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This has made me pause to wonder. When I am unhappy in my life's work, is it just circumstantial and temporary? Or is it because I am not doing what I should be doing?
I think this thing God wants us to be can change over time. I think at one time God wanted me to teach. But there came a point where it seemed to cause nothing but heartache for me. Yet, I kept going back for more. I THINK I see now that that door is closed. That chapter is over.
I love writing and right now it's making me happy. That is no guarantee it's what I should be doing. There are a LOT of things one could say makes them happy, but that doesn't mean they should be doing them.
All I know to do now is take it to the Lord daily and ask Him to guide me every day.
What about you? Do you feel you are where you're supposed to be?


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Brazil's Bolsonaro seeks ouster of chief election official amid coup threats
Miguel Andrade
On August 20, Brazil's fascistic President Jair Bolsonaro took another step in his preparations for an overthrow of the 2022 elections, in which he faces an evergrowing prospect of defeat. Bolsonaro sent the Brazilian Senate a petition to remove Supreme Court (STF) Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who has been chosen by the Electoral Court (TSE) to oversee next year's general elections.
As widely anticipated, the petition was repealed by the president of the Senate days later, a fact entirely secondary to Bolsonaro's plans.
Brazilian Army commandos. (Credit: Marcos Corrêa/PR)
Moraes is not only the next chief election official, but also the leading judge in an investigation targeting organizers of demonstrations calling for the army to shut down the STF as well as Congress. This probe recently moved a step closer to Bolsonaro himself.
Bolsonaro charged Moraes with curbing the fascist organizers' "freedom of speech." Among them is the head of the right-wing Brazilian Labor Party (PTB), who had recently organized the mass entry of the traditional fascist Integralista movement into the party's ranks. On August 20 itself, the Federal Police (PF) carried a search-and-seizure operation against Bolsonaro supporters, who had called for an armed invasion of the STF and Congress on Brazilian independence day, September 7.
Bolsonaro's charges against Moraes are aimed at turning the TSE into a target of violence by his most loyal supporters, including a number of active-duty military officers and fascistic mobs, in the run-up to the October 2022 elections.
He is studiously following the playbook of Donald Trump. His son, Eduardo, has been in constant consultation with Trump's extreme right-wing allies, including Steve Bannon. The goal is to provoke enough violence and chaos to sway the armed forces into intervening in support of his allegations that the elections are being actively manipulated against him. Bolsonaro counts on the bloody history of the Brazilian armed forces, which barely four decades ago were at the helm of a 21-year blood-soaked dictatorship backed by US imperialism. This regime served, from the 1964 coup on, as an operational and political bridgehead for the imposition of even bloodier fascist-military dictatorships across the region.
At the heart of the coup plotting is an all-out attack on Brazil's electronic voting system. Bolsonaro relentlessly claims the system is an "unverifiable" black box, and only a backup printer attached to every electronic ballot box could make it trustworthy. He also claims that the 2014 elections were rigged to guarantee the victory of the Workers Party (PT), a claim denied by the runner-up Aécio Neves and every significant political force, and that in 2018 he was robbed of votes in order to force a second round contest with the PT. His claims have been vehemently and repeatedly denied by every concerned party, including the TSE, the Federal Police and all congressional parties.
In order to press ahead with his plans to overturn the coming election, Bolsonaro sent to Congress a constitutional amendment mandating the use of "printed ballot" backups for 2022, which failed to pass the House threshold of 60 percent required to make constitutional changes. However, 40 percent of deputies cast ballots in favor of the proposal just hours after Bolsonaro ordered a column of tanks to roll past Congress and the STF in what was widely recognized as a threat.
The substantial support for the measure, despite every congressional party taking a position against it, was claimed by Bolsonaro as a moral victory. After the vote, he claimed that the House vote was illegitimate because deputies voting against his proposal did so out of fear of retribution by the TSE and the STF.
The timing of the action against Moraes, coming barely hours after the September 7 demonstration's organizers were targeted by investigators, has been seen—correctly—by the fascists as a presidential endorsement.
According to political pundit Guilherme Amado of Metrópoles, Bolsonaro himself has shared on WhatsApp groups a fascistic call for demonstrations as preparation for a "counter-coup," making a reference to the 1964 coup, which the military still describes as a "revolution" and a "reaction" to supposed plans to install a communist dictatorship.
In the calls, the actions of Congress, the TSE and the STF are described as illegal, and the case is made that demonstrations are needed to guarantee the armed forces "popular support" for a "reaction" against electoral fraud.
The call has gained support from a number of deputies of the so-called "bullet caucus" of retired Military Police (PM) officers, who are specifically calling for soldiers to attend. At least one PM commanding officer, Col. Aleksander Lacerda, head of seven battalions policing the Sorocaba metropolitan region in São Paulo with a total of 5,000 soldiers, has explicitly endorsed the calls for soldiers to attend the demonstration.
In extraordinary remarks a day after relieving Lacerda of his command, São Paulo Governor João Doria of the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB), warned a meeting of 24 governors of the "danger of Bolsonaro loyalist infiltration" of Military Police battalions, stressing that his government's intelligence branch was seeing the growth of movements proposing to "put governors against the wall."
Doria's talk of "infiltration" is an almost delusional understatement. Soldiers with Brazil's 27 state-controlled Military Police corps are widely known to overwhelmingly support Bolsonaro. Created by the 1964-1985 dictatorship, the PMs have 500,000 soldiers in their ranks and their own military justice system, through which soldiers routinely escape punishment for the 6,000 yearly deaths at their hands. The PMs are headed by governors in peace time, but immediately transferred to the army chain of command in case of war or a state of siege. With their daily practice of murder and torture throughout Brazil, the PMs constitute the most fertile breeding ground for Bolsonaro's fascistic agitation.
His hopeless appeals for governors to root out "infiltrators" exposes both the extraordinary crisis facing Brazilian capitalism and the fecklessness of the bourgeois opposition, led by the PT, which had Doria's PSDB as a traditional right-wing opponent before the rise of Bolsonaro.
Bolsonaro is haunted by multiple corruption scandals, tying his family to money laundering, the Rio de Janeiro crime underworld and a multibillion-dollar kickback scheme within the Health Ministry in the purchase of COVID-19 vaccines.
At the same time, the 2022 elections will be held under the shadow of what the army has already termed a "social bomb" of rising unemployment, poverty, inflation and an uncontrolled pandemic that has inflicted, so far, 20 million cases and 577,000 official COVID-19 deaths. The containment of such a "social bomb," for which the ruling class has no progressive solution, is the objective root of the authoritarian drift of the Brazilian political system as a whole, of which Bolsonaro's ultimate rise and coup preparations are the most advanced expression.
Under such conditions, the bourgeois opposition, even facing the threat of being itself "put against the wall," as stated by Doria, places its entire hopes at the hands of the military command. On Sunday, two days after the action against Moraes, the conservative Estado de S. Paulo ran as its main headline "Five former presidents consult with generals about coup threats."
In the report, the newspaper's military correspondent Marcelo Godoy recounted the frenzied palace intrigue behind endless declarations in the press that "there will be no coup" in 2022. In fact, such reassurances are belied by the fact that not a week goes by without a newspaper headline recounting a given governor, judge or reporter being informed by "unnamed" generals, once again, that democracy is safe.
The real meaning of these "democratic reassurances" can be grasped from the candid remarks of Senator Alessandro Vieira, who is a member of the Senate's inquiry commission (CPI) on Bolsonaro's handling of the pandemic, on August 17. Vieira told El País about Bolsonaro's former chief-of-staff and now Defense Minister Gen. Walter Braga Netto: "[I]t is clear that if we are a serious country, we need him to testify." That was not possible, he said, because "senators fear an armed reaction," concluding "when you get to this point, maybe you don't have a democracy anymore."
As Vieira was interviewed by El País, Braga Netto was speaking to a joint session of the Senate's Finance, Defense and Administration committees, where he denied that the military had imposed a dictatorship through the US-backed coup of 1964. He continued with a barely veiled threat against the senators, "[I]f we had had a dictatorship, many wouldn't be here, executions" would have taken place. Before his presidency, Bolsonaro repeatedly claimed that the military should have "killed 30,000."
Bolsonaro's herd immunity policy was coordinated by senior military officers, with an active duty general at the head of the Health Ministry, for most of the pandemic. While divisions remain high over support for Bolsonaro and growing sections of the political establishment are turning against him, seeing his provocative policies as a liability for Brazilian capitalism, the free rein given to the likes of Braga Netto is a sharp warning of the dangers confronted by workers, whatever Bolsonaro's immediate fate.
Fighting the continued and murderous "herd immunity" policy, the growth of social inequality and the turn of the ruling class towards dictatorship requires a political break with Bolsonaro's bourgeois opposition, including the PT and its pseudo-left allies. In their unbreakable defense of the capitalist profit system, they fear an independent political movement of the working class far more than they fear a new and far bloodier military coup.
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Verizon Employees, Foundation Support El Salvador Quake Relief Effort
NEW YORK -- In the wake of the devastating Jan. 13 earthquake and accompanying mudslides in El
Salvador, Verizon Communications' Hispanic Support Organization and Verizon Foundation have partnered to assist
in raising funds for disaster relief efforts.
The Hispanic Support Organization, a Verizon employee resource group, and Verizon Foundation, the corporation's
philanthropic arm, launched an employee fundraising drive. Verizon employees' donations to Catholic Relief Services,
targeted toward El Salvador, will be matched by the foundation through mid-February.
"The horrific earthquake in El Salvador touched the hearts of many Verizon employees and customers,"
said Suzanne DuBose, president of Verizon Foundation. "By partnering with our employees and with an
outstanding human service agency that specializes in disaster recovery and care, we hope to help thousands of
Salvadorans in their time of need."
Dora Torres, an executive board member of Verizon's Hispanic Support Organization said: "A number of
Verizon employees are Salvadorans and have friends and relatives still living in El Salvador about whom we are very
concerned. We are reaching out to our fellow employees for their financial support and are pleased that Verizon
Foundation is supporting us in this effort."
Verizon Foundation supports a variety of programs that focus on improving literacy, bridging the digital divide,
enriching communities through technology and creating a skilled workforce. Verizon Foundation promotes
partnerships in technology with organizations serving the needs of diverse communities, people with disabilities, and the
economically and socially disadvantaged across the United States and selected foreign countries. The foundation also
supports a Volunteer Incentive Program and matching gift programs for Verizon employees. For more information,
visit www.verizon.com/foundation on the Internet.
Verizon Communications (NYSE:VZ), formed by the merger of Bell Atlantic and GTE, is one of the world's leading
providers of communications services. Verizon companies are the largest providers of wireline and wireless
communications in the United States, with more than 101 million access line equivalents and more than 27 million
wireless customers. A Fortune 10 company with more than 260,000 employees and approximately $60 billion in
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Q: C: Data Types & Casting with printf() I'm fairly new to programming, and am starting to get used to C. I apologize if this is a repeat question (I don't know the underlying process i.e. what to search for).
I'm working with a simple program to get used to the nuances of data types:
main(){
    int i;
    float a,b;

    i = 2;
    a = 2.0;
    b = 4.0;

    printf("%d %1.1f", i/b,a/b);
}

I expected the program to print 0 0.5 (since a and b are both floats and I am printing their ratio as a float), yet the program printed 0 0.0 (I'm using gcc -o). However, when I reverse the printf order (without switching the order of corresponding variables), that is:
printf("%1.1f %d", i/b,a/b);

The print result is 0.5 0. I'm not exactly sure what's happening here. It appears that in the first program b is being converted to int in i/b and fails to be converted to float in a/b. However, in the second variant, b doesn't have any trouble printing out as two different types. Can ints not be coerced into floats? Can someone explain this or point me in the right direction?
Thanks!

A: You are invoking undefined behaviour.
printf is a vararg function, there is no link between the format string and how the other arguments are passed to the function. The usual rules for / apply so i/b stays a double and is passed as it is to printf, this causes undefined behaviour when the function tries to read it as an int.
If you compile with -Wall you will see these warnings
a.c: In function 'main':
a.c:12:12: warning: format '%d' expects argument of type 'int', but argument 2 has type 'double' [-Wformat=]
     printf("%d %1.1f", i/b,a/b);
             ^

A: I get a different result.
#include <stdio.h>

int main(){
    int i;
    float a,b;

    i = 2;
    a = 2.0;
    b = 4.0;

    printf("%d %1.1f", i/b,a/b);
}

1432933728 0.5

gcc -Wall provides a warning.  You should always be running with -Wall to get helpful warnings.
$ gcc -Wall try.c
try.c:12:24: warning: format specifies type 'int' but the argument has type 'float' [-Wformat]
    printf("%d %1.1f", i/b,a/b);
            ~~         ^~~
            %f
1 warning generated.

printf is doing something bizarre when it interprets the float as an integer.  C is not intelligent about data and will simply apply the raw binary floating point number as an integer.  It will usually get garbage.
When I fix that by changing it to printf("%1.1f %1.1f", i/b,a/b); I get the expect result of 0.5 0.5.
This is Apple's "gcc", which is actually clang.
$ gcc --version
Configured with: --prefix=/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr --with-gxx-include-dir=/usr/include/c++/4.2.1
Apple LLVM version 6.1.0 (clang-602.0.53) (based on LLVM 3.6.0svn)
Target: x86_64-apple-darwin14.4.0
Thread model: posix

While I got a different result, the lesson is you can't cast a float to a decimal with %d.  Generally, function argument types will not be cast for you, even printf.  You have to do it with explicit type casting.  You could have written this...
printf("%1.1f %d", i/b, (int)(a/b));

Note the extra parens are necessary because type casting has a higher precedence than division.
Rather than relying on type casting, you get better control by explicitly rounding a floating point result using ceil(), floor(), round() and related functions.

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NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter Reschedules Fourth Flight After Mishap
After completing three historic flights on Mars' surface, NASA's Ingenuity helicopter failed to switch into flight mode for its fourth take-off, NASA explained.
The intended flight was trialed on Thursday, April 29. However, as NASA said, according to its data the helicopter is safe and in good health, and the team plans on attempting its fourth flight again today, April 30 at 10:46 PM EDT (12:30 PM local Mars time).
However much the failed fourth flight might have sounded like a surprise to us mere mortals, NASA was prepared for this possibility. For every time the Ingenuity flies, its chances of switching to flight mode have a failure rate of 15 percent. So something was bound to go amiss at some stage, especially given the early stages of experimenting.
Aim high, and fly, fly again. The #MarsHelicopter's ambitious fourth flight didn't get off the ground, but the team is assessing the data and will aim to try again soon. We'll keep you posted. https://t.co/TNCdXWcKWE pic.twitter.com/HDaF0fAILs
— NASA JPL (@NASAJPL) April 29, 2021
But what NASA has already managed to do on Mars' surface belongs in the history books. The list of Ingenuity's achievements is already long: unlock and unfold from its stored position aboard the Perseverance rover, confirm communications with the rover and flight operators on Earth, keep autonomously warm through the freezing Martian nights where temperatures plummet to minus 130 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 90 degrees Celcius), unlock and spin rotor blades, and so much more.
Included in the "so much more" section is the fact that the Ingenuity was the first technology to test powered flight on another world. Ever. As part of its 30-day mission, the Ingenuity carried out its first three Martian flights, all of which took place this month.
For the first flight on April 19, the 1.8 kg (four pounds) Mars helicopter flew to about three meters (10 feet) above the ground, hovered, turned, and landed. Given Mars' atmosphere is extremely thin, less than one percent of Earth's density, this feat is extraordinary.
Its second flight on April 22 saw the helicopter fly for 51.9 seconds, soared to five meters (16 feet) into the Martian air, tilted to five degrees in order to accelerate at a sideways slant for about two meters (seven feet). It flew at a speed of 0.49 meters per second (1.6 feet per second).
And for its third successful flight on April 25, the Ingenuity flew faster and further than its previous two flights. It reached a height of five meters (16 feet) and flew a distance of 50 meters (164 feet). It also broke its own speed record by flying at about two meters per second (6.6 feet per second).
As for its upcoming fourth flight, NASA is hopeful it'll "Aim high, and fly, fly again," as it posted on Twitter. The hope is that the helicopter flies for up to 90 seconds to distances of nearly 300 meters (980 feet) about three to five meters (10 to 15 feet) off the ground.


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Ryan Donato notches two assists in Minnesota Wild debut
"I thought Ryan looked really good tonight."
Minnesota Wild's Jordan Greenway, center, celebrates his empty-net goal with teammates Eric Staal, left, Ryan Donato, Anthony Bitetto, and Brad Hunt, right, during the third period.	–AP Photo/Frank Franklin II
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NEW YORK (AP) — Zach Parise and his newest teammate got the Minnesota Wild a much-needed win.
Parise had a goal and an assist, and the Wild ended a five-game skid with a 4-1 win over the New York Rangers on Thursday night.
Ryan Donato, who was acquired in a trade with Boston on Wednesday, had two assists in his Wild debut.
"I thought Ryan looked really good tonight," Parise said. "He looked really comfortable with the puck. Made some great plays."
"I liked his skill set, as far as intelligence offensively, it looked like he knew what he was doing with the puck and felt confident." — Bruce Boudreau on Ryan Donato's first game with #mnwild. pic.twitter.com/YsYOMZasDS
— Minnesota Wild (@mnwild) February 22, 2019
Mikael Granlund and Jared Spurgeon also scored and Jordan Greenway added an empty-netter. Eric Staal had two assists and Devan Dubnyk made 33 saves for the Wild, who earned their first victory since Feb. 9 at New Jersey.
Despite their recent struggles, the Wild are still in the race for one of the final playoff spots in the Western Conference.
"The (standings) points were more important for our team," Donato said. "Big W. Hopefully we can build off this."
Pavel Buchnevich scored for the Rangers, and Henrik Lundqvist made 31 saves.
With Minnesota leading 2-1, Rangers defenseman Brady Skjei was tripped and Parise took the loose puck and beat Lundqvist for his team-leading 24th goal of the season at 11:03 of the third.
"From the replay, it looked he might have tripped me," Skjei said. "It's a fast game, you're not going to get all the calls you want, and obviously it was a huge turning point in the game. It's a quick game, some calls are missed sometimes."
The Rangers then had a four-minute power play to try and get back in it but were unable to take advantage.
"We haven't been to close out games when we've had the lead lately," Parise said. "To be able to get the lead and kill of a four-minute penalty, it was a good job by us."
New York had other good chances to tie it earlier in the period, but Mika Zibanejad hit the post and Ryan Strome missed an open net on a rebound a few minutes later.
The Wild retook a 2-1 lead in the second period. Greg Pateryn wristed a shot toward the net, and Granlund, while falling to the ice, sent the rebound past Lundqvist at 8:41 for his 15th of the season.
"That the kind of play that Granny's (Granlund) been known to score at," Wild coach Bruce Boudreau said. "Hopefully if he can continue to do that then we're going to score goals. When he's playing like that, then you find you're going to score."
Down 1-0 after the first period, the Rangers tied it early in the second on the power play.
Buchnevich took a pass from Tony DeAngelo at the right faceoff circle and ripped a shot that sneaked past Dubnyk for his 12th of the season at 5:06.
The Wild opened the scoring with a power-play goal.
Donato made a nice cross-ice pass to Spurgeon, who quickly sent a pass to Staal. Staal was stopped on a sprawling save by Lundqvist, but Spurgeon tapped in the rebound for his 12th goal at 15:04 of the opening period. Donato earned an assist on that goal and on Greenway's score.
Spurgeon's goal ended the Wild's goal drought at more than 171 minutes. They were coming off consecutive shutouts and hadn't scored since the second period of a 5-4 overtime loss to the Devils on Feb. 15.
The Wild nearly made it 2-0 less than a minute later, but the goal was waived off after a review because Joel Eriksson Ek was offside on the play.
NOTES: Granlund has 10 points (three goals, seven assists) in his past 12 games. … The Wild recalled forward J.T. Brown from Iowa (AHL). … Rangers D Adam McQuaid left the game in the first period for precautionary reasons and did not return. … Buchnevich has a point in four of his past five games, and he has five points (three goals, two assists) in that span. … DeAngelo extended his points streak to five games (six assists). His five-game assist streak and five-game point streak are both career highs. … Forward Lias Andersson, the Rangers' first-round pick in 2017, was recalled from Hartford (AHL).
Wild: Face the Red Wings in Detroit on Friday night.
Rangers: Host the Devils in a matinee on Saturday.
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Home IT Deputies did not close the car door before the handcuffed woman fatally...
Deputies did not close the car door before the handcuffed woman fatally fell, investigators say
(NewsNation) — A Georgia woman died after falling from a moving police car after an officer failed to close the rear passenger door, state investigators have found.
Brianna Marie Greer, 28, died Thursday, two weeks after falling from a Hancock County sheriff's deputy's patrol car. the Atlanta-Journal Constitution reported.
Greer's family called the Hancock County Sheriff's Office for help on the morning of July 15 because she was having a schizophrenic episode, according to local television station WMAZ-13.
When they responded to the call, two Hancock County officers arrested Greer.
Greer was on the ground and refused to get into the vehicle and made a statement that he was going to harm himself, deputies said. To get Greer into the car, one of the deputies went around and opened the passenger side rear door, then quickly returned to the driver's side rear door. The two deputies then placed Greer in the backseat of the car, the GBI said. Although they closed the rear door on the driver's side, they did not do the same for the passenger side.
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The Georgia Bureau of Investigationwho was tapped to verify what happened, said Greer was placed in the back seat of the car, handcuffed across the front of her body, without a seat belt.
"Investigation indicates the aide thought he had closed the rear side door," the GBI said.
Body camera footage shows deputies had no other contact with Greer until she fell from the moving vehicle.
The names of the MPs involved have not been released.
Greer's parents told WMAZ the sheriff initially told them their daughter kicked her way out of the cruiser.
Mary Greer, Brianna's mother, told WMAZ she was shocked when she saw her daughter at the hospital.
"If I had known it was going to turn out like this, God knows I wouldn't have called to come and get her," Mary Greer said.
The Hancock County Sheriff's Office declined to comment on the bureau's findings Thursday to NBC News.
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However, Sheriff Terrell Primus addressed about a dozen demonstrators marching in Greer's honor and offered his condolences to her family, according to the Union-Recorder.
He said the body camera footage will be released after the GBI investigation is complete and that the department has nothing to hide.
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is now being held by Greer's parents, according to NBC.
"Brianna Greer was a beautiful young mother who should still be alive," Crump said in a statement. "It is the responsibility of law enforcement to keep everyone in their custody safe and alive, including when there is a mental health crisis."
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Recent TV and movies
Good Omens: The thing I will miss most about this series being over is that I cannot recall any show that was able to make me fall asleep more quickly. I think I must have started watching each of those 6 episodes 4 times each before making it through any of them. As to the show... Eh. I read the book but don't remember anything about it other than: I didn't like it much -- which was also true of American Gods. This show is not nearly as good as that American Gods show. It was American Gods Lite, maybe. Diet Gluten-Free American Gods Fun Size.
Jett: A noir that might as well be set in the Tarantinoverse, but without all of the winking about pop culture. It's brutal and great, like, Better Call Saul-level great.
Fleabag: I'm not even sure how to describe this, but it's fantastic.
All About Nina: This was really good. It started off as a pretty funny rom-com about a bitter stand-up comic (and yeah, movies about stand-up comics tend to be terrible) but just when you are settling in to that it takes a particularly brutal turn. The ending felt abrupt at first but the more I thought about it the more I appreciated that.
Archer 1999: Oh yes, right there, right there. That's the spot.
Assimilate: It's a straightforward small town Invasion of the Body Snatchers / Night of the Creeps story. It starts off seeming like it's going to be a lighthearted teen take on it, but then it starts taking itself very seriously. Pretty decent, strong ending.
Jessica Jones: I enjoyed this season more than any since the first, and certainly more than Defenders. It was an interesting choice having the Big Bad not be powered; you might think that would lower the stakes but it just showed that not all problems can be punched. It was almost as much a Hellcat show as an Alias show and that was fine with me.
I feel like all of the Netflix Marvel shows were at their core dancing around the idea of, "Yeah but I'm the good kind of sociopath with no respect for the rule of law, not the bad kind like those other assholes", but never really saying anything coherent about it. They never really staked out their position on the spectrum between, "Superheroes would be pretty fucked up, amirite?" and "We should all learn Krav Maga and beat the shit out of muggers."
I came late to Elementary, because despite Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu being pretty great, I objected to a Holmes story being just another fucking police procedural. (Despite the Holmes books having kinda-sorta invented the police procedural.) Generally, the characters and banter are good and the plots are deeply stupid. But one of the best features of this show: Joan's outfits. The reason I've even mentioning this show at all is that in a recent episode she wore dazzle hammer pants. Dazzle Hammer Pants, you guys.
NOS4A2: I guess it's "What if Happy!, but Stranger Things?" Like Good Omens, I've only stuck with it due to its powerful sedative properties. I think I've only made it 3 eps in.
In the Mouth of Madness: It had been a long time since I saw this... and even being a huge Carpenter fan, and seeing it on a big screen... I'm here to tell you that this movie is very, very, very bad. The Fog holds up much better.
Swamp Thing had only aired one episode when they cancelled it! However, that one episode is one of the strongest pilots of a comic book show I've seen. They're up to 3 episodes now, and so far it's a body horror show, leaning in the direction of The Thing or Annihilation. And guess what, apparently part of the reason that it was cancelled was that after seeing the show that they made, the producers said "Yes but what if it was... a police procedural instead?"
I'm going to blame this one on that weasel that fell into the Large Hadron Collider, too. This is the stupidest timeline, and it means that I'm never going to get to see an episode where Swamp Thing teams up with Flex Mentallo, Man of Muscle Mystery.
Black Mirror: Striking Vipers was great. Smithereens wasn't bad but I don't need to watch a TV show about my twitter feed. And Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too was fantastic. I particularly enjoyed the callbacks to how this tech was used in previous episodes, e.g. the one where the woman got uploaded into a thermostat. Of course they'd use it this way. And I'll leave you with this glorious thing:
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Jef Poskanzer says:
4 years ago at 10:16 pm
OMG YES WATSON'S DAZZLE PANTS. The first few seasons of Elementary there was a blog just for examining her outfits. It's where I learned about rag & bone, also worn by Root on Person of Interest. When both shows were running, both on CBS, I really wanted a crossover bottle episode where they all get locked in rooms together in pairs, so Watson & Root can discuss clothes.
4 years ago at 8:55 pm
And as it turns out, the current plot arc on Elementary is basically Person of Interest run through Black Mirror.
MattyJ says:
I often forget that Miley Cyrus was a drama club kid and started out as a pretty good child actor. If anyone skipped that one because of her I highly recommend you reconsider.
I'm old enough to have had some Talky Tina flashbacks on that one.
Nick Lamb says:
4 years ago at 3:59 am
First two episodes of this season's Black Mirror felt, I guess, flabby - like it should either have been shorter episodes or it needed to do more with that time. I definitely spent 10-15 minutes in Striking Vipers thinking "OK, yes, I get it, but now what?" before it resolves in a somewhat satisfactory way. I think Smithereens intentionally wants you to feel like it's sprawling, because the protagonist has no specific goal beyond, apparently, confessing something awful to us, but still it felt like this could be just as effective at say 45 minutes instead of an hour.
Rachel... was much tighter, gets a lot done, and once again Brooker's timing was impeccable. A few weeks back the world discovers that NIN fans are annoyingly reasonable about the creation of derivative works (in the form of "Old Town Road") compared to almost any fandom - and now here's an entire TV show doing it with much more famous material than Ghosts. All the NIN fans I know who commented while watching were like "Um... what? Oh, OK, I get it now. Cool".
I'm going to guess that the scene where they steal dad's car wasn't intended to frame siphoning the entire personality of a pop star into some AI in a kid's toy as easier than self-driving cars, but maybe I'm wrong.
All of my friends who were shrieking about Good Omens shut up after it went live, so I'm going to take that as a bad sign, but I will probably check out at least one episode when it's broadcast since I live in the UK.
All my friends who were looking forward to Good Omens went batshit crazy when they saw it. YMMV and jwz's narcolepsy notwithstanding, I think it's up with the best TV of the year (which is Fleabag series 2, of course).
I love that video because it reminds me of my second-favorite mashup.
4 years ago at 10:18 am
Is the latest season of Archer actually good? The previous one on the tropical island was a dud. I've given up on expecting the brilliance that was the first two seasons.
Welp, I just watched the first 5 episodes. It's good if you have nothing better to watch.
DaveL says:
I liked "Good Omens" enough (which is to say, "a lot") that when it was over, I re-read the book. I was astonished by how closely the show followed the book. The slow parts of the show were the same as the slow parts of the book, etc. "American Gods" hardly follows the book at all, much for the better as an ostensible multi-season show.
jwz says:
Right, and that's no doubt why I liked it more -- because I vastly prefer Bryan Fuller's writing to Gaiman's.
ennui says:
"Yeah but I'm the good kind of sociopath with no respect for the rule of law, not the bad kind like those other assholes"
I'm waiting patiently for that Marshall Law adaption that I'm sure is coming any day now. Hell, if horseshoe theory is correct, it might be perfect for Zach Snyder.
I don't think television adaptations of Pratchett's books have ever worked - UK Sky TV did several miniseries, which were faithful, involved pterry, and, to me, not worth watching while awake.
Perhaps a couple of the later Vimes novels might work structurally, but the setup of the backstory and environment would just introduce jarring elements.
Shea says:
Only just started Good Omens, but am I the only one seeing David Tennant channeling Bill Nighy?
(Currently battling insomnia anyway so we'll see which wins in the end.)
smammy says:
No, I saw that too.
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Lara Croft Games' Switch Ports Coming in 2023
By Josh Tolentino December 23, 2022
Two spin-offs of the Tomb Raider series are coming to the Nintendo Switch next year. Developer Feral Interactive is working on porting the Lara Croft games to Nintendo's platform.
According to tweets by Feral Interactive's official account, the developer will bring the two Lara Croft games to Switch in 2023. Feral has experience in porting console and PC titles to Switch and mobile platforms. It ported versions of Rome: Total War, Medieval II: Total War, and Alien: Isolation, among others.
The games were spin-offs from the Tomb Raider franchise that originally launched for the Xbox 360 and PS3 in 2010. Then in 2014, both appeared for the PS4 and Xbox One. Unlike the main Tomb Raider titles, which are third-person action titles with a behind-the-back perspective, the Lara Croft games played out in a top-down, isometric viewing angle. They focused on cooperative play and puzzle-solving rather than combat and traversal. They were also unconnected from the "rebooted" Tomb Raider games took a more cinematic storytelling approach.
In 2010's Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, Lara teams up with an ancient Mayan warrior named Totec. The two must team together to bring an ancient evil back under control after Lara's loss of an ancient, cursed artifact.
The sequel, 2014's Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris, Lara teams up with rival Carter Bell, as well as ancient Egyptian avatars of the gods Isis and Horus. The game supported four-player co-op, and tasked players with protecting the world from the advent of the evil god Set.
The two Lara Croft games will come to Nintendo Switch in 2023. They're also available on the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC.
Josh Tolentino
Josh Tolentino is Senior Staff Writer at Siliconera. He previously helped run Japanator, prior to its merger with Siliconera. He's also got bylines at Destructoid, GameCritics, The Escapist, and far too many posts on Twitter.


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I'm a collection of dust with pretensions toward humanity. I like light, I like the things that can be done with it, and I like what light brings out of the things it touches. I am therefore also invested in the interrogation of darkness, and of the things to which light offers a caress and a wink rather than a bear-hug. I am in perpetual apprenticeship in the production of wonder.


The University of the Philippines College of Music through a grant from the National Research Council of the Philippines, Humanities Division, invites the public to the screening of Dr. Jose S. Buenconsejo's documentary film SEVEN DANCES OF LIFE: Pledges to Others (Janji) in Two Sama Communities in Tawi-Tawi Islands, Southern Philippines. This will be on Friday, 16 June 2017, 5-7 pm at the Abelardo Hall Auditorium, Quezon City. This video documentary is the third volume in the project "Resilient Music at the Margins," which aims to document enduring traditional Philippine music and dance in their cultural and historical contexts.
Seven Dances of Life presents salient socio-religious practices of two Sama speaking communities (in Tawi-Tawi and Tabawan Islands) in Southern Philippines. Through ethnographic interviewing interspersed in a series of seven Sama Tabawan dances (igal), it explores the foundation of Sama ritual celebrations (pagjammu) in the practices of janji in which an individual is bound to the community, one's lineage, and to related Others. Sama cosmology is complex. An individual has to adjust to the demands of the cult of the ancestors one is born into, heed the veneration of saints in sacred shrines (specifically the tombs of Moslem mystics who introduced Islam in the country), recognize the guardian spirits of nature that provide them with fresh water and fish from the seas, and be wary of the presence of the jins at the margins of habitation which constantly need to be appeased. In Sama communities, individuals are therefore oriented to Others in nature and society and these relationships reveal a sophisticated indigenous thinking about individual lives (inyawa) being "thrown into" the web of invisible connections with other beings in the cosmos: the jin (nature spirits), umagad (souls of the dead), ombo (ancestors) and kembal (twin-spirit).


There's something distasteful about companies that try to use the regulatory process for monetary gain. Rather than competing in a free market on the strength of their products and services, some companies turn to the government to try to get a leg up on their competitors.
One recent example is the newly created Center for Methane Emissions Solutions (CMES), headed by a staffer of former Senator Jeff Bingaman (D-NM). As reported by Morning Consult, the organization consists of seven member companies in the "methane mitigation industry." The article lists two, FLIR Systems Inc., which actively advocates for regulations like Colorado's Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) rules, and Colorado-based Apogee Scientific Inc. Federal regulators are planning to use Colorado's LDAR requirements as a national model, despite the fact that the rule is not well-suited as such.
By owning patents for technologies originally developed for the military, FLIR has a near U.S. monopoly on infrared cameras used for LDAR. Not content with that competitive advantage and a growing market as more and more companies use FLIR technology, either in response to regulation or at their own initiative, the company seems to be a driving force behind CMES.
CMES is meeting with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to advocate for new methane capture and flaring and venting rules. As we've reported before, we don't need new federal rules to force companies to do what they're already doing. Without regulation, our industry has been continuously innovating and developing new technologies to reduce emissions, and we've reduced methane emissions by 40% since 2006 even as natural gas production has skyrocketed. According to a study by the University of Texas, Austin, methane emitted from natural gas production sites represents just 0.42% of production volumes.
Note what's going on here besides trying to use the regulatory process to gain advantage…a larger tactic of divide and conquer. The oil and natural gas industry is the industry that has developed the technologies that have reduced methane emissions dramatically. We're the ones responsible for the dramatic drop in U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, as abundant, affordable natural gas has displaced increasing amounts of coal-fired electricity. Oil and natural gas companies are the ones that developed "green completions" technology, for example, and we were rapidly adopting its use before EPA jumped on the bandwagon to make it mandatory.
Let's look at the background information being used by this new organization. It's using a report by Datu Research, a firm specializing in "sustainable" agriculture, not energy, policy, commissioned by the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF). The report identifies 76 firms with an aggregate market cap of $445 billion that are engaged in methane mitigation, defined as leak detection services, rod-packing and rod seal replacement, low-emissions valves, low/no-bleed pneumatic controllers, solar and electric pumps, reduced emissions completions, plunger lifts and velocity tubing, and vapor recovery units. Some of the companies listed are members of the Alliance, but Datu's lack of experience with our industry means there are obvious omissions from the list.
"The oil and natural gas industry" is a broad industry, consisting not just of the producers, but all of us working together to provide abundant, affordable energy for Americans. By segregating and compartmentalizing the industry into competing factions, those seeking to neutralize and control our industry would prevent us from working together to provide real solutions.
We welcome all companies working together to provide abundant and affordable energy, including those that provide environmental solutions. We're proud that our membership includes environmental consultants and service companies that help companies capture methane and improve their bottom lines and the environment.
By working together, we expand production and make the pie bigger for all. Conversely, red tape, like EPA's recently enacted air quality requirements, diverts resources away from productive work and into regulatory compliance to prove what we were already doing to reduce emissions. That may increase opportunities for some in the short term, but in the long term the overall opportunities are reduced.
Paul Wehnert, a senior vice president at Heath Consultants, has it right in the face of CMES recruitment efforts… "we don't want to join a group that's purely interested in their own personal gain… we don't want to be looked at as an ambulance chaser." We welcome Paul and others providing methane capture solutions to join us instead.


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🚏 Bee-friendly bus stops are making cities greener
This city in the UK is installing bee bus stops, making pollinators happy and the urban space greener.
Linn Winge 12.Jul.2021 1 min read
Caring for the world's bees is very important. Many cities are implementing more greenery in order to attract more pollinators. Also, many startups are working on projects in the bees' favor. Now, a city in the UK has taken yet another step to help save the bees.
About two years ago, the city of Utrecht, located in the Netherlands, decided to install hundreds of bee bus stops - which are bus stops with green rooftops - all around the city, transforming them into a pollinator-friendly haven.
Leicester, a city in the UK is taking inspiration from Utrecht and they are installing a new network of bee bus stops. The initiative is called Living Roof and the network consists of 30 bus stops. On the roof of the bus stops a mixture of sedum plants and wildflowers are planted (both of them are favorites among the pollinators).
The city of Leicester partnered with the media company Clear Channel as a part of this initiative. Besides helping pollinators, the green bus stops boost biodiversity as well as climate resilience. They also store rainwater, diminish the urban heat island effect, cleans the air, captures particulates from the air, and provides the city with more greenery.
DesignBoom also reports that "when attainable, all other bus shelters will be equipped with solar panels, powering smart lighting to manage energy use."
"It's great to see the first of Leicester's new living roof bus shelters appearing across the city," said Leicester Deputy City Mayor Councillor Adam Clarke to DesignBoom. "The new, modern shelters will be great for passengers and the mix of solar power and living roofs is another step forward for our ambition to be a carbon neutral and climate-adapted city by 2030."
By helping out the littlest residents of this planet we can make the future come sooner.
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List of Endangered Animals in Alaska's Arctic Tundra
Musk Oxen Tours in Alaska
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Tour any one of three Alaska facilities where you can see musk oxen. (Photo: Hemera Technologies/Photos.com/Getty Images )
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Inhabitants of the Arctic Region since the last Ice Age, musk oxen once populated areas of Asia, Northern Europe, Greenland and North America. Although musk oxen completely disappeared from Alaska by the mid-1920s, in 1930, conservationists relocated animals from Greenland to restore the state's population. By 2000, nearly 4,000 musk oxen lived in herds throughout Alaska.
What Is a Musk Ox?
The musk ox is a stout, shaggy-haired mammal that lives on roots, mosses and lichen during the cold Arctic winter. This herbivore's long brownish hair keeps it well protected from frigid temperatures, and its soft wool-like undercoat, called "quiviut" by Native Alaskans, is a prized and expensive rare fiber. A musk ox can live to be 20 years old, grow to a height of 5 feet and weigh as much as 800 pounds. Musk oxen live in herds in northeastern Alaska, the Seward Peninsula and some portions of western Alaska, but you can also see musk oxen on a private farm, research facility and a wildlife refuge in the central and southern areas of the state.
The Musk Ox Farm
The non-profit Musk Ox Farm (muskoxfarm.org) in Palmer, Alaska, offers visitors a chance to see these Ice Age mammals up close. Located just 45 miles north of downtown Anchorage, the Musk Ox farm domesticates a population of musk oxen to produce qiviut, which is then made into handcrafted items by Native Alaskan artisans. Let the experienced guides educate you about the farm's 60-member herd of musk oxen while you tour the grounds and photograph the animals. After your tour, stop by the Farm Shop and purchase some unique handmade qiviut items, T-shirts, hats or other souvenirs to take home. The Musk Ox Farm is open seven days a week during the summer season.
Robert G. White Large Animal Research Station
Managed by the University of Alaska in Fairbanks, the Robert G. White Large Animal Research Station (uaf.edu/research/lars) is a large research and educational facility that focuses on three types of large herding animals: caribou, reindeer and musk oxen. While you can safely view these animals from the facility's parking lot year-round, tours of the research station are offered three days a week during the summer months. Explore the facility with the kids -- children under 5-years-old get in free -- then stop by the gift shop for keepsakes after the tour.
Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
Located less than an hour's drive from Anchorage, the non-profit Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center (alaskawildlife.org) provides care for injured and displaced native animals, providing roomy enclosures for a variety of animals, such as grizzly bears, elk, bison, moose, eagles and musk oxen. Drive into the facility, park the car and take a walking tour of the expansive grounds. Stop and see Slide, an orphaned bull musk ox from the Yukon Territory, or Sidney, a female musk ox once used for research purposes at the University of Alaska in Fairbanks. Stop by the gift shop for some one-of-a-kind souvenirs. The Alaska Wildlife Conversation Center is open seven days a week all year-round.
Alaska Department of Fish and Game: Musk Ox; 2011
The Musk Ox Farm -- Palmer, Alaska
University of Alaska Fairbanks: Welcome to the Large Animal Research Station; Jun. 1, 2011
Arctic National Wildlife: Muskoxen
Barbara Biehler is a freelance writer who has written articles for various websites, as well as online specialty courses for MyComputerBuddies.com. She has a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Central Florida and over 15 years experience in business development, sales and marketing. An avid gardener, cook and voracious reader, Biehler resides with her family near Nashville, Tennessee.
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It's time to make a splash : ) Hopefully, in a nice cool pool, or maybe beneath a tree on the beach. Hmm, I'll take them both.
I'll be giving away a $10 amazon gift card here on my blog.
Mine is spring. The cold is slipping away, and the trees and flowers are in bloom. Of course, it does lead into summer, LOL.
It's that simple. We'll keep track of all the tweets and then draw for the grand-prize winners at the end of the hop. Winners will be announced on August 1st.
Tweets MUST include the hashtag #summerhop (This is how we track them) Tweets MUST include a link to the blog hop. You are free to tweet as much as you want throughout the hop. More Tweets = More Chances to WIN!!!
Posted on July 23, 2012, in Blog Hops, Giveaways and tagged Giveaways, Summer Splash Hop. Bookmark the permalink.	27 Comments.
Winter. I love cozying up in front of the fire with a good book and a cup of hot chocolate, or tea with spicy marshmallows. Yummy!
Then there is always building snowmen with the kids and hubby, making snow angels.
I like the summer -the foods served then, the kinds of clothes that are worn, get to go on vacation are just a few of the reasons.
My favorite season is the Fall. The leaves are just beginning to change colors and I'm hoping (fingers crossed) that it will be less than 100 degrees plus this fall. Anything less than the temperatures we've had this summer would be wonderful!!
My favorite season is summer, because I get to go to the beach and get a tan. Also because I can use skirts and dresses and well, I just love being in the sun.
Hope Hungerstorm is doing well. My favorite season is summer, especially here in the desert. I love the hot temps. Love to curl up on a sunny rock in the morning then sleep during the heat of the day.
My favorite season is summer. I love the hot weather, swimming, cookouts, and get-togethers 🙂 Thanks so much for the giveaway!
My favorite season is Winter. I prefer the colder seasons… but i love the snow, the ice that come with it. But also winter signals that Hockey season is in full swing. Thanks for the giveaway!!
I have always loved autumn. Growing up in Wisconsin, I loved the changing color of the leaves. I love the crisp air! Autumn is also the season I got married…outdoors, of course!
Mine is Fall. I love the nice weather and Halloween!
My favorite season is Fall, because I love to see all the pretty leaf colors.
My favorite season is summer! I prefer the heat to the cold and i love beaches, ballgames, cookouts, camping, and summer vacations!
i love summer because I'm free to explore the world without having to deal with collage and i get to spend time with my friends and family and eat all the burgers and watermelon i can stand. lol!
My fave season is Fall weather can be perfect leaves changing it's beautiful!!!
Easily Fall! I love the cool weather. I really, really hate hot weather and considering the fact that when it's usually hot where I live it tends to be humid too, that pretty much seals the deal for me.
I love the Winter because I love the cold and running in the snow.
My favorite season is fall because I love how beautiful the leaves are during that time. I also love cold weather, but not freezing cold weather. Fall is just perfect for me. Also, it has Halloween which is my second favorite holiday of the year.
While, I love the sweet soft warmth of Spring, Summer is my favorite because (my birthday 😀 is Aug 1). I remember the fun of being a kid and barefoot in the summer and visiting relatives.
Thank you all for participating and sharing : ) and congrats to the big winners, Woot!


If you're hesitant about marketing your professional services because you don't know what to say, this article will help. I advise that you anticipate and prepare responses to the most common questions a potential client might ask. This is just the same as preparing for a job interview - you give some thought to the typical questions and practice what you are going to say. Of course, you can't anticipate all the questions and you certainly don't want to come across like a robot, but it does help to be prepared. Here are four common questions you might be asked about your services, along with some suggestions on how to answer.
The key here is to keep it short and give concrete examples of what you help people with. Make your examples very specific and tailored to what regular people can relate to. Avoid technical or jargony language that potential clients will not understand.
The key thing to say is "I help _______ (type of person or business) with __________(what you help them with)."
2. How does that work?
Don't go into a long explanation of the process. A couple of short sentences will suffice.
"I meet with my clients and we set up a plan. Then I ________ (what you do for them)."
Again, keep it short and sweet. People don't want your entire career history. They ask this question for one of two reasons: 1) they're curious about your job and wonder how they could get into that line of work, or 2) they're intrigued by the idea of hiring you and want to know a bit more about you.
"I'm an experienced ________, and I specialize in ______. I've been doing this type of work for ___ years."
4. Can you help with _________?
Answer honestly but use your imagination. If it's clearly outside your area of expertise, say: "I don't help people with _______, but if you're interested I can probably recommend someone who does." If you're not sure if you can help, or you think the problem they have described might not be the root of the issue, say something like: "Tell me more about what's going on with _______ for you." If you know you can help, say: "Sure, that's exactly the type of thing I help with. Tell me more about what you want to achieve."
Keep in mind that when people ask you these type of questions, they aren't trying to test your knowledge or trip you up. They are simply curious. They want to learn more so they can decide whether hiring you would be of benefit to them. So keep your answers short and simple, and reply with a confident smile.
Check out business consultant Barbra Sundquist's home business blog for practical advice on how to successfully run your business without having it run you. Barbra covers everything from marketing to setting up a business Paypal account.
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Gasterájski potok je desni pritok Velke pri Zgornjih Žerjavcih v severnem delu Slovenskih goric. Začenja se kot neznaten izvir v gozdnati grapi pod vasjo Zgornji Gasteraj in teče ves čas proti jugovzhodu po enakomerno široki dolini z deloma še vedno mokrotnim dnom mimo razloženih vasi Srednji  in Spodnji Gasteraj, pri Zgornjih Žerjavcih pa se izliva v Velko. Njegovo porečje je izrazito ozko, zato dobiva samo nekaj kratkih pritokov iz bližnjih grap, večino leta ima tudi razmeroma malo vode.

Dolinsko dno ob potoku je bilo nekoč mokrotno in takorekoč neposeljeno, potok pa je ostal vse do danes v večjem delu toka v bolj ali manj naravnem stanju: njegova naravna struga drobno vijuga po dolinskem dnu, obdaja pa jo skoraj sklenjen pas obvodnega grmovja in drevja. Ob njem se je, za razliko od Pesniške doline in nekaterih sosednjih dolin, zlasti v zgornjem toku lepo ohranila tradicionalna kulturna pokrajina z menjavanjem travnikov in njiv, ki ob kmetijski funkciji omogoča tudi obstoj pomembnih vodnih in obvodnih habitatov. V spodnjem toku je bilo izvedenih nekaj melioracijskih del, vendar brez večjega poseganja v strugo potoka.

Iz popisa leta 1815 in 1840 je razvidno, da so na potoku pri naseljih Srednji in Spodnji Gasteraj obratovali trije vodni mlini, vsak s po dvema kamnoma. Pod današnjim lovskim  domom lovske družine Sv. Jurij je leta 1815 stal eden najbolj zanimivih mlinov na Štajerskem, Schönwetrov mlin na stope, ki ga je takratni lastnik postavil na valje in ga je lahko ob visokih vodah premikal po terenu, kar je bil za tisti čas izreden dosežek.  Žal so od njega ostali le še deli nasipa.

Opombe in sklici

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Windmill Rijn en Lek - Molen Rijn en Lek, wereldberoemd dankzij een misvatting.
The windmill Rijn en Lek, located on the Dijkstraat in Wijk bij Duurstede, is the only windmill to have ever been built on a town gate. Located on the wharf gate, the wheat mill is iconic for the town. In addition to the castle and the main church (Grote Kerk), the windmill Rijn en Lek is one of the most important monuments of Wijk bij Duurstede.
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The windmill was under threat of destruction during the 1920s and a committee was founded to save the windmill from its demise. In part because of the big misconception that this was Ruisdael's famous windmill, a lot of money was raised. But it did the trick! On 28 November 1929, the ownership of windmill Rijn en Lek was transferred to The Dutch Mill Society (Vereniging de Hollandsche Molen) in Amsterdam.
For that reason, we can now enjoy its history, its beautiful wooden sweeps, and the stunning view of the rivers Rhine and Lek when standing on the gallery.
The windmill is in regular use, when flour is ground by four voluntary millers: Han Mulder, Camiel Damen, Gerben Terpstra and Jos Zwanenburg. Timo Westland and Louis Maas are our young millers in training.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Threading;
using Android.App;
using Android.Content;
using Android.Views;
using Android.Widget;
using Android.OS;
using Android.Graphics;
using Android.Support.Design.Widget;
using Android.Support.V7.Widget;
using Android.Views.InputMethods;

namespace Solitude.Droid
{
    [Activity(Label = "@string/label_profileactivity", Icon = "@drawable/Profile_Icon")]
	public class ProfileActivity : DrawerActivity
	{
		protected User User { get; set; }

		protected List<int>[] Info { get; set; }

        protected bool isEditing { get; set; }
        protected LinearLayout profileContent { get; set; }

        protected View cardFood { get; set; }
        protected View cardInterest { get; set; }
        protected View cardLanguage { get; set; }

		protected FloatingActionButton Edit { get; set; }

		protected override void OnCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState)
		{
			///var profile = new ProfileView(this, new User("Jimmi", "Jimmivej 12"));

			// setting up drawer
			base.OnCreate(savedInstanceState);

			ShowSpinner();

			ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(o =>
				{
					//Fetch offers from server
					//PrepareLooper();

					Info = MainActivity.CIF.GetInformation();
					User = MainActivity.CIF.GetUserData();

					//Clear screen and show the found offers
					RunOnUiThread(() =>
						{
							ClearLayout();
							SetupUI();
						});
				});

		}

		public override bool OnCreateOptionsMenu(IMenu menu)
		{
			menu.Add(0, 0, 0, Resource.String.delete_account_button);
			return true;
		}

		public override bool OnOptionsItemSelected(IMenuItem item)
		{
			switch (item.ItemId)
			{
				case 0:
                    var dialog = new Android.Support.V7.App.AlertDialog.Builder(this);
					dialog.SetMessage(Resource.String.delete_account);
					dialog.SetPositiveButton(Resource.String.yes, (s, e) => ConfirmDeletion());
					dialog.SetNegativeButton(Resource.String.no, (s, e) => { });
					dialog.Show();
					break;
				default:
					break;
			}
			return base.OnOptionsItemSelected(item);
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Sets up the UI, and keeps the OnCreate method clean.
		/// </summary>
		private void SetupUI()
		{
            // add profile to activity
            var profile = LayoutInflater.Inflate(Resource.Layout.Profile, null);
            Content.AddView(profile);

            var picture = profile.FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.Image);
            var name = profile.FindViewById<TextView>(Resource.Id.Name);
            var address = profile.FindViewById<TextView>(Resource.Id.Address);
            var age = profile.FindViewById<TextView>(Resource.Id.Age);

			Edit = profile.FindViewById<FloatingActionButton>(Resource.Id.fab_edit_profile);

            cardFood = LayoutInflater.Inflate(Resource.Layout.ProfileInformationCard, null);
			cardInterest = LayoutInflater.Inflate(Resource.Layout.ProfileInformationCard, null);
            cardLanguage = LayoutInflater.Inflate(Resource.Layout.ProfileInformationCard, null);

            profileContent = profile.FindViewById<LinearLayout>(Resource.Id.profile_content);

            name.SetTypeface(null, TypefaceStyle.Bold);
            name.TextSize = 20;
            name.Text = User.Name;

            address.Text = User.Location;
            DateTime today = DateTime.Today;
            int iAge = DateTimeOffset.Now.Year - User.Birthdate.Year;
            if (User.Birthdate > today.AddYears(-iAge))
                iAge--;
            age.Text = iAge + Resources.GetString(Resource.String.year_old);

			Edit.Click += EditProfile;

            ProfileCreateCard(InfoType.Language, cardLanguage, "Speaks");
            ProfileCreateCard(InfoType.Interest, cardInterest, "Likes");
            ProfileCreateCard(InfoType.FoodHabit, cardFood, "Prefers");
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Used to create cards for user information
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="type">The InfoType that the card should represent. Used for gathering info from user, as well as title and content that can be autocompleted to.</param>
        /// <param name="card">The card that content should be added to.</param>
        /// <param name="subtitle">The subtitle of the card, that appears beneath the title, but above the main content of the card.</param>
        private void ProfileCreateCard(InfoType type, View card, string subtitle)
        {
            var cardTitle = card.FindViewById<TextView>(Resource.Id.profile_card_title);
            var cardSubtitle = card.FindViewById<TextView>(Resource.Id.profile_card_subtitle);
            var content = card.FindViewById<LinearLayout>(Resource.Id.profile_card_entry);

            // Comfigure the autocompleter with a tokenizer and word list
            var autocompleter = card.FindViewById<AppCompatMultiAutoCompleteTextView>(Resource.Id.info_input);
            autocompleter.Click += (o, e) => autocompleter.ShowDropDown();
            autocompleter.Threshold = 0;
            autocompleter.SetTokenizer(new Classes.SpaceTokenizer()); // Tells the tokenizer to treat each word as its own entry
			var id = Resources.ObtainTypedArray(Resource.Array.info_resources).GetResourceId((int)type, 0);
            var elements = Resources.GetStringArray(id); // Gets possible elemnts to autocomplete to
            var adapter = new ArrayAdapter(this, Android.Resource.Layout.SimpleDropDownItem1Line, elements);
            autocompleter.Adapter = adapter;

            var adder = card.FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.confirm_input);
            adder.Click += (o, e) => AdderClick(type, card, content, autocompleter);
			Edit.Click += (o, e) => AdderClick(type, card, content, autocompleter);

			cardTitle.Text = Resources.GetStringArray(Resource.Array.info_titles)[(int)type];
            cardSubtitle.Text = subtitle;
			foreach (var item in Info[(int)type])
			{
				AddCardEntry(type, card, content, elements[item]);
			}

            profileContent.AddView(card);
        }

		private void AdderClick(InfoType type, View card, LinearLayout content, AppCompatMultiAutoCompleteTextView autocompleter)
		{
			var input = autocompleter.Text.ToLower();
			autocompleter.Text = string.Empty;
			var id = Resources.ObtainTypedArray(Resource.Array.info_resources).GetResourceId((int)type, 0);
			var compares = Resources.GetStringArray(id);

			foreach (var item in compares)
			{
				if (input.Contains(item.ToLower()) && !CardContains(item, content))
				{
					AddCardEntry(type, card, content, item);
				}
			}
			UpdateInfo(type, GetUpdatedContent(type, card));

		}

		private bool CardContains(string s, LinearLayout content)
		{
			for (int i = 0; i < content.ChildCount; i++)
			{
				if (content.GetChildAt(i).FindViewById<TextView>(Resource.Id.profile_card_entry_content).Text == s)
				{
					return true;
				}
			}

			return false;
		}

        /// <summary>
        /// Adds a new entry to the specified layout in the card
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="content">The layout in the card that the entry should be added to.</param>
        /// <param name="s">The name of the entry. This is what will be displayed to the user.</param>
        private void AddCardEntry(InfoType type, View card, LinearLayout content, string s)
        {

			var contentCard = LayoutInflater.Inflate(Resource.Layout.ProfileInformationCardEntry, null);

            var remover = contentCard.FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.profile_card_entry_remove);
            var entry = contentCard.FindViewById<TextView>(Resource.Id.profile_card_entry_content);

            remover.Click += (se, ev) =>
            {
                ((ViewGroup)contentCard.Parent).RemoveView(contentCard); // Removes entry from card when clicked
                UpdateInfo(type, GetUpdatedContent(type, card));
            };

            entry.Text = s;
            remover.Visibility = isEditing ? ViewStates.Visible : ViewStates.Invisible; // Checks if the remove burron should be shown when added.

            content.AddView(contentCard);

        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Toggles if the profile is in edit or show mode.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="sender">sender, not used in method</param>
        /// <param name="e">eventarguments, nto used in method</param>
        private void EditProfile(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            var edit = FindViewById<FloatingActionButton>(Resource.Id.fab_edit_profile);

			InputMethodManager imm = (InputMethodManager)GetSystemService(InputMethodService);
			imm.HideSoftInputFromWindow(Content.WindowToken, 0);

			if (isEditing) // Go from edit to view
            {
                edit.SetImageResource(Resource.Drawable.ic_mode_edit_white_48dp);
                SetContentVisible(ViewStates.Invisible);
            }
            else // Go from view to edit
            {
                edit.SetImageResource(Resource.Drawable.ic_done_white_48dp);
                SetContentVisible(ViewStates.Visible);
            }

            isEditing = !isEditing;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Sets if the edit ccontent of the card is visible or not.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="state">The ViewState that specifies if things are shown or not.</param>
        private void SetContentVisible(ViewStates state)
        {
            foreach (var item in new List<View>() { cardFood, cardInterest, cardLanguage })
            {
                // When hidded, these are set to gone, otherwise there will be a lot of empty space at the buttom of the card.
                item.FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.confirm_input).Visibility = state.Equals(ViewStates.Visible) ? ViewStates.Visible : ViewStates.Gone;
                item.FindViewById<TextInputLayout>(Resource.Id.info_input_container).Visibility = state.Equals(ViewStates.Visible) ? ViewStates.Visible : ViewStates.Gone;

                // Get each entry in the card, and toggle the remove button.
                var content = item.FindViewById<LinearLayout>(Resource.Id.profile_card_entry);
                var childCount = content.ChildCount;

                for (int i = 0; i < childCount; i++)
                {
                    var entry = content.GetChildAt(i);
                    var icon = entry.FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.profile_card_entry_remove);
                    icon.Visibility = state;
                }
            }
        }

		private void UpdateInfo(InfoType type, List<int> changes)
		{
            List<int> info = Info[(int)type];

            for (int i = 0; i < info.Count;)
			{
				if (!changes.Contains(info[i]))
				{
					MainActivity.CIF.DeleteInformation(new InfoChange(type, info[i], 1));
					info.Remove(info[i]);
				}
				else
				{
					i++;
				}
			}

			foreach (var item in changes)
			{
				if (!info.Contains(item))
				{
					MainActivity.CIF.AddInformation(new InfoChange(type, item, 1));
					info.Add(item);
				}
			}
		}

        List<int> GetUpdatedContent(InfoType type, View card)
        {
            List<int> contentList = new List<int>();

            var content = card.FindViewById<LinearLayout>(Resource.Id.profile_card_entry);
            var childCount = content.ChildCount;

            for (int i = 0; i < childCount; i++)
            {
                var entry = content.GetChildAt(i);
                var text = entry.FindViewById<TextView>(Resource.Id.profile_card_entry_content);

				var id = Resources.ObtainTypedArray(Resource.Array.info_resources).GetResourceId((int)type, 0);
				contentList.Add(Array.FindIndex(Resources.GetStringArray(id),
											    t => t.IndexOf(text.Text, StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) >= 0));
            }

            return contentList;
        }

		private void ConfirmDeletion()
		{
			var dialog = new Android.Support.V7.App.AlertDialog.Builder(this);
			var field = LayoutInflater.Inflate(Resource.Layout.PasswordLayout, null);
			dialog.SetMessage(Resource.String.delete_account_confirm);
			dialog.SetView(field);
			dialog.SetPositiveButton(Resource.String.confirm, (send, earg) =>
			{
				if (MainActivity.CIF.Login(User.UserName, field.FindViewById<EditText>(Resource.Id.edit).Text))
				{
					MainActivity.CIF.DeleteUser();
					StartActivity(new Intent(this, typeof(MainActivity)));
				}
				else
					WrongPassword();
			});
			dialog.SetNegativeButton(Resource.String.cancel_button, (send, earg) => { });
			dialog.Show();
		}

		private void WrongPassword()
		{
			var dialog = new Android.Support.V7.App.AlertDialog.Builder(this);
			dialog.SetMessage(Resource.String.password_wrong);
			dialog.SetPositiveButton(Resource.String.ok, (send, earg) => { });
			dialog.Show();
		}
	}
}

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SBS TV è un canale televisivo sudcoreano, proprietà di Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS). È stato lanciato il 9 dicembre 1991.

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Reti televisive di Seoul Broadcasting System


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In the late 90's, East Coast Band was selected to provide all the music for the wedding of "Mr. & Mrs. New York City" at Grand Central Station! The bride and groom were married by then mayor Rudolph Giuliani, and the ceremony and reception were covered extensively by New York's Fox 5 TV and the syndicated show "American Journal".
The new millennium brought high profile events performing for and with many celebrities from the entertainment, sports and political worlds: Jon Bon Jovi, Billy Joel, Vanessa Williams, John Belushi, LL Cool J, Russell Simmons, Matt Lauer, Jerry Seinfeld, Martha Stewart, Mookie Wilson, Ron Guidry, Michael Kaye, Dikembe Mutombo, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly, Rudy Giuliani, Mario Cuomo, George Pataki and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg to name but a few. With a loyal client list that includes Sony, Citicorp, ESPN, Deutsche Bank, PriceWaterhouseCoopers plus many hundreds of other groups, organizations and individuals, choosing East Coast for your next event should be one of your easiest and most confident decisions!


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Architecture of Necessity – invitation
Architecture of Necessity, an international triennial for sustainable community building, is part of the project WOOD 2019 by Virserum Konsthall with the support of the Municipality of Hultsfred and the Regional Federation of Kalmar County. The call is now open!
What entries can be submitted?
Entries can be along the whole scale from buildings to city or community planning projects. Submissions have to fall within the scope of the manifesto Architecture of Necessity. You can read the manifesto here. The international manifesto on the Architecture of Necessity was first launched in 2009. For the exhibitions in 2010, 2013 and 2016 more than 600 entries have been submitted from more than 40 countries.
Considering the most pressing issues of today the jury would especially love to see entries that deal with the rural context – reactivation of forgotten places both with transformation of existing buildings and with new typologies, for example combining living, work and "freespace". Like many others we are looking for an architectural language, developed for smaller cities and places integrating landscape, typology and details and materials. Entries could be unbuilt projects, but acknowledging the well-known "implementation deficit" in sustainable building we give a certain priority to built projects.
Entries are accepted from professionally active individuals or legal persons such as architectural bureaus, building contractors, local governments or other entities. The submitted project must be dated between 2016 and 2019.
How should the entries be presented?
Entries should be presented, mainly in pictures with a short text explaining how the five criterions of the Architecture of Necessity have been taken into consideration. The presentation should be on four A3 pages, landscape format, in one PDF document. Maximum file size 20MB. The text should be in English in 12 p. Every entry must be submitted only once, via email. This email should contain: Complete contact details of the participant (name, telephone number, mobile phone number, postal address and current email address), as well as the motto of the entry. The project should be attached to the email as a single PDF document. Please have the motto included in the name of the file submitted.
Please submit entries to: arc @ virserumskonsthall.com
Entries should be submitted to Virserum Konsthall no later than 31st March 2019. Entrants chosen for inclusion in the exhibition will be notified no later than 15th April 2019. Successful participants are then required to supply high-resolution material as instructed by Virserum Konsthall. The jury will select three to five winners. Winners will be notified by 20th May 2019. Taking part in the first selection process is free of charge. Entrants who are chosen for the exhibition will be required to pay a EUR 250 service charge per chosen project. All chosen projects will be published in the book about the project Wood 2019 with a special part on the Architecture of Necessity. The service charge is invoiced and payable to Virserum Konsthall no later than 10th June 2019.
The winners will be announced 20th May 2019. They will be reimbursed with euro 1200, plus travel expenses to Virserum, as well as accommodation for one person to take part in the opening of the exhibition and to speak about the project at the conference Wood Summit Småland the same day.
Jury and exhibition
The jury is responsible for the selection of entries and the winners. It is led by Claes Caldenby, professor of architectural theory and history at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden. The other members are Tone Selmer-Olsen assistant professor at the Institute of Urbanism and Landscape at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design and Karli Luik and Johan Tali, architects and founders of Molumba. The exhibition will be held at Virserum Konsthall between 27th June and 2nd December 2019, as part of WOOD 2019.


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EntertainmentFamily & Kids
Inside Out Movie Review: Emotional Roller Coaster Ride
I don't recall ever seeing my 11-year-old daughter cry at the end of a movie, but we both had tears streaming down our faces during the climactic scene of the new Disney Pixar movie "Inside Out." They were happy tears, of course, kind of like at the end of "Homeward Bound."
As a baby, Riley Anderson first feels Joy, but Joy is soon joined by Sadness, Anger, Disgust and Fear. Joy (voiced by Amy Poehler) tries to put a positive spin on everything and, with good intentions, does her best to control Riley's other emotions. She finds Sadness (Phillis Smith) particularly troublesome, since Sadness keeps tainting Riley's important "core memories," making them sad, rather than happy.
Joy seems to dominate Riley's life until her family moves from Minnesota to San Francisco. They leave behind Riley's best friend, her hockey team and a nice house with a big yard – a place where Riley (Kaitlyn Dias) has made many happy memories with her loving parents (Diane Lane and Kyle MacLachlan).
In San Francisco, Riley feels lonely and confused, spending nights in a sleeping bag on the floor of her strange new bedroom since the moving truck keeps running into delay after delay. She sees her dad stressing about his job and feels overwhelmed by all of the sudden changes in her life.
Amid the turmoil, Joy and Sadness become lost inside Riley's head, leaving only Anger (Lewis Black), Fear (Bill Hader) and Disgust (Mindy Kaling) to man the controls. Without Joy or Sadness, Riley becomes a dull, confused and depressed girl, causing Anger to grab the reins and take drastic action that sets Riley on a dangerous path.
Meanwhile, Joy and Sadness desperately try to get back to Riley's control room to make things right. Along the way, they come across Riley's imaginary friend, Bing Bong (Richard Kind), from her three-year-old days. Seeing the good in most every situation, Joy brings Bing Bong along, and he ends up helping her in unexpected ways.
Can Joy and Sadness ever get back to Headquarters, and will they be able to keep Riley from making a terrible mistake?
Can they ever help Riley rebuild the happy places in her mind and get her life back on track? And will it be Joy or Sadness who ends up saving the day?
"Inside Out" explores complex emotions from the perspective of an 11-year-old in an exquisitely moving and thought-provoking way. It accomplishes this feat without ever losing its wit and charm.
***Buy the Inside Out (Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack + Digital Copy) now!***
"Inside Out" creatively shows us how all of our emotions have value and can work together successfully (as they do inside the grown-up minds of Mom and Dad). Disney doesn't need princesses, queens or super heroes to make an exciting and enchanting film.
We didn't enjoy the short film rolled before the movie, "Lava," nearly as much as we did the Oscar-winning "Feast," which played alongside "Big Hero 6."
We attended an advance screening of "Inside Out" courtesy of N&O Zone Rewards. "Inside Out" begins its U.S. theatrical release on Friday, June 19, 2015. View the "Inside Out" trailer here.
"Inside Out" Parental Information: "Inside Out" is rated PG. There's very little I'd consider scary or upsetting, but the thematic elements would probably be lost on most younger kids. While "Inside Out" is every bit as entertaining and well done as "Big Hero 6" and "Frozen," I don't expect it to create a huge merchandising phenomenon among the preschool set like "Frozen" did.
What are your favorite Disney movies?
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