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Pseudoscopelus scriptus és una espècie de peix de la família dels quiasmodòntids i de l'ordre dels perciformes.

Descripció
El cos, allargat, fa 15,5 cm de llargària màxima. 7-9 espines i 19-22 radis tous a les dues aletes dorsals i 19-22 radis tous a l'anal. Aleta caudal bifurcada. Aletes pectorals amb 12-14 radis tous i pelvianes amb 1 espina i 5 radis tous. Absència d'aleta adiposa. 35-36 vèrtebres (18-19 precaudals). Línia lateral no interrompuda i amb 73-78 escates. Els fotòfors de l'aleta anal no s'estenen fins al nivell de l'anus. La pigmentació a la part interna de la boca se cenyeix a una àrea fosca a la pell que cobreix les regions amb dents dels premaxil·lars i de les mandíbules (en canvi, Pseudoscopelus sagamianus, per exemple, té l'àrea interna de la boca i els arcs branquials de color negre).

Alimentació
El seu nivell tròfic és de 3.

Hàbitat i distribució geogràfica
És un peix marí i batipelàgic (els adults entre 250 i 1.370 m de fondària i els juvenils, fins al voltant de 30 mm de longitud, entre 95 i 590), el qual viu entre 69°N-20°S i 39°W-23°W: l'Atlàntic occidental (des dels Estats Units fins al Brasil, incloent-hi el mar Carib, el golf de Mèxic, la mar dels Sargassos, les illes Bahames, les Bermudes, Puerto Rico, el riu Amazones i, potser també, Surinam) i, possiblement també l'Atlàntic oriental (Nigèria).

Observacions
És inofensiu per als humans i el seu índex de vulnerabilitat és de baix a moderat (27 de 100).

Referències

Bibliografia
 Anònim, 1999. Base de dades de la col·lecció de peixos del Museu d'Història Natural de Londres. Londres, la Gran Bretanya.
 Anònim, 2000. Base de dades de la col·lecció de peixos del Gulf Coast Research Laboratory (GCRL). The Gulf Coast Research Laboratory (GCRL), Ocean Springs, Mississipí, els Estats Units.
 Anònim, 2000. Base de dades de la col·lecció de peixos de l'Institut fur Seefischerei (ISH). BIOLAB Forschungsinstitut, Hohenwestedt, Alemanya.

 Anònim, 2001. Base de dades de la col·lecció de peixos del Museu de Zoologia de la Universitat de Copenhaguen. Museu Zoològic de la Universitat de Copenhaguen.
 Mead, G. W., 1958. A catalog of the type specimens of fishes formerly in the collections of the Department of Tropical Research, New York Zoological Society. Zoologica, Scientific Contributions of the New York Zoological Society, vol. 43 (pt 4): 131-134.
 Melo, M. R. S., H. J. Walker & C. Klepadlo, 2007. Two new species of Pseudoscopelus (Teleostei: Chiasmodontidae), with a new diagnosis for the genus. Zootaxa 1605: 33–46. Pàgs. 34 i 45.
 Mooi, R. D. i J. R. Paxton, 2001. Chiasmodontidae. Swallowers. Pàgs. 3495-3496. A: K. E. Carpenter i V. Niem (eds.). FAO species identification guide for fishery purposes. The living marine resources of the Western Central Pacific. Vol. 6. Bony fishes part 4 (Labridae to Latimeriidae), estuarine crocodiles. FAO, Roma.
 Nielsen, J. G., 1974: Fish types in the Zoological Museum of Copenhagen. Zoological Museum, Universitat de Copenhaguen, Dinamarca. 1-115.
 Spitz, J., J.-C. Quéro i J.-J. Vayne, 2007. Contribution à l'étude du genre Pseudoscopelus (Chiasmodontidae) avec une espèce nouvelle, P. pierbartus n. sp., deux synonymies junior et une clé d'identification des espèces valides. Cybium, vol. 31 (núm. 3): 333-339.
 Wu, H.L., K.-T. Shao i C.F. Lai (eds.), 1999. Latin-Chinese dictionary of fishes names. The Sueichan Press, Taiwan. 1.028 pàgines.

Enllaços externs

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Hi Karl and Ahmet .
@Karl: Maybe, your Manifold startup picked up JDK6-7?
compiler and the Eclipse ecj.jar Java compiler.
> likely to be environment configuration rather than ManifoldCF.
>> installation.  Do  you have JAVA_HOME set?
>>> I get the error below.
>>> I looks like a JSP compiler compatibility issue with JDK 8?


Minister for Home Kiren Rijiju said the fresh revelations by Headley, about his background and his working style, would help the Indian investigators and prosecutors in regards to Mumbai terror attack in 2008.
Government today said the testimony of Pakistani-American LeT operative David Headley will end the ambiguity over the role of Pakistani "state and non-state actors" in Mumbai terror attack and take the case to logical conclusion.
"The difference between the state and non-state actors will come to an end after this statement," Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju told reporters here. The Minister said it was known to everyone as to who were involved in the conspiracy to carry out the country's worst terror attack in 2008 which had left 166 dead end 309 others injured.
"It is known that who all were involved. Headley's statement will lead to a logical conclusion. It will help us," he said.
Rijiju said the fresh revelations by Headley, about his background and his working style, would help the Indian investigators and prosecutors.
In his deposition before a Mumbai court, through video conferencing from an American prison, Headley today said his main contact in Lashkar-e-Taiba was Sajid Mir, suspected to be an operative of Pakistani intelligence agency ISI.
Headley said that he joined LeT after being "influenced" by its head Hafiz Saeed and took his first "course" with them in 2002 at Muzaffarabad.
Headley, who is currently serving 35 years prison sentence in the US for his role in the terror attacks, also said he changed his name from Dawood Gilani to David Headley in 2006 so that he could enter India and set up some business.


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Published: Monday, 8 April 2019 6:17 PM GMT+10
Chris Lynn bats for the Kolkata Knight Riders during their IPL match against the Rajasthan Royals. Credit: AP
Australian Chris Lynn was tempted to visit a casino to cash in on his luck after a miraculous reprieve while batting during Kolkata Knight Riders' Indian Premier League (IPL) victory over Rajasthan Royals.
The 28-year-old was on 13 when he inside-edged a delivery from paceman Dhawan Kulkarni onto his stumps and started walking off without bothering to look behind.
Kulkarni was celebrating too but it was soon cut short when the bowler realised that the ball had lit up the zing bail but failed to dislodge it, ricocheting off the leg stump to the fine-leg boundary for a four instead.
Lynn went on to score 50 off 32 deliveries in Kolkata's successful eight-wicket win chasing Rajasthan's 139-3 that put them at the top of the IPL table with four wins from five matches.
"I always like to ride my luck," Lynn said.
"I inside-edged it, and then I heard a second noise. I thought (the wicket-keeper) might catch it or the bails might come off, but I got lucky.
"I might actually go the casino tonight!"
It was the third time in this year's IPL that a batsman had benefited from the bails refusing to be dislodged.
Rajasthan were also on the receiving end in an earlier match when Jofra Archer's delivery rolled onto the stumps but Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, yet to open his account, survived as bails could not be dislodged.
Dhoni, who went on to make a match-winning 75 off 46 deliveries, suffered the heartbreak himself on the weekend when bails did not fall despite his direct hit with Punjab opener Lokesh Rahul short of his ground.
Rajasthan captain Ajinkya Rahane appeared as bewildered as the bowler and was involved in a long conversation with the on-field umpire after the incident.
"The rules are what they are, but I told the umpire, at least don't declare it a boundary," Rahane said.
"It's already so tough for the bowlers in T20, and in such a situation, a ball can, maybe, declared a dead ball. That was my conversation with the umpires."
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Suzanne and Victoria's spring exhibition has become an annual event at The Station. Their love of colour once again bringing them together; Suzanne, a talented Lampwork Artist and Jewellery Designer and Victoria, specialising in creating original artwork using a tissue paper collage technique. The exhibition promises to be uplifting, displaying their stunning, unique and very …
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An exhibition of works by a number of elected Members of Manchester Academy of Fine Arts Manchester Academy Fine Arts was founded on 14th November 1859. Originally affiliated to the Royal Manchester Institution on Mosley Street, the Academy continued to be based at the building, now Manchester Art Gallery, after the Institution gifted it to …
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Characters and Characteristics of the Caribbean
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Phil Goldsborough is a self taught artist based in Middleton St George. He first exhibited paintings in Darlington Library as Painter of the Month in 1975. He has since exhibited in Darlington Art Centre. This is his first major exhibition since 2010. Eileen Goldsborough is a keen amateur photographer who has had photographs published in …
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General Hancock
作者:Francis Amasa Walker
WILLIAMSBURG TO ANTIETAM.
The nation's necessity was, though in no mean sense, Hancock's opportunity. He was now to show what he went to West Point for; why he called himself a soldier; what his long years of service had qualified him to do for his country in the supreme crisis of its existence. Looking back upon the period which had elapsed since the close of the war with Mexico, any one who knew Hancock personally, and who is familiar with his career during the rebellion, must think that the service in which he had been engaged was precisely that best suited to develop the man to his highest capabilities of usefulness in the struggle which was before the nation. Absolutely destitute of asceticism, full of hearty fellowship, fond of ease and given to good cheer, his stirring ambition, his intense interest in his profession and his high standard of duty rendered those fourteen years one long term of military education. I doubt if there was an officer in the United States army who during that period—while political, social, and industrial forces were preparing the war
of secession—learned so much that was to become of use when that great occasion came. Hancock was not a man of lofty intellectuality. He had courage —fiery, enthusiastic courage; positive, active, unfaltering loyalty to country and comrade; he had industry beyond measure; the ambition that stirs to do great deeds, and be worthy of high promotion; above all, an unrest while anything remained to be done; a dissatisfaction with what was incomplete; a repugnance at all that was slovenly, clumsy, coarse, or half made up. I am disposed to believe that this period of Hancock's life was passed to even better advantage than if it had comprised active operations on the large scale against a powerful enemy. The time was to come—all too soon—when lives were to be thrown away by thousands and money by millions; when orders of infinite consequence were to be given as the result of one glance over a field as restless as the ocean after a storm; when the conjectures of an officer on the picket line were to determine the movements of twenty thousand men on the morrow. Meanwhile the future commander of the Second Army Corps, of the left wing at Gettysburg and in the Wilderness, was being trained for his high duties by conducting the orders and correspondence of a military department, fitting out expeditions of a company or a squadron, supplying outlying posts, or conducting the business of a quartermaster's depot on the plains or on the Pacific coast. To a man who is willing to do things just so well that they will pass without censure from his superiors, caring himself only for pay-day and poker, such a scale of operations is cramping and dwarfing. To a man who is trying to do everything in the best possible way, who is studying his profession and accumulating experience against the day of larger things, nothing is more instructive, enlarging, and strengthening, if not pursued too long.
It followed that the outbreak of the war found Hancock singularly well equipped for the responsibilities and duties that were to devolve upon him. What he knew of infantry and could do with infantry let Williamsburg and Fredericksburg and Gettysburg and the Salient at Spottsylvania testify. While he was not a master of the science of logistics, like Meade and Humphreys, he could conduct a long march over bad roads, with artillery and trains, better, in my humble judgment, than any other officer of the war, Federal or Confederate. In the supply of troops, Hancock, as the result of thorough training and downright hard work, achieved almost the highest possible success. Of the uses of cavalry and artillery he knew enough—first, not to think that he knew everything, or to lead him to interfere in the conduct of those charged with these highly specialized services; and, secondly, to recognize good work whenever and by whomsoever done. General David M. Gregg, the capable commander of the Second Cavalry Division, on one occasion remarked to me that there was no other officer of high rank in the Army of the Potomac under whom it was so agreeable to serve as under General Hancock. Finally, Hancock's experience before the war had made him a perfect master of the Regulations, of the procedure proper to every department of the army and to every occasion of the service, and of the forms of military correspondence and record. A master, I say, not a slave; for, while no man understood better the beneficial uses of red tape, no one knew better how to cut red tape when the occasion required. An essayist—Lord Macaulay, I think—in satirizing the employment in the English language of certain Latin terms, asks us to imagine a Roman Consul seated in a back office in Bordeaux, a goose-quill over his ear, making out invoices for the skippers of merchant vessels. But the union of martial and civic functions need not be ludicrous. It would be hard to believe that Scipio at Zama looked one inch more the commander than Hancock at Fredericksburg or Gettysburg, or bore himself more knightly and heroically in danger and hardship, in weariness and wounds; yet Hancock was perhaps the greatest hand at "papers" the army ever knew. It is usual to make flings at this sort of thing, and to express contempt for regulations and red tape. But it is more likely that a mill or factory or railroad will be well managed whose accounts and correspondence are always in arrears, in confusion, in error, than that a brigade or division or corps will be well administered under the same conditions. The need of order and system is even greater in the latter case. This Hancock perfectly understood. He deemed it no less important a part of his duty to study the state of his command through the morning reports and the monthly returns than on parade or review; and he knew that he could administer a tonic to a sickly regiment through the order-book and the letter-book not less effectually than at Sunday morning inspection.
In addition to all his other qualifications for command, Hancock enjoyed the advantages of a person at once singularly agreeable and singularly imposing. Now at the prime of life, in his thirtyeighth year, a perfect blond, standing six feet high, powerfully formed yet easy and graceful in his movements, with handsome features, strong yet without a trace of ferocity or even of habitual severity, authority was stamped upon him as upon few of the sons of men. He had, too, the consciousness of a fine presence, never sinking into dandyism but keeping him always up to the mark in dress and bearing. It was impossible for him to degenerate into slouchiness or slovenliness under the most trying conditions. Just as a dash of puppyism is an excellent quality in a junior officer, so a shade of physical self-consciousness in an officer of


During LMAB®, Chambley Planet'Air airfield is divided into 4 areas: Public, Pilote, Organisation and Partenaire. They were renamed "BallonVille" by the organizers because when you get to the aerodrome, you go into the capital of ballooning during ten days of festivities! "BallonVille Public" was very vast in 2013, which did not facilitate access to the entertainment. For LMAB® 2015, everything will be accessible with a concentration of areas on the Boulevard, the Esplanade and the Balcony. The program includes entertainment and activities: the Pilots' Parade, the Information Booth, the Exhibitors' Village, the Kids Games Area, the Tourism Village (the Gates of Lorraine), the Sports Village, the Air Workshops (demonstrations, exhibitions, initiations and manufacturing around the air world) and the "AéroMusée" Pilâtre de Rozier (museum). Enough to fill well your day before the aerostatic magic shows every night! And for the more adventurous, come early in the morning to marvel on front of the flights of colorful bubbles!


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NextDecade Receives FERC Order for Rio Grande LNG Project
NextDecade Corporation (NASDAQ: NEXT) announced today that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has issued an order authorizing the siting, construction and operation of NextDecade's proposed Rio Grande liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility in Brownsville, Texas and the associated Rio Bravo Pipeline.
Artist Rendering of the Rio Grande LNG project (Photo: Business Wire)
"Issuance of the FERC order marks an extremely important milestone for our project," said Matt Schatzman, NextDecade's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "We appreciate the comprehensive and rigorous review of our project conducted by the FERC and numerous other federal, state and local agencies over the last four and a half years."
NextDecade currently anticipates finalizing important commercial milestones during the fourth quarter of 2019 and first quarter of 2020, prior to an anticipated final investment decision (FID) in the first quarter of 2020. Construction of the facility is expected to commence shortly after FID with commercial operations slated for late 2023.
About NextDecade Corporation
NextDecade is a LNG development company focused on LNG export projects and associated pipelines in Texas. NextDecade intends to develop the largest LNG export solution linking Permian Basin associated gas to the global LNG market, creating value for producers, customers, and stockholders. Its portfolio of LNG projects includes the 27 mtpa Rio Grande LNG export facility in Brownsville, Texas and the 4.5 Bcf/d Rio Bravo Pipeline that would transport natural gas from the Agua Dulce area to Rio Grande LNG. NextDecade's common stock is listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the symbol "NEXT." NextDecade is headquartered in Houston, Texas. For more information, visit www.next-decade.com.
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Additionally, any development of the Project remains contingent upon completing required commercial agreements, acquiring all necessary permits and approval, securing all financing commitments and potential tax incentives, achieving other customary conditions and making a final investment decision to proceed. The forward-looking statements in this press release speak as of the date of this release. Although NextDecade believes that the expectations reflected in these forward-looking statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that the expectations will prove to be correct. NextDecade may from time to time voluntarily update its prior forward-looking statements, however, it disclaims any commitment to do so except as required by securities laws.
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Where players can get information and get help in online games
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Newcomers coming to most online games are faced with a lack of understanding in character development. It's not even that the developers do not provide training and make games too difficult to play and win online games - and that's what players come to them for - you need to play meta and strong classes, but this is not taught.
You need to read various resources, guides, forums and access various services. We'll talk about them today.
Resources to help you better understand your chosen MMO RPG:
Skycoach
Skycoach is a service that provides various services to gamers. Sale of currency, pumping, help in raids, training, help in completing difficult quests and unlocking specific rewards.
What games can Skycoach help with?:
World of Warcraft - Shadowlands and Classic
Call of Duty Varzone
Description of Skycoach services:
Coaching is a kind of mastering the chosen game, where the player is provided with a professional Skycoach player who explains the basics of the game, selects a character according to personal preferences, tells the main mechanics of the game and ways of development, explains about additional activities and teaches behavior in PVP and PVE.
Boosting is a pumping of something that the game allows, often it is a game level, or a weapon, such as in Call of Duty, where its combat power depends on the use of weapons, but not all players are ready to spend so much time on strengthening weapons and are ready just entrust this matter to a Skycoach professional.
Boosting happens with and without the transfer of an account to a professional player Skycoach. When game data is transferred, the service guarantees the safety of personal information and does not transfer it to third parties. If the game allows pumping without access to the character, then the player is invited to the group by another player and quickly destroys the monsters to get the desired level.
Sale of gold and other currencies
Every MMO RPG has a main currency in which all main equipment, weapons, materials and consumable potions are purchased. In WoW, it's gold, in FF 14 it's gils.
Skycoach works with most games and is ready to sell game currency in the right quantities to players.
To secure the transaction, all operations are disguised as a normal trade between players, so that the game administration does not have a reason to regard the transaction as a violation of the game rules. All currency is obtained only by playing, without the use of third-party programs. This is necessary in order to avoid subsequent sanctions from the administration, since it is forbidden to use bot programs to mine anything in an online RPG.
In the event of a dispute, Skycoach guarantees a refund.
Every large online MMO has its own forum, often found on the game developers website.
Blizzard, Bunjie, Final Fantasy - all have their own forums where players share their opinions, write guides for various characters, professions and raids. They discuss patch notes and share their opinion on the development of the project.
By going to any official forum, you can track the dynamics of the project and whether the players are satisfied with what is happening on the servers.
By the way, it is better to choose a server based on personal preferences and online, which is described on the forums.
Someone likes when there are a lot of players on the server and PVP and raids take place every minute, someone, on the contrary, likes when there is less online and you can play a measured way of playing.
Feel free to ask questions regarding the game, character, equipment and development. It's easier to get an answer to your question than to pump the main character because of the wrong build at the very beginning of the game.
Fandom is a large collection of guides and other useful information regarding games and other topics. On it, you can find a lot of detailed and detailed descriptions of skills, characteristics, raids and other information.
For example, you decide to go on a mythic raid, which is one of the most difficult in World of Warcraft. By going to Fandom, you will find all the listed boss skills, how to determine that he is preparing to use them, the place of application and the level of danger.
There will be additional information on the recommended group composition for a comfortable passage and a potential list of items that can be knocked out of the bosses.
The ideal option is to combine Fandom and Forums. This way you can combine the prescribed theory with the practice and advice of other players and avoid many mistakes in serious raids.


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Who is Finn Wolfhard?
When Finn Wolfhard was gearing up to watch the first film of his lifetime, little did he know the kind of influence it would cast upon his life, changing the course of it completely. Wolfhard's experience after watching 'Spider-Man' was such that he resolved to become an actor almost instantly. He started working towards realizing his dream even before he turned ten. Barely in his teens, he is already two films old with 'Aftermath' and 'The Resurrection'. He has also made guest appearances in several television series including 'The 100' and 'The Supernatural'. However, Wolfhard's claim to glory came with the super hit television series 'Stranger Things'. The teenage sensation is now set to star in the 2017 film, 'It' and also in the second season of the series, 'Stranger Things'.
// Famous Musicians
For a child who is already two films old by the age of 13, it wouldn't be wrong to say that he was born to be a star. Finn Wolfhard's stint with acting began when he saw the first movie of his lifetime, 'Spider-Man'. Impressed by the magnetism of the profession of acting, he fantasized about becoming an actor someday. Not long after, he was on his way to make his dream of becoming an actor a reality. Finn Wolfhard's debut as an actor came in the Independent film, 'Aftermath' in 2013. The same year, he had yet another film released--'The Ressurection'. His brilliance as an actor earned him guest roles in prime time television series, 'The 100' and 'The Supernatural' as Zoran and Jordie Pinsky respectively. However, it was the 2016 television series 'Stranger Things' that catapulted Wolfhard's acting career to newer heights. The series was a major hit and Finn gained a reputation as an established child actor. Looking at his impressive start, it wouldn't be wrong to say that Wolfhard's road to a bright future is sealed. His future projects include the film, 'It' and the second season of 'Stranger Things.'
How many of you remember the kind of effect your first film had on you? You would barely remember which one it was or when you went for a film for the first time! Okay, what if we turn the question to the last film you saw? Which was the last film you saw and what kind of influence did it cast upon you? You probably were more excited about the popcorn, exotic locales, stunning art direction, and the glam actors in the film, isn't it? This probably explains what makes Finn Wolfhard 'special'. He hadn't even touched the double digits of his age when he decided to become an actor after watching his first film. Such strong conviction in a child is barely conceivable and it is this conviction that helped him realize his dreams and makes Finn Wolfhard special.
When not shooting for television series and films, you can find Finn either in school balancing his education with his star-career or mugging up lines for his next rehearsal. Despite his huge fan following and star-studded status, Finn Wolfhard is down-to-earth and a level-headed child. He loves jamming with his friends, hanging out with his family, enjoying some private play time with his pets, or just playing with his sibling. Life of this 13-year-old teenager is certainly enviable! Though Finn primarily gained fame for his television pursuits and film career, he has also featured in the music video for the song 'Guilt Trip' (2014) by Canadian punk band PUP.
Finn Wolfhard was born on December 23, 2002 in Vancouver, Canada. He has an elder brother, Nick Wolfhard. Young Finn attends a Catholic School in Vancouver for his studies. He loves playing bass and guitar in his leisure time. Finn's love for acting and cinema goes all the way back to the time when he saw his first movie, 'Spider-Man'. Yes, it was his first experience of a movie that impressed Finn so much that he decided to become an actor. Today, barely in his teens, Finn is an established child actor with several television projects in his kitty. Already two films old, Finn is soon to feature in the second movie adaptation of Stephen King's 'It' as Richie Tozier slated for a 2017 release. He also has his hands full with the season 2 of the hit and famed television series 'Stranger Things'.
Finn admitted to having a fear of clowns despite starring as Richie Tozier in the upcoming movie 'It'.
// Famous Child Actors
Finn Wolfhard's FAQ
What is Finn Wolfhard birthday?
Finn Wolfhard was born at 2002-12-23
Where is Finn Wolfhard's birth place?
Finn Wolfhard was born in Vancouver
What is Finn Wolfhard nationalities?
Finn Wolfhard's nationalities is Canadian
Who is Finn Wolfhard siblings?
Finn Wolfhard's siblings is Nick Wolfhard
What is Finn Wolfhard's sun sign?
Finn Wolfhard is Capricorn
How famous is Finn Wolfhard?
Finn Wolfhard is famouse as Actor, Musician
What is Finn Wolfhard's twitter?
Finn Wolfhard's twitter is https://twitter.com/finnskata/
What is Finn Wolfhard's instagram?
Finn Wolfhard's instagram is https://www.instagram.com/finnwolfhardofficial/


It was a cold October night and a thin mist curled off the River Thames.
My friend and I sat huddled outside the Festival Hall, drinking red wine and talking.
No inconsequential chit-chat about the weather at our table.
And when we each spoke, the other listened.
Not using the time to think up the next thing we were going to say.
At the time my friend and I were both trying to make it in the writing game.
But both – coming from London council estates – finding it intimidating trying to succeed in such a middle class world.
A world that could often feel sneery and elitist if you weren't a member of the clique.
We read each other snippets of our work.
We gave each other feedback.
We told each other our backstories. We didn't edit out the hardship or pain.
I felt so much respect and admiration for this guy who swept up other people's crap for a living, whilst composing the most beautiful poems in his head.
He made me see that coming from a poor background and a life of struggle wasn't something to feel ashamed of – it was something to feel infinitely proud of.
We called ourselves the Rebel Writers and 'writing, no matter what' became our mantra.
The course of my writing life changed forever that night on the Southbank.
It gave me the courage to self-publish my first novel for young adults.
And, when a hoity-toity best-selling author openly mocked my self-publishing (something that would have devastated me previously), it gave me the courage to think 'f**k you' and enter the book for a national award anyway.
On Saturday I went back to the Southbank to run a workshop – on overcoming fear and achieving your dreams.
I got there early and sat at the same table my friend and I had sat at, that autumn night all those years ago.
When I thought of all that had happened since, all the writing dreams achieved, it blew my mind.
Feel proud of who you are and where you come from.
Feel proud of your mess-ups and your poor choices and your if onlys.
Feel proud of how they've changed you for the better – making you stronger, more compassionate, wiser.
Wear your scars as badges of honour; as reasons why you're perfectly qualified to achieve your dream.
Don't let other people mock or belittle you or put you down.
And if they do, think f*** you and pick yourself up again and prove them wrong.
Random question: whenever you finish writing a manuscript, do you read it aloud? Do you read any of your work aloud? I've had this suggested to me time and again, but I'm more of a silent reader. Just wondering if you are too.


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Q: Website streatches backgrond image on mobile

@charset "utf-8";

@import url("fontawesome-4.6.3.min.css");
@import url("custom.flexslider.css");
@import url("framework.css");

/* Rows
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
.row0{border-bottom:1px solid;}
.row1, .row1 a{}
.row2, .row2 a{}
.row3, .row3 a{}
.row4, .row4 a{}
.row5, .row5 a{}

/* Top Bar
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
#topbar{padding:15px 0; font-size:62%; text-transform:uppercase;}

#topbar *{margin:0; padding:0; list-style:none;}
#topbar ul li{display:inline-block; margin-right:10px; padding-right:15px; border-right:1px solid;}
#topbar ul li:last-child{margin-right:0; padding-right:0; border-right:none;}
#topbar i{margin:0 5px 0 0; line-height:normal;}

/* Header
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
#header{}

#header #logo{margin:30px 0 0 0;}
#header #logo h1{margin:0; padding:0; font-size:22px; text-transform:uppercase;}

/* Page Intro
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#pageintro{padding:150px 0 300px;}

#pageintro li article{display:block; max-width:100%; margin:0 auto; text-align:center;}
#pageintro li article *{margin:0;}
#pageintro li p:first-of-type{margin-bottom:10px; font-style:italic;}
#pageintro li .heading{margin-bottom:30px; font-size:3rem; word-wrap:break-word;}
#pageintro li p:nth-of-type(2){line-height:1.5rem;}
#pageintro li footer{margin-top:40px;}

#pageintro footer form{display:block; position:relative; max-width:50%; margin:0 auto; overflow:hidden;}
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#pageintro footer input{width:100%; padding:5px 40px 5px 15px;}
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#pageintro footer button em{display:none;}

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.sectiontitle{display:block; margin-bottom:80px;}
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#introblocks > ul > li > article > div{padding:30px 20px;}
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#comments time{font-size:smaller;}
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#comments .comcont p{margin:10px 5px 10px 0; padding:0;}

#comments form{display:block; width:100%;}
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#comments textarea{overflow:auto;}
#comments div{margin-bottom:15px;}
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.sidebar .sdb_holder{margin-bottom:50px;}
.sidebar .sdb_holder:last-child{margin-bottom:0;}

/* Footer
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
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#footer .heading, #footer ul{margin-bottom:30px;}
#footer > ul:last-of-type{margin-bottom:0;}
#footer .faico a{border-radius:50%;}

/* Copyright
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
#copyright{padding:20px 0;}
#copyright *{margin:0; padding:0;}

/* Transition Fade
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
*, *::before, *::after{transition:all .0s ease-in-out;}
#mainnav form *{transition:none !important;}

/* Navigation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
nav ul, nav ol{margin:0; padding:0; list-style:none;}

#mainnav, #breadcrumb, .sidebar nav{line-height:normal;}
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#mainnav{}
#mainnav ul{text-transform:uppercase;}
#mainnav ul ul{z-index:9999; position:absolute; width:180px; text-transform:none;}
#mainnav ul ul ul{left:180px; top:0;}
#mainnav li{display:inline-block; position:relative; margin:0 15px 0 0; padding:0;}
#mainnav li:last-child{margin-right:0;}
#mainnav li li{width:50%; margin:0;}
#mainnav li a{display:block; padding:30px 0;}
#mainnav li li a{border:solid; border-width:0 0 1px 0;}
#mainnav .drop{padding-left:15px;}
#mainnav li li a, #mainnav li li .drop{display:block; margin:0; padding:10px 15px;}
#mainnav .drop::after, #mainnav li li .drop::after{content:"\f0d7";}
#mainnav .drop::after{top:35px; left:5px;}
#mainnav li li .drop::after{top:15px; left:5px;}
#mainnav ul ul{visibility:hidden; opacity:0;}
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#mainnav form{display:none; margin:0; padding:0;}
#mainnav form select, #mainnav form select option{display:block; cursor:pointer; outline:none;}
#mainnav form select{width:100%; padding:5px; border:1px solid;}
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#breadcrumb li a{display:block; position:relative; margin:0; padding:0 12px 0 0; font-size:12px;}
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#breadcrumb li:last-child a{margin:0; padding:0;}
#breadcrumb li:last-child a::after{display:none;}
#breadcrumb .heading{margin:0; font-size:1.6rem;}

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.sidebar nav{display:block; width:100%;}
.sidebar nav li{margin:0 0 3px 0; padding:0;}
.sidebar nav a{display:block; position:relative; margin:0; padding:5px 10px 5px 15px; text-decoration:none; border:solid; border-width:0 0 1px 0;}
.sidebar nav a::after{top:9px; left:5px; content:"\f101";}
.sidebar nav ul ul a{padding-left:35px;}
.sidebar nav ul ul a::after{left:25px;}
.sidebar nav ul ul ul a{padding-left:55px;}
.sidebar nav ul ul ul a::after{left:45px;}

/* Pagination */
.pagination{display:block; width:100%; text-align:center; clear:both;}
.pagination li{display:inline-block; margin:0 2px 0 0;}
.pagination li:last-child{margin-right:0;}
.pagination a, .pagination strong{display:block; padding:8px 11px; border:1px solid; background-clip:padding-box; font-weight:normal;}

/* Back to Top */
#backtotop{z-index:999; display:inline-block; position:fixed; visibility:hidden; bottom:20px; right:20px; width:36px; height:36px; line-height:36px; font-size:16px; text-align:center; opacity:.2; border-radius:50%; background-clip:padding-box;}
#backtotop i{display:block; width:100%; height:100%; line-height:inherit;}
#backtotop.visible{visibility:visible; opacity:.5;}
#backtotop:hover{opacity:1;}

/* Tables
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
table, th, td{border:1px solid; border-collapse:collapse; vertical-align:top;}
table, th{table-layout:auto;}
table{width:100%; margin-bottom:15px;}
th, td{padding:5px 8px;}
td{border-width:0 1px;}

/* Gallery
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
#gallery{display:block; width:100%; margin-bottom:50px;}
#gallery figure figcaption{display:block; width:100%; clear:both;}
#gallery li{margin-bottom:30px;}

/* Font Awesome Social Icons
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
.faico{margin:0; padding:0; list-style:none;}
.faico li{display:inline-block; margin:8px 5px 0 0; padding:0; line-height:normal;}
.faico li:last-child{margin-right:0;}
.faico a{display:inline-block; width:36px; height:36px; line-height:36px; font-size:18px; text-align:center; border-radius:50%; background-clip:padding-box;}

.faico a{color:#000000; background-color:#FFFFFF;}
.faico a:hover{color:#FFFFFF;}

.faicon-dribble:hover{background-color:#EA4C89;}
.faicon-facebook:hover{background-color:#3B5998;}
.faicon-google-plus:hover{background-color:#DB4A39;}
.faicon-linkedin:hover{background-color:#0E76A8;}
.faicon-twitter:hover{background-color:#00ACEE;}
.faicon-vk:hover{background-color:#4E658E;}

/* Colours
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
body{color:#474747; background-color:#FFFFFF;}
a{color:#6677BC;}
a:active, a:focus{background:transparent;}/* IE10 + 11 Bugfix - prevents grey background */
hr, .borderedbox{border-color:#D7D7D7;}
label span{color:#FF0000; background-color:inherit;}
input:focus, textarea:focus, *:required:focus{border-color:#6677BC;}
.overlay{color:#FFFFFF; background-color:inherit;}
.overlay::after{color:inherit; background-color:rgba(0,0,0,.55);}

.btn, .btn.inverse:hover, a .icon, a.inverse:hover .icon{color:#FFFFFF; background-color:#6677BC; border-color:#6677BC;}
.btn:hover, .btn.inverse, a:hover .icon, a.inverse .icon{color:inherit; background-color:transparent; border-color:inherit;}

/* Rows */
.row0, .row0 a{color:#CBCBCB; background-color:#000000; border-color:rgba(255,255,255,.2);}
.row1{color:#FFFFFF; background-color:rgba(0,0,0,.2);}
.row2, .row2 a{}
.row3{color:#474747; background-color:#FFFFFF;}
.row4{color:#CBCBCB; background-color:#000000;}
.row5, .row5 a{color:#474747; background-color:#FFFFFF;}

.coloured{color:#FFFFFF; background-color:#6677BC;}
.coloured .btn{color:inherit; background-color:transparent; border-color:inherit;}
.coloured .btn:hover{color:#6677BC; background-color:#FFFFFF;}

/* Top Bar */
#topbar, #topbar ul li{border-color:rgba(255,255,255,.2);}
#topbar > div:last-of-type li:first-child a{color:#6677BC;}

/* Header */
#header #logo a{color:inherit;}

/* Page Intro */
#pageintro footer input, #pageintro footer button{color:#000000; background-color:#FFFFFF;}
#pageintro footer button{color:#FFFFFF; background-color:#6677BC;}

.flex-direction-nav a{color:rgba(255,255,255,1);}
.flex-control-paging li a{background-color:rgba(255,255,255,1); border-color:rgba(255,255,255,0);}
.flex-control-paging li a.flex-active{background-color:rgba(255,255,255,0); border-color:rgba(255,255,255,1);}

/* Content Area */
#introblocks > ul > li > article{color:#474747; background-color:#FFFFFF;}
#introblocks > ul > li > article footer, #introblocks > ul > li > article footer a::after{border-color:#D7D7D7;}

#newsletter input, #newsletter button{color:#474747; border-color:#D7D7D7;}
#newsletter input{background-color:#FFFFFF;}
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#backtotop{color:#FFFFFF; background-color:#6677BC;}

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/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

/* Media Queries
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
@-ms-viewport{width:device-width;}

/* Max Wrapper Width - Laptop, Desktop etc.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
@media screen and (min-width:978px){
 .hoc{max-width:978px;}
}

/* Mobile Devices
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
@media screen and (max-width:900px){
 .hoc{max-width:90%;}

 #topbar{}

 #header{padding:30px 0;}
 #header #logo{margin-top:3px;}

 #mainnav{}
 #mainnav ul{display:none;}
 #mainnav form{display:block;}

 #breadcrumb{}

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 .pagination li{display:inline-block; margin:0 5px 5px 0;}

 #footer{}

 #copyright{}
 #copyright p:first-of-type{margin-bottom:10px;}
}

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 .flex-control-nav{display:block;}

 .imgl, .imgr{display:inline-block; float:none; margin:0 0 10px 0;}
 .fl_left, .fl_right{display:block; float:none;}
 .one_half, .one_third, .two_third, .one_quarter, .two_quarter, .three_quarter{display:block; float:none; width:auto; margin:0 0 30px 0; padding:0;}

 #topbar{text-align:center;}
 #topbar ul{margin:0 0 15px 0;}
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 #header{text-align:center;}
 #header #logo{margin:0 0 15px 0;}

 #introblocks > ul > li{margin-bottom:50px;}
 #introblocks > ul > li:last-child{margin-bottom:0;}

 .container{padding-bottom:50px;}/* Not neccessary - just looks better */
}

@media screen and (max-width:450px){
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 #pageintro li footer form{max-width:none; width:100%;}
}

/* Other
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
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 .inline li{display:block; margin-bottom:10px;}
 .pushright li{margin-right:0;}

 .font-x2{font-size:1.4rem;}
 .font-x3{font-size:1.6rem;}

 #pageintro li article{max-width:none; width:100%;}
 #pageintro li .heading{font-size:1.6rem;}
}

div class="bgded overlay" style="background-image:url('../imagini/01.png');" >

Vezi Magazinul Nostru

Vezi o Panorama cu Interiorul Magazinului

            Vezi Panorama

So. im doing this for my job, im still new to this, so i am learning as i am working, on the pc it look as i wanted it pictures all fit well and all, but on mobile the background images are a bit wierd it's like the phone zooms on the backgrond image only, everything else is fine, only bakground images are messy.
images: https://imgur.com/a/lyznVmo

A: Explore the key CSS background-image property that lets us respond to those characteristics and Media Queries that lets us respond to responsiveness on a device screen sizes.
There are several Approach to things like this, First, you have a large image for Desktop and Small Image for Mobile, if you do, you can work with this code below.
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title></title>

Or you can work with this code below
#image {
  display: inline-block;
  width: 100%;
  font-size: 0;
  line-height: 0;
  vertical-align: middle;
  background-size: 100%;
  background-position: 50% 50%;
  background-repeat: no-repeat;
  background-image: url(image.jpg);
}

Either case always be sure to optimize even the high-resolution images as much as possible

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text:
package main

import (
	"flag"
	"fmt"
	aaaCfg "github.com/CiscoDevNet/ydk-go/ydk/models/cisco_ios_xr/aaa_lib_cfg"
	"github.com/CiscoDevNet/ydk-go/ydk/providers"
	"github.com/CiscoDevNet/ydk-go/ydk/services"
	"github.com/CiscoDevNet/ydk-go/ydk"
	encoding "github.com/CiscoDevNet/ydk-go/ydk/types/encoding_format"
)

// config_aaa adds config data to aaa object.
func config_aaa(aaa *aaaCfg.Aaa) {
}

// main executes main program.
func main() {
	defer func() {
		if r := recover(); r != nil {
			fmt.Println("\nError occured!!\n ", r)
		}
	}()

	vPtr := flag.Bool("v", false, "Enable verbose")
	flag.Parse()

	if *vPtr {
		ydk.EnableLogging(ydk.Info)
	}

	// create codec provider
	var provider = providers.CodecServiceProvider{}
	provider.Encoding = encoding.XML

	// create codec service
	var service = services.CodecService{}

	aaa := aaaCfg.Aaa{}		// create an object
	config_aaa(&aaa)		// add object configuration

	_ = service
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Are police officers going to stop killing us?
By Guest LaMont
December 19, 2021 in Culture, Race & Economy
Guest LaMont
I don't have an answer to this question. But the frustration that I feel is immense. I've looked to civilian review boards, elected officials, community activists etc. I was referred to a podcast. The lead host is a former police officer. I don't know if the dialogue on their site is helpful but it gave me some insight.
ProfD
LocationWashington DC area
That's a complicated question. But, in my optimism, I do believe a few decades from now, humanity will 'correct' in such a way that police won't kill black folks to the point that it leads to outrage and/or protests.
Mzuri
Location: I'm In Texas Y'all!
3 hours ago, Guest LaMont said:
As long as the police carry guns and other weapons,
they are going to kill and injure citizens. And if they
don't have weapons, they will stomp, kick, choke,
and do whatever else to exert their aggression.
They don't just kill Black people either, they will kill
or beat anyone that poses a threat, agitates them,
talks back, or sometimes does nothing at all.
Look at all the women that have been sexually
abused by police officers and prison guards.
That is another problem that I have not seen
addressed with any urgency.
But regardless of how awful they are, I am not a
supporter of the defund the police movement.
That is a bunch of nonsense.
Why would they stop now?
On 12/19/2021 at 10:09 PM, Delano said:
@Delano, It's the right thing to do.
The gun range is a good place to unload several rounds. Nobody gets killed, injured or hurt.
Yes I agree, yet it doesn't seem to be be stopping.
On 12/22/2021 at 11:26 AM, ProfD said:
The gun range is a good place to unload several rounds. Nobody gets killed….
…the last gun range i went to, one of patrons shot and killed soneone else at the range a few months earlier.
I know that kind of thing rarely happens, but Y'all know i think access to guns should be extremely limited.
We must keep up the pressure and not give up. Whatever it takes to correct the situation. Let's talk about economic inequality in addition to crime prevention. We don't have to wait for the Federal Government or states. In many cities we have the political power to act. We must push so called " leaders " to act and deliver or replace them. There are too many politicians and activists who don't get anything good done especially for the poorest working -class blacks in urban areas. They're good for their cronies, big corporate interests, and developers. But they don't serve the masses.
LaMont & All
I'm addressing this not only to you but to the rest of the posters because as so often is the case, people come on here to rant and rave on ONE post as a guest...then disappear to be heard from no more.
Time out for wasting time and energy on people who don't even bother sticking around to read the responses they get.
I'm not sure when the police killings will "end" because not all of the killings are unjustified.
However the majority of them clearly are.
They'll slow down when AfroAmericans stop being so lazy and start taking more responsibility for protecting our own communities ourselves instead of sitting around on the porch smoking weed day and night and bullshitting while expecting White folks to come in and do it.
If we don't like how Caucasians are keeping "law and order" in the hood.....and I certainly don't....then we need to get off our ass and do it OURSELVES.
Take an example from the Nation of Islam where the men are trained to protect their meetings, temples, and families.
Man is that YOU with the AR aimed and the 9mm laid to the side with the clip emptied looking like Nino Brown?????
You can get a brutha out of Harlem....but you can't get the Harlem out the brutha...lol
They'll slow down when AfroAmericans stop being so lazy and start taking more responsibility for protecting our own communities ourselves....
Facts. As I mentioned in another thread, where I grew up,, the police looked like us. The only time we feared the police is when we were in the wrong.
Nobody I have ever met is saying that police are racists for killing armed thugs or drug dealers in a shoot out. But these high profile police killings of blacks don't involve violent criminals threatening officers or anyone else. More importantly policies like stop and frisk along with routine verbal abuse and brutality are a constant problem with blacks and police. We just want police to do their jobs and not be racist. The same thing is true about prosecutors and courts. It's not too much to expect.
The political right, mass media, and a lot of black people want us to make the false choice between policing and racial justice. They want us take whatever racist cops dish out in the name of public safety, but if we complain about abuse police disengage allowing violent criminals to menace the neighborhood. This is blackmail plain and simple. And when certain black people break the law, they realize the situation. Black people shouldn't be in a Catch 22 situation. I know people don't like me saying this because I'm like a broken record playing a song nobody really liked anyway - SELF HELP AND SELF CRITICISM ARE FINE EVEN NECESSARY BUT THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR STRUGGLE
Same as when and where I grew up.
I grew up in a mostly Black city where most of the police officers, as well as the Chief of police was (and still is) Black.
The cop situation in the neighborhood I grew up in was more like the Smitty-Hoppy characters on Sanford and Son...lol.
You're right in what you said.
Black people shouldn't be forced into a catch-22.
The solution to this dilema is to POLICE OURSELVES so we won't be limited in our choices.
It's like a person who is forced to either pay three times the price for edible food....or get rotten poisonous foods for a cheaper more affordable price.
If they'd grow and process THEIR OWN food for themselves, then they'd be completely delivered from that dilema all together.
Most of our problems as a community come from being too dependant on Caucasians in the first place.
If they'd grow and process THEIR OWN food for themselves, then they'd be completely delivered from that dilema all together.Most of our problems as a community come from being too dependant on Caucasians in the first place.
I see where you're headed with this, and more self-reliance can be a good thing. However. we can't be totally separated from white people and live in the US. It's not possible and most blacks don't want that. We want to preserve our culture, institutions, and neighborhoods. Yet we want opportunities in the mainstream like jobs, business opportunities, and a voice in democratic government.
I'm interested in what you mean by policing ourselves ? How would it be legal and not subject to corruption. I don't want to replace racism with tyranny in " blackface" either.
You're welcomed
We don't have to be totally separate from White America anyway. We can BOTH integrated as well as have our own separate facilities and institutions at the same time.
Look how Asians are well integrated into the medical and educational systems and are trying to make their way to the top of Western financial systems also....but they still have Koreatowns and Chinatowns as well as communicate with their respective nations back home and keep their own language and customs.
Once again even in THIS instance.....
No need to wind up trapped in a Catch-22 either being totally isolated or totally immersed.
We can be both independent and integrated.
One of the good things about the United States is we have the ABILITY....as difficult as it can be sometimes..to make our own laws and tailor fit them to our personal needs and desires as a community.
Right now as an emergency measure, qualified Black cops who already exist would train other Black people to be officers to enforce already existant laws in mostly Black communities without the racism and blood-thirst that comes with having racist White cops patroling these areas.
But to prevent the corruption you speak of, eventually we'd have to change the laws all together and tailor fit laws for OUR communities that serves us best to prevent crime and tyranny in the first place.
Right now in many Black communities you have BOTH....excessive crime AND a tyrannical police state.
You'd think under a police state where cops are all over the place and there are millions of laws preventing you from walking to one corner to the other without cops jumping out and threating to beat and kill you.....atleast crime would be low.
But under the CURRENT police state...crime is getting hire and hire!!
Figure that shit out.
The good news is that I do not live in a tyrannical police state.
The bad news is that n8gglets are killing folks with no regard for human life and committing other crimes.
Road rage or looking at someone the wrong way should not end up in death.
Respect for life and accountability across the board is totally necessary.
Black folks need to demand both that n8gglets and police see fellow human beings and not a paper target at the gun range.
Real life isn't a video game. Folks don't jump back up when they get shot, stabbed, choked out or beat up.
5 hours ago, ProfD said:
We must cooperate with police and stop calling it " snitching. " We need to realize that people who kill and rob along with drug kingpins need to be locked up. More importantly some of us deserve to be put to death for murder. That's not racist or class oppression. It's just a fact. This doesn't mean systemic racism or predator capitalism are not problems that we must address. However there has to be a balance between holding both individuals and society accountable.
When it comes to racist cops especially those who unjustly kill blacks. The more of them who are prosecuted, convicted, and given long prison sentences will make things better. This might be more important than improved training or defunding. Prison time for bad cops sends a clear message of accountability, and no police officer wants to be put in jail.
35 minutes ago, KENNETH said:
We must cooperate with police and stop calling it " snitching. "
Prison time for bad cops sends a clear message of accountability...
Correct on both accounts.
People know who the bad seeds are in society way before they commit terrible crimes and/or murder.
Family members and friends and police officers need to drop dimes on bad apples before they do something tragic.
On 12/25/2021 at 9:42 AM, Pioneer1 said:
Man is that YOU with the AR aimed and the 9mm laid to the side with the clip emptied
Welcome back. I see you know your weapons. When in Rome…
On 12/27/2021 at 11:12 PM, Troy said:
I see you know your weapons. When in Rome…
I think black folks should definitely spend more time at the gun range. I have a blast there.
A trip to the gun range does two (2) things, 1) teaches folks how to use weapons and 2) exposes them to the power of firearms.
While folks think it's easy because of TV or whatever, everybody ain't built to point and squeeze or qualified to do so.
Contrary to the murders we read and hear about in black communities, black folks aren't into guns nearly as heavily as white folks.
We should know the various types of firearms and be proficient in using them.
Unfortunately, in this country that's often the trade off.
Either you're over policed to the point of oppression.
Or under policed and the place is a jungle.
Demand, backed up with FORCE to force them to respect the lives and property of others.
Like I've said numerous times in the other thread, the solution to this is POLICING OURSELVES.
When we police ourselves....we control the laws and crime and if things to wrong there is no one else to blame but ourselves.
Reminds me of a quote from DMX:
"This ain't a flick...
You won't come back on...
You ain't that strong."
We must cooperate with police and stop calling it " snitching. " We need to realize that people who kill and rob along with drug kingpins need to be locked up.
I understand what you mean and I would agree in an IDEAL situation where the law enforcement were actually doing their jobs and protecting citizens.
However that's NOT the case in many urban areas of the United States.
First of all, in many places the police are SUPPORTING the drug dealers and protecting them.
They're on the pay roll.
So you call yourself running to the police to tell on the drug traffickers down the street...and the police not only know about it but are acting as their own personal security guards to protect them from rival dealers.
Second, in many if not most places in the United States today....you can't RELY on cops to protect you.
If you "snitch" on the man down the street who shot that kid or who traffics cocaine out of his house there are several things to consider:
1. Will the cops even come and arrest him?
Or will they decide there isn't enough evidence on him to take him in?
Because if they don't....and he finds out YOU are the one who called on him....it's over.
2. Even if he's taken into custody, how soon will he get out on bail?
The sooner he get's out....the sooner YOU will be in danger.
3. Have the police guaranteed YOU 24 hour protection from him or his friends who will want to target you for being a "snitch"?
If not?
If the police aren't even willing to do that much...what good is it?
They tell you not to snitch, but they aren't even protecting those who AREN'T labled snitches...let alone those with targets on their backs.
This is just another reason we need to police ourselves.
nels
The police will stop killing black people when black people stop committing crimes and hating themselves while in the process.
12 hours ago, nels said:
You said the police will stop killing Black people WHEN Black people stop committing crimes.
That statement raises a number of questions:
1. Does that mean ALL crimes are worthy of death?
2. What "crimes" were George Floyd and the young man in Minnesota who was killed by a cop who CLAIMED she thought she was using a taser...what crimes where THEY convicted of for their deaths?
3. And as far as Black people hating themselves, WHO TAUGHT them to hate themselves?
Pioneer1, you make absolutely NO sense. Black people who commit crimes ARE criminals, just like everyone else who does. Don't waste your room temperature-level IQ trying to explain away what you don't know. And yes, black people tend to spend a lot of their lives trying to un-black themselves. It is what it is.
Nels (nails???)
I should start calling you NAILS because you're grasping and clawing for attention from me....lol
For someone you claim doesn't make any sense, you sure do understand enough of what I say to challenge and oppose it.
Again, my question is WHO TAUGHT them to hate themselves?
If Black people hate themselves...as you say...then WHO taught them to????


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{SPEAKER name="Karl Heimberg"}
Today, the have created by far more universities in Germany. And now you have an inbelievable amount of academically educated people. Which, in my opinion, is not a healthy thing. But I see it only from the outside. I do not see it from the inside. And the discipline in school I do not regret either, you know.
[00:06:33]
My dad simply said, "All right, I do not pay a second year. If you have the capability to do it, but don't want to, that's your business. And I pay one year." So I never repeated a course. And even in the school, they said they never had that, that a family of three boys and nobody, none of them repeated a year. But this was our dad. He was very clear and outspoken, "I pay only one year". This was not a threat. This was strictly a statement.
{SPEAKER name="Michael Neufeld"}
Mm-hmm. Was he as a forester, he was a civil servant of the state of Hesse?
State of Hesse, right.
Ahm, OK. And so, did you have an inclination towards engineering before you went to the technischer Hochschule? Did you find yourself interested in technical subjects from the beginning?
I was interested in technical subjects. You know, my eldest brother, he wanted to go in forestry, too. And my dad refused that. He said "Look, that profession is overfilled. So you will get your first paying job when you are at the age of between 30 and 35.
And since you have brothers and sisters behind you I can not pay for that. Therefore you have to take a different, a different job." And therefore, he went into physics. But he did not want to go in the schooling. Therefore he went into industry. And just [[??]] accidentally he went into geophysics.
Geophysics.
Yeah. For example, he was here, in the United States, in Texas, for one year and they found two [[??]]
And said ok, "You drill here. Here is a [[??]], here is a [[??]]".
And he was in South Africa for four years. And he was in Russia during the war, in the oil fields.
Which was, the Second World War?
Second World War.
So he was involved with oil exploration?
Yeah, oil exploration.
And you, your, so you went to technischer Hochschule Darmstadt. And you become diplom engeneur?
Diplom engeneur, right.
In which subject?
Mechanical engineering. Just general mechanical engineering. And after that, I got a job at a coal mine. Not underground, but above ground, you know? Coal mines produce their own steam with the coal which they cannot sell. But the ash content is very high and [[??]]
[00:09:56] job for above ground on a coal mine and I was there for about a year.
1928 - 1929?
No, that's when I was at the teschnische Hochschule. 1928 to 1935. And 1935 to 1936 I was in the coal mine.
OK, I had, I had mixed up the date of your accept from Realgymnasium. So you started the teschisch Hochschule 1928?
1928. In the autumn of 1928 after I had worked for seven months at the steel plant at [[??]].
Now, I have the question about the Praktikum that comes with German engineering education, because I am trying to learn more about that. Obviously, many people [[??]] did the same thing.
Strictly speaking, if you went into a technical field each college, or teschische Hochschule, requested that you had to work practically. At the technische Hochschule you had to have a minimum of one year before your final examination. And at a college, you had two years before you had your final examination. And, as I mentioned, in my opinion, this is a necessity for engineering personal. And you, of course, saw that here--


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A: There are two fundamentally different ways of doing this, depending (in part) on what hardware is available on the microcontroller you're using.
Some microcontrollers have some sort of programmable clock/oscillator with an output pin to allow connection the outside world. If you have that, you probably want to use it. You'll basically program it for the frequency you want, turn it on, and when the beep duration is over you'll turn it back off. For the latter, you'll typically program a second timer to interrupt the processor when the duration has elapsed, or else at some set interval like 1 ms, so you can just count milliseconds until the proper duration has been reached. Details vary with the details of the hardware on your particular microcontroller.
The second choice is to do the toggling with the microprocessor itself (aka "bit banging"). You set some output line high, then wait for half a cycle of the frequency you want to generate, and set it low again. Again, by preference you set that time period with some sort of clock that will generate an interrupt at the right time. If you don't have that, you can set the processor in a spin loop for a specified number of cycles -- but be aware that this uses a fair amount of extra power, so (for one example) it can significantly reduce battery life if you're programming a battery powered device.
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The second largest barrier reef in the world is located in the Caribbean Sea, just off the coast of the small country of Belize. The jungle mainland is just loaded w/ Mayan ruins some of which are still waiting to be discovered. Diving sites like Light House Reef and the world famous Blue Hole make this area a dives paradise.
Wow! This one of the best trips Sea Hunt Scuba has ever done. The atoll islands, in northern Tahiti, made for exciting high-speed drift dives. Hammerhead sharks, mantas, dolphins, sail fish, & very large schools of fish made this trip stand out.
Kangaroos, Great Barrier Reef, Aires Rock, Bill Bongs, Sydney, Outback, Kawala Bears, Didgeridoos, Crocks, Rain Forest, and Great People are just some of what we saw. Two weeks of travel bliss.
Fiji is a remote group of over three hundred islands in the South Pacific that are characterized by white sands and clear blue seas with lush vegetation on land.
Much of Fiji remains unexplored as far as diving is concerned. The coral is colorful with brain corals and fan corals, and the fish life is diverse. Fiji is South Pacific diving at it's best.
Located about 250 miles off Cabo Stan Lucas Mexico is an island group we called Socorro. They are wild, remote and unpredictable and have been called the Mexican Galapagos. This area is famous for up close and personal encounters with the Giant Pacific manta ray, which can grow to 22 feet from wingtip to wingtip. We saw sharks, sharks & more sharks. This was the best big animal trip Sea Hunt Scuba has ever done.
Normally twice a year Sea Hunt Scuba goes to out of the country group dive trips. Bellow is a few other places Sea Hunt Scuba has visited.


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Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S4E12 "Hot Potato Soup" Recap
Agent Billy Koenig, having been entrusted by Coulson to guard the Darkhold, is abducted by the Watchdogs. Nadeer orders Radcliffe to enlist the Superior, an industrialist named Ivanov, who scans Koenig's brain to locate the Darkhold. It's revealed to have been hidden in the Labyrinth, a S.H.I.E.L.D. facility that only the Koenigs know of. Coulson has secured the other Koenigs and takes them along with Daisy and the May LMD to get the Darkhold. Meanwhile, Fitz is working on the Radcliffe LMD to try to gain further information and learns that Radcliffe knows Fitz's estranged father and has created another LMD.
When Simmons remembers that Radcliffe had scanned May's brain when they were curing her from Lucy's influence, she warns the team going after the Darkhold. Daisy is able to stop the May LMD just before she can kill Coulson and take the Darkhold. The Watchdogs arrive and steal the Darkhold during a fight with the team. S.H.I.E.L.D. proceeds to destroy what's left of the first Aida along with the Radcliffe LMD. Ivanov informs Radcliffe of his plan to use the Darkhold to destroy the Inhumans and Coulson, whom he blames for the recent alien crises.
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesdays on ABC at 9/8c.
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