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My Year Of Rest And Relaxation: A Review
I was finally doing something that really mattered. Sleep felt productive. Something was getting sorted out. I knew in my heart—this was, perhaps, the only thing my heart knew back then—that when I'd slept enough, I'd be okay. I'd be renewed, reborn. I would be a whole new person, every one of my cells regenerated enough times that the old cells were just distant, foggy memories. My past life would be but a dream, and I could start over without regrets, bolstered by the bliss and serenity that I would have accumulated in my year of rest and relaxation.
I'll disclaim this: if you're looking for a book with wholesome, pleasant, and likeable characters–Ottessa Moshfegh is not for you. This contemporary American writer has received criticism for her provocative plots, grotesque imagery, and a slew of unlikeable characters. In fact, her third novel almost challenges the threshold of just how unlikeable her characters can be. The writing is sardonic, it is savage, and it is quintessentially Ottessa Moshfegh.
In short, Moshfegh's third novel, My Year Of Rest And Relaxation follows an unnamed narrator, a twenty-something Columbia art history graduate living in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, paid for by her inheritance. She's pretty, thin, and blonde, working as a receptionist at an art gallery where subversive art is just "canned counter-culture crap". But the latter advantages comically function as a facade to conceal what lies beneath; a character suffering from the ennui of her own privilege, is perpetually misanthropic and as a result, can barely stand her own consciousness. Her solution? To embark on a year-long chemically induced sleep enabled by prescription psychopharmaceuticals: "My Ambien, my Rozerem, my Ativan, my Xanax, my trazodone, my lithium. Seroquel, Lunesta. Valium." (Most of which are made-up drugs). Her medication is prescribed by Dr Tuttle, a Yellow Pages quack doctor who wears a neck brace and a white sleeveless nightgown into her office, which is ripe with the smell of cat piss. With the help of this cartoon psychiatrist, the protagonist believes that after a year of pharmaceutical hibernation, she will be reborn as a new person, ready to re-enter the very world that she desperately desires to detach herself from.
So, what is it that she is trying to remove herself from? As aforementioned, this book has a myriad of unlikeable characters, even more so through the eyes of our uncongenial protagonist. Her nihilistic fog emerges following the death of her parents with whom she had a distasteful relationship–and spends a lot of the book recalling it as such. Her dad, a disparaging college professor and her mum, a vain alcoholic, who expressed impatience and irritation during her own husband's funeral through a symphony of "sighs and throat clearings". Her best friend Reva is a size 4, self-made corporate who annoyingly preaches off the advice from self-help books whilst being endlessly jealous of everything the narrator has–and loves being vocal about it too. Her only two male companions consist of her asshole Wall-Street ex-boyfriend Trevor, with whom she has a toxic, abusive relationship, and Ping Xi, a modern artist of said "canned counter-culture crap" and an ambiguous love interest.
Ottessa Moshfegh. Image by Dru Donovan for The New Yorker
Moshfegh writes amidst the backdrop of pre-9/11 New York, a time where everyone has seemingly care-free lives, plagued with an absurd optimism. Perhaps Reva and the narrator's contrasting attitudes show two paths of coping with unhappiness: one of shallow, delusional positivity and the other of apathy and succumbence to inactivity. Our protagonist delights in her isolation and her avoidance of the problems of other people: "This was the beauty of sleep — reality detached itself and appeared in my mind as casually as a movie or a dream. It was easy to ignore things that didn't concern me." She finds any sliver of drive from pills, VHS tapes because they turn "everything, even hatred, even love, into fluff I could bat away. And that was exactly what I wanted–my emotions passing like headlights that shine softly through a window, sweep past me, illuminate something vaguely familiar, then fade and leave me in the dark again."
This philosophy speaks to a universal (and privileged!) exhaustion. Don't we all harbour the desire to remove ourselves from the world from time to time? To eschew the worries of money, maintaining a job, socialising with friends and family? So, to an extent, you can empathise with the narrator's monotonous life and the lethargy that comes with it–not to mention the pointlessness of it all. Although this novel is set two decades ago, there is also something about it that speaks to the hyper-contemporary ideas of 'wellness' which permeate social media today. And of course, it is amusing to have personally picked up this book now under a climate where isolation is not a personal choice, but an actual necessity enforced by law. These past couple of years have been our year of rest and relaxation–or rather, our year of anxiety and laziness (but maybe that's just me).
What also interested me was how this book was received by audiences online, particularly young girls. Many have instead applied a lens of admiration towards the narrator's beauty and affluence, romanticizing her WASP status. While it's apparent that there has been a comeback of post-feminist contemporary culture amongst online communities, it is amusing to see such an interpretation of the novel; a story about the emotional and temporal dissatisfaction that comes with the indulgence of materialistic mores.
One of the pleasures of reading Moshfegh is the blatant sardonicism that imbues her writing. She does not shy away from the murky parts of life that we tend to gloss over, nor does she shun away from being down-right offensive, dark and obnoxious–especially when it comes to class and privilege. In a 2015 interview with VICE Moshfegh describes the affection people have on her writing:
My writing lets people scrape up against their own depravity, but at the same time it's very refined—the depth of it hides behind its sophistication. It's like seeing Kate Moss take a shit. People love that kind of stuff.
This was my encounter with Moshfegh's work and I am eager to read the rest of her oeuvre. My Year Of Rest And Relaxation is definitely not everyone's cup of tea. But despite its repetition, a lack of plot, the narrator's interminable stream of thoughts (a lot of which are ridiculously vile), and an inherently hateable protagonist (which is the point!) it was without a shadow of a doubt, an entertaining read. While some readers champion her as feminist hero, others frame the narrator as a savage satire of privileged white women–I guess it is up to you to decide which.
Review written by Beatrice Madamba
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Q: How many kinds of cranes are there, and how many does ICF have?
A: There are 15 species in the crane family Gruidae. According to the conservation status designations assigned by ICF, six of the species are considered endangered. These are the blue, red-crowned, sarus, Siberian, wattled, and whooping cranes. ICF classifies another five species as vulnerable, including the black crowned, black-necked, grey crowned, hooded, and white-naped cranes. We have all 15 species of cranes at ICF. The total number of cranes we have varies from season to season, but we normally have between 100-120 birds. We typically have up to 30 birds on display in the Wattled Crane Exhibit, Johnson Exhibit Pod, and Whooping Crane Exhibit, with approximately 70 additional birds housed in Crane City.
Q: Why does ICF recognize 15 species of cranes?
A: Some researchers believe there are only 14 species (they place the two African crowned cranes together as a single species). Other researchers may argue that there are more than 15 species (they "split" the crowned cranes into as many as four species). We believe there are enough genetic differences to justify naming two species of crowned cranes, but not enough differences to recognize four.
Q: Which crane is the rarest?
A: Whooping cranes are the least common crane species. Red-crowned cranes are the second rarest crane species.
Q: What predators might prey on cranes?
A: Crane predators vary from place to place since cranes live on so many of the continents. In the United States, animals such as raccoons, fox, and bears may prey on the eggs or young. Wolves prey on unfledged whooping cranes at Wood Buffalo National Park. Adult cranes can usually escape these predators, but cannot escape large birds of prey such as golden eagles. The crane's large size, aggressive disposition, and its ability to fly provide protection from predators. Humans are the most dangerous predator of cranes. Direct predation occurs in the form of hunting. Twelve western states in the U.S. have hunting seasons on sandhills, along with two Canadian provinces. Furthermore, there is some subsistence hunting in Mexico and Russia, as well as in some areas in Asia. Indirect influences, more difficult to guard against, include disturbance and habitat loss.
Q: Why are cranes hunted?
A: Many species of cranes are hunted for food or sport.
Q: How far and how high do cranes fly?
A: Siberian cranes migrate nearly 10,000 miles round trip. Cranes usually fly at an altitude of 3,000-5,000 feet, although they must fly much higher than that as they pass over mountain ranges.
Q: How good is the vision of a crane?
A: Visual acuity is difficult to determine, because seeing something depends on several conditions. For instance, some birds see some colors better than humans can. Color discrimination allows birds to find preferred foods more quickly. Birds often look for certain shapes or patterns. As an example, cranes will often see large predatory birds long before we do, but they are deliberately looking for them while we are not. In addition, we rarely think of eyesight as an adaptation for flight, but birds, including cranes, require excellent eyesight to fly.
Q: Do cranes have a sense of smell?
A: Perhaps. Studies show that some families of birds, including cranes, have enlarged olfactory sense centers in the brain. However, our experience shows that cranes rely on hearing and vision rather than the sense of smell to detect food, other cranes, or enemies.
Q: How much do cranes weigh?
A: Demoiselle cranes, the lightest species, weigh about five pounds, and red-crowned cranes, the heaviest, weigh up to 26 pounds.
Q: What is their wingspan?
A: From five to eight feet, depending on the species.
Q: Why do cranes stand on one leg?
A: They stand on one leg when they are roosting, and tuck one leg up into their body to keep it warm. Birds, like mammals, are warm blooded. Because cranes have higher temperatures and smaller bodies than humans, they lose body heat more readily.
Q: What is a precocial bird?
A: Precocial chicks, like cranes and other ground-nesting birds, are those which hatch with down feathers, open eyes, and the ability to leave the nest within hours of hatching. Songbirds are altricialthey hatch naked and blind, and are dependent on their parents for food.
A: Imprinting is a rapid learning process which takes place in young precocial birds. Imprinting occurs when young birds follow and identify the first large moving object they see as a parent. They learn their parents' behavioral and physical characteristics and gain impressions which remain with them for life. The process of imprinting is still not well understood. For instance, there are probably several stages of growth where imprinting is important. There is parental imprinting, when the chick determines its species; but also sexual imprinting, where the chick determines what it will seek for a mate as it matures.
Q: What do the cranes at ICF eat?
A: At ICF, cranes eat "crane chow", a special blend of soy, alfalfa, fish, and corn meal, with a special vitamin supplement. All species get the same diet, although protein content changes with the season and the bird's age. Breeding females also get calcium chips in spring to help with eggshell formation, and all the cranes get shelled corn in winter, to provide extra carbohydrates.
Q: Do cranes cause crop damage?
A: Yes, on occasion they will. In Wisconsin, cranes may cause crop damage in corn and potato fields, where the birds may feed on newly sprouted corn plants or maturing potato tubers. Members of the ICF Field Ecology Department are involved in a long-term study of crop depredation in a study area located near Briggsville, Wisconsin. ICF researchers are working with local farmers to develop a substance to put on corn kernels that will taste bad to cranes, with the hope that this will deter them from feeding in treated fields. Farmers throughout the world are faced with this challenge, and solutions developed in Wisconsin may be useful for farmers in other countries.
Q: Do chicks know how to eat when they are hatched?
A: No. In the wild, crane chicks follow their parents and are fed by them. Chicks peck food from their parents' beaks. When the crane chicks are two to three months old, they are very independent, pecking and probing on their own, and finding food items by trial and error. Occasionally, the parents may still present new food items to the chicks. Feeding the chick may help keep the bond between the chicks and parents strong during the migration and wintering season.
Q: What do wild chicks eat?
A: Crane chicks eat mostly insects during the spring, since their fast growth requires high-protein foods. Later in the summer, they will begin to feed on larger animals along with roots and tubers.
Q: How fast do crane chicks grow?
A: Crane chicks grow very rapidly up to an inch per day some days, or five feet in three months. Some growing crane chicks can put on almost one pound of weight for every pound of food they eat. In the wild, crane chicks may gain up to 20% of their body weight per day, however, we limit them to about 10% per day at ICF.
Q: When do the chicks get feathers, and when do they fledge?
A: Crane chicks hatch with down feathers, which are replaced in about two months as their cinnamon-colored juvenile plumage grows out from the base of the same feather. In turn, the juvenile plumage is molted, and is followed by the first winter plumage (gray or white, depending on the species). This winter plumage is usually replaced the following year. Most adults molt at least once per year, after the breeding season. Ten species of cranes are flightless during the wing feather molt because they lose most of their flight feathers all at once. Crane chicks usually fledge, or acquire the feathers necessary for flight, when they are about three months old.
Q: How long do the chicks stay with their parents?
A: The chicks usually stay with the parents less than a year. Sandhill crane chicks separate from their parents during the spring migration, or are driven off as the pair establishes their breeding territory.
Q: How long do cranes live?
A: Approximately 20-30 years in the wild and up to 80 years in captivity.
Q: How many eggs do cranes usually lay? Is it only in spring?
A: Cranes usually lay two eggs. However, the crowned cranes may lay two to five eggs in a single clutch while the wattled cranes may lay only one egg. Cranes that nest in the north will nest in the spring. Those that live in more tropical areas have a less restricted breeding season. Florida sandhills may nest in any one of six months, while the greater sandhill has a much more restricted breeding season of only about two months. Cranes that live south of the equator adapt somewhat to our northern latitudes at ICF by nesting in late spring or summer.
Q: How many eggs does a female lay?
A: In the wild there are normally two eggs in a clutch. At ICF we sometimes take the eggs away as soon as they are laid. The female then lays more eggs, an adaptation known as "double clutching." As many as 19 eggs have been produced by one female during a breeding season (Pasque, 1988). We limit each female to five to six eggs per year to avoid unnecessary stress.
Q: Why do they lay two eggs, when usually only one chick survives?
A: Migration, territory defense and breeding are difficult, energy-consuming activities that place the adults at risk. If cranes only laid one egg and it was infertile, or the chick died, the birds have expended that energy in a futile effort. The second egg could be considered insurance against failure. In years when food is abundant, both chicks may survive.
Q. How do you limit the number of eggs a female lays in a season?
A: Cranes will stop laying eggs once they have two eggs in the nest. To stop a female from laying, we leave the last two eggs we want her to lay. Sometimes we give the crane pair fake eggs, or dummy eggs, so they will stop laying and start incubating an egg that will not develop. But some of the birds can tell the difference and will sometimes destroy the fakes!
Q: How many eggs are laid in an average breeding season at ICF?
A: At ICF, about 130 to 150 eggs will be produced during a typical breeding season. Not all of these eggs are allowed to hatch. We want all the birds to breed and lay eggs, because it is important for their normal development. Being a good parent takes practice, and we want good crane parents. Once these "practicing" parents become good incubators, they sometimes are given more "important" eggs from endangered species, such as Siberian or whooping cranes, to incubate. The pair's original egg(s) are not allowed to develop. Each year we select certain species with which to work.
Q: How old are cranes when they first breed?
A: Most species mature and begin breeding in captivity at three years of age. In the wild, we think cranes are at least four to five years old before they nest successfully. Some species, like the Siberians, may take even longer-up to six or seven years.
Q: How many of the eggs laid at ICF are fertile?
Q: How many of the fertile eggs hatch?
A: About 70% over the past 15 years. However, we do not try to hatch all of the eggs that are fertile. We want all of our pairs to behave as naturally as possible, and that includes breeding and laying eggs. But we have specific goals on which eggs we want to hatch. We are also members of four Species Survival Plans (SSPs). Each plan is governed by a committee that sets breeding goals for pairs of a particular species held by member institutions. Since some pairs are easier to breed than others, the committee makes sure that one pair's genetics will not become overrepresented in the captive population. In some instances, we are not allowed to hatch the eggs of some of our pairs, because those pairs are already well represented.
Q: How many of the chicks at ICF survive to fledging?
Q: How big are crane eggs?
A: The size of a crane egg depends on the species. The larger the crane, the larger the egg. The largest of crane eggs will be about 4.6 inches long. They are usually tan with brown speckles.
Q: If you take eggs, will the cranes lay more?
A: Yes. "Double clutching" is one of the primary justifications for keeping these slowly-reproducing birds in captivity. One sandhill pair once laid 19 eggs in a single season, but we usually want a pair to lay only 5-6 eggs so the female is not unduly stressed.
Q: Do cranes ever select a mate from another species?
A: On rare occasions in the wild, brolgas have paired with sarus cranes, and Eurasians have paired with hooded cranes. Their offspring are fertile. We do not crossbreed species.
Q: What is the male's role while waiting for eggs to hatch?
A: A male will also incubate the eggs, but his primary task is to maintain the integrity of the territory. Incubating pairs trade places about every two hours during daylight hours. This gives each bird a chance to stretch, exercise, and feed. At night, the female incubates while the male stands guard. The male is often the first to feed the chicks.
Q: Cranes mate for life. What happens if one dies?
A: If a mate is lost, the remaining bird will usually find another partner.
Q: How old are cranes before they mate?
A: It varies, but typically cranes are several years old before they begin breeding. In captivity, about three years old; in the wild, about four to five years old. Siberian cranes may not breed until they are seven years old.
Q: What do you do with crane eggs that are infertile?
A: Often, we use infertile eggs to make "dummy eggs." We make a small hole in one end of the egg and blow out the contents, then fill the egg with plaster. This makes it a bit more durable than an empty shell. Dummy eggs are used by our CCD Department to give inexperienced cranes practice incubating. These eggs are also used by our Education Department for hands-on learning, or sent out to museums or researchers.
Q: What is the process for moving eggs or birds?
A: Eggs are moved in foam-lined, heated boxes. Plastic gloves are worn when eggs are handled to protect the shells from skin oils. Cranes are shipped in specially designed crates that are large enough so the birds can either stand or lie down, but not large enough for them to open their wings. Mated pairs are shipped in larger crates so they are in visual and vocal contact, although separated by a partition. The size and construction of the crate is important in reducing the possibility of the bird being injured.
Q: Do cranes get deer ticks?
A: Each October, we conduct an annual health check which includes a check for external parasites such as ticks. We have found few wood ticks on the birds. There are also deer ticks on our site, so remember to do tick checks after walking our trails.
Q: What are isolation pens?
A: They are pens in which chicks are isolated from all human contact. Chicks raised in isolation pens are fed by a crane puppet through an opening in the door, and exercised by a human disguised as a crane; they hear only other cranes, either on tape or in the pen next door. These birds may later be introduced to wild flocks of cranes where they learn additional survival skills.
Q: Why do you raise cranes in isolation from humans?
1. Birds for release: Birds raised in isolation from humans are better adapted for living in the wild. Using the "soft release" method, we may be able to help increase the numbers of cranes in wild flocks. This method was tested on migratory greater sandhill cranes in Wisconsin and in Michigan and in our Florida release program. Note: Parent-reared birds may also be released into the wild. This has been successful in increasing the non-migratory flock of Mississippi sandhills. Mississippi sandhill chicks were reared by sandhill cranes at Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, and later released successfully.
2. Birds for captivity: Some species are more prone to imprinting on people than others (e.g. Eastern sarus cranes). These birds are reared in isolation before being exposed to humans. Exposure to humans is necessary or the chicks may be afraid of people. If afraid, the birds may injure themselves while trying to get away from people.
Q: How many people visit ICF each year?
A: Approximately 25,000 people visit each year. In addition, we reach thousands of people each year through our website, international programs, and off-site programming.
Q: Why did you move from the old site?
A: The people who let us use the old site, Norman and Claire Sauey, wanted to use the farm again themselves. In addition, at the old site the birds and staff were getting overcrowded. In the early 1980s, we relocated to our present location on Shady Lane Road just a few miles north of Baraboo, WI.
Q: How much land do you have here?
A: We currently have about 225 acres.Much of it (about 100 acres) is restored prairie and oak savanna.
Q: What is Crane City?
A: "Crane City" is the breeding area at the back of the property, which now consists of 65 pens. It is off-limits to the public, since breeding cranes are sensitive to disturbance from people.
Q: Do you have any problems with predators?
A: Until 1982, we had very few problems. In June of 1982, raccoons climbed the fence of the crane pens, chewed through the nylon flight netting, and dropped into the yards. Tex, the famous whooping crane, was the first bird killed. Patrols, traps, blaring radios, and an electric fence did not stop the raccoons, and five cranes died that summer. Now we have electrified wires on top of the perimeter fences. They are effective in stopping predators. The fences are also buried two feet underground to prevent dogs, foxes, and coyotes from digging underneath. During the winter of 1989-90, we lost four cranes to a mink that could wiggle through the two-inch mesh fence on the pens. Now each winter, when the mink are most active, we install a temporary one-inch mesh poultry wire over the fronts of the pens.
Q: How powerful is the electric fence?
A: There is not enough power in the fence to injure predators. But even large animals, like raccoons, are surprised by the jolt they get when they touch these fences.
Q: Are there any other institutions with cranes in captivity?
A: Many zoos and research centers have cranes, but ICF has the most complete collection. ICF is also the only place making a coordinated and comprehensive effort to save critical habitat, propagate cranes in captivity, reintroduce them to the wild, and educate people living nearby about their relationship to wetlands and cranes.
Q: Who names the cranes at ICF?
A: Generally the CCD staff names them. Sometimes they are named after people (Dr. Saab), or geographic locations (Aransas), others are named after cultural attributes (Haiku-a form of Japanese poem).
Q: What do the cranes at ICF do in the winter?
A: The Wisconsin winter is similar to conditions in the wild for several of the cranes. Species which are sensitive to the cold are locked indoors at night or for the cold season. Some of the cranes have small heaters to warm their indoor quarters.
Q: How many people work here?
A: There is over 30 permanent staff, along with many student interns each year, seasonal naturalists, seasonal employees in the Gift Shop, several graduate students, and several dozen volunteers. To find out about employment opportunities, visit our website.
A: Much of ICF's support is from private sources such as grants, donations from individuals or companies, and membership donations. Entrance fees and income from the gift shop also help. The federal government pays us a yearly stipend to take care of each whooping crane kept here.
Q: If I'm interested in working with cranes as a career, what course of study is recommended?


Jessica Simpson Mandalaye flats. I bought these from Vinted after years of dying for a pair. When I found a gently used pair on Vinted I couldn't say no especially since they were $23. I love the sweetness of these flats. I typically don't wear flats but I bought these for internship interviews. Hoping a sweet pair of shoes bring me luck!
Carly Rae Jepsen's E•MO•TION is truly, criminally, underrated. My girlfriends and I saw her live in Lawrence this month and it was AMAZING! Big thanks to 91.9 KSDBM for tickets. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the concert, and even more her music. We also got a chance to meet her after the concert and she was so sweet. I asked her if she got her Pink Lady jacket from Grease Live! It was an important question to me. Get E•MO•TION, you won't regret it!
Also here are my favorite some of my favorite podcasts I've listened to this month Birkin bags, Sinatra's Mug, Jerry Seinfeld's discussion on coffee, and Aziz Ansari's approach to modern romance.
My best friend Abbey took me to Thai Place in downtown Overland Park and I am obsessed. Their Pad Thai is truly incredible and it is my new favorite place to go in Overland Park for Thai food. A definite recommend.
I don't tend to obsess about new perfumes but I've been loving Maison Martin Margiela's 'REPLICA' from my Sephora Play box and Bvlgari Omnia Cystalline.
Maison Martin Margiela 'REPLICA' Beach Walk smells amazing! It has notes of lemon, pink pepper, coconut milk, and cedarwood.
Bvlgari Omnia Crystalline has also been my favorite since I received it as a gift. This perfume is very airy and feminine. I love the lotus flower and bamboo notes. It's a fairly inexpensive perfume, $88 for 2.2 oz on Sephora.
My favorite lip product at the moment has been Bare Minerals lip oil in plumbery pop. I want all these lip oils!
Grimm! It has just been renewed for its six season! Yay!
Hope you're enjoying the vibrant days of April! What are your some of your current favorites?
Thank you! I'm sure you can try Macy's!
Those flats are adorable! And I hope they bring you good luck on your internship interviews too. I've been craving Pad Thai like CRAZY lately, and you're right, The Thai Place is so good. Have you had Thai Orchid in Mission? I think their Pad Thai is my new favorite.
Awh thanks! I think they have been ^__^ no I haven't been there?! I'll have to try it! Thanks for the suggestion!
Omg those ballet flats are the cutest!
Me too when I first saw them!
Those JS flats are so pretty, I love the criss cross style on the top.
Thanks Chelsea they're so easy to get into!
Sweet is the perfect word to describe those shoes- so darling!! I've been wanting to watch Grimm for a while. It's good to hear good things about it!
Grimm is so good you have to watch!
Chanel, those flats are so adorable indeed. I hope your interview went well. I hope you had great weekend and even more wonderful week ahead of you!
Those flats are so cute! I had been eyeing a similar pair from asos but sadly they sold out in my size :( I've never tried a lip oil but have been meaning to. Since there's currently a sephora sale now may be the time for me to go for it lol. Good luck with your internship interviews!
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Q: what will be its value at the end of $10$ year? An equipment cost $x$ unit money, it depriciates in value $15\%$ the first, $13.5\%$ in the next year, $12\%$ in the $3^{rd}$ year and so on.
Could any one tell me what will be its value at the end of $10$ year?
All the percentages applied to the original cost $x$
Thank you for helping.
at the end of one year $= x- x\times {15\over100}$
at the end of second year $= x- x\times { 13.5\over 100}$
at the end of Third year $=x- x\times {12\over 100}$

A: the percentages of depreciation at the end of 1st, 2nd, 3rd years are 15, 13.5, 12, which are in A.P., with a = 15 and d = - 1.5.
Hence, percentage of depreciation in the tenth year = a + (10-1) d = 15 + 9 (-1.5) = 1.5
Also total value depreciated in 10 years = 15 + 13.5 + 12 + ... + 1.5 = 82.5
Hence, the value of equipment at the end of 10 years=100 - 82.5 = 17.5.
now if the cost of value is x then after ten years the residual value is  = .175 x


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American brothers Rob and Chad Lowe became actors in childhood (Chad would ultimately win an Emmy for his TV work). Rob was acting from the age of eight in 1972; seven years later, he was a regular on the TV series A New Kind of Family, playing the teenaged son of star Eileen Brennan. That series was shot down quickly, but Lowe's film career picked up when newspaper and magazine articles began aligning the handsome, sensitive young actor with the burgeoning Hollywood "brat pack," which included such new talent as Molly Ringwald, Matt Dillon, Charlie Sheen, and Anthony Michael Hall. Along with several fellow "packers" (Demi Moore, Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, and Emilio Estevez), Lowe starred in 1985's St. Elmo's Fire; this film and the earlier Hotel New Hampshire (1984) represent the most memorable projects in Lowe's otherwise negligible film output. In 1989, Lowe's already flagging film stardom received a severe setback when he was accused of videotaping his sexual activities with an underage girl (the evidence has since become a choice item on the sub-rosa video cassette circuit). Arrested for his misdeeds, Lowe performed several hours' worth of community service, then tried to reactivate his career. Since then, Lowe has matured into something of a brat-pack George Hamilton, successfully lampooning his previous screen image in such comedies as Wayne's World (1992) and Tommy Boy (1995).Though his comedic endeavors would continue throughout the 1990s in films such as Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) and its sequel, Lowe gained notice for such dramatic roles as that of the mute and strangely plague-immune Nick Andros in the long-anticipated TV miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's The Stand (1994). Lowe's roles throughout the '90s may have not been the prominently featured roles in A-list films that his early shooting-star may have suggested, though he did maintain steady work in an interesting variety of small-budget projects. Lowe's casting on the popular political drama The West Wing brought the actor back into the public eye in what many considered to be one of the most intelligently written dramatic series on television. His turn as quick-witted liberal speechwriter Sam Seaborn brought Lowe through the dark days of his scandalous past, back to an audience who may have forgotten his charm as an actor. He would stay with the series until 2005, all while continuing to pick new projects that involved creativity and an open mind. He tested his limits with roles in films like Salem's Lot and Thank You For Smoking, and in 2004, he began starring in his own TV series, playing Dr. Billy Grant on the crime drama Dr. Vegas. The show lasted until 2008, by which time he had already signed on for the prime time dramedy Brothers & Sisters, starring alongside Calista Flockhart. He had a major part in The Invention of Lying in 2009, and that same year he landed a regular gig on the well-reviewed NBC sitcom Parks and Recreation. In 2011 he was the executive producer and one of the leads in the ensemble film I Melt With You.
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Hope you're well – long time!
Thanks Clive for the comments. Good to hear from you. It would be great to see you on one of your visits to Ipswich. We are at the same address with the same phone number. Do come round.


Hosting organisation The City Council of Alicante and Youth Council (details avaible here http://www.alicante.es/) is looking for EVS volunteers.
Project located in Alicante, Spain with EI. Ref. 2011-ES-87 will start 4th March 2013 and its duration is 8 months.
Proposed tasks: Activities are designed to offer a little help in two of the city museums. One of them is placed inside of Santa Barbara's Castle and the other one in the Contemporay Art Museum.
In both of them, volunteers will give attendance to visitors and will help to compile enquiries, help in guidances and register and achieve information.
•	Working in teams with other youth and technicians of the City Council.
•	Learning a foreign language (both colloquial language in their daily life as formal spoken and written language through Spanish language classes.
•	Knowing the activities and services offered to youth in the city the City Council.
•	Participating actively in the planning of the different workshops.
•	Suggesting and creating new activities for the local community.
•	Promoting their country of origin among our youth.
•	Developing social training skills.
•	Knowing a new culture in all its aspects.
•	Participating in social, cultural and educational programmes.
•	Participating in the development of a more disfavoured community of the city.
Interested? Send your CV and motivation letter until deadline 20th September 2012 to escarlata.gomis@alicante-ayto.es (contact person: Escarlata Gomis).


Dave Pickard (Chair), Gilly Marshall (Thirteen Group), Marc Anderson, Emily Harrison (Cleveland Police), Christine Goodman (Victim Support), John Bagley (National Probation Service - Cleveland), Miriam Sigsworth (Youth Offending Team), John Bentley (Safe in Tees Valley), Cllr Steve Nelson, Steve Hume, Julie Nixon, Gavin Hamer, David Morton (Stockton Council), Steve Rose (Catalyst), Sarah Wilson (PCC), Matthew Edwards (Youth Direction), Fred Gook (Neighbourhood Watch), Barbara Gill (DTV CRC Probation Services), Kerry Anderson (SBC - Public Health).
Claire Sills, Peter Bell, Gavin Hamer (SBC).
Cllr Jim Beall and Superintendent Ian Coates (Cleveland Police).
Introductions and apologies were given.
Councillor Steve Nelson declared a person non prejudicial in respect of agenda item 11 - Stockton Town Centre Retail Crime as his son worked in security in Stockton Town Centre.
AGREED that the minutes of the meeting held on 18th August 2015 be approved.
It was reported that an email had been sent to the Partnership regarding the Register of Interests.
All members of the Partnership were required to complete an annual Register of Interests form in relation to any other interests they had which may be linked to the activities of the Partnership.
Members received an update on the CSP Action Plan. Point 6.2 with the revised figures relating to Domestic Abuse which were missing at the last meeting.
There was no other business identified.
AGREED that the minutes of YOT Management Board Meeting held on 4th August 2015 be noted.
1. The presentations be received.
2. The good work in the Borough be noted.
3. Any necessary actions that had been identified be carried out.
AGREED that the DAAT figures for Q1 be noted.
AGREED that the update be noted.
There were no reports back.
51/15 DATE OF NEXT MEETING - 17 NOVEMBER 2015 AT 9.30 A.M.
The date of next meeting was noted as 17 November 2015 at 9.30 a.m.
AGREED that the overview be noted.
09.30 am - 12 noon.
41/15 Consideration was given to the minutes of the meeting held on 18th August 2015.
45/15 Consideration was given to the minutes of YOT Management Board Meeting held on 4th August 2015.
46/15 The Chair introduced the item. He outlined that there was significant pressure on crime at the moment. The issue for the partnership was how to respond and what was going to be the strategic approach. The communication plan would also be critical to the partnership.
The following presentations were given on the Partnership's approach to tackling crime in the Borough.
The Partnership felt that this was a good news story and was validation for the route that was taken in that the service was a not for profit organisation. It was also felt that someone from ARCC CRC should attend future meetings of Catalyst. The Partnership also felt that it was important that they could feed into the process for identifying priority cases.
The Partnership felt that the impact of domestic abuse was significant and that the balancing of police resources had to be right to tackle the issue.
With regard to the Domestic Abuse top 10 repeats meeting the Community Safety Manager had been frustrated that the level of referrals were not always coming through in time which was holding up progress. This is being addressed through the newly created Domestic Abuse Operational Group.
It was reported that if people were in full recovery they were far less likely to re-offend. The testing programmed was still being honed to find the most effective model.
The Community Safety Manager reported that Friends of Trinity Green had requested an update on the work that is being carried out in Hartington Road and the neighbouring Trinity Green. A public meeting has been arranged and officers from the Community Safety team will be attending.
The Partnership felt that there was some very good information sharing. The Chair reported that he would sign a letter of support if needed to help ensure future funding for the dedicated support officer working within Hartington Road.
From a YOT perspective RP was being embedded in their service. Every victim of youth crime was contacted to see if they would be interested in RP. The wishes of the victim would be paramount in the process.
With regard to the Joint Patrol Service it had been delivered in Norton North. There had been some very good engagement and it had been a key factor in bringing down ASB in the area. It was felt that there the service brought good benefits to the Borough for relatively low costs.
The Partnership was hopeful that some figures could be brought to them in 6 month's time.
It was reported that there was a hope that the service would be expanded in the future.
Neighbourhood Watch - Deferred to a future meeting.
47/15 The Partnership was presented with the DAAT figures for Q1.
48/15 Chief Inspector Marc Anderson reported the Stockton Town Centre retail crime figures.
The Police had been targeting stores to try and get them to be proactive and prevent shoplifters from actually entering the shops in the first place.
Funding availability was being looked at but it was reported that some retailers would not contribute any funds.
The Community Safety Manager reported that two dedicated Town Centre Officers were working closely with the Police.
The Chair reported that he would write to the retailers if an evidence base could be given.
49/15 The Partnership was given an update on the position with regard to Syrian Refugees.
Stockton's position was that it was part of the initial dispersal programme and is working with the North East Regional Migration Partnership who are co-ordinating a North East 'offer' back to the Home Office at the end of November.
There were potentially significant financial costs to the Council and partners as the refugees could need a high level of support depending on their circumstances.
52/15 The Partnership was provided with an overview of crime and ASB in the Borough between April 2015 and August 2015.
These details had been taken from Cleveland police Performance statistics and were restricted due to the crime and ASB details not being released to the general public at the time of writing.


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Keeping up with the Joneses can often be a straight shot to frustration, but gauging your neighbors on some things isn't always a bad thing. New research shows that when it comes to being environmentally friendly, peer pressure (spoken or not) might wind up making the world a better place.
A just-released study from the University of Exeter Business School looks into how to motivate consumers to use less gas and energy. It turns out that rather than browbeating anyone, the best way to cut down on energy use is simply to make it desirable to do so. "People believe, rightly or wrongly, that a majority of those around them know what's right — and they are afraid that they might be told off if they behave in a different way," said coauthor Oliver Hauser in a press release.
The researchers looked at data from across the United States, including states that are stereotypically more or less concerned with environmental issues and energy consumption. The firm Opower sends customers energy bills that show their energy use in comparison to their neighbors. "In U.S. states where people thought that their neighbors cared a lot about energy conservation, Opower's information about neighbors' energy consumption is associated with greater energy savings," Hauser said. "In places where people thought that their neighbors did not care, it was associated with much lower energy savings."
We already know that one way to get yourself to curb your own spending is to examine it in the context of your friends' spending. Even if you're not a green-minded person in general, the evidence suggests that mindful energy use can help you save a solid handful of dough.


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How to Perform a Title Transfer in Oklahoma
Completing a car title transfer in Oklahoma is a mandatory step when a vehicle ownership changes hands from the owner on record to a new owner. Title transfers for cars can be completed through any tag office of the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) of the Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC).
Note that, when meeting the OK title transfer requirements, vehicle owners will also be asked to obtain a new car registration in most cases. Get more information on how to fill out transfer of title forms and when to complete a vehicle title transfer in OK by reading the following sections.
What is a car title transfer in Oklahoma?
Prior to transferring a car title in Oklahoma, vehicle owners must familiarize themselves with the transfer of car title process to ensure they avoid any delays when they perform a title transfer. The OK title transfer for cars is a common transaction that results in the official transfer of ownership from one legal entity to another.
The principal document used to transfer a car title is the state-issued title certificate, which contains important information about the owner on record and the motor vehicle. Failure to finalize the transfer of vehicle title in OK will impede the issuance of a car registration for the newly-purchased vehicle.
When is a vehicle title transfer required in Oklahoma?
Auto owners must apply for title transfers for cars in Oklahoma on each occasion the possession of the vehicle is passed to a new owner, regardless of the nature of the ownership transfer. Therefore, apart from transferring a vehicle title after a private sale, you will also be required to request a transfer of your car title under different circumstances.
For example, if you have received the vehicle as a gift from a family member or by means of inheritance, you will be required to meet the corresponding OK title transfer requirements that apply to your circumstances.
Note: Vehicle owners must request a car title transfer within 30 days of the effective transfer of ownership, according to current law.
Information and Documents Necessary to Transfer a Title in Oklahoma
The state MVD will process a request for a title transfer for cars in Oklahoma only if the applicant meets the corresponding car title transfer requirements. Note that the criteria to transfer a vehicle title may vary to a certain degree depending on the circumstances surrounding the passing of ownership.
For instance, the documentation requirements for the standard OK title transfers for cars that must be completed after buying or selling a vehicle are outlined below:
A properly signed-over and notarized title certificate containing data about the seller and the buyer, their official signatures, the sale price and the odometer statement
A filled out Application for Oklahoma Certificate of Title for a Vehicle (Form 701-6), if required
A bill of sale and an odometer disclosure statement (Form 729), if the title does not have separate sections for this purpose
A lien release form, if applicable
The current vehicle registration
Proof of vehicle insurance coverage
Note: Sellers with lost or damaged titles can apply for a replacement title certificate by submitting the Application for Duplicate Certificate of Title (Form 701-7) by mail or in person.
In addition to the standard documentation to transfer a car title in OK, vehicle owners may be required to submit additional paperwork under certain unique circumstances. For example, if you are transferring a vehicle title after the death of the original owner, you may required to submit the decedent's death certificate and certain testamentary letters issued by the state probate courts.
Steps for Performing a Transfer of Title in Oklahoma
To successfully finalize the Oklahoma title transfer for vehicles, car owners will be required to submit the necessary documentation and fee payment in person through a nearby tag agency.
In order to avoid any delays in the auto title transfer procedure, applicants must ensure they have collected all necessary items prior to making their office visit.
Tag agents process requests for OK title transfers for cars as soon as the submitted documents and cost payments are verified. The newly-issued title certificates are mailed to the applicant's address on file from a centralized manufacturing location within several days.
Note: To avoid future liability for the sold vehicle, sellers can fill out the MVD Notice of Transfer of Ownership of a Vehicle (Form 773) and submit it to the division.
Getting a New Car Title Versus Title Transfers in Oklahoma
Vehicle owners need to order new car titles in Oklahoma after they discover the differences between applying for a title certificate and transferring a car title between two legal entities. The Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC) issues a DMV new title to drivers who have recently bought a new vehicle or to new residents who have just moved from another state to OK.
Motorists may be required to apply for a new car title for certain types of motor vehicles. However, when purchasing a motor vehicle from a dealership, the dealer may apply for a new title for car in the name of the owner.
The process of getting a new car title in Oklahoma differs from the title transfer process. A title transfer procedure is required when the ownership rights are transferred from one person to another. In most cases, the title transfer must be completed when purchasing or selling a motor vehicle. However, motorists may also need to perform a title transfer in the following situations:
When transferring ownership to a family member
When gifting a motor vehicle
When donating a motor vehicle
When inheriting a motor vehicle
Car Title Transfer Fees in Oklahoma
An important step when transferring a vehicle title in Oklahoma is arranging payment for the applicable MVD fees. The base price for a standard title is $11 in Oklahoma.
Note that since you may also be required to register your vehicle during the vehicle title transfer procedure, you may have to pay the applicable registration fees as well, in addition to the standard titling fees. Therefore, the total cost of the OK transfer of car title process may include a base title transfer fee, the payments for the taxes and the registration and license plate costs.
Note that, depending on your circumstances, you may also be required to pay additional fees. For instance, if you are processing a lien when you transfer your vehicle title, you will have to pay an additional fee. If you are required to complete a vehicle identification number and an odometer reading inspection, on the other hand, you will be required to pay a fee.
Application for Oklahoma Certificate of Title for a Vehicle
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The contest were held during the weekend on 5th and 6th July on our airfield in Bendern/Liechtenstein for the trophy of her Highness Princess Marie of Liechtenstein. 47 pilots from 14 different nations started for this trophy. Roland Matt could for 9th time successively win this contest and so defend his title from the year 2007, followed by Gerhard Mayr from Austria and Wolfgang Matt.
The conditions were quite good, except the wind was blowing irregularly. All 47 pilots flow two rounds 23 even the third round. Then the competition had to be stoped due to bad weather conditions.
Right at the beginning that Wolfgang, Roland and Gerhard Mayr were the favourites for the first place. In the first round Gerhard had a little bid better results and took the 1000 points on his account. The second round was the one from Roland and Wolfgang was for this moment even on the second place after Roland. The third round was the won by Roland, due to this result his father was pushed back on the third place and Gerhard finished second.
A quite nice surprise was the 7th place for the 16 year old rookie from Gamprin, Stefan Kaiser. Not so well trained, the 4th pilot from Liechtenstein, Nick Schädler had to accept the 32nd place this year.


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Introducing slow streets
One of the results of the lockdowns is the greatly reduced traffic on the streets. This has resulted in huge reductions in smog levels in cities that used to be plagued with poor air quality. But it has also resulted in some drivers taking advantage to speed. Some cities are now going further and shutting down traffic entirely on some streets, except for pedestrians and cyclists.
One such effort is in the city of Oakland, California that has shut down 74 miles of city streets, labeling them 'slow streets', to enable residents to use them to get outdoors and exercise while maintaining the appropriate distance from others and avoiding congesting the city's parks and other recreational areas. The road will still be open to residents who live there.
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Roughly 11% of the city's land is made up of 6,000 acres of parks – streets and sidewalks make up an additional 20% to 30%, said a city official, adding that the city wanted to take advantage of its space for the expected sunny, holiday weekend.
The news was especially welcomein East Oakland, a neighborhood historically overlooked and impoverished, residents said at a press conference about the initiative on Friday. Many East Oakland residents continue to work, despite the shelter-in-place orders, said one community advocate, often walking to their jobs to do so. Any effort to make streets safer is good news for the community, he said.
Other cities around the world have instituted similar programs.
This is yet another example of the kinds of innovations and natural experiments that the pandemic has enabled. The real question is what happens after the lockdown ends. Do we just go back to where we were before? Or do we realize that we can do better in terms of the quality of life that city living affords?
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With $20 oil and cheaper gas, it's inevitable that the stupid and selfish will see empty streets as an excuse for hooning. Jalopnik reported last month on idiots who are street racing. And some media are glorifying idiots for doing a "cannonball run" last week, driving from New York to Los Angeles. They should be jailed and their antics banned from the media.
Mexico City in 2017 is an example of what is possible, a city without cars. After the earthquake, bicycles became the lifeline of the city after basic services and power went down -- information, transport, food distribution, etc. And it wasn't organized by the government, people did it instinctively.


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SyFy's 'Ascension' Takes 1960s Nuclear Spaceship Idea to the Stars
By Tariq Malik
The Orion-class spaceship Ascension serves as the star of SyFy's three-night miniseries "Ascension," about a generational starship mission launched in 1963. (Image credit: SyFy/NBCUniversal)
A spaceship powered by nuclear bombs secretly launched in the 1960s. A colony ship on 100-year journey to spread humanity to the stars. These central themes of the SyFy Channel's epic "Ascension" miniseries this week sound like pure science fiction, U.S. scientists actually worked to build such a spaceship in the 1960s.
Actor Brian Van Holt portrays William Denninger, Captain of the Ascension starship in the SyFy miniseries "Ascension." (Image credit: Diego Uchitel/Syfy)
In "Ascension," a three-part SyFy miniseries that launches tonight (Dec. 15), 600 people live aboard an Orion-class nuclear spacecraft on a mission to Proxima Centauri. The mission launched in 1963, when the Space Race was in full swing and the Cold War made the threat of global nuclear war an uncomfortable possibility. This leads to Project Ascension, led by a Werner von Braun-esque Abraham Enzmann, who dreamed up a spaceship taller than the Empire State Building that is propelled by nuclear bombs.
There is certainly a lot going on in "Ascension" to grab the average space fan, not the least of which is the fact that the ship Ascension itself is based on Project Orion, a real-life 1960s project by the U.S. government to build a 4,000 ton spaceship propelled through space by nuclear explosions. "Ascension" takes the potential of Project Orion and asks the simple question: What if the U.S. actually did it? [Visions of Interstellar Starship Travel]
This NASA image depicts Project Orion, a spaceship propelled by controlled nuclear explosions. The U.S. government's Project Orion in the 1950s and 1960s studied what was required to build such a giant spaceship. (Image credit: NASA/MSFC)
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The real-life Project Orion began in the late 1950s and ran through the early 1960s until it was shut down after the passage of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty of 1963, according to a project description on NASA's Glenn Research Center website. But the promise of such a craft was tantalizing, especially given how it worked.
"About five bombs per second are dropped out the back and detonated to propel the craft along. A huge shock plate with shock absorbers make up the base of the craft," reads one NASA description. "Experiments using conventional explosives were conducted to demonstrate the viability of this scheme. Although this vehicle was conceived to take a crew to Mars, it can also be considered for sending smaller probes to the stars." [Superfast Spacecraft Propulsion Concepts (Images)]
In his book "Project Orion: The True Story of the Atomic Spaceship (opens in new tab)," author George Dyson (son of famed scientist Freeman Dyson who worked on Project Orion) writes that the project, which began in 1957, aimed to launch manned missions to Mars by 1965, with trips to Saturn by 1970. According to Dyson, the project ran through 1965, was overseen by General Atomic and gained NASA's interest in 1963 because of its high specific impulse for space propulsion.
The cast of SyFy's "Ascension" are: (from left to right) Al Sapienza as Councilman Rose, Ryan Robbins as Duke Vanderhaus, Tiffany Lonsdale as Emily Vanderhaus, Brandon Paul as Aaron Gault, Tricia Helfer as Viondra Denninger, Brian Van Holt as Cpt William Denninger, Jacquelien Byers as Nora Bryce, P.J. Boudousqué as James Novack, Andrea Roth as Dr. Juliet Bryce. (Image credit: Diego Uchitel/Syfy)
Engineering a space colony
SyFy's "Ascension" embraces its space history, with the crew of its ship garbed in 1960s style, using retro tech and showing a glimpse of what life on a generational colony spaceship would be like. The show begins in the present day, 51 years after the ship's launch, as the mission hits its midpoint.
Without giving too much away, the show does make a point of describing the psychological effects of a decades-long spaceflight, particularly on children who have to grow up knowing they will be stuck inside a spaceship — the "glorious tin can" as one character puts it — for most of their lives.
"Battlestar Galactica" reboot alum Tricia Helfer stars as Viondra Denniger, Ascension's Chief Stewardess and wife of Captain William Denniger (Brian Van Holt). First Officer Aaron Gault (Brandon P. Bell) rounds out the top tier cast after being placed in charge of the investigation of the murder of a young woman — the first murder in Ascension ship history. The show was created by showrunner Philip Levens ("Smallville") and executive produced by Jason Blum (film franchises "Paranormal Activity" and "The Purge"), as well as Ivan Fecan, Tim Gamble and Brett Burlock with Sea To Sky Studios.
To say there's a lot of intrigue and scheming going on aboard Ascension is an understatement. But I don't want to spoil the fun for you. To experience the full thrill of the show's twists and turns, you'll just have to tune in.
"Ascension" debuts on the SyFy Channel Monday, Dec. 15, at 9 pm/8 pm Central. Check local listings. Parts 2 and 3 will air on Tuesday and Wednesday (Dec. 16 and 17) at 9 pm/8 pm Central.
Email Tariq Malik at tmalik@space.com or follow him @tariqjmalik and Google+. Follow us @Spacedotcom, Facebook and Google+. Original article on Space.com.
Tariq Malik
Tariq is the Editor-in-Chief of Space.com and joined the team in 2001, first as an intern and staff writer, and later as an editor. He covers human spaceflight, exploration and space science, as well as skywatching and entertainment. He became Space.com's Managing Editor in 2009 and Editor-in-Chief in 2019. Before joining Space.com, Tariq was a staff reporter for The Los Angeles Times covering education and city beats in La Habra, Fullerton and Huntington Beach. In October 2022, Tariq received the Harry Kolcum Award (opens in new tab) for excellence in space reporting from the National Space Club Florida Committee. He is also an Eagle Scout (yes, he has the Space Exploration merit badge) and went to Space Camp four times as a kid and a fifth time as an adult. He has journalism degrees from the University of Southern California and New York University. You can find Tariq at Space.com and as the co-host to the This Week In Space podcast (opens in new tab) with space historian Rod Pyle on the TWiT network (opens in new tab). To see his latest project, you can follow Tariq on Twitter @tariqjmalik (opens in new tab).


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Q: Django allauth does not log user in on email confirm I'm using django-allauth in my django project and I understand that ACCOUNT_LOGIN_ON_EMAIL_CONFIRMATION is set to True by default. Unfortunately the user was not being logged in automatically on confirm so I explicitly set this setting to True. Unfortunately the user still does not get logged on when they confirm their email. My allauth settings:
ACCOUNT_AUTHENTICATION_METHOD = 'email'
ACCOUNT_EMAIL_REQUIRED = True
ACCOUNT_EMAIL_VERIFICATION = 'mandatory'
ACCOUNT_EMAIL_SUBJECT_PREFIX = 'MyApp | '
ACCOUNT_PASSWORD_MIN_LENGTH = 6
ACCOUNT_UNIQUE_EMAIL = True
ACCOUNT_USERNAME_REQUIRED = False
ACCOUNT_LOGIN_ON_EMAIL_CONFIRMATION = True
ACCOUNT_EMAIL_CONFIRMATION_AUTHENTICATED_REDIRECT_URL = 'app:createStudent'
ACCOUNT_EMAIL_CONFIRMATION_ANONYMOUS_REDIRECT_URL = 'app:createStudent'

LOGIN_REDIRECT_URL = 'app:index'
ACCOUNT_LOGOUT_REDIRECT_URL = 'app:index'

ACCOUNT_LOGOUT_ON_GET = True

The email confirmation redirects also do not fire properly and the user is routed to the index. This may indicate that the user has been in in fact logged in but I have conditionals checking that:
{% if request.user.is_authenticated %}
    Sign Out
{% else %}
    Login   Register
{% endif %}

And they indicate that the user is not authenticated.
All help is appreciated thank you.
EDIT: I've tried changing the login redirect to determine if it was in fact logging the user in and sending them to the index however it is not. Even when I've changed the login redirect to a different page confirm still sends them to the index.

A: The ACCOUNT_LOGIN_ON_EMAIL_CONFIRMATION = True settings works only when the user performs a sign-up action and verifies the email in the same browser session.
See this code fragment
def send_email_confirmation(request, user, signup=False):
    ...
    if signup:
        request.session['account_user'] = user.pk

The session stores account_user variable which is later used to verify if the user should be logged in automatically. If the session is lost, it won't work.
This is where the check is performed:
def login_on_confirm(self, confirmation):
    ...
    user_pk = self.request.session.pop('account_user', None)
    ...
    if user_pk == user.pk and self.request.user.is_anonymous():
        return perform_login(self.request,
                             user,
                             app_settings.EmailVerificationMethod.NONE)

Does it work for you right after signup? If yes, this is your issue. Else you'll have to dig deeper.


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