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Carryalls | Intercontinental Transport
Mod «Carryalls | Intercontinental Transport» for Rimworld (v1.4)
Reach every corner of the planet!
Adds several types of Carryall - VTOL aircrafts designed for intercontinental transport.
Carryalls were created to complement RimWorld's boring caravan content. The carryall is meant to be a late game transportation option, so getting and building one is pretty difficult. This is obviously quite OP, but adds more fun options to the game.
All of the artworks were created by me, most of them inspired by Command and Conquer.
Standard Carryall
A minor replica model of the standard space shuttle from the stellar empire, but with no orbital navigation capabilities. It can completely free your settlement from isolation.
Ox Carryall
A rare model of the carryall used by the ancients who worshiped a turkey-like symbol. Optimized for mass transportation, with large storage capacity, but the cabin may get cramped. This is also equipped with a small turret.
Vertigo Carryall
A rare model of the carryall used by the ancients who worshiped an insect-like symbol. It was optimized for assault operations, can transport large numbers of people quickly and far, but at the cost of storage capacity. This is also equipped with a minigun turret.
Kirov Airship
An airship model used by the ancients who liked to paint everything red. It's just slightly faster than walking speed, but unaffected by terrain so can easily cross sea and mountains.This is not the bomber, but sometimes, triggering the explosion from Kirov can be a help in battle.
Things that easy to make confused
- Carryall follows the rules of the Droppod. It means the carryall doesn't recognize items in the field. Only items in stockpile zones are recognized. This confusion easily occurs after you raid the enemy base.
- Some carryalls is equipped with the turret. This is helpful in battle, but consumes a lot of fuel. Turn it off when you don't need it..Always remember that you need enough fuel to get back home.
- The 1x1 tile below the landing carryall is a dead zone. If there is a pawn in that range, will take damage.
Conflicts Warning:
- SRTS Expanded, Transport Shuttle, Transport Shuttle Standalone
My mod uses the core code in SRTS but the sub parts and XML structure is mine. Art, balance, visual effect, and convenience features have been completely replaced, that's why it's incompatible.
- Combat Extended
My mod uses vanilla weapon settings.
Author: Azazellz


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SA must work to make govt more accountable
By Corruption Watch 11 Jan 2017, 11:03
By Fola Adeleke
First published on The Conversation
The South African government completed its term as lead-chair of the Open Government Partnership (OGP) in December 2016. The partnership is an international initiative formed by eight countries in 2011 that has grown to 75 members. Its aim is to improve public sector governance and encourage civil society participation in making governments more accountable and responsive to citizens.
South Africa is one of the founding members, as are Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, Norway, the Philippines, the UK and the US. Nigeria is the most recent African country to sign up.
Countries are invited to join if they meet the minimum eligibility criteria. These include a framework on open budgets, a law on access to information, public asset disclosure rules and basic protections for human rights.
Member countries are required to develop national action plans that are implemented in a two-year cycle. They are expected to submit self-assessment reports within the period. In addition, the partnership secretariat appoints a country researcher who consults with government and civil society organisations to monitor the implementation of the plans and develops both a mid-term and end of term assessment reports. Ultimately, the OGP provides an international platform for change agents at a country level both within and outside government to make government open, accountable and responsive to citizens.
South Africa has just been given an end of term report for its recently concluded two-year action plan. The report, released in December 2016, shows that it failed to meet key targets it set at the beginning of the process. But it also shows improvements in some areas.
Why people's involvement matters
During South Africa's two-year leadership the partnership hosted the Africa regional meeting focused on using open government for sustainable development in Africa.
This was significant because 2016 signalled the beginning of the implementation of the United Nation's sustainable development goals (SDGs). The goals are premised on the idea of partnerships for development. This includes the establishment of a collaborative platform that involves various stakeholders to ensure that marginalised people have a voice in determining priority areas to achieve the goal of poverty eradication.
Recent events in South Africa make it clear how urgently this ideal must be realised.
During 2016 the country was characterised by protests over the delivery of basic services and higher education fees. These distress calls came against a backdrop of growing concern about "state capture" – the diversion of state resources to benefit an already privileged elite. The problem of state capture shows a public accountability deficit which the partnership aims to address.
South Africa's end of term report highlights the country's accountability challenges. This is particularly true in relation to its failure to implement and mainstream public service anti-corruption laws. The report shows that the country failed to fully complete any of its seven commitments. These were the establishment of:
an accountability/consequences management framework,
service delivery improvement forums,
platform for citizen participation in government,
environmental management information portal,
online crowd sourcing tool on data conservation,
schools connectivity project, and
a service rights and responsibilities campaign.
The report also shows that, contrary to agreement, the government didn't formally establish a forum to involve civil society organisations in the partnership process. It still has to set up a joint mechanism to monitor the implementation of government's commitments.
Transparency may not do much to reverse the disconcerting rise in corruption in both the public and private sectors. But it is a good starting point in promoting public integrity and accountability.
South Africa cannot continue to place the burden of holding the government accountable on just the media and brave whistle blowers.
These shortcomings not withstanding, it was not all doom and gloom.
The government must be applauded for setting up a citizen-based pilot monitoring programme. This was set up to collect community feedback on public services.
What needs to be done
It is important that the lessons of the previous action plan be heeded as South Africa embarks on a new two-year national action plan. The focus here will be to link its partnership commitments with its development goals.
South Africa is now on its third two-year action plan which will run from 2016 to 2018. It includes a commitment – introduced by civil society – to establish community advice offices to promote access to justice. This fits in with goal 16 of the SDGs – to promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions.
Other commitments include citizen-based monitoring of service delivery projects and increasing public participation in government planning and budget processes. Another is to increase the level of civic participation in the provision of basic services.
These commitments require the sustained involvement of civil society. It is high time the South African government established a permanent dialogue mechanism that treats civil society bodies as equal partners. It also needs to develop ways of working more collaboratively so that it can make government work for all citizens.
It's clear that the South African government recognises the importance of partnerships with civil society. But it stands accused of paying lip service to the idea of inclusivity. Indeed, the shrinking space for civil society in governance that is seen around the world is also evident in South Africa. The country's civil society organisations are not seen as equal partners when it comes to accountability and governance.
For their part, South Africans need to re-imagine the role of civil society in the governance of their public services and management of their public resources. The partnership initiative offers that platform. But it needs to be implemented effectively and in the spirit of participation by ordinary people.
• Fola Adeleke is the Open Government Partnership country researcher for South Africa and the head of research at the South African Human Rights Commission. He writes in his personal capacity.
• Image by Naoyuki Yamagishi.
Tags: civil society, Open Government Partnership, Sustainable Development Goals, OPG, Corruption Watch, corruption, accountability
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Q: How to Start a Java MVC Application With a Swing GUI Let us assume we have a simple Java MVC Application with the classes Model, View and Controller. The View class directly inherits from JFrame. As in a classic MVC setup, the view has a reference to the model and the controller has a reference to the view and to the model.
As I just learnt, all GUI-related stuff should be wrapped in a SwingUtilities.invokeLater or something similar. Now what is the right way to initialise/start this application? I think the creation of the model and the controller should not be inside of the EDT, right? So I would come up with something like this:
final Model model = new Model();
SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
    @Override
    public void run() {
        final View view = new View(model);
        new Thread(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                new Controller(model, view);
            }
        }).start();
    }
});

Is this the correct way and a good idea or are there better possibilities?
EDIT:
As correctly stated by @trashgod, a related example is examined here. Then I extend my question: What is basically done there is the following:
SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
    @Override
    public void run() {
        Model model = new Model();
        View view = new View(model);
        new Controller(model, view);
    }
});

But isn't it wrong to run the whole application in the EDT?

A: All the code that creates or interacts with Swing components must run on the event dispatch thread. So the second form of your code, that is the bellow code is correct.
`SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
        @Override
    public void run() {
        Model model = new Model();
        View view = new View(model);
        new Controller(model, view);
    }
});`

The reason for all UI code that must run through EDT or worker thread is to avoid Multithreaded problem. You may see many swing programs may not init code in EDT. This is perfectly ok. But when your swing gets complecated, then there is probability for error. my self in simple swing apps lanching from main thread, i did not face dead locks are race conditions. Quick tasks uses EDT and long running tasks uses worker threads.
Here is link on multithreaded problem on ui
Please let me know if i went wrong

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For three generations the Maculan family has been selecting and vinifying the best grapes in Breganze, an enchanting village at the foot of the Alps in Italy's Veneto region. While the surrounding mountains protect the area from cold winds, creating a perfect microclimate for the cultivation of wine grapes, it is Fausto Maculan's drive and commitment that sets these wines apart and distinguishes Maculan as an innovative, dynamic winery. Continually at the forefront of any dessert wine discussion, Fausto Maculan has received numerous accolades from the world's most esteemed wine critics.
Dindarello is pale lemon yellow in color and offers intensely aromatic notes of ripe citrus fruits, honey, and orange blossoms that are so classically identified with Moscato. It is sweet, balanced, and full-bodied on the palate, yet simultaneously fresh and lively with a long and persistent finish.
Wine Spectator 89"This balanced red is medium-bodied and bright, with chewy tannins and a pleasing mix of ripe red currant, bay leaf, ground white pepper and orange zest flavors."
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The cast of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (BBAJ), a rock-themed musical based on 19th century history in the U.S., end their Sunday production with an empowering pose. BBAJ was performed at the Experimental Theatre of the Valley Performing Arts Center and will be running until Sept. 29. Photo credit: John Saringo-Rodriguez / Photo Editor
CSUN's production of "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" sold out last weekend. The show took place Friday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets ranged from $20 for the general public, to $15 for students with a valid CSUN I.D.
Garry Lennon, theater department professor and chair, directed the show alongside musical director Philip Matthew Park.
"I think this is a really great cast and I think that this is really specifically our production. In (many) cases, we made our own choices that made the play really (fit) CSUN," Lennon said. "I think (this) is good. The show relates more to our students and our interpretation of it."
"Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" is a historical, comedic and satirical musical that evaluates the life of the United States' 7th president.
The Daily Sundial sat down with a few of the cast members from "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" and asked them about their experiences during the production.
Q: Describe your character for us.
A: I'm Andrew Jackson, and I am not necessarily the focal point of the show but I am in it all the time. Andrew Jackson is [the] President of our fine country and he is the one that really did come up with the democratic system of our country. It used to be passed down generationally…and was kind of an inside job until he came. He really was the people's president [and] he took the world by storm. It's kind of incredible.
Q: Would you say Andrew Jackson was a little violent?
A: Uh, yeah (smiles). He is probably by far the most crazy president we have had. He didn't take shit. He was known to actually duel while he was president, pistol duel. There are about 13 recorded duels, none of which he lost. One [pistol duel] he took a hit to the shoulder but he kind of brushed it off and proceeded to win. He was the first president to use his veto power. So, he really didn't take anybody's mess, and he really did do what he thought the people wanted and what he thought was right regardless of all the opposition that he [faced].
Q: What challenges did you face having to play Andrew Jackson?
A: Really delving into his persona, if that makes sense. I don't consider myself an angry person, I consider myself a very nice person. Bleeding [cutting] yourself is a very strange concept. Especially the feeling of that cold metal on your skin, it makes you tingle a little bit. It is a little weird but it was a common thing at that time. It was strange finding a connection [and] an arousal to that sort of thing.
Q: What was your favorite musical number to perform?
A: I think "Rockstar". Just because it's all that energy in the middle, it's a ball, you can't stop it. And quite frankly, I get to play with the audience so that's fun.
Q: Name one of your favorite characters to work with?
A: I'd have to say one of my favorite characters to work with is definitely between Black Fox and my partner, Rachel. I'll pick Black Fox because those scenes are really interesting and there's a lot of depth in them. Initially there (doesn't seem) to be a lot of depth in them. But then as the show goes on, especially in that last scene, it is kind of heavy and there are a lot of levels to play.
A: Amy is the youngest in her family and she is like the wild child. She has no filter (and) she'll go out and make out with a girl or cuss just for the hell of it. She's not very bright. So that's what I think of Amy.
Q: What was it like being Amy?
A: Uh, fairly easy. (laughs) Nah, I'm kidding. It was really cool because I am a very serious person. I am very much a perfectionist and detail oriented. So it was really great to be in the show and to let it all out, [to] let the energy burst out of me and let myself be totally in the moment. It was very fun."
Q: What was your favorite musical number in the show?
A: Probably "Rockstar". The musical number where Andrew Jackson and the lead singer at that point are like rockin' out and the chorus comes together and they're like "why don't you just shoot me in the head!" It's the [song] that has the most energy in it and I feel like I just get to let loose. "Populism" and "Rockstar" are my favorite ones.
Q: What character did you play?
A: I play various characters. However the main character I played was Henry Clay. He was the evil villainous senator.
Q: Do you have a favorite musical selection?
A: I'd say my favorite is "I'm Not That Guy" because it kind of gets the feel of the show, how we want the audience to feel, and how Andrew Jackson is feeling at that current moment. It tells more of a story. It's when we come out with all of the guns and we're hittin' it (does a silly dance move).
Q: Did you face any challenges trying to embody these different characters?
A: Yes, I did. Man, I played eight characters throughout the show, so constantly remembering which character I am is hard in its own right. But the challenge that I found was trying to distinguish a West Virginia accent from Henry Clay, and a Tennessee accent from everyone else I play in the show. It's weird [because] they're both similar, so I just tried to find the difference between the two.
Q: Do you sing?
A: I do sing. I have sung my entire life. I started in the church singing gospel music, which kind of led to me doing musicals, which eventually led to me doing straight plays, which eventually led to me doing commercials, which eventually led to me being here where I am right now. So singing started it all.
"Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" will be performed this week starting Tuesday afternoon to Sunday afternoon at the Experimental Theatre in VPAC.
Jared Tkocz, 21, theatre major, played the role of Andrew Jackson (Right). Carino Sapiro, 21, theatre major, was ensemble. When asked what Tkocz thought about his role, he said, "I realize now how deep and interesting [Andrew Jackson] was and how he felt he was between a rock and a hard place." Photo credit: John Saringo-Rodriguez / Photo Editor
The actors apply their makeup and put on their costumes in their dressing rooms. Theatre majors, Daniel Guerrero, 25, played the role of John C. Calhoun (Left), and Logan Allison, 20, played the role of James Monroe (Right). Photo credit: John Saringo-Rodriguez / Photo Editor
The actors touched up their makeup for a photo shoot that took place after the play. Theatre major, Brooke Van Grinsven, 20, played the role of Rachel, Jackson's wife. Photo credit: John Saringo-Rodriguez / Photo Editor
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Understanding the Experiences of Latino Medical Students in a Learning Medical Environment
Leslie García, Portland State UniversityFollow
Portland State University. Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
Term of Graduation
Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Leadership: Postsecondary Education
10.15760/etd.8118
1 online resource (vii, 230 pages)
Very little is known about the experiences and perceptions of underrepresented minority (URiM) medical students in the U.S. allopathic medical schools. (Najibi, et al., 2019; Weiss et al., 2021). The limited literature posits URiMs experience more adverse experiences in the learning environment and have different learning outcomes in comparison to their White peer counterparts (Orom, et al., 2013). Latino medical students represent 7.1% of all entering medical students across all U.S. medical schools (AAMC, 2021) students across all U.S. medical schools while they represent the largest ethnic minority in the United States (U.S. Census Bureau, 2020.) within parity lack representation among the physician workforce. There is a dearth of knowledge of what factors contribute to the success of Latino medical students progressing in medical school, as well as learning what factors serve as barriers in their learning environment (Soto et al., 2022). Using a case study approach, in-depth phenomenologically multi-case interviews (Seidman, 2006) was used to investigate the cuentos and counterstories (Delgado, 1989; Solórzano, 2007; Yosso, 1995) and to learn of the facilitators and barriers Latino medical students experience during their journey at the Pacific University Northwest Medical University (PNWMU). The theoretical framework of Critical Race Theory (CRT) was applied as a centered conceptual framework (Ladson-Billings & Tate 1995) and extension of Latino Critical Race Theory (LatCrit) (Solórzano & Yosso (2001) was applied to this study. Findings revealed two main themes serving as barriers and one main theme was identified as a facilitator to assist with the navigation during the medical education journey of eight Latino medical students. Findings provide new insights of the Latino medical student journey in a medical school learning environment. Recommendations are made to ensure the learning environment is addressed to mitigate and eliminate barriers, biases, and provide resources to Latino medical students.
© 2022 Leslie García
García, Leslie, "Understanding the Experiences of Latino Medical Students in a Learning Medical Environment" (2023). Dissertations and Theses. Paper 6259.
https://doi.org/10.15760/etd.8118
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This is the first book on Alexander's technique. It was first published in 1910. It was followed by the booklet "Man's Supreme Inheritance Addenda" (1911) and a small book "Conscious Control" (1912) and all three were revised and enlarged for the 1918 edition. The present edition consists of Alexander's authorized 1946 edition with additional material from earlier editions.
It contains two prefaces by Alexander, an introduction by John Dewey, and the section "To My Reader" with appreciations which were included in the 1918 Methuen edition but accidentally left out of later editions.
Ten appendices contain further material which was omitted from earlier editions, reviews of the 1910 and the 1918 editions, extracts from reviews, a printing history and a text comparison table of the 1910, 1912 and the 1918 editions. As well as the original photographs the book contains additional illustrations. Foreword by Walter Carrington.
Author/Editor F. Matthias Alexander. Edited by Jean M. O. Fischer.
Binding. Pages. Year. Paperback. 250 pages. 1996.
Size 231 x 154 mm.
Errata Errata to 1996 edition (corrected in reprint of December 2002): Page ix, last paragraph. Insert full stop after "Inheritance." After full stop read "In 1918 it was subtitled ... " etc. Page 195, title: for "Practice of New Method" read "Practice of a New Method". Page 236, table "Changes", re "Introductory by Dewey": for "Unchanged" read "New". Page 237, table "Changes", re Part 2: for "pahmplet" read "pamphlet". Page 238, table "Changes", 3rd line: for "postion" read "position". Page 250, 3rd paragraph: for "in detailed" read "in detail".
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Alexander's second book on his technique, first published in 1923. The present edition consists of A..


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LaShonda Was Here
(Source: Twitter)
Words by David Thomas
I don't know how to write this piece. All I know is that it sucks. LaShonda Lester passed away last week and it's heartbreaking. It's heartbreaking for her husband, her son and everyone who was close enough to call her "Shondee."
And though they'll never know, it sucks for the rest of the country. Two weeks before she would have undoubtedly set the world on fire on her first Comedy Central special, she lost a fight with kidney disease. It ain't fair. I don't know why people like LaShonda – these brilliant flashes of light – the ones who catch us and leave us stunned – are only destined to be on earth for to short a time.
She was funny and genuine and left nothing on the table. Yet, on stage, she almost came off as naive. Like, "Oops… how did I end up in the Rio Grande Valley doing comedy in front of cartel members?" "Now how did I end up at a seedy hotel talking to a madam who's buck-ass naked? Who knows, but let's see where this goes." Those bits and stories helped her earn the title of 2016 Funniest Person in Austin. They were great. I'll miss them, and the cool chick who lived them.
(Source: Austin Chronicle)
I type this through bleary eyes, and I only knew her casually. I can't begin to imagine the sadness of her loved ones and friends. Our collective hearts here at Comedy Wham go out to all of you. Comedian/rapper/sketch writer, Kat Ramzinski, was close friends with LaShonda and she has many great stories about the Kitten from Murder Mitten. Here's an abridged one:
"This is one of my favorites. (I know it's long, I type how I talk…way too much info and backstory but fuck it, it's my story and I talk a shitload, so my bad, just hear me out.)
First, you need to know what "Marking out" means. If you are a wrestling fan, skip this part, you get it. If you are not a fan of pro-wrestling, that's okay. Marking out* simply means being a fan…but like a super fan.
Why do they call it a "Mark"? I don't know. Probably cuz some ding dong named Mark who got too excited at the Undertaker. I should find out actually.
So why is this important? I was a Mark for my friend Lashonda. And no, this isn't a metaphor, because if you didn't know this about Shonda, brace yourself… Your girl used to work in professional wrestling.
Oh yeah, and while that might not seem like a big deal to some folks, I remember the first time I mentioned the name Bubba Ray Dudley (of the infamous Dudley Boys, circa ECW/WWE-present). Her response, "I knew him. He had a big ass crush on me."
WHAT????
Oh yeah, and she wasn't havin' it apparently. When I asked her if she ever had any interest in going to "Dudleyville" she responded with a big fat, "Yeah right, he wishes." She then went on to tell me what she knew as she name dropped Paul Heyman, Beaulah Magillicutti, and Tommy Dreamer, all quite synonymous with ECW hardcore wrestling superstars. At at the time, it was still a local, albeit massive, promotion at the Philly Bingo Halls and NYC/Detroit wrestling circuit. Lashonda herself, knew all of these wrestlers and performers that I grew up obsessed with. She knew them personally. They had crushes on her.
I harassed her about this CONSTANTLY. Sometimes I introduced her at shows as Miss Electricity… she hated it, lol!
She was kind of weird about talking about her wrestling background, because of all the "Shady Shit" that went on in the pro-wrestling circuit – how corrupt it could get in a world where people actually made each other bleed. It was hardcore. Back then there was no women's revolution, and behind the scenes she said it got kind of sad to see. She never had a desire to delve any deeper than a few valet runs and some dirt sheet commandeering. Shondee liked talking about fond memories, not the bummer stuff, which seemed to overwhelm that scene. She said her favorite parts of it all were going to shows with her homie Tony at the classic ECW venues. She didn't really ever have much to say beyond that as far as juicy deets on the business go. Sometimes she would crack and give me a good nugget of old-school gossip that would get me all marked out all over the place. She never thought it was that big of a deal. As far as I was concerned, she was my Miss Elizabeth Turnt UP!
First, you need to know that she was a valet for a duo called the Cold Brothers who wrestled out of the ICW promotion in the Detroit/Canadian territories, and acted as a fill in valet, last minute. When they needed a badass to take them to the ring and get the crowd pumped, Shondee was there to help. A valet, is like a hype man or manager for the wrestlers. Her team comprised of two beefcakes that went by "Ice Cold" and "Stone Cold", not the Texas Rattlesnake, but a Kazarian/Christopher Daniels type of duo that worked the indie circuit in the Detroit and Canadian territories well into the early 2000's, before the attitude era took hold of the beloved Stone Cold* moniker. God, that's so cool to me.
She also ran a wrestling hotline aka, "Dirt sheet", where she kept in-depth and up-to-date info on the matches that came through various territories. Spoilers, because back in the nineties, unless you were there live, you weren't going to find out shit about a show until it aired on TV, or you bought the tapes later when they came out. When I found this out, she went from my Miss Elizabeth to the lady Meltzer of the D in my eyes. She was not just a valet, she was the guy behind the guy now as far as I was concerned. Shondee knew who won, how they won, and who was injured before the rest of the wrestling fans. Her job was to make sure she got that info out. That made her a fixture in the wrestling community for a couple of years, and because of this she met people like Sexton Hardcastle (Who you may now know as Edge, the Rated R Superstar.) She regularly attended wrestling shows in the peak of the ECW hardcore era. This information was like a drug to me, and I was begging for more – like a damn Mark.
One day, she drops by to bring me corned beef, which she forgot thank goodness because I have no idea how to cook corned beef, and I happened to be watching ECW. (I planned this so that it would force her to tell me wrestling stories because I'm evil and sneaky). She sits down and says, "How the hell you watchin' this???"
I tell her we have the WWE Network. She scrolls through and says, "Vince Macmahon got his own Youtube now??? DAMN! WAIT. Is this old ECW??"
"Yup". (At this point I'm a pig in shit I'm so happy she is taking the bait.)
"I think I'm in some of these crowds, is this the nineties??"
"Yup…do you want to see? I bet we can find you?" I ask.
She says yes, but we have to find a specific event. She is wearing a lime green jumpsuit and was pretty tipsy that day, she explains. She should be somewhere in front she says. She also said she had sunglasses on for at least half of it, and know for sure she fell asleep at some point. A "Fat ass dude who was scary" won the headlining match of the night she said. Those were our clues. It was sometime between 95 and 2000 she said. No problem, I can work with that.
After two hours of scrolling through, watching Shane Douglas, Sandman's drunk ass, and Sabu brutalizing his body, we spot Bam Bam Bigelow. She stops me.
"There. THERE I AM!!!!! OH MY GOD GIRL!!!! LOOK AT ME!!!"
(Source: Kat Ramzinski)
She points to the screen, and I laugh so hard.
There she is, sitting right there with her buddy Tony as Bam Bam Bigelow destroys his opponent for a title shot, with a crowd going absolutely insane at a historic hardcore matchup. It's Shondee. Sitting in a lime green jumpsuit. Possibly asleep. At one point later in the match she is wearing sunglasses indoors with a big ass cup, looking completely unamused, as people continue to freak out around her. You can spot her pretty well considering this was a 1997 November to Remember PPV we are watching. The match in question is actually a flashback to a previous match, where Bam Bam took the title, as Lashonda sat, in her green jumpsuit."
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I guess that last article is not going to be the only piece of Ninja Turtle movie news I'll post today. THIS JUST IN(I've always wanted to say that), Michael Bay has finally responded to the rumored leaked script from his upcoming reboot of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise.
The leaked script for Ninja Turtles that different sites continue to comment on was written well before I, or anyone at Platinum Dunes, was involved with the project.
That script saw the shredder a long time ago.
This is tired, old news — Wait for the movie!
While some might find comfort in that statement here's an interesting note, the script was dated on "January 30th, 2012." Michael Bay and his production company Platinum Dunes joined the project all the way back in 2010. Also, it was only a few months ago when word got out that the production on Bay's Ninja Turtles had been shut down.
Maybe Michael Bay is telling the truth? Maybe it is an old script? Like he literally just put the script in his paper shredder as he released this statement old. Either way, he confirms that script is legit and the script does fit Bay's MO.
Literally an hour ago, we posted the news that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles co-creator Peter Laird read the leaked script and was not too enthusiastic about the project.
I think the script that I read is so fundamentally flawed, and — more to the point — so NOT a Teenage Mutant NInja Turtles movie, that trying to make piecemeal changes to it in an effort to make it into something halfway decent is probably a fool's errand.
Apparently, Paramount Pictures thought the same thing. Which is why they pushed the release all the back to 2014. Let's hope this film just fades away like a bad dream.


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package com.google.security.zynamics.reil.translators.x86;

import com.google.security.zynamics.reil.OperandSize;
import com.google.security.zynamics.reil.ReilHelpers;
import com.google.security.zynamics.reil.ReilInstruction;
import com.google.security.zynamics.reil.translators.IInstructionTranslator;
import com.google.security.zynamics.reil.translators.ITranslationEnvironment;
import com.google.security.zynamics.reil.translators.InternalTranslationException;
import com.google.security.zynamics.reil.translators.TranslationHelpers;
import com.google.security.zynamics.reil.translators.TranslationResult;
import com.google.security.zynamics.zylib.disassembly.IInstruction;
import com.google.security.zynamics.zylib.disassembly.IOperandTree;
import com.google.security.zynamics.zylib.general.Pair;

import java.util.List;

/**
 * Translates IDIV instructions to REIL code.
 */
public class IdivTranslator implements IInstructionTranslator {

  /**
   * Translates a IDIV instruction to REIL code.
   *
   * @param environment A valid translation environment.
   * @param instruction The IDIV instruction to translate.
   * @param instructions The generated REIL code will be added to this list
   *
   * @throws InternalTranslationException if any of the arguments are null the passed instruction is
   *         not an IDIV instruction
   */
  @Override
  public void translate(final ITranslationEnvironment environment, final IInstruction instruction,
      final List<ReilInstruction> instructions) throws InternalTranslationException {
    TranslationHelpers.checkTranslationArguments(environment, instruction, instructions, "idiv");

    if (instruction.getOperands().size() != 1) {
      throw new InternalTranslationException(
          "Error: Argument instruction is not a idiv instruction (invalid number of operands)");
    }

    final List<? extends IOperandTree> operands = instruction.getOperands();

    final IOperandTree divisorOperand = operands.get(0);

    final long baseOffset = instruction.getAddress().toLong() * 0x100;
    long offset = baseOffset;

    final OperandSize size = Helpers.getOperandSize(operands.get(0));

    // Load the dividend
    final TranslationResult resultDividend = Helpers.loadFirstDivOperand(environment, offset, size);
    instructions.addAll(resultDividend.getInstructions());

    // Adjust the offset of the next REIL instruction.
    offset = baseOffset + instructions.size();

    final String dividend = resultDividend.getRegister();

    // Load the divisor
    final TranslationResult resultDivisor =
        Helpers.translateOperand(environment, offset, divisorOperand, true);
    instructions.addAll(resultDivisor.getInstructions());

    // Adjust the offset of the next REIL instruction.
    offset = baseOffset + instructions.size();

    final String divisor = resultDivisor.getRegister();

    // Here's how to express signed division using unsigned division:
    // 1. Get the absolute value of both operands
    // 2. Divide unsigned
    // 3. Change the sign of the result if the signs of the operands were different

    // Get the absolute value of the two factors for unsigned multiplication
    final Pair<String, String> absDividend =
        Helpers.generateAbs(environment, offset, dividend, size, instructions);

    // Adjust the offset of the next REIL instruction.
    offset = baseOffset + instructions.size();

    final Pair<String, String> absDivisor =
        Helpers.generateAbs(environment, offset, divisor, size, instructions);

    // Adjust the offset of the next REIL instruction.
    offset = baseOffset + instructions.size();

    // Perform division and modulo operation
    final String divResult = environment.getNextVariableString();
    final String modResult = environment.getNextVariableString();

    instructions.add(ReilHelpers.createDiv(offset, size, absDividend.second(), size,
        absDivisor.second(), size, divResult));
    instructions.add(ReilHelpers.createMod(offset + 1, size, absDividend.second(), size,
        absDivisor.second(), size, modResult));

    // Find out if the two operands had different signs and create a sign mask
    final String xoredSigns = environment.getNextVariableString();
    final String toggleMask = environment.getNextVariableString();

    instructions.add(ReilHelpers.createXor(offset + 2, size, absDividend.first(), size,
        absDividend.second(), size, xoredSigns));
    instructions.add(ReilHelpers.createSub(offset + 3, size, "0", size, xoredSigns, size,
        toggleMask));

    // Adjust the div result
    final String decDivResult = environment.getNextVariableString();
    final String realDivResult = environment.getNextVariableString();

    instructions.add(ReilHelpers.createSub(offset + 4, size, divResult, size, xoredSigns, size,
        decDivResult));
    instructions.add(ReilHelpers.createXor(offset + 5, size, decDivResult, size, toggleMask, size,
        realDivResult));

    // Adjust the mod result (the sign of the mod result is the sign of the first operand)
    final String modToggleMask = environment.getNextVariableString();
    final String decModResult = environment.getNextVariableString();
    final String realModResult = environment.getNextVariableString();

    instructions.add(ReilHelpers.createSub(offset + 6, size, "0", size, absDividend.first(), size,
        modToggleMask));

    instructions.add(ReilHelpers.createSub(offset + 7, size, modResult, size, absDividend.first(),
        size, decModResult));
    instructions.add(ReilHelpers.createXor(offset + 8, size, decModResult, size, modToggleMask,
        size, realModResult));

    // Write the result back and set the flags
    instructions.addAll(Helpers.writeDivResult(environment, offset + 9, realDivResult,
        realModResult, size));
  }

}

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A London bar is selling a £100 cocktail that takes 30 minutes to make and is served with gold leaves and edible diamonds
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The weirdest bars we came across in London in 2017 — from an adult ball pit to a fake prison
These include a Breaking Bad-themed bar, an adult ball pit, a spy-themed bar, a fake prison, a bar with a cherry blossom ceiling, and a rooftop ice rink.
WW2 UK codebreaking centre Bletchley Park is being turned into a cybersecurity school
Spies working at the Park cracked the ENIGMA code and helped defeat the Nazis in the 1940s.


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Alissa Cordner is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Whitman College, where she teaches Sociology and Environmental Studies courses. Her research interests include environmental sociology, environmental health and justice, risk and disasters, science and knowledge, social movements, and policy and participation. She received her Ph.D. in sociology from Brown University.
Her 2016 book Toxic Safety: Flame Retardants, Scientific Controversies, and Environmental Health (Columbia University Press) examines the sociological aspects of risk assessment in industry, regulation, research, and activism. It received the 2018 Schnaiberg Award from the Environmental Sociology section of the American Sociological Association, recognizing a book that makes an outstanding contribution to the discipline. Her work has been published in leading sociology, environmental studies, and science and technology studies journals, including the American Journal of Sociology, Environmental Sociology, Science, Technology & Human Values, the Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences, Social Science & Medicine, Environmental Science & Technology, Social Studies of Science, and Sociological Forum.
Dr. Cordner has conducted extensive research on the regulation, research, and activism related to industrial chemicals, and is currently studying the sociological aspects of wildfire risk management in the Northwest.


As news spread around the lands of Oberin regarding the pilgrimage of the disciples, the young ranger decided to make a pilgrimage of her own. Starting from Brigobaen, she followed the footsteps of many taken before her. It would be a great opportunity to work on her tracking. Road to road, she followed the trail with little difficulty. Along the way, she found a few goodies - a gray robe of protection, and a blue rose.
As she approached Welif, she began to hear the sounds of people chatting.
Suddenly, she was engulfed in the crowd of disciples. A bit overwhelmed by the size of the gathering, she decided to people watch from afar. Exhausted from the trek, she sat with her back against a tree - and soon begun to be lulled by the soft sounds of people buzzing nearby.
Jolted awake by the sound of swords and daggers clashing, the ranger ran toward the commotion. She readied her bow, and shot at the brigands. Suscane appeared and disappeared, while dealing heavy damage to the brigands. As they were being brought down, the ranger found herself thrown into a plethora of pixies. Being so young, she was no match for the pixies magic, and ultimately fell to them. Once the reinforcements (Jedd, Shivani, Varto, Laricen, Matthias and Yendu) arrived, the pixies and brigands were taken care of with ease.
The group located the brigand camp which contained nothing too unusual, only a note that read, "Rob those cleric fools!"
The ranger decided it would be best to stay in Welif and continue following the pilgrimage.