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Why SP-BSP wants to keep Congress Out to 'MahaGathbandhan' in UP?
by Abhishek Lohia
Written by Abhishek Lohia
Prior to the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections, there is a continuous mix of political discussion all over the country, but in terms of seats, the most important state, in Uttar Pradesh, is being talked of keeping the Congress away from the alliance between the possibility of the SP-BSP meeting. Interestingly, in the 2017 assembly elections, the Congress had started an alliance in UP with Samajwadi Party. At that time, the SP-Congress-RLD had fought together, whereas the BSP had landed alone on the ground. However, BJP dominated all the opposition single handly and won 325 seats of 404 constituted State. But in those days, a Slogan related to Akhilesh-Rahul Gandhi came in limelight as "UP Ke Ladke", disturbed the BJP for their future in UP because former SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav failed to stop Akhilesh Yadav to accept their alliance invitation.
Take a look at the statistics before checking the future of Congress in the UPA alliance. In the Lok Sabha elections 2014, BJP got 42.63 percent in UP, SP got 22.35%, BSP got 19.77%, and Congress got 7.53 percent. At the same time, when the Congress and SP came together in the 2017 Assembly elections, BJP got 39.67 percent, SP 21.82 percent, Congress 6.25 percent and BSP got 22.23 percent. It means, despite fighting separately in the Lok Sabha and fighting together in the Legislative Assembly, there was not much difference between the SP and the Congress vote share.
Samajwadi Party Chief and Former UP CM Akhilesh Yadav with Congress President Rahul Gandhi in 2017
When SP-Congress came together, a total of 1.5 percent votes were reduced to the two parties. However, the alliance managed to keep the voters together. But what is not seen in statistics is going on in the minds of Senior leaders of both the parties. According to the one of the Official SP leader, the traditional voters of SP and BSP is different from the BJP's Voter. At the same time, a part of the remaining Voter with the Congress corresponds to the BJP's voter mood. He believes that if the Congress is contested outside the alliance, it can cut the BJP's "Savarna"(Upper Caste) votes. If the alliance is formed then Congress will not be able to cut the BJP's upper caste vote.
Vote Percentage in UP including 2012 and 2017 Assembly Elections and 2014 General Elections
In the last Lok Sabha elections, Congress retains its home as they won only two seats of Rae Bareli and Amethi in UP. At the same time, Congress nominees had got so many votes in Saharanpur, Sultanpur, Farrukhabad, Jalan, Jhansi, Hamirpur, Fatehpur, Faizabad, Gonda, Maharajganj, Kushinagar, Bansgaon, and Robertsgunj. So if Congress would contest separate elections from here, then he can break the electoral math for SP-BSP alliance.
If Congress joins the Mahagathbandhan in UP, then the party will not get more than 10 to 15 seats. In such a way, Congress will likely to be disappeared from the UP in Lok Sabha elections. In that case, only a single way will be left in front of Congress Supports either to join another party or take a retirement from the Politics.
Results by alliance[2004 General Elections]
TF+
Fourth Front
INC 21 BJP 10 BSP 20 SP 23 IND 1
RLD 5
TOTAL (2009) 26 TOTAL (2009) 10 TOTAL (2009) 20 TOTAL (2009) 23 TOTAL (2009) 1
TOTAL (2004) 9 TOTAL (2004) 11 TOTAL (2004) 19* TOTAL (2004) 35* TOTAL (2004) 6
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Abhishek Lohia was a Sports and Political Writer working for Newsfolo and is no longer associated with the organization.
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Why so many thrombytes in the bawg area where you can only use one to craft the material (fibrin) you need as many as you want. Whats the use of the lot of other. Is there a need for update where there is a limit for number of material you can craft until it respawn again after, say 2 hours. Just asking and wondering.
The thrombytes used to have a different mechanic (as in, no need for a station).
There's a glitch,if you place floors,then place your thrombopump in a thrombobyte and you get it back,and then place the thrombopump from your inventory in one of the floors,then get it back,it will generate a new thrombobyte.
I can't quite figure out what you mean by this. Any chance you can make a video or gif?
@bscotchAdam Who are you talking to?
The thrombopump is not supposed to be in the build inventory.If you tap a thrombobyte to put your thrombopump,then you go to build mode and tap the thrombopump,it goes into the build inventory.Then,if you place a floor,you can place the thrombopump without a thrombobyte.
After placing the thrombopump in the floor,you can tap it to get it back,and where the thrombopump was a thrombobyte was generated.
Did we get any proof of this captured on video? This is not how the Thrombo-things OR Woanope work. Sounds like someone's suffering from Space Madness at this point.


More than $11 billion of transactions were announced globally in July as crude's recovery fueled hopes of a steadier market, Wood Mackenzie Ltd. said. That's the highest monthly total this year and brings the amount since May to $32 billion, triple that of the previous three months. Dealmaking will continue to accelerate as oil prices stabilize, according to the consulting firm.
Exxon Mobil Corp. and Statoil ASA were among the buyers after crude's rebound from a 12-year low earlier this year bolstered confidence. Acquisitions will allow the companies to ensure future growth as the industry has slashed $1 trillion in spending to protect their balance sheets during the downturn.
Exxon, the world's largest oil producer by market value, agreed last month to acquire natural-gas explorer InterOil Corp. for as much as $3.6 billion to add discoveries in Papua New Guinea. The company also is in advanced negotiations with Eni SpA to buy a stake in gas finds off Mozambique, people with knowledge of the talks said in July.
Statoil, Norway's biggest oil producer, agreed last month to purchase an oil block off Brazil from Petroleo Brasileiro SA for $2.5 billion, its biggest acquisition since 2011.
The deals follow a period of relative quiet as buyers and sellers failed to agree on valuations amid oil's decline. North America, home to many higher-cost shale drillers, saw the fewest transactions last year since 2004, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Benchmark Brent crude averaged $35.21 a barrel in the first quarter of 2016, the lowest in more than a decade. The grade traded at $49.57 at 2:31 p.m. London time.
Buyers are taking a view there will be an oil and gas supply shortfall at the end of this decade and so are snapping up assets, analysts at Houston-based Tudor Pickering Holt & Co. wrote in a note Friday. Deals are also likely to increase because oil companies have fewer projects in hand.
Those companies that did make acquisitions had little cash to draw on. Royal Dutch Shell Plc's debt ballooned when it bought BG Group Plc, a rare mega-deal of the past two years, valued at more than $70 billion in April 2015. The transaction was announced just weeks before crude prices resumed their slide, prompting some analysts and shareholders to suggest Shell was paying too much.
There'll be plenty of assets up for grabs. Shell intends to raise $30 billion through divestitures in the three years to 2018, while BP Plc plans as much as $5 billion of disposals this year. Total SA and Eni also are putting assets on the block.


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NOIR CITY 11: REPEAT PERFORMANCE (1947)—Alan K. Rode Introduction
In his introduction to a double bill of "showbiz noir", Alan K. Rode stated that those in the audience who were habituers of Noir City would recall that Repeat Performance (1947) screened at the festival in 2008. Joan Leslie was the featured guest that year and was given an on-stage tribute, despite the unfortunate fact that a 16mm print was the best that was available to screen at that time. So when Todd Weiner and company at the UCLA Television and Film Archive asked the Film Noir Foundation (FNF) to partner in a 35mm restoration, FNF immediately said yes.
Repeat Performance is historically important for a number of reasons. Although Eddie Muller's notes in the souvenir program guide describe the film as a backstage melodrama crossed with The Twilight Zone, Rode described Repeat Performance as the film noir version of It's A Wonderful Life. "Who else," he posed, "gets the chance to relive the past year after they've killed their husband on New Year's Eve?"
The film was made in 1947 and directed by Alfred Werker, better-known for He Walked By Night made the following year. Originally, Jules Dassin had been hired to direct the film with Franchot Tone in the lead role but in Hollywood—then as now—all that changed and Werker stepped in to direct and Louis Hayward was cast as the male lead instead. Hayward was a major star married to Ida Lupino who went off to war in the Pacific, saw quite a lot of combat action, and—as with many people involved in the war—came back a changed man, divorced Lupino, and ended up increasingly in B pictures; though in 1947 he was still a major star.
Interestingly enough, the Assistant Director on Repeat Performance was Robert Stillman (who produced Try and Get Me!). Stillman went on to become Stanley Kramer's partner on a number of productions into the 1950s. Repeat Performance also featured Virginia Field, Tom Conway (who took a break from playing The Falcon at RKO to play a role that his brother George Sanders might have been better suited for), and Natalie Schafer (better known for playing the wife of Thurston Howell III on Gilligan's Island).
But most notably, Repeat Performance was the feature debut of a quite young and beautiful Richard Basehart. Basehart had received the New York Drama Critics Award for his performance in the Broadway production of The Hasty Heart and was brought to Hollywood amidst great fanfare. He didn't end up at MGM, or Warner's, or 20th Century Fox but at Eagle-Lion, a studio that was trying to build itself up as a solid competitor, with Repeat Performance being one of their key projects in their effort to produce A films. The problem lay in the fact that the major studios at that time also controlled the theaters. Eagle-Lion became involved in the infamous lawsuit that resulted in the studios having to divest themselves of their theaters, thereby breaking that monopoly and ushering in the collapse of the studio system. Repeat Performance premiered in Richard Basehart's home town Blainville, Ohio. Basehart, of course, went on to star in many other films and television projects, including the memorable narrative voiceover for the 1984 Olympics.
Watching this gorgeous restoration print of Repeat Performance reminded me that it was one of the first films to focus my attention on the use of Diego Rivera's Cargador de Flores as set decoration—not only here but again in such noir favorites as Walk A Crooked Mile (1948) and The Prowler (1951)—which I wrote up for The Evening Class for Noir City 6.
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Laura L. Chafey named Mid-Shore Pro Bono Legal Director
Mid-Shore Pro Bono recently named Laura L. Chafey, Esq. as the non-profit's Legal Director. Chafey most recently served as Dorchester County's Assistant State's Attorney, where she gained extensive experience working on legal issues impacting families and children. She has experience working internationally and with a range of nonprofit legal organizations, including completion of an internship with Mid-Shore Pro Bono in 2011.
"We are so grateful to have Laura back on our team in this exciting role," said Mid-Shore Pro Bono Executive Director Meredith Lathbury Girard. "Her law experience combined with her deep passion for serving the community and pro bono work will ultimately help provide representation for more people in the civil legal process."
As Legal Director, Chafey is responsible for overseeing Mid-Shore Pro Bono's legal assistance programs that provide free and low-cost access to legal representation in family law, consumer debt and housing, and elder law issues. In addition, Chafey will lead recruitment, training, and engagement of volunteer attorneys and represent Mid-Shore Pro Bono in regional and statewide networks.
"I'm glad to be back with Mid-Shore Pro Bono and especially in this role," says Chafey. "I'm eager to work alongside incredible volunteers and staff in this meaningful work."
Chafey says watching how Mid-Shore Pro Bono has grown and expanded over the years since her internship has been inspiring in helping to fulfill a growing demand for legal help for those who cannot afford it.
"Legal advice or representation is needed by everyone at one point or another in their lifetime," Chafey commented. "Unfortunately, not everyone can afford legal services for their civil matters. Mid-Shore Pro Bono makes it possible for individuals without means to have legal representation through these services."
Chafey grew up in St. Michaels, Md., and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in international studies with a concentration in politics from Frostburg State University, graduating summa cum laude. She received her Juris Doctorate from the University of Baltimore School of Law before earning a Master of Laws from the University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam Law School.
Her education includes working as an intern with Mid-Shore Pro Bono and the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) at the Hague, Netherlands, where she assisted the Honorable Judge Bakhtiyar Tuzmukhamedov of the ICTR Appeals Chamber in his judicial duties. Laura studied abroad with American University, Washington College of Law at The Hague, Netherlands, and in Salamanca, Spain with UniverSpain.
Mid-Shore Pro Bono delivers a mission of helping Maryland's Eastern Shore residents obtain access to legal assistance, with offices in Easton, Chestertown, and Salisbury, and more at www.midshoreprobono.org.


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FORD CALLS FOR REPAIR OF ITS FUSION
World Car News #Update
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in a recently released report on their website states that Federal regulators are carrying out an investigation on the 2010 Ford Fusion for the upteenth time. Being a model from one of the oldests car brands to ever exist, one would expect that Ford which was established and incorporated in 1903 will be getting every detail in their cars right or would be really close to achieving the feat. Unfortunately, the 2010 Fusion model has been a source of concern to its owners, Ford itself and the NHTS since 2013 when the first complaints were filed against it. This Ford model records sudden loss on its power steering and requires increased driver effort in order to maintain directional control of the vehicle. About 2,200 complaints were recorded in total from owners coupled with the 13 accidents and seven injuries that have occurred to this regard, extents to which are not known.
Ford Agency in reaction to this recalled 393,000 of this car model in 2015 following another investigation by the NHTSA which was spurred by complaints from owners. From September 2016, an ongoing investigation was launched with the hope that Ford would have fixed the problem after the recall of the above number models in 2015. On the contrary, 547 complaints have been laid by other owners since then.The automaker blamed the fault on an intermittent electrical connection caused by quality issues. Well, Ford should not be pushing blames on any quality issues because if anyone is in a position to fix this life endangering issue, it should be Ford themselves.
2010 Ford fusion.
No one wants a car that can't control itself, no one would need extra straining efforts when it comes to steering the wheel of their cars in any direction they desire. In any case you have the 2010 Ford Fusion in Nigeria and you never did get the opportunity of returning it for another when some were recalled in 2015, you can have a trade-in at cars45 or better still, sell it. Do it while you still can before your car steering begins to control you instead of the other way, you can thank me later.
Did you know:
Ford is the fifth largest family owned company in the world.
Ford's current CEO, William Clay Ford Jr., or Bill Ford, currently owns the first Ford vehicle ever sold in 1903.
Ford F-Series has been consistently ranked as the #1 selling car in America so far in 2013.
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SAP's (NYSE: SAP) National Security Services subsidiary has appointed security and intelligence veteran Cherreka Montgomery national vice president for corporate development.
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According to a Thursday SAP NS2 release, Montgomery will work with defense and intelligence customers and system integrators to understand their mission requirements.
Mark Testoni, President and CEO of SAP NS2, said Montgomery brings background and presence within the diplomatic and intelligence community as the unit aims to grow in the national security arena.
Testoni spoke with our sister site ExecutiveBiz in May to discuss the formation of the NS2 unit, launched in April, and history of its predecessor organizations (click here to read the full Q&A with Testoni).
"Today we face an unprecedented number of national security threats that are more diverse and complex than ever before, " Montgomery said. "I'm excited to be part of the NS2 team during this critical time to provide customers with a variety of solutions to address these challenges."
Montgomery's government service career includes positions within the State Department and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, where she worked as a public affairs officer.
While at ODNI, she also served as the principal media spokesperson for the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Agency, a research arm of the ODNI.
During her State Department career, she served as director for evaluation and management in the Office of the Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs.
According to SAP NS2, she she led a newly-established unit in developing performance measurement instruments and supervising independent evaluations of the department's public diplomacy activities.
Montgomery was nominated for the State Department's Franklin Award for leading a pilot study to assess the impact of the U.S. government's public diplomacy activities and programs on global audiences.
Her experience also includes work with non-governmental organizations, development assistance organizations and congressional offices on programs such as the Millennium Challenge Account and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.


If you have someone in your family who is already deceased, you have probably heard of the term "probate." A court-supervised process, this involves gathering the estate of a person who passed away, paying that person's remaining debts as well as taxes via his/her properties, and doling out whatever is left to the inheritors and rightful beneficiaries.
probate attorneys are tasked to take anyone recognized as the personal representative of the family of the deceased throughout the whole process. But what really is included in the duration of a probate? Though this really depends on which state you're in, in this feature, we've summed up the probate process in three basic, comprehensive steps.
The fundamental step in the probate process is to file a petition with a probate court. The purpose of this initial procedure is either to admit the will and designate a "personal representative" or "executor," or appoint an "estate administrator" if there is no will to admit.
Heirs and beneficiaries are notified about the initial court hearing. The hearing notice is also published via any local newspaper so as to inform other concerned people, e.g. The decedent's still-unknown lender.
Once a personal representative or executor or administrator is identified, he or she must take an inventory of the decedent's roster of estate and properties. The list must include real properties and other forms of assets such as bonds and stocks. Non-cash assets can be appraised either by an independent appraiser or a court-assigned one — again, depending on which state you're in.
After a proper inventory is done, the personal representative/executor/administrator — through the aid of probate attorneys — should now notify the decedent's creditors about the estate. Upon receipt of notification, a creditor must make a claim on the assets.
Succeeding the filing of claims by the creditors, the personal representative/executor/administrator should now identify which of these claims are actually legitimate. Those identified as valid claims would have to receive payments from the estate.
In some instances, the selling of assets is done just to fulfill the remaining obligations of the decedent.
Once all payables are cleared and any dispute has been settled, the personal representative/executor/administrator should finally file petitions to distribute whatever is left of the decedent's estate. If there are a last will and testament, the remaining properties will be doled out as directed by the document. Receipts should be obtained after the transfer of assets to their new owners is completed.
The final task of a personal representative/executor/administrator is to file the said receipts and any other pertinent documents. Only then that he or she can petition to the court to release him or her from her probate obligations.
Dominion Legal PLC has probate attorneys who can provide guidance so you avoid costly mistakes through the complicated probate process. Contact us today!


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I saw this photo online and hoped I'd remember to try it out for as a potentially roller derby bout-day look.
So I tried it out while working at home. DGD's first home-team bouts are in less than a week! I kept the eyes simple with a black cateye, purple on the waterline, light shadow, glitter, and mascara (not pictured in first photo).
The lips are waterproof black eyeliner, MAC Magenta lip liner, and MAC Heroine lipstick. I used some fine glitter to set it.
It seems to hold up great! After 4+ hours, I did one touch-up.
Now come watch me hit people on skates in this look!


> What evidence to you have to support this assertion?
measurements. Perhaps you have done so?
that need to sort and batch their results?
efficient support for sorting and batching.
sorted and batched. This will stop being scalable for large collections.
might be small, but I intended the amendment.
queries) internally, and is potentially able to use optimizations here.
Which of these assertions are false?
and potentially employing special indexes?
situation where results are displayed in a batched format.
each batch, for each request.
different range will return results a lot faster.
thread. How does one use this support? Can I add it to hurry.query somehow?
system surrounding it. As long as it's obviously there for people to use.
Perhaps however I am seeing problems that aren't there?
Do you think the current situation cannot be improved much further?
Do you think any further improvements are not worth the costs?


INDIA, 09/04/2018 – Yashaswini Samat (MD & EVP, P&G-AMEA, GC), who has been leading Grey's biggest client, P&G for the AMEA region, will be adding to her current responsibilities and has been promoted to Chairman & Managing Director, GREY group India. Based in Mumbai, she will work closely with Nirvik Singh, Chairman & CEO, Grey Group Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, to expand on GREY's roadmap of collaborative and innovative solutions for clients' business problems as well as continue to build upon the GREY brand in India.
Sunil Lulla will be leaving GREY to pursue other opportunities. He has been with Grey since 2014 and has been instrumental in making Grey Group India into the powerhouse it is today, from restructuring to bringing in new capabilities, to landing us high-caliber clients to changing the culture of the whole agency into a thriving and creative environment it is today. Grey Group India now ranks among the best-known creative agencies in India. The Mumbai office was named by Campaign Brief Asia in its Top 10 2017 India Agency of the Year and it has won every major local and international award including Cannes Lions, the Effies, Abbys at Goafest, the One Show – making it the first Pencil win in Grey Group India's history, and the Grand Prix at Spikes Asia.
Yashaswini (Yash), an MBA graduate from IIM (Kolkata), is the first woman heading GREY group India and joins a well-established set of accomplished & successful women CEOs at Grey which includes; Debby Reiner (Grey NY), Sarah Trombetta (Grey Group Hong Kong), Irene Wong, (Grey Group Malaysia), Kanaporn Hutcheson (GREYnJ United), Priya Monga (Grey RC&M India) and Yukiko Ochiai (Grey Group Japan), among others.
A GREY veteran of 25 years, Yash joined as an Account Director on Pantene. Over the course of her career, she has worked in multiple markets, driving integrated strategies and communication plans for big brands as well as a range of P&G brands. She has led and mentored large teams across different geographies (Europe, Asia, and North America), diverse disciplines and cultures. Before moving back to Asia, Yash was the Global Brand Agency Leader for Pantene based out of New York.
In 2015, she was named Campaign Asia's 'APAC Account Person of the Year'. With her impressive and stellar performance, in January 2017, Yash's geographic remit was expanded to include all P&G brands for the Middle East and Africa in addition to the Asia Pacific. A great mobilizer of ideas and cross-selling disciplines, the P&G business has seen huge success in Asia under her leadership. In her regional AMEA role, she has worked with various partners and streams across Shopper Marketing, Activation and Digital. GREY teams continue to receive excellent client assessments across the region and win big – an example is the prestigious President's Award for Downy.
GREY group India's recent wins include; Raymonds, CIPLA, Environics, INDOSTAR, Jagatjit Industries, and K Raheja. GREY's famously effective work has resulted in many well-received creative campaigns including 'I Am a Girl' for the Indian Air Force, '#Berok Zindagi' for CIPLA, 'It All Begins with Black' for Raymonds, 'Life Ka Take-Off' for INDOSTAR, and 'Tel Ko Tel Lagao ' for Pantene, to name a few.
"Yash is a perfect example of a Grey-career person who has risen to now head our largest business. She has a proven track record in understanding the clients' business and the challenges they face. With an uncanny ability to analyze and resolve business issues, she will be a great asset and her depth of experience will continue to add tremendous value to our clientele as well as to the Grey Group India brand" added Nirvik Singh, Chairman & CEO, Grey Group Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa.
"I wish Sunil the very best and want to thank him for all that he has done at the agency to bring it to where it is. I am excited to be heading the Grey Group India business and will continue to make strategic decisions which will benefit our clients. The nurturing Grey culture, one which recognizes, supports and encourages women to reach the very top of their game is one of the many reasons why I have been with this company for so many wonderful years. Grey has given me many opportunities during my working career and I am as motivated and keen to make an impact now, as I was when I first joined," said Yashaswini Samat, Chairman & Managing Director, Grey Group India.
GREY group ranks among the largest global communications agencies. Its parent company is WPP (NASDAQ: WPPGY). Under the banner of "GREY: Famously Effective Since 1917," the agency serves as a blue-chip client roster to many of the world's best-known companies: Britannia, Dell, Ferrero, GlaxoSmithKline, ITC, IndoStar, Jagajit Industries, K. Raheja Group, Lactalis, Procter & Gamble, Raymond, Volvo to name a few in India. With creativity and innovation at its core, the agency creates the most compelling brand experiences across Advertising, Digital and experiential platforms to help build meaningful consumer connections. In Asia, GREY group covers 28 cities in 16 countries, which includes Bengaluru, Gurgaon and Mumbai in India.


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Shelton Libraries Junior Friends food drive for Spooner House
Plumb Memorial Library in Shelton, Conn.
Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut Media
SHELTON — The Shelton Libraries Junior Friends group will be hosting a November food drive for Spooner House beginning next week.
Spooner House is seeking stuffing mix, gravy, potatoes (canned and instant), canned yams, pie crusts/canned filling, asparagus, green beans, corn, carrots, collard greens, Bisquick Mix, rice/rice mixes, grits, oatmeal, boxed cereal, pasta sauce. The facility is also seeking items such as napkins/paper towels, toilet paper, trash bags (13-gallon size), ziplock sandwich/gallon size bags, and any disinfectant cleaners such as wipes and spray cleaners.
If you choose to give in the form of a financial donation, visit actspooner.org.
The Junior Friends will be collecting donations at Plumb Memorial Library Tuesdays, Nov. 2, 9, 16 and 23, from 4 to 6 p.m. and on Saturday, Nov. 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Junior Friends will be collecting at Huntington Branch Library Thursdays, Nov. 4 and 18, from 4 to 6 p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 6, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
If patrons want to donate outside the days/times the Junior Friends are available to collect, please bring donations to either Joseph in the Teen Department at Plumb or Jessica in the Youth Services Department at Huntington.
For more information, call (203) 924-1580 for Plumb or (203) 926-0111 for Huntington.


The P-38 National Association would like to thank Michael H. Horrell (from Hyperscale) for his kind donation of the following photos of Glacier Girl's first flight for our use. I think you'll agree they are beautiful shots, and we very much appreciate his contribution to the site. We would also like to thank Brett Green, who originally published the photos.
she takes to the air again!
Photo donated by Pat Carry with these details: "This is the front piece of the P-38 now known as Glacier Girl. This photo was taken by Pat on August 19 at Oshkosh,WI. It was brought there less than 2 weeks after being brought up from the ice."
More great Glacier Girl photos, sent to us by Doug Goerke. I believe he took them while she was still in Middlesboro at the Lost Squadron Museum (which was closed when Glacier Girl was sold to Rod Lewis).


Hello and welcome to our blog! I'm Caroline, he's Mark, and we have four little boys - Jack, Harry, Charlie and Oscar. This blog chronicles our adventures in transforming our house into a home.
We've been residents of West End for some time now, and we love living here for many, many reasons.
We own a humble little worker's cottage in original condition (which is a rarity these days) on a small lot down near the river in a lovely, quiet suburban street. We've spent a good part of the last 4 years working with various architects and Council trying to come up with a design that is appropriate and functional.
From the very beginning, we were adamant that any addition would be respectful to the original character house. We wanted something beautiful and well-crafted and modest in size, as not to take up valuable outdoor space. And, of course, it had to fit within our budget.
When we bought the house, we only had one child - now we have four. So now the house has to accommodate six people. So how do you fit a family of six into a four-room cottage? Please join us and watch this project unfold - I'll be wanting lots of advice, especially when it comes to decorating.
We'd love to hear from you, so if there's anything you want to know, or if you just want to say hi, drop us a line.
I'm Lacy from Living on Love. I also write for Disney Baby. I'm getting ready to do a project on the 52 Project from Che & Fidel. I would LOVE to use a photo or two of yours for the post. I would of course link back to your blog. Just let me know!
Hi Caroline. I love your reno posts because they are very informative. . I'm really interested in renovation/home decor because I work for a social media site that's all about houses/homes and is about to release an online renovation tool. Would you use something like this?
Email me privately at info@housenet.com.au & I'll give you more details.
Would you be interested in possibly having a chat with me for the West End Magazine? My email is leah_carri@hotmail.com.
Hi Caroline! I love your blog;). We have rascal boys and a white queenslander that doesn't fit us! Would love to hear more about your experiences, especially now I and v and peters have split. My email is rosalindmcrawford@hotmail.com. Thanks so much in advance!
Hi Caroline - I've been trying to find who can refresh our existing chain blinds - and your blog helped me to find Thurlow Blinds - thanks for the help!


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Soapbox Sony's First-Party Lineup Looks Sublime in 2020
Exclusive: read all about it
Between the likes of Days Gone, Death Stranding, and MediEvil, it'd be extremely difficult to argue that 2019 was a rare weak year for Sony's first-party – but it's a criticism that you'll read online all the same. The Japanese giant is renowned for supporting its systems through until the bitter end, though,...
Thu 2nd Jan 2020
Game of the Year Push Square Readers' Top 10 PS4 Games of 2019
Push Square's Game of the Year coverage is done and dusted. Well, almost. Our team of writers have had their say on the best games of 2019, but now, before we get stuck into 2020 proper, it's time to check out the community's favourite PlayStation 4 titles of the last 12 months. As is tradition, we presented the Push Square...
Guide Upcoming PS4 Games and Accessories for January and February 2020
Dragon Ball Z! Dreams! Iron Man!
Happy new year! It's the start of the 20s, and time to look ahead to what's coming up on the PlayStation calendar for the next couple of months. Last year proved to be a pretty decent year for PS4, but 2020 is looking absolutely killer -- and that's before we even get started with PS5. Indeed, January and February...
Game of the Year #1 - Resident Evil 2
Remaking mastery
Capcom has been on an absolute tear this generation. Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, Monster Hunter: World and Devil May Cry 5 filled the PlayStation 4's library with hit after hit over the past three years, but the Japanese publisher's crowning achievement is a step above the rest in more ways than one. Resident Evil 2 magnificently...
Wed 1st Jan 2020
Game of the Year Jamie's Top 5 PS4 Games of 2019
Alongside our staff-voted Game of the Year awards, each of our writers have crafted their own personal lists, covering their top five PlayStation 4 titles of 2019. Today, it's the turn of reviewer Jamie O'Neill. 5. The Ninja Saviors: Return of the Warriors: In a similar way to Blazing Chrome, the pixel art in The Ninja Saviors:...
Feature Happy New Year from the Push Square Team
We go again
Historically, we've opened these articles with a sense of surprise. A brand-new year? Already? The clock in the corner of our computer says it's 2020, but that can't be accurate, can it? It doesn't feel like that long since we were welcoming 2019, and already we're being forced to celebrate an entirely new decade? Preposterous!...
Talking Point What Free January 2020 PS Plus Games Do You Really Want?
When will January 2020's PS Plus lineup be announced?
What's the January 2020 PlayStation Plus lineup? And when will the January 2020 PS Plus games be announced? It's going to be a big year for Sony's subscription service, as the PlayStation 5 is scheduled to launch at some point within the next 12 months. Not only that, but the Japanese giant...
Tue 31st Dec 2019
Game of the Year #2 - Death Stranding
Boundary breaking
Death Stranding is not quite as divisive as some would lead you to believe. Released to widespread critical praise, it is the only video game this year to receive a rare 10/10 rating from Push Square thanks to an experience that could only come from the mind of Hideo Kojima. The creator's first title since Metal Gear Solid V: The...
Game of the Year Stephen's Top 5 PS4 Games of 2019
Indie darling
Alongside our staff-voted Game of the Year awards, each of our writers have crafted their own personal lists, covering their top five PlayStation 4 titles of 2019. Today, it's the turn of associate editor Stephen Tailby. 5. Mutazione: I've played a lot of smaller games this year, but something about Mutazione struck a chord with...
Soapbox How PS Now Saved Me When I Didn't Have a TV
Stream dream
There's a reason the Nintendo Switch is so popular: it's bleedin' convenient. Being able to take the console out of its dock so that you can enjoy your games anywhere is a killer feature, and it's why the device is lighting up the hardware charts. See, I've been in the unfortunate position of moving to a new house, and...
Game of the Year The 10 Best PlayStation Soundtracks of 2019
The end of the year brings with it another in a countless line of year-end lists, this time focusing on the incredible music that graced the PlayStation this year. As with all years, a few amazing soundtracks were left on the cutting room floor – Kingdom Hearts III, Ghost Giant, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order – but what we wound up...
Mon 30th Dec 2019
Game of the Year #3 - Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
The truth is, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice isn't really meant to be any easier or harder than Dark Souls. It's just its own thing, off to the side. From Software has been making hardcore action RPGs for about a decade, so it's no wonder that it would want to shake things up every now and again. It did so to an extent with Bloodborne, and...
Game of the Year Ken's Top 5 PS4 Games of 2019
Alongside our staff-voted Game of the Year awards, each of our writers have crafted their own personal lists, covering their top five PlayStation 4 titles of 2019. Today, it's the turn of reviewer Ken Talbot. 5. Kingdom Hearts III: The (very) long awaited return of Disney and Square Enix's mega collaboration Kingdom Hearts, this...
Game of the Year Best PS4 Indie Game of 2019
Who needs a publisher?
The independent scene continues to thrive on PlayStation 4, meaning this category becomes tougher and tougher to judge each and every year. A whole host of quality indie titles made their way to Sony's current-gen system across 2019, from late ports that may have not gotten their due to ones others that were the talk of the...
Hardware Review Nacon Revolution Pro Controller 3 for PS4 - An Easy Recommendation If You're New to Nacon
Evolution, not revolution
Nacon's back with another licensed PlayStation 4 pad, adding to its already impressive controller lineup on Sony's system. The Nacon Revolution Pro Controller 3 is, as its name suggests, the third main iteration of the company's 'Revolution' series -- technically the fourth if you're counting the Revolution Unlimited -- but...
Sun 29th Dec 2019
Game of the Year #4 - Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
What the Force deserves
It's almost impressive how badly Electronic Arts has handled the Star Wars license up to now. Two Star Wars Battlefront titles came and went amid microtransaction controversies and lacking single player content during the earlier days of PlayStation 4, but there was always a bright light at the end of the tunnel - despite the...
Game of the Year Graham's Top 5 PS4 Games of 2019
Alongside our staff-voted Game of the Year awards, each of our writers have crafted their own personal lists, covering their top five PlayStation 4 titles of 2019. Today, it's the turn of reviewer Graham Banas. 5. Luna: Not everything needs to be about shooting or being scared. Every once in awhile, I just want to curl up with...
Game of the Year Best Supported PS4 Game of 2019
Praising the updates
The video game industry is now in such a place where the term Game as a Service is common knowledge. Some will turn their nose up at it, coining it a phrase associated with predatory microtransactions and dubious business practises, and others will understand what it actually means. Games are now much more than the experience...
Feature PSVR Had a Great Start, But It's Time to Up the Ante
How can PSVR improve in 2020 and beyond?
PlayStation VR was introduced to the world just over three years ago, and it brought the tech to the masses. Oculus Rift got the ball rolling on PC, of course, but it was with Sony's cheaper, more accessible headset that virtual reality became something attainable for everyone. It's for these reasons that...
Game of the Year #5 - Devil May Cry 5
Devil May Cry 5 is Capcom back to its best. After a rocky start to the generation, the legendary developer has upped its game dramatically over the last couple of years, and the return of Dante is a standout moment, once again proving that no one understands action quite like Capcom. In short, Devil May Cry 5 is easily one of the best...
Game of the Year Lloyd's Top 5 PS4 Games of 2019
Alongside our staff-voted Game of the Year awards, each of our writers have crafted their own personal lists, covering their top five PlayStation 4 titles of 2019. Today, it's the turn of reviewer Lloyd Coombes. 5. The Division 2: The Division 2 took everything I loved about the first game, and magnified it tenfold. It offers an...
End of the year edition
It's the last What Are You Playing of the year – heck, it's the last What Are You Playing of the decade. And don't bring that nonsense about when decades start and end in the comments section – it's probably the most tired discussion of the, well, decade. No, don't say it! Stop! Sammy Barker, Editor: Now that...
Guide The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine Mutation Character Builds
Best mutations in The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine
What are the best The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Blood and Wine character builds? CD Projekt RED's huge expansion allows you to transform Geralt into an almost unstoppable force with the right combinations of mutations and skills. Only available via the huge Blood and Wine expansion, mutations are acquired...
Fri 27th Dec 2019
Muations
Guide Spyro: Reignited Trilogy Cheats - All Cheat Codes, What They Do, and How to Use Them
How to enter cheats for Spyro 1, 2, and 3
Spyro: Reignited Trilogy cheats are plentiful and varied. But how do you enter cheats in Spyro: Reignited Trilogy? What cheat codes can you use in Spyro: Reignited Trilogy, and what do they do? The original PSone games, Spyro 1, 2, and 3, all had cheats back in the day, and they've made a big comeback for...
Guide Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled Cheats - All Cheat Codes, What They Do, and How to Use Them
How to enter cheats for CTR
What cheats are there for Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled? What do the cheat codes do, and how do you use them? CTR is back with Nitro-Fueled on PlayStation 4, and it's brought a bunch of cheats with it. If you remember the codes from back in the PSone days, you'll know there are a few cheats you can use to unlock all...
Poll What Is Your PS4 Game of the Year 2019?
Voting is now open
We're about to have our say, and now it's time for you to have yours. As you may have noticed, we're starting to roll out our Game of the Year coverage here on the site, but tradition demands that we also present you lot with a poll so that you can decide the Push Square community's favourite PlayStation 4 title of 2019. The...
Game of the Year Liam's Top 5 PS4 Games of 2019
Alongside our staff-voted Game of the Year awards, each of our writers have crafted their own personal lists, covering their top five PlayStation 4 titles of 2019. Today, it's the turn of senior staff writer Liam Croft. 5. Days Gone: My thoughts on Days Gone are rather well documented on Push Square -- a game I was very quickly...
Game of the Year Best PSVR Game of 2019
Headset favourites
2019 hasn't been quite as much of a bumper year for PlayStation VR as it could have been, but that hasn't stopped a number of unique, special experiences making their way to the headset over the past 365 days. Making up for the lack of an Astro Bot Rescue Mission this time around are charming characters, comedy, and some gritty...
Feature The Biggest Trends of the PS4 Generation
How the way we play (and pay) has changed
Six years have passed since the PlayStation 4 launched, and even the most optimistic PlayStation fan may not have anticipated how good the generation was going to be. The PS4 has been home to an incredible array of console exclusives, and while there have been some stumbles along the way with things like...
Game of the Year Robert's Top 5 PS4 Games of 2019
Living for the hunt
Alongside our staff-voted Game of the Year awards, each of our writers have crafted their own personal lists, covering their top five PlayStation 4 titles of 2019. Today, it's the turn of deputy editor Robert Ramsey. 5. The Outer Worlds: The Outer Worlds is a lovingly made RPG that's basically Fallout: New Vegas in space...
Game of the Year Best PS4 Story of 2019
Narrative hooks
A video game's plot can be what makes or breaks the experience for many. Gameplay can be top-notch, but if there's no such intrigue or overarching mystery pushing you forward, some may check out before reaching the final station. And as the odd revolutionary experience pushes the boundaries of the industry further forward, it's on...
Guide Best PS4 Boxing Day 2019 Deals
Big PlayStation savings on Boxing Day
What are the best PS4 Boxing Day 2019 deals? The day after Christmas always used to be a big deal, but since Black Friday has grown in popularity, its significance has lessened. Nevertheless, you no doubt ended up with a bit of cash in your Xmas card yesterday, and you'll want to put it to good use. As such,...
Best PS4 Boxing Day Deals
Boxing Day 2019
Game of the Year Best PS4 RPG of 2019
Levelling up
It feels like every other video game nowadays can stake a claim to being a part of the RPG genre, in part thanks to the popularisation of its mechanics. Stats, levelling up, and abilities are all over the place, but it's the titles that use those elements in tangent with either a captivating story or deep, systems-filled gameplay that...
Talking Point What's Your Favourite PlayStation Game of the Decade?
You've read the articles on our defining PlayStation Games of the Decade, but what's your favourite? Our list was compiled on the basis of overall industry impact, so you may not necessarily agree with our shortlist. But between the likes The Last of Us, Journey, and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – well, it's safe to say we...
Game of the Decade
Game of the Decade The Near Misses That Deserve a Mention
If you've been reading the site this week, then you'll know that we've been counting down the best PlayStation Games of the Decade for a few days. Of course, deciding on the ten most impactful titles of the past ten years was tough, and so we'd be remiss to mention over a dozen more releases that almost made the cut. In this list,...
Feature We Wish You a Very Merry Christmas
Compliments of the season to you
The weather is gloomy as we write this, but there's already the scent of cinnamon in the air. By the time you read it, you'll be surrounded by tinsel, pine needles, and Ferrero Rocher wrappers. Whether you celebrate it or not, we want to wish you a very Merry Christmas – or a delightful 25th December if you...
Interview Getting Our Head on Straight with the Composers of MediEvil
Spooky scary skeletons
Next up in our ongoing series of composer interviews, we have the esteemed company of MediEvil composers Andrew Barnabas and Paul Arnold. They were the composing duo for the original release back in 1998, and we'll discuss how it felt to return to such a long-dormant property, why a new dynamic click track had to be made, as...
Tue 24th Dec 2019
Game of the Decade The Witcher 3 Set a New Standard for RPGs That's Yet to Be Topped
Geralt of Revered
We're listing the ten Games of the Decade. These are the ten PlayStation titles released over the past ten years that we believe have left a historic mark on the industry. Whether it's Destiny's impact on the Games as a Service space or Journey's innovative approach to online connectivity, these are the releases that the...
Game of the Year John's Top 5 PS4 Games of 2019
Strand up
Alongside our staff-voted Game of the Year awards, each of our writers have crafted their own personal lists, covering their top five PlayStation 4 titles of 2019. Today, it's the turn of reviewer John Cal McCormick. 5. Observation: Observation was one of the unexpected gems of 2019, for me. The unique selling point for this...
Guide All PSVR Aim Controller Compatible Games
Which titles support Sony's new gun?
Sony's virtual reality solution PSVR already requires significant investment, but the PlayStation VR Aim Controller really is worth owning if you're – ahem – aiming to get the most out of the headset. While the peripheral is only supported by a handful of games thus far, it really does add to the...
PlayStation VR Aim Controller
Feature The PS4 Games You Already Forgot Were Released in 2019
That was this year!?
2019 may not have been the best year for video games, but there is one sure-fire positive to take away from that fact: Push Square's annual list of the PlayStation 4 games you've already forgotten about has never been longer! That's right, while staff members and contributors put together their lists of what they thought was the...
Mon 23rd Dec 2019
Game of the Decade The Last of Us Changed the Face of Interactive Storytelling Forever
We're listing the ten Games of the Decade. These are the ten PlayStation titles released over the past ten years that we believe have left a historic mark on the industry. Whether it's Destiny's impact on the Games as a Service space or Journey's innovative approach to online connectivity, these are the releases that...
Game of the Year Jacob's Top 5 PS4 Games of 2019
Alongside our staff-voted Game of the Year awards, each of our writers have crafted their own personal lists, covering their top five PlayStation 4 titles of 2019. Today, it's the turn of reviewer Jacob Hull. 5. Afterparty: Dialogue worth its merit is sometimes hard to find in video games, but this is an area where developer Night...
Soapbox A Shout Out to Slay the Spire, One of the Year's Most Overlooked PS4 Gems
In our now-defunct Indie Bin feature, we covered a title by the name of Slay the Spire. With so many little games vying for our collective time, it's tough to give everything the same amount of attention. We now try to cover as many smaller experiences as we can with our relatively new Mini Review format, but this particular...
Game of the Decade Skyrim's Impact on RPGs and Open World Gaming Can Still Be Felt Eight Years Later
The Dragonborn Legend
Sun 22nd Dec 2019
Game of the Year Sammy's Top 5 PS4 Games of 2019
Alongside our staff-voted Game of the Year awards, each of our writers have crafted their own personal lists, covering their top five PlayStation 4 titles of 2019. Today, it's the turn of editor Sammy Barker. 5. Lonely Mountains: Downhill: I'm willing to bet that you haven't played Lonely Mountains: Downhill, and I understand why. We...
Game of the Decade PT Has Etched an Indelible Scar on Survival Horror for All Time
Moaner Lisa
We're listing the ten Games of the Decade. These are the ten PlayStation titles released over the past ten years that we believe have left a historic mark on the industry. Whether it's Destiny's impact on the Games as a Service space or Journey's innovative approach to online connectivity, these are the releases that the industry...
Sat 21st Dec 2019
Game of the Year Christian's Top 5 PS4 Games of 2019
Alongside our staff-voted Game of the Year awards, each of our writers have crafted their own personal lists, covering their top five PlayStation 4 titles of 2019. Today, it's the turn of reviewer Christian Kobza. 5. Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair: Impossible Lair deserves recognition for taking a doomed franchise and making...
Merry Christmas, everyone
It's time for our regular festive treat in the form of WAYP, this time with a wintery twist. Oh, who are we kidding? It's the same old WAYP as every week, we're just publishing this one a few days prior to Christmas. Hopefully you plan to be snuggled up somewhere warm and not braving the high street. Sammy Barker,...
Game of the Decade Minecraft's Emergent Gameplay and Player Freedom Led to Global Domination
You mine, and you craft
Round Up The Witcher Netflix Reviews Are All Over the Place
The verdicts are in
Netflix's adaptation of The Witcher is available for streaming right now, but is it any good? Henry Cavill stars as Geralt in the reworking of the book series, not the video games, and he is joined by the likes of Anya Chalotra as Yennefer of Vengerberg and Jodhi May playing Queen Calanthe. The streaming platform has already...
Guide How to Watch VR Porn on PSVR
Play virtual reality porn on PS4 with PlayStation VR
How do you watch VR porn on PSVR? For those of you who don't spend the day surrounded by supermodels sucking on Calippos, you may be wondering if you can put your spangly new PlayStation VR headset to… Alternative use. While manufacturer Sony has understandably shied away from making its...
PSVR Porn
Game of the Decade Journey Proved Once and for All That Games Can Be So Much More
Game of the Decade Fortnite Became the Biggest Video Game in the World
Soapbox Despite Being a Good Game, Life Is Strange 2 Wasn't Worth the Wait
Liam got tired of waiting
When it comes to episodic content, Hitman and Life Is Strange 2 are at complete polar opposites of one another. The 2016 reboot of Agent 47's stealthy escapades was lauded for its approach to content rollout -- giving players a new map, set of scenarios, and tons of challenges every two or so months to experiment with. It...
Game of the Decade Grand Theft Auto V Set the Precedent for Persistent Online Worlds
Ocean's 110 Million
Talking Point Is the Back Button Attachment an Attempt to Bring the DualShock 4 In Line with PS5?
And what does it suggest about the PS5 controller?
In case you missed it, Sony has just announced a very interesting DualShock 4 controller add-on named the Back Button Attachment. In a nutshell, this device clips onto your PlayStation 4 pad and provides you with two customisable buttons along the back of the controller. It will allow faster access...
Game of the Decade Destiny Paved the Way for Games as a Service
Game of the Decade Dark Souls Laid the Foundations for a New Genre
Plenty to chomp on
Man, it's been a busy week here at Push Square Towers. Not only did we cover a State of Play and The Game Awards, but we've also scheduled in almost 50 articles, which will run over the Christmas break. Yes, you ready that correctly – fifty. We're looking forward to some game time this weekend. Stephen Tailby, Associate...
Round Up What Was Announced at The Game Awards 2019?
All the PS4 reveals
What was announced at The Game Awards 2019? If you happened to miss Geoff Keighley's epic two and a half hour broadcast, then you need not worry. We've gathered together every PlayStation 4 headline from the show in the list below. That includes the PlayStation 5 announcement of Godfall, the reveal of Microsoft's next-gen...
Talking Point Did The Game Awards 2019 Deliver the Hype?
Evaluating Keighley's gifts
Host Geoff Keighley has just wrapped up this year's annual Game Awards, delivering on his promise to celebrate the best games of 2019 and give us a glimpse into the future with numerous game announcements and updates. Surprisingly, there weren't too many rumours floating about going into the show itself, meaning that we...
Live Watch The Game Awards 2019 Livestream Right Here
Live blog and chat from Geoff Keighley's big event
The Game Awards have become an annual highlight in the gaming calendar, and you can enjoy them live right here. As always, there'll be updates on upcoming PlayStation 4 titles, as well as announcements of new ones. And a bunch of Sony published titles, like Death Stranding, are nominated for awards...
Guide What Time Does The Game Awards 2019 Start?
Which games are nominated?
When is The Game Awards 2019? What time does The Game Awards start? The video game industry's biggest awards show is back once again this December, so of course, you'll want to know when you can tune in to find out who has scooped up all the awards and get a glimpse of the future of gaming. Within this guide, we'll let you...
Talking Point Should Capcom Remake Resident Evil 4?
What're ya developin?
Resident Evil 2 has already proven to be incredibly lucrative for Japanese publisher Capcom. After shipping over four million copies just a month into the game's time on the market, it's clear why the Osaka-based company already has Resident Evil 3 in the works for 2020. The remakes capitalize on that sweet PSone nostalgia to...
Guide Best (Ugliest) PlayStation Christmas Jumpers and Sweaters to Keep You Warm This Holiday
Whether you like them or not, Christmas jumpers have become a staple of the holiday. Their woollen warmth make them perfect for the wintry days ahead, and their garish designs will raise smiles and grimaces in equal measure. There's a sickly joy to these fluffy sweaters, and what's even better is that you can find...
Reaction PlayStation's Most Ardent Fans Are Feeling Frustrated and Insecure
The current state of play
There are PlayStation fans, and then there are PlayStation fans. If you're reading this, you probably fall somewhere in the middle; we're guessing your interest in games expands beyond the next Call of Duty release date, but hopefully you're not one of these social media nutters who attacks developers for including a...
Building the list
What was announced during Sony PlayStation's latest State of Play livestream? If you happened to miss the 20 minute broadcast, you'll be able to find every headline that has formed Push Square's coverage in the list below. That includes the reveal of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis for PlayStation 4, the return of Ghost of Tsushima, and...
Talking Point Did Sony's Last State of Play of 2019 Live Up to Expectations?
Going out on a high
Sony sprung a very pleasant surprise on us all when it confirmed that one more State of Play livestream was planned to take place before 2020 rolls around, bringing with it a lot of rumours and excitement. Various games were speculated to put in an appearance, so it was a delight to receive official confirmation of the Resident...
Resident Evil 3! Untitled Goose Game! Ghost of Tsushima?
It's the last State of Play of 2019, and Sony's going to need to put in a big performance if it hopes to satiate, well, insatiable fans. We know that Resident Evil 3's almost guaranteed to put in appearance, but what of first-party titles like Ghost of Tsushima? Join us live from 6AM PT...
Feature The Best PS4 Music of November 2019
One last push
Another new month brings with another slate of titles, and with that, more music. This month we had an absolute goldmine, including some best of the year frontrunners both big and small, as well as a few other pretty fantastic scores. What are you waiting for? Let's dive in. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order: The music of a galaxy...
Mon 9th Dec 2019
Feature 6 PS4 Announcements to Expect During This Week's State of Play
Sony's set to close out 2019 with one last State of Play broadcast, and clocking in at over 20 minutes, we're hoping for a humdinger ahead of the holidays. While the manufacturer is remaining tight-lipped regarding the nature of the pre-recorded stream, there are a few rumours flying...
Guide PS4, PSVR, PS3, Vita - Which Should You Buy the Kids for Christmas?
A parent's guide to PlayStation consoles
What's the difference between all the PlayStation consoles? Should you get your children a PS4? Which PS4 should you buy for Christmas? If you're unfamiliar with game consoles, it might seem like a confusing bunch of mumbo-jumbo. What's the difference between a PS4 and a PS4 Pro? What do you need for...
Sun 8th Dec 2019
Feature The Game Awards 2019 Predictions - 10 Announcements We're Expecting
Predicting Keighley's surprises
If the past couple of years are anything to go by, The Game Awards is an event worth tuning in for. After a handful of poor, menial shows at the start of the PlayStation 4 generation, which at their worst saw Joel McHale's attempt at a comedy act in the presenter role, Geoff Keighley has managed to bring back some...
Game of the Month Best PS4 Games of November 2019
Cars, strands, lightsabers, and empires
With Game of the Year 2019 fast approaching, we almost, almost forgot about Game of the Month for November 2019 -- but we're here now. November was a solid month for PlayStation loyalists, with Sony's current-gen console offering a steady stream of highly rated titles. But as always, only one can be crowned...


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Episode 6 Food Network Star
Blog 6 – Shark Week
Sink or swim?
Coming off a high from last week's episode, I was feeling good walking into the kitchen. I felt at ease and finally got my groove in this competition.
That is until….our first challenge, we had to create a new spin for a favorite family recipe. Everyone has a family favorite recipe that has been passed down for generations, so I was looking forward to sharing another Patel clan recipe. Throughout the season, I've taken such pride in sharing my family's connection to food, recipes, and stories. There's just something magical about making tried-and-true family recipes. Passed down from generation to generation, these favorites evoke such nostalgia. From classic cakes and cookies to comforting dinners, soups and sides, find traditional dishes—and the stories behind them—that will take you back to your grandma's or your mother's kitchen. I've really enjoyed connecting my culture, tradition and family history.
But nothing is ever so simple in this competition. This challenge was no different. Bobby and Giada informed us that even though we may love our family recipes just as they are, our cooking stations would have a card with a new culinary twist to make to our recipe. In addition to this twist, we had to film an Instagram story about the process while we cooked, and food blogger Molly Yeh popped in to help judge. My feeling on this challenge was simple – if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Family favorites are just that – favorites! I really didn't see the need to muck up a perfectly good thing. But that didn't change the fact that our mentor challenge required us to modify our family recipe. I found myself in a 'situation'.
My favorite family recipe is a lentil stew. Lentils are a staple in the Patel household. With dozens of varieties and colors, there's never a lack of options. They are inexpensive, hearty and most of all packed with so much goodness. You can see why I was excited to make lentil stew. However, when I got to my cooking station and turned over my card, I was shocked to see the words "make a sandwich". What? That meant turning my stew into a sandwich!
Ok, that's just cruel. Lentils take almost 20 minutes to cook and we only had 30 minutes to finish our dish. In a stroke of brilliance (luck?!), I remembered my favorite Indian street food, which is essentially a sandwich made out of vegetables, served on a bun. Ok, now I had a direction to go in. Lentils are watery, so I added starchy vegetables like cauliflower, potatoes, and carrots to soak up the liquid to form a patty. I seasoned the lentil burger with a blend of North African spices containing cumin, ginger, cinnamon, and allspice. These are most often used in savory dishes, rubbed on meat or fish and, in my case, my lentil sandwich.
To further complicate matters, I had to run around with a phone in my hand and do Instagram stories throughout the challenge. Instagram and I are dear friends trust me! I'd never miss an opportunity to story, live, boomerang or hyper zoom, but the stress of the challenge got the best of me. Honestly, the social media piece was an afterthought. I know how to use all the features, but I placed more importance on my food this go round.
During judging our special guest judge, Molly Yeh, Bobby, and Giada all agreed my sandwich was quite creative and delivered on taste (yay). But I bombed the Instagram portion royally. Can't win them all.
Manny aced the Mentor Challenge with a series of Instagram Stories that were not only fun and funny but also with a Macaroni and Cheese Egg Roll that leaves Bobby wanting (many) more. Manny earned the win and won an advantage in the Star Challenge. Keep this fact in mind!
Star Challenge
In this star challenge, our theme was pretty obvious from the title: "Shark Week". Our task as a team was to put on a five-course, VIP themed dinner in celebration of the 20th Anniversary of Shark Night, which was based on shark food. We weren't cooking shark though - we were cooking fish that are part of a shark's diet. Bobby and Giada told us we would work as a team to execute each other's course. A refreshing moment to be sous chefs. Drawing out of a bag, each of us chose a course and got a seafood ingredient inspired by the different shark's diet. Given I didn't get to make my lentil stew, I picked a soup and got crab as my seafood. Phew, I would finally get to make that crab bisque.
The list of seafood was diverse, including crab, clams, and yellowtail. Remember Manny's win? Well, he got an advantage in this challenge. That advantage was that he could switch the main ingredient for his dish in the main challenge with any of us – that meant me. He took my crab and left me with yellowtail. What kind of soup was I going to make with a fish that's served raw? Oh, Manny! I was not thrilled to be working within the confines of yellowtail soup. The irony! I had just turned the soup into a sandwich and now I had to turn raw fish into a soup!
In another set of twists and turns, I was the only one to get a half of a fish to butcher. Everyone else had seafood that was already prepared. Much of my hour went into meticulously butchering fish. I should mention that I've butchered whole fish before, but never with dull knives.
I decided to do a cold soup similar to green gazpacho, with apples, celery, cucumber and yellowtail, topped with pickled apples and chilies. The soup had a bright and bold flavor, served cold and is a perfect preparation for the yellowtail.
We opened as a team and then individually presented our dish to the judges. Special guest judge for this challenge is none other than Man v. Food's Casey Webb who helped Giada De Laurentiis and Bobby Flay decide which one of us would be shark bait. Get it?
My problem started when the judges said my dish didn't have balance. Too much acid, they said. I respectfully disagree. It is unfortunate that they thought this of my soup and even though it wasn't a hit with the judges, the mentors finally noticed my presentation skills. And Bobby said, "I was bright and energetic and smiled". Score!
The top dish was clearly Christian's pasta dish and then Amy's squid. Manny struggled with his execution of the crab fritters and Katie was eliminated this week. She is the warmest, kindest and most vivacious person I met in this competition. I think she is a talented chef, but according to the judges, the clam dish was not her best execution. I guess sometimes it's a shark-eat-shark kind of world.
Love hearing from you all; please keep the comments coming. Thank you so much for following my journey.
Lentil Sandwich
1 cup cooked red lentils
1 cup chickpeas, canned (drained)
1 egg, whisked
1 carrot, grated
1/2 cup cauliflower, grated
1 small zucchini, grated
1/4 red or green bell pepper, finely chopped (optional)
2-3 green onions, finely chopped
3-4 tbsp vegan mayo (or sub for hummus)
1/2 tablespoon cumin
1 teaspoon garma masala
2 tablespoons oil, additional for sauteing
Brioche buns, toasted
Lightly mash chickpeas with a fork. Add the lentils and mix well.
In a medium pan, add oil cook onions, carrots, peppers, cauliflower, zucchini, cook for 5-7 minutes. Season with salt and spices. Cool.
Add cooled vegetables, mayo, egg, lemon juice, spices, and salt. Mix thoroughly with a fork.
Mix lentils and chickpeas with vegetables thoroughly with a fork to even out the texture.
Form into patties and chill for 3+hours.
Add oil to a pan and sear patties on both sides
Serve on top of buns topped with fig jam
Green Gazpacho
4 cucumbers—peeled, seeded and chopped
3 sticks celery, chopped
2 cups apples, chopped (plus 1/4 cup small diced)
1 red chili, sliced thinly
1 small garlic clove
2 teaspoons distilled white vinegar
4 ounces, hamachi sliced
In a blender, combine the cucumbers, celery, apples, garlic, olive oil, lemon juice, vinegar and 1 cup of water; puree until smooth. Season with salt. The soup can be refrigerated overnight. Garnish with apples and chilies.
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Q: get asp:textbox value in client side using javascript function doesn't work This code doesn't display the value, I don't know why?
I have server control:
<asp:TextBox ID="txtTest" runat="server" Visible="false" TextMode="MultiLine"
                    Rows="3" Columns="23" CssClass="white-scroll" />

in javascript function:
var eventText = document.getElementById('<%=txtTest.ClientID%>').value;
alert (eventText);

I enter text then click on button that call the javascript function, but the alert box doesn't display the entered text.
EDIT: when I initialize the text with Text="some text", it is displayed in alert, I want to enter text in client side and get the value of it in the Javascript function.
Thanks

A: Using label or textbox visible set false so it can access the value in JavaScript
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Make a div and set style="display:none;" so label is not display at UI(browser) but value can access in JavaScript.

A: This is because you server Control is called "txtTest" not "txtEventDescription"
change your javascript function to :
var eventText = document.getElementById('<%=txtTest.ClientID%>').value;
alert (eventText);

EDIT: ok, I see you've now changed the post to show the code and renamed the js control, so above is no longer relevant (for those who are confused by my answer) :-)
The problem is the Visible="false" - this control will not render into the client and will therefore not be accessible via javascript (as the HTML element does not exist client side)
So, hide the element using CSS and then call alert on it. Sample snippet
CSS
.hide-element {
    display: none;
}

HTML Markup
<asp:TextBox ID="txtTest" runat="server"
        Columns="23"
        CssClass="white-scroll hide-element"
        Rows="3"
        TextMode="MultiLine"/>

JavaScript
var eventText = document.getElementById('<%=txtTest.ClientID%>').value;
alert (eventText);

This way you will definitely get an alert.
You alert is empty because you have not set the property Text for your asp:Textbox

A: Make it Visible="true" to your textbox and than test.
<asp:TextBox ID="txtTest" runat="server" TextMode="MultiLine"
                    Rows="3" Columns="23" CssClass="white-scroll" />

A: if "txtTest" textbox has visible="false" in that case its not render on html code on client machine and if it hasn't on client's html code then how javascript calls this textbox. Because when javascript search this textbox by its id it doesn't find and it gives an error.

A: you can assign any other custom attribute to the control i.e.
    <asp:TextBox ID="txtTest" runat="server" Visible="false" TextMode="MultiLine"
                        Rows="3" Columns="23" CssClass="white-scroll"
 clientID="myClientID" />

and then access control using jquery like
var txtVal = $('textbox[clientID=myClientID]').val();

hope it helps.

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Most applications normally display a feedback using asterisks (*******) when a user is typing a password, but on the Linux terminal, when a normal user runs the sudo command to gain super user privileges, he/she is asked for a password, but no visual feedback is seen by the user while typing the password.
In this article, we will show how to display asterisks as feedback when you type passwords in the terminal in Linux.
You can enable the password feedback feature in /etc/sudoers file, but first create a backup of the file, then open it for editing using the visudo command.
Search for the following line.
And append pwfeedback to it, so that it looks like this.
Now press Esc key and type :wq to save and close the file. But if you are using nano editor, save the file by hitting "Ctrl+x" and then "y" followed by "ENTER" to close it.
Then run the command below to reset your terminal for the above changes to start working.
That's it, now you should be able to see a visual feedback (****) every time when you typing a password on the terminal, as shown in the following screen shot.
If you have any Linux terminal tips or tricks to share with us, use the comment section below.
While the asterisk thing is sometimes justified, for the most part it is just a nuisance. What is needed is the capability to optionally disable it.
Looked this up for a bit to see how it worked, turns out you're discouraged to use env_reset. This is why when I looked into my sudoers file everything was achieved instead via env_keep += "".
You can just choose to put Default pwfeedback as its own line probably pretty much anywhere in the sudoers file.
The point was to do it WITHOUT modifying sudoers!
Many places (large places) have very tight control on the sudoers, and rightly so.
Modifying it for your personal gain is not allowed.
Also if you have 700+ systems each with their own sudoers setup, you don't want to be changing it. I distribute my home and it then works on all the systems.
My technique using the SUDO_ASKPASS hook (with sudo -A option) does not require changes to the system level configuration, it works at a personal level! I also do things to allow me to setup some environment root shell via sudo (for things like X windows).
Again more personal things you don't really want set globally.
Now you can use that password input program.
Instead of systemd-ask-password you can also DIY a program to do the same such as described here, and the final resulting shell script here.
This script will fall back to using systemd-ask-password, if available while also fixing some annoyances with that command to do with TTY settings when interrupted.
You will have to modify sudo configuration as shown, to the best of our knowledge. Once we find a way to "get sudo to display stars for password entry WITHOUT modifying the sudo configuration", we will let you know. Thanks for the feedback.
No configuration changes needed! The echo stars is handled by the external password reader, then passed to sudo.
I use this technique all the time on Solaris as well as Redhat v5 thru v7.
Thanks for appreciating our work and for the kind words of encouragement.
It might be a good idea for you to mention WHY sudo doesn't do this. Showing asterisks is a security risk, it allows someone (over the shoulder, or screenshot, etc) to know the number of characters you entered, which allows you to reduce the number of brute force attempts.
oh, and more commonly sudo-ing in tmux/screen in a shared session.
I suppose you are sharing the same concern as @RTR, in case you are operating computers in security critical environments then you can leave this feature turned off, especially where there are strict security policies in place against such practices. But i believe it is useful on personal computers or home work stations.
Yes there are reasons for not showing asterisks. And there are also ways to still get keypress feedback without showing how may characters you typed. It all depends on how you set up your "askpass" program.
I listed some ideas for this in my study text file passwd_input.txt.
* Output a random number of stars with each character input.
But you may need to keep track of the number for 'deletes'.
+ Cycle a spinning line, \ | / - or pulsing star . + * + .
animation when you get a delete or reset line signal.
"systemd-ask-password" actually does this, printing "(no echo)".
What for? To make sure that nobody is going to be able to look over your shoulder and lift your password? There are far simpler ways of thwarting this particular attack vector. This is an idea that looked virtuous originally, that was never that great, that probably creates more issues than it solves, and that should be ditched, once and for all.
Good concern, but i believe as long as the password is not seen, there should really be some kind of visual feedback for a user to know the length of a password they have typed, particularly for long passwords.
However, if you are working in security critical environments then you can disable this feature, especially where there are strict security policies in place against such practices.
Use nano much? "Ctrl+x" and "Ctrl + y" does not save a file with nano. "Ctrl+x" then "y" followed by "ENTER" does.
Thanks for the heads up, we will correct it in the article.
You correct, it should be y to save and Enter to close the file, corrected in the writeup as suggested.


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Lord Hanson died this week after a battle against cancer. News Editor NEIL ATKINSON recalls the views and opinions of a man who never forgot his Huddersfield roots.
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"They pretend it's just a matter of economics. But the euro-zoners openly admit they seek to transfer power to the centre. To Brussels, God forbid."
Lord Hanson added, to the delight of his audience: "There are 56 words in the Lord's Prayer, 297 in the Ten Commandments and 1,300 words in the American Declaration of Independence. And from Brussels, there are 27,000 words in a directive on duck eggs."
Lord Hanson was renowned for his forthright views about industry and about politics, enjoying the fierce debates in the House of Lords which he attended regularly as a Conservative backbencher.
But the tough businessman had a softer side - passionate about music and the arts.
He was a governor of Sadler's Wells, home of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, for many years, and also championed Huddersfield Choral Society.
"What might sometimes be overlooked is our widespread inbred knowledge and love of singing.
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"It brings joy and happiness to us all as well as the pleasure it gives to millions worldwide who enjoy the Choral Society.
"Happiness from that is a vital part of work.
"Get stuck in and help yourself. The quality of the workpeople will see you through.
"Sing a constant song of praise to our good fortune in being here."
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Your service food was great too and creatively presented. We had lots of compliments on both service and food.
Also Raphaël, I want to say what a pleasure it was to plan all this with you. You were so easy to work with – always prompt with your replies and very accommodating. You really took a lot of the stress out of the food decisions.
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A transesophageal echocardiogram (TEE) is a diagnostic procedure used to asses the condition and function of the heart using high frequency waves.
This is done in a hospital setting where images of your heart are recorded by introducing an ultrasound transducer into the esophagus.
A TEE may have been ordered for you to obtain a more detailed image of your heart compared to a transthoracic echocardiogram done over the chest.
The transmission of beams to the heart may be difficult to reach in patients with over-crowding of the ribs, obesity, or emphysema.
In a transesophageal approach, the esophagus sits directly behind the heart without having to pass through any barriers.
TEE is a common diagnostic procedure, although with any medical procedure it carries risks.
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If you are pregnant or suspect you may be pregnant, let the physician know.
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You will be asked to have blood work done some time before the procedure.
You will be asked to sign a consent form to perform the diagnostic procedure.
Remove nail polish, necklaces, rings, bracelets, and any other jewelry before the procedure.
Do not eat or drink anything from midnight the night before your procedure. You may have small sips of water to take your medicine. The procedure is usually done in the morning. This is done to reduce the risk of vomiting and aspiration during the procedure.
A sedative will be given to you prior to the procedure to help you relax.
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