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Water shortages threaten electricity generation, study warns
Adaption measures are urgently needed to stop power plants around the world being crippled by droughts caused by global warming, new research suggests.
The study, which was published in the journal Nature Climate Change, was authored by Michelle TH van Vliet, Sylvain Leduc, David Wiberg, and Keywan Riahi of Wageningen University and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis. It asserts that hydropower and thermoelectric power currently generates 98% of global electricity and that both strongly depend on water availability to function. This leaves them extremely vulnerable to expected shortages due to climate change.
Lower river levels and warmer water temperatures could cause 61-74% of hydroelectric plants, which rely on water to drive turbines, to see a significant reduction in capacity. For fossil-, nuclear- and biomass-fuelled power plants, where water is required as a cooling agent, the number seeing a reduction in capacity could be as high as 86%, the study suggests.
The demand for water for power generation is expected to double over the next 40 years; however, as global weather patterns shift, regions such as South America − where hydropower provides nearly two-thirds of electricity − will face severe water shortages over the same period.
A 10% increase in efficiency in hydropower plants is needed to offset these changes, according to the report, and adaption options needed to be included in current planning designs. Thermo-electric plants need to convert to seawater or dry air cooling, while coal-fired plants − which use the most water − should be phased out in favour of gas-fired plants, the study advises.
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We aren't often treated to biographies of folk musicians. Perhaps it's the idea that the songs are the stars, the singers largely anonymous 'folk' who wouldn't necessarily make interesting subjects. Maybe it's just thought that the audience isn't there. Either way, Sophie Parkes' Wayward Daughter: An Official Biography of Eliza Carthy is a welcome exception to the rule.
While she is, of course, an excellent musician and singer, Eliza Carthy is rather more than that. She's certainly not anonymous, for a start; her parentage has put her in an intriguing position, bringing with it interesting opportunities, but unique pressures too. She has responded with a fascinating, varied musical career, packed with twists, turns and collaborations. And she's also proven an unconventional, thoughtful and outspoken figure; offering intelligent commentary on subjects from folk snobbery to the concept of Englishness, too. Perfect fodder for a biography, then.
Parkes does not disappoint. Wayward Daughter offers a fascinating, diligently researched and well written take on Carthy's life story so far. We are taken from the building of the family homes near Robin Hood's Bay before Eliza's birth, through childhood stories, first musical forays, heartbreak, career and motherhood to current and even future musical projects.
The official nature of the book means Parkes has had full access to her subject, and her interviews with the likes of Norma Waterson, Martin Carthy, Jon Boden and Nancy Kerr are revealing and often surprising. And she's done the job thoroughly, too, even visiting Eliza's school to catch up with an old music teacher, who offers some interesting insight into the talented but occasionally "infuriating" pupil, who would sometimes improvise harmonies in the school choir.
The book is packed with stories that illuminate Eliza's career and allow the reader to see her work in a different light. It's a surprise, for example, to learn of Carthy's difficulties making friends at school, while some eyebrow-raising stories of her time signed to Warners make some of the major-label unhappiness voiced on 2008's Dreams of Breathing Underwater much easier to understand. Stories of her bond with her family are more expected, but still make for heartwarming reading. Elsewhere, the tale of Carthy's first Mercury Music Prize nomination is a hilarious one, while some outrageous – rather unpleasant – behaviour on the part of Joan Baez is revealed, too.
While Parkes (a self-confessed Eliza fan) tends towards an uncritical view of Carthy's work, and is perhaps a little over-keen to use her Twitter as a source, she is confident enough to mix up the order in which she tells the story, and to devote some time looking to the future as well – Carthy is only 36, after all – in a slightly rambly, but nonetheless absorbing final chapter. An epilogue in which a variety of Carthy's Facebook fans answer a questionnaire could be a tiresome exercise in the lavishing of praise, but instead serves to remind the reader of the varied, rather wonderful effect she has had on a wide range of music fans, from a "proud beard owner" to an "Eliza virgin".
Good presentation and the inclusion of some lovely, previously unseen photographs are the icing on the cake. Wayward Daughter is a great read, and should inspire further interest in this singular, inspiring musician. Highly recommended.
Wayward Daughter: An Official Biography of Eliza Carthy by Sophie Parkes is out now, published by Soundcheck Books. You can buy it on Amazon.co.uk here, or plenty of other places, I'm sure.


Are "applications" to film festivals newsworthy?
I read an article on Interaksyon.com reporting that the filmmakers of "Ekstra" submitted their movie to the Cannes Film Festival hoping that their movie will get its world premiere there.
My knee-jerk reaction to the title of the article "Vilma Santos' indie film 'Ekstra' submitted to Cannes filmfest for consideration" was of shock at the presumptuousness of the filmmakers. The saying, "Don't count your chicks before they hatch" has been redefined to another level. It's not the first time I encountered a filmmaker jumping the gun in assuming something.
But then after reading the article carefully, I realized I was wrong in my initial reaction. The filmmakers of "Ekstra" did not report or publicized their submission; it was the overeager and overzealous fans of Vilma Santos who did it. Then again maybe the filmmakers actually leaked it online. It's hard to tell. Either way it was unfortunate that the writer of the article thought the movie's application to the Cannes Film Festival was newsworthy.
I don't know if the writer of the article was aware of what he did but the optics of the article and the headline looks bad on the filmmakers of "Ekstra". The article makes the filmmakers' appear to be a bunch of presumptuous glory hounds. It's like someone bragging to the entire neighborhood that he applied for a job at a certain company and already considers his application as an achievement.
I mean, "Who does that in real life?" Normally, people would first make sure they got the job or achieved something before boasting about it. What happens if the movie doesn't get accepted? That definitely puts an egg on the faces of the filmmakers.
It reminded me of the time when I watched "Babae Sa Septic Tank" at the Vancouver Intl. Film Festival a couple years ago. The director, producer and lead actress, Eugene Domingo, was all there at the screening. Before a sold out theatre they were excited to introduce the movie. I think their excitement was too much that they ended up over hyping the movie before the show. Eugene Domingo was so giddy about the news that "Babae Sa Septic Tank" was selected as the Philippines' submission to the Academy Awards that she told the audience about it and made it sound like the movie was worthy to be nominated for the award.
She hyped it so much that by the time the movie started, people were expecting a movie that would blow them away. You can imagine the vibe in the theatre when the movie did not meet the audience's expectations. For me, the movie was OK. But it's not something I would brag about and say, "It's an Oscar worthy film".
Yes, it's nice to have ambition. But sometimes it is best to keep it to yourself. Don't promise more than you can provide. It's better to under-promise and over-deliver than to oversell and over-hype and then disappoint your customers or in this case; your audience.
I figured in the pursuit of exclusivity and the constant demand for content to fill the 24 hour news cycle; reporters now have become too quick to publish stories without first asking themselves if the news they're reporting is actually "newsworthy".
A movie winning an award at a film festival is newsworthy. A movie that gets accepted to screen or even participate in competition at an international film festival is newsworthy. But in my opinion, applying to an international film festival doesn't come close to being newsworthy.


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using NUnit.Framework;

using SensorThings.Client;
using SensorThings.Client.Extensions;
using SensorThings.Core;

namespace sensorthings_net_sdk.tests
{
    public class ObservationTests
    {
        private string server;
        private SensorThingsEntityHandler entityHandler;

        [SetUp]
        public void Initialize()
        {
            server = "http://scratchpad.sensorup.com/OGCSensorThings/v1.0/";
            entityHandler = new SensorThingsEntityHandler(server);
        }

        [Test]
        // ReSharper disable UnusedVariable
        public void GetObservationTest()
        {
            // act
            var observation = entityHandler.GetEntity<Observation>("2706628").Result;
            var datastreamResponse = observation.GetDatastream(entityHandler).Result;
            var foiResponse = observation.GetFeatureOfInterest(entityHandler).Result;

            // assert
            Assert.IsTrue(observation.Id == "2706628");
            Assert.IsTrue(observation.SelfLink == "http://scratchpad.sensorup.com/OGCSensorThings/v1.0/Observations(2706628)");
            Assert.IsTrue((string)observation.Result == "22");
            Assert.IsTrue(observation.DatastreamNavigationLink == "http://scratchpad.sensorup.com/OGCSensorThings/v1.0/Observations(2706628)/Datastream");
            Assert.IsTrue(observation.FeatureOfInterestNavigationLink == "http://scratchpad.sensorup.com/OGCSensorThings/v1.0/Observations(2706628)/FeatureOfInterest");
        }

        [Test]
        public void GetObservationCollectionTest()
        {
            // act
            var observations = entityHandler.SearchEntities<Observation>().Result;

            // assert
            Assert.IsTrue(observations.NextLink == "http://scratchpad.sensorup.com/OGCSensorThings/v1.0/Observations?$top=100&$skip=100");
            Assert.IsTrue(observations.Items.Count == 100);
        }
    }
}

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Scott Prior lives and works in Northampton, Massachusetts, where he has been a resident since 1971. Born in Exeter, New Hampshire, he received a BFA in printmaking from the University of Massachusetts in 1971. He has artwork in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the DeCordova Museum, the Danforth Museum, the New Britain Museum of American Art, the Rose Art Museum and other major public and private collections. He has shown extensively in one-person and group shows in the United States and abroad. In 2001 he had a mid-career retrospective at the DeCordova Museum. Scott Prior is represented by the Alpha Gallery in Boston and William Baczek Fine Arts in Northampton, MA.


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Page 147 - Thames does flow, And mark in every face I meet Marks of weakness, marks of woe. In every cry of every Man, In every Infant's cry of fear, In every voice, in every ban, The mind-forg'd manacles I hear: How the Chimney-sweeper's cry Every black'ning Church appalls, And the hapless Soldier's sigh Runs in blood down Palace walls; But most thro' midnight streets I hear How the youthful Harlot's curse Blasts the new born Infant's tear.
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I think that it's something Connie had been doing. Lothos could have known this and convinced Alia to do this as to not arouse suspicion. Besides, if Alia's objective was to wreck the marriage, then how would teaching Jimmy to read accomplish that?
It wasn't the reading lessons themselves that were significant it was about neglecting the marriage by occupying all of Connie's time and effort with them.
"Great. She remembers your article, but she forgets my lunch."
"I am trying to help Jimmy. It takes a lot of time and a lot of effort."
"Yeah, well, you're pushing him too hard."
"Did you read that stuff about the space program I gave you today?"
"Gemini VllI had to make an emergency landing. They had a problem with their thrusters."
"That's wonderful! Aren't you proud of him? All we have to do is push him a little more. He's great."
"Yeah, that's right, Connie. And he nearly drove a forklift off the pier today.
He could have killed himself. You know, you're pushing him too hard. You're trying to build up a false confidence."
"I'm sorry. I'm just trying to help."
"Just leave that to the doctor. Your job is supposed to be here taking care of the house. I mean, look at this place! It's a mess."
Well yes but assuming that Sam leaped in directly to counter Alia, the leap should never have happened in the first place, but we have to assume that Alia's refusal to shoot Sam didn't erase the previous two days, so that's still confusing.
I'm afraid I don't understand what you are arguing here.
All I can respond to is that it's unclear what exactly allowed the damage Alia did to be erased, so we can't assume anything.
I've been considering, was Sam, in fact, sent to counter Alia or perhaps to save her? Remember she was essentially a prisoner of her project, manipulated, tortured into being their puppet. Ergo, her situation was a wrong that needed righting and when their paths crossed, he brought her hope, a chance just as he does to anyone he encounters during a leap.
I know Alia was supposedly evil and was out to counter Sam's actions but do you think that Alia genuinely has feelings for Sam or was the whole thing set up from the beginning?
Her feelings for him were, in fact, genuine throughout and after the 'You're not evil Alia, whatever is jumping you around in time is' speech. That hope grew in her eyes the more he argued against Lothos, that she could take control and say 'no' to something she didn't want to do. He got through to her because that person that he described was the person she really wanted to be.
Also, consider that it's only after she's freed that he never encounters her again.
My theory about the origins of the Evil PQL may have something to do with the extra handlink left behind in "Leap Back".
This is my theory as well and that the cassette recording of Sam's sodium pentothal session in 'Starlight Starbright' was involved as well. That tape revealed PQL's clearance number.
Of course if the whole idea was to counter Project Quantum Leap, why did Zoe not know about Sam before that leap? Maybe Lothos knew but kept it secret.
Because Zoey had to request for Alia to go as the leaper in her place, I believe it's safe to say that she's merely an employee of the project it's creator's theoretical knowledge of Sam doesn't indicate that the employees are informed.
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I do believe that Ruby is pre-diabetic and is in danger of all of the health issues that you mentioned. I know first hand how serious this is because my father is a diabetic. Diabetes is a killer and the doctors are telling her what she needs to hear. My father is blind, can't walk anymore without assistance due to diabetic nueropathy. He also has chronic renal failure, high blood pressure, etc… you name it, he has it! All brought on my a poor diet and no exercise. Exercise is not just to look beautiful on the outside but to keep you beautiful on the inside as well. Cause lets face it folks, whats on the outside wont be worth a hill of beans if the inside fails you.
Erm, well, yes, I agree, being active and eating well is a must. I believe that if you don't have your health, you have nothing. However, when treated and monitored, Diabetes I don't believe is the death certificate some people think it is. Yes, the long term damage of long term neglect is really awful. No one needs to inform me about Diabetes, I know more than most people do about it. My mother has been a diabetic almost as long as I have been alive (and while she was pregnant with me), and my boyfriend is a diabetic. Anyway, I simply had no idea if she actually had health issues or not. I didn't watch the premier, and the website simply wasn't informative on that level. Sorry if that came across as defensive, but it should be put out there either way. My problems with the show still stand. I do, however, hope the show does some good.
The thing is, you can't tell a person's health status by looking at them. "pre" diabetic is a misnomer and a non-diagnosis, since it doesn't predict a damn thing. Many "pre-diabetic" people never get diabetes. The number one predictor of diabetes is genetics. And three out of four people who are labeled morbidly obese never get diabetes. So much for looking at people and determining their health status.
By the way, the only time in my life when I was able to cross my legs without pain is when I was inactive and starving myself. Even then, I had very large legs proportionally. I've got lipedema, so everywhere there is cellulitic fat stays big regardless of weight change.


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International delegation to the UK builds broad support for Coca-Cola Zero Rights campaign
An international IUF delegation highlighted the ongoing human rights attacks by Coca-Cola in Haiti, the Philippines, Indonesia, Ireland and the USA with activities in the UK and in Ireland in December.
In the UK the delegation outlined rights abuses by Coca-Cola at meetings at the UK's largest private sector union and IUF affiliate UNITE during its National Executive Committee meeting.
The delegation also met with the national trade union Centre the Trades Union Congress (TUC) and senior Coca-Cola union representatives.
Delegation meeting at the UK Trade Unions Congress
The delegation was hosted at the UK Labour Party headquarters where they described Coca-Cola's continued support for a legacy organization of the murderous Suharto regime in Indonesia.
UK Labour Party general secretary Jennie Formby (on right) welcomed the delegation and pledged ongoing support
Meetings were also held with UK student groups who agreed to monitor and support the campaign into 2019.
All UK organizations the delegation met pledged ongoing support to the campaign recognizing that Coca-Cola's unwillingness to remedy long-standing rights abuses meant the campaign would most likely have to stretch well into 2019 and possibly even beyond.
Indonesian delegation members at the UK Parliament
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Faslane under water?
IssueOctober - November 2021
Britain's coastal military nuclear infrastructure 'profoundly vulnerable to flooding'
01 Oct 2021 News by PN staff
Climate change could flood Faslane naval base, home to Britain's Trident nuclear missile submarine force. That's one conclusion of Climate Impact – UK Nuclear Military, a report released in September by the independent research institute, the Nuclear Consulting Group (NCG).
Climate Impact says that; 'Present UK coastal military nuclear infrastructure is profoundly vulnerable to flooding from sea-level rise, storm intensity and storm surge – with inland nuclear facilities also facing inundation and flooding.
'In other words, UK nuclear military bases are set to flood.'
Climate change is projected to lead to a rise in sea levels of over one metre during this century.
'Storm surge' is when the sea level rises during a storm. The Met Office says: 'The main cause of a storm surge is high winds pushing the seawater towards the coast, causing it to pile up there.'
The strong winds in a storm create large waves on top of the surge, increasing the risk of flooding.
So, there is the basic rise in sea levels because of the melting of polar ice caps; there is an additional rise in the sea level during a storm; climate change is making storms more frequent and more intense; there are also large waves in a storm on top of the storm surge itself.
The NCG report points out that the flooding risk is even greater when a storm hits at high tide.
The NCG quotes frightening remarks by the chair of the UK environment agency last November. Emma Howard Boyd said that, even if the UK reaches net zero by 2050, summer temperatures are set to be up to 7.4 °C hotter, there will be 59 percent more winter rainfall, and 'once-a-century sea level events are expected to be annual events'.
The NCG concludes that: 'despite the very great concentration of nuclear military resources and associated radiological [radioactive] inventories at Faslane – projected significantly increased annual flooding and storm surge brings into question the operational viability of the naval base.
Any old port
At the beginning of September, it was revealed that the ministry of defence has contingency plans in the event of Scottish independence, given that the Scottish National Party is committed to evicting Faslane.
One options was moving Britain's nuclear force to France. That seems off the table now that Britain has joined the AUKUS military pact with the US and Australia, enraging the French government.
Other options were: relocating to Devonport; moving to the US; or negotiating a new British Overseas Territory within an independent Scottish state.
This would be a tiny colony like the US base on Guantánamo Bay in Cuba – except that it would have the Faslane and Coulport naval bases and all of Britain's nuclear weapons.
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Aside from a brilliantly woven web of stories and more twists than you can shake a dragon egg at, one of Game of Thrones best-known traits is the relentless murder of its characters, both big and small. Whereas some are huge shocks and the complete opposite of what fans want, others are almost too little too late and see a truly despicable character finally get what they deserve. Some deaths are simple, others are unseen, but most are graphic, bloody, painful, and gruesome – here is our list of Game of Thrones' most brutal deaths.
Honourable Mentions
Amongst a host of bloody, gory, and gruesome deaths there are a few notable ones that don't quite make the cut of 'the most brutal', but are definitely worth mentioning. The first honourable mention goes, of course, goes to Ned Stark himself, whose death was a huge shock and sparks The War of the Five Kings. The next goes to The Mountain's horse, who is beheaded with terrifying ease during the first season for failing The Mountain in his joust against Ser Loras Tyrell. Others include a random Kings Landing solider that has his head cut clean in half by Stannis Baratheon, during his assault on Black Water Bay, Walder Frey's sons who were murdered and baked into a pie, only to be eaten by their father, Jory Cassel being stabbed through the eye by Jamie Lannister, and the guy who got his head crushed by the mountain – mid-pee (along with many, many more).
As far as friends at Castle Black go, Jon Snow didn't start out with many. But after Tyrion helped him see that he should be helping his fellow brothers, rather than judging them, he quickly became close to Sam, Grenn, Edd, and Pyp. Unfortunately for Jon, he ends up losing both Grenn and Pyp during Mance Raider's attack on the wall in the fourth season episode, 'The Watchers on the Wall'.
Whereas Grenn's death happens offscreen, whilst facing off with a giant, Pyp's death is definitely seen and delivered a particularly harrowing moment for both Sam and the audience. Pyp and Sam had been moving around Castle Black trying their best to help the battle from afar, with neither having any real combat experience (other than Sam's encounter with the White Walker). Pyp shoots the crossbows whilst Sam loads them, but he proves to be a pretty terrible shot and is only spurred on by Sam's encouragement.
Seconds after finally shooting a Wildling, Pyp is shot himself, straight through the neck, and by Ygritte no less. Pyp falls into Sam's lap where he bleeds out from his wound, as Sam panics and tells him that everything will be okay. It's a sad and bloody scene that goes on just a little longer than you'd want it to. Sam's attempts at comforting his dying friend, the added blow of Ygritte being the one to do it, and lots of blood all add up to a particularly gruesome and emotional death for Pyp.
Shae's turning on Tyrion is still one of Game of Thrones' most shocking moments, with her testimony at his trial being one of the biggest betrayals of the entire show. Not only is Shae essentially the final nail in Tyrion's coffin, lying to the judges and all but condemning him to death herself, but it's made even worse when we realise that it isn't just out of her own bitterness towards Tyrion, but also seemingly under the orders/payment of Tyrion's father, Tywin.
That part of the reveal comes after Jamie frees his brother, and Tyrion decides to take a slight detour during his escape, to murder his Tywin. After getting to Tywin's chambers he comes across Shae in his father's bed, who, to add insult to injury, calls Tywin her 'lion' (just like she did with Tyrion). When Shae realises it's Tyrion and not Tywin she immediately tries to stab him, presumably in fear for her own life as well a showing how much she now hates him. Tyrion and Shae fight, with Tyrion eventually gaining the upper hand and strangling her.
Shae's death is another in which the immediate aftermath is what really makes it a particularly hard-hitting death, namely Tyrion's reaction as he cries at killing the woman he loves, with the golden necklace he had given her as a gift no less.
Rickon Stark
Going into the final few episodes of the sixth season, there is no denying the show had gone an unusually long time without killing off a Stark. But never a show to disappoint, or one to play into expectations, the Battle of the Bastards managed to kill a Stark, it just wasn't Jon as fans may have expected. In true Ramsay Bolton style, the bastard turned Lord of Winterfell managed to not only make a sadistic game out of killing Rickon, the youngest Stark but turn the murder into a show, one that threw Jon off his game and made him completely ignore his own battle plan.
After almost baiting Jon into an impulsive attack by showing the decapitated head of Rickon's Direwolf, Shaggydog, Ramsay finally gets a rise out of Jon when he makes Rickon run for his life across the battlefield outside of Winterfell. As Rickon runs Ramsay taunts him by shooting arrows at him, and intentionally missing. Jon mounts his horse and rides towards Rickon. Proving how evil Ramsay really is, he finally shoots Rickon through the chest just before Jon gets to him. Dying almost immediately, what really adds to Rickon's death is not just that he literally had to run for his life, or even Jon's reaction, but the fact that straight after his death his body is shot full of even more arrows.
The Night's Watch Traitors (aka Jon's Murderers)
Ser Alliser Thorne, the Master-at-Arms of Castle Black, was a real 'thorn' in Jon Snow's side ever since Jon arrived at the Wall, mockingly calling him 'Lord Snow' and 'bastard' at every opportunity he got. Olly, however, seemed to like Jon (at first), and although his killing of Ygritte was unforgivable he admittedly did think he was helping Jon (and Ygritte did kill his parents right in front of him). And so Olly, who Jon was preparing to possibly take over as Night Commander one day, participating in Jon's murder was the final blow, both physically and emotionally.
So, after his resurrection, the first thing on Jon's to do list was to execute Ser Alliser, Olly, and the other's who stabbed him (leaving the rest of the men that participated to live, presumably as they didn't actually stab him). The execution, in classic Game of Thrones style, lingers a little longer than is comfortable to watch, as you see Jon's murderers slowly suffocate, swelling and turning blue – it's one of the few on the list where you're definitely on the killer's side, but it doesn't make it any less unsettling to see.
Robb, Talisa, Catelyn, and The Red Wedding
By the closing episodes of the third season, it was no secret that Game of Thrones was a show more likely to kill off its main characters than keep them around, but it hadn't yet shocked audiences with the mass murder of a number of central characters all at once, until The Red Wedding that is. The ninth episode of the third season fittingly titled 'The Rains of Castamere' (the Lannister's song), features 'The Red Wedding', which has since become one of the most infamous scenes of the entire show.
The first hint that something bad was going to happen was the simple fact that everything seemed to be going too well. After Robb Stark realises that he needs Walder Frey's help, he decides to take his men, mother, and wife back to the Twins, and apologise for breaking his sworn vow to marry one of Walder's daughters. He instead arranges for his uncle Edmure to marry one of Frey's daughters, and after the ceremony, the celebrations ensue. Later in the evening, however, as only Robb, Talisa, Catelyn, and a number of Stark bannermen are left, the doors are locked, the band begins playing The Rains of Cashmere, and the massacre begins.
The bannermen are shot and stabbed, one of Walder's sons brutally stabs Talisa in the stomach before slitting her neck, and Robb is shot with arrows a number of times. As Robb crawls over to his wife, Catelyn desperately grabs Walder Frey's latest wife, hoping that using her as a hostage will ensure Robb goes free. Instead, Roose Bolton reappears (having left just before the massacre) and stabs Robb, speaking the infamous "the Lannister's send their regards". Catelyn's own throat is slit after doing the same to Walder's wife, and the shot lingers on the blood gushing from her neck for a little longer than you'd like to see. The scene was a true game-changer for the show, and definitely one of the most bloody, horrific, gruesome, and brutal scenes of the entire series.
Karl Tanner
Karl Tanner is one of those Game of Thrones characters you just know you're going to hate, and there was no way in Westeros that Tanner was going to have any kind of nice streak or redemptive arc, he was a bad guy through and through, and one of those characters that was just asking to be killed at nearly every turn.
After hearing, for a number of episodes, about how Tanner was once one of the most dangerous assassins in Kings Landing, he shows off his skills by very nearly besting Jon Snow, in fact if it wasn't for the help of one of Caster's daughters/wives (who had seemingly been Karl's main victim), Jon definitely would of died.
Thankfully, after being distracted by the stab to the shoulder, and turning to face his new attacker Jon gains a second wind and manages to drive his sword, Longclaw, through the back of Tanner's skull. The resulting shot is a disgustingly bloody scene where you see Tanner about to kill in one moment and a sword all the way through his head in the next.
Ser Rodrik Cassel
As perhaps the most loyal bannermen to House Stark, the Cassel's met some pretty gruesome deaths, just like many of the Starks. As if seeing Rodrik's son, Jory Cassel, stabbed through the eye and killed by Jamie Lannister as Ned Stark is arrested, wasn't bad enough, Rodrik's murder is even more painful to watch.
With Theon now in over his head after impulsively deciding to take Winterfell, against the orders of his father and sister, and being all but forced by his fellow Ironbron to harm and kill the people he once thought of as family, he decides to behead Ser Rodrik himself. Unfortunately for Ser Rodrik, Theon's attempt isn't as clean or strong as other beheadings we've seen. It takes several hits of the sword to properly breakthrough Rodrik's neck, in what looks like a truly agonising beheading, only worsened by a young Bran and Rickon being made to watch.
Although Khal Drogo was one of the most feared and respected Khal's of the Dothraki horde, he faced his share of rebels and upstarts, one of whom was Mago, who disagreed with Drogo seemingly taking orders from Daenerys, who Mago called 'a foreign whore'.
Even without a sword, Drogo was able to beat Mago easily, completely outmanoeuvring him and then using Mago's own blade to slit his neck, after which he reached into his throat and ripped out his throat and tongue whole. As badass and disgusting as it was, however, the one cut Drogo did take during the fight proved to be his undoing, quickly becoming infected and eventually killing the Khal.
Ser Meryn Trant
As Joffrey's key protector and enabler, Ser Meryn Trant was more than happy to perform a number of villainous acts on his King's behalf, from humiliating and hitting Sansa Stark in the throne room, to countless murders and schemes, Trant clearly took pleasure in being one of the show's most notorious henchmen.
That said, there wasn't much to him aside from being a murderous 'yes man', or so it seemed, as in his final few episodes we found out how disgusting he really was. Thankfully his trip to Bravos, whilst protecting Mace Tyrell, meant that he caught the attention of Ayra Stark, who couldn't pass up the opportunity to kill the first person on her list. After tricking Trant with a mask she had taken from the temple of the Many-Faced God Ayra stabs out Trant's eyes (foreshadowing her own loss of sight as punishment for taking the mask and killing Trant). Whilst Trant cries in pain Arya stuffs a gag into his mouth to stop his screams, and she proceeds to stab him relentlessly. After numerous stabs, screams of pain, and Arya making sure Trant knows who she is and why she's killing him, Ayra calmly slits Trant's throat, killing him in a very slow, painful, and gruesome way.
Ygritte:
For a long time Ygritte and Jon Snow were 'the' Game of Thrones couple, and seeing the two together was always a highlight, so much so that it was almost a sure thing one of them was going to die sooner rather than later. Jon, an otherwise very honourable man, broke his vows and clearly fell in love with Ygritte, and for Ygritte's part, she loved Jon despite knowing he was still a man of the Nights Watch. And yet despite this, the two were forced to part ways and Ygritte overcome by Jon's betrayal shot him full of arrows, but didn't kill him (despite her already proven deadly accuracy).
In their time apart Ygritte plundered and murdered her way through the villages surrounding the wall and Castle Black with the other invading Wildlings. In the process, Ygritte murdered the parents of a young boy named Olly, right in front of him. Olly escapes to Castle Black and joins up with the Nights Watch, where Jon is recovering from his arrow wounds.
Jumping forward to the Wildling attack on the wall Jon and Ygritte come face to face, unable to attack each other, and just as it seems everything might work out for the two (bearing in mind they are in the midst of a brutal battle) Ygritte is shot with an arrow, straight through her chest. Jon looks over in shock to see Olly as the shooter. In a roundabout way, Olly was getting revenge for his parents and village, and he thought he was saving Jon's life, so can't really be held at fault (not until he turns on Jon a little while after). That said seeing Jon's reaction to Ygritte dying in his arms as she mutters one last "You know nothing, Jon Snow", is one of the saddest moments of the show.
Grand Maester Pycelle
Despite siding with, and working for, House Lannister for many years, Grand Maester Pycelle did eventually turn on Cersei Lannister, who finds him creepy, annoying, and disgusting (apparently unlike his replacement Qyburn…). And so as someone who turned against Cersei Lannister relatively publicly, or at least someone who made little effort to hide it from her, Pycelle's days were numbered. Unfortunately for him, he met a particularly violent and unceremonious death.
After being lured into Qyburn's underground dungeon/laboratory, Pycelle is swarmed by Qyburn's 'little birds' (the spies he inherited from Varys, after he left the Seven Kingdoms), at first the camera pans away, whilst Pycelle is overwhelmed, and it almost feels like that's all we'll see, but sure enough we cut back to the group of children mercilessly stabbing Pycelle, and blood pouring from his mouth.
Starting out as a lowly Winterfell 'resident', Ros became increasingly important over the first few seasons, eventually positioning herself as Petyr Baelish's right-hand woman. But Ros' rise to power wasn't without its setbacks, she was mistaken for Shae, and beaten by the King's Guard on Cersei's orders, struggles to deal with seeing one of Robert Baratheon's bastard babies murdered in front of her, and is forced into beating another whore at arrow point by King Joffrey.
Ros finds some solace in becoming one of Vaerys' birds, reporting on all of Littlefinger's actions to Vaerys. But at some point, Baelish finds out about this and decides it's time to kill Ros. Not one to do the job himself (very often at least) Littlefinger decides to use this opportunity to further his favour with the King, seemingly gifting Ros to him, for Joffrey to murder in a manner of his choosing. We then see Joffrey had Ros tied up to his bed, where he proceeded to shoot her full of arrows, in one of the shows more gruesome and sickening deaths.
Viserys Targaryen
As the snotty, spoilt, and self-important older brother of Daenerys, Viserys Targaryen, who proclaims himself 'the last dragon' quickly made himself one of the least likeable characters on the show. Viserys had been raised as the one true King, unseated by a usurper, and he made sure everyone knew it, he even treated his younger sister with very little respect, selling her in exchange for an army to take back the Seven Kingdoms.
Even as Daenerys slowly earned Kahl Drogo and the Dothraki's respect, Viserys didn't hold back on letting Daenerys know that he was supposed to be a King, not her a Queen (or Khaleesi). But after drunkenly confronting Daenerys and Drogo, Viserys' open disrespect of not just them, but the whole Dothraki Horde (who he thought of as no more than 'savages'), finally became too much for Drogo to stand. Drogo melted some gold and finally gave Viserys the crown he had promised him… only it was still molten hot at the point he poured it on to Viserys' head, making for a pretty graphic, and although deserved, brutal death.
Shireen Baratheon:
As one of the most caring and kind characters on the show Shireen Baratheon, really didn't fit in the bloody and violent world of Game of Thrones, which made her horrific murder that much harder to watch.
Although Stannis had seemingly alternated between being distant, weary, or possibly disgusted by his daughter, we eventually learn that his attitude was primarily due to the guilt over her giving her the dragon scale ideas in the first place, when he told her this he made it clear how much he loved her, and if anything seemed to love her a lot more than her mother did. And yet Stannis' thirst for the Iron Throne eventually drove him to sacrifice Shireen to the fire, in the hopes that the King's Blood within her would help his victory. Unfortunately for both of them, it only led to his wife killing herself, most of his men abandoning him, and his eventual death. Seeing not only Shireen being led to the fire, followed by her screams in protest, but the discomfort of the soldiers being made to watch, and even Shireen's mother, who up until this point had never been nice to her daughter, trying to stop it, all add up to a particularly heartbreaking and brutal death for the young Princess.
Ramsay Bolton
By the closing episodes of the sixth season of Game of Thrones, it was clear that although there are plenty of awful deaths for some of the good guys on the show, the worst, most gruesome, ones are reserved for the villains. With Ramsay Bolton, one of the shows best villains, appropriately receiving one of the more violent and painful looking deaths.
After years of torturing a number of fan favourite characters, the ones to finally kill Ramsay were fittingly Sansa, and his own dogs, who he had famously used to torture and hunt his prisoners. Although it's a shame Theon wasn't around to chop a certain body part of Ramsay, what makes Ramsay's death particularly brutal is his slow realisation that his dogs will no longer listen to him (thanks to him not feeding them for seven days), and that the option of eating their master versus starving to death is an easy choice for them, no matter how he'd trained them. After one dog licks some blood from Ramsay's face, it pulls back a little, and as Ramsay opens his mouth to shout the dog pounces, clamping its mouth around Ramsay's lower jaw. The rest of the dogs swarm and Ramsay's screams are heard whilst the dogs rip him to pieces, as Sansa walks away smirking.
Joffrey Baratheon
Aptly named 'The Purple Wedding' the loathed Joffrey's death finally came during the third season, and after years worth of tormenting other characters like Sansa and Tyrion, Joffrey finally gets his comeuppance at the hands on an unknown poisoner.
As Joffrey celebrates his wedding to Margery Tyrell, he takes the very public opportunity to mock his uncle Tyrion once again, and in the process manages to inadvertently frame Tyrion for his murder. After forcing Tyrion to be his cupbearer, Joffrey takes a drink and is totally fine, but after putting his drink down his next drink (which had at this point been tampered with), was his undoing. The scene that follows shows Joffrey slowly realising he can't breathe and turning purple as he chokes to death, with both of his parents as witnesses, unable to help. Thankfully, although very intense, it wasn't quite as graphic as the books, which sees Joffrey actually scratching at his own throat until he bleeds, in a desperate attempt for more air.
Oberyn Martell
The death of The Red Viper of Dorne was one Game of Thrones most memorable twists and saw Oberyn Martell beat the infamous Mountain with (relative) ease, only to be killed whilst insisting that The Mountain admit what he had done to Oberyn's sister Elia Martell. Oberyn's reputation as a fierce warrior had been hinted at numerous times, but the show cleverly avoided actually showing us how good he was until the final showdown between himself and The Mountain, in Tyrion's trial by combat.
Alongside the references to his prowess as a warrior, almost every scene with Oberyn made clear that he was in Kings Landing to find The Mountain and see him confess to the rape and murder of his sister Elia, as well as killing her children. All of this builds into the final battle, where Oberyn repeats it over and over again, trying to force The Mountain into admitting what he did, and, more specifically, that it was on Tywin Lannister's orders. And even with his mind on this, he managed to outmanoeuvre The Mountain and impale him into the ground.
Although once there he realised he couldn't let The Mountain die before admitting his crimes, and so removed his spear from The Mountain's chest, moments later The Mountain knocks Oberyn to the ground, punches his teeth out, pops his eyes into his head, crushes his skull, and finally admits to killing Elia Martell, all whilst Oberyn's lover Ellaria Sand watches in terror. It's one of the most gruesome and harrowing deaths of the show, made that much worse by Ellaria's scream and look of pure pain.
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Parkland shooting survivor and gun control advocate David Hogg will be attending Harvard College next year after he spent most of 2018 rallying for gun control.
On Saturday, 18-year-old Hogg took to Twitter to announce that he had won a place at Harvard, saying he plans to major in political science starting in the fall. "Thank you all for the well wishes, I'll be attending Harvard in the fall with a planned major in Political Science," he wrote.
Hogg survived a mass shooting at Florida's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on February 14, where 17 students and staff members were killed by a former student armed with an AR-15 semi-atuomatic rifle. After the incident, Hogg and nineteen other Marjory survivors formed Never Again MSD, a student-led political action group advocating for stricter gun control laws.
Hogg's outspoken activism against gun violence has made him the target of right-wing critics. In March, after he revealed to TMZ that he had been rejected by four colleges in California, Fox News host Laura Ingraham mocked the young activist for whining.
"David Hogg Rejected By Four Colleges To Which He Applied and whines about it," Ingraham tweeted. "(Dinged by UCLA with a 4.1 GPA... totally predictable given acceptance rates.)"
In response, Hogg tweeted a list of companies that advertise on Fox New's The Ingraham Angle and called for them end to their association with the show.
"The apology... was kind of expected, especially after so many of her advertisers dropped out," Hogg said on CNN. "I'm glad to see corporate America standing with me and the other students of Parkland and everybody else. Because when we work together, we can accomplish anything."
Harvard did not immediately respond to Newsweek's request for comment.


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Jon Schmidt (nacido en 1966) es un pianista americano que reside actualmente en Bountiful, Utah. Él describe su estilo como "la nueva era clásica." Nacido de padres inmigrantes alemanes que lo familiarizaron con las obras de compositores como Beethoven, Mozart y Chopin. Comenzó a escribir canciones a los 11 años, hasta la fecha ha publicado ocho álbumes y siete libros de piano que contienen transcripciones de arreglos originales.

Actualmente trabaja con Steven de Sharp Nelson en un proyecto llamado ""The Piano Guys" que se ha ganado la fama a través de Internet.

Su trabajo se describe a menudo como música "New Age" con los elementos pop de gancho y melodía. Sus trabajos también aparecieron en los discos de muestra para la Lomega Hipzip Digital Audio Player con las piezas "Sacred Ground", "All of Me" y "Waterfall". Sus influencias incluyen a Mannheim Steamroller, Billy Joel y Beethoven.

Vida personal
Jon Schmidt nació de padres inmigrantes alemanes, y recibió una educación temprana de música. Schmidt comenzó a componer ya cuando tenía 11 años, comenzó a dar lecciones poco después, y comenzó una exitosa carrera en solitario en sus primeros veinte años.

Debido a que estaba preocupado de que no sería capaz de tener una exitosa carrera musical, en la universidad estudió inglés con planes de obtener un MBA. Sin embargo, abandonó estos planes después de un exitoso concierto.

Schmidt es miembro de La Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días. Uno de sus CDs es una colección de himnos sin letra. Schmidt también ha trabajado con Peter Breinholt en la producción de música para "Especially for Youth".

Schmidt y su esposa Michelle tienen cinco hijos.

En octubre de 2016, una de sus hijas, Annie de 21 años, desapareció en una excursión en Oregón. Después de semanas de búsqueda, finalmente el cuerpo sin vida de Annie apareció. Se determinó que su muerte había sido accidental.

Discografía
"The Piano Guys", 2012
 Titanium Pavane
 Peponi (Paradise)
 Code Name Vivaldi
 Beethoven's 5 Secrets
 Over the Rainbow Simple Gifts
 Cello Wars (unedited)
 Arwen's Vigil
 Moonlight
 A Thousand Years
 Michael Meets Mozart
 The Cello Song
 Rolling in the Deep
 What Makes You Beautiful
"Hits Volume 1", 2011
 Michael Meets Mozart
 Moonlight
 Without You
 The Cello Song
 Rolling in the Deep
 Cello Wars (Radio Edit)
 O Fortuna
 Bring Him Home
 Charlie Brown Medley
 Rock Meets Rachmaninoff
 All of Me
"Hits Volume 1 Limited Edition", 2011
 Michael Meets Mozart
 Moonlight
 Without You
 The Cello Song
 Rolling in the Deep
 Cello Wars (Radio Edit)
 O Fortuna
 Bring Him Home
 Charlie Brown Medley
 Rock Meets Rachmaninoff
 All of Me
 More Than Words
 Twinkle Lullaby

"Bonus Tracks", 2009, JS Productions
 Love Story meets Viva la Vida (Taylor Swift Remix)
 Long Long Ago (Piano/Cello)
 Jessica's Theme (from The Man from Snowy River)
 Road Trip
 8:42 at Red Rock Canyon (Verbal Intro)
 8:42 at Red Rock Canyon
 All of Me (Sut's Fav.) Live
 Dumb Song Live
 Peanuts Medley Live (Linus & Lucy, Track Meet - Vince Guaraldi Cover)
 Death of Dumbledore
 Thank You (For the Heroes)
 The Fishing Stream
 ROCKmaninoff (Prelude in C-sharp minor - Rachmaninoff)

Hymns Without Words, 2006, JS Productions
 For the Beauty of the Earth
 Renaissance Hymn (Let Zion in Her Beauty Rise / Saints Behold How Great Jehovah)
 Baptism Hymn
 A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief
 Our Savior's Love
 Onward Christian Soldiers
 Hymn of Nature (All Creatures of Our God and King)
 Funeral Hymn (Jesus the Very Thought / Tribute)
 That Easter Morn
 O Savior, Thou Who Wearest a Crown
 Behold the Wounds in Jesus' Hands

Winter Serenade, 2004, JS Productions
 In The Bleak Midwinter
 Pachelbel meets U2
 North Pole Express (Ding Dong Merrily On High)
 Wexford Carol
 Still, Still, Still
 First Run
 Winter Serenade (Sussex Carol)
 Deep Winter (Prelude in B-flat minor)
 Last Lullaby (Thomas' Song)
 I Will

To The Summit, 2000, JS Productions
 Prelude (My Little Girl)
 Rush Hour on the Escalante
 To the Summit
 Night Song
 Game Day (Highland Games)
 Air on the "F" String
 Our Song
 I Do
 Can't Help Falling in Love
 Sacred Ground

Jon Schmidt Christmas, 1997, Shadow Mountain
 Were you There?
 Bring A Torch Jeanette Isabella
 Christmas Medley
 Stars Were Gleaming
 I Saw Three Ships
 Star Carol
 It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
 Christmas Morning
 Süsser de Glocken
 Christmas Hymn
 Lo, How a Rose Ere Blooming
 Behold and See
 Gaelic Blessing
 Silent Night

Day in the Sunset, 1994, Aubergine Records
 By Moonlight
 Soaring
 Morning Light
 Care Free
 Going Home
 Solace
 Christopher's Song
 Longing
 Second Variation
 Big Sky Sunset

Walk in the Woods, 1993, Aubergine Records
 Good Times (Class Of '84)
 Waterfall
 Passages
 Winter Wind
 Walk In The Woods
 Hymn of Spring
 Bells of Freedom
 Good Day
 Tribute (Rose-Anne's Song)
 Cherished Moments

August End, 1991, Aubergine Records
 Heart of a Child
 Homecoming
 Nativity
 First Love
 Ridin' West
 August End
 Piece Of The Storm
 All Of Me
 Song Of The Ocean
 Bedtime Story

Singles
 Dumb song (live) - Jon en un concierto en vivo en el 2000.

 Tres canciones en 2003 del álbum "Piano Portraits" de Jon Schmidt, Paul Cardall, David Tolk y Michael R. Hicks:
 1. My Little Girl
 7. The Fishing Stream
 11. Morning Light

 Dos canciones en 2006 del álbum "Sacred Cello" de Steven Sharp Nelson:
 3. Clair De Lune - compuesta por Claude Debussy
 8. Rapsodia sobre un tema de Paganini - compuesta por Sergei Rachmaninoff, organizada por Jon Schmidt y Steven Sharp Nelson.

 Una canción en 2008 del álbum "Tender Mercies" de Steven Sharp Nelson:
 8. New World

Enlaces externos
 Sitio oficial
 Sunday Sundown Blog
 KSL's Report on the Musical Identity Theft
 Jon Schmidt en Imeem
 [ All music profile]
 John Schmidt tocando All of Me

Pianistas de Estados Unidos

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Cole Aldrich's value soaring with LA…
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Cole Aldrich's value soaring with LA Clippers
Cole Aldrich, left, Miami's Luol Deng goes up for two as and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute defend during first half action at Staples Center Wednesday, January 13, 2016. ( Photo by David Crane/Los Angeles News Group )
By Robert Morales | rmorales@scng.com | Press Telegram
PUBLISHED: January 14, 2016 at 4:54 pm | UPDATED: August 28, 2017 at 2:59 am
Cole Aldrich's value continues to grow.
The L.A. Clippers' reserve center on Wednesday started for DeAndre Jordan, whose 360 consecutive games streak was snapped when he came down with pneumonia.
Aldrich, who was put into the rotation Dec. 19, started for the first time and came through with a team-high 19 points in the Clippers' 104-90 victory over the Miami Heat at Staples Center.
Aldrich shot 7 of 14. He also grabbed seven rebounds, doled out three assists and made a steal in 24 minutes, his longest stint of the season.
Afterward, coach Doc Rivers praised Aldrich while taking a playful shot at him.
"Cole knows who he is," Rivers said. "Like he has this body and he uses it. He doesn't try to beat you athletically. He just gets his body in the right position, he rolls to the right spot.
"And like we joked, said before the game, there won't be a lot of lobs tonight for Cole. But there will be a lot of land-shark rolls and he did that. He rolled himself to the basket, he got his body in position and he made shots."
Aldrich is no Jordan, whose dunks off lobs from Chris Paul and others have become a Clippers constitution. But he is staying within himself and having the time of his life during this 10-game Clippers winning streak.
"… It is obviously something to be excited about," Aldrich said. "But there is still a lot of work to do. We are at the halfway point and we are starting to click.
"The biggest thing is to take those strides and get to our goal toward the end of the season."
The past nine games in this streak have come without leading scorer Blake Griffin, who remains out with a partially torn left quad tendon.
There was no official update Thursday on Jordan's recovery. He is questionable for Saturday when the Clippers (26-13) host the Sacramento Kings at 7:30 p.m. at Staples Center.
Josh Smith gets minutes
When Aldrich entered the rotation, Josh Smith exited it. Prior to Wednesday, Smith had DNP next to his name in eight of the previous 10 games.
With Jordan ill, Smith got a chance and played 20 minutes. He scored nine points on 4-of-11 shooting and had three rebounds, an assist, a block and three steals.
Paul complimented Smith for his effort and preparedness.
"I think Josh is one of those guys who has been in this league for a while and he understands that any time, his number could be called," Paul said. "Playing without DJ (Wednesday) was probably the weirdest thing ever; my first game in a Clippers uniform without him.
"So Josh just was ready and he made some big plays for us."
Spirited group
Jamal Crawford is in his 16th season. The reserve guard has played for six teams, so he's seen a lot.
He really likes what this team is doing without Griffin, and now Jordan.
"It is the next man up; that is the great thing about having so much depth," Crawford said. "Josh was ready, Cole was ready to step in the starting lineup. Guys are always ready and that is the character of our team.
"When we get everyone back, we will be ready to take off. Right now, we will just continue to hold down the fort until we have our two bigs back."
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Road Accident Laws Motorists Should Know
Published: February 5, 2015 | Updated: July 23, 2021 | Posted by: Moneymax | Car Insurance, Lifestyle
Posted by: Moneymax | Car Insurance, Lifestyle
When you go to driving school, you learn what to do and what not to do. By now, motorists know the most basic laws for driving. Republic Act No. 4136, more commonly known as the Land Transportation and Traffic Code, contains all the traffic laws and provisions that are endemic to the Philippines.
Of these laws, a good portion is generally known by the driving public. There are also less-known provisions that every motorist needs to know.
There are exceptions to the 'Right-of-Way' rule (Article III, Section 43)
This particular section states that under certain conditions, the right of way rule can be ignored. For example:
The right-of-way rule can be ignored in the case of Police, Fire Department, and Ambulances when said vehicles are being operated in an official capacity. An official capacity meaning that the signals are blaring and such.
This is also discussed later under Article V, Section 49, and it adds that people driving other vehicles must drive to and parallel to the right-hand edge or curb of the highway, clear of any intersection of highways, and stop there unless otherwise directed, and until the vehicles in question have passed.
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In case of Accidents (Article V, Section 55)
In cases of accidents, the same Code provides for the duty of the driver involved in the accident, his or her duties should they be involved in an accident. It states the following, specifically:
He or she must show his driver's license, give his or her true name and address, and the same details of the owner of the vehicle.
Even in the case of an accident, there are exceptions to the rules. The same provision states that a driver may not leave the scene of the accident without aiding the victim unless owing to the following specific circumstances:
If he is in imminent danger of being seriously harmed by any person or persons by reason of the accident. This means that a driver who may be subject to harm from anyone else due to causing, or direct involvement in the accident can flee the scene.
If he or she reports the incident to the nearest officer of the law. A driver may leave the scene to report the accident to the nearest police station or MMDA outpost. It may be easier to contact the authorities with the existence of the 117 Emergency Hotline, instead.
If he or she has to summon a physician or nurse to aid the victim. As above, one may leave the scene of an accident to summon aid for the victim at the nearest emergency room, or through the emergency hotlines.
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These are just a few of the driving laws that people should know. It does pay to learn more about city specific traffic provisions, to know exactly what you can and can't do on the road. There are ways to reduce your risks on the road, and knowing the laws may help in the event that you figure in an accident.
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What's the price of your stolen digital identity? A new report claims it's Rs 490
At least 5 million people have had their personal information stolen & sold on "bot markets," with 12% of all the data being Indian.
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Around 5 million people have had their personal information stolen and sold on "bot markets," of which 600,000 are from India, according to a press release by VPN provider NordVPN. The average price for the digital identity of one person is 490 INR," as per the document referred to above.
What are bot markets? "The word 'bot' in this situation does not mean an autonomous program – in this case, it refers to data-harvesting malware. Bot markets are online marketplaces hackers use to sell data they have stolen from their victims' devices with bot malware. The data is sold in packets, which include logins, cookies, digital fingerprints, and other information — the full digital identity of a compromised person," the press release explained.
"What makes bot markets different from other dark web markets is that they are able to get large amounts of data about one person in one place. And after the bot is sold, they guarantee the buyer that the victim's information will be updated as long as their device is infected by the bot. A simple password is no longer worth money to criminals, when they can buy logins, cookies, and digital fingerprints in one click for just 490 rupees." — Marijus Briedis, CTO at NordVPN
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Why does this matter? The report cited in NordVPN's press release is yet another reminder of why India needs better cybersecurity policies and practices, not just at an institutional level but also at the user level. According to the press release, India was the most affected country in the world, with 12% of all the data on bot markets being Indian. Separately, the press release interestingly claims that the average price of a digital identity is ₹490, which indicates how valuable the market for stolen data is.
What information do hackers sell on bot markets? According to the report, the following types of stolen data are sold on bot markets:
Logins and other credentials: "When a virus attacks the user's device, it may grab logins saved to their browser. The research found 26.6 million stolen logins on the analyzed markets. Among them were 720 thousand Google logins, 654 thousand Microsoft logins, and 647 thousand Facebook logins."
Cookies: "By stealing your cookies, the malware could gain access to different platforms you use. Although cookies don't display any passwords directly, they may contain authentication or session tokens that store your logins," the report stated. "These are also usually stolen from a user's browser and help criminals bypass two-factor authentication. The research found 667 million stolen cookies on the analyzed markets," as per the press release.
Digital fingerprints: "A person's digital fingerprint includes screen resolution, device information, default language, browser preferences, and other information that makes the user unique. Many online platforms track their users' digital fingerprints to make sure they properly authenticate them. During the research, 81 thousand stolen digital fingerprints were found on the analyzed markets."
Autofill forms: "Many people use the autofill function for their names and emails as well as for their payment cards and addresses. All of these details can be stolen by malware. During the research, 538 thousand autofill forms were found on the analyzed market."
Screenshots of a device: "During a malicious attack, a virus might take a snapshot of the user's screen. It can even take a picture with the user's webcam."
Which bot markets were analysed? "Researchers analyzed three major bot markets: the Genesis Market, the Russian Market, and 2Easy. All of the markets were active and accessible on the surface web at the time of analysis. The data on bot markets was compiled in partnership with independent third-party researchers specializing in cybersecurity incident research," the press release stated. NordVPN has tracked data for the past four years.
Genesis Market: "The Genesis market became active in 2017. It's a marketplace that offers the most advanced interface out of all bot markets. Genesis sells more than 400,000 logs from 225 countries. […] Italy, Spain, and France are the countries most affected by this market," according to the report.
Russian Market: "The Russian market is the biggest bot marketplace. It sells more than 3,870,000 logs from 225 countries. The Russian market offers the easiest way to become a vendor. […] India, Indonesia, and Brazil are the most affected countries by this market."
2Easy: "The 2easy marketplace was launched in 2018. […] 2easy sells more than 600,000 stolen data logs from 195 countries. […] The most affected countries by this market are India, Brazil, and the US."
Common types of bot malware: "The most popular types of malware that steal and gather data include RedLine, Vidar, Racoon, Taurus, and AZORult. RedLine is the most prevalent of them all. For example, in the Russian market, it takes more than 60% of the whole marketplace," the report stated.
Why is this data harmful in the wrong hands?
"The scariest thing about bot markets is that they make it easy for hackers to exploit the victim's data. Even a rookie cybercriminal can connect to someone's Facebook account if they have cookies and digital fingerprints in place, which help them bypass multi-factor authentication. After logging in to a user's account, a cybercriminal can try contacting people on a victim's friends list and send malicious links or ask for a money transfer. They can also post fake information on the victim's social media feed. Information stolen from autofill forms or just by taking a device screenshot can help these actions look more believable and trustworthy. And you will have no way to detect who used your data," the press release explained.
"Some tactics are even simpler. A hacker can, for example, take control of a victim's Steam account by changing the password. Steam accounts are sold for up to $6,000 per account and can be easy money for a criminal," Marijus Briedis, CTO at NordVPN said.
How to protect yourself? NordVPN listed the following measures users can take to protect themselves:
Maintain digital hygiene: "You should never click on suspicious links or download files from shady websites and torrent clients. They're unsafe and illegal – in other words, a perfect nest for malicious software."
Use a password manager: "You should avoid saving passwords in your browser – a virus could instantly steal them."
Use threat protection tool: "A threat protection tool blocks online trackers, scans files for malware, and stops potential malware attacks."
Store documents securely: Save documents in encrypted cloud services.
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Guglielmo Ulrich was born in Milan in 1904, the son of Albert and Luisa Battaglia. Of a noble family of Danish origin, he attended the Brera Academy, and after a two years course, he graduated in architecture at Milan Polytechnic.
In 1930 he founded the Arca (Arredamento Casa/House-furnishing) company with Scaglia and Wild, of which he was the designer, presenting objects realized with grea¬test care and craftmanship skill, using precious and exotic materials (until 1935). He designed furnishings for Scaglia until 1945, realized by Jannace and Kovacs. In the 50's he participated in various "Triennali", he furnished shops and offices in various Italian towns and designed buildings.
He participated in various competitions, amongst which those relating to "naval furnishings" In the 60's saw Ulrich's progression with cautious interest towards the industrial world. In 1961 he was awarded first prize in the competition of the Trieste Fair for a chair produced by Saffa. The leap in scale from the object to architecture did not involve any parti¬cular methodological adaptations. In both cases Ulrich's passion to do it well and to do it beautifully did not permit a diversity of attitude, the aim always being to achieve the best pos¬sible result. He died in 1977.


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Svartisen és un terme col·lectiu que denomina dues glaceres situades al nord de Noruega. Svartisen forma part del Parc Nacional de Saltfjellet-Svartisen, situat a la serralada Saltfjell. El sistema consta de dues glaceres separades:
 Vestre Svartisen (Svartisen occidental) (221 km²), que és la segona glacera més gran a la part continental de Noruega (hi ha glaceres més grans a Svalbard) després de Jostedalsbreen
 Østre Svartisen (Svartisen oriental) (148 km²), que és la quarta més gran del país.
També hi ha una sèrie de glaceres de menys importància a la zona, com ara Glombreen a la part nord de Meløy i Simlebreen a Beiarn. Una de les glaceres de Svartisen, Engabreen, acaba en el punt més baix de qualsevol alrea glacera al continent europeu, a 20 metres sobre el nivell del mar (any 2007). L'associació de Recursos Hídrics i Energia Direcció Noruega ha monitorat el balanç de massa glacial de la glacera des de 1970 i opera un laboratori subglacial sota laEngabreen.

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Q: Show song with typed letter I'm making a search form with suggestions from database. All is going good but the problem is when I type "t" it shows the song with t likewise shows the song with s letter as well here is my code:
<?php
include('config.php');
if($_POST) {
    $q = $_POST['searchword'];

    $sql_res=mysql_query("select * from vass_songs");
    while($row=mysql_fetch_array($sql_res)) {
        $id=$row['id'];
        $title=$row['title'];
        $img=$row['img'];
        $album_id=$row['album_id'];
        $re_title=''.$q.'';
?>

            <a href="/song/<?php echo $id; ?>">
                <img src="/static/albums/<?php echo $id; ?   >_small.jpg");">

<?php echo $title; ?>

                <?php echo $country; ?>

<?php
    }
} else {

}
?>

A: try this:
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include('config.php');

if(isset($_POST['searchword'])) {
    $q = $_POST['searchword'];

    $sql_res=mysql_query("
        SELECT *
        FROM vass_songs
        WHERE title LIKE '%$q%'
    ");

    while($row=mysql_fetch_array($sql_res)) {
        $id     = $row['id'];
        $title  = $row['title'];
        $img    = $row['img'];
        $album_id = $row['album_id'];
        $re_title = "{$q}";

        ?>

            <a href="/song/<?php echo $id; ?>">
                <img src="/static/albums/<?php echo $id; ?>_small.jpg");">

<?php echo $title; ?>

                    <?php echo $country; ?>

        <?php
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} else {

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December 9, 2019 1:21 pm News 4 Tucson Meet The Team, Meet the weather team, News Team
Daniel McFarland is a meteorologist and multi-skilled journalist who joined KVOA in December 2019.
He holds the Certified Broadcast Meteorologist Seal from the American Meteorological Society and is the only meteorologist in Tucson who has that seal.
Daniel graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Meteorology and minors in mathematics and communications.
Prior to KVOA, he worked as a morning meteorologist for WGXA in Macon Georgia where he covered direct impacts from Hurricanes Michael and Irma.
Daniel also covered multiple massive tornado outbreaks including the outbreak of January 2017 where Middle Georgia saw 40 confirmed touchdowns in just 24 hours.
Daniel has also worked at WBKO in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Daniel grew up in Pensacola Beach. That is where his interest in weather began. He began surfing when he was 8 and tracking ocean swells in his teen years.
The 2004-2005 hurricane season was also a major influence. Hurricane Ivan destroyed his childhood home and he wanted to learn about what causes these ferocious storms.
When not at work Daniel enjoys going to the gym, hiking around the Tucson mountains and hanging out with his wife, Maria Grazia and their two dogs, Kiwi and Maverick.
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Joel Allwright (born 4 March 1988) is an Australian professional footballer who plays as a full-back for Campbelltown City in the National Premier Leagues.

Allwright was born in Adelaide and played youth football for South Australian and Australian Institutes of Sport as well as Adelaide United. He started his senior career with Para Hills Knights, where he had played junior football, in the South Australian Super League, before moving to Adelaide City in 2012. In 2017, he joined Newcastle Jets.

Allwright appeared for the Australian under-17 side in 2005, including at the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship.

Playing career

Club
In 2007, Allwright travelled to Scotland for a trial with Dundee United.

Allwright signed with Newcastle Jets from Adelaide City in January 2017 on a mature-aged rookie contract until the end of the 2016–17 season. He made his debut in a draw in an F3 Derby against Central Coast Mariners on 26 February 2017. He returned to Adelaide City at the end of the Jets' season.

Honours

Club
Adelaide City
National Premier Leagues South Australia Premiership: 2017
FFSA Federation Cup: 2013, 2014

Country
Australia
OFC U-17 Championship: 2005

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1988 births
Living people
Australia youth international soccer players
Australian soccer players
Association football utility players
Para Hills Knights players
Adelaide United FC players
Adelaide City FC players
Newcastle Jets FC players
A-League Men players
National Premier Leagues players
FFSA Super League players
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