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Marvel at works by Rembrandt, Vermeer, and other old masters from the Dutch golden age.
Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum Entrance Ticket
Rijksmuseum: Tours & Tickets
Combination Ticket: City Canal Cruise and Rijksmuseum
Van Gogh Museum & Rijksmuseum: Timed Entrance & Guided Tour
Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum Tour with Expert Guide
Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum Private Tour
Rembrandt's Art: Guided Tour in Amsterdam & Rijksmuseum
Amsterdam: 2-Hour Guided Bike Tour
Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum Private Guided Tour
Top sights in Amsterdam
Grachtengordel
The Jordaan
Rijksmuseum: Our most recommended tours and activities
1. Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum Entrance Ticket
Treat yourself to a wonderful day in one of Amsterdam's grandest museums, the Rijksmuseum, located in the heart of the city. The Rijksmuseum's internationally revered collection features some of the nation's most famous works, including historic art by Vermeer, Frans Hals, and perhaps most notably Rembrandt's 'The Night Watch', which takes pride of place in a beautifully lit hall allowing visitors to enjoy every tiny detail. Visitors can expect much more than just paintings by Dutch Masters from the Golden Age. The Rijksmuseum's expansive, evocative collection also includes Delftware, sculptures, archaeological artefacts, clothing, Asian art, prints, items from Dutch maritime history, and many other culturally significant objects, all combining to vividly retell 800 years of Dutch history within a global context. And naturally, the collection isn't frozen in time – new items such as a Mondrian-inspired dress by Yves Saint Laurent dating from 1965 can also be seen. The largest research and restoration project ever for 'The Night Watch' has started. This is happening live in the museum and you can be part of it and support the project with a donation.
2. The I Amsterdam City Card
Make the most of your time in Amsterdam with an I Amsterdam City Card, and enjoy free entrance to many of the city's top museums and attractions, including the Van Gogh Museum (time slot ticket required, book via iamsterdam.com/timeslot), the Rijksmuseum, Hermitage Amsterdam, and Rembrandt House Museum. The card also comes with discounted entry to other attractions, such as Heineken Experience, Madame Tussauds and Amsterdam Dungeon. Valid for 24, 48, 72, 96 or 120 hours from first use, unlimited access to the city's public transportation system for the duration of your card allows you to get around quickly. You can also enjoy one free canal cruise from several canal cruise companies at many locations in Amsterdam. Complete listing offers I amsterdam City Card Enjoy free entrance* with the I amsterdam City Card to the following museums and attractions Free admission to the following museums/attractions: Allard Pierson Museum Amsterdam Diamond Factories and the Diamond Museum Amsterdam Museum Amsterdam Pipe Museum ARTIS Royal Zoo Cromhouthuis Biblical Museum Cobra Museum Amstelveen EYE Filmmuseum Foam - Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam Geelvinck Piano[la] Museum Hermitage Amsterdam Portrait Gallery of the Golden Age – Hermitage Outsider Art Museum – Hermitage National Holocaust Memorial - Jewish Cultural Quarter National Holocaust Museum Jewish Cutural Quarter Hortus Botanicus - Botanical Garden Huis Marseille - Museum for Photography Jewish Historical Museum - Jewish Cultural Quarter Klederdracht Museum – Dutch Costume Museum ARTIS –Micropia De Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam Oude Kerk Museum Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder - Our Lord in the Attic Multatuli Huis - Multatuli Museum Portuguese Synagogue - Jewish Cultural Quarter Museum Het Rembrandthuis - Rembrandt House Museum Het Scheepvaartmuseum - The National Maritime MuseumMoco Museum Museum Het Schip - Amsterdam School Arts and Architecture Rijksmuseum Science Center NEMO Stadsarchief Amsterdam - City Archives Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam Tassenmuseum Hendrikje - Museum of Bags and Purses Museum Tot Zover - Funeral Museum Tropenmuseum Van Gogh Museum Museum Van Loon Verzetsmuseum - Dutch Resistance Museum Museum Willet-Holthuysen Amsterdam ArenA Stadium Tours Amsterdam Tulip Museum Het Grachtenhuis - Museum of the Canals Molen van Sloten & Kuiperijmuseum Woonbootmuseum - Houseboat Museum A'DAM Lookout (entrance with I Amsterdam City Card until 6:00 PM) Amsterdam Metropolitan Area In Haarlem: Frans Hals Museum Teylers Museum Free Canal Cruise In Volendam/Marken: Rederij Volendam Marken (ferry) Volendams Museum In Enkhuizen: Zuiderzee Museum In Zaanse Schans: Zaans Museum & Verkade Experience Kuiperij Tiemstra (Coopery) Wevershuis- The Weaver's House Tsar Peter House, Zaandam Mill Museum Zaan Time Museum Sawmill Dyestuff Mill De Zoeker Oliemolen (Oil Mill) De Bonte Hen (Oil Mill) In Muiden: Amsterdam Castle Muiderslot In Naarden: Amsterdam Fortress Museum Naarden-Vesting In Laren: Singer Laren In Lelystad: In Zaanse Schans: Free Ferry from Amsterdam to Zaanse Schans Free giveaway In Amsterdam: De Drie Fleschjes - Free shot of genever (18+) Eetsalon Van Dobben - Free croquette roll Holland Casino Amsterdam - Free entrance (18+) Free canal cruise in Amsterdam Blue Boat Company Canal Company Canal Cruise Gray Line The #1 Canal Cruise Lovers Canal Cruises Amsterdam Circle Line B.V. 25% discount – Music & Stage Bimhuis – Jazz Boom Chicago - English improv comedy theatre Het Concertgebouw - The Concertgebouw Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ - Contemporary music Nationale Opera & Ballet - Dutch National Opera & Ballet 25% discount - Attractions The Amsterdam Dungeon Amsterdam Icebar XtraCold (18+) Dutch Cheese & Wine Cruise or Cocktail Cruise Heineken Experience (18+) De Hollandsche Manege - Dutch Equestrian School Museum House of Bols Cocktail & Genever Experience (18+) Het Kattenkabinet - The Cat Cabinet Madame Tussauds Amsterdam Museum of Prostitution – Red Light Secrets Museumphoto THIS IS HOLLAND Body Worlds Hop on Hop off Holland: Cheese, Windmills & Villages 25% discount - Transport & Rentals Pedal boat Bicycle rental & Bike Tours Mokumboat.com – Rental boats to drive yourself 25% discount - Food & Drink Blue AmsterdamDe Koffieschenkerij – Coffee bar at the back of the Oude Kerk The Pancake Bakery Pancakes Amsterdam Restaurant-Café In de Waag Restaurant Pasta e Basta Restaurant Wagamama - Noodle restaurant Bourgondisch Lifestyle Amsterdam Reypenaer Proeflokaal - Cheese tasting
3. Amsterdam: City Highlights Bike Tour
Start your Amsterdam tour by jumping on board a bicycle and traveling like the locals do. On this quirky Amsterdam bike tour you will use the city's most beloved form of transportation and hear stories and tales from the city's past and present. You'll feel like a true Amsterdammer in no time. Weave your way through Amsterdam's history by starting downtown. See all the major highlights as you learn about Amsterdam's rich history. Cycle over bridges, along idyllic canals, and into hidden courtyards. You will have plenty of opportunities to stop and photograph the picturesque city. At each stop your guide will tell you about the history of the sites that you're visiting and also about Amsterdam's culture.
4. Rijksmuseum: Tour
Meet your guide who will give you your entrance ticket. Once inside the museum, begin to explore the highlights of the Dutch Golden Age. Discover the art and objects that defined the new Dutch Republic. Be amazed by the illusionism of the still-life paintings and be inspired by the scale of Rembrandt's "The Nightwatch". Learn about some of the most famous features and works in the museum, including Rembrandt's portraits, Ferdinand Bol's self-portrait, Jan Steen's family interiors, and Vermeer's "The Milkmaid". You will also see a collection of 17th-century doll houses. Along the way, your professional guide will explain the social and historical context that gave rise to one of the biggest middle-class art markets the world had ever seen. After the tour, you are welcome to continue to explore the rest of the art works on display, or relax in the cafe or museum shop. Your entrance ticket is valid all day.
5. Amsterdam: Luxury Canal City Cruise from Rijksmuseum
Admire Amsterdam's picturesque waterside landmarks on an eco-friendly, luxury boat cruise departing in front of the renowned Rijksmuseum. Get unmissable photo opportunities and experience the most relaxing way to sightsee, free of traffic noise and congestion. Take in incredible views of the city's famous landmarks from unique water vantage points as your local boat skipper tells you informative and entertaining tidbits about the sites along the route. See the 17th-century buildings lining famous canals like Herengracht and Prinsengracht, as well modern buildings showcasing the influential 21st-century city that Amsterdam has become. Sail by the Hermitage Museum, marvel at the Neo-Renaissance architecture of the Koninklijk Theater Carré, and witness the poignant Monument to Jewish Resistance from a unique perspective. Glide past the whimsical Skinny Bridge, the posh Amstel Hotel, and the popular Heineken Experience Brewery. Be greeted back to land with perfect views of the Rijksmuseum. Relax in cushioned seats and have the option to purchase festive cocktails and drinks from the bar onboard. Feel good knowing you're helping Amsterdam stay green as you cruise on boats that are 100% electric. Enjoy an open-air boat experience on a sunny day or stay warm with a protective covering on cooler days. Benefit from the flexibility of a one-use ticket that can be used on any one of the cruises departing within the hour you booked.
6. Amsterdam: Private Bike Tour with a Local
The best way to explore Amsterdam is like the locals do, on a bike. You will meet your guide in the bike shop and be given a city bike that is comfortable for you. During the tour you will stop at a number of interesting places where your personal guide will tell you about the history and architecture of the city. Discover some of the most important sites and learn all about the rich history of Amsterdam. Cycle along the famous canals and Dam Square. Cycle through the various different neighborhoods of Amsterdam, such as the Jordaan, where you will pass the Rijksmuseum, home to a rich collection of Dutch art and history. Discover other gems such as the Museumplein, Stedelijk Museum, and Concertgebouw.
7. Combination Ticket: City Canal Cruise and Rijksmuseum
Amsterdam Canal Cruises is situated in one of the nicest neighborhoods of Amsterdam: De Pijp. This marvelling quarter with exotic shops, a variety of international restaurants, the famous Albert Cuyp-market and the most famous museums in the world is certainly worth a visit. Amsterdam Canal Cruises offers you the possibility to combine a visit to one of these museums with a canal cruise through Amsterdam. With our combination tickets you do not only get a discount, but you also avoid the queues at the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum. This way you save money and, more importantly, you save time! How does it work? You can buy the combination ticket of your choice here at this website. This 2 in 1 ticket gives you access to both the Rijksmuseum and to a wonderful city canal cruise.
8. Van Gogh Museum & Rijksmuseum: Timed Entrance & Guided Tour
Visit the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam's top art venues, on this 5-hour guided small-group tour. Your expert guide will take you on an exciting journey through the history of art and you'll also learn about Dutch civilization through the centuries. Enjoy skip-the-line admission at the museums and follow the chronological path of art and its historical context. See some of history's most famous works of art, concentrating on the Dutch Golden Age and well-known artists of the 18th and 19th centuries. Admire The Night Watch by Rembrandt, Milkmaid by Vermeer, and Tree Roots and Trunks, which was Van Gogh's last painting. Your guide will tell you about all the important works you see, explaining techniques used and the significance of the works as well.
9. Amsterdam: Private City Highlights Bike Tour
See Amsterdam like a local on a private bike tour. Bike along the banks of the pretty canals in the Canal Belt, and pedal over drawbridges to discover hidden courtyards and secret churches. Continue to Vondelpark, the city's largest and most beautiful park. After a long ride through the leafy park, head to Museumplein to discover Amsterdam's most important museums. See the city's most important highlights, such as Dam Square, Anne Frank's House, the Rijksmuseum, and the Van Gogh museum. As a private tour, the itinerary can always be customized to your interests, ensuring you see the things you want to see and enjoy a tour that suits you.
10. Amsterdam: Private City Walking Tour
Enjoy a private walking tour and see all the main sights of the historic center, including the enchanting bridges, barges, houseboats and mercantile houses of the Canal Belt. Get well-acquainted with Amsterdam's cobblestoned streets, walking over the many beautiful bridges overlooking the iconic canals on the Canal Belt. Be guided along the waterways, seeing the recognizable tall and slim buildings, numerous houseboats, and, of course, some of the most famous sights in the city. Learn how the city evolved from a muddy town on the Amstel River in the 12th century to the modern day metropolis. Get a local's perspective and discover some little-known secrets of the city, including tree-lined squares and private courtyards. Get priceless tips on how to make the most of your time in Amsterdam.
Best time to visit?
The Rijksmuseum is open from 9:00AM to 5:00PM every day of the year (yep, even Christmas!). To avoid queues, arrive before 10:00AM or after 3:00PM, although the latter won't allow you time to see much. April, May, and August are its busiest months, when visitors can expect to queue for about half an hour at peak times.
The Rijksmuseum is located in Museumplein (Museum Square) in Amsterdam South. It can be reached via trams 2 and 5 to the Rijksmuseum tram stop, 7 and 12 to Museumplein, and 10 to Spiegelgracht.v
How much time?
Obviously some visitors will prefer to take their time with each artwork, while others may have an itinerary of the best bits so they can skip the rest. Either way, plan a minimum of 2-3 hours there.
When should I visit?
The museum is open 365 days a year from 9:00AM to 5:00PM.
Adult ticket prices start at 17.50€.
Will I need a guide?
It will definitely help. Might be worth it to check our these best-selling tours.
Trams 2, 5, 7, 10 and 12 all stop near the Rijksmuseum. Check the name of the stop before you head out!
The Rijksmuseum Gardens, Shop and Café are open to visitors without a ticket.
Visitors under 18 gain free admission to the museum.
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What people are saying about Rijksmuseum
It is the perfect tool for having no head aches during the trip. We had 2 cards of 72h each and we visited only 3 museums, Rijkmuseum, Van Gogh and Amsterdam Museum, because it takes time to visit properly and these are the most important to learn also about Nederlands and Amsterdam history, i wanted to visit Rembrand but didn't. No time. Anna Frank' s house museum is not included, it should be…The card is very useful for the transport, we traveled a lot from a point to another. The city public transport infrastructure is the best i've seen. We use it for a canal cruise with Stromma. And also at parking at P&R Arena to prove we let the car 3 days for visiting the city. Otherwise, 90 euro instead of 3 So, useful, the time slot for museums was easy to reserve. Very good tool
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The card was very worthwhile for us - but good organization is necessary for this, as a timeslot booked in advance is necessary for many activities.
The I Amsterdam City Card Reviewed by Kathrin, 11/7/2021
The ticket booking was easy and entry to the Rijksmuseum was easy with the barcodes. The museum comes highly recommended.
Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum Entrance Ticket Reviewed by Nina, 11/8/2021
Well worth visiting. I really enjoyed it and so much history and amazing art .
Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum Entrance Ticket Reviewed by Liliana, 11/19/2021
Fantastic exhibition and incredibly interesting. Definitely worth it!
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What do Montrose Co Home Buyers Want?
While homes are often valued by their square footage and the neighborhood in which they are located, homes that have been updated tend to sell more quickly and for a higher price. It may not be feasible or financially advisable to update an entire house before it's sold; however, there are improvements that can be made that will help your home look more attractive to potential buyers.
Whether it's the knobs on your cabinets, your light fixture, or even the trim on the glass of your shower door, buyers have moved away from the shiny brass craze of yesteryear. Removing the brass fixtures and replacing them with brushed nickel or aged bronze is more likely to give a space an updated appearance. Don't forget areas like doorknobs and bathroom faucets.
There's nothing that makes a beautiful kitchen with expensive finishes look cheaper than a substandard countertop. While various types of laminate and formica offer cost effective alternatives, some of them detract from the overall look of the kitchen. Other alternatives include concrete, stainless steel, soapstone, tile, butcher block, composites, and of course granite and marble. Matched with a backsplash, a beautiful countertop can make any kitchen feel high-end. A less expensive alternative is to hire a professional to paint and seal the existing countertops.
Check out this granite overlay process that turns old countertops into new ones!
And for the more brave renovator, try this trick to make laminate countertops into concrete countertops with very little money!
They seem to be in the majority of homes – the reddish inexpensive cabinets that scream "builder's grade". Custom cabinets made from upgraded wood such as alder add instant appeal to a house. Stay away from ornate edges or wooden cutouts. Clean and simple is what's "in". Replacing cabinets with new custom cabinetry is quite expensive, and the selling price of the home is not likely to justify such a large cost. However, there are alternatives. Cabinets can be painted or stained to give them a whole new look. Try Rust-oleum's cabinet refinishing kit! New hardware will help, too. Make sure to find new pulls or knobs that will match the existing holes in the cabinets, or fill the holes before you stain and re-drill!
Nothing makes a kitchen look more pulled together than matching appliances. If they're all stainless steel, even better! White appliances tend to make a kitchen appear more outdated, but if they match the rest of the appliances it probably won't be of financial benefit to replace them all. If you have mismatched appliances, or simply want an update, try painting them with Liquid Stainless Steel (http://liquidstainlesssteel.com/) or a similar product. Certain stainless steel paints can only be used on things like refrigerators, so be sure to research the product you choose thoroughly to make sure it matches your intended application!
Kitchen sinks that are mounted so that they are under the countertop are trending right now. The undermounted sink alleviates crumbs and moisture where the countertop and sink meet. This clean modern look is best accomplished by a professional. The sink must be able to bear the weight of dishes, so not all countertops are ideal. Undermounted sinks work best with solid countertops such as granite, butcher block, concrete, or marble. If an undermounted sink is not feasible, you can give your existing sink a facelift by installing a new brushed nickel faucet.
A walk-in shower in a master bathroom is very desirable in the current Montrose Market. While shared bathrooms that children use still need a traditional bathtub with a showerhead, more and more master bathrooms are being built with a separate tub and walk-in shower. The walk-in shower should be tiled to give it the best look. If you don't have a walk-in shower, the area above your bathtub can be tiled to give it the same feel.
Soft-Close Drawers give any space a custom feel. This simple upgrade can be done to any drawer, and for a low cost. The pieces can be retrofitted onto existing drawer systems with little cost and time. The same goes for pantries and cabinets. This is not limited to kitchen spaces. Drawers all throughout your home can benefit from this simple upgrade.
While making adjustments in your home before listing it for sale, make sure to pay attention to your outdoor spaces as well. If you do not already have a patio of some sort, consider making one with flagstone pavers. Flagstone is an attractive way to create character in an outdoor space. There are many options that range from small square flagstone tiles, to large naturally shaped pavers. Design something that fits with the space you have. Try something that moves your eyes around the outdoor space. Multi-levels add interest and depth. This can be an expensive endeavor, and you're unlikely to recoup the costs in the sale of your home. An alternative is to clean the existing yard, and give it defined seating areas with well-placed patio furniture.
There are more flooring alternatives today than ever before. If you're in the market for new flooring, consider something natural like hardwood or bamboo. In kitchens or bathrooms, tile is always an attractive choice. Avoid black and white checkered tile and go with something more natural looking. Laminates have progressed significantly in recent years. Laminate hardwood can be better in some situations than even natural hardwood. It stands up to kids and pets well. Choose a laminate that looks hand-scraped and has many variations in the pattern. Laminate tiles are also becoming increasingly popular. They can withstand things being dropped on them better than traditional tile. There are some great options that can even be grouted to give them a more realistic look. Linoleum tends to be the least desirable flooring choice. If you have existing linoleum in a limited space such as a bathroom or kitchen, consider finding an inexpensive tile to replace it. Laying tile can be accomplished DIY relatively easily and cost effectively.
While this is not the most exciting adjustment that can be made to update a home, it is one that brings value. Updated windows are more energy efficient than old ones, and eventually the difference in your utility bills will make up for the initial cost of the windows. This is a great change to make if you plan to stay in your home for a few more years. If you are listing your home now and replacing the windows makes less financial sense, try dressing them up with ceiling to floor drapes that are hung so they extend starting at the far edges of the window frame. This will give the window a larger and more dramatic feel. If the existing screens have unsightly holes, remove the screens before listing your home and store them in your garage.
Bonus Tip – The tried and true tricks of painting walls neutral colors, giving your house a deep clean, and removing approximately 75% of your belongings from the home will help prepare your house to be listed for sale.
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Where Has The Joy Gone?
January 11, 2019 by Katrena Cohea
Lately, I've been wondering if we could put Margot Fonteyn in a Tardis and bring her from 1960 to 2019 what she would have to say about the dance performances of today. No doubt she'd be in awe at the technique and skill dancers have, but I have to wonder how she would feel about the current state of dance artistry.
Put on a DVD of Margot Fonteyn, Antoinette Sibley or Darcey Bussell and more than likely you'll see the watcher sigh with content, and see a pleasant glaze fall across their eyes.
The ballet dancers of yesteryear had a certain je ne sais quoi when it was time to step on stage. Call it presence, otherworldliness, call it superb acting; whatever it was, it drew audience members in and made us fall in love with their performances. And while the technique of yesteryear isn't as dynamic or extreme as it is today, few people can look back and say that the older generation of dancers didn't know how to embody a role, feeling or emotion.
But time has marched on, and virtuoso dancers have raised the bar with gravity defying jumps and leaps, turns that seem like they number in the thousands, and hairline level extensions. Certainly there's a wow factor that audiences young and old love; who doesn't enjoy seeing amazing feats of movement? Yet I can't help but feel where the technique is masterful, there's a gap in the artistry and it makes me ask…
Margot Fonteyn
Especially in contemporary dance, it seems like most dances fall into two categories: serious and traumatized or glitzy hip bopping. Dances at competitions and on TV shows feature solo and group dancers writhing and contorting, feeling all the (negative) feels, or pouty and winky faced dancers (many of them seemingly too young to really understand the concept of flirting or sensuality).
My beef isn't with these two emotions, my beef is with the fact that these seem to be the only two emotions many choreographers are asking dancers to portray. As humans, we have a whole rainbow of emotions we experience – daily and in our lifetimes. Dance then, should reflect that spectrum of highs, lows, and in betweens. While serious, deep emotions and playful, sensuous feelings certainly are worthy of being present onstage and in performances, so too are joy, confusion, connection, sickness, health, fear and passion.
We live in a tumultuous time – politically, emotionally, environmentally, just to name a few. And our art is absolutely a sign of our times. But while dance continues to explore and ride the waves of our tumultuous climate, I hope she doesn't forget to find joy, peace and love. I'd love to see a wider variety of expressions on all dancers, across all genres, because while experiencing the lows of life bonds us all as humans and as dancers, so do the amazing and soul inspiring highs.
Tags: Joy of Dancing, Where Has The Joy Gone?
Katrena Cohea

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The latest on the upcoming video game.
Bandai Namco has released new information and screenshots of Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time, detailing the Diana Cavendish, Hannah England, Barbara Parker, and Wangari, more sub-quets, a new snow field stage, a "Divine Dragon" boss, and more.
A girl born to a noble family of witches in Britain. She has a sharp mind and high magic ability, and is said to be Luna Nova Magical Academy's best student since its founding.
—Diana doing research on the Horologium Room. Can she find a clue to break free from the one-day loop?
—Diana gathers Akko and company in the Horologium Room to explain the origin of the occurring disaster.
A girl often seen with Diana. She tends to make fun of Akko, a girl does not come from a family of witches. While Diana speaks politely, she always speaks in a casual tone.
A girl often seen with Diana. Since she is the daughter of a high-class family, she often looks down on and takes an attitude with Akko. She is a secret fan of the "Night Fall" novel series.
—Barbara and Joanna confront Akko after she eavesdrops on their conversation. Their attitudes from the anime are well and alive in the game.
A student reporter in charge of the Luna Nova News Network. She also works as the announcer for broom races and school events. In Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time, she puts together a newspaper extra on the "Seven Wonders of Luna Nova" with Joanna and Kimberly.
Diana proceeds with her own investigation. The "Forbidden Door" tied to the dungeon crosses space and time!?
Some kind of mysterious incident with Akko's favorite pickled plums at the center?
Wangari is always looking for a story! Here she approaches Akko asking if she has any scoops.
The Gienna Key opens the door to a freezing snow field. The blizzard conditions and ice at their feet feet may take away your control of the characters.
A giant dragon so big, no one has seen its full body. It has the power to see the present, past, and future, and was once revered as a messenger of god. However, it became disappointed with the foolish people who tried to utilize that power, and now spends its days on a cold, snowy mountain where no one steps foot. It has the power to see through time, but it cannot see what is in front of his face due to its curled horns.
When the seal to the Horologium Room is unlocked, various strange phenomenons will come with it… That was the rumor of the Seven Wonders of Luna Nova that has been passed down for hundreds of years.
It is said that those who witness the dance of the "Cursed Doll" will stay asleep for three days and three nights. And it is said that those who grasp the "Hands That Grow from the Ground" will be pulled underground.
In order to break free of their one day loop, Akko and company must pursue the secret of "Forbidden Time Magic" hidden in the Seven Wonders.
Unlike the other Seven Wonders, this one is rather plain at first glance. According to an article in the school newspaper, one of the chairs in the cafeteria is always wet.
Can Akko solve the mystery of the wet chair…?
At the end of summer, Akko, Lotte, Sucy, and Professor Ursula make a small "Night Fall" pilgrimage. Saying that it appears in the "Night Fall" novel series, the four head to Stone Circle to see the "Platinum Dawn" that occurs once every 100 years. The drama CD jacket reflecting that story and Japanese limited edition key visual (illustrated by Naoki Takeda, painted by Yukiko Kakita, background by Bihou) are unveiled below.


Stabilization of Unilateral Septal Extension Graft Using Pivot Locking Suture.
Journal of the Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery 2008;14(2):156-160.
2Plus Aesthetic Clinic, Daejeon, Korea.
Septal extension graft is valuable in elongating the nasal length which projects and rotates the tip. It is very effective for improving the nasal tip, therefore, it has widely been applied to correct short noses and drooping tips. In the field of Asian rhinoplasty, many operations are conducted using a septal extension graft, and variable techniques and methods have been introduced by several surgeons. However, there are difficulties in harvesting a sufficient amount of septum from Asian noses, therefore, appropriate designs and definite fixation of a graft are important factors. Furthermore, when applying the harvested septal cartilage to the L-strut, stability depends on the method and the location of the graft fixation. When the graft is unstable due to its pivot motion, the tip will be drooping, deviated and decreased in projection. We herein introduce a pivot locking suture that can firmly stabilize the septal extension graft and explain the factors related with septal stabilization. From September 2006 to February 2008, we performed unilateral septal extension graft for aesthetic purposes in 64 patients. After classic compression suture between L-strut and unilateral septal cartilage graft, pivot locking sutures were performed. Pivot locking suture fixed the meeting site of septal extension graft, and cephalic and caudal margin of L-strut using "figure of 8" suture. Then, we confirmed the stability with a vertical stability test and horizontal stability test. We could follow up with 20 patients. All patients were satisfied except 2 patients with the tip deviation. Therefore, we believe that pivot locking sutures together with classic compression sutures can overcome limitations of stability inherent with conventional methods, due to unstable septal extension graft cartilage.


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Bad Times at the El Royale ***1/2
Bad Words ***1/2
Barney's Version ***
Barton Fink ***1/2
Batman ***1/2
Batman Begins ****
Batman V Superman **
Batman Year **1/2
Batman: Under The Red Hood **1/2
Beasts of the Southern Wild *1/2
Beautiful Boy **1/2
Beautiful Girls ***1/2
Beauty ***
Beauty and the Beast ***
Beauty And The Beast ****
Beetlejuice ***
Before Midnight ***
Before Sunrise ***
Before Sunset **1/2
Behind the Candleabra **1/2
Benny And Joon **
Best in Show ****
Best Movies of the Decade, 2010 – 2019
Beverly Hills Cop ***1/2
Beverly Hills Ninja **
Big Bad Wolves ***
Big Hero 6 ***1/2
Big Night ***1/2
Big Trouble In Little China ***
Bird Box **1/2
Birdman ***1/2
Black Book ***1/2
Black Mass ***
Black Panther ***1/2
Black Swan ***
BlackkKlansman **1/2
Blade *1/2
Blade 2 ***
Blade Runner ***
Blockers *1/2
Blood, Guts, Bullets, Octane *
Bloodsport **
Blow ***1/2
Blue Jasmine ****
Blue Steel **
Blue Valentine **1/2
Body and Soul **1/2
Bohemian Rhapsody ***1/2
Bone Tomahawk **1/2
Boomerang **1/2
Booty Call **
Boy **1/2
Boyhood **1/2
Boyz N The Hood ****
Brave **1/2
Breakdown ***
Breaking Away **
Brick **1/2
Bridesmaids ****
Bridge of Spies ***
Bright ***
Broadway Danny Rose **
Broken City *1/2
Bronson **1/2
Bulworth **
Bumblebee ***
Buried **1/2
Burn After Reading ***1/2
Burnt ***
But I'm A Cheerleader **
Cabaret **
Cabin Fever **1/2
Cabin In ****
Cafe Society **1/2
Call Me By Your Name **
Captain America: Civil War ****
Captain America: The First Avenger ***
Captain America: The Winter Soldier ****
Captain Marvel ***1/2
Carnage **
Carnal Knowledge ***
Casablanca ****
Casino Royale ****
Catch Me If You Can ***
Catfish *1/2
Cedar Rapids **
Cellular **
Chaplin **1/2
Chappie **1/2
Chef ***
China Moon **1/2
Chocolat ***
Chronicle ***
Cinderella ***
Cinemacon 2016
City Slickers ***1/2
Clash Of The Titans ***
Clear History ***1/2
Cliffhanger ***1/2
Clifford *
Cloud Atlas **
Cloverfield ***
Clue ****
Cocktail ***1/2
Coco ***1/2
Cocoon ***
Colossal ***1/2
Commando ***
Compliance ***1/2
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind **1/2
Contagion **1/2
Contraband **1/2
Cool World *
Cop Car ***1/2
Cop Land ****
Coraline ***1/2
Couples Retreat **1/2
Cowboys and Aliens *1/2
Crash ***1/2
Crazy People ***
Crazy, Stupid Love ***
Creed ***
Creed 2 **1/2
Crossing Over *1/2
Croupier **1/2
Cube ***1/2
Cyrus **
Daddy's Home **1/2
Dallas Buyers Club **1/2
Dances With Wolves ***
Dangerous Liaisions **1/2
Dark Phoenix ***
Darkman ***
Date Night **1/2
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes ***1/2
DC Course Correction
Deadpool ***1/2
Deadpool 2 ***
Death To Smoochy **
Death Wish ***
Deep Impact ***
Deep Rising *1/2
Deja Vu ***
Delicatessan **1/2
Desperado ****
Despicable Me ***
Despicable Me ***1/2
Detour ***
Devil ***
Diamonds Are Forever **
Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul *
Dick Tracy **1/2
Die Hard ****
Die Hard: With A Vengeance ****
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels ***1/2
Disclosure ***
Disney Buys Fox
Disney Plus and the New Landscape of Streaming
District 9 ***1/2
District B13 ***1/2
Disturbing Behavior **
Django Unchained ****
Do The Right Thing ****
Doctor Strange ***1/2
Dogma **
Don Jon ***
Don McKay **1/2
Don't Breathe ***
Don't Think Twice ***1/2
Donnie Darko ***1/2
Dope ***
Double Jeopardy **
Downsizing **
Dracula (Langela) **
Drag Me To Hell ***1/2
Dreamgirls ***1/2
Dredd ***
Drinking Buddies **
Drive ***1/2
Driving Miss Daisy **1/2
Drumline **1/2
Duel **1/2
Easy A ***1/2
Edge of Darkness ***1/2
Edge of Tomorrow ***1/2
El Mariachi ***
Election (Chinese) **1/2
Election ***1/2
Elysium **1/2
Encino Man *
End of Days **
End of Watch ***
Enemy ***
Enemy At The Gates ***
Enough Said ***
Entourage **
Eraser **1/2
Eve's Bayou ***
Every Which Way But Lose **
Everybody Wants Some ***
Everything Must Go **
Everything Or **
Everything or Nothing: Bond **
Ex Machina ***1/2
Executive Decision **1/2
Extract **1/2
F/X ***1/2
Face / Off ***
Fall Movie Preview
Fantastic Four **
Fantastic Mr. Fox ***1/2
Fantasy / Adventure
Fargo ****
Fast and Furious 6 **
Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift *1/2
Fast Five ***1/2
Fatal Attraction ***1/2
Fences **
Ferdinand ***
Fever Pitch ***1/2
Final Analysis **
Finding Nemo ***
Fire and Ice ***
Fire In The Sky ***1/2
Fist Fight **
Fist of Legend ***1/2
Flashdance **1/2
Flight ***1/2
Flirting With Disaster ***
Focus **
Force Majeure ***1/2
Four Christmases **1/2
Foxcatcher ***
Freaks **1/2
Fred Claus **
Frequency ***
Fried Green Tomatoes **
Friends With Benefits **1/2
Friends With Kids **1/2
Fright Night **
From Dusk Till Dawn ***1/2
From Paris With Love **
Frozen ***
Frozen ***1/2
Fruitvale Station **
Full Contact **1/2
Funny People **1/2
Furious 7 ***
Fury **1/2
Galaxy Quest ***1/2
Game Change **1/2
Game Night ***1/2
Gang Related **1/2
Gangs of New York ***1/2
Gangster Squad **
Garden State ***1/2
Gasland **
Gattaca ***
Get Hard **
Get Him To The Greek ***
Get Out ****
Get Smart ***
Ghost Rider: The Spirit of Vengeance *1/2
Ghost World ***
Ghostbusters **1/2
GI Joe: Retaliation *1/2
Girls Trip **1/2
Glass **
Glory ***1/2
Godzilla **1/2
Going The Distance *1/2
Gone Baby Gone ****
Gone Girl ***1/2
Good Boys ***
Good Morning Vietnam ***
Good Night And Good Luck ***
Good Will Hunting ****
Goodfellas ****
Goon **
Gothika *1/2
Gravity ***
Green Book ***1/2
Green Room ***
Greenberg ***1/2
Gremlins ***
Grown Ups *
Grumpy Old Men **
Guardians of the Galaxy ****
Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 2 **1/2
Hail, Caesar! ***
Half Nelson **1/2
Hallpass **
Hannah and Her Sisters **1/2
Happy Death Day ***
Happy Death Day 2 U **
Hard Candy **1/2
Harry Potter **
Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows, Part 1 *1/2
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 **
Haywire **1/2
Heartbreakers **
Heat ****
Heavenly Creatures **
Heist ***
Heist / Crime Movies
Hell Or High Water ****
Her ***1/2
Hesher **
Highlander **
His Girl Friday ***1/2
Hitchcock ***1/2
Hobbs and Shaw **
Home Alone ****
Homicide ***
Hoodwinked **1/2
Hook ***
Horrible Bosses ***
Horrible Bosses 2 *1/2
Hot Tub Time Machine ***1/2
Hot Tub Time Machine *1/2
Hotel Rwanda **1/2
Hotel Transylvania ***
Hotel Transylvania 2 **1/2
How Marvel Movies Changed The Game
How To Lose Friends And Alienate People **
Howard Stern's Private Parts ***1/2
Hugo ***
Hunt For The Wilderpeople ***
I Heart Huckabees *
I Know What You Did Last Summer ***
I, Tonya ***
Identity ***1/2
Identity Thief **
In A World ***1/2
In And Out ***
In Bruges ***1/2
In Like Flint **
In The Loop **
In The Valley of Elah ***
InAPPropriate Comedy *
Inception ****
Independence Day ***
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull **1/2
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade ****
Inferno **1/2
Inglorious Basterds ****
Ingrid Goes West ***1/2
Inherent Vice **
Inside Lewyn Davis ***
Inside Man ****
Inside Out ***
Insidious ***1/2
Insidious: Chapter 2 *1/2
Insomnia ***1/2
Instant Family **1/2
Internal Affairs **1/2
Intersection **
Interstellar ***
Into The Wild **1/2
Into The Woods **
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers ***
Inventing The Abbots **
Invictus **1/2
IP Man ***
Iron Man ****
Iron Man 2 ***
Is March The New May?
It **1/2
It Could Happen To You **1/2
It Follows **
It's A Wonderful Life ***
J. Edgar **
Jack Reacher ***1/2
Jack, The Giant Slayer **1/2
Jacob's Ladder ***1/2
James Gunn and How Everyone Won
Jason Bourne *1/2
Jaws ***1/2
Jeff Who Lives At Home **1/2
Jersey Boys **
Jiro Dreams Of Sushi **1/2
Joe ***1/2
John Wick ***1/2
John Wick Chapter 2 ***1/2
John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum ***1/2
Johnny Handsome **
Jojo Rabbit ***
Joker ***
Judgement Night ***1/2
Jumanji, Welcome to the Jungle ***
Jurassic World ***
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom *1/2
Just Go With It *1/2
Justice League **1/2
Justice League: What Went Wrong?
Keeping Up To Date With Marvel
Kick Ass ***1/2
Kick Ass 2 **
Kicking And Screaming ***
Kill Bill: Volume 1 ****
Kill Bill: Volume 2 ***1/2
Kill Your Darlings *
Killing Them Softly **1/2
Killshot *1/2
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword **1/2
Kingdom Of Heaven *1/2
Kingsman: The Golden Circle ***
Kingsmen: The Secret Service ****
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang ***1/2
Kissing Jessica Stein **1/2
Knight and Day **
Knives Out ***1/2
Knock Knock **1/2
Knocked Up ****
Kong: Skull Island ***
Kramer Vs. Kramer ****
Krampus ***
Kubo and the Two Strings ***1/2
Kung Fu Hustle ***1/2
Kung Fu Panda ***1/2
Kung Fu Panda 2 **1/2
Kung Fu Panda 3 ***
La Dolce ***
La La Land ***1/2
Ladybird ***1/2
Larry Crowne *1/2
Lars And The Real Girl ***
Layer Cake ***1/2
Leaving **1/2
Leaving Las Vegas **1/2
Lee Daniels' The Butler
Legends Of The Fall ****
Les Mis **
Less Than Zero **1/2
Lethal Weapon ***
Liar Liar **1/2
Life Itself **
Life of Crime ***
Life of Pi ***1/2
Lights Out **
Limitless **
Lincoln ***
Little Man Tate **1/2
Little Odessa **1/2
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels ****
Locke ****
Lockout **
Logan ***1/2
Lone Star ***
Long Shot ***
Looper ***1/2
Love Actually ****
Love and Other Drugs **1/2
Lovelace **
Lucy **
Machete ***1/2
Machete Kills *1/2
Machine Gun Preacher **1/2
Mad Max: Fury Road ***
Madagascar 3 **1/2
Made ***1/2
Maleficent ***
Man of Steel ***1/2
Man of Tai Chi **
Man on Fire **
Man on Wire *1/2
Manchester By The Sea ***1/2
Margin Call **
Marriage Story ***1/2
MARVEL At the Movies
Masterminds ***
Match Point ***1/2
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl ***
Megamind ***
Men In Black 3 ***
Mermaids **1/2
Metropolitan ***
Michael Clayton ****
Mid Year Review: The Best and the Most Popular
Middle Men **
Midnight In Paris ****
Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil **
Midnight Special ***
Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates ***
Miller's Crossing ***1/2
Minority Report ****
Mission Impossible ***
Mission Impossible 2 **
Mission Impossible 3 ****
Mission Impossible: Fallout ***1/2
Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocal ***1/2
Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation ***1/2
Moana ****
Modern Romance ***1/2
Molly's Game ***
Mommie Dearest **1/2
Money Monster *
Money Train ***
Moneyball ***
Monsters ***1/2
Monsters Inc ****
Monsters University **1/2
Moon ***
Moonlight **1/2
Moonrise Kingdom ****
Mortal Kombat ***
Mortal Kombat: Anihilation **1/2
Moulin Rouge ***
Movie 43 **
Mud **
Mudbound ***
Murder By Death **1/2
Murder By Numbers ***1/2
Murder Mystery **1/2
Murder On The Orient Express **
Muriel's Wedding **1/2
My Man Godfrey ***
My Neighbor Totoro **
My Week With Marilyn **
Napolean Dynamite ****
Narc ***
Nebraska **1/2
Neighbors ***
Neighbors 2 **1/2
Netflix Finds Its Niche
Netflix Vs Spielberg
New Han Solo and Where The Star Wars Films Are Headed
New York Stories **1/2
New York, I Love You **
Night Falls On Manhattan ***
Night Shift ***
Nightcrawler ***1/2
Nightwatch **1/2
Nine To Five **1/2
Ninja Assassin **1/2
No Country For Old Men ****
No Escape ***1/2
No Looking Back **1/2
No Strings Attached *1/2
No Way Out ***1/2
Nocturnal Animals ***1/2
Noises Off **1/2
Non-Stop ***
North Country ***
Now You See Me **
Nowhere Boy **
Oblivion **1/2
Observe and Report **
Obvious Child ***
Ocean's 8 **
October Sky ***1/2
Odd Man Out **
Office Christmas Party ***
Office Space ***1/2
Old School ****
Oldboy **
Olympus Has Fallen **
Once ***
Once Upon A Time in Hollywood ***
Once Upon A Time In Mexico ***1/2
Ordinary People ***1/2
Oscar Race 2017
Our Idiot Brother **
Out Of The Furnace **1/2
Overboard **1/2
Oz **1/2
Pacific Heights ***
Pacific Rim ***1/2
Pacific Rim: Uprising *
Pain and Gain **
Panic Room ***1/2
Paranorman **1/2
Parasite ***
Passengers **1/2
Patch Adams **1/2
Paths of Glory ***1/2
Patriot's Day ***1/2
Paul *1/2
Payback ***
Peggy Sue Got Married ***
Permanent Midnight *1/2
Phil Spector **
Pi ***
Pineapple Express ***1/2
Pitch Perfect **
Pixels **
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles **1/2
Planet Of The Apes ***1/2
Play It Again Sam **1/2
Politics: How Trump Leads to Black Panther
Pollack **
Poltergeist ***1/2
Ponyo **
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping ***1/2
Princess Mononoke ****
Prisoners ****
Project X **1/2
Prom Night *
Prometheus ***
Promised Land **1/2
Pulp Fiction ****
Pushing Tin **1/2
Quick Change **1/2
Rabbit Hole ***1/2
Rachel Getting Married **
Raiders Of The Lost Ark ***1/2
Raising ****
Ralph Breaks the Internet ***
Rampage *1/2
Rampart **1/2
Ratatouille ****
Ray Harryhausen: Special Effects Titan **1/2
Ready Or Not ***1/2
Ready Player One ***
Real Genius **
Rebel Without A Cause ****
Recent Great Movies
Red Heat ***
Red State **
Red State *1/2
Redbelt ***1/2
Reel Steal ***
Return To Oz ***
Return To Paradise ***
Revenge *1/2
Revolutionary Road **1/2
Revolver *
Richard Jewel ****
Rio Bravo **
Rise Of The Guardians **1/2
Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes ***1/2
Road To Perdition ***1/2
Robin Hood **1/2
Robocop ***1/2
Rock N Rolla ***1/2
Rock of Ages **
Rocketman **1/2
Rocky ***1/2
Rocky II ***1/2
Rocky II ***
Rocky III ***1/2
Rocky IV ****
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story ***
Roma **
Romancing The Stone ***
Room ***1/2
Room 237 **1/2
Rough Night **
Rough Night **1/2
Rumble Fish **1/2
Rumble In The Bronx ***
Run All Night **1/2
Runner Runner **
Safe House **
Safe Men **1/2
Safety Not Guaranteed ***
Salt ***1/2
San Andreas ***
Sausage Party ***1/2
Savages ***
Saving Mr. Banks ***
Scarlet Street **1/2
Scorcese Vs Marvel
Scott Pilgrim Vs The World ***1/2
Scream 2 *1/2
Scream 3 **1/2
Scrooged ****
Sea of Love ***1/2
Searching For Bobby Fischer **1/2
Searching For Sugarman **1/2
Season Of The Witch *1/2
Secret Window **1/2
Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World *1/2
Seven ****
Seven Psychopaths ***1/2
Sex Tape *1/2
Sex, Lies, and Videotape ****
Shakespeare in Love ***
Shaolin Soccer ***
Shazam ***
She Done Him Wrong ***
She's Out Of My League *1/2
Sherlock Holmes ***1/2
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows **1/2
Sherlock Jr. ****
Shock Corridor **1/2
Shoot 'Em Up **
Shooter *1/2
Short Circuit **
Short Term 12 ***
Shutter Island ****
Sicario ****
Side By Side **1/2
Side Effects ***1/2
Sightseers **1/2
Signs ***
Silver Linings Playbook ****
Silverado ****
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For *1/2
Sing Street ***1/2
Single **
Single White Female **
Sisters *1/2
Six Degrees of Separation **
Skyfall ***1/2
Skyline *
Sleepless in Seattle ***1/2
Sliver **1/2
Small Time Crooks **
Snake Eyes **1/2
Snatch ***1/2
Sneakers **1/2
Snow White And The Huntsman ***
Snowden ***
Snowpiercer **
Soapdish ***1/2
Solo: A Star Wars Story ***
Some Velvet Morning **1/2
Sonatine **
Sophie's Choice **1/2
Sour Grapes **
Source Code ***
Southpaw **1/2
Spectre **
Spider Man, Venom, and two studios NOT sharing well
Spider-Man: Far From Home ***
Spider-Man: Homecoming ***1/2
Spiderman: Into The Spiderverse ***1/2
Split ***
Spotlight ***
Spring Breakers *
Spy ***1/2
St. Vincent **1/2
Stand By Me ***1/2
Star Trek ****
Star Trek Into Darkness ***
Star Trek: Beyond **
Star Wars: Han Solo and the Firing of it's Directors
Star Wars: The Force Awakens ***1/2
Star Wars: The Last Jedi **1/2
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker **1/2
Stardust ***
State of Grace ***1/2
Step Brothers ***1/2
Steve Jobs ***1/2
Still Alice ***
Straight Outta Compton ***1/2
Stranger Than Fiction ***1/2
Stretch **
Stuck On You **
Suburbicon **1/2
Sucker Punch *1/2
Suicide Kings ***
Suicide Squad **
Sully ***
Summer Box Office
Summer Movie Preview
Summer Of Universal
Sunset Boulevard ***
Super ***
Super 8 ***1/2
Super Troopers **
Superbad ****
Superhero Movies
Superhero Movies Coming Soon
Superhero Movies of 2018
Superhero Movies, 2016
Swimming With Sharks *1/2
Swingers ****
Swordfish ***
Synechdoche New York *1/2
T2 Trainspotting ***
Tag ***
Take Me Home Tonight **1/2
Take This Waltz **
Taken ****
Taken 2 *1/2
Taken 3 **1/2
TAPS ***
Team America: World Police **
Ted ***
Ted 2 *1/2
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ***
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles **1/2
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows **
Terminator Dark Fate *1/2
Terminator Genisys **1/2
That's My Boy *
The 40 Year Old Virgin ***1/2
The A Team **
The Accidental Tourist *1/2
The Accountant ***
The Accused **1/2
The Adjustment Bureau **1/2
The Adventures Of Priscilla Queen Of The Desert ***
The Adventures of Tintin **
The Amazing Spider Man ***1/2
The Amazing Spider Man 2 **1/2
The American **1/2
The Apartment ***1/2
The Aristocrats **1/2
The Artist ***
The Avengers ***1/2
The Avengers: Age of Ultron **1/2
The Awful Truth **1/2
The Babadook ***1/2
The Bank Job ***1/2
The Beach ***
The Big Lebowski ****
The Big Short ***
The Big Sick ****
The Bone Collector *1/2
The Book of Eli ***
The Boondock Saints **
The Boss Baby ***
The Bourne Identity ****
The Bourne Legacy **
The Bourne Supremacy ***1/2
The Bourne Ultimatum ***1/2
The Boxtrolls ***
The Bride of Frankenstein **1/2
The Burbs ***
The Campaign **1/2
The Central Park Five ****
The Comedian **1/2
The Company Men *1/2
The Conjuring **1/2
The Counselor *1/2
The Da Vinci Code **1/2
The Darjeeling **1/2
The Dark Crystal ***
The Dark Knight ***1/2
The Dark Knight Rises ***
The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened? ***
The Departed ****
The Descendents ***
The Devil's Advocate ***1/2
The Devil's Own ***
The Dictator **1/2
The Dilemma **
The Disaster Artist ***1/2
The Doors ***1/2
The Driver *
The Drop ***1/2
The Edge of Seventeen ***
The End of 2015
The End of the Tour **1/2
The Equalizer ***
The Evil Dead 2 ****
The Expendables **
The Expendables 2 *1/2
The Fabulous Baker Boys ***
The Fate of the Furious **1/2
The Favourite ***1/2
The Fighter ****
The Fighter ***1/2
The Five Year Engagement **
The Foot Fist Way *1/2
The Founder ***1/2
The Gambler *
The Game ****
The Gate **
The General **
The General's Daughter ***
The Ghost Writer ***
The Gift **
The Gift ***
The Gingerbread Man **1/2
The Girl **
The Girl on the Train ***
The Giver *
The Godfather ****
The Godfather Part II ***1/2
The Good German **1/2
The Good Girl ***
The Grand Budapest Hotel ****
The Great Gatsby **1/2
The Green Hornet **1/2
The Green Lantern *1/2
The Grey ***1/2
The Grudge **1/2
The Guilt Trip **1/2
The Hangover ****
The Hangover II **
The Hangover III **1/2
The Hateful Eight ***1/2
The Heat ***1/2
The Help ***
The Hitman's Bodyguard **
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey ***
The Hobbit: The Desaulation of Smaug **1/2
The Hospital **
The Host **1/2
The House ***
The Hunger Games **1/2
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire ***
The Hurt Locker ****
The Ice Harvest ***
The Ides Of March ***1/2
The Immitation Game ***
The Immortals *1/2
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone **
The Incredibles ***1/2
The Infiltrator **1/2
The Internship **
The Interview ***
The Intouchables ***
The Irishman ***
The Iron Giant ***
The Jungle Book ***1/2
The Kid Who Would Be King ***1/2
The Kids Are Alright **1/2
The Killer **1/2
The Killing of a Sacred Deer ***1/2
The King Of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters **
The King's Speech ***1/2
The Ladykillers ***
The Last Days of Disco ***
The Last King Of Scotland **1/2
The Last Of The Mohicans ***1/2
The Last Samurai ***1/2
The Last Seduction ***
The Last Stand **1/2
The Laws Of Gravity ***
The Lego Batman Movie ***1/2
The Lego Movie ***1/2
The Lego Movie 2 **1/2
The Lego Ninjago Movie ***
The Life **1/2
The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou **1/2
The Life of David Gale **1/2
The Limey ***1/2
The Lincoln Lawyer ***
The Lion King ***
The Little Mermaid ****
The Lives of Others ***1/2
The Lobster ***
The Long Good Friday ***1/2
The Long Kiss Goodnight ***1/2
The Lookout ***
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King ***1/2
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers ***1/2
The Losers **
The Lovely Bones **
The Machinist ***
The Magnificent Seven **
The Man From Earth ***
The Man Who Knew Infinity **
The Man Who Wasn't There ****
The Man With The Iron Fists **1/2
The Man With Two Brains ***
The Martian ***1/2
The Master **
The Meaning of Life **
The Mechanic ***
The Mighty Ducks ***
The Money Pit ***
The Muppet Movie ****
The Naked *1/2
The Neverending Story ***
The Next Big Trend: Bad Vs Badder
The Next Three Days **
The Nice Guys ****
The Night Before ***
The Omen ****
The Other Guys ***
The Others **1/2
The Overnight **
The Panic In Needle Park **
The Peanuts Movie ***
The Perks of Being A Wallflower ***
The Pick-Up Artist **
The Place ***
The Place Beyond The Pines ***
The Polar Express ***1/2
The Post ***
The Prestige ***1/2
The Prince of Egypt ***
The Princess Bride ***1/2
The Punisher ***
The Punisher: War Zone **
The Purge ***
The Purge **1/2
The Quick and The Dead ***1/2
The Raid 2 **
The Rainmaker **1/2
The Raven **
The Red Violin **
The Ref **
The Revenant ***
The Rock ***1/2
The Rocketeer ***
The Rover *1/2
The Rules of the Game ****
The Running Man ***
The Sandlot ***
The Santa Clause **1/2
The Savages *1/2
The Secret **
The Sessions **1/2
The Seven Ups *
The Seven Year Itch **1/2
The Shallows ***
The Shape **1/2
The Shape of Water ***
The Shining ****
The Silence of the Lambs ****
The Sitter **
The Skeleton Twins **1/2
The Social Network ****
The Spanish Prisoner ****
The Spectacular Now ***
The Substitute **1/2
The Superhero Movie Game In 2019
The Tao Of Steve ***
The Theory of Everything **
The Thin Blue Line ***
The Thing ***1/2
The Three Amigos! ***1/2
The To Do List **1/2
The Town ****
The Two Jakes **
The Usual Suspects ****
The Vanishing ***
The Verdict ***
The Visit **1/2
The Walk **1/2
The Watch ***
The Way Back ***1/2
The Way Of The Dragon **
The Way Of The Gun **1/2
The Winter Roundup / Start of Awards Season
The Wizard of Lies ***
The Wolf ***1/2
The Wolfman **1/2
The Wolverine ***
The Worlds End ***1/2
The Year In Movies (Dec 2016)
They Came Together *1/2
They Live **1/2
This Film Is Not Yet Rated **
This Is Forty **
This Is Spinal Tap ***
This Is The End ****
This Is Where I Leave You **
Thor ***1/2
Thor Ragnorak ***
Thor: The Dark World **1/2
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri ***1/2
Three Kings ****
TMNT **1/2
To Rome With Love ***
Tomb Raider **1/2
Tomorrowland **
Too Big To Fail **
Top Five **
Top Secret **
Top Ten Animated Films
Top Ten Black Comedies
Top Ten By Genre
Top Ten Comedies
Top Ten Dramas
Top Ten Film Noir
Top Ten Gangster Movies
Top Ten Horror Films
Top Ten Kung Fu Movies
Top Ten Law Enforcement Movies
Top Ten Musicals
Top Ten Mystery / Thrillers
Top Ten of All TIme
Top Ten Romantic Comedies
Top Ten Science Fictions
Top Ten Sports Movies
Top Ten War Movies
Top Ten Westerns
Total Recall ****
Toy Soldiers ***1/2
Toy Story 3 ***1/2
Toy Story 4 ***
Toys **
Traffic ***1/2
Training Day ***1/2
Trainspotting ****
Trainwreck ***1/2
Tree Of Life *1/2
Trick R Treat **1/2
Triple 9 ***1/2
Triple Frontier **1/2
Trollhunter **
Tron **
Tron Legacy ***
Tropic Thunder ****
Troy **1/2
True Grit ***1/2
True Romance ***1/2
Trumbo ***
Tucker & Dale Vs Evil ***1/2
Twisted *
Two Joker Movies and How DC Lost Their Minds
U Turn ***
Un Chien Andalou **
Uncle Buck ***
Underworld **
Unfaithfully Yours **1/2
Unforgiven **1/2
Unknown **1/2
Up In The Air ***1/2
Urban Legend ***
Us ***1/2
Used Cars ***
V For Vendetta ***1/2
Vacation *
Valkyrie **
Van Wilder *1/2
Vanilla Sky ****
Venom ***
Venom: A Fantastic Cast Coming Together
Vertigo ****
Vice **
Vicky, Christina, Barcelona ***1/2
VIEWS OF THE PAST
W 1 1/2
Wag The Dog ***
Waiting For Superman **1/2
Walking and Talking **1/2
Wanderlust ***
War Dogs ***1/2
War For The Planet of the Apes **
War Of The Worlds **1/2
Wargames ***1/2
Warm Bodies **1/2
Warrior ***
We Bought A Zoo **
We Need To Talk About Kevin **
We're No Angels ***
We're The Millers **
Wedding Crashers ***1/2
Welcome To Collinwood ***
Wet, Hot, American Summer ***1/2
What We Do In The Shadows **1/2
What's Your Number? **
While We're Young ***
While You Were Sleeping **
Whiplash ****
White Palace *1/2
Who Framed Roger Rabbit ***
Why Him? *
Wild ***1/2
Win Win ****
Winter's Bone ***
Wish I Was Here **
With Great Power: The Stan Lee Story **
Witness For The Prosecution ***
Wolfen **1/2
Wonder Boys ****
Wonder Woman ***
Wonder Woman and What it Means
Working Girl ***
World War Z ***
Would You Rather **1/2
Wrath Of The Titans **1/2
Wreck It Ralph ***1/2
X-Men ****
X-Men **1/2
X-Men and Fox
X-Men Days of Future Past ***1/2
X-Men III: The Last Stand ***
X-Men Movies Ranked and Reviewed
X-Men Origins: Wolverine **
X-Men: First Class ****
X2: X-Men United ****
Yankee Doodle Dandy **1/2
Year End Round Up (2015)
Yearly Movie Reviews
Yesterday ***1/2
You Can Count On Me ****
Young Adult ***
Young Guns **1/2
Your Highness **1/2
Zack and Miri Make A Porno *1/2
Zero Dark Thirty ***
Zero Effect ***
Zodiac ***1/2
Zombieland ***
Zombieland: Double Tap *1/2
Zootopia ***1/2
One Liner Review:
An interesting idea for a movie becomes very slow and very dull as it turns out to not have nearly enough to say for an entire movie.
Brief Review:
Man On Wire is a documentary about a frenchman who walked across a high wire that ran between the two world trade center buildings. this all took place back in the seventies when the twin towers were first being built. and for the movie to not be made until now, over three decades later, makes one wonder if maybe the movie only came out because now the towers are down. like there is some symbolism or full circle idea here, that at the start of the movie the towers didn't exist, and at the end, they didn't exist again. all of that could have been interesting, if only it were explored or even touched upon. but the movie doesn't try. it doesn't mention the towers falling down, and by avoiding that, it misses an opportunity to talk about something important.
perhaps the reason is because this is not a movie about the towers, but about the man. phillipe Petite, is a guy who loves the thrill of walking on a wire in high places. he loves sitting on the wire and looking down over the world and feeling how amazing that is. he is also incredibly arrogant about his accomplishments. when a reporter asks him after one of his great high wire achievements, for example, if he was thirsty at all, or when the last time he had anything to drink was, phillipe responds "how could you be asking me that? i just stood on top of the world and this is what you have to ask me?" the guy is pretty full of himself.
another example comes when a lot of american reporters have the same question for him, and he has a problem with that question. he has just walked from one tower to another, again and again, and the reporters want to know why. why did he do this? what made him want to try doing this? his response is that there is no reason why. he is surprised at american reporters and looks down on them for asking him why and expecting that there will be a reason. "does there always have to be a reason?" he says. according to him, he just felt it, and that's all there is to it. clearly this guy is a jerk, who just wants to hear how great he is. of course there was a reason why he did it. because he wanted to see what he could get away with, because he wanted to see if he could pull it off, or about twenty other ways of explaining his motivation. but according to phillipe, there was no reason at all.
the movie starts with talk about how he wanted to walk across the towers and how one day when he was at a dentist's office, he saw a newspaper article about the towers that were going to be built. from there it intercuts with footage of him and his group of friends going up into the towers and hiding under stuff. but he doesn't get out onto the wire. instead, the movie goes away from the twin towers and starts exploring phillipe's youth, and how he came to this. not a big deal, if you look at it like the towers beginning was just a taste of what's to come. in that case, a lot of movies start with a flash forward introduction. but here it's different. the towers setup scenes are actually mixed in throughout the entire movie, and yet phillipe doesn't actually get on the wire between the towers until the final thirty minutes of the film. considering that the movie is only an hour and a half long, that means for an entire hour of the movie, he doesn't get on the wire.
maybe there's a good reason for holding off on this for so long. maybe it's because the towers walk is being saved for the climax. but considering that the whole movie was supposed to be about the guy who walked across the towers, it seems like holding that event off until the final portion of the movie is really just wasting a lot of time. i'm sure it was an intentional strategy to hold off showing the walk for so much time, but it was the wrong strategy because as a result, the first hour of the movie didn't have all that much to say.
What we do get in that first hour are plenty of interviews and scenes of phillipe training. he sets up a high wire rigging in his yard and invites friends to come and watch him practice. the wire isn't really all that high up off the ground, and that's because this is to be where phillip practices and sees exactly what could go wrong, and how he would handle it if up higher. in one cool moment, he hears that the two towers might start swaying because of the wind and so he invites his friends to try to knock him off the wire, using all of their weight and strenght to pull down on cables that are connected to the wire to try to make it bounce. none of them can do it.
it's kind of hard to believe that this guy has never fallen or taken a misstep at all. not even in practice. at a certain point i'm sure he has, almost on purpose, because he probably wanted to push himself to see just how much he could do without losing balance. maybe he tried walking with a blindfold over his eyes and something soft underneath him. the movie doesn't show any of this. now maybe he never tried pushing himself like this and maybe he really has never fallen or taken a misstep and lost balance at all (doubtful), but then the movie should address this. at no point in the movie does phillipe speak about whether or not he's ever fallen or lost his balance. how are we supposed to understand the possible fear of what he thinks could happen to him if we are being told that he has never fallen before and is basically flawless and immortal?
the first hour of the movie also deals with the woman who phillipe loves. she is a member of his crew now, and in the movie she recites some of the ways that he began courting her. she makes it seem like she devoted herself to him and never had a choice about what she wanted to do with her own life. and she's okay with that. but then at the end, phillipe is suddenly out of nowhere getting with another woman. this is not explained at all, and it's a shame, because it's a missed opportunity, and a real "what the hell is going on?" moment for the audience.
the events surrounding the getting to the top of the twin towers are pretty cool. since the top floors are still being built, phillipe and his friends disguise themselves as construction workers and hide on those top floors, under tarps, every time security walks by to do a sweep of the area. there's also a lot of talk about going up and down the stairwells, sometimes carrying equipment, sometimes not. all of it starts to get repetitive after a while. some of the better moments are when members of his crew who got cold feet while in the act talk about why they suddenly left the team.
while the subject of a man who walked across the twin towers is an interesting idea for a documentary, it's not really enough to fill an hour and a half. especially when he doesn't actually get on the wire between the towers until the final thirty minutes of the film. there are certainly some enjoyable moments here and points of interest, but a lot of the film feels like it's just killing time, waiting to get to the big event. the movie has plenty of strong points, but it also has a lot of mistakes that could have made a huge difference had they been handled correctly. it's an okay documentary with some worthwhile moments, but a lot of problems as well.
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What is a Power Transformer for a Solar Plant?
Power Transformers are devices used for transferring power from one line to another. Transformers use electromagnetic induction to induce the current from the primary coil to the secondary coil. Irrespective of the source of electricity, transformers are either step up or step down.
How is a Power Transformer used with a Solar Plant?
In a Solar Plant, the transformers get used in two points in the whole circuit. At the transmission, level to step up or step down the power. And in the solar inverters to step down the voltage to change the DC to AC.
Types of Power Transformer for Solar Plant
There are two types of Solar Power transformers.
Step up Power Transformer: The DC from the solar panels gets a step up from the transformer to match the power rating for domestic use.
Solar Inverter Transformer: The second application is the solar inverter. When the current is generated in the solar panels, it is a direct current or DC. To make it usable for households, solar inverters convert this DC to AC.
How does a Power Transformer for a Solar Plant work?
A transformer has a metallic core with coils on two sides. In Solar Transformers, the number of primary windings is more than the secondary windings.
Due to electromagnetic induction, the current from the primary coil gets transferred to the secondary coil. The current gets stepped up due to the secondary windings.
Solar Transformer ratings have units Volt-amperes.
List of top manufacturers of Power Transformer for Solar Plant
One of the most famous names in Power Transformers for Solar Plants is Hitachi. Few other manufacturers and distributors are
GEC Durham Industries
Pacific Transformer
Niagara Power Transformer
MGM Transformer Company
Bright Manufacturing
VTC/GT
eGauge Systems
Alfa Transformer
Olsun Electrics
Solar Products Distributors
Distributors are those companies working as big warehouses that served as the middlemen between the consumer/customer and the manufacturer. Typically, in distribution, a company is handling the sourcing, stocking and logistics but nowadays they are also helping manufacturers in product designing and solving other business conflicts.
Aside from other industries, distributors also play a vital role in the solar industry. Solar distributors become long-term partners of solar manufacturing companies and even solar contractors. They are not only serving as warehouse facilities but partners that also provide strategic solutions to help solar companies achieve their desired outcomes. Solar distributors assist solar manufacturing companies by storing. handling and shipping their solar products to their buyers. On the other hand, they help solar contractor companies in outsourcing high-quality solar products.
These solar distributors are the ones who deal with homeowners who want to go solar, businesses that work with the solar industry and solar installers who offer solar system services to both residential and commercial customers. But on top of that, the solar distributor's main role is to maintain its commitment to outsourcing and handling high-quality products and delivering them to customers at a good value.
Up to these days, many solar distributors have been operating and helping many solar companies in distributing their products. So, if you are looking for the most trusted and reliable solar distributor, you can easily find one by checking out solar outsourcing companies that provide easy access to reliable information, news, data and a list of solar suppliers and distributors near you.


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The distance between Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada and Port-Au-Prince, Haiti is approximately 4,147 km or 2,577 mi.
To reach Winnipeg, Manitoba in this distance one would set out from Port-Au-Prince bearing 333.4° or NNW and follow the great circles arc to approach Winnipeg, Manitoba bearing 318.7° or NW .
Winnipeg, Manitoba has a warm summer continental/ hemiboreal climate with no dry season (Dfb) whereas Port-Au-Prince has a tropical wet and dry/ savanna climate with dry winters (Aw).
Winnipeg, Manitoba is in or near the cool temperate steppe biome whereas Port-Au-Prince is in or near the subtropical dry forest biome.
The annual average temperature is 25.7 °C (46.2°F) cooler.
Total annual precipitation averages 848.4 mm (33.4 in) less which is equivalent to 848.4 l/m² (20.82 US gal/ft²) or 8,484,000 l/ha (906,996 US gal/ac) less. About 3/8 as much.
There are 923 fewer hours of sunlight per year in Winnipeg, Manitoba. In whichever way circa 2h 32' less per day or about 5/7 as many.
The altitude of the sun at midday is overall 30° lower in Winnipeg, Manitoba than in Port-Au-Prince.
The table shows values for Winnipeg, Manitoba relative to Port-Au-Prince. You can also view this comparison the other way around from the perspective of Port-Au-Prince vs Winnipeg, Manitoba.


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İrfan Buz (born 15 April 1967) is a Turkish football manager and former player.

Professional career
Buz moved to Germany in 1971 with his family, and graduated as a construction technician from the Technical University of Dortmund. He began playing amateur football with Rot-Weiß Lüdenscheid, before playing professional in Turkey. Buz joined Sarıyer S.K. in the Süper Lig in 1989, but only made 1 appearance over 2 years.

Managerial career
After his footballing career, Buz began working as a football manager. He transitioned as player manager for the amateur German club Barışspor Hackenberg. From 1999-2008, he served a youth coach in for the German Football Association. He managed the German club SpVg Olpe from 2009 to 2013 and got attention from the Turkish Süper Lig. In 2013 he briefly joined FC Iserlohn 46/49 before moving to Bursaspor.

Buz was appointed assistant coach of Bursaspor in 2013 and became the head coach on 26 March 2014. He then went to manage Gençlerbirliği on 23 September 2014. He then spent a couple years at Yeni Malatyaspor, who he helped promoted to the Süper Lig in his final season with them. In 2017, he became the manager of Osmanlıspor, who were relegated at the end of the season.

References

External links

 TFF Manager Profile

 Manager Profile

1967 births
Living people
Footballers from Istanbul
Turkish footballers
Turkish football managers
Turkish emigrants to Germany
Sarıyer S.K. footballers
Sakaryaspor footballers
Maltepespor footballers
Süper Lig players
TFF First League players
TFF Second League players
Bursaspor managers
Gençlerbirliği S.K. managers
Yeni Malatyaspor managers
Kasımpaşa S.K. managers
Süper Lig managers
Association football midfielders

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The balance of payments is a statistical report systematically summarising, for a given period, the economic transactions which a country's economic agents have conducted with the rest of the world. A transaction is defined as an economic flow involving the transfer of property, goods or financial assets, the provision of services or the supply of labour and capital. All agents are defined in terms of the geographical territory in which they have their center of economic interest, i.e. from where they perform their economic activity. Transactions are recorded according to the double-entry accounting principle: each entry credited in one column is recorded as a debit in another column. Consequently, the two sides, credit and debit, are identical and the statement is known as the "balance". Transactions are recorded for a given period: month, quarter, year. By only considering part of the balance of payments, it is possible to assess the amount outstanding from a partial balance (e.g. balance of trade) or from a group of partial balances (e.g. the balance of current transactions). Thus the amount outstanding from a partial balance may be in surplus, in deficit or in equilibrium. STATEC drew up Luxembourg's first official balance of current payments in 1979. Since 2002, Luxembourg Central Bank (BCL) and STATEC are jointly responsible for drawing up the country's balance of payments.
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You can upload a video file from your computer or record a video from your webcam. To get started go the Video Player tab and click the Start Video Player button.
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De Ploeg (dt. Der Pflug) ist eine 1918 in Groningen gegründete Künstlervereinigung, die bis heute besteht. Die Gruppe wurde von Jan Wiegers, George Marten, Jan Altink, Johan Dijkstra und anderen gegründet. Vorrangiges Ziel der Gruppe war, in Groningen mehr Möglichkeiten für Ausstellungen und künstlerische Zusammenarbeit zu schaffen. Durch Lesungen, Ausstellungen und Schriften wurden Künstler und Publikum über neue Entwicklungen in der Kunst informiert. Der Name stammt von Jan Altink, der der Meinung war, dass in Groningen noch ein großes Gebiet der modernen Kunst urbar gemacht werden müsse. Jeder, der sich ernsthaft mit Kunst beschäftigen wollte, konnte Mitglied werden, es gab kein inhaltliches Programm. Die bedeutendste Phase der Gruppe war während 1920er Jahre, als in der Gruppe internationale expressionistische Strömungen umgesetzt wurden.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
 www.ploeghuis.nl (niederländisch)

Künstlervereinigung
Gegründet 1918
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Q: Flutter web set a white screen at height less than 500px I would like to set a white screen when someone resizes the height of their tab to a small size
It works for the initial route however, I would like to do this for all my screens
Here is my code
class _ExcelitState extends State<Excelit> {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return MaterialApp(
      initialRoute: '/',
      key: navigatorKey,
      debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false,
      onUnknownRoute: (RouteSettings settings) {
        return MaterialPageRoute<void>(
          settings: settings,
          builder: (BuildContext context) =>
              const Scaffold(body: Center(child: Text('Page Not Found!!!'))),
        );
      },
      // navigatorObservers: [observer],
      routes: {
        '/': (context) => (kIsWeb && setHeight(context, 0.01) <= 5)
            ? const EmptyScreen()
            : const LoginScreen(),
      },
    );
  }
}

class EmptyScreen extends StatelessWidget {
  const EmptyScreen({Key? key}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(backgroundColor: kBackgroundColor,);
  }
}

A: I did the following:
IndexedStack would save the state and once the screen height on the web is below ~500px I change to the empty screen
yet I had to change all my Scaffolds to CustomScaffold
import 'package:excelit/constants/constants.dart';
import 'package:excelit/main.dart';
import 'package:flutter/foundation.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

class CustomScaffold extends StatelessWidget {
  const CustomScaffold({Key? key, required this.widget}) : super(key: key);
  final Widget widget;

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      backgroundColor: kBackgroundColor,
      resizeToAvoidBottomInset: true,
      body: IndexedStack(
        index: (kIsWeb && setHeight(context, 0.01) <= 5) ? 1 : 0,
        children: [
          widget,
          const EmptyScreen(), //if height is reduced below ~500px show white screen
        ],
      ),
    );
  }
}
class EmptyScreen extends StatelessWidget {
  const EmptyScreen({Key? key}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(backgroundColor: kBackgroundColor,);
  }
}

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The dissertation is a large component of the Geography course and an experience our students never forget. It is an independent research project requiring primary fieldwork around any branch of Geography that you choose, with guidance and support from Geography supervisors and Keble tutors. Few experiences match the sense of achievement that result from evaluating and synthesising ideas to produce a piece of research that is distinctively yours.
Eleanor Thomson – Traits of the Tropics: Investigating Leaf Functional Traits from a Moist Tropical Forest and a Transitional Tropical Forest, West Africa.
One of the most daunting parts of starting an undergraduate dissertation is the initial decision phase; trying to find a topic that seems not only 'dissertation worthy' but might continue to interest you for the next six months. I had always enjoyed the biogeography aspects of the course and decided from an early stage to focus on something related to the feedbacks between vegetation and climate change. To that end I emailed Yadvinder Mahli (from the Oxford Centre for Tropical Forests) and he agreed to be my supervisor. In our early meetings it became clear that the focus of tropical forest research was starting to shift from an almost exclusively South American perspective to looking at African Tropical Forests. African rainforests are the second largest in the world after the Amazon and, under current projections, are expected to face higher levels of climate change than the rest of the world. Yet, unlike in the Amazon Basin, indications of climate-change induced degradation and dieback have not been seen across Africa. Indeed, across some parts of the continent, tropical forests appear to be thriving under the changes.
In order to better understand these chronically under-researched forests and their reaction to climate change, my dissertation involved travelling to Ghana to collect leaf data on two different types of forest – a moist tropical forest and a drier transitional forest. A focus on leaves was chosen due to their principal role in important processes of respiration, photosynthesis and nutrient cycling. Over a period of six weeks I collected 2,888 leaves from 29 different tree species across the two sites and measured them for their area, dry mass, thickness and strength (proxies for a species growth strategy and other characteristics). Interestingly I found that, even within a species, African forests display an enormous variety of leaf characteristics. This is interesting because under increasing temperatures certain leaf forms may cope better than others. Thus, unlike the Amazon, that has experienced a stable climate and evolved very similar, highly specialized leaves, the disturbed climatic history of Africa over the past 10,000 years has rendered its forests much more adaptable to different climates by producing tree species that can change their leaf characteristics over their lifetime to track climate changes.
Overall my dissertation was a fascinating insight into the way research is carried out in the field and, despite my initial dissertation fear, I thoroughly enjoyed the process! The six weeks spent in Ghana were the highlight of my summer and, as a direct result of this experience, I am considering a biodiversity masters in the future to further my interests in this area.
Around the time we were asked to think about our dissertation topic, I was fascinated by the changes that were being made to the student immigration system in the UK; in particular the closure of the Post-Study Work visa which had attracted a lot of talented overseas students to the UK since its introduction. With Ali Rogers as my (very supportive) supervisor, I further examined these policy changes and how they were being received abroad in a large sender country – China. It was also interesting to apply popular theories in migration studies to this policy context and test whether my empirical data supported them. These theories mainly look at how migration policies always fail, either through hidden agendas that governments or agencies have, or because migrants have agency and tend to subvert policy changes. Most of these studies tended to apply these theories to illegal immigrants, rather than skilled migrants or students. Studying the changes to student visas, in the context of these theories was very interesting and current.
My research was mainly interview-based – speaking to a number of different stakeholders from high-status Embassy officials to young A-Level students. What was surprising was that I found no evidence of student migrants anticipating any subversion to the policies to fit their own educational aspirations. Instead, they were prepared to comply, therefore going against most of the migration literature! Travelling to China, on my own, and meeting some high profile people was a challenging but rewarding experience, and I could not have done it without financial help from the Keble Association Travel Grant. Carrying out my own independent research on an issue that I am really interested in has been an invaluable experience and has opened my eyes to the policy-making process. I now feel fully prepared to take on a Masters!
"Having chosen to do the Environmental Policy option in my second year, I became increasingly interested in climate change and the various programmes the UN have implemented in order to try and curb the levels of anthropogenic greenhouse gases that are emitted every year. One such programme is known as the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM). The CDM is a carbon offsetting program whereby projects in the developing world (Non-Annex 1 countries) reduce emissions and Annex 1 countries can buy these emission reductions to meet their compulsory targets. Most of these reductions are through renewable energy or energy efficiency projects. The CDM is also meant to contribute to the sustainable development of the Non-Annex 1 host country.
Liz – Education Gender Disparity: How does the school environment influence equality? A case study of Kisii district, Western Kenya.
"I had the opportunity to work with an Oxford/Cambridge run NGO out in Kenya over the summer. The charity focuses on resource investment programmes in schools and I was based in a rural region of Kenya, living and working in a village school for two months. Given I had this experience and access to rural schools I decided to focus my dissertation research on the issue of gender inequalities in schools. This remains a big challenge in Africa, and a key objective within the Millennium Development Goals. The focus of my research was on the impact school environments had on degree of inequality – for example; did female staff in schools correspond to higher female achievement? I learnt a lot just from living with and speaking to teachers and students every day, observing general school life, interviewing head-teachers, and sending a questionnaire out to students. I also visited local education authorities to get district data on education performance I wanted. At the time I worried I wouldn't have enough to give a substantial write-up, but once I got back home I realised that 12,000 words was far too little to include everything I had seen and wanted to say! A big challenge in the dissertation write-up was extracting what was most important, and what the key findings were.
Travelling to Kenya was a unique experience in itself, and the dissertation research I did there made me delve deeper into difficult socio-cultural issues. It also required me to consider the ethics of research into sensitive issues such as sexual abuse, deeply entrenched societal beliefs in female circumcision and the roles of women and men. I have come back with so many stories and people to remember, only a few of which made it into the final report! Though choosing to do a dissertation overseas can bring a number of different challenges I found it a highly rewarding experience, combining it with the NGO work and a post-work holiday travelling along the coast!
Duncan – Learning About Segregation: Investigating the effects of ethnic segregation on examination performance in Oldham and Burnley.
"Having two parents as teachers and after working in different schools, using the dissertation as an opportunity for increasing my understanding of the education system seemed a sensible idea, so that's why I decided to investigate the effects ethnicity has upon academic performance.
My dissertation was essentially a statistics project – it doesn't sound very exciting but was actually really interesting and after spending hours messing around on Excel I'm now a pro with spreadsheets!! The basis of the study was to investigate how pupils from various ethnic backgrounds perform in schools with different ethnic compositions. For example, do Bangladeshi pupils achieve higher examination results when educated in schools with more co-ethnics, whites, or pupils from other ethnic groups. I focused the study on the towns of Oldham and Burnley in Lancashire given the salience of ethnicity as a social issue in these contexts (following the so-called 'race riots' etc), and given the sensitivity of the issues I was studying it was not surprising that perhaps the hardest part of the project was acquiring the secondary data sets from the DfES. An email or two to the Secretary of State sorted this though, and provided me with a summer of number crunching educational stats!
After enjoying studying environmental evolution in the Quaternary option during my second year I decided to develop my knowledge by undertaking a geomorphology dissertation on rock-slope failure. Throughout much of upland Great Britain large slope failures are in abundance and play a key role in landshaping through the direct movement of material downslope as well as through sediment supply to glaciers and rivers. Despite their important role, little is known about the exact causes of failure with dramatically different explanations forwarded in the geomorphological and engineering geology literature. While work has been carried out looking at the slope failures of the Scottish Highlands and the Lake District little work had been conducted in North Wales. I began the study by compiling a database for the failures in a 40 km2 study site around Mount Snowdon. This data was then used to test three research hypotheses that together helped me to draw firm conclusions on the modes of failure. I was in contact with geomorphologists throughout the UK during my research and their keen interest in my project assisted its development and meant that it was making a significant contribution to the field.
The key skill the geographer possesses is the ability to see the landscape and interpret its features. While working in North Wales I gained enjoyment from attempts to deduce origins of the features around me. The study proved to be highly challenging as text-book concepts are often difficult to apply in the field. Performing a study of this kind gave me a greater understanding of how scientific studies are conducted. This proved invaluable for accurate interpretation of future physical geography literature that I read. The dissertation may not have involved one of the most glamorous locations that have been used for undergraduate dissertations but it did help me keep the associated costs down and was convenient for return trips to the study area to collect extra data.
The idea for my project came from my Biogeography option module. I had become particularly interest in patterns of species turnover on islands and decided to pursue this in my dissertation with the helpful input from experienced tutors.
I gathered data from surveys of insects and plants on four archipelagoes (sadly I did not get to travel to them as part of my project). Using this I found which islands had more species evolving on them and investigated what characteristics of the island environments could have contributed to this. The most exciting part was being able to test a brand new model against existing hypotheses, providing fresh conclusions. At first it was quite daunting having to conduct my own project. But once I had read around a bit more and got stuck into my own analyses the whole process was very enjoyable, if a little challenging at times. In fact I became so fascinated by the topic it spurred me on to do a further degree.
Hawaiian Island chain with the Mauna Kea volcanic peak in the foreground. When measured from the seabed to its summit 4205m above sea level it is the tallest mountain in the world.
Graph revealing a significant hump-shaped relationship with island age and area for the total number of native species of Diptera on the Canary Islands using the new 3D model.
Sam – Spaces of Effort: Geographies of a Kinaesthetic Assemblage.
One thing I love about the Oxford course is the freedom we're granted to develop our interests – however strange they might be! Since I've been here I've become quite interested in the more radical, philosophical sides of Geography, thinking about what kinds of activities, ideas and spaces can be looked at that you might not normally associate with a subject traditionally concerned with populations and climate for example.
For my dissertation, I thought about the ways in which activities like sport can change the ways we experience the spaces surrounding us, and how focusing on the interactions between humans and technology might help us to think about 'human' geography in different and exciting ways.
I looked at the increasingly popular sport of indoor rowing as a way to investigate these ideas. It seemed a really good activity to focus on because the indoor rowing community is mostly based online, giving me the opportunity to participate in a world-wide activity, without spending lots of money travelling. I met lots of interesting people while doing my research, including the world record holder (he was huge!), and some remarkable athletes competing in the 80+ age category!
Because I was looking at the experiences of 'spaces of effort', the dissertation was an opportunity for me to do lots of rowing myself, and keeping a diary of the metres I rowed (over 120,000) and my feelings and experiences throughout was an important part of the research process. So not only did I get to do most of my research on the internet, I also got to do lots of exercise and call it work!
The dissertation has been by far the most rewarding aspect of the course at Oxford, and although I set myself quite a difficult task, I thoroughly enjoyed thinking about geography in different ways and contributing some original research myself.


text:
using namespace boost;
using namespace boost::algorithm;
using namespace impala;
using namespace strings;

TcmallocMetric* TcmallocMetric::BYTES_IN_USE = NULL;
TcmallocMetric* TcmallocMetric::PAGEHEAP_FREE_BYTES = NULL;
TcmallocMetric* TcmallocMetric::TOTAL_BYTES_RESERVED = NULL;
TcmallocMetric* TcmallocMetric::PAGEHEAP_UNMAPPED_BYTES = NULL;
TcmallocMetric::PhysicalBytesMetric* TcmallocMetric::PHYSICAL_BYTES_RESERVED = NULL;

Status impala::RegisterMemoryMetrics(Metrics* metrics, bool register_jvm_metrics) {
#ifndef ADDRESS_SANITIZER
  TcmallocMetric::BYTES_IN_USE = metrics->RegisterMetric(new TcmallocMetric(
      "tcmalloc.bytes-in-use", "generic.current_allocated_bytes"));

  TcmallocMetric::TOTAL_BYTES_RESERVED = metrics->RegisterMetric(new TcmallocMetric(
      "tcmalloc.total-bytes-reserved", "generic.heap_size"));

  TcmallocMetric::PAGEHEAP_FREE_BYTES = metrics->RegisterMetric(new TcmallocMetric(
      "tcmalloc.pageheap-free-bytes", "tcmalloc.pageheap_free_bytes"));

  TcmallocMetric::PAGEHEAP_UNMAPPED_BYTES = metrics->RegisterMetric(new TcmallocMetric(
      "tcmalloc.pageheap-unmapped-bytes", "tcmalloc.pageheap_unmapped_bytes"));

  TcmallocMetric::PHYSICAL_BYTES_RESERVED = metrics->RegisterMetric(
      new TcmallocMetric::PhysicalBytesMetric("tcmalloc.physical-bytes-reserved"));
#endif

  if (register_jvm_metrics) RETURN_IF_ERROR(JvmMetric::InitMetrics(metrics));
  return Status::OK;
}

JvmMetric::JvmMetric(const string& key, const string& mempool_name, JvmMetricType type)
    : Metrics::PrimitiveMetric<uint64_t>(key, 0) {
  mempool_name_ = mempool_name;
  metric_type_ = type;
}

Status JvmMetric::InitMetrics(Metrics* metrics) {
  DCHECK(metrics != NULL);
  TGetJvmMetricsRequest request;
  request.get_all = true;
  TGetJvmMetricsResponse response;
  RETURN_IF_ERROR(JniUtil::GetJvmMetrics(request, &response));
  BOOST_FOREACH(const TJvmMemoryPool& usage, response.memory_pools) {
    string name = usage.name;
    to_lower(name);
    replace(name.begin(), name.end(), ' ', '-');
    metrics->RegisterMetric(
        new JvmMetric(Substitute("jvm.$0.max-usage-bytes", name), usage.name, MAX));
    metrics->RegisterMetric(
        new JvmMetric(Substitute("jvm.$0.current-usage-bytes", name),
            usage.name, CURRENT));
    metrics->RegisterMetric(
        new JvmMetric(Substitute("jvm.$0.committed-usage-bytes", name), usage.name,
            COMMITTED));
    metrics->RegisterMetric(
        new JvmMetric(Substitute("jvm.$0.init-usage-bytes", name), usage.name, INIT));
    metrics->RegisterMetric(
        new JvmMetric(Substitute("jvm.$0.peak-max-usage-bytes", name), usage.name,
            PEAK_MAX));
    metrics->RegisterMetric(
        new JvmMetric(Substitute("jvm.$0.peak-current-usage-bytes", name),
            usage.name, PEAK_CURRENT));
    metrics->RegisterMetric(
        new JvmMetric(Substitute("jvm.$0.peak-committed-usage-bytes", name), usage.name,
            PEAK_COMMITTED));
    metrics->RegisterMetric(
        new JvmMetric(Substitute("jvm.$0.peak-init-usage-bytes", name), usage.name,
            PEAK_INIT));
  }

  return Status::OK;
}

void JvmMetric::CalculateValue() {
  TGetJvmMetricsRequest request;
  request.get_all = false;
  request.__set_memory_pool(mempool_name_);
  TGetJvmMetricsResponse response;
  if (!JniUtil::GetJvmMetrics(request, &response).ok()) return;
  if (response.memory_pools.size() != 1) return;
  TJvmMemoryPool& pool = response.memory_pools[0];
  DCHECK(pool.name == mempool_name_);
  switch (metric_type_) {
    case MAX: value_ = pool.max;
      return;
    case INIT: value_ = pool.init;
      return;
    case CURRENT: value_ = pool.used;
      return;
    case COMMITTED: value_ = pool.committed;
      return;
    case PEAK_MAX: value_ = pool.peak_max;
      return;
    case PEAK_INIT: value_ = pool.peak_init;
      return;
    case PEAK_CURRENT: value_ = pool.peak_used;
      return;
    case PEAK_COMMITTED: value_ = pool.peak_committed;
      return;
    default: DCHECK(false) << "Unknown JvmMetricType: " << metric_type_;
  }
}

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