This year, the beloved Mazda MX-5 Miata turns 30, and to mark the Japanese roadster's birthday Mazda has introduced the 2019 MX-5 Miata 30th Anniversary Edition. "It belongs to the fans around the world who have supported the development of the model". Also, each 30th Anniversary Edition Miata will get a badge, located on the driver's-side quarter-panel ahead of the rear wheel, that denotes the serial number of the vehicle. Orange accents highlight the interior, as well, with the color contrasting with the black leather and plastics that line much of the roadster's door trim, shift lever, dashboard, and seats. In addition, the MX-5 30 Anniversary is also equipped with Rays ZE40 RS30 forged aluminum alloy wheel that were specially developed just for this particular model.
Live photos of the special Miata in Chicago are now in the gallery. The 30th Anniversary Edition model is based on the sporty Club trim level (specifically, the Club with the BBS/Brembo/Recaro package), which adds performance features such as Bilstein dampers and a limited-slip diff.
Want one? You'll have to move fast, as only 3000 cars are available worldwide. The 30th Anniversary Edition also features Apple Carplay and Android Auto as standard.
The 30th Anniversary softtop starts at $35,915, with the hardtop RF carrying a $2600 premium at $38,515. Mazda offered this model in four basic configurations: soft top with automatic transmission, retractable fastback with automatic transmission, soft top with manual transmission and retractable fastback with manual transmission.


There is no alternative to clay brick, of course there are the alternatives of choice. However nothing really compares to clay brick whether solid or veneer, for example there is nothing to compare to the ability of bricks to cool down much quicker than any other products during the extended summer months. Clay bricks endurance and maintenance free capability the protection from the elements and when weighed up against others with the thermal capability nothing else compares.
The maintenance free capacity of solid clay brick or clay brick veneer far outweigh the others – blue board, stucco, weather board or any other type of siding as well as the noise factor these products allow.
Then there are lightweight composite and aerated blocks, these have been designed for much colder climates such as Germany among others. The thermal quality is great for cold climates when heat is needed to be kept in the home, however not so great in the summer of Australia when you want to keep the heat out.
The only possible drawback with clay brick is the cost and labour, but in saying that with all the problems and ongoing maintenance for the others brick will be cheaper in the long run.
Clay bricks – maintenance free, the best barrier to the elements of nature, endurance and are unlike others in the fact they are recyclable at the end of the buildings life.
You can knock a house down with an excavator and still recycle the clay bricks, others will just be trashed.
For a cooler home in summer use brick and make sure to ventilate your roof.


Healthy aging is more than just aspiring for a youthful appearance. A more holistic approach to anti-aging would be to adapt a lifestyle that helps combat age-related degenerative diseases. A large part of that lifestyle is a healthy diet.
This anti-aging meal plan aims to provide the nutrients needed by your body to slow down the aging process and prevent age-related diseases. This weekly plan is also low in calories, helping you keep a healthy weight.


Abomination: The Heir of Frankenstein is on schedule from Plaid Hat Games. Finally a game that speaks to me. Not that I can relate to manoeuvring around London and finding left over body parts. However, the quirky dark theme demands attention. Plus, there are going to be crossroad-like events. One of my favourite mechanics. I'm looking forward to this.
Ryan Laukat announced a new title called Sleeping Gods. A cooperative board game where you and your friends are sailors sailoring across the ocean. Running into monsters, or having misadventures this game is fitting the mould of 7th Continent. You play one game, but over many, many sessions. Knowing that, and knowing how Laukat creates a world and narrative in his board games; I'm interested.
Speaking of Ryan Laukat, Roam is now on Kickstarter. This little area control game looks like a mashup between Tash Kalar, and NMBR 9. Which to me sounds like a great combination.
Blood on the Clocktower may be the best social deduction game on the market. The SUSD guys and others have gone rabid over it, which means there must be something good. However, it's at an insane price point for a social deduction game. Why they didn't offer a lower tier is beyond me.
Huge fan of the Kingdom Rush app and this looks to be a cool adaptation. Monster cards are screaming towards your base, and you must clear them out by firing tetrominoes at them. It has the potential to be great coop game, but I'm worried it's going to rely on one person figuring out the puzzle, and everyone else following along. Which will diminish the games interactivity.
Another one to keep your eye on is Valley of the Kings. A super duper well regarded deck-builder that never saw the same fame as Dominion. To be fair no deck-builder has seen the same fame as Dominion. If you want to read more about it – head on over to Dude Take Your Turn for a great run down.
I'm counting down the days until Vital Lacerda's next game (On Mars) arrives on Kickstarter. 9 days. I'm also counting down the days until his last Kickstarter game arrives at my door. I don't have a number for that, but it must be close! It's started arriving in US. I'm super excited.
I'm also really excited about the new Hellboy Movie. I don't have high hopes for it. As the trailers have been awful. However, it's Hellboy, so how bad can it be… right?


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There are a variety of the way to plant an natural backyard. If you happen to like symmetry, develop a proper garden. These work better round a focal point reminiscent of a fountain, specimen tree, sculpture, or plant group. Planting an insectary backyard beside your vegetable backyard is a pure and efficient solution to rid your vegetable garden of dangerous bugs. With the precise variety of plants, this backyard spot will appeal to useful bugs that can kill and eat the dangerous ones that eat your greens. The insectary is usually a separate garden or a number of small plantings interspersed among the vegetables.
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Regulate the amount and timing of watering, to the precise climate and its differences due to the season. The watering depth and temperature relies upon primarily on the time you water them and the soil they are planted in. For example, if your climate is humid and heat, you shouldn't water the leaves as a result of it is going to encourage leaf fungus. Water the roots with care. Are likely to your backyard a number of steps at a time. A garden requires ongoing maintenance, and becomes a big time drain should you let issues pile up until the weekend. Cease by the backyard for a couple of minutes each day and deadhead some flowers when you're waiting for dinner to prepare dinner or pull just a few weeds whereas watching the youngsters play.
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The time that most gamers have been waiting for is officially here! E3 2019 brings us all the latest and greatest news and inside looks at some of the most highly anticipated games, and a peek at some new developments. For those that are interested, E3 2019 officially started with the EA Play event but you can watch the rest of it right here; https://earlyaxes.co.za/e3-2019-live-streams/ And the rest of the event looks like this;
Microsoft - 22h00 CAT Sunday 9th June
Bethesda - 02h30 CAT Monday 10th June
Devolver Digital - 04h30 CAT Monday 10th June
PC Gaming Show - 19h00 CAT Monday 10th June
Ubisoft - 22h00 CAT Monday 10th June
Square Enix - 03h00 CAT Tuesday 11th June
Nintendo Direct - 06h00 CAT Tuesday 11th June
E3 2018 brought us a lot of awesome news, so we can only imagine what E3 2019 is going to bring! If you missed any of the conferences, don't worry! You can catch up on all the E3 news here.
The EA Play event brought us news from the gaming giant on some of their latest developments and updates to some of their current big titles. The event included information on titles such as Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Apex Legends, Battlefield V, FIFA 20, Madden NFL 2020 and The Sims 4. So let's break it down and see exactly what's happening. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Now this is a game that I, personally, have been keenly following since its announcement a few months back. The EA Play event treated us to 15 minutes of gameplay footage and WOW! What a game this thing is shaping up to be. The game is canon and is set just after Order 66 was given so, for those Star Wars fans out there, it's set between Episode 3 and 4 and before Rogue One. The 15 minutes of gameplay showed our blue lightsabre wielding protagonist, Cal Kestis, running through spider infested levels and kicking some serious Imperial butt! We are introduced to some of the force powers swordmanship that is available in the game, and both are really impressive! We are also introduced to Star Wars' next very lovable droid (move aside BB-8) in the form of Buddy Droid 1, commonly known as BD-1. This little guy is essentially your backpack as we see him dispensing health vials, as well as projecting holographic maps and accessing power ports for you. He's a very active little guy and moves around on Cal's back as the various situation's demand it. If you missed the gameplay footage, you can check it out here.
Once the graphics and things are polished on this game, it really is looking to be a killer! Apex Legends The next item up on the list was details on Season 2 of the latest Battle Royale game to take the world by storm. This information included a few weapon buffs, details on a new weapon, what the next battle pass will entail and a new Legend. The new weapon is the L-STAR which can only be found in care packages, so you can only know that it's going to be powerful! There are no attachments and ammo for it so you take it as you get it, kind of like the Mastiff. The biggest excitement in this part was the announcement of the new character, Wattson. She is a defensive type character, with a background in electrical engineering, that places energy type fences as barriers for her squad. Her ultimate ability can block anything coming towards her and her team, recharge the squad's shields AND accelerate Wattson's fence cooldown so she can place more. Another added bonus is that she can fully charge her ultimate ability with one Ultimate Accelerant. Battlefield V The latest game in the Battlefield franchise got some screen time at this year's EA Play event and, in it, we were informed of a whole lot of new things coming our way. The first, and probably biggest, piece of news is a new map, called Al Sondon. This is a massive map that focuses more on the large scale battle side of things which Battlefield has always been known for. They also spoke about Marita, a new map which recently dropped into play.
We were also introduced to Operation Underground, which brings back memories of the much loved map from earlier Battlefield titles, where players have many flanking routes to get behind enemy lines as well as a more intimate, in your face, style of battle. There was also a lot of talk on the next step for the Battlefield V franchise, Chapter 5. The team is hard at work trying trying to recreate one of World War 2's most infamous battlegrounds, Iwo Jima. This include new weapons, vehicles, and possibly gamemodes that were specific to that aspect of the war. FIFA 20 The FIFA franchise is definitely one of EA's biggest and best selling titles and fans to the game are fiercely loyal and look forward to any and all new developments in it (as all game fans do I guess). The EA Play event focused heavily on the Volta game mode that is new to FIFA and coming to FIFA 20. This game mode brings football back to its roots, the streets!
The gamemode is very similar to the FIFA Street games but, rather than being a standalone, it is now included in the main game. Volta brings with it new gear to customise your player's look and feel, as well as a female character creator. In the main game, the usual updates and modifications have been made to bring the title closer and closer to the feel of actual football (minus the gamer actually playing and getting tired - we wouldn't want that). There have also been major tweaks to the freekick and penalty systems. All of this will be seen and felt when you actually play the game. Madden NFL 2020 The biggest conversation from this game will be the live updates (South African internet users groan) that will happen to the game during the NFL season. This is really cool as it'll keep your game as authentic to the real thing as possible! This includes player line-up changes as well as plays that the teams use in the NFL, keeping your playbook for each team as close to the actual NFL coach's as possible. Have a look at the reveal trailer here.
By the way - GO STEELERS! The Sims 4 Now, this was a feature that surprised me! EA Play brought a new expansion for all the Sims lovers out there (myself included). Sims 4 Island living is here and is dropping on Console on the 16th of June and on PC on the 21st of June. As with all Sims expansions, you can expect new fashion and home items and a new location, which I'll talk about in a bit, but some of the really cool additions are these; There are mermaids - you can create and design them, interact with them, and they have powers. You can go underwater and SCUBA dive - time to explore the deep and dark places of the Sim world. You can befriend dolphins - that's just freaking awesome. Now, back to the new location. The Island Living expansion brings an active volcano into the Sims world. Not much is known about this yet but the possibilities in my head are endless! The Sims 4 is also taking an environmental awareness stance (big up to the creators on this one) in that if you don't look after the island, like littering and such things, the game will get worse. So pick up the litter and look after the environment - in the game and out. Take a look at this trailer for the new Sims 4 expansion.
E3 2019 officially kicked off with Microsoft showing us some of the things we can expect from them in the near future and, with Sony nowhere in sight at this year's conference, Microsoft took full use of the opening. We got details on the next generation of Xbox, codenamed Project Scarlett, and a look at the trailers of games like Halo Infinite and Gears 5, as well as when we can expect them to drop. These are just some of the things that were revealed at E3 2019 but if I told you all the secrets up front then there would be no point in writing further… So let's break it down. Project Scarlett After months of speculation and rumours, Microsoft FINALLY let its fans know what to expect from its next-gen console and, man, what a machine it is! This thing is said to have 4 times the processing power of the Xbox One X and manages to run at 120 fps, double that of the One X (yes – we know PC Gamers, we know). Project Scarlett also boasts 8K resolution, more photo-realistic lighting effects thanks to new and improved ray tracing (google it – I had to too). Now we can go on about all the other tech stuff but the thing that piques my attention the most is a new breed of SSD, which is said to be 40 times faster than current SSDs available on the market – hello super-fast loading times. Take a look at the reveal video here.
All of this will be coming to a store near you sometime near the end of 2020. xCloud With streaming services, like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime, is all the rage at the moment, it was only a matter of time before gaming twigged onto the true essence of "cloud-stream gaming." We've gotten pretty close to it with services like EA and Origin Access and Xbox Gamepass, but those are not true cloud-stream gaming services as a download of the game is still required. xCloud is Microsoft's next big market changer as it allows the game to play a game without actually downloading it onto their device but, rather, having it stored in their own private corner of the xCloud. This service also turns your console into your own "little" cloud and gives you the ability to play games on almost any device, from almost anywhere. I'd imagine this service is going to need a pretty big and steady internet line to play (shakes head in South African) so I'm not sure how functional it's going to be in countries that don't have mega-WiFi – Only time will tell I guess. This new service will become available from October this year. New Elite Controller After just releasing the Elite V2, which was a colour change with some improvements of the original Elite, Microsoft announced the launch of the Elite Series 2 wireless controller. It is said that this controller has over 30 new ways to play like a pro. Some of these ways being adjustable-tension thumbsticks, interchangeable components, tons of customization options on the Xbox Accessories App on Xbox One and Windows 10. It's also said to have a rechargeable battery that will go for 40 hours between charge cycles. And it's damn sexy too! Gears 5 and Halo Infinite New instalments for some of Microsoft's biggest, and most loved, exclusive game franchises are on their way to a console near you (provided you've bought it). Have a look at these trailers to get some hype!
Gears 5 will be available from the 10th of September this year! While you can expect to see Halo Infinite in the later months of 2020 and will be launched on Project Scarlett. Elden Ring The studio that brought us Dark Souls has given the guy, who gave us the first five books of A Song of Ice and Fire and the good seasons of A Game of Thrones, yet another reason to not finish the final two books! But you know what? I'm not even mad… George R.R. Martin (the guy) and FromSoftware (the studio) have collaborated together to bring us the fantasy game we didn't even know we needed, Elden Ring. This game looks great! See for yourself here.
Microsoft Flight Simulator One of the best and most iconic flight sims and games, from my childhood, is making a comeback after almost a decade of leaving a gaping whole in the video game industry.
Microsoft Flight Simulator is one of Microsoft's longest-running product lines and has been largely regarded as one of the best flight sims available to the general public – although that might just be my own sentiment talking. Coming in 2020 on PC, you can once again take to the skies in the plane of your choice, from light aircraft to huge passenger carriers, and fly anywhere in the world, night or day, rain or shine and land at realistic, real-life airports and landing strips all over the world. Cyberpunk 2077 A game that has already generated so much hype since it's sneaky reveal at E3 2018 has generated even more if that's even possible. But have a look for yourself.
No - you weren't seeing things. Yup - you really did see that! Watch it again if you don't believe me. Surprise Game Reveal Staying true to form, Microsoft unveiled a game we weren't expecting! The Blair Witch Project is being turned into a first-person horror game that looks a lot like Silent Hill. This game is sure to give even the most hardcore horror gamers out there a fright or three. Have a look for yourself if you don't believe me.
Other Features The Microsoft conference was jam-packed full of goodness, if you missed some of the other games that were revealed, check out their trailers here. Outer Worlds
Bethesda, never one to leave their fans disappointed once again brought the magic... Opening with a touching tribute and shout-out to the players, and what we as the players, mean to Bethesda. Todd Howard was first to take the stage and apologised for the rough start of Fallout 76. Next was The Elder Scrolls: Blades, the very popular mobile game. New features such as dragon questline and single person arena modes. The features don't stop there, Blades is coming to the Nintendo Switch! Fallout 76 https://youtu.be/DyhceJEIhBo Fallout had a rocky start, but with tons of updates it has become a rather happy community, and now, the latest update called Wastelanders, bringing with it Human NPC's, more main quests, choice and consequences as well as a host of new weapons and gear. A new and refreshing game mode is also included, Vault 51 needs a new overseer, and in true gaming logic, the only way to decide that is by way of... a Battle Royale... a 52-man fight to be the overseer, named Nuclear Winter! Ghostwire: Tokyo https://youtu.be/MZBcNP8_FVE Ghostwire Tokyo is a new paranormal action adventure game. This title will take you to Tokyo where people are going missing, your job is to find out why. Along the way, you will meet both good and bad spirits, who will aid or increase your struggles during your adventure. Looking at the trailer, it would seem that a great deal of your time will be invested in trying to discover which elements are normal and which are paranormal... Elder Scrolls: Online https://youtu.be/XpfOjHzEPuQ Dragons! Dragons have come to ESO. Elsweyr was recently launched, allowing players to explore the homeland of the Kajhit and try out the new necromancer class. The previous season of ESO showed us how dragons were brought to the world of ESO, now see what they are doing to the world and its inhabitants in the new world premiere! Introducing the new order of dragon hunters that will be launched with the next expansion called Dragonhold which will complete the season of the dragon. August will bring Scalebreaker, a dungeon-crawling release adding much-requested gameplay to the ESO game. Elder Scrolls: Legends (mobile) https://youtu.be/RlKDNzwYoSE Bethesda is really investing in the mobile game genre, and taking their biggest names and taking them mobile. ES: Legends is a card based game coming to mobile, similar to Gwent. ES Legends will be available for download immediately. Rage 2 https://youtu.be/1Rps7WKTYr4 With the release of Rage 2 Id Software has created what is arguably one of the best open world shooters ever, and they are not planning on stopping there. In the near-future Rage 2 will be getting its first expansion bringing with it a host of new characters, missions, vehicles, and weapons. The new expansion is called Rise of Ghosts. Oh and wait, you can now drive... a Mech!!! Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot (VR) Time to head back to Europe and kill some more Nazis, this time in VR! You find yourself in the shoes of a French hacker working for the resistance, hacking the Nazi war machines and turning them on their creators! Wolfenstein: Youngblood More weapons! More custom playstyle and MORE NAZIS TO KILL! What is better than killing Nazis? Killing them with a friend! Grab a friend and jump to the 1980s, BJ is missing, you take control of his twins on the hunt to find their dad, either doing it solo or with a friend! This is going to be BLOODY GORGEOUS! https://youtu.be/XVGsNUnrvAI Deathloop Deathloop is a new and interesting title coming from the creators of Dishonored. Showcasing 2 assassins stuck on an island prison/paradise, depending on who you ask, in a timeless loop hunting and killing each other over and over. With Arkane studios at the helm, Deathloop promises to bring a mind-bending story as well as providing many ways to approach and complete the task at hand. https://youtu.be/qclEO3QxclY Orion (new game-engine tech) https://youtu.be/8n61-78vBM0 With all the talk of game streaming, Orion tech can be applied to any game engine and make it more efficient for streaming! Up to 20% faster per frame and 40% lower bandwidth, for us, this means faster streaming of games as well as making it cheaper and less-hungry on data. You will still be able to stream your game at max settings even if you live further away from data centres. DOOM ETERNAL https://youtu.be/uxBQmSXrDxM DOOM is arguably the poster boy title for Bethesda, and Doom Eternal solidifies this statement! Insane speed, tremendous amounts of blood and gore! Doom promises bigger and better! Demon slaying is the game, and DOOM Eternal brings the newest and best way of doing so with new map designs, new weapons and new enemies to try them on, all while finding your own way of slaying!
Square Enix is a powerhouse company boasting some of the biggest game names in the industry and at 2019 E3 they did not hold back! Final Fantasy VII remake Yes, it is finally happening, after many years in development hell and many sneak peeks at previous E3 conferences, Final Fantasy 7 is finally getting some worthwhile info to share. With visuals that are simply breathtaking, this, arguably the greatest in the Final Fantasy franchise will pull at heartstrings of new and old alike. Final Fantasy 7 is going to be large it will spand 2 bluray discs! New players to Final Fantasy 7 should not worry, the game has been tailored for newbies and veterans alike. Gone is the turn-based fighting system and welcome to the FF15-style combat system. Final Fantasy VII will drop on 03:03:2020 https://youtu.be/eBZyJl7_OPM Life is Strange 2 After Life is Strange 2 and The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit, comes a continuation of one of the most emotional roller coaster rides you can possibly have in a game. Daniel is starting to control his powers and meets up and shares it with fellow friends and foes along the way. Life is Strange cannot be classed in words; all you can do is simply experience this narrative splendour for yourself. The latest chapter is available now https://youtu.be/yqrQ44bQdaY Dragon Quest Builders 2 The builders have been abducted and it is up to you, and your mysterious partner to save them! Defeat the children of Hargon and become the master builder, but wait, building is always better with a friend, now you can call on your friends to help you save the world! https://youtu.be/pBcRuaBOeX4 Battalion 1944 Battallion 1944 is getting many new features and game modes as well as new weapons! As well as a new multiplayer system allowing for easy leagues and tournaments as well as major bragging rights. Check out the fast-paced video to see all the newest additions to what is sure to be a classic. https://youtu.be/_-I3KsAQOtQ Square Enix Music The music app that gamers want! You now have Square Enix game soundtracks at your fingertips! Simply hop onto all leading subscription services and listen to your favourite Final Fantasy soundtrack immediately!
Final Fantasy 14 – Shadowbringers The third expansion for the immensely popular FF14 game is coming, it releases on July 2 and brings with it enough content that would warrant a new standalone title. New jobs, gunbreaker and the dancer, new races and even more.
Outriders Outriders is from the creators of bulletstorm and Gears of War, from the video it seems to be a shooter set in an alien time period and sees 3 humans making a stand against an enemy alien force. One of the human characters are seen to be using telekinetic powers. Can this be a new challenger for the Gears of War crown?
Final Fantasy VIII The Final Fantasy that got me into gaming is getting a remaster. One of the biggest games in the franchise and the title that rooted a name in the Western markets is being remastered! To the fans of the game, this will be a welcome remaster and to the new players, it's worth every hour spent. https://youtu.be/liHKeemjdbI Avengers Finally, an Avengers game that can be excited about. This only being a announce trailer, it didn't give much in terms of gameplay but it sees the Avengers taking on a new enemy. And it seems that the Avengers have lost and the human race has lost faith in them... But they are not going to take it laying down! https://youtu.be/qpa4JXn5lVk Stay tuned for more information on E3 2019...
With a much-anticipated audience waiting to see what 1 of the leading game developers had in store, we had some ups...but maybe not enough?
Ubisoft threw a varied assortment of interesting trailers and line ups at us from new additions, to a new movie to a tv show ripping on game development and a PC subscription service. Let's start with some of the lesser yet still interesting news, it involves the latest in the assassins creeds "Odessey" which is getting a story creator which allows you to create and design your own quests using a web-based tool. And scheduled later to drop on us is "discovery mode" very similar to origins Education mode. https://youtu.be/uLJGDiATv_s We move onto some more interesting news and news some of us have been waiting eagerly for... The new Watchdogs game, set in good ol jolly England, well Britain to be more exact, and the biggest twist on the game? You can control virtually ANY character in the game from that tough looking biker to sweet old Agnus, allowing you to build up your own crew of vigilante hackers. https://youtu.be/3orYqGDSDUk Ghost Recon: Breakpoint has already been on everyone's lips but who could've anticipated that Jon Bernthal would be a prominent role in the game, he even showed up on stage with the very best doggo "bam bam", the game is scheduled for launch October 4th. https://youtu.be/P2tOLL_sAYk A Very strange and unusual announcement was that Rob McElhenney, creator of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, is making a tv series which mocks game development and is titled "Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet", no one is quite sure where Ubisoft fits into the plot but many of us can guess. https://youtu.be/8A6eaEL2EN4 And Siege fans we were gifted with the announcement of Rainbow Six: Quarantine, its a co-op Squad based survival FPS, and is being spearheaded by a whole new Montreal Team, Will it be with new operators? will it be something similar to outbreak? we can only wait and see. https://youtu.be/DbL-ZpBle64 And another PC subscription is making its way out of the woodworks, as Ubisoft Unveiled Uplay Plus, which offers over 100 games INCLUDING its DLC and is set to hit your screens September 3rd. Kinda Exciting news of a Division movie which will be coming to NETFLIX and is being directed by Jake Gyllenhaal, Will it be able to live up to the hype the game had? and we are all dying to see who will take on the iconic roles of our beloved agents. https://youtu.be/1YuIKUJA31w Step up Sports fans as Ubisoft drops a new game title into the mix, Roller Champions is a competitive multiplayer roller Derby set in a futuristic vibe. And will set to be free-to-play when it drops. https://youtu.be/cFdyq9I1HZo The team behind Assassins creed Odyssey is working on another yet slightly smaller project called "Gods & Monsters" which dives into Greek mythology, it actually looks pretty good, but we sit in our now butt worn seat for more info, all we know is it will be available 25 Feb next year. https://youtu.be/Egzb6_HCqQw And with that readers Ubisoft drew to a close, leaving us hungry and wanting more. Did Ubisoft run out of ideas or are they planning to hit us with earth-shattering news in the near future, Ubisoft, in my opinion, is a well-liked and dedicated development team, with everlasting potential and a drive to keep us all entertained. Were you all excited or let down by the Ubisoft panel? we would love your honest opinion on our FB page, drop us a comment and let us know.
What is the Amico console?
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Now before you all think this new console is coming to compete with Google Stadia and push "the future of gaming" even further out of reach for our potato internet South Africans, it's not. In fact, it's not even really the "next" thing in gaming but rather the "previous" thing. The Amico will appeal to all the older guys in the gaming community, as well as all the retro gaming fans out there! The Amico is the latest console made by console legend from the past, Intellivision. These guys have been around since 1979 and were one of Atari's biggest competitors through the 80's. These are the guys who started the console war! Now some of you newer generation gamers are thinking why would I want a remade retro console? Well, this thing is shaping up to be pretty cool and quite advanced. It includes things like WiFi (WOW), two colour touch screen controllers, HDMI and USB ports (so it will work with modern TVs) and - wait for it - RGB LIGHTING! It can't get much cooler than that! This console will be a hit for young and old alike. It's designed to bring the social lounge aspect back into gaming and will be simple enough to use and play for even the most technologically disadvantaged folk and no-skill gamers among us. The Amico's ease of play and simplicity will definitely be a party maker, and if you have more than 2 people at your party (is it even a party with 2 people?), there's a controller app for the Amico that allows you to connect up to 8 players into a game! They are also including competitive online multiplayer and leader boards so that you can compete with your friends for bragging rights and some unique achievement trophies. The console will be hitting the market late 2020 and will be coming in at the very tempting price of about $180, with games going for $2.99 to $7.99, every one of them exclusive to the Amico! The console will launch with several built-in titles and over 20 games in its online store, including Earthworm Jim. As they said, they are creating a console that parents will want to buy, not one that they are asked to buy. That's a bold statement but Intellivision is really working hard at making the Amico appealing, and there is definitely a large and growing group of gamers who would be into this console. This console will definitely do well on the market and will surely become a feature in most homes, with it's highly niche target market and affordability. Intellivision is doing a lot right with the Amico, but let me not bore you by going on about this console, here is a video from Intellivision themselves telling you exactly what you can expect from the Amico. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xokUnn1lBGA And if that's not enough for you, check out their website; www.intellivisionentertainment.com
Epic Games buying up the competition
Epic Games is literally taking over the market by buying new studios to add under their umbrella. The studio that brought as many good things, and Fortnite (think of that what you will), has recently acquired the independent development studio, Psyonix, which brought us Rocket League - what's not to love with cars and giant exploding balls? This was a wise move on the side of Psyonix as it brings them more resources, both human and financial, to continue to support Rocket League's growing competitive e-sports league. They also plan to bring the game to the Epic Games store later this year. Once the game appears on the Epic Games store, it is unsure if it will remain in the Steam store but all sources and evidence are suggesting that it will no longer be available to purchase through Steam. Now what does the mean for those of you who have already purchased and logged some serious time through Steam? In a statement made by Epic, it seems clear that there are pre and post Epic store phases. Currently (pre-Epic), the game is available to purchase on Steam and it is playable and supported (obviously). Later (post-Epic), the game will be available to purchase in the Epic store but will still be playable and supported on Steam for those who have already purchased it there. However, Epic has not officially announced that it will stop selling the game on steam, it's all guessing at the moment, but that does seem like the most likely outcome as Steam and Epic are direct competitors. This buy over should not come as a surprise to anyone as Psyonix and Epic have had a long-standing partnership, dating back to the early days of Unreal Engine and games like Unreal Tournament 2004. Psyonix was even founded a short distance from Epic Games headquarters in 2001. Both companies are also well known for pushing the bar in cross-platform gaming, with Psyonix supporting cross-play in Rocket League and Epic supporting it in Fortnite (which helped fuel its rise). However beneficial this acquisition is for Epic and Psyonix, it will raise many heads as Epic continues to spend huge amounts of resources to chip away at Valve's dominance in PC game sales. Epic purchasing a studio with a hit title, and pulling that away from Steam will come as a huge blow to Valve.
Will Apex Legends have Cross-Play?
Cross Platform gaming, or cross-play, is a topic that is hot on every gamer's lips nowadays with gamers everywhere wanting to play with, and against, their friends on other platforms. With that being said, it will come as no surprise should Apex Legends choose to follow games, like Fortnite, down the cross-play path. And why shouldn't they? So, for those of you also asking the question around cross-play for Apex Legends, Respawn - producers of Titanfall and Apex Legends, have confirmed that cross-play is in the works but has not yet indicated when they will be adding it in to the game that has taken the Battle Royale genre by storm. Drew McCoy, the lead producer at Respawn, said to Eurogamer that they plan "to allow players to play with their friends on other platforms" at some point. This obviously generated a whole lot of buzz! It is likely that cross-play on Apex Legends will look a lot like cross-play with Epic Games, where gamers will create an account, possibly through Origin, and link their platforms to this central account, which will then be used to add gamers on other platforms and squad up with them - but this is all just educated guessing. McCoy also said in the same interview that cross-progression will, unfortunately, not be possible because of how the game was set up in it's early days of production and this can not be reconciled. So, if you are looking to play Apex Legends with your friends on other platforms, you'll be doing it for some good old fun, and not for adding kills and wins to your counters. Apex Legends is currently free and available on PS4, Xbox One and PC. Whether it will be making an appearance on Switch, mobile, and other platforms is still to be seen. So here's to hoping that cross-play finds it's way to Apex Legends very soon! Until then, enjoy the first season, look forward to new legends, choose your drops wisely, and don't get bamboozled!

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Our goal is to keep the campers out of the Health Center and in their activities. There are few problems that require a camper to stay in the Health Center. Minor illnesses will be cared for at camp. Major illnesses/and other problems such as fractures and lacerations will be cared for at Newton Medical Center. Parents do not need to be notified of a minor illness, but will be called for major illnesses/problems (see below). "Homesickness" is not a medical problem and will be handled by the camp director and counselors.
The medical staff is available 24 hours a day for emergencies. Non-emergency problems and follow-up care, will be handled only during sick call hours, which are from 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. (after breakfast). All routine medications are dispensed during meals by each cabin nurse. Nurses must watch each camper swallow each pill. Medication cards will be made out on Intake Day and camper meds will be stored in locked cabinets in the Health Center. Controlled medicines are stored in a lockbox to which only the Charge Nurse and Assistant Charge Nurse have keys.
The Senior on Duty (SOD) is often needed to find a camper scheduled for Health Center follow-up. The SOD schedule (day and night) along with their cell phone numbers will be kept at the Health Center desk.
Click here to be taken to the forms packet page, which contains all of the medical forms required by Camp Nejeda.
While CGMs potentially reduce the risk of missing important hypo- or hyperglycemia, they also increase the burden on the campers, counselors and medical staff. They are only FDA approved for use in addition to routine monitoring (not as a replacement) because they are not as accurate as blood glucose monitors. In addition to "managing" an extra device, CGMs require responding to their alarms, which requires at least one check of blood glucose with a meter. Since CGMs monitor the glucose surrounding the cells (interstitial) instead of blood glucose, the readings are delayed by about 15 minutes compared to blood glucose.
This policy and procedure is intended to allow the maximum benefit from CGMs with the least effort for the camper, counselor and medical staff.


Each day we have a choice as to how to spend our time and energy. Often our time is planned so that we can fulfill responsibilities and carve space for our "my time." When we choose to include a SUP event as part of our practice, we set goals and design a training plan. It seems clear and straight-forward, right?
There's always something that comes up – our time can get segmented, pulled in many directions and we might procrastinate away some paddle opportunities because of (fill in the blank).
We might spend the months before an event we registered for with great anticipation and excitement being influenced by less than confident thoughts or fears, It might not be a lack of time, focus or discipline that de-rails our intention. We might simply need a reminder to inhabit each moment, rather than being led around by our thoughts and focus on our fears.
Framing an event as an opportunity to "learn" rather than being forced into expectation or agenda can be refreshing. Yes, when we stay in our comfort zone or wander away from challenges it is much easier to live in the moment. The real opportunity for learning or growth comes when you reach and stretch, when outcomes could be way different from what we would have chosen or preferred.
Plan a training session, plan something that will lead you toward your goals and set out to do it. During that session be aware, be present. Do you want to flee when things get tough? Do you fear you can't complete a speed, a distance or a challenge? Notice when fear takes over your ability to be present.
One of the best tools that can help us stay more present is our breath. When we are stressed or in our fears, our focus is most certainly not on breathing. We often hold our breath when we get anxious or frustrated.
It is fine to interrupt a training session and bring your attention or focus back to your breath. Something happens when you consciously bring your awareness to each and every breath. This has an amazing way of shifting our energy and bringing it into the present…even if that moment is very challenging. You may still feel your fear or whatever it is that took you out of the present, but you are taking action to return to being calm, strong and present.
You will discover what you need in order to focus on your breath. You will develop a stronger mind-body connection. One way might be to close your eyes and shift your attention to your inhale and exhale. Allow them both to lengthen. Keep your focus there for as little as 20 or 30 seconds and see how that changes your energy. Many of the POWER OF PRESENCE SUP (P2SUP) audio programs provide a meditation designed to hone your skills for being present and focusing on breath. These are powerful tools for both training, competing and – life.
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Can we ever have that kind of foresight? Can we formulate rules such that everyone who acts on them will predict the same positive or negative outcomes in every situation? The questions did not seem to personally disturb Kant, who lived his life in a highly predictable, rule-bound way---even, de Botton tells us, when it came to structuring his dinner parties. But while the categorical imperative has seemed unworkably abstract and too divorced from particular circumstances and contingencies, an elaboration of the maxim has had much more appeal to contemporary ethicists. We should also, Kant wrote, "act so as to treat people always as ends in themselves, never as mere means." De Botton provides some helpful context for why Kant felt the need to create these ethical principles.
Kant lived in a time when "the identifying feature of his age was its growing secularism." De Botton contends that while Kant welcomed the decline of traditional religion, he also feared the consequences; as "a pessimist about human character," Kant "believed that we are by nature intensely prone to corruption." His solution was to "replace religious authority with the authority of reason." The project occupied all of Kant's career, from his work on political philosophy to that on aesthetics in the Critique of Pure Judgment. And though philosophers have for centuries had difficulty making Kant's ethics work, his dense, difficult writing has nevertheless occupied a central place in Western thought. In his defense of the authority of reason, Kant provided us with one of the most comprehensive means for understanding how exactly human reason works---and for recognizing its many limitations.
To read Kant's work for yourself, download free versions of his major texts in a variety of digital formats from our archive of Free Philosophy eBooks. Kant is no easy read, and it helps to have a guide. To learn how his work has been interpreted over the past two hundred years, and how he arrived at many of his conclusions, consider taking one of many online classes on Kant we have listed in our archive of Free Philosophy Courses.
Open Culture is a great platform for followers of enlightenment like me . Rationalism is the tool that keeps us free from junk and trash piled on our mind through cultural upbringing .
Bravo, Alain! Thank you for posting an easily understood explanation of a very difficult philosophy. Yes, it's brief and necessarily shallow, but most of us have very short attention spans. What was I talking about? Oh, yes, Kant: I've been reading Kant for 30 years, yet you still told me things that I didn't know. And for broadcasting serious, worthwhile information, I am very grateful. Just hearing this short work of yours motivates me to pick up where I left off with Kant. Keep up the good work.


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Summer Streets closures could be expanded in NYC: Transit experts
Vincent Barone
"The bigger picture is about ending the primacy of the automobile," one transit expert said.
This Saturday, there will be a 270-foot waterslide installed near Foley Square, occupying space normally reserved for the chaotic whirl of activity that defines the streets near City Hall and other government buildings.
The slide is one of the main attractions at this year's Summer Streets, where the city will again close down a nearly 7-mile stretch through Manhattan in celebration of what it describes as its "most valuable public space": its roughly 6,000 miles of streets.
The route, as usual, runs from East 72nd Street and down Park Avenue, Fourth Avenue, Lafayette Street and Centre Street to City Hall. The closures will take place for six hours, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., on Aug. 5, 12 and 19.
City officials and transit experts agree that Summer Streets has been wildly successful — last year an estimated 300,000 people attended — but some believe there is room for the city to expand the concept in its 10th year.
"Part of its success is a lack of available public space and part of it is that every New Yorker wants to do something unique and special — and what's more special than walking or biking on Park Avenue, where you'd usually be facing traffic at 30 miles per hour," said Sarah Kaufman, of the NYU Rudin Center for Transportation. "I think it would be fun to extend it to other parts of the city, say a major thoroughfare in all five boroughs."
This, Kaufman admits, would require a good deal of additional resources, including a large number of additional police officers and solid planning to reroute traffic.
A spokeswoman for the Department of Transportation said, "We plan to keep our popular event running as it has, with small changes we've made to accommodate growth over the years."
Joseph Cutrufo, the communications director at the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, believes the event hints at what's possible when the city redistributes its street space to pedestrians and cyclists as a means to promote more open space and more effective transportation options than the private automobile. Using 2015 Census Bureau data, Tri-State found that 54.5 percent of New York households don't own automobiles.
"The bigger picture is about ending the primacy of the automobile — if there's one place in America where we can do this, it should be New York City," he said.
The city has held a number of temporary open street-type events in addition to Summer Streets, including Car Free Day to celebrate Earth Day and the Shared Streets initiative, but it's still decades behind other European cities when it comes to pedestrianizing city streets.
Bogota, Colombia, which inspired Summer Streets, has a nearly 70-mile car-free route through the core of the city that each Sunday attracts more than one million people. More recently, Paris has moved to pedestrianize a busy highway along the right bank of the Seine for a six-month pilot. Oslo, to curb emissions and meet a growing population, is attempting to ban vehicular access to its downtown by 2019.
Manhattan's West Side, the narrow streets of the Financial District, or even Broadway, which disrupts the grid, could be ripe for such a makeover, some say.
"Cars are becoming anachronistic in the city and it comes hand in hand with the way the city is changing … residential areas have expanded throughout New York and the outer boroughs and with that is the demand for recreational space and the streets are part of where the opportunity is for that," said Jonathan Cohn, a principal at the planning firm Perkins Eastman, which has pitched a concept to turn Broadway into a park space for 40 blocks in the heart of Manhattan.
There are several issues holding New York behind other cities, including lack of long-term planning from elected officials and small, oftentimes misallocated investments in transit, said Tom Angotti, professor emeritus at Hunter College's Urban Policy and Planning department. Only 36.2 percent of Queens householders and 17.8 percent Staten Island households don't own cars, according to Tri-State, areas where the public transportation infrastructure lags behind other parts of the city.
"You can't take people's cars away unless there are good alternatives," Angotti said. "And that will require big steps to reorganize the transportation system — exclusive bus lanes and more protected bike lanes, congestion pricing. City Hall has only taken baby steps in the last 30 years.
"Instead, they've invested in really short-term, highly expensive capital projects like the [$4.5 billion] Second Avenue subway," he added. "For that money, we could have had a first-class bus system serving all the people in the outer boroughs who don't have adequate access to mass transit now and who wind up owning cars because of that."
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Remain standing upright and place palms together in front of the chest.
Inhale, separate the hands, raise and stretch both the arms above.
Bend the head, arms and upper trunk slightly.
Exhale and bend forward from the hips until fingers or palms touch the floor.
Bring the forehead as close to knee as comfortable.
Inhale, place the hands on the floor beside the feet and move the right leg backwards.
The head should be tilted backward, the back arched and gaze upwards.
Exhale, and take your left leg beside your right leg.
Align head, back , hips and legs. Straighten the legs and look down towards the floor.
Hold the breath and keep the hands and feet in place.
Lower knees, chest and chin to the floor.
The knees, chest and chin should touch the floor simultaneously.
Inhale, slide the chest forward and raise the head. then straightening the elbows, arch the back into the Cobra pose.
Keep the arms and legs straight, grip the floor with the toes and use the strength of the arms to raise the buttocks and lower the heels to the floor.
Exhale and bend forward from the hips until fingers or palms touch the floor.
Exhale as you lower the arms next to your body.
Keep your spine upright and look straight ahead.
This completes one round, start next round with Pranamasana.
Use left leg as lead for the second round.
Relax in shavasana after completing the full practice rounds. Let the breath come back to normal, before resuming other activities.


This two-story 16,000 sq. ft. facility was built with a welcoming two-story atrium entry. A hydraulic elevator was installed as well as an impressive stairway with glass handrails. Skylights that brightened up the building's entrance foyer accentuated features from the dramatic granite floor up to the relaxing balcony.
There was extensive use of wood and glass wall construction. Vaulted ceilings were used to enhance the comfortable atmosphere of this facility. A fire sprinkler system was also installed throughout. A five-lane drive through was constructed to accommodate the banking customers. A poured-in-place vault was built and fire-rated record storage facilities were installed.


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Tractor parade, cakewalk bring people together in China Grove during weeklong celebration of Farmers Day
Published 12:02 am Friday, July 16, 2021
By Ben Stansell
A farmer smiles at waving spectators as he drives his tractor through downtown China Grove. Ben Stansell/Salisbury Post
Savannah Mabrito (middle) jumps for joy after winning one of the cakewalk competitions. Ben Stansell/Salisbury Post
Many of the people watching the parade congregated in Hanna Park, looking for shade from the late afternoon sun under the trees. Ben Stansell/Salisbury Post
Ann Sprinkle (pink dress) busts a move while competing in the cakewalk. Ben Stansell/Salisbury Post
Farmers on parade in downtown China Grove. Ben Stansell/Salisbury Post
John Deere was well represented during the tractor parade, which is just one of the festivities that China Grove has hosted to celebrate the 40th Farmers Day. Ben Stansell/Salisbury Post
CHINA GROVE — When Jeff Harwell mounted the stage at Hanna Park on Thursday evening to compete in the cakewalk, he came ready to win.
"I took my grandson with me for good luck," Harwell said.
Jackson, his lucky charm, worked like a charm. When the music stopped and the winning number was announced, Harwell and Jackson were standing right on top of it. After leaving the stage, Harwell picked up his prize — a Cheerwine pound cake made by Tea for Two Organic Eatery.
Harwell wasn't the only one to leave Hanna Park with a decadent dessert in hand. There were 14 cakes of all types and flavors handed out during the event. The cakewalk was preceded by a tractor parade that rolled right down Main Street and by the park. Both the parade and the cakewalk were part of China Grove's weeklong celebration for the 40th anniversary of Farmers Day.
The festivities kicked off on Saturday night with a concert performed by Darrell Harwood and will conclude with Farmers Day itself on Saturday.
"It's been amazing," said Patti Price Love, China Grove's event planner. "The community has really come out and we've had a great time gathering. It's really been a time for fellowship."
The festivities, which have also included art and music in the park on Tuesday night and the showing of a movie on Wednesday evening, have been well attended so far.
"We've had 100 plus people every night," Love said.
People dotted the sidewalks throughout downtown around 6:30 p.m. on Thursday evening to watch tractors new, old, small and large rumble along Main Street. The farmers driving them waved from their seats. A few decorated golf carts also participated in the parade. Many spectators stopped by The Candy Shoppe on Main to purchase some ice cream to go with the parade.
Following the procession, people flocked to the big tent in Hanna Park to socialize, play games like cornhole and checkers and to watch people compete for cakes, which were made by shop owners downtown and China Grove residents. In addition to both chocolate and lemon pound cakes, contestants were also competing for vanilla cupcakes, a banana bread loaf and even a hummingbird cake.
The cakewalk was hosted by the China Grove Board of Trade, a formerly defunct business organization that was recently revived by a few downtown shop owners. Shelly Corriher, owner of Wanderer's Rest Home Emporium, serves as the organization's president and Angie Vaught, owner of Tea for Two, is second in command.
Vaught said the organization has added a little over 12 members since it was rejuvenated about three months ago.
"We're reaching outside of the downtown area," Vaught said. "We're actually now including the entire zip code and anybody who has a home business."
China Grove Board of Trade members have been attending most of the events throughout the week. Kristina Cook, also a member of the board, sponsored Wednesday night's showing of the "Fall Nights in China Grove" movie through her State Farm agency.
The board plans on adding to its ranks with a membership drive on Saturday.
The weeklong schedule of events leading up to Farmers Day, Love said, has given people more opportunities to get involved in the celebration.
"Maybe not everybody can make it to Farmers Day or can stand the heat, so this gives people a chance to come out and do something a little different," Love said.
Harwell, who has attended Farmers Day since he moved to the town about three decades ago, said having multiple days with activities has created an even more exciting buildup to Farmers Day.
He brought his family downtown on Saturday to enjoy the fireworks after Harwood's concert and he'll be back at Hanna Park on Saturday morning to watch his other grandson, Everett Stubbs, compete in the annual Little Mr. and Miss Farmer Contest. Jackson, Harwell's good luck charm in the cakewalk, actually won the contest several years ago after wowing judges by pushing his own tractor on stage.
Farmers Day starts at 9 a.m. on Saturday and the Little Mr. and Miss Farmer contest will kick off around 9:45 a.m. Vendors of all varieties will set up under the tent and will offer their goods until the festivities conclude at 4 p.m.
About Ben Stansell
Ben Stansell covers business, county government and more for the Salisbury Post. He joined the staff in August 2020 after graduating from the University of Alabama. Email him at ben.stansell@salisburypost.com.
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#changing diameter to type float

myfloat = diameter

#creating a variable name radius
# assign radius the value og diameter/2

radius = (diameter/2)   # this where it went wrong

print = "The radius is equal to"
print(radius)

I keep getting, 'str' object is not callable

A: Python is a dynamically typed language, which means you can reassign almost anything, including the builtin print function.
When you do ...
print = "The radius is equal to"

... you're setting the value of print to a str, which isn't callable. Instead, just use some other name, like foo:
foo = "The radius is equal to"
print(foo)
print(radius)

A: You tried to assign print to your string instead of printing it. That made print a variable, not a function as far as the code was concerned. Here is the working code.
diameter = float(input("Enter a diameter: "))
print(diameter)
myfloat = diameter
radius = (diameter/2)
print("The radius is equal to")
print(radius)

A: What you are doing in you code is you are assigning a string value to an existing method print. In python you can reassign any any value to anything, since python is one of the 'Dynamically typed languages'. So, print became a string variable. Now, what you are doing is calling print like a method with () , so print which is of type str, is not a method so you cannot call like that, that is why you are getting the error 'str' object is not callable.
Try the following:
diameter = float(input("Enter a diameter: "))
print (diameter)
radius = (diameter/2)
print("The radius is equal to : ", radius)

I hope it helps.

A: I took the liberty to rewrite your code. Hope you don't mind. If you still don't understand how to use the str() function, maybe this will help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cvM-crlDvg
'''This is creating a variable that takes user input.
the float is there just as a precaution, if they include a decimal'''
num = float(input('Enter a number: '))
'''Then type the equation.'''
radius = num/2
'''To print this, notice how I use a "str()" function. this makes it
so that you can add numbers to strings.'''
print('The radius is ' + str(radius))
'''                      ^
                         | This is vital. program wont work without it.
'''

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layout: post
title:  "Sending"
date:   2015-01-02
tags: [cleric, wizard, level3]
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**3rd-level evocation**

**Casting Time**: 1 action

**Range**: Unlimited

**Components**: V, S, M (a short piece of fine copper wire)

**Duration**: 1 round

You send a short message of twenty-five words or less to a creature with which you are familiar. The creature hears the message in its mind, recognizes you as the sender if it knows you, and can answer in a like manner immediately. The spell enables creatures with Intelligence scores of at least 1 to understand the meaning of your message.

You can send the message across any distance and even to other planes of existence, but if the target is on a different plane than you, there is a 5 percent chance that the message doesn't arrive.

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Jeffrey Grauel is an American artist, curator, and gallery director. His artwork has been presented in parking lots, former mortuaries, museums, corporate lobbies, malls, galleries, homes, abandoned lots, faculty offices, and the windows of Tiffany's. As co-director of Slow he runs an in/dependent gallery in the bathroom (Loo), brew curated beers (SmAB), and give tours of artwork under hotel beds at art fairs.


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Johann Ellerborn (* 14. Jahrhundert in Bad Münstereifel; † um 1440) war Schöffe und Bürgermeister der Reichsstadt Aachen.

Leben und Wirken
Der Sohn des gleichnamigen Schöffen entstammte einer einflussreichen Familie, die zuvor in Münstereifel ansässig war und sich anfangs Elreborn schrieb und nach Übersiedlung in die Stadt Aachen dort zahlreiche Amtsträger hervorbrachte. Johanns Bruder Peter Ellerborn wurde allerdings Bürgermeister der Stadt Köln.

Johann Ellerborn selbst wurde erstmals 1414 zum Bürger-Bürgermeister der Freien Reichsstadt Aachen gewählt, als er offensichtlich noch nicht dem Schöffenkollegium angehörte. In dieser Amtszeit gehörte er zusammen mit dem amtierenden Schöffen-Bürgermeister Konrad von dem Eichhorn der Delegation an, die als Vertreter Aachens das Konzil von Konstanz beobachteten und darüber der Stadt Bericht erstatteten. Spätestens im Jahr 1420 scheint Ellerborn in das Schöffenkollegium aufgenommen worden zu sein, da er seitdem in den entsprechenden Urkunden als solcher genannt wird. Mehrfach wurde er in den Rat sowie in den Jahren 1420, 1425, 1429 und 1436 erneut, diesmal zum Schöffen-Bürgermeister der Stadt Aachen gewählt.

Johann Ellerborn war verheiratet mit Margarethe von Brachel aus Bad Münstereifel, mit der er mindestens je zwei Söhne und Töchter hatte. Sein ältester Sohn Thomas Ellerborn folgte ihm in das Schöffenkollegium und wurde später selbst Bürgermeister. Über seinen Sohn Peter wurde Johann der Großvater des späteren Bürgermeisters Johann Ellerborn. Seine Tochter Mechtild heiratete den Bürgermeister Johann von der Hagen. Gemäß mehreren Quellen war er um 1440 in Bad Münstereifel entweder verstorben oder wurde zumindest dort in einer alten Familiengrabstätte begraben.

Literatur

Bürgermeister (Reichsstadt Aachen)
Deutscher
Geboren im 14. Jahrhundert
Gestorben im 15. Jahrhundert
Mann

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text:
Q: Is it still bad to use swap on a modern SSD? I have a Samsung 960 Pro SSD with Ubuntu 18.04
is it safe to put the swap file on there or would it hurt it in the long run,
I heard some people saying that new SSDs don't suffer from that issue anymore, is this true?

A: I have the exact same SSD w/512 GB and Ubuntu 16.04 setup an GB SWAP partition on it. I see no problem because:

*

*with 8 GB RAM the swap is never used so no worry of shortening 10 year life span.

*I typically shelf laptops after two years and buy a new one.

*If I do get into Virtual Machines (VM's) some day I'll upgrade to 16 or 32 GB RAM as soon as I see SWAP being used.

*The only other option would be 1 TB HDD and I'd like to keep that as destructible storage space and not worry about it.

*The only downside is expensive real estate parking SWAP on most expensive SSD but Ubuntu only uses 16 GB and Windows 10 is only using 110 GB of 385 GB allocated.

*An advantage is if SWAP is ever used for massive memory leak then OOM-Killer (out of memory killer) will tell me 20 times faster I have a problem. This is because I believe our SSD's are about 20 times faster than the average hard drive.

Monitoring Samsung Pro 960 M.2 NVMe Gen 3.0 x 4 SSD
First step is to install nvme-cli because it provides the most information:
sudo apt install nvme-cli

Next gather information available from SSD:
$ sudo nvme smart-log /dev/nvme0
Smart Log for NVME device:nvme0 namespace-id:ffffffff
critical_warning                    : 0
temperature                         : 36 C
available_spare                     : 100%
available_spare_threshold           : 10%
percentage_used                     : 0%
data_units_read                     : 8,743,226
data_units_written                  : 4,763,574
host_read_commands                  : 147,308,749
host_write_commands                 : 47,032,599
controller_busy_time                : 343
power_cycles                        : 519
power_on_hours                      : 376
unsafe_shutdowns                    : 66
media_errors                        : 0
num_err_log_entries                 : 198
Warning Temperature Time            : 0
Critical Composite Temperature Time : 0
Temperature Sensor 1                : 36 C
Temperature Sensor 2                : 43 C
Temperature Sensor 3                : 0 C
Temperature Sensor 4                : 0 C
Temperature Sensor 5                : 0 C
Temperature Sensor 6                : 0 C
Temperature Sensor 7                : 0 C
Temperature Sensor 8                : 0 C

The most important field is Percentage used which shows as 0%. This isn't disk usage percent but life used percent. I've had this drive since October 2017 and now it's May 2018. As soon as Percentage used hits 1% I can multiply the number of months I've owned it by 100 to find out when it will die. But they say the drive typically lives longer than that.
Source


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Why Upwork Stock Is a Value Despite a "Broken IPO"
Shares are less than half what they were a year ago.
All was going just fine for gig economy outfit Upwork (NASDAQ:UPWK) in the months following its late 2018 IPO. Priced at $15 per share, the stock raced nearly 50% higher in its first few months on the market. However, the late 2019 sell-off of small, high-octane upstarts has taken its toll on the freelance workforce marketplace, too, and shares are now trading at less than $10, making it a "broken IPO" -- as it trades for less than its debut pricing -- and the price is far from the optimistic outlook investors had a year ago.
To be fair, there are good reasons for Upwork's sell-off. However, skepticism is beginning to look overdone to me. I'm a buyer at these levels.
Breaking down the results so far
After posting revenue of $253 million in 2018 -- good for year-over-year growth of 25% -- and a narrow adjusted net loss of $600,000, Upwork is putting together another solid year. Through the first three reported quarters of 2019, the company is on track to deliver top-line growth of 19%, in line with the guidance provided at the outset of 2019.
That kind of expansion is nothing to balk at, but such is the world we live in these days. Tech upstarts like Upwork are often expected to exceed guidance, and any hints of a slowdown (which full-year 2019 guidance of 19% growth certainly is) throw up all sorts of red flags for investors in high-growth firms. So despite overall solid results, Upwork is being punished and expectations reset.
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30, 2019
3.2 pp
Adjusted net income (loss)
($3.26 million)
PP = percentage point. Data source: Upwork.
Of course, the other negative here is that Upwork's expenses remain high as it invests in marketing to promote expansion. While investing back into the business should promote further upside for revenue, the fact that operating expenses have been outpacing the top line could be cause for concern down the road. For now, though, Upwork is making progress on turning the corner on profitability.
Quality growth at a value
And that's what has me eyeing this stock. While 19% growth in revenue doesn't hold a candle to some other companies that made their debut in 2019, it's still a more than respectable result. Given Upwork's near-term expectations for that pace to continue, the stock's big tumble in the last year makes it look like a real value.
As of this writing, Upwork stock trades for less than four times trailing 12-month sales -- a far cry from some of its start-up tech peers that trade in the double-digits. Gross profits are north of 70% and rising as well, bolstering the chances that the company will soon start turning a consistent profit, and the company is also free cash flow positive (money left after cash operating and capital expenses are paid) over the last year, generating $7.1 million through the end of the third quarter of 2019. It's not much, but it's something, and not all fast-growing tech firms can boast having the same situation.
Of course, my buy thesis is based on Upwork being able to continue delivering double-digit growth, and while big profits aren't expected anytime soon, the company should keep making progress on the bottom line as it expands its marketplace for freelance workers and companies looking to hire them. Shares should be a volatile ride going forward, but at these levels, I think Upwork is just too cheap to ignore.
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How effective is your digital marketing? It's a simple question that many marketers simply can't answer. Or should I say few can answer it in any meaningful sense.
Sure, we can be told that the last email campaign had a 19% open-rate and the current homepage bounce rate is just 14%, but how many leads and sales has this generated? These are the real stats that matter and this blog will tell you exactly why so many marketers just aren't reporting on it well.
One of the beautiful things about digital marketing is that is allows you a great deal of insight into your marketing activity. You can track everything from unsubscription rates to impressions, click-through rates to screen resolution and all of this data makes us feel empowered as marketers.
Simply having access to data doesn't make us better marketers though. Understanding what data points are relevant is increasingly becoming a key differentiator between marketers. Having a page one ranking on Google might sound great when your SEO consultant informs of it but how are they accounting for the filter bubble? When your PPC agency's monthly report tells you that you spent £1500 on your top keywords and your visitors spend an average of three minutes on your site, what does this actually tell you? Not a great deal.
Disjointed. Siloed. Compartmentalised. Call it what you will, the point is there isn't enough joined up thinking when it comes to digital marketing. SEO is not a digital marketing strategy. SEO is a methodology for getting found within search engines, nothing more than that. Once a site is found, then what?
Too much emphasis is given to the tactical aspects of digital marketing without anything like enough focus being given to the holistic approach. This is one of the reasons we became a HubSpot certifed partner agency, because it unifies your digital marketing so that everything is neatly connected, providing you with a complete overview of all of your digital marketing efforts within one dashboard.
Everything has its place. This is as true of your household clutter as it is to digital marketing tactics. SEO, as noted earlier, has its place within a digital marketing strategy. Its place is in driving traffic to the website and that's great when you're number one for the query "Buy XYZ widget online" but what about those customers who aren't ready to buy or don't even know they have a problem that your company can solve?
Our marketing efforts should focus on capturing the attention of our potential customers as early in the buying cycle as possible, not just at the very end as they are about to click add to cart. By understanding the challenges our customers are trying to solve and presenting them with solutions, we are able to build trust over time so that come purchasing time, it's your sales team that they turn to.
The content marketing institute found that 91% of B2B marketers are engaged in content marketing (admittedly that's like the dairy farmers association reporting 95% of farmers milk cows) so with this much content coursing through the internet, website visitors and customers have become highly adept at filtering the wheat from the chaff.
Your content marketing goals should over the last twelve months have shifted somewhat, especially in light of Google's Hummingbird update. High quality content wins over high volume of content. In fact, any marketer engaged in content spinning was always going to hit troubled waters sooner or later because they weren't focusing on the right things. The right things in this instance being the needs of the customer/user.
The most sustainable content marketing uses contextualised content. Content that matches the needs of the of the user at whatever stage in the buying cycle they are at is going to give you a longer term pay off and will mean that no matter what algorithm changes Google makes, the content remains relevent and penalty free.
The strategy need not be a 50 page document with a 1500 word executive summary. You just need to know what the organisational goals are, which channels you want to use and at what stage each tactic will be deployed. Admittedly, that is the most stripped-back, bare bones approach to a strategy ever conceived but it's gets the point across.
At Katapult we follow the inbound methodology that allows us to implement a clear, cohesive digital marketing strategy: Get found, engage, convert & analyse. Everything has its place as demonstrated below.
Analyse: Analytics, CRM, closed-loop reporting.


Cell line misidentification or contamination can derail your research. Fortunately, there is an easy way to confirm the identity of human cell lines in your laboratory: short tandem repeat (STR) analysis.
To standardize STR analysis for human cell line authentication, the American Tissue Culture Collection (ATCC) Standards Development Organization Workgroup published the ASN-0002-2011, which recommends the use of at least eight STR loci (TH01, TPOX, vWA, CSF1PO, D16S539, D7S820, D13S317 and D5S818) plus Amelogenin for gender identification.
The GenePrint® 10 System is a 10-locus multiplex system designed to generate a multi-locus DNA profile by amplifying human genomic DNA extracted from cell pellets, cell culture enrichment media and by direct amplification from storage cards. The system includes all reagents required for successful identification and authentication of human cell lines, as well as detection of cell line contaminants; the small kit size and lower reaction volume makes GenePrint® 10 an economical choice for confirmation of cell line identity.
Meets the ASN-0002-2011 Guidelines requirements with co-amplification and detection of the recommended minimum nine STR loci (including Amelogenin).
Improves lab efficiencies with rapid-cycling and direct-amplification from storage card samples.
Simplifies data analysis and comparison using loci in concordance with publicly available databases.
Generates optimal heterozygote balance using up to 10ng of DNA template.
Delivers greater consistency in detecting low-level mixtures, contaminants and genetic aberrations.
Amplification of DNA from the HT-29 cell line on a 1.2mm punch from an FTA® card. Amplified products were separated on an Applied Biosystems® 3130 Genetic Analyzer (3kV, 4-second injection). Inter- and intra-imbalance is expected when working with cell lines in storage cards.
Amplification of 10ng of human DNA analyzed using an Applied Biosystems® 3130 Genetic Analyzer (3.0 kV, 4-second injection).
The GenePrint® 10 System is compatible with the ABI PRISM® 3100 and 3100-Avant Genetic Analyzers and Applied Biosystems® 3130, 3130xl, 3500 and 3500xL Genetic Analyzers. You may need to optimize protocols including the amount of template DNA, cycle number, injection conditions and loading volume for your laboratory instrumentation.
Australian Pat. No. 724531 and other patents and patents pending.
DNA fragments labeled with fluorescent dyes for use with the PowerPlex® Systems.


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Der Skeletonwettkampf der Männer bei den Olympischen Winterspielen 2006   wurden am 17. Februar 2006 in zwei Läufen ausgetragen.

Olympiasieger wurde der Kanadier Duff Gibson, der mit 39 Jahren der älteste Sieger einer Individualsportart bei Olympischen Winterspielen ist. Seine Goldmedaille widmete er seinem verstorbenen Vater Andy, der 2005 nach elf Jahren den Kampf gegen den Krebs verloren hatte. Gibsons Landsmann Jeff Pain gewann die Silber- und Gregor Stähli aus der Schweiz die Bronzemedaille.

Ergebnisse

Weblinks

 Ergebnisse

Skeleton Männer
2006
Sportveranstaltung in Cesana Torinese
Skeleton (Italien)


it would be a charming wreath to adorn my cottage..."
Because home is where you hang your wreath.
A potpourri of elements for inspiring a romantic country cottage style.
shabby photos all to be shared from a homemakers heart.


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Le Monfort, précédemment théâtre Silvia-Monfort, est un établissement culturel de la ville de Paris, situé dans le parc Georges-Brassens, 106, rue Brancion dans le  de Paris.

Depuis , sous la direction de Laurence de Magalhaes et Stéphane Ricordel, fondateurs de la compagnie des Arts Sauts, il est consacré à la création contemporaine et à la découverte de compagnies émergentes.

Histoire

Les « carrés Silvia-Monfort »
En 1972, Silvia Monfort crée le Carré Thorigny dans un entrepôt de ferraille du Marais. Elle y programme des auteurs contemporains, beaucoup de classiques, mais aussi de la danse et de la musique. Elle favorise l'installation du cirque Grüss dans la cour de l'hôtel Salé. Ce premier « Carré » est nommé par la ville de Paris et le ministère de la Culture « centre culturel des Halles et du Marais ».

En 1974, la structure emménage dans les locaux abandonnés de la Gaîté-Lyrique et prend le nom de Nouveau Carré Silvia-Monfort, promu « centre d'animation culturelle de Paris ». Silvia Monfort crée parallèlement avec Alexis Grüss, dont le cirque s'installe dans le square mitoyen, la première école de cirque et de mime en France : « l'école au Carré ».

En 1977, le Nouveau Carré déménage encore, mais cette fois sous forme de chapiteau, au Jardin d'acclimatation, puis sur le plateau Beaubourg, avant de se fixer, en 1979, sur le site des anciens abattoirs de Vaugirard, où deux chapiteaux sont installés : l'un pour le cirque, l'autre pour le théâtre.

En , le Carré Silvia-Monfort interrompt ses spectacles sous chapiteau pour mettre en chantier un théâtre « en dur » conçu par l'architecte Claude Parent et dont le projet remonte à 1986. Lové dans l'ancienne rampe d'accès des abattoirs, le théâtre se présente sous forme d'une pyramide hexagonale métallique de vingt-trois mètres de haut donnant sur le parc Georges-Brassens.

À la mort de Silvia Monfort au printemps 1991, le Conseil de Paris décide à l'unanimité que le nouveau bâtiment portera le nom de théâtre Silvia-Monfort.  Régis Santon est nommé par la mairie de Paris pour en prendre la direction. Il est inauguré le , avec La Valse des toréadors de Jean Anouilh.

Laurence de Magalhaes et Stéphane Ricordel, fondateurs de la compagnie de cirque contemporain Les Arts Sauts, sont nommés à la tête de l'établissement en . Le théâtre est alors renommé Le Monfort.

Description

 La grande salle de spectacle en amphithéâtre accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite / 456 places assises / surface totale de la scène , cage de scène : 15 m de large sur 7 m de haut.
 La Cabane d'une jauge de 120 places / toute en bois / montable et démontable.
 La terrasse végétalisée et son bar.

Notes et références

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 Site officiel

Salle de théâtre de la Ville de Paris
15e arrondissement de Paris