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Graffiti Vandal Had Heart
By Robert Pozarycki Posted on April 26, 2012
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An apparently romantic graffiti vandal from Rego Park was busted by police last Wednesday, Apr. 18, for allegedly scrawling hearts and tags onto a host of buildings and public fixtures in his neighborhood as well as Forest Hills and Maspeth, law enforcement sources said.
The suspect was identified by police as 41-year-old Boris Zavulunov of 66th Avenue in Rego Park.
According to information provided by the Queens District Attorney's office, Zavulunov was arrested by the 112th Precinct at around 5:35 p.m. last Wednesday, shortly after he allegedly smeared graffiti onto nine spots within the precinct's confines.
Following an investigation by the 104th Precinct, it was reported, Zavulunov was additionally charged with making graffiti on a commercial building on Maurice Avenue in Maspeth.
At each incident, law enforcement sources said, the suspect allegedly used white paint to scrawl a tag as well as a heart onto buildings, sidewalks, lampposts and mailboxes.
In the Maspeth incident, police noted, the suspect allegedly wrote the name "Amanda" next to the heart, while at several of the locations in the 112th Precinct, the letter A was found near the shapes.
Among the locations allegedly vandalized by Zavulunov included the following:
– lampposts at the corner of Yellowstone Boulevard and Fleet Street in Forest Hills;
– a public mailbox on Alderton Street near 66th Avenue in Rego Park;
– a sidewalk at the corner of Queens Boulevard near the Horace Harding Expressway in Rego Park;
– the side of a grate at the corner of Queens Boulevard and 62nd Street in Rego Park;
– the front of an abandoned building on Fleet Street near Alderton Street in Rego Park;
– a mailbox in front of a location on 66th Avenue near Fitchett Street in Rego Park, just steps from the suspect's home; and
– a mailbox at the corner of 102nd Street and 64th Avenue in Rego Park.
During questioning by police, Zavulunov allegedly admitted to the officers that he was responsible for the vandalism, according to the criminal complaint.
The suspect was taken into custody by P.O. Todd Keyes of the 112th Precinct on nine counts each of making graffiti and criminal mischief. He was additionally booked by P.O. Justin Dambinskas, graffiti coordinator for the 104th Precinct, on additional counts of making graffiti and criminal mischief.
According to court records, Zavulunov was arraigned in Queens Criminal Court last Friday, Apr. 20, before Judge Lenora Gerald and ordered held on $1,000 bail.
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Egyptian Tomb Found With Dozens of Mummies (Reports)
Mummified remains of dozens of ancient Egyptian men, women, and children have been revealed at a newly discovered tomb in southeast Egypt alongside artifacts, funerary supplies, and a bird-human hybrid statue dating back to the late Pharaonic Graeco-Roman periods between 332 BCE and 395 BC.
According to the Ministry of Antiquities in Egypt, the tomb was cut into the rock and hidden behind a stone wall with the bodies of both children and adults found in multiple chambers. Stairs surrounded partly by sculpted blocks led to a chamber containing funerary materials, while the entrance was closed by a stone wall that had been erected over the stairs, said Mostafa Waziri, General Secretary of the Supreme Council of Antiquities. More than 30 mummies were found in the main room, including several children, with two other mummies in a side room (possibly a mother and child) and four other mummies found in a structure alongside jars containing food.
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Researchers also found parts of a painted wooden coffin that includes invocations to Egyptian goddesses and god Satet, Anuket, and Hapy, the Nile god. All three are particularly associated with the yearly inundation, or flooding, of the Nile, that helped spread rich nutrients that made the land fertile, and was celebrated by the Egyptians as an annual holiday.
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Inside a side chamber, researchers found offering vases and objects used in funerary proceedings, including a stretcher made of palm wood and linen that would have been used to transport mummies into the tomb. At the entrance of the room, vessels with bitumen were discovered alongside cartonnage, a fabric that was "beautifully colored" and often used in funerary practices. A round-topped coffin was excavated from directly in the rock floor, with fragments of painted wood indicating it may have belonged to a person named Tjit.
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Funerary masks painted with gold were discovered, as well as white cartonnage that was "ready to be painted."
Perhaps most interesting was the discovery of a statuette of Ba-bird, a half-bird half-human statue representing the "soul of the deceased," said lead researcher Patrizia Piacentini.
Her team has successfully mapped around 300 tombs in the Mausoleum of Aga Khan site in Aswan, on the Nile, with 25 just in the last four years alone.
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I tried to install libncurses5 but it's already installed.
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How Outdoor Companies Can Back Up Their DEI Pledges
In 2016, I attended an American Alpine Club gala with leaders of the outdoor community. One conversation I had there has stuck with me since. A friendly, soft-spoken woman walked up to my mom and me and started talking about diversity initiatives in rock climbing and outdoor recreation. She was confused about why they're necessary. "The outdoors is free and open," she insisted. "Anyone can choose to go outside and participate in activities. Minorities simply choose not to participate. Why should we pour money into efforts to convince them otherwise?" A gentleman standing nearby overheard this and decided to join in with his two cents. "Rock-climbing walls are popping up at recreation centers and Boys and Girls Clubs everywhere," he said. "There is really no need for additional initiatives. Minorities are getting opportunities to enjoy rock climbing." After listening to their comments, my mom and I gave each other a sideways glance and simultaneously took a deep breath. We then proceeded to offer them a lengthy explanation of participation gaps; they didn't find it convincing.
Unfortunately, these sentiments are shared by many people in our community. Following the recent killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and others, and the ensuing wave of protests, the outdoor industry is reckoning with its huge diversity gap—and questioning how inclusive the outdoors truly is for people of color. In response, numerous companies have released statements expressing their commitment to increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). If companies are serious about accomplishing these goals, it's crucial that they first understand the common reasons that fuel the participation gap so they can tailor initiatives accordingly.
The first key factor is how comfortable we feel in various outdoor environments. Many people of color are mentally conditioned at a young age to navigate society in specific ways to stay safe. I was six when I first had "the talk." My best friend, Mason, who was white, lived three houses down, and being kids, instead of walking down the street, we would hop the fences to get to each other's homes. One day while we were outside playing, my mother called Mason's mom and told me to come home immediately. As I approached the house, I saw my mother sitting on the stairs of our front porch. She tried to smile while leading me inside the house, but I could see that her eyes were red and puffy. She'd received a concerning phone call from a neighbor about me hopping fences, which meant it was time for us to have a discussion I would never forget.
Many people of color are mentally conditioned at a young age to navigate society in specific ways to stay safe.
She started the conversation by telling me how much she loved me, and saying that I needed to trust everything that she was going to tell me, even if I didn't understand. She then proceeded to tell me about various incidents involving young Black kids who had been murdered or incarcerated for reasons I couldn't comprehend. With tears streaming down her face, she pulled out her computer and started showing me news stories of kids that looked just like me. I remember asking whether she was telling me I could not trust white people. "No," she said. "I am telling you that some people will judge and mistreat you just because of the color of your skin. Most often, you will not know whether the person you are interacting with is a bad person until it is too late. If you want to stay safe, there is a certain way you must always act. If you and your white friends do the same thing, the consequences for you could be much more dire."
As a six-year-old, I was confused; the intensity of the moment was overwhelming. At the time, I didn't understand how simply playing with my friend earlier that day had led to this conversation. During the years that followed, these discussions became more regular. They ultimately prepared me for my first racial-profiling incident at age 12: During a gas-station stop to use the bathroom, I'd gazed at the huge candy section as I walked down the aisle, and the store owner met me outside the restroom as I exited. He accused me of stealing and forcibly searched me. Despite being physically violated, I knew to stay calm, not fight back, and run to safety as soon as I could. By the time I was 18, I had become fully adjusted to the idea that my reality would always be different than some of my friends, and maintained a mental checklist of things to remember for my own protection.
These experiences are not unique to me. Most African Americans are exposed to this harsh reality at a similar age, if not younger. Understanding this mindset is key to implementing effective DEI initiatives. If African Americans, for example, are already apprehensive in a society where we make up 13 percent of the population, it should be understandable that we are hesitant to be a part of a community where we represent as little as 1 percent of participants. James Edward Mills, author of The Adventure Gap, put it best: "It's not enough to say that the outdoors is free and open for everyone to enjoy. Of course it is! But after four centuries of racial oppression and discrimination that systematically made Black Americans fear for their physical safety, we must also make sure that we create a natural environment where people of color can not only feel welcome but encouraged to become active participants as outdoor enthusiasts and stewards dedicated to the protection of the land."
Any outdoor diversity and inclusion initiative must include coordinated efforts to help minorities feel welcome and safe venturing outdoors. This starts with educating outdoor-industry workers through DEI training, so they can better facilitate inclusive spaces for minorities in their companies and communities. We also need initiatives promoting this education for individual participants. In rock climbing, many popular crags are located in remote areas with regressive ideas about race. It is not uncommon for people in these communities to proudly display racist symbols on homes, businesses, and cars. Racism can even be found in guidebooks, as numerous climbs have names with racial undertones and racist slurs. If these communities make us feel marginalized, we're not likely to return.
Despite being painfully aware of racial issues that could arise in a space that is almost entirely white, I never feared the sport of rock climbing. I attribute this to my mother always being nearby, helping me handle uncomfortable situations. My mom grew up in an inner-city, poverty-stricken community before earning a Ph.D. in applied mathematics. Her experience navigating such different environments made me comfortable trusting her instincts and her ability to keep me safe. However, this is an exception; many kids of color are not as fortunate to have a parent who is willing and able to follow them around the world, investing in their passion for an obscure sport that doesn't offer a high-paying career path.
This brings me to the second significant component of the participation gap: cost. Minority communities are often located in inner cities, far from national parks and other public lands, and the price of gym passes, equipment, transportation to gyms, and mentorship programs are all typically steep. Companies can help by sponsoring initiatives to mitigate these expenses. This might include offering day passes at a reduced price for low-income individuals, or sponsoring DEI programs after school or during the summer to get more young people of color involved.
Memphis Rox Climbing Gym is one example of an organization that has integrated DEI into its business model. Located in a predominantly minority, low-income part of Memphis, Tennessee, this nonprofit climbing gym operates as a pillar for its community. Since it opened in 2018, it has provided daily initiatives like free meals, after-school programs, and mentorship for local kids. Memphis Rox also offers a pay-what-you-can cost structure that allows participants to offset normal gym fees with volunteer hours at the gym or a local charity. It has introduced almost 200,000 people to the sport and continues to cater to the community's needs during this tumultuous time. For example, it recently implemented a clothing closet, where people could donate items to assist families affected by the pandemic. Businesses like Memphis Rox are a model for effectively increasing diversity in rock climbing.
Unfortunately, these organizations struggle to cultivate the consistent funding and corporate connections to sustain their programs. In talking with my sponsors and different organizations about their plans for DEI initiatives, I found that many of them wanted to facilitate the long-term changes society has been demanding—but they didn't know how. One thing is clear: one-time donations are not going to cut it. A sustainable model has to be created that will establish long-lasting relationships between corporate businesses, grassroots DEI organizations, and community leaders seeking change in their neighborhoods. Following these conversations, in late July I decided to create a nonprofit called Climbing for Change, which aims to connect underserved communities with organizations eager to provide opportunities and diversify the outdoors.
The recent media coverage of the unjust killings of Black people has brought to light many systemic issues that minorities face within the outdoor industry and in our greater society. While we welcome the countless statements made by companies promising to combat systemic racism, there is still a lot of apprehension from people of color. We have seen statements of solidarity come and go with minimal follow-through. For diversity initiatives in the outdoor industry to be effective, we need sustainable solutions that will provide more access and gain the trust and support of minority communities. This requires the collective efforts of both companies and individuals within the outdoor industry to address the political, social, and socioeconomic factors that make the outdoors inaccessible for many. If we want the landscape of our community to mirror the diversity in our society, we have tremendous work to do to ensure inclusive spaces for us all.
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HomeArticlesAIPAC Folds Its Tents for Another Year
AIPAC Folds Its Tents for Another Year
April 4, 2019 Articles, Commentary
Anti-AIPAC protest in Washington, DC. (Photo: FIle)
By Jeremy Salt
Another AIPAC conference has ended in Washington. Another four days of tub-tumping, chest-beating and rapturous standing applause has ended. Another four days of deceit and delusion has ended. Another four days of fervent declarations of love of Israel forever and another four days of threats to destroy its enemies.
It would be hard to single out who won the race to express the greatest love of Israel, whose genuflection short of lying prone on the floor and whose statements represented the greatest violation of international law.
What would take the winner over the line? Was it Vice-President Mike Pence's 'we stand with Israel because we believe in right over wrong, in good over evil, in liberty over tyranny .. we stand with Israel today, tomorrow and we always will.' Well, Mr. Pence, if any of this were true you would not be at AIPAC today but leading the campaign to take Israel's leading politicians and army commanders to the International Criminal Court, including those speaking at the same conference as yourself.
Or could it be the pledge by Trump's ambassador, David Friedman, representing Israel's illegal occupation and settlement, not American interests? This former bankruptcy lawyer, defending the morally bankrupt policies of the Israeli state, gave a guarantee that the US would protect the 'free world' not just for the 'Benjamins' or from 'the Davids from King David to David Ben-Gurion.' In fact, it would defend everyone except, apparently, the Palestinians.
Yesterday, Mr. Friedman intoned, "I awoke to see the news that Hamas had fired a rocket that flattened a house and injured seven people, including two small children."
How upsetting this must have been, certainly infinitely more upsetting for Mr. Friedman than the Israeli missile onslaughts on Gaza that have flattened not one house and hurt seven people but have destroyed entire apartment blocks and killed thousands of people, including hundreds of children.
This odious hypocrite was clapped and cheered as moved on to the West Bank ('Judea and Samaria'), the Golan Heights and the Jordan River valley, all occupied territories according to laws rejected by this law-breaking lawyer.
Israel couldn't possibly hand them back. Israel needs the height of the Golan Heights and one could imagine what would happen if the West Bank were to be overcome by terrorists instead of remaining in the safe hands of Israeli police, soldiers and Jewish settlers. After all, whose land is this anyway? Thankfully, according to David Friedman, 'we will continue to work with the Palestinians for peace.'
Anti-semitism was a dominant theme at the conference, following the smearing of Ilhan Omer after her remarks highlighting the role of Israel's lobbyists in shaping US policy in the Middle East. Pompeo, the US Secretary of State, who said recently that God may have sent Trump to save the Jewish people from Iran – 'I am confident that the Lord is at work here' – said anti-zionism and antisemitism were the same.
Referring to Ilhan Omer without naming her, Pence was astonished to think 'that the party of Harry Truman, which did so much to create the state of Israel, has been co-opted by people who promote rank anti-semitism.'
Well, interesting. Yes, Truman godfathered the UN partition plan by threatening vulnerable delegations with reprisals if they didn't vote for it. He also rushed to recognize Israel in 1948, but was this because he had love of the Jewish people or his forthcoming election prospects in mind?
Out of sight and hearing, Truman was given to referring to Jews as 'kikes.' He had the racism typical of a middle-class white male of his generation. 'I think one man is as good as another,' he wrote to his wife Bess in 1911, 'so long as he's honest and decent and not a nigger or a Chinaman.'
Writing a diary entry in 1947, when he was being pressured to put pressure on Britain to allow a shipful of refugees into Palestine, he complained that 'the Jews have no sense of proportion nor do they have any judgment on world affairs.'
Furthermore, 'the Jews, I find, are very selfish. They care not how many Estonians, Latvians, Finns, Poles, Yugoslavs or Greeks get murdered or mistreated as DPs [displaced persons] as long as the Jews get special treatment. Yet when they have power, physical, financial or political, neither Hitler nor Stalin has anything on them for cruelty or mistreatment of the underdog.'
Truman was not the only president who hid dislike of Jews behind public affection for Israel. John Kennedy's father was notoriously anti-semitic and Kennedy himself, at the very least, was deeply irritated by the pressure brought to bear on him by Israel's lobbyists.
'We know your campaign is in trouble,' he is reported to have been told during a meeting with 30 Jewish leaders in New York in 1960. 'We're willing to pay your bills if you'll let us have control of your Middle East policy.'
Kennedy was compelled to accept the Zionist Meyer Feldman as Israel's de facto presidential advocate, regarding him as 'a necessary evil whose highly visible role in the White House was a political debt that had to be paid,' according to Seymour Hersh in his book The Samson Option.
Truman's public love of Israel was replaced by Lyndon Johnson's even greater public love of Israel. He sent the green light signaling that it could attack Egypt and Syria in 1967, he gave it even more money and weapons and he covered up its air and sea attack on the USS Liberty. Not for the last time Israel was even allowed to kill US citizens (34 on board the Liberty) with impunity. Rachel Corrie and Furkan Dogan, unarmed and murdered at close range during the Israeli attack on the Gaza aid ship Mavi Marmara in 2010, are more recent examples.
Johnson, against the policies of his own administration, also conspired with Israel to make sure it could continue developing nuclear weapons unhampered and would not have to sign the NPT (nuclear non-proliferation treaty). He filled the White House with Israeli advocates, much to the irritation of senior officials.
When Richard Nixon came along he gave Israel all the weapons it wanted and continued to conceal Israel's development of nuclear weapons behind a cloud of 'we don't really know' when he knew perfectly well.
He made endless declarations of friendship while complaining in private, according to taped 1971 conversations later made public, that 'the Jews are all over the government.' Washington was full of Jews. They were disloyal and 'generally speaking, you can't trust the bastards. They turn on you.'
That was then and this is now. This year leading figures in the 'party of Harry Truman' declined to attend the AIPAC conference. Until only a few years this would have been regarded as politically suicidal. The non-attendance of Democrat presidential candidates for 2020, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, Julian Castro and Howard Schultz, is a dangerous sign for AIPAC of how the public mood is changing. Israel is a complete turn-off for an increasing number of Americans, including young American Jews dissociating themselves from Israel and Zionism.
Israel's lobbyists are now describing the Democrats as the anti-Israel party and accusing it of backsliding on anti-semitism. Such is their gratitude for the decades of support in which Democrats have ensured the passage of bills giving Israel hundreds of billions of dollars in economic and military aid
AIPAC clearly is finding it difficult to adapt to changing circumstances. Rather than accept that the public mood is changing, even among American Jews, it is doubling down and going for the jugular as usual. As an AIPAC booster, Mark Horowitz wrote in the New York Times ('The Case for AIPAC,' March 22), the organization is struggling to adjust to 'political and generational divisions' in which occupation has become the 'moral rallying point' of the Jewish left.
Fabian tactics would seem to be in order but they would require an impossible policy switch, from supporting occupation to opposing it. Thus AIPAC is stuck, or paralyzed as Mark Horowitz wrote, continuing to talk meaninglessly and deceitfully of peace while inviting, for the first time, the 'foreign envoy' of the West Bank settler council (Yesha) to take part in its conference.
Netanyahu and his chief political rival, Benny Gantz, pitched their appeal at the conference on who could he nastiest to the Palestinians. One house having being flattened by a missile, Netanyahu noted that in the past 24 hours 'the IDF destroyed major terrorist installations on a scale not seen since the end of the military operation four years ago [and] I can tell you we are prepared to do a lot more.'
This was tame compared to Gantz, who was the commander of the military assault on Gaza in 2014, in which, according to the UN Human Rights Council, 2251 Palestinians were killed, 1462 of them civilians, including 500 children.
In his address to the AIPAC delegates, Gantz threatened to renew targeted killings. Furthermore, 'we will never withdraw from the Golan … Jerusalem will always be Israel's undivided capital and the Jordan Valley will always be our eastern security border.' This comes on top of Gantz's election campaign video based on the mantra of 'only the strong win' and crowing over the reduction of parts of Gaza to the Stone Age.
This was AIPAC 2019, no different from AIPAC of previous years. The same untruths, delusions, invocations to God and endless declarations of the unbreakable bond between Israel and the US and the same message sent out to the Palestinians and those who support their cause. 'Only the strong win.'
This is the language and mentality of the colonial settler. The language of brute force. The language of the colonial white settler in east or south Africa in the 1940s. The language of the racist and the bully. The language of the criminal who knows he can break the law and get away with it because the world's policeman – the exceptional nation – is an accessory to the crime.
The message is reinforced yet again. What we have taken we will keep forever. There will no peace based on the division of land. Peace is what we decide. The cowering native accepts our generous offer (of nothing) or we beat his head in. What else can be concluded from this that what has been taken by force will have to be taken back by force? 'Only the strong win' so eventually who is going to be the strongest?
– Jeremy Salt taught at the University of Melbourne, at Bosporus University in Istanbul and Bilkent University in Ankara for many years, specializing in the modern history of the Middle East. Among his recent publications is his 2008 book, The Unmaking of the Middle East. A History of Western Disorder in Arab Lands (University of California Press). He contributed this article to The Palestine Chronicle.
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Located in the state of California
The John Muir National Historic Site is located in the San Francisco Bay Area, in Martinez, Contra Costa County, California. It preserves the 14-room Italianate Victorian mansion where the naturalist and writer John Muir lived, as well as a nearby 325-acre (132 ha) tract of native oak woodlands and grasslands Historicly owned by the Muir family. The main site is on the edge of town, in the shadow of State Route 4, also known as the "John Muir Parkway."
John Muir National Historic Site (California)
Pets are allowed on external areas and on Mount Wanda
Inside buildings (unless service animal) i.e. Visitor Center, Muir Home or Martinez Adobe
Poisonous Snakes
Spiny and prickly plants
Predatory animals
Be aware of animal traps and hunting areas
Swim safely, extreme water areas
John Muir National Historic Site Website
John Muir National Historic Site Camping
John Muir National Historic Site Hiking
John Muir National Historic Site Volunteer


Keeping the needs of every user in your mind, you should follow a strategy for creating a website. So, below are some necessary mistakes that every user makes but you should maintain for creating a good site. No matter, what your client's requirements are, these below tips will help to make a clean and professional website.
Initially, the font size was 12 px used in the website designing but later it is realized that 12 px is too small font size for the screen of 24 inches. For the last some years, the font size is suggested 14 px as a minimum size however many sites go with up to 18 px as a minimum size.
Over the study, it's outcome is obtained that only 1% people used to click on slider while the rest prefers the required information. When it is unable to get the click then adding moving slider will be wastage of time. The overall conclusion is found that a web developer should not add the sliders blindly because if everyone is doing the same, it will not be profitable.
The low contract refers to the background and font contrast. A lighter font with lighter background likewise dark font with dark background may look good in print design but it is not a good idea. Contrast should get through eyes and easy to read.
A poor line height can make your fonts look hotchpotch. This little mistake deteriorates the overall look of your website. An average of developers makes this mistake while some professional pick a good line height.
the line is too short, visitors will start and stop reading making it an annoying thing.
Many developers use a call to action line without any accent colour. But, professional internet marketers should know that a good accent colour helps to draw the attention of people instantly and encourage to deal with. Make sure to give an eye-catching colour but different from overall website background colour.
Well, a professional web developers at Strategy Web are well known to every new strategy and technique required for making an effective website. So, in order to create your business website, you can approach our experts.


Thank you Mixed Realms for sending us this game to review!
Sairento VR is the first title to be released by Mixed Realms, a small studio based in Singapore. Their goal is to make a must-have VR ninja game. By the looks of this early access game, they are on their way to reaching that goal.
There's not much of a story so far and in order to know what's going on you'll have to go to the game's website or store page. This title takes place in Japan in the near future. You're a cyber-ninja and a member of a group called the "Silent Ones". Members of this group are trained in the long forsaken code and martial skills of ancient samurais and ninjas. Many of your comrades have become infected with a nano-virus and have turned against you. Besides taking them out, you'll need to uncover the source of their corruption.
A story mode and multiplayer connectivity are promised to be included in the release version, which is set for the fall of 2017. The developers have been very active in patching this game and release a couple of updates a week. While the early access version is well polished and entertaining, I can't wait to see what the final version will offer.
The controls are tight and when you launch the game you'll be asked to calibrate your standing height, crouching height, and hip position. Grabbing the guns at my hips and katanas behind my shoulders felt both accurate and satisfying. While dual wielding pistols is fun and all, I found that I tended to stay alive longer when I stuck with wielding katanas. Unfortunately, not all of the enemies can be reached with the katanas alone. For the floating fan-wielding geishas, you can use guns, bow and arrow, or throwing glaives.
Movement is pretty good and you can get around with the teleport system. Double jumping and wall running are both possible. I did not experience any motion sickness while playing this game. I did break a sweat though!
There are various mission types and they range from eliminating all of the enemies, to staying alive for a certain time period, to surviving a set number of enemy waves. The amount of damage you take and experience you earn depends on the difficulty level you choose. You can play on easy for less damage and experience or increase the damage to level up faster.
Besides earning money and experience in levels, you may also walk away with some pretty cool enchantments and upgrades for your weapons. After clearing a level of samurai warriors, robotic soldiers, or sumo wrestlers, be sure to open every treasure chest before heading back home.
Like any good samurai game, you can expect violence and lots of it. There is plenty of bloodshed and every swing of your katana will get the blood flowing out your opponents despite their semi-robotic state. Most of the enemies are adequately clothed. The Sumo wrestlers do show some skin but it's heavily tattooed.
If you've always dreamed about being a ninja, Sairento VR is the closest you'll come to it. I must warn you that you may look pretty goofy to outsiders while playing this game though. It's well worth the $25 early access price and is getting timely updates from developers that listen to their user base. If you like action-heavy and fast paced VR games, then look no further than Sairento VR.


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Equinox Summit: developing a modular approach for low-carbon electricity
05 Jun 2011 | 21:32 GMT | Posted by Jeff Tollefson | Category: Earth, environment & ecology, Energy, Policy
Participants at the Equinox Summit in Waterloo, Ontario, received their mandate on Sunday, and it was a whopper: produce a plan for advancing low-carbon electricity over the next two decades.
It is not the first such attempt (for some background, see our earlier analysis of the technical issues here) nor will it be the last. But the event does present a unique model. Sponsored by the Waterloo Global Science Initiative, a partnership between the University of Waterloo and the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, the Equinox Summit will attempt to game out a viable roadmap through interactions among scientists, policy advisers and an international collection of young thinkers who might well occupy positions of leadership around the world come 2030.
The goal is to "reboot" the global dialogue, and in his opening address Canada's governor general, David Johnston, underscored the need for new ideas that will allow humanity to advance in the face of massive energy and environmental challenges. "The world needs this summit," Johnston said. "Our well being will hinge upon our ability to innovate."
Things kicked off with an afternoon session intended to set a baseline for the week's activities. Panelists discussed four videos covering the basic climate challenge as well as the challenges in electricity generation, distribution and storage. Beginning Monday and running through Thursday, the summit will break into an iterative process that begins with scientific recommendations and then hashes through policy implications.
The goal is to develop a communiqué that will be released on Thursday followed by a more detailed set of recommendations that will come out in the coming months. Although most of the discussions will take place using behind closed doors, public sessions and other coverage can be watched live or on demand here.
The process features three primary groups of participants. First is a quorum of scientists who will present their ideas on how to move forward in the coming decades. The second is a forum of young leaders, selected from a global pool of applicants, who will take the lead on establishing recommendations in concert with a third group of policy advisers. The question is whether putting the science first and then running it through clever young minds (with the help of some seasoned veterans) will produce any novel insights or recommendations that could help break the gridlock over climate policy.
To do that participants will need to address a suite of challenges that range from technical and economic to political and social, but the conference isn't aiming for broad scenarios that would reduce global emissions by some percentage. Rather the goal is to produce recommendations that could result in more manageable 10-gigawatt chunks of fully integrated low-carbon electricity by 2030. Those modules, roughly equal to 10 large coal-fired power plants, are big enough to be meaningful but could be replicated more broadly in order to scale things up.
This approach is intended to engage science and focus the mind on real outcomes, says Jatin Nathwani, director of the Institute for Sustainable Energy at the University of Waterloo and science adviser for the summit. "We need to create a credible path forward," Nathwani says. "This is science and technology's moment to shine."


PENTA Communications, Inc. sponsors WBJ regional series - PENTA Communications, Inc.
Westborough, MA. _ PENTA Communications, Inc., an integrated marketing firm headquartered in Westborough, Massachusetts has been a consistent and long-time proponent of actively influencing positive economic growth in the region. On Thursday, April 25, 2013, the firm sponsored a key event that brought hundreds of executives together for a lively discussion on regional growth. This event was part of the Worcester Business Journal's "On the Road" series.
The event also honored 10 movers and shakers in the region to watch in the coming year. They included: Kirk Carter, Attorney from Fletcher Tilton PC, Framingham; James Curran, Senior Vice President Commercial Regional Leader and Senior Vice President for Berkshire Bank, Westborough; Joseph Deetz, CEO for Visual Magnetics, Mendon; Kevin Johnson, Founder & CEO of Outsmart Power Systems, Natick; Melissa Levine-Piro, Attorney from Levine & Piro, Maynard; Brent Maugel, President & Owner of Maugel Architects, Harvard; David Price, President & Owner of BrightStar Care, Milford; Joseph Sawyer, Superintendent, Shrewsbury Public Schools, Shrewsbury; Tony Schiavi, Town Manager, Ashland; and Sheila Schechtman, CEO of Hebert® Candies, Shrewsbury.
PENTA was pleased to join Fallon Community Health Plan (FCHP) and Robert Half Associates as presenting sponsor for the Worcester Business Journal's (WBJ) "On the Road Series," which took place at the Hampton Inn & Executive Conference Center in Natick. As the leading business publication in the region, the WBJ brings relevant business news to C-level executives. Its series of four regional "On the Road" receptions for executives to meet and greet editors and staff of the WBJ, as well as bring valuable networking and the exchange of ideas on how the local economy is doing, has been very well received. Other receptions include the Tri- Area of Southbridge, Sturbridge and Webster; The North County area of Fitchburg and Leominster; and the Blackstone Valley.


Inspiration: Love the way you Feel celebrates the tactile pleasures of beachside bodies. A reformulation of the iconic Monoï Oil in a new floral blend.
Fragrance story: A warming and exotic scent instantly suggesting skin-on-skin contact and gorgeously glowing tan. Gentle head notes of bergamot and neroli are the perfect entry into the sweet and sensual. The fragrance trail melts into ylang-ylang and tiare flower at its exotic heart enhanced by both comforting and suggestive coconut and vanilla accords.


Make a rich chicken stock by putting approximately 5 pounds of chicken backs in a large pot of water with onion, celery and carrots.
Strain and put in the refrigerator overnight – skim off the fat which will harden in the refrigerator.
1. Clean and peel beets. Cut in half and boil until you can almost run a fork through them. When ready, slice the beets and keep the beet water to add to the borscht later.
2. Saute garlic, onions, leeks, and ginger on medium-low heat.
3. Add potatoes, then carrots, and lastly cabbage, saute adding vegetable stock throughout the process.
5. Add spices to taste and bring to a small boil.
Note: as with many soups, this one is even better the second day after the ingredients have had some time to meld.
Cioppino (with homemade tomato sauce and fresh Italian seafood) Cioppino can be made with the shell fish served in the shell, or with the shells removed.
I just made a delicious mushroom, barley, meatball soup with the beef stock Danny made at the Gourmet Gastronomer Tupperware Party. Here is the recipe: Meatballs 3/4 lb ground turkey or beef 1 egg 1tsp. salt 1 tsp.
Awhile ago during my 5 days on $30 adventure I accidentally created a spicy Tom Kha. It's a soup that I love, and decided to try to perfect for this competition. The most difficult part was coming up with how to execute and present it. I didn't want to give a traditional offering, but didn't want to go too far off the deep end either.
A delicious savory stew that is wonderfully complemented by my Irish Soda Bread. 2 pounds beef stew meat. Usually you can find it already cut into pieces and trimmed of fat. If not, be sure to trim the fat so it doesn't end up in the stew.
This essay is all about our new soup. This soup is by "you-know-who" (cucumberman). First, you put beef broth and chicken broth in your pot. Then, take 5 spoons of Chinese five-spice and put it in the pot. Then, you take 10 sweet potatoes and chop 3 rounds; then put it in the pot. Next, you cut hindshank in 1-inch rectangles, and put it in the pot. You take whole green beans and throw them into the pot. After the green beans, you take chinese noodles and put them in the pot. Now you put in 2 spoons of salt and fresh ground pepper, chopped sweet carrots, and chopped onion.
This soup is easy to make and very healthy. It can be made very quickly, or cooked for some time to let the flavors really come together.
At my local farmers market, there's one vendor that forages for all of their wares. They specialize in mushrooms, but also sell berries and nettles. Lately they've had a good amount of Chanterelle mushrooms. These yellow/orange mushrooms are a little chewy and nutty. I'm not a mushroom fan (other than their amazing sauteed morels), but I love cream of mushroom soup. It's always been one of my comfort foods.
It has been so cold the last couple days, I love it! I woke up extra early so that I could be sneaky and do something Justin wouldn't approve of so early in the year… watch a Christmas movie! I can't help it, I am just too excited, lol! So I watched "Christmas with the Kranks" and made this soup for lunch, it was heavenly!


In 1983, the Emperor's College of Traditional Oriental Medicine is one of the oldest and largest oriental schools in the country. The mission of the Emperor's College is to help shape and mold the future of medicine. The faculty is full of those who are the best in their field and now they are passing their knowledge on to the future leaders of oriental medicine. The school offers a yearly college retreat and educational support like tutoring for their students.
In Santa Monica, California, the Emperor's College of Traditional Medicine can be found and is the only college of acupuncture in the city. The campus is a 2-story building with the herb Dispensary and the community clinic located on the first floor. On the second floor students will find the library, 6 classrooms, the administrative office, bookstore and both student and faculty lounges. The classrooms are state of the art with anatomical models and acupuncture meridian charts with audio and visual equipment. The education is hands on to prepare students for the real world and their awaiting career.
The Emperor's College offers students a Master's of Traditional Oriental Medicine program. The college also has a doctoral degree that can lead students to enhance their clinical skills for research or teaching and work in the campus clinic and use real world experiences with acupuncture patients. Coursework includes cardiology, dermatology, and orthopedics. Students can also be a part of internships and work in clinical rotations in hospitals. The college has a learning garden where students can work closely with Chinese medicinal plants and herbs and the part that they play in the medical field.
Emperor's College offers students an education in oriental medicine that can help the medical field grow. Graduates can learn the fundamentals of Chinese medicine and help their community at the same time.


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Q: Trying to access a variable inside a block I'm trying to make a simple rss generator. My initialize method works fine and the update method runs without an error too but the new item in the update method never get added to the rss feed. I think it has something to do with how i'm accessing the variable 'maker' but i'm not sure.
require "rss"

class RSS_Engine
  def initialize
    @rss = RSS::Maker.make("atom") do |maker|
      maker.channel.author = "Jamie"
      maker.channel.updated = Time.now.to_s
      maker.channel.about = "http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/feeds/news.rss"
      maker.channel.title = "Example Feed"
      @maker = maker
    end
  end

  def update
    @maker.items.new_item do |item|
      item.title = "Test"
      item.updated = Time.now.to_s
    end
  end

  def print_rss
    puts @rss
  end
end

rss = RSS_Engine.new
rss.update
rss.print_rss

I got the original code from this example:
rss = RSS::Maker.make("atom") do |maker|
  maker.channel.author = "matz"
  maker.channel.updated = Time.now.to_s
  maker.channel.about = "http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/feeds/news.rss"
  maker.channel.title = "Example Feed"

  maker.items.new_item do |item|
  item.link = "http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2010/12/25/ruby-1-9-2-p136-is-released/"
  item.title = "Ruby 1.9.2-p136 is released"
  item.updated = Time.now.to_s
end

This code works fine but i want to be able to add new posts to the rss feed over time so i'm trying to put the 'new.item' bit into it's own method.

A: The problem is not @maker variable, you have to invoke to_feed method to regenerate the feed after you modify it out of the code block.
So you need to add @rss = @maker.to_feed at the end of your update method.
One more thing about creating a new feed entry, link or id attribute need to be set.
Below code will work for you:
 def update
    @maker.items.new_item do |item|
      item.link = "http://test.com"
      item.title = "Test"
      item.updated = Time.now.to_s
    end
    @rss = @maker.to_feed
  end

If you are interested about why, you can take a look ruby rss source code. And below code(under rss/maker/base.rb) is the root cause why you need to invoke to_feed method if you modify feed out of the block:
  def make(*args, &block)
      new(*args).make(&block)
  end

  def make
    yield(self)
    to_feed
  end


We're sure we're missing some, and goodness knows we didn't spend a terrible amount of time determining the order, so feel free to marvel at these 10 beautiful goals of the World Cup group stage and then tell us which ones we missed and which ones we sorted poorly.
We know Jesse Lingard, Adnan Januzaj, and Marcos Rojo won't be jazzed with their omissions. Who else is missing?
2. Banega to Messi: Touch, touch, boom.
1. Kroos. Few words needed.


John began his coaching career at the age of seventeen in the local sandlot leagues of his hometown, Youngstown, Ohio. His 16 year run finished with a NABF National Championship with his Miller Brewing summer collegiate team in 1986.
John started his college coaching career as an assistant at Youngstown State University in 1980 under Coach Dom Roselli. He went on to assistant coaching positions at Miami Dade North C.C., Palm Beach C.C., and Indiana University. He was hired in the fall of 1987 as the third head coach in YSU history where he served from 1988 to 1991. His YSU Penguins set the school record for wins in the 1991 season.
In 1992 Coach Zizzo left YSU for the expansion Colorado Rockies as a scout and minor league hitting coach. He was also a minor league field manager in professional baseball for the Sioux Falls, SD Canaries and Canton, OH Crocodiles. He most recently managed the North Shore Navigators in the Futures Collegiate Baseball League for three seasons 2015 to 2017.
John has three children Jonathan, Stefanie and Jack.
Phil was born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio. He is a 1983 graduate from Youngstown State University with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. He worked as a nursing home administrator for thirty-two years. Phil played baseball for two years under Coach Dom Roselli while at YSU, and two years in Miami, Florida, at Miami Dade Community College, and St. Thomas University. Phil was a player/manager in the Youngstown AA Baseball League, winning nine Championships in twelve years. Phil was inducted into the Youngstown Curbstone Coaches Hall of Fame in 2010.
Phil lives in Boardman, Ohio, with his wife of thirty-two years, Mia Panno, and his children, Phillipp Jerome, twenty-one, a student at EGCC, and Angelina Rose, eighteen, a senior in high school.


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