um modo de ajudá-la a livrar Kitana e Edenia de Onaga.
Kabal – Kabal estava a beira da morte após ser derrotado por Mavado, mas foi salvo por Havik. Inspirado por Havik, Kabal voltou para o clã Dragão Negro e recrutou habilidosos guerreiros para uma tarefa dada por Havik.
Kenshi – Um espadachin cego que buscava vingança contra Shang Tsung. Kenshi foi derrotado por Mavado, mas foi salvo da morte pelo Lin Kuei Sub-Zero. Ao saber da morte do feiticeiro, ele e Sub-Zero buscam um caminho de volta à Terra.
Li Mei – Uma jovem guerreira cuja alma foi salva por seu mestre, Bo' Rai Cho, depois de presa em um dos soldados de Onaga.
Liu Kang – Protetor da Terra e primeiro campeão do Mortal Kombat, Liu Kang foi uma das primeiras vítimas da Aliança Mortal, sendo morto por Shang Tsung e perdendo sua alma para o mesmo. Após a morte de Shang Tsung, a alma de Liu Kang estava livre para subir aos céus, mas Liu Kang resolveu permanecer para ajudar seus amigos em Outworld e deter seu próprio corpo que havia sido reanimado como zumbi por um Raiden corrompido, o corpo zumbificado de Liu Kang passou a ser uma ferramenta de destruição.
Nightwolf – Guerreiro xamã indígena que age como "Devorador de Pecados" da sua dizimada tribo. Tem um plano para matar Onaga, mesmo que tenha que ir até ao Submundo.
Mileena – O clone de Kitana, que se passa por ela, e comanda as tropas de Kitana conforme as ordens que recebe de Onaga.
Raiden – Deus do Trovão, regenerado e punido pelos deuses após o seu sacrifício na luta contra Onaga, mas ficou visivelmente corrompido e fora de si.
Scorpion – Espectro e campeão dos Deuses Anciões, libertado do Soulnado pelos Deuses em troca da ressureição de seu clã Shirai Ryu, foi enviado à Outworld para destruir Onaga, mas entra em atrito com o protagonista Shujinko, que se dizia ser o verdadeiro campeão.
Sindel – Rainha de Edenia. Está atrás de Onaga para libertar sua filha Kitana de seu controle.
Sub-Zero – O Grande Mestre do clã Lin Kuei. Sub-Zero procurava em Outworld um lugar para sepultar Frost, que havia sido consumida pelos poderes do medalhão do Dragão, até achar ruínas de uma raça de guerreiros criomantes capazes de manipular gelo. Sub-Zero concluiu que ambos Frost e ele são seus descendentes e então sepultou Frost e adotou uma armadura pertencida à sua recém-descoberta herança.
Tanya – Traidora de Edenia que agora serve a Onaga.
Goro – Agonizando até a morte em um campo de batalha, é salvo por Shao Kahn em um ato nobre. Agora, quer ajudar seu antigo mestre a retomar o poder.
Shao Kahn – Vivo, mas enfraquecido, usa a ajuda de Goro para recuperar o trono de Outworld.

 Chefe
Onaga – Onaga, o Rei Dragão, era o antigo imperador de Outworld, até que foi morto e envenenado por seu conselheiro, Shao Kahn. Após seu covarde assassinato, seus sacerdotes colocaram sua alma em um ovo de dragão. Após o ovo ser totalmente chocado por Blaze, a alma de Onaga encontrou um hospedeiro perfeito no corpo de Reptile. Através de Shujinko, Onaga reúne os seis kamidogus, ferramentas criadas pelos Deuses Anciões para exterminar o One Being (Ser Único) e volta a governar o reino. Agora, ele quer unificar os kamidogus para obter o poder supremo.

 Sub-Chefe
Noob-Smoke – Noob Saibot vasculhou a fortaleza abandonada de Shao Kahn e encontrou o cyber-ninja Smoke danificado e desativado. Agora, eles formaram uma nova aliança que desejam formar um exército de Cyber-Demônios e dominar o Submundo.

 Novos
Ashrah – Possui uma espada mágica chamada Datusha e está destinada a usá-la para matar Noob Saibot e obter sua completa purificação. Ela é um demônio de Netherrealm, mas sua forma verdadeira nunca foi mostrada.
Hotaru – Clérigo da Ordem, em Seido (Reino da Ordem), ele e seus homens passam a servir Onaga em Outworld.
Dairou – Mercénario contratado por Darrius para matar Hotaru.
Darrius – Mercenário líder da Resistência em Seido, o Reino da Ordem.
Havik – Clérigo do Caos que salvou Kabal da morte; seu objetivo é impor o caos em todos os reinos.
Kira – Primeira recruta do novo clã Dragão Negro, de Kabal.
Kobra – Desde criança desejando lutas em que pudesse realmente ferir o adversário, escolhia criminosos para justificar seus atos. Agora faz parte da Dragão Negro, de Kabal, sendo companheiro de Kira.
Shujinko – Protagonista do jogo. Shujinko cresceu numa vila no Plano Terreno, treinado pelo grande mestre Bo' Rai Cho – que também treinou Liu Kang –, até ser encontrado por Damashi, uma alma que diz servir os Deuses Ancestrais. Damashi o envia a uma missão que toma grande parte de sua vida, na qual ele deve reunir todos os kamidogus para ele, o que é retratado no modo Konquest do jogo.

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"A ceasefire is always the first step to achieve peace."
Ceasefire.ca is a project of the Rideau Institute, a public policy research and advocacy group based in Ottawa. Ceasefire.ca is the Institute's main public outreach and advocacy arm.Posts on Ceasefire.ca are written by a team comprising staff, interns, and volunteers at the Rideau Institute. Many of our interns and volunteers are students attending Carleton University, the University of Ottawa, St. Paul University, and others.
Bill Robinson is the Ceasefire.ca Editor. Bill has been writing about Canadian defence and security policy issues since 1983. He was on the staff of Project Ploughshares, and has done research and writing for Canadian Network to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, the Polaris Institute, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, and the Rideau Institute.
The Polaris Institute created Ceasefire.ca in 2003 to prevent Canada from joining the U.S. Ballistic Missile Defence program, although the name itself dates back to the earlier campaign to stop the invasion of Iraq. Its founders are Steven Staples and Peter Coombes. Their goal, inspired by successful web-based organizations such as Moveon.org, is to provide a web-based tool for citizen action on government policies.
Since its inception, Ceasefire.ca has played crucial roles in many campaigns, including preventing Canada from joining George W. Bush's "Star Wars" missile defence program. As well, it has pushed Canadian politicians of all stripes to oppose the war in Afghanistan, allow U.S. war resisters to stay in Canada, ban deadly cluster bombs, abolish nuclear weapons, prevent the weaponization of space, and take action on other important issues.
Many well-known supporters of Ceasefire.ca have endorsed its campaigns over the years, including David Suzuki, Maude Barlow, Matthew Good, Mel Hurtig, Helen Caldicott, Tom Hayden, Mel Watkins, and Murray Dobbin.
Since its humble beginnings, Ceasefire.ca has grown to more than 35,000 users who receive regular bulletins and participate in on-line letter-writing actions. As well, more than 3,000 people have become financial donors, providing valuable resources that are used to fund research and action campaigns.
In 2007, Ceasefire.ca travelled with Steven Staples to its new home, the Rideau Institute on International Affairs, an independent organization recently spun-off from the Polaris Institute. Other web sites created by the Rideau Institute include RightOnCanada.ca, which focuses on human rights issues.
Like Polaris, the Rideau Institute blends research with action, and is a federally registered non-profit organization. But in order to act as strong political forces in Ottawa that lobby for peace, the Rideau Institute and Ceasefire.ca are not registered charities (and therefore cannot issue tax receipts for donations until the federal government changes its charity laws).
Today, Ceasefire.ca traverses the digital world into the real world, supporting activists working in their communities. It has launched campaigns to push for peace policies in Parliament through on-the-Hill lobbying, on-line activism, on-air media work, and on-the-ground organizing.
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Home / About the Jerome L. Greene Sjögren's Syndrome Center / Meet Our Team / Michael Polydefkis, M.D.
Dr. Michael Polydefkis received his medical degree from The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He then became a Howard Hughes Medical Institute research fellow before returning to Johns Hopkins to complete an internship and residency in internal medicine, residency in neurology and a fellowship in neuromuscular diseases.
Now an Associate Professor of Neurology at Johns Hopkins, Dr. Polydefkis focuses on neuromuscular diseases, particularly peripheral nerve diseases. He has a special interest in peripheral neuropathies associated with Sjogren's syndrome, diabetes and HIV infection. His expertise includes nerve conduction studies, electromyography and nerve, skin and muscle biopsy reading.
clinical trials of promising neurotrophic agents using novel measures of axonal regeneration.


Stay tuned for the first book in the series!
After ordering 3 proofs of the book and adjusting the levels of grayscale on the images, and testing with my pencils I'm almost ready for publishing.
Designing and editing a book for publishing was much more work than I anticipated. Definitely a learning process.
Still Lifes contains 31 grayscale images to color.


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Week in Sports
May 24, 2012 9:26 AM PT
By Gideon Rubin
Baseball:
One of the most consistently successful programs in San Diego County will start its bid for another deep playoff run with the wind at its back.
Cathedral Catholic, which has been to the San Diego Section Division III finals four straight years with three championships over that period, goes into the postseason with some momentum after clinching a Western League title with a 3-2 league victory over La Jolla in a regular season finale for both teams on May 16.
The victory completed a two-game sweep of La Jolla, which the Dons defeated 5-2 two days earlier.
Michael Martin was 4 for 4 with two RBI to lead the Dons in the clincher, and Hutton Moyer had three hits and two RBI in the previous game.
The Dons improved to 10-2 in league and 26-5 overall for the season.
Santa Fe Christian put the chance to clinch a Coastal League South title in the hands of standout Nolan Gannon, and he didn't disappoint.
Gannon pitched a three-hit shutout to lead the as the Eagles to a 3-0 victory over La Jolla Country Day on the second last day of the regular season.
Gannon struck out 13 and walked two.
He led the Eagles offensively too, going 3 for 4 with a homer and a double and drove in all three Eagles runs.
The Eagles followed that win with a 5-1 league victory over Bishop's in a regular season finale for both teams that extended their winning streak to seven games.
John Gamble had two hits and Bobby Zarubin had double and drove in two runs to lead the Eagles.
Santa Fe Christian improved to 8-0 in league and 24-5 overall for the season.
Torrey Pines closed the regular season on a winning note as the Falcons defeated Westview 10-6 in a regular season finale for both teams on May 16.
Michael Mullen and Cory Rodriguez each homered and drove in three runs to lead the Falcons offensively, and Reed Mason had two hits and scored three runs.
The Falcons improved to 10-5 in league to finish in second place. They improved their overall record for the season to 22-7-1.
Canyon Crest Academy concluded Valley League play with a 6-3 victory over Valley Center on May 15.
Sameer Jafri had two hits and two RBI and Brendan Kahn doubled and scored two runs to lead the Ravens offensively.
Dan Donoghue pitched a complete game for the win, allowing three runs (one earned) on eight hits and one walk.
The Ravens improved to 7-8 in league and 9-19 overall for the season.
Softball:
Torrey Pines opened postseason play with a 2-0 victory over Grossmont in a Division I playoff game on May 18, but the Falcons dropped into the losers' bracket after a heartbreaking 2-1 setback at the hands of Carlsbad the next day that went nine innings.
Rachel Nasland pitched a two-hit shutout to lead the Falcons in the Grossmont game. She struck out 13 batters and allowed one walk.
Lauren Filicia had two hits including a triple and scored two runs to lead the Falcons offensively.
The Falcons were held to two hits - one apiece from Lauren Hynes and Shelby Evans- in the Carlsbad game.
Nasland struck out 10 and allowed one run on five hits and one walk in seven innings. She left a game that was tied 1-1 in the eighth.
Carlsbad scored the game-winner off Hynes in the bottom of the ninth.
The Falcons improved to 27-6 overall for the season.
Cathedral Catholic trounced Clairemont 11-0 in a Division III losers' bracket game on May 19 that was mercy-ruled after five innings.
Tierra Falo pitched a four-hit shutout for Cathedral Catholic, and Milan Botte was 2 for 4 with a homer and a double and four RBI to lead the Dons offensively.
The Dons opened postseason play with a 3-0 victory over Mar Vista on May 16, but they dropped into the losers' bracket with a 9-6 defeat at the hands of University City two days later.
Swimming:
The Cathedral Catholic girls' team won its fifth consecutive San Diego Section Division II title on May 19.
The Dons continued their era of dominance by winning six of the 12 events, with victories in two of the three relay events.
Multi-event winner Roslyn Kackman led the Dons. She clocked a 56.78-second time to win 100-yard butterfly, and a 1:50.88 to win the 200 freestyle.
She was also on the winning 200 medley and 400 freestyle relay teams.
Also winning individual titles for the Dons were Molly Barry taking the 500 freestyle (4:56.85) and Katie Kochalko the 100 breaststroke (1:07.83).
Girls lacrosse:
Canyon Crest Academy lost to Coronado 15-3 in the Division II championship game on May 19.
Nikita Aitken, Alexa Carter and Nicole Hickman each scored one goal in defeat for the Ravens.
CCA goalie Caitlin Vogt had eight saves.
The Ravens, who were making their first title game appearance in school history, conclude their season with a 13-10 overall record.
Torrey Pines lost to La Costa Canyon 14-4 in a Division I semifinal on May 16.
Camille Doan scored two goals and had one assist and Kacey McKinnon scored two goal in defeat for the Falcons.
Torrey Pines concluded its season with a 12-7 overall record.


The tour is full on both days. Thank you for the huge display of interest!
An innovative tour to learn about the history of cinema on Saint-Laurent Boulevard, now back for a second year!
Saint-Laurent Boulevard is an iconic street in Montreal, well-known as the point of arrival for successive waves of immigrants and as the bridge between Montreal's two principal linguistic communities. But did you know that it also plays a role in the history of cinema? The first film screening in North America took place on Saint-Laurent Boulevard in 1896.
Numerous places on the Main between Sherbrooke Street and Mont-Royal Avenue have been significant for the film industry, such as the Cinema Parallèle, Excentris and the old Cinema Élysée, now demolished.
An activity offered by the Friends of Saint-Laurent Boulevard, organised with the participation of the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma.
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1719 Chatelain Very Large Genealogy Chart of the Royal Families of Europe
Title : Nouvelle carte généalogique des principaux souverains de l'Europe issus de la famille ROYALE DE FRANCE et les branches des maisons souveraines de l'Europe issues de WITEKIND LE GRAND ou des anciens RO
(Translation...New genealogical map of the main rulers of Europe from the French Royal family and branches of sovereign houses from Europe)
Size: 43 1/2in x 18 1/2in (1.09m x 470m)
This large finely engraved original antique genealogy chart of the Royal families of France and wider Europe was published by Henri Abraham Chatelain in 1719, in his famous Atlas Historique.
This very large chart illustrates the relationship between the French Royal families to also Denmark, Germany & German States, Prussia, Sweden and others.
Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684 - 1743)
was a Huguenot pastor of Parisian origins. He lived consecutively in Paris, St. Martins, London (c. 1710), the Hague (c. 1721) and Amsterdam (c. 1728).
Chatelain was a skilled artist and knew combining a wealth of historical and geographical information with delicate engraving and an uncomplicated composition. Groundbreaking for its time, this work included studies of geography, history, ethnology, heraldry, and cosmography. His maps with his elegant engraving are a superb example from the golden age of French mapmaking.The publishing firm of Chatelain, Chatelain Frères and Chatelain & Fils is recorded in Amsterdam, from around 1700-1770, with Zacharias living "op den Dam" in 1730.
Henri Abraham Chatelain, his father Zacharie Chatelain (d.1723) and Zacharie Junior (1690-1754), worked as a partnership publishing the Atlas Historique, Ou Nouvelle Introduction à L'Histoire under several different Chatelain imprints, depending on the Chatelain family partnerships at the time of publication. The atlas was published in seven volumes between 1705 and 1720, with a second edition appearing in 1732. The volumes I-IV with a Third edition and volume I with a final edition in 1739.
Henri Abraham Chatelain, whose "Atlas Historique" was one of the most expansive Dutch encyclopedias of the age. First published in 1705, Chatelain's Atlas Historique was part of an immense seven-volume encyclopedia. Although the main focus of the text was geography, the work also included a wealth of historical, political, and genealogical information. The text was compiled by Nicholas Gueudeville and Garillon with a supplement by H.P. de Limiers and the maps were engraved by Chatelain, primarily after charts by De L'Isle. The atlas was published in Amsterdam between 1705 and 1721 and was later reissued by Zacharie Chatelain between 1732 and 1739.
Atlas Historique: First published in Amsterdam from 1705 to 1720, the various volumes were updated at various times up to 1739 when the fourth edition of vol.I appeared, stated as the "dernière edition, corrigée & augmentée."
The first four volumes seem to have undergone four printings with the later printings being the most desirable as they contain the maximum number of corrections and additions. The remaining three final volumes were first issued between 1719-1720 and revised in 1732.
An ambitious and beautifully-presented work, the Atlas Historique was intended for the general public, fascinated in the early eighteenth century by the recently conquered colonies and the new discoveries. Distant countries, such as the Americas, Africa, the Middle East, Mongolia, China, Japan, Indonesia, etc., take an important place in this work.
In addition to the maps, many of which are based on Guillaume De L'Isle, the plates are after the best travel accounts of the period, such as those of Dapper, Chardin, de Bruyn, Le Hay and other.
Other sections deal with the history of the european countries, and covers a wide range of subjects including genealogy, history, cosmography, topography, heraldry and chronology, costume of the world, all illustrated with numerous engraved maps, plates of local inhabitants and heraldic charts of the lineages of the ruling families of the time. The maps, prints and tables required to make up a complete set are listed in detail in each volume.
The accompanying text is in French and often is printed in two columns on the page with maps and other illustrations interspersed. Each map and table is numbered consecutively within its volume and all maps bear the privileges of the States of Holland and West-Friesland.
The encyclopaedic nature of the work as a whole is reflected in this six frontispiece. The pages are the work of the celerated mr. Romeijn de Hooghe. and are engraved by J.Goeree, T.Schynyoet and P.Sluyter.
New scholarship has suggested the compiler of the atlas, who is identified on the title as "Mr. C***" not to be Henri Abraham Châtelain, but Zacharie Châtelain. (See Van Waning's article in the Journal of the International Map Collectors' Society for persuasive evidence of the latter's authorship.) (Ref: M&B; Tooley)
Paper color: - White
Paper size: - 43 1/2in x 18 1/2in (1.09m x 470m)
Plate size: - 43in x 17in (1.07m x 435mm)
Margins: - min. 1/4in (2mm)
Margins: - Right margin cropped to plate-mark, age toning to right margin
1718 Henri Chatelain & Claude Delisle Large Antique Map of North America
1719 Chatelain Antique Map of North & Western Africa from Barbary Coast...
1719 Chatelain Antique Map of North America, GOM, Caribbean, United States
1719 Chatelain Antique Map of Panama, Flora & Fauna of Australia by...
1719 Chatelain Antique Map, Views & Plans of Peru & Lima South...
1719 Chatelain Antique Maps of British Possessions of North America
1719 Chatelain Antique Print of Canadian Indians, Beavers
1719 Chatelain Large Antique Map of Barbary Coast, North Africa Morocco to...
1719 Chatelain Large Antique Map of Caribbean Antilles Guadeloupe to Grenada
1719 Chatelain Large Antique Map of The Great Lakes of North America,...
1719 Chatelain Large Antique Maps and Views of Mexico & Mexico City
1719 Chatelain Large Antique Print - 14 Views of Indians of Virginia


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Q: React app fails to run with Apache reverse proxy I'm using the reverse-proxy apache2 module to forward any request from https://my_server.com/test_app/ to the react production app, which is running on :3000.
If i'm using https://my_server.com:3000, everything works fine. But https://my_server.com/test_app/ fails then to get the static files and react fails to load.
It seems to request the static files on the port 80, but my react app is running on 3000.
How can i fix this?
package.json
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  "homepage": "/",
  ...
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httpd.conf
ProxyPass /test_app http://localhost:3000

A: Instead of using serve, i just placed the contents of the build into a directory in /var/www/html/<Some-Directory> (So i'm using Apache only). I had to define basename for the <Router /> and update my links, but seems to work fine for now.


Statebridge Company, a mortgage servicer based in Denver, Colo., said it secured investment from FrontRange Capital Partners, the company announced in a press release.
"In a relatively short period of time, we have built one of the leading special servicers in the industry," said Kevin Kanouff, President and CEO of Statebridge.
"With this investment from FrontRange, we plan to accelerate that growth by making strategic investments in our people and systems, as well as becoming a GSE servicer," he added.
While the size of the investment was not disclosed, this comes in a period of evolution when specialty servicers are looking to raise cash to evolve, and others are getting bought out. For example, recently American Capital Mortgage Investment (MTGE) said it signed definitive documentation to acquire mortgage servicer Residential Credit Solutions.
Proceeds from the investment will be used in three various areas, including the repurchase all of Integrated Asset Services' current ownership interest in Statebridge.
In addition, the investment will strengthen the company's balance sheet in order to qualify for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac servicing, along with upgrading its operating platform through investments in personal technology.


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Selecting an attorney should be something you put time into. Your attorney should ideally be specialized in this field and a good Personal Injury Lawyer Las Vegas will have years of experience behind them. They will meet with you, most often in person, to determine the extent of your injury and who is liable for your injuries. Once this has been determined, they can begin the lawsuit necessary. They will get information from you and any witnesses as to what happened, and will have you fill out any necessary paperwork. Make sure you are honest in your account of what happened. The first meeting is an ideal time to ask the lawyer any questions you may have about the process for a personal injury lawsuit.
Once the lawsuit has begun, many times there will be a chance for settlement out of court. Based on the facts in your case, your lawyer will have a recommendation for you on whether or not to go through with a settlement. Sometimes, it will be to your benefit to settle out of court, but other times, going to court may be the best option for you. Ask your lawyer any questions you may have about whether it is a good idea or not for your particular case to be settled out of court.
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Elegant China cabinet with 2 doors with transparent glass, one drawer and small legs and handmade carvings by wood craftsmen.
Frame decorated with glass in each side and inside with wood shelves (IN OPTION, GLASS SHELVES WITHOUT SUPPLEMENT).
Finished in white lacquered with details in Perlatto lacquered.
Doors are available with transparent glass, acid-etched glass or black glass.
Handcrafted in solid American beech, Chilean pine and natural oak and cherry veneer.
Finishes in lacquer, perlatto lacquer, walnut and cherry.
A unique piece that allows to enjoy the handcraft work done by expert hands.
Possibility of finishes in any lacquered color of the attached PDF.


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Phnom Penh Post - Unesco: Teacher education to benefit 225,000 children
Unesco: Teacher education to benefit 225,000 children
Ry Sochan | Publication date 31 July 2019 | 10:20 ICT
Some 130,000 children, particularly the vulnerable, will benefit from the Strengthening Teacher Education Programme in Cambodia (STEPCam), Unesco said on Tuesday. Hong Menea
Ry Sochan
Some 130,000 children, particularly the vulnerable, have benefited from the Strengthening Teacher Education Programme in Cambodia (STEPCam) in 2018-19, its first year, Unesco said on Tuesday.
For the three years of STEPCam, a total of 225,000 children will be positively impacted, it added.
The UN agency said the initiative focuses on the role of teachers in building foundations in early learning, with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport providing professional development for more than 4,000 teachers and more than 3,000 education officials.
The three-year programme from 2018 to 2021 was launched by the Ministry of Education and Unesco and has been running for a year, Unesco said.
The initiative is being funded by the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) and Unesco's Capacity Development for Education Programme (CapED) to support the Ministry of Education in improving the quality of teaching and learning in early grades.
It focuses on regular professional development, technical support, INSET – in-service training – and mentoring, as well as providing better provincial training centres and instructor capacity.
"STEPCam is grooming better teachers and building better schools, ensuring higher quality and more inclusive learning opportunities for children and thus making sure Cambodia maintains a steady path towards the achievement of [UN] Sustainable Development Goal [SDG] 4," Unesco said.
Teacher training centres will be renovated and new teaching methods introduced in five provinces – Kratie, Preah Vihear, Siem Reap, Stung Treng and Oddar Meanchey. They were selected based on high demand and gaps in early education. By 2020, the programme will expand to additional provinces.
Ministry of Education spokesman Ros Soveacha said STEPCam in its first year had trained 847 first-grade teachers in Khmer language reading and 147 first-grade maths teachers who had taught 32,236 students.
"[STEPCam] promotes the level of training equivalent to a Bachelor's degree, especially for those who do not have a Bachelor's or those with one not related to their subject areas, to enable them to provide INSET [in-service training] in primary school teaching more effectively," Soveacha said.
In implementing this programme, STEPCam produces child-friendly teaching and learning materials. For Khmer language, STEPCam produces teachers' guidebooks and Khmer language textbooks for students to practise reading and writing, he added.
For maths, STEPCam produces teachers' guidebooks, teaching and learning materials, and student workbooks.
According to the Ministry of Education, the funding for GPE Phase 3 is $20.6 million, focusing on teacher capacity development and education programmes.
"It is anticipated that the Early Grade Learning programme initiated under STEPCam will provide a strong basis for the the Ministry of Education to roll-out the programme nationwide in coming years in achieving SDG 4-Education by 2030, and we will see improved learning scores in Khmer and maths among all young Cambodian students," said Santosh Khatri, the chief of education at Unesco Phnom Penh.
"At the core of the STEPCam programme is the institutionalised INSET professional development of teachers in early grade learning, a capacity development activity working towards the development of more child-friendly and engaging teaching materials, and a new student-centred approach, fostering positive inquiries and active participation.
"STEPCam enhances the importance of building a foundation in reading and maths in the early years, as well as the important role teachers play in this process," Unesco added.
Unesco in Cambodia is a grant agent and a key partner of the Ministry of Education. STEPCam is the third phase of the GPE in Cambodia since 2008, it added.
Early-grade teachers set to receive gov't mentorship
Cambodia-Singapore School Leadership Programme launched
PM: 'Staying still is like moving backwards'
Hun Sen calls for reviews in education before school year
Students welcome 'School Learning Gardens' in Siem Reap
Early years educational intervention in rural Cambodian communities
In a remote village surrounded by banana trees, little children in their pyjamas and dirty clothes happily count "1, 2, 3, 4, 5" as they copy their teacher doing aerobic
Siem Reap's Wat Bo Primary School seen as model in Kingdom
Stronger STEM strategy needed to be upper-middle income by 2030
Science classes promotion is progressing slowly