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Кажѝмеж Нич () е полски римокатолически духовник, доктор по богословие, викарен епископ на Краковската архиепархия и титулярен епископ на Вила Регис (1988 – 2004), кошалинско-колобжегски епископ (2004 – 2007), варшавски архиепископ митрополит от 2007 година, кардинал от 2010 година.

Биография
Кажимеж Нич е роден на 1 февруари 1950 година в село Стара Веш, близо до Ошвенчем. През 1967 година постъпва за обучение в Митрополитската висша семинария в Краков. На 20 май 1973 година е ръкоположен за свещеник от Юлиан Гроблицки, краковски викарен епископ. Следващите две години служи като викарий в енориите "Св. Елисавета" в Явожно и "св. Маргарита" в Рачиборовице. През 1976 година завършва Папския богословски факултет в Краков. На следващата година е изпратен да специализира в Люблинския католически университет. Там в 1981 година защитава докторска дисертация по катехетика на тема "Реализация на катехетичното обновление на Втория Ватикански събор в Краковската архиепархия" (). В продължение на шест години преподава катехетика в Папската богословска академия в Краков. В периода 1987 – 1988 година е заместник-ректор на Краковската семинария.

На 16 април 1988 година папа Йоан Павел II го номинира за викарен епископ на Краковската архиепархия и титулярен епископ на Вила Регис. Приема епископско посвещение (хиротония) на 4 юни във Вавелската катедрала от ръката на кардинал Франчишек Махарски, краковски архиепископ, в съслужие с Йежи Аблевич, тарновски епископ и Станислав Новак, ченстоховски епископ. В архиепархията е назначен за генерален викарий и организира трите последни посещения на папата в Краков. На 9 юни 2004 година папата го номинира за епископ на Кошалинско-Колобжегската епархия. Приема канонично епархията, след което влиза в Кошалинската катедрала като епископ на 7 август. В Полската епископална конференция е ръководител на Одитната комисия. На 3 март 2007 година папа Бенедикт XVI го номинира за варшавски архиепископ митрополит. Приема канонично новата си епархия и влиза във Варшавската архикатедрала като архиепископ на 1 април. На 29 юни приема от ръката на папата митрополитския палиум. На 20 юни 2010 година в катедралата Св. Петър в Рим е провъзгласен от папата за кардинал. За титулярна църква му е поверена базиликата Санти Силвестро е Мартино аи Монти.

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Полски богослови
Викарни епископи на Краковската архиепархия
Кошалинско-Колобжегски епископи
Варшавски епископи и архиепископи
Полски кардинали
Митрополити на Римокатолическата църква в Полша
Възпитаници на Люблинския католически университет
Възпитаници на Папския университет "Йоан Павел II"
Рицари малтийци
Преподаватели в Папския университет "Йоан Павел II"
Носители на орден "За заслуги" (Португалия)

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Scotiabank Canada today announced agreements with respect to certain of its Caribbean operations, as part of its strategy to focus the Bank's efforts on its core markets with significant scale.
As part of this strategy, Scotiabank's subsidiaries in Jamaica (Scotia Group Jamaica Limited, "Scotiabank Jamaica") and Trinidad & Tobago (Scotiabank Trinidad & Tobago Limited, "Scotiabank Trinidad & Tobago") announced that they will enter into a 20-year distribution agreement with Sagicor Financial Corporation ("Sagicor") through which an enhanced suite of market-leading insurance products and solutions, underwritten by Sagicor, will be offered to Scotiabank customers in Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago. As part of this partnership, Scotiabank Jamaica and Scotiabank Trinidad & Tobago have entered into agreements to sell their respective insurance subsidiaries: Scotia Jamaica Life Insurance Company and ScotiaLife Trinidad and Tobago Limited to Sagicor.
surviving entity will continue the Sagicor brand and be publicly-listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Scotiabank has also entered into an agreement to sell its banking operations in 9 non-core markets in the Caribbean (Anguilla, Antigua, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, St. Kitts & Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Maarten, St. Vincent & the Grenadines) to Republic Financial Holdings ("RFHL"). The agreement is subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.
These transactions are not financially material to Scotiabank the release from the group stated. Until such approvals are obtained and conditions are met, and the transactions close, all Scotiabank operations in these countries will continue as usual.


Hi Jim - I've been listening to you for many years, yet not have been able to catch you performing anywhere. Hopefully you'll find your way to Kansas or near here soon! I've just relocated back here myself. I've been a guitarist a long time, and every time I pick up one of your CDs again I am impressed and gratified anew. Your work on Mist of Memory is enchanting and inspirational in my guitar playing, as is your playing with Tim Stafford and Bryan Sutton on Horseshoe Bend. Wonderful tone. Keep sharing your music with us please, and hope to see you around.
HI, Just saw you Sat night, at our little Bluegrass Club here in NY. Thanks for driving that long highway across PA to serenade us! What a treat! We are still humming "Same Old Moon" at our house! You have such a gift. Thanks again.
OH BOY! Flipping the channels-see 'Bluegrass underground' on PBS-turned out to be the David Grisman Trio. 30 minutes of pure bliss watching my favorite guitar picker!! Closing number was GREAT!
Hi Jim; Didn't Know You've Been In Indiana. As For Guitar To Me You're The "GREATEST"!! Looking Forward To You Being Back In The INDPLS., Area Soon!!!
I just saw you on Bluegrass Underground. Good job!
I have listened to two of the three CD I picked up that evening the two newest ones.
Digging your smooth vocals and that fancy guitar picking, nice to have met you.
Thanks for not being afraid of singing about Jesus, bless you brother man.
It was really great to finally see you in person after following your music for years. Thank you for all your wonderful music.
It was so nice to meet you in Auburn Hills Michigan on Sept. 6th, 2014. I am enjoying listening to your CD right now " Looking Glass " Just Awesome! You are just an amazing guitarist, but you also have a very pleasant voice. Easy to listen to. Looking forward to seeing you again somewhere down the road at another festival or wherever.
Jim, a pleasure meeting you in BG with Claire Lynch. As a fellow picker of many years, it was a pleasure to hear you, and maybe we can play together somewhere down the line.
A new year, a new era, a new introspective. New thoughts about this country, a new President, a new set of challenges. New.
I had a good 2016, and enjoyed the successes and challenges, although each presented me with opportunity to reflect on my career in ways I don't think I had thought of before. Maybe you are this way too, but I find myself always wondering if I am doing the right thing, making the best decisions.
As a musician and artist, I am always mindful of my musical efforts. I search to find songs that express many things and offer a variety of story-lines and emotional content. Some of it my own composition and writing, some from other sources. It is a part of my own thoughts which reflect my upbringing and moral values. I am a Christian.
I have wondered and wondered why things are like they are. Why the things I feel so good about are being taken advantage of and abused by so many. Why do folks have to get more than their fair share? Why is it that stopping behind the white line – intended to be a place where one would stop on or just behind – is not enough? Is there some reason that folks have to go just beyond? Some far enough that the line may as well not exist.
I'm feeling pretty stunned from last night's event at Music City Roots - where I performed my solo set opening for the Doobie Brothers.
Opening for the Doobie Brothers. Wow, still hard to absorb.


java.lang.RuntimeException: Class file too large!
Which is understandable because it's way too much data. My question is, what is the best approach to handle this problem in grails? Should I simply break up the big table into separate domains? Look for a different table format?
1) Search time, parsing search methods then delegating to sub domains.
2) Importing the data from the huge csv file into the domains.
When you crash into a JVM size limit like this, take it as a big hint that your approach is way off. As I mentioned in another question earlier this week, we shouldn't even know what these limits are, much less be anywhere near hitting them.
I don't see much benefit in using something like GORM or even an O-O approach in general to this much data. It's not an object in any realistic, usable sense - it's a massive bunch of data. You'll need to programmatically access everything anyway even if it did work, since hand-managing the code for that would be crazy amounts of code. Do you really plan on creating one or more instances of these beasts and passing them around as method args?
You'll need to look at this from a big data perspective, not an ORM perspective.
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Welcome to my blog on Sri Aurobindo's fascinating insight into the complex relationship between nationalism and spirituality. In this blog, we'll explore his unique perspective on the two distinct topics, and discover how he blends them together to discover a new vision for our world. So get ready to delve into an exploration of one of India's greatest modern thinkers!
1 Introduction to Sri Aurobindo
2 The Significance of Nationalism
3 Sri Aurobindo's Views on Nationalism
4 The Role of Spirituality in Nationalism
5 Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy of Spiritual Nationalism
6 The Role of Education in Nationalism
7 The Impact of Nationalism on Society
Introduction to Sri Aurobindo
Sri Aurobindo (1872-1950) was an Indian philosopher, yogi, and spiritual master of great influence. He was born in Calcutta and educated in both western and Indian philosophies. In 1905 he left his government job to pursue the yogic path of inward self-realization. After spending more than ten years practicing many types of yoga, he founded Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Puducherry (formerly Pondicherry), India in 1926. The ashram's stated purpose is "to not only help its members with spiritual practice but also to bring about an integral transformation of human affairs".
Throughout his life Sri Aurobindo wrote extensively on a range of topics including science, philosophy, literature, nationalism and spirituality. His writings on nationalism are particularly well known and have been influential on modern Indian history. He viewed nationalism as a natural expression of the self-realization inherent in each being, a principle that encompasses all forms of human experience without exclusivity or bias for any particular group or social class. Some say his views made him one of the first universally minded global citizens.
Sri Aurobindo's written works are widely available today and include such books as The Synthesis Of Yoga; Poems; Letters On Yoga; The Life Divine; Bhavana Cuda Mala; Supermind And Other Writings; Thoughts And Aphorisms Of Sri Aurobindo; Essays Divine And Human; Search for Light: Essays And Talks On Yoga And Literature By Sri Aurobindo As Well As Collected Works Of Gorakh Upadhyaya & Satish Kumar Shastri among many others.
The Significance of Nationalism
The Indian philosopher Sri Aurobindo is known for his views on nationalism, which he saw as being deeply rooted in the ideals of Indian culture. He argued that nationalism has two important aspects. On the one hand, it brings people together, fostering a sense of unity and solidarity among them. At the same time, it allows each nation to preserve its distinct history and traditions in a way that contributes to its spiritual development.
In the works of Sri Aurobindo, the nation is seen as something far more than a mere political construct. Instead, it is an organic whole with its own unique culture and religion that must be nurtured and protected in order for it to flourish. Nationalism was seen by him as an essential part of spiritual growth; he believed that it could provide an outlet for individuals to be part of something larger than themselves and contribute to their nation's development in meaningful ways.
Sri Aurobindo also argued that nations should:
Treat their citizens with respect and dignity
Recognize their rights as citizens equal to all others within the state
Embrace liberal values such as freedom of speech, civil rights protection, democracy, secularism and equality before law
In this way he thought they could attain true spiritual progress while also protecting their cultural identity at the same time.
Sri Aurobindo's Views on Nationalism
Sri Aurobindo, an influential philosopher and spiritual leader of India, had some unique views on nationalism. He believed that nationalism should be seen as a spiritual force and should never be used to promote hatred or aggression. He also argued for adherence to non-violence and held that political change must come about through a process of peaceful transformation.
Sri Aurobindo rejected the idea of nationhood itself being sole source of identity, believing instead that it need not take precedence over an individual's spiritual beliefs and ideals. He argued against those who said that Indian spirituality was incompatible with modern nationalism and pointed to Hinduism's long history with the concept of unity in diversity as evidence of the compatibility between the two.
Ultimately, Sri Aurobindo saw nationalism as a powerful force for unifying people but one which must never be used to undermine basic human values such as tolerance and compassion. His ideas remain highly relevant today, particularly in countries like India where cultural differences have created deep divisions between communities that are seeking greater autonomy within their political systems.
The Role of Spirituality in Nationalism
Sri Aurobindo, the Indian philosopher and poet, wrote extensively about the association between nationalism and spirituality. In his famous book titled 'The Ideal of Human Unity', he articulated his view on the role of spirituality in creating true unity among a nation's people. He argued that spirituality is essential in sustaining evolving nations since it binds people together for a higher cause.
Sri Aurobindo believed that true nationalism should be based not only on ties of religion or race but also on spiritual cohesion found within each individual. He argued that just as no nation can exist without a collective racial identity, so too is its persistence impossible without an equally strong spiritual bond among its citizens. For him, spiritual values such as truth, equality and justice are essential to ensure harmony between different groups with contrasting beliefs and interests within a country's boundaries.
Through his works, Sri Aurobindo sought to bring out the sense of common purpose that transcends religious divide or materialistic rivalries apart from being an intellectual leader whose ideas have inspired numerous nationalists across the world. By advocating for unity based on spiritual principles, Sri Aurobindo aimed to respect diversity by advocating for national movements guided by shared values rather than rivalry which often comes with exclusionary notions of 'nationalism'. Indeed, his mission was to discover true peace among nations through spiritualization of our collective consciousness.
Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy of Spiritual Nationalism
Sri Aurobindo was a visionary Indian philosopher and poet who spoke of the important connection between nationalism and spirituality. He believed that India should be free from British colonial rule and should become a sovereign nation governed by its own people. At the same time, he argued that this independence must be guided by spiritual principles, particularly those of Hinduism.
In his essay "The Foundations of Indian Culture," published in 1909, he wrote: "The modern notion as to what is meant by nation-building is very far from that which is implied in an integral nationalism. Nationalism for us does not mean bringing into full play certain of our political energies – industry and commerce or statecraft…Nationalism for us means the full expression of all the spiritual, intellectual and political powers latent in the Indian people."
Through his philosophy of spiritual nationalism, Sri Aurobindo sought to bring about a greater sense of self-awareness among Indians so that they could recognise their true potential and shape their own destiny. This meant breaking away from traditional Hindu beliefs about karma, caste, gender roles and dominion to create an autonomous society based on justice and equality for its citizens. He argued that Indians should look beyond religion, to uncover the deeper meaning behind various spiritual truths to find their purpose in society. Through this approach, Sri Aurobindo believed Indians could develope a unity between their physical nation-building efforts with the deeper aims of finding truth within themselves while working toward societal improvement. The result would be a revitalised India taking its place among other world nations driven by compassion rather than colonialism or exploitation.
Sri Aurobindo's philosophy of spiritual nationalism has shaped much modern thinking around these topics today as many seek to reconcile seemingly disparate ideas around national identity with a drive for personal growth towards higher consciousness and spiritual enlightenment.
The Role of Education in Nationalism
In Sri Aurobindo's view, nationalism is the expression of spiritual ideals in worldly politics. He held that if the politics of a nation are to be conducted in the spirit of true patriotism, then a fundamental change must occur in the way people are educated – education must reflect and promote national values and ideals.
To put it another way, only when education acquires an element of spirituality can it aid in achieving a nationalist ideology or consciousness. He saw education as an instrument to cultivate true patriotism. He envisioned education as an overhauling of existing educational structures – transforming them so that they become sources not merely of book-learning but rather instruments for producing nationalists who would be wholly devoted to their country and its people.
In order to achieve this, Sri Aurobindo felt there should be greater emphasis on spiritual development as part of any educational system. Education should awaken students' sense of pride and identity in their nation and its culture – thereby allowing them to make integral contributions towards furthering national progress.
In addition, Sri Aurobindo advocated a variety of nationalistic measures such as:
Introducing daily classes in public prayer for school children.
Calendar reform emphasizing traditional festivals.
Proposals for special honors for great figures from India's history.
Global academic exchanges among Indian institutions.
More initiatives related to inspire and reinvigorate Indian spirit across all spectrums of society.
It is clear from his writing that he envisioned an educational system that would nurture strong patriotic sentiments within the citizens India – thus helping build a more cohesive nationhood based on mutual respect for each individuals specialties and unique offerings towards creating a collective identity based on shared spiritual values.
The Impact of Nationalism on Society
The concept of nationalism, as put forth by Sri Aurobindo, saw a comprehensive interdependence between society and the nation. He believed that all human elements come together to form a unity or nation, whether they are political, economic, Indian and communal.
His perspectives on nationalism recognized its role as an integral part of one's national identity and it's associated interactions of individual experience with the collective spirit that unites communities.
For Sri Aurobindo, nationalism meant being loyal to one's nation rather than any other foreign power and promoting high moral principles that transcended factors of class, caste or creed. He believed in fully integrating social customs and cultural heritage into the spiritual life of Indians.
Nationalism was thus the foundation for an organized way of life in India where each person could experience unity-in-diversity – a condition that would infuse a sense of constructive patriotism into every citizen thus creating a sense of dedication towards their country which was greater than for anything else on earth.
In conclusion, the teachings of Sri Aurobindo emphasize the need to transcend nationalism and strive for a spiritually unified humanity. As a leader of the Indian nationalist movement, Aurobindo believed that patriotism and nationalism were essential for leading India into an era of enlightenment, but also recognized their dangers if taken too far. He therefore warned against an excessive obsession with patriotism as it can lead to destructive territorial ambitions.
Instead, Aurobindo argued for a spiritual unity based on cosmic consciousness, seeking to bring together humanity from all over the globe on the basis of shared cultural values and spirituality. This principled approach can serve as a model for serving one's nation while simultaneously seeking to unite humanity in its pursuit of higher consciousness.
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Russia's FSB Security Service said Saturday it has arrested the man who set off a homemade bomb in a St. Petersburg supermarket.
The suspect was not identified, nor did police provide any details about his motive. However, police said the man allegedly organized and carried out the attack on his own.
Earlier, the "Islamic State" (IS) militant group claimed responsibility for Wednesday's blast, which injured at least 14 people, some of them severely.
"A security squad of caliphate soldiers managed to plant an explosive device in one of the shopping centers in the city of St. Petersburg in the Crusader northwest Russia the day before yesterday," the group said in a statement carried by their Amaq news agency.
The group's claim could not be immediately verified.
Russian investigators said the bomb was "homemade" and contained shrapnel, saying its force was equivalent to about 200 grams (7 ounces) of TNT.
Authorities believe the device was planted in a security locker at the store's entrance. Russian supermarkets usually encourage their customers to leave their personal belongings and bags in such lockers, in order to combat theft. Russia's Gazeta.ru news website published a composite photo showing the attack's aftermath on Twitter.
Russia has supported Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime against the IS militia and other rebel groups in the Syrian civil war. The move has put the country in the crosshairs of the terror group. In the past, Russia has also been repeatedly targeted by the al-Qaida network and jihadists from Chechnya.
Addressing Russian soldiers who had participated in a Syrian campaign on Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the St. Petersburg blast was "a terrorist act."
With 5 million inhabitants, St. Petersburg is Russia's second-largest city, after Moscow, and it is also Putin's hometown. Earlier this year, a group linked with al-Qaida targeted the city's subway system, with 15 people losing their lives in a suicide blast. Less than two weeks ago, Putin called US President Donald Trump to thank him for the CIA's assistance in thwarting an IS plot in the city.
The US provided Russia with information that helped detain a "group of terrorists preparing explosions in St. Petersburg's Kazansky Cathedral and other busy sites in the city," the Kremlin said at the time.
French authorities have started an investigation into an ex-soldier who reportedly planned a terror strike in the name of "Islamic State." The man was detained near an army base with guns found at the scene.


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Feature: Say Hello To Vixen 357, A Lost Mega Drive Classic That's Hitting The West This Year
Fire Emblem with mechs?
by Damien McFerran Mon 21st Jan 2019
Masaya is a studio that is closely associated with the strategy RPG series Langrisser, a franchise which went head-to-head with Nintendo's Fire Emblem in the '90s. However, the company – via Career Soft, one of its internal teams – had been dabbling in this genre for some time before that, releasing Elthlead (PC-8801, MSX2), Gaia no Monshou (PC-8801, PC Engine) and Gaiflame (PC Engine). Indeed, it would continue to explore this style of game even after Langrisser (Warsong in the west) had achieved critical and commercial notoriety, via the 1992 Mega Drive release Vixen 357.
With Langrisser currently undergoing something of a renaissance, there's a pleasing sense of synchronicity to the fact that this mech-based epic is also going to get a second chance in 2019. Super Fighter Team – the same company that has revived forgotten gems like Beggar Prince, Star Odyssey and Nightmare Busters – has announced that it will be releasing Vixen 357 in the west for the first time ever.
"I investigated Vixen 357 because the Sega Genesis community always has great things to say about the Japanese original, giving it high marks and praise," Super Fighter Team's Brandon Cobb tells us. "What I found was a charming cast of characters, a delightful soundtrack and a story I could get into. The more scenarios I played through, the more I thought that perhaps I shouldn't have shrugged off strategy RPGs all these years, in favour of the more traditional titles. Since my mind was changed about an entire genre after an experience with Vixen 357, I knew it would make a great new product for us."
The cover of the original Japanese release
While the Langrisser revival might seem like a spot of excellent planning, Cobb insists that one thing had nothing to do with the other. "The timing was literally just me deciding, 'Feels like a good time for us to publish this.' I had no idea anything new was going on with Langrisser until well after we already had the contract."
Super Fighter Team's forte is taking existing Japanese games and preparing them for western release while digging deep into the code to fix bugs and generally optimise and improve things. However, with Vixen 357, Cobb's admits there was less work to do. "This game was actually done up pretty tight by the initial developers, compared to our previous RPG endeavours. I didn't personally feel we needed to rebalance the difficulty, augment the personalities of the characters [or] 'enhance' the storyline."
Therefore, the effort was focused on making sure that the localisation was faithful to the Japanese original. "Translation and script editing for this kind of game is always intensive," Cobb explains. "The goal is to get everything sounding natively English without disrespecting the source material. That's what we've done here, to great effect: preserving the story, character attitudes and emotions, and the overall tone, without having to sacrifice any of the quality content or vision of the Japanese writers."
As before, Super Fighter Team will be releasing Vixen 357 on a physical cartridge for Sega's 16-bit system. Given that many people reading this text right now won't have access to this vintage hardware, does Cobb have any plans to make the game available elsewhere, such as on the Switch eShop? "We're in this business to provide new games for classic systems," he replies. "That is our passion. If it were about the money, we'd exploit the digital download market for sure. But we don't have any interest in supporting modern-day machines, nor for the 'faux-retro' market that's sprung up in recent years. Call it what you will: eccentric, purist... we call it devotion."
You can pre-order Vixen 357 now.
About Damien McFerran
Damien has over a decade of professional writing experience under his belt, as well as a repulsively hairy belly. Rumours that he turned down a role in The Hobbit to work on Nintendo Life are, to the best of our knowledge, completely and utterly unfounded.
NightBeast
Mon 21st Jan 2019
They should include it into Classic Sega Megadrive Collection via the DLC.
LaytonPuzzle27
Anyone who likes Super Robot Wars games should play this.
SmaggTheSmug
Well, that last part about no release on a modern system is a bummer.
kurtasbestos
@AlphaElite Yeah... I wish I had the devotion to have a Genesis/Mega Drive (or equivalent) hooked up to my TV, but with like 30 other devices competing for my HDMI slots and my free time, I feel like I'm not the only person who's interested in this game but won't buy it.
senorwoohoo
Oh cool, a game I'm interested in that I can never play.
progx
The mech on the cover reminds me of Patlabor. May check this out.
Ooh Fire Emblem with Mechs? Well this is going on my wishlist
Painkiller_Mike
This looks like Shinning Force with Mechs! Gimme, gimme, gimme. On the Switch. I'm not dragging a CRT TV out of the garage just so I can hook up my Sega CDX or spending over $100 to play it on an HDTV.
@kurtasbestos @AlphaElite Given that these guys have been around for ages, I'm sure the approach they use works for them. They clearly don't mind being a small-scale publisher with an attention to detail, creating unique physical products for a niche audience.
Sure, I'd love to see this on the eShop, but that's perhaps not the audience they're aiming for. They're aiming this at people who still have their Mega Drive connected to the TV (guilty as charged). There's something to be said for creating something unique, in my book.
MegaVel91
Am I the only one who looks at this and thinks immediately of Patlabor?
Cause the main character and mech look suspiciously like Noa Izumi and the Ingram, specifically, Alphonse in-game.
ChromaticDracula
I was sooo excited reading this article until I saw it's only reaching classic platforms and not new hardware.... although that really sucks, I get it. I'll no doubt be watching this game as it looks FANTASTIC and the premise is really enticing. I never loved tactical RPGs as much as I do now thanks to Stella Glow.
GhostGarrity
@AlphaElite
With operations like this I'm sure most of these guys have day jobs or their own businesses and this is just a passion gig.
Also, by staying true to their mission statement of essentially "just getting the game released in the west" they probably keep the cost of acquiring these titles between free and basically free in terms of what these things usually cost. If there's no real money being made there's no one to take you to court saying they deserve some of that money. If he releases some game on the eshop for $20 and it sells 200k copies how long before old employee start asking for their cut, putting future projects at risk because other companies don't want to deal with the potential legal headache.
YANDMAN
If it retains the same beautiful artwork i'd be interested.
@GhostGarrity All games will be fully licensed, agreeed and with fees upfront. There is definitely no 'free' games to republish. The fee agreed is on the lower side so that they can agree an initial production run and cover their costs in the assumption that they sell out. This is not an eshop game it's a physical release.
Welp good thing i still have my genesis!
aznable
So, not on a Nintendo console + no plans of porting to a Nintendo console = coverage on NL?
Handsomistic15
@SmaggTheSmug True.
retrofuturism
Thats such a shame, but its their decision after all.
I love the genesis shining force series and the picture showing the battle with the mountains and lake certainly looks a lot like that series.
It is sad they don't release on the eshop. I would love to play something like this.
frogopus
It's worth noting that the romhacking community produced an English translation of this a couple years ago.
Xenocracy
Anyone remember Zone of the Enders, in this cathegory?
This gives me the feeling of what would happen if you threw Gundam and Fire Emblem in a blender.
And I like that idea! I hope it comes to Switch in some form!
Tue 22nd Jan 2019
@Alto I liked Stella glow too, I went and bought the previous games for ds made by the same developer, luminous arc 1 and 2. Fair strategy games and witches!
I also got god wars recently on switch, different Devs but quality story and voice acting.
solcross
Yeah my interest really tanked with that last part. They seem to be missing the point if their excuse for not porting it is that they don't want to cash in on it.
I'll be sure to emulate this, then, as it looks like fun and I don't have any interest in messing with old hardware for a single game.
Sorry, but if they really mean it when they say it isn't about the money then they should have no complaints.
Rockman55
Their "devotion" just seems like a "screw you" to the many gamers who would be interested in this, but weren't even born when the Genesis was a thing. Saying that makes me realize how old I am, but remains true regardless.
DarthFoxMcCloud
@NightBeast Agree, release it in the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive Collection on Switch and other systems via DLC. I would totally play this game but I'm not going to go out and track down a reasonably working Sega Genesis just to play the game. Plus all the workarounds to get to function on an HDMI television, I don't have any classic CRT tvs anymore.
derty
Would love to get this but it's a little too rich for my blood
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Sound scattering by spatially localized inhomogeneities in a shallow-water waveguide in the presence of internal waves
V. A. Grigor'ev, B. G. Katsnel'son, S. A. Pereselkov, V. G. Petnikov
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Grigor'ev, V. A., Katsnel'son, B. G., Pereselkov, S. A., & Petnikov, V. G. (2003). Sound scattering by spatially localized inhomogeneities in a shallow-water waveguide in the presence of internal waves. Akusticheskij Zhurnal, 49(1), 43-51.
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'We are grateful for the opportunity to share as human beings, forgiving our'differences, and realizing that our diversity is rich, and that we could learn so much from each other,' she said in the prayer.
The thunderous applause in reply signified the overall mood in the room; the dialogue was officially in full swing.
Following Moss' prayer, there was a screening of 'Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think,' a film from Unity Productions Foundation.' The documentary explores a project conducted by Gallup – a polling organization – in order to discover what Muslims from 33 countries around the world really think about critical issues like terrorism, democracy and gender relations.'
The film premiered to a full house Saturday in the Marshall Student Center's Oval Theater.
Alex Kromer, co-founder of Unity Productions, said the poll's results inspired him to produce the movie.
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Producers believe the film could be surprising to some.
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Q: A case in my switch statement won't end I just have to make a method that checks if three integers are the same, have the user tell an object to execute this method, and then ask the user for another command. When I put 'c' (it's ONLY this case that does this, I have another case that is logically identical), it will do what it's supposed to but then it will try to take the next input and run it through as a parameter to the method that has already been executed, from what I understand.
    something=in.nextLine();
    commands=something.charAt(0);
    do{
        switch(commands){
            //Blah blah blah other commands
            case 'c':
                boolean yes=object.allTheSame(in.nextInt(),in.nextInt(),in.nextInt());
                System.out.println(yes);
                System.out.println("Please enter a command: ");
                something=in.nextLine();
            break;
        }
        commands=something.charAt(0);
    }while(commands!='q');

A: The break you have in there breaks the switch statement and not the do-while loop.
(As your comparisons seem trivial, I think it's better form to use the tradition if-else.)

A: I don't know what's in the "Blah blah blah other commands" part, but if the first character of something is not c, then commands will apparently never change. You might want to do this:
something=in.nextLine();
int pos = 0;
commands=something.charAt(pos++);
do{
    switch(commands){
        //Blah blah blah other commands
        case 'c':
            boolean yes=object.allTheSame(in.nextInt(),in.nextInt(),in.nextInt());
            System.out.println(yes);
            System.out.println("Please enter a command: ");
            something=in.nextLine();
        break;
    }
    commands=something.charAt(pos++);
}while(commands!='q');

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Wardle, Cheshire
From Wikishire
Barbridge Junction on the Shropshire Union Canal
SJ610570
53°6'36"N, 2°34'59"W
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Wardle is a village in the hart of rural Cheshire. It sits beside on the Shropshire Union Canal, northwest of Barbridge Junction, four miles north-west of Nantwich. The wider parish of Wardle also includes part of the small settlement of Wardle Bank, but these two together have a population of just 250.
RAF Calveley beside the village was a flight-training station during the Second World War, and the Mark III radio telescope stood on the airfield site in 1966–96. The modern civil parish includes Wardle Industrial Estate and is otherwise largely agricultural. Nearby villages include Barbridge, Calveley and Haughton.
2 Geography and transport
3 About the village
4 Outside links
Derelict buildings of RAF Calveley
Watfield Pavement, a stone road believed to have originally formed part of a Roman road from Chester to Chesterton in Staffordshire, passed through or adjacent to the parish,[1][2] and a bronze Roman coin was found nearby.[3]
Wardle appears in the Domesday Book of 1086 as "Warhelle".[4]
Wardle Hall was the seat of the Prestland family, passing to the Faddiley|Woodhey branch of the Wilbraham family in the early 17th century.[2][5] A map dated around 1875 shows brickworks and brick fields adjacent to the Shropshire Union Canal, and mills and a brickworks were present in this area on a 1947 map.[6][7]
RAF Calveley airfield, completed in 1942, served as a flight-training centre during the Second World War. The RAF station closed in 1946, but it remained in use as an airfield until 1959.[8][9] Several of the buildings have survived, including the control tower, hangars and a Romney hut.[9] The Mark III radio telescope was constructed in 1966 on the base of a former hangar at the airfield.[10][11] It had an elliptical meshwork dish measuring 82 feet × 125 feet. Controlled from Jodrell Bank Observatory, near Holmes Chapel, it initially worked in concert with the Mark II telescope, 24 km away at Jodrell Bank, and later formed part of what is now the MERLIN network of radio telescopes.[12][13][14] The Mark III telescope was dismantled in 1996.[15]
Geography and transport
The Shropshire Union Canal and the A51 (Nantwich Road) run side by side across the parish from the north west to the south east, and they form part of its northern boundary. The Shropshire Union's Barbridge Junction lies towards the south east of the parish; from the junction, the Middlewich Branch initially heads north east and then turns to run east–west. The Crewe–Chester railway line also runs broadly east–west across the north east of the parish. The A51 crosses the Shropshire Union mainline at Wardle Farm Bridge to the north west of Wardle village; Calveley Hall Lane diverges adjacent to this bridge, to run northwards over the railway line and through Wardle Bank to the parish of Calveley.[16]
The Weaver Way footpath loops through the south east of the parish, following the Shropshire Union and Middlewich Branch canal towpaths.
Industrial estate, from the A51
The terrain is flat, with an average elevation of around 180 feet. Much of the area to the south west of the Shropshire Union/A51 is an industrial estate, accessed by way of Green Lane. The remainder of the parish is predominantly agricultural. The woodland of Hill's Gorse lies in the north east of the parish, and Wardle Covert, part of Long Wood and several smaller areas of woodland are in the west of the parish. Two water bodies lie between Wardle Covert and the Shropshire Union, and numerous small meres and ponds are scattered across the farmland.
Pasture north of Wardle village
Wardle Old Hall, a red-brick former farmhouse dating from the early 18th century, stands by the canal. The oldest listed building in the civil parish, it is decorated with prominent pilasters and is listed at grade II* for the "high quality of the Baroque facade".[17][18]
Two canal bridges are listed at the lower grade of II: Roving Bridge at Barbridge Junction and Rutter's Bridge over the Middlewich Branch; both date from around 1830 and were probably designed by Thomas Telford.[17][19][20] The Canal House, of a similar date and also listed at grade II, stands at the junction.[17][21]
The Jolly Tar public house is close by the Canal House.
The grade-II-listed Wardle Bridge Farmhouse, built by John Tollemache, 1st Baron Tollemache|John Tollemache, Baron Tollemache, of the Peckforton estate in around 1860, has decorative timberwork and octagonal-latticed cast-iron windows.[17][22] A grade-II-listed, red-sandstone pinfold stands by the A51; used to confine straying cattle, it dates from the early 19th century and is one of the few examples to have survived in Cheshire.[23]
("Wikimedia Commons" has material
about Wardle, Cheshire)
RAF Calveley – photographs of the derelict airfield
↑ Watfield Pavement – Revealing Cheshire's Past
↑ 2.0 2.1 King et al. 1778, p. 263
↑ Roman Coin - Revealing Cheshire's Past
↑ Cheshire L–Z, The Domesday Book Online, http://www.domesdaybook.co.uk/cheshire2.html, retrieved 21 October 2016
↑ Gastrell 1845, p. 218
↑ "OS c1875", e-mapping Victorian Cheshire (Cheshire Archives and Local Studies), http://maps.cheshire.gov.uk/tithemaps/LargeMap.aspx?srch=&singleplot=&hlt=&hlp=&e=360320&n=357600&scale=2.54&tabL=L2&tabR=R1, retrieved 13 October 2016
↑ "Boundary Map of Wardle Tn/CP", A Vision of Britain through Time (University of Portsmouth), http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/unit/10201706/boundary, retrieved 13 October 2016
↑ Calveley, Airfields of Britain Conservation Trust, http://www.abct.org.uk/airfields/airfield-finder/calveley, retrieved 13 October 2016
↑ 9.0 9.1 RAF Calveley Airfield – Revealing Cheshire's Past
↑ Cheshire Federation of Women's Institutes 1990, pp. 16–17
↑ Lovell 1985, p. 12
↑ The MKII Radio Telescope, Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics, http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/history/mk2.html, retrieved 14 October 2016
↑ The Multi-Telescope-Radio-Linked-Interferometer, Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics, http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/history/mtrli.html, retrieved 14 October 2016
↑ MERLIN: The quest for resolving power, MERLIN, http://www.merlin.ac.uk/about/layman/quest.html, retrieved 14 October 2016
↑ Anita Richards (16 September 2003), 4.1 Location of telescopes, MERLIN, http://www.merlin.ac.uk/user_guide/OnlineMUG-ajh/newch0-node62.html, retrieved 14 October 2016
↑ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named OS
↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 Hartfield et al. 2011, pp. 656–57
↑ National Heritage List 1312857: Wardle Old Hall
↑ National Heritage List 1312853: Roving Bridge
↑ National Heritage List 1115816: Rutter's Bridge at SJ616572
↑ National Heritage List 1320254: Canal House, Barbridge Junction at SJ613569
↑ National Heritage List 1330094: Wardle Bridge Farmhouse
↑ National Heritage List 1138609: Wardle Pinfold
Cheshire Federation of Women's Institutes. The Cheshire Village Book (Countryside Books and CFWI; 1990) (ISBN 1-85306-075-5)
Francis Gastrell. Notitia Cestriensis, Or, Historical Notices of the Diocese of Chester: Cheshire (Francis Robert Raines|F. R. Raines, ed.) (Chetham Society; 1845)
Nikolaus Pevsner: The Buildings of England: Cheshire, 1971; 2011 Penguin Books ISBN 978-0-300-09588-3
Bernard Lovell The Jodrell Bank Telescopes. (Oxford University Press; 1985) (ISBN 0-19-858178-5)
Daniel King, William Smith, William Webb, Peter Leycester, Samuel Lee, Thomas Pennant, Francis Grose. The History of Cheshire: Containing King's Vale-royal Entire (John Poole; 1778)
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Towns and villages in Cheshire


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My mother was a wee thing. She was about five feet three, maybe four inches tall and she was, um, compliant and a push over. She did what she could to keep things calm and running as smoothly as possible, which wasn't easy, since my Italian father was demanding and selfish and I was, to use her own words, "A brat." Anyway, she fed my father, which did absolutely nothing to add a single pound to his lean frame, but it kept him sleepy and contained. Believe me when I say dinner was on the table the second the garage door went up. He came in, washed his hands and sat down to eat.
My father never raised a hand to my mother. I never saw him do anything to her that would even suggest violence. He wouldn't think of hitting a woman, an animal, or child, other than me. He went for me now and then, because I drove him insane, when he actually recognized that I was there, that is, but my tiny mother (my father was six feet three inches tall), would jump in front of him, hold her arms out to the side, usually in a doorway, and say, "RUN." I ran. So, he never got me. Came close once, but my mother and his sister stopped him. I stayed away from him, not because I was afraid of him, I wasn't, I stayed away from him because I couldn't stand him and he knew it.
But I was cleaning today and thinking about all the women I know who were beaten and hurt by their fathers and I suddenly realized that my mother protected me with her entire being. She never would have let him touch me. She wasn't afraid of him and she would have done anything to stop him from hitting me. I never understood that. She never stood up to him, never, even when I begged her to do so. But for me, she put her body in front of him and said, "NO!" How could I not have understood that before today? She was so small, compared to him. I could see him standing over her, his face filled with anger, his hands balled into fists and she would not move. She knew he wouldn't hit her, but it didn't matter, not really, she would do anything to stop him from hitting me. I never thanked her for that. I just ran out of the house, or upstairs to my grandmother's and locked the door, until he calmed down. It didn't happen often, maybe just a few times, over the years, because I wouldn't even sit in the same room he was in, so I rarely saw him. Yet every single morning, he came into my bedroom, while I was still asleep, and woke me when he kissed me on the cheek before he went to work.
My mother told me that he changed after I was born. He didn't like having her attention taken away from him, so basically, he was just jealous. Whatever.
But my wee mom, standing in front of my furious father was really something to see, for the two seconds that I saw them, before I ran away. I'll thank her next time I see her and I'm sure we'll both laugh about it, because it was funny, at least to me, and then she'll be on her own, because if she ever comes back with him, I won't be with her to see it. I told him that when he was dying. I know he heard me, even if he was unconscious. Never coming back with him again.
Anyway, mom was tougher than I thought/remembered and now I see her wearing a superhero cape, pushing big guys around and saving the world. Yeah, I think she could do that. She could save the world. You don't have to be big to take a stand. You just have to know the right thing to do and then do it.
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Thank you and it really is. You understand how important that was. She wasn't weak and easy about things that mattered. So, I see her as a shero now and YAY for that. Thank you again, Resa. Appreciate you, always.
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MONTREAL , Nov. 28, 2019 /CNW Telbec/ - (CAE) (CAE) — CAE announces today that it has raised more than one million dollars ($1,015,015) in its 2019 CAE-Centraide (United Way) fundraising campaign. This record amount was collected through employee donations and a corporate donation.
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CAE and Unifor Local 522 have led campaigns for Centraide for many years and have been commended by 10 Centraide Solidaires Awards, which recognize the excellence and outstanding results of their campaigns. Since 2000, CAE and its employees have donated $12.6 million to Centraide of Greater Montreal . Since 2000, CAE and its employees have donated $12.6 million to Centraide of Greater Montreal .
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Total of 5 patent applications in 2008-2020. facts("Brush-Colorado","Brush","Add new facts and correct factual errors about Brush, Colorado"); City-data.com does not guarantee the accuracy or timeliness of any information on this site. it is growing faster than 61% On 5/30/1996, a category F3 tornado 33.3 miles away from the city center caused $300,000 in damages. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 50.00% of the population. 28.6% of all households were made up of individuals, and 15.2% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older.  Estimates are not comparable to other geographic levels due to methodology differences that may exist between different data sources. Tornado activity: Brush-area historical tornado activity is significantly above Colorado state average.It is 40% greater than the overall U.S. average.. On 5/10/1975, a category F3 (max. The data has a dropping trend. 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Jack Byrne doesn't want to be thinking about who is watching him in the stands
Stephen Bradley likened aspects of his performance to Manchester United legend Paul Scholes
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UEFA Europa League First Qualifying Round Second Leg, Tallaght Stadium, Dublin 18/7/2019 Shamrock Rovers vs SK Brann Rovers' Jack Byrne scores their first goal of the game Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne
Shamrock Rovers playmaker Jack Byrne has revealed that he longer sweats over who is and isn't watching him from the stands.
Byrne stole the show in Thursday's Europa League win over SK Brann of Norway, scoring a late goal and assisting another.
Stephen Bradley likened aspects of his performance to Manchester United legend Paul Scholes, and the former Manchester City youth has lit up the League of Ireland on occasions since coming home this season.
That form led to a Republic of Ireland call-up in March and he made the bench for the Euro 2020 qualifiers against Gibraltar and Georgia.
But Byrne did not make Mick McCarthy's final cut for the June games against Denmark and Gibraltar.
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After the Brann game, Bradley conceded that the better Byrne plays, the more interest he will attract elsewhere.
Yet Byrne insists that Ireland call-ups or moves away from Rovers are the last thing on his mind.
"You don't want to listen to people outside saying 'These are the games you need to do well in blah blah blah'. I don't really take that into consideration," he said.
"I'm not thinking about it. That was my problem before, thinking about my next move.
"I love the club and I'm grateful to the manager for giving me the opportunity because there weren't too many good options when I was leaving Kilmarnock.
"Thursday was a great night and I just want to enjoy it. I don't want to be thinking 'who is watching in the stands'."
Ballybough lad Byrne, 23, felt that coming home to Dublin after time in England, Holland and Scotland was best for him.
"Maybe it's gone better, quicker than I thought," he explained. "I didn't play a lot of football before I came here. I knew I had to get here early to get a good pre-season.
"If I had come in January, I'd have been miles off it so I took a risk. I'm not saying it's paid off, there's still a lot of work to do.
"But I'm going in the right direction, I feel myself improving and I couldn't be around a better staff and group of players, I'm really happy."
Byrne is under contract until the end of next season and claims to have no interest moving elsewhere in the meantime.
He continued: "I haven't even thought about what I'm going to do tomorrow. I've 13 or 14 months left, I'll see how it goes.
"I'm under contract so I wouldn't want to be talking about a move or anything like it. It's disrespectful to the club and manager who has been unbelievable for me.
"Hopefully we keep going. We've got a game on Sunday and another European game on Thursday (against Apollon Limassol)
"I want to reset myself. Nothing is handed to you in this game, it's a crazy game, you can be up one minute and down the next.
"I'm just trying to work hard and not leave too much to chance and just trying to enjoy my football. I know if I put the work in, hopefully I'll have more nights like Thursday.
"It was my first time playing in Europe and you have to enjoy it when you win. We gave a good account of ourselves over the two legs."
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Videocast: Colder air on the way
Updated: 4:57 AM EST Feb 25, 2020
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Well, we had quite a bit of rainfall yet again yesterday, but today we'll start to see that rainfall kind of dissipated as we go throughout the day. So cloudy and mild temperatures are actually gonna be in the mid and upper sixties for some of us today. Breezy tomorrow in Thursday. And then as we head into the weekend, we've actually got some sunshine which is very nice and well deserved. As of yesterday, the rain at GSP so far is just under 10 inches of rain. Now we got a little bit more this morning, so we'll re calculate this. But the all time record for February was set back in 1903 That's still at 11 and 1/2 inches of rainfall, so it doesn't look like we will break the record for February, at least not at GSP. But there is another record that we may break and I'll show you here in just a second. Clemson got about an inch and 1/2 of rain Anderson a little over an inch, Spartanburg, about 3/4 of an engine. About 1/3 of an inch of rainfall fell for you in Asheville, so there's something called a meteorological winter, and it basically measures all the rain from December through February. It doesn't go into march like the traditional winter, so for this, the wettest ever is 23.71 inches of rain. As of yesterday, you can see how close to that we've come. So will measure today's rain, and depending on where that is, we're either in first or second place for the wettest December through February at GSP. So we'll see Temperature wise were starting in the forties and near 50 as we go throughout the day today, we'll see some clouds, maybe a little sunshine peeking through as we go into the afternoon. That's gonna help our temperatures to jump up into the mid sixties. Not everyone will see wall to wall son, so we'll say partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. We go throughout the day for your Wednesday we're looking at cloudy skies again, but then we have a disturbance. It's gonna come through and mainly affect the mountains. But notices we go into tomorrow evening, we'll start to see a few spotty showers that might kind of creep in here and there throughout the upstate. But again most of it looks focused north. That'll start as rain and then end as a little bit of snow fall for the mountains. And then Thursday looks breezy but clear. So here you go mid sixties. Today, temperatures will drop to about 50 as we go throughout the day on Thursday and Friday, Leap Day looks nice, 48 degrees for high. Heading into this morning, we do have some patchy fog that will dissipate, and so will that rainfall. So we're just looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies for the mountains, 50% chance of that rain to snow heading throughout the evening on Wednesday and then a dry, beautiful day on Thursday.
Prior to Monday's rain, GSP was having its third wettest "meteorological winter" on record. But now we could rise to first place as rain from December through the end of February has fallen in record proportions. We currently stand at 23.45" of rain at GSP from December to February as of Monday's rain. The record is 23.71." Tuesday mornings rain will drive us into first or second wettest meteorological winter of all time (December 1st thru the end of February).We are just 23 days away from the official start of spring, but Tuesday's high will feel like winter is already gone. Temperatures will climb into the middle 60s before plummeting back to freezing overnight lows Wednesday night. In fact, starting Wednesday night, a cooler than average wave hits the southeast through the weekend. This will drive Daytimes highs at or slightly below normal, but overnight lows will be freezing for at least five nights in a row.The good news for those who love warmer temperatures isn't far behind. The outlook for the first week of March returns to warmer than average as we head toward the final days of the winter season.
Prior to Monday's rain, GSP was having its third wettest "meteorological winter" on record. But now we could rise to first place as rain from December through the end of February has fallen in record proportions. We currently stand at 23.45" of rain at GSP from December to February as of Monday's rain. The record is 23.71." Tuesday mornings rain will drive us into first or second wettest meteorological winter of all time (December 1st thru the end of February).
We are just 23 days away from the official start of spring, but Tuesday's high will feel like winter is already gone. Temperatures will climb into the middle 60s before plummeting back to freezing overnight lows Wednesday night. In fact, starting Wednesday night, a cooler than average wave hits the southeast through the weekend. This will drive Daytimes highs at or slightly below normal, but overnight lows will be freezing for at least five nights in a row.
The good news for those who love warmer temperatures isn't far behind. The outlook for the first week of March returns to warmer than average as we head toward the final days of the winter season.


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Siren is the first public iteration of a new series of performance works from Louisa Martin, building upon previous work involving live improvised sound performances and working directly with performers. The event took place across Jerwood Space's three galleries and comprise sculpture, light interventions, orchestrated sound works and samples and a movement piece co-choreographed and performed by Masumi Saito.