Marie Beschorner is a young and very talented artist and illustrator from Germany, and she is also partly working from Stockholm, Sweden.
When we talk about the art of Marie, the first and foremost thing that comes in our mind is the unthinkable cocktail of reality and fantasy apart from the abstract form of art, her images present.
Her passion and inspiration related to the animals and nature spark from all of her paintings.
As her art evolved, she found Wolves to be not only effective to the purpose and intention of her art, but also an infective subject to paint.
Immersing herself completely into her subject was an immersion into the surreal and fantastic world they live in and a journey of exploration that has revealed a world of ideas and inspiration for her paintings.
After gaining experience and confidence in painting the subject, she began to explore and experiment, not only the process of making her art but also the subject of her art, blending the history, ideals and many concepts associated to the Wolf into her images.
The time and effort she dedicates to her subject continues to open new dimensions for her to explore, giving her a broad creative freedom and giving her art its distinctive flavor and voice.
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Rare Footage of Beyonce as a 10-Year-Old Pop Star Being Auctioned For Nearly $4 Million
By Raphael Chestang 2:31 PM PST, December 6, 2016
Beyonce was always destined for greatness.
In two-and-a-half hours of rare never-before-seen footage from 1992, being auctioned through Ted Owen & Co., Queen Bey is just 10 years old and already displaying the talent that would eventually make her a music icon.
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The unique collection of 12 professionally produced Betacam video tapes show Beyonce before Destiny's Child, as the lead singer of the group Girl's Tyme. At the time, Beyonce was just 10 years old and already developing the talent that would eventually make her a music icon.
In the unedited videos, which document the earliest music video appearance of Girl's Tyme, Beyonce plays to camera in several locations, working out dance routines, rehearsing for a live performance and performing at an artist showcase in San Francisco.
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Bids for the complete collection of tapes are being accepted now through January 10, 2017. The collection is expected to sell for $3.8 million.
Formed in 1990, Girl's Tyme included Beyonce, Kelly Rowland, LaTavia Roberson and LeToya Luckett. They later changed their name to Destiny's Child in 1996, inspired by a passage in the Book of Isaiah. Girl's Tyme's famed Star Search appearance is featured in the "***Flawless" music video.
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Long term travel, digital nomad, location independent, lifestyle design, 4-Hour Workweek, round-the-world trip, extended travel, perpetual travelers, mini-retirement, sabbatical, permanent vacation, year off ...no matter the term, if you do it as a family, education will be of primary importance. More so if you do it with children in the primary years, tweens or teens.
Even if you do not have children yet, if you live or plan an ultra mobile lifestyle, you should think in these terms because it is one of the best ways to educate and prepare children to be global citizens of the 21st century. Our world and education is going through a huge change today.
Pink fairy doing math and Greek Myth roadschool on pink ferry between Turkey and Greece.
World travel in itself can't help but enrich and educate, but as a parent, one wants to think of the big picture and how to meet all the needs of a child, while living a free, adventurous life. We are monolinguals raising a trilingual from birth and non-musicians raising a child who plays violin and piano as we roam the world, so we have learned a few things along the way that we want to share.
I'm a life longer learner who has always had great passion for, and iconoclastic ideas about education. The lead photo may be misleading because we do not own an iphone, ipod, Nintendo DS, ipad, Kindle or Wii, and we believe in strongly monitoring and limiting our child's time online and screen time, making sure most of her time is in nature, playing and unplugged. Meanwhile, she is still years ahead of age peers in academic learning, partly because she is allowed to go at her own pace.
It is a fine line today because of the amazing technology and 60% of all schools will be virtual by the end of the decade, so being tech savvy should be a part of the curriculum for these digital natives, but one must also educate about the addictive nature and harms. We're apple fans and love their slogan "Think Differently" thus we own two Mac laptops & one PC (and may own some of the others down the line) but we like how that gives us some boundaries to our time online as we do not want to be virtually connected 24/7 even though we live a digital nomadic life with that as our lifeline to the world in many ways.
I've promised you a series about education on the road, so this is the first and I plan to make an e-book with even more details (as well as one on raising a bilingual or trilingual child from birth even if you are monolingual parents). I am also working on putting all my posts on homeschooling, going to a local school in foreign country, online options. worldschooling and roadschooling under the heading of "education", so that they will be easier to find.
I'm going to start with an interview that I did for Nunomad (with a few changes) so I have that basic information on this site. We repeatedly get asked these kinds of questions so good to have them all together and easier to find.
Our primary goal for our opened ended world tour that began in 2006 was to educate our child and have more time together as we explored the world slowly.
It still remains just as true today!
Absolutely! We had very high expectations, but the reality has far surpassed anything we could have dreamed about. My daughter was 5 when we started (but reading well at a Harry Potter level and doing school work many years ahead of age peers in every area) and just turned 9 and we feel she has gotten the best possible education through our travel, homeschooling, web connections and deep immersion in her second language, literature and culture by attending a local school in Spain for five months every winter since 2006. It became clear before she was 5 that even great public or private schools would not meet her needs, so our journey was/is an out of the box way to handle that challenge.
The incredible family bonding and such rich shared experiences through the travel has been a priceless blessing beyond words. We have been to 4 continents, 32 countries, traveled over 175,000 miles (most overland) and used every mode of transportation from cargo ships to camels, stayed in a Berber tent in the Sahara, 5000 year old cave in Cappadocia, Turkey as well as luxury hotels in Provence and Salzburg etc. One can not experience so much together without it affecting you deeply.
We have found it such a rewarding and life-enriching family lifestyle that we have no plans on stopping and know that it will continue to awe us and enhance her education like nothing else could. We are really honored that we have been chosen as a featured case study for the new edition of the 4Hour Work Week and hope we can encourage others to find there own way to do family extended travel!
Books are and always have been the mainstay of our homeschool. Raise a reader and life becomes easy because they learn so much on their own just having fun! We bring more books on our travels than anything else and many are geared to our travel. We are bookaholics and started reading to her in two languages daily starting in the womb!
Recently we toured Melk Abbey and the tour guide was astounded that our 8 year old knew so much about Austrian history. When we were touring ancient ruins in Greece and Turkey, an American teacher that sailed with us aboard the gulet sailboat along Turkey's Turquoise Coast, said our then 6 year old knew more about Greek Myths than he did! The secret? Just feeding great books before, during and after travel!
Our basics for on the road homeschool is Singapore Math (our 8 yo is doing 6/7th grade math), books geared to the travel like historical fiction, Core Knowlege series (our 8yo is doing 5th grade), Brain pop, Educational CD's like Zoombini's, Mathra, Zoo Tycoon,Storybook Weaver plus journal-ing every day, book reports, lots of discussion, games, violin & piano practice, story of the world at bedtime…plus legos & snap circuit!
We homeschool all year and almost every day in English, so do not have to put much time into formal schooling. We usually get it done quickly after breakfast. Most of the school work is self directed and my child doesn't even think of it as school, yet when she recently took an achievement test before turning eight, she scored well above grade level with some areas at high school level (which confirmed that our homeschool method was working).
We also do some online things like John Hopkin's University's CTY program and Teddybears around the world , MIT's scratch, e-libraries etc. She takes violin and piano over Skype webcam's from two amazing teachers from another continent and they use email or google wave to send us material. We will start wintering in Asia so that she can become very fluent in Mandarin Chinese starting this fall, so she has been working online with teachers over Skype to support her reading, writing, talking and numbers in that, her third language. (Funnily, while she is going to school entirely in her second language in Spain).
We also have done many service projects like the disadvantaged school kids from Harlem, south bronx etc that come with us virtually. I think teaching service is important!
I think that a child that is reading well is most important …more so than age. We did lots of traveling with our child since she was 2 weeks old, but we wanted to have a very stable environment for her first five years so that she had a real sense of home. She still remembers that home well and keeps in regular touch with family and friends there.
Because we tend to spend a long time in each area that we visit, we have been delighted that our child has very clear and sharp memories of all the places that we have been, Most of the places are not just places for a fleeting vacation, but places that she has actually lived, grocery shopped, befriended locals etc. We love laughing, talking about the places we have been together and going down memory lane looking at all our photos (75K) and videos (over 200 hours so far!!) I am grateful that they will be past on for generations, especially when I read that some will no longer exist in the future!
We wanted to do our serious, extended educational travel at an age when our child would consciously remember it forever…where it would always be a vivid part of her. Our extended travel is focused primarily on her education, like life as a world field trip, so for our purposes, it did not make sense to do extended travel if she did not remember it and learn/experience in very concrete/deep ways.
Thus the ideal age depends on your reasons for doing the extended travel. For some folks it is parent led, but ours is definitely child's education led. I do think that kid's that are reading well will benefit the most from extended travel and be able to participate much more in the whole experience from reading menus, to reading in museums and helping out with subway maps, guide books etc (besides books).
We have found ways around that and still spend considerable time in book stores and libraries where ever we roam, but the opportunities are quite different with this lifestyle. I am a big believer in "if there is a will there is a way" so we do our best to make the most of what we do have and stay open to out of the box solutions. Now that we have found a great violin teacher online, that has helped a lot and there are no shortages of free books online or great libraries online like our home libraries in Santa Cruz & San Jose.
Perhaps one of the most important skills needed for the future 21st century global citizens is adaptibility, flexibility and creativity and one learns that in spades on an extended world tour as a family!
All of it! Just seeing & experiencing this beautiful planet together as a family and meeting amazing people is incredibly life affirming! Having the time that we have together just having fun in awe inspiring places is perhaps the greatest dream come true.
Ameya- So glad that is is useful for you! Do expose your baby to as much Mandarin as possible while there & he will soon be bilingual in a very important language for his future. Happy travels!
waitinginthedark Thanks so much, I appreciate the kind, supportive words! I think more and more parents will be doing a version of what we are doing as it is a fast growing trend and WILL be useful for the whole planet as well as the individuals.
How wonderful to be able to expose your children to the many cultures of the world! Experiencing worldwide cultures is by far one of the most rewarding experiences to be had--especially when you're experiencing them as a family. Have you traveled to Africa? If not, you must go! An African family safari is a life-changing event. Not only do you experience a new aspect of nature, you also learn from locals about their culture and its connection to the environment. Great post!
Great post! I can realte to moving away form the PC's and using MACs. I too purchased my firstd MAC and will never go back to a PC! My kids absolutely love is. Tons of great applications for homeschooling too.
Sandy- Thanks & so true! We HAVE been to Africa, but just to Morocco so far. More of Africa & a safari is definitely in our plan! We were suppose to be doing a long stay in Africa this year, but changed our plans because we realized that we had to get to Asia so Mozart could deeply immerse in her Chinese while still young enough to have the benefit of age as it's easier to learn pre-puberty and will take several winters.
BUT we will soon find Africa & a safari in our future, perhaps next year!
Elaine- Welcome & glad you liked it! We love our Macs but the PC comes in handy too, so we're glad we have both kinds of laptops for our lifestyle. That was a hard choice to make.
So inspired... we are parents to two beautiful girls who we adopted from China. We are in the process of following in your footsteps... selling everything we have to begin our travel adventure. First stop: Asia !! Hope our paths cross in the not too distant future !!
Definitely, your family is an inspiration to ours! Well done!
Couldn't agree with you more! My parents took my little sister and I on the road in the mid-70s in a colossal caravan and 4WD when I was 10 years old. We spent 5 years travelling around Australia and it was that period of my life that really shaped who I am today.
We learned by correspondence school - no computers then - packages were sent from the school to post offices ahead of us, and the materials were booklets and cassette tapes, and occasionally CB radio, and I spent hours on end in libraries.
But the real learning happened on the road. I gained invaluable life skills, everything from tolerance and understanding to flexibility, a willingness to adapt, and a love of change. It was a spectacular experience for which I'll always thank my parents.
Shangrila - Good for you! Thanks,we are always grateful to be an inspiration for others. We will be spending the next several winters in Asia so our child can become very fluent in Mandarin Chinese, so hopefully we CAN connect in person. Always a really fun thing to do with these international kids!
Good luck to you, the hardest part is the prep, but once you take off it will be easy & you probably already know China some from your adoption process.
Placemix- Thanks for your supportive words!
Lara - Cool! Thanks so much for your input. I didn't know that about you & it is always fantastic to hear these kinds of stories from adults who had a similar non-conventional childhood.
Wow, your parents were ahead of their time! Love it! Look how well it has served you.
I understand the gratitude as I also had an unconventional childhood that included lots of travel & moving. It has served me so well in life & I think this generation needs more freedom, flexibility, tolerance & creativity than ever before.
My family is just in the beginning stages of planning a round the world trip that may be 6 months, 1 year or longer...and I am so excited about the prospects!!
I have 2 questions for you - my children are 4, 6 and 8 right now...so, road schooling will be something that we will be doing. Do you use a specific program/cirriculum with your daughter or is it less structured?
How on God's green earth do you live on $23 a day per person?? Does that include your accomodations (I saw that you bought an RV)? The money part scares me half to death!! I worry that what it costs to eat, move around, see sites and sleep will be more than we can do for as long as I would like to do it.
I love the life you have chosen for your family...and hope to follow in those footsteps very soon :-) I will look forward to being in touch again soon.
We live on 25K a year & I just broke that figure down for the 23 dollars a day, some days it is actually much less. Slow is the key to traveling large on little, less planes, packing light, eating smart & cooking most of your own. See our posts under FAQ for ideas. We also watch currencies closely & got out of the dollar so not hurt when the dollar crashes.We mostly walk, bike, use mass transit. We work at doing more for less by planning & sacrificing.
Take your time and plan well & prepare to live a different life, a more simple life. If you live like a native & not a vacation ( what I call the 2 week millionaire complex) you can travel on very little and really enjoy life!! Good luck!
Great post! I always love seeing the pictures of your girl and her friends. Certainly educating our kids out in the world gives us so many options for being creative and inspiring in the way they learn. Thanks for the link back to the interview. Your interview was the first in a series of 4 families. I invite anyone who enjoyed your interview with us to also see how 3 other families answered these questions in the same series. Go to http://su.pr/6VXJW1 to see the second interview with the Atkins family. At the bottom of the post you will see links to the 3rd and 4th interviews of the series with the Frost and Vogel families.
@Carmen Thanks! We have so many homeschool pics and not enough time to get them up, but sometimes it helps with a post like this to get a feel for a "day in the life". This just seems like normal life to us!! It's a great way to live and learn.
I am always so inspired! I have so many questions...sorry. Is your e-book ready? I am itching to buy it. We are a family of 4 a 3 yr old daughter and a 6 month old son and we are moving to China for a year in February. I am so excited. We are putting our daughter into 3k this fall, but I have to say it isn't for the learning. They really don't do much in 3k here. It is more for the social aspect of it. She is a social butterfly and loves being with other kids. She is so smart or should I say hungry for knowledge. I am wondering where did you start with Mozart when she was 3? She sounds ahead of where our daughter is...but we want to incourage her hunger for knowledge and are having a hard time finding the resources to do so. What would you suggest? She loves being read to and we read every day and she loves the stories, but we also want to start teaching her on our own. The public school system is not what it should be and I don't want that to be her bar. We want to encourage her to set her own bar in all of the subjects and interests that she has. How did you recognize those natural abilities? How do you start to nurture them? I am sorry for the long comment and questions. Your family and Mozart's education system is a true inspiration and I look forward to reading more.
Thanks Paz, so glad that we inspire you & it is so hard to advise when each child is unique. I'd just trust your instincts.
I find it gets easier as they get older. We put Mozart into K when she was 3 ( soon 4) and a 1st/2nd grade combo when she was 4 ( almost 5) where she was doing mostly 2nd grade work but still not enough for her ( she was reading Harry Potter at that point).
The kids in both schools were all 3, 4 or more years older than her, which worked in some ways but not in others ( she is very small for her age).
She is also social, but if I had to do it again, i think I would skip schools entirely, accept maybe for language immersion. I find a greater family closeness & greater willingness towards authentic, individual expression outside of schools. Just by their nature, they breed conformity, which I do not think is a good thing.
Follow your child's lead & expose her to many things. There are so many opportunities for learning everywhere and often free or very low cost.
Enjoy your time in China and make sure she continues keeping up her Mandarin after you leave, to remain fluent. Also keep up with her English studies there as kids can lose languages ( even mother tongues) as quickly as they can gain them.
I'm writing several e-books, but they are so time consuming & I have little time as we travel. So they will have to come as I have time I'm afraid.
I may set up phone consults in the future as I get soooo many requests for info & talking is quicker than writing.
Great site!! I really enjoy reading you. I'm not sure about taking a year gap to make a RTW but I'm more than willing to travel with my family. Last year we all went to Mexico. It is a kid friendly country. My husband and my two sons went to some Mexico golf resorts where they usually spent the afternoon. My 17-year-old daughter and me spent great days in the most relaxing spa Mexico city has. Believe it or not the vacations didn't cost much because there are lots of packages Mexico offers that are quite attractive.
Hope my experience can be useful for you!!
Thanks Rebecca! Glad to hear it, sounds like you had a lot of fun! We've spent a lot of time in Mexico over the years and have always enjoyed it.
Your lives are an inspiration. I wanted to ask about enrolling in local schools in Spain. I am Korean-American and my daughter was born in Korean. She has American citizenship and I would love for her to do what Mo did with the Spanish schools during the winter.
Any info and advice would be appreciated!
This post has truly been inspirational for us as we've planned for a year abroad. It's given us great insights as we envision the educational process as nomadic, global citizens. Thanks for allowing us to include this in today's round-up post. We wish you all the best.
Fantastic article, I am a mother of three, 16, 9 and 3 years old children living in London and desperate to get out from our daily routine. I have been reading as much as I can about "homeschooling" and traveling around the globe with kids as a family. At the moment it became my main goal. I feel inspired by families like you. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Thank you for writing this article and inspiring other families to homeschool their children on the road. It's amazing how new mobile technology is empowering people to learn and work in fascinating new ways!
Hi there! My family and I will be worldschooling and living location independent within the year and I am looking at homeschool options. Everything seems so impossible because of the testing and how you have to report back to the states and how expensive curriculums are! Do you worry about accreditation at all?
And she graduated high school at 14 with honors and started college ( 4.0 GPA) so I can't imagine a better education.
Her Mandarin and Spanish are already more advanced than college level.


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Religious Pluralism and Globalization
Globalization is a phenomenon that is driven by international trade and investments where the integration of technology is employed to promote the global integration of people and communities around the globe (James, Manfred & Steger, 2010). Religion, on the other hand, refers to means of binding people together. Pluralism is a religion with overlapping but distinctive ethics and interests.
According to Albrow, Martin and King (2010), religion is not invulnerable from these progressions and their thriving impacts realized by globalization. Nevertheless, beliefs still have their distinct families' in particular regional universes where they originally exhibited up and wherever their individual altars occur. The inner way of creeds and the motive to be clasped and elegant by people universally through the world stimulates it to spread all through the world's land-dwelling spaces (Albrow et al., 2010). With a specific end goal to rise and spread, in this way, religions make excellent utilization of the advances of globalization. Having land limits and wildernesses obscured and disintegrated, religions hold the viewpoint that it is simple to spread and achieve all aspects of the world (Morocco World News, 2013).
In the current world, globalization has tremendously affected both the cultural and economic practices of people and countries. The advancements in Technology, Transport systems, and communication has greatly influenced people's way of life and their religious beliefs. According to James et al., (2010) interactions of people from different geographic locations through activities such as games and sports has led to changes in cultural and religious beliefs. Also, Colloj (2012) states that the fluctuations have influenced the people's way of identifying with their religion; creating a different version of what they truly believe.
Colloj (2012) explains that globalization may lead to the elimination of Churches with a purpose to solve the church issues. This claim is based upon the secularization hypothesis, stating that "the church-related matters would be more or less routinely dealt with by the discharging away of the religious, or at least the deletion of the church's occurrence in the public square." This poses a threat to the Christian believers who use the Church as a sanctuary for prayers and worship (Colloj, 2012). The Article continues to address the matter stating, "We need to deliberate how Christians might recount their faith to communal life while also encouraging the significance of respect for spiritual agreements of non-Christians in our assorted world."
When considering developed countries such as Britain and the United States of America, the Branchoff article states that religion will eventually continue to decline until it finally disappears (Pologeorgis, 2016). As the Branchoff article argues, "Decline of worship is mainly based on the experience of modern Western Europe."
Religion has tremendously benefited from the advancements in technology. The use of websites has enabled the Churches to provide information on their religion and explaining their programs to any person regardless of their geographical location. In some advanced Churches, the service details and information during the service is displayed on monitors and projectors to aid the crowd in visualizing the same (Pologeorgis, 2016). In addition to this, social media platforms such as Facebook provide online daily prayers and sermons to persons in different states.
Through globalization, the improvements in communication, specifically wireless transmission of data in Televisions has helped the churches that broadcast their services live. In the various countries, the channels are accessible anywhere in the globe (Goldblatt, David, McGrew, Held, David, Perraton, Jonathan & Anthony, 2010). Therefore, the visual religious teachings are availed to every state and directly to those viewing the channels. The undertaking has aided the Church in passing information to the public much faster.
According to Jan Aart Scholte, most religions are not bound to the countries in which they were begun. Globalization has pushed the religion to find fertile milieu to spread and thrive. He states "Enhanced globalization of topical times has aided co-religionists through the globe to have outstanding direct communication with each another." The real inter-communication of the religious parties has helped them in deciding on forum topics and organizing such forums quickly globe (Goldblatt et al., 2010).
Dicken (2011) asserts that the article explains that improvement in both communication and transportation systems through globalization has aided Churches to globalize their teachings. Shipping cost has tremendously reduced while at the same time the same is possible with lightning speeds. The realization has helped the parties in developing real interaction between religions (Pologeorgis, 2016). As the report outlines "spiritual globalization which is an effort to endorse the universalism or unity of worship through administrative centralism or missionary activities is in existence."
Conclusively, globalization has seen the religion improve adversely over the recent years. It is good to adopt and implement it while keeping the faith and personal belief high. Globalization will continue advancing and so should the religious news.
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As parents, we often have to deal with situations with our young children that can only result in us saying "Oh! No you Didn't!?" Moments like this can be overwhelming when they first occur but later when we look back, we can think, did I react correctly? Did I handle the situation the best I could? Is it now funny when you look back on it?
One moment that stands out the most to me involves my then 3 year old son and an economy sized bottle of baby powder. I had walked outside to take the trash out and as I was walking back to the house I was struck by an overwhelming scent of shampoo. I walked into the house and asked my husband if he had smelled it. Automatically, both of our heads turned to the hallway where the boys' rooms were. Without hesitation, we jetted down the hall to find my ghostly looking child innocently trying to hide the empty bottle of baby powder that he was now covered in.
You don't realize just how much powder comes in the container until it's all over your house. Both of the boys' bedrooms and bathroom were now covered in a thick covering of powder. It was everywhere! In the toilet, tub, dresser drawers, and toy boxes. No place was left untouched. The entire back of the house was white!!
While I stood there with my bottom jaw on the floor staring at my son, I was trying to decide if I should cry or laugh. The only thing I could think of to do was to remove myself from the situation to think. I told my son to get back in the bed while I went outside to call my grandmother for a word of advice. However, all I got was a good chuckle, which at the time seemed out of place.
After hanging up the phone, I handed my son a rag and told him to start cleaning. Just a note- mixing water with baby powder results in a thick plaster, I don't recommend it. After 2 hours of myself, my husband, and both boys cleaning up the powder we still had baby powder everywhere for weeks.
Looking back at the situation now, I feel I handled it fairly well. When I look back now, I realize I should have only changed my reaction. I should have immediately laughed instead of becoming horrified, because it was after all a little funny. I am very happy with the fact I chose to remove myself from the situation before reacting.
One of my fondest moments as a child includes my best friend and I with a fan and a bottle of baby powder. I was about 6 or 7 when we discovered if you turn the fan on and spray the powder into the fan it blows all over the room. We had a blast! It was cheap entertainment and didn't harm a thing. After we ran out of powder, we cleaned up our mess and that was that.
If you did it as a child and everyone survived with no broken bones and the house is still standing, don't over react! Kids will be kids, just think back to the things you did as a child. If your child should happen to do this, at least baby powder is inexpensive to buy and your house will smell great for a few days. Just make sure the area is very well ventilated.
I now fully understand why my grandmother laughed. Even now I look back and chuckle, which I should have done in the first place. And I know with 100% certainty, quiet kids never lead to anything good.
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Being a fur-parent to a dog requires a lot of hard work and patience which is why it is highly recommended that you evaluate your personality before picking a breed to get. There are some that live active lives which makes them compatible to dogs with energy to spare.
If you're more of the latter, we've gathered dog low-energy dog breeds and compiled them in this list. That way, you will know which ones to get.
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Just to be clear, you have two types of Corgis: Pembroke Welsh and Cardigan Welsh ones. The tell-tale signs to distinguish one from the other are the ears and tail. Cardigan Welsh Corgis tend to have more rounded ears and has shorter tails.
If you are after the Corgi with lower energy levels, go with the Cardigan Welsh because they like playing fetch and run with the kids or other pets. However, do watch their food intake because they can become overweight easily.
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The Anatolian Shepherd may look like he's always up for a hike, but that's not the case most of the time. This breed is known to be independent and doesn't really like being affectionate. The upside is they're pretty loyal and will definitely make you feel safe.
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These gentle giants weigh up to 150 pounds. Although they may seem intimidating guard dogs, they are pretty mellow and affectionate to the people they know. If you're worried about spending a lot of time playing with them, these pups prefer roaming in the yard, especially if the weather is cool.
The Tibetan Mastiff is independent and is known for doing well in [training] class but forgetting what they have learned once they step into the house.
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They say that living in a house with a Pekingese is basically living with Chinese Royalty. Animal Planet says that sharing a home with these fluffy kings, "it's this dog's house, you're just living in it."
The Pekingese is incredibly independent, have little energy and would prefer sitting in your lap than running around.
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Berners are one of the most beautiful dog breeds and this fact is also amplified by how calm and gentle they are! The ideal situation is getting cozy with their family indoors. If you need a hiking buddy, bring your Berner. They'd love it more if it was cold.
As far as grooming goes, a good brushing session every week will do!
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Now, we have the Whippets. Yes, they are whip-smart and can go as fast as 30 miles per hour BUT they do not have much energy. These friendly and affectionate pups will, for sure, take hanging out with you at home instead of jogging around.
To make things better, they don't need much grooming, hardly bark, and don't require much to keep them healthy!
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Who needs a partner when you can get the affection and undivided attention from an Irish Wolfhound? This breed can accompany you while you walk by the beach or the park.
Irish Wolfhounds don't need much exercise, but putting on pounds can hurt their joints.
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Did you know that Shih Tzus share more DNA with wolves compared to most dog breeds? They may not look tough but they can be!
Shih Tzus are gentle and friendly dogs which make them the perfect choice for those who have kids. They were made for companionship and their ideal workout is jog around the house.
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The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a regal breed, very much like the English Bulldog, and make very versatile pets. They get along well with both active owners and homebodies. They don't even have complaints on being couch potatoes.
A bit of precaution though because they are drawn to interesting smells due to their strong hunting instincts.
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The English Bulldog is the ultimate indoor, family dog! They need no exercise, minimal playtime, and loves pretty much everything! However, they have a higher chance of encountering health issues and can get pretty stubborn which make training difficult.
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Before you even assume, the Bergamasco Sheepdog does not need much grooming. These big and fluffy pups are patient and will go out of their way to make its owner happy. They also don't need much exercise and are known to be extremely affectionate.
They also need to be bathed twice a year.
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Looking for a dog that stands out? The Scottish Deerhound is perfect for you. This pup may need a sprint or two in the backyard but all in all, they are low-energy dogs.
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A Maltese is perfect for owners who are looking for a life-long friend. These pups can live for nearly 20 years and are known to be highly intelligent. Their size is perfect for people who live in apartments.
However, they are very vocal meaning they bark more than the average and need grooming at times.
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Out of all the French dogs, the Dogue de Bordeaux is the most ancient one. They are popularly known as the French Mastiff. These pups are brave and affectionate!
They can be quite stubborn so asserting dominance over them may help in training them.
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Need a fluffy giant to cuddle with? The 150-pound Neapolitan Mastiff might be the perfect breed that you should look into.
They have low energy and require hardly any exercise. Their favorite thing in the world, above treats and toys, is the people they love.
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Presenting the "Apollo of Dogs"! This lovable and laidback pup is as sweet as a spoon of sugar. Great Danes are pretty easygoing and living with one is a breeze.
These pups look intimidating especially because when they sit, they are taller than most people.
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Looking at the Basset Hounds, you already know that they are sweet and laidback. They are also easy to train and are extremely patient with kids – or anyone who tries to bug them.
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The Newfoundland is a big and cuddly dogs that can grow to be 150 pounds. They are patient and sweet that they are often referred to as a "nanny dog."
The only downside of these gentle giants is how much they drool.
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Just like the city they were named after, having a Brusself Griffon will not be a problem for owners living in an urban apartment. These tiny pups are pretty clingy and want to be around you ALL. THE. TIME.
According to research, they need half an hour of exercise a day which may or may not be spent inside the house.
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Ah, the famous "shampoo commercial dog." The Afghan Hound is a show-stopper so when you bring to the park, you will surely attract attention.
Out of all the breeds on this list, they are the ones that need more exercise but are still considered as low-energy dogs. They are also independent and aloof in most cases. Grooming may also be needed from time to time to keep their coat silky and smooth.
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Broward County Public Schools Sued for Sexual Harassment of Mentally Disabled Student by Teacher Under Title IX
School officials' delay in reporting misconduct thwarts prosecution of teacher
(PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla.) A lawsuit filed today in federal court charges Broward County Public Schools with failing to address and remedy sexual harassment of a former student with an intellectual disability, a violation of the federal prohibition of sexual harassment under Title IX.
The complaint was brought in U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida, by Albert and Barbara Saphir, legal guardians for the plaintiff, Michael Saphir, an intellectually disabled adult who was a minor during his tenure at Broward County's Cypress Bay High School. According to the lawsuit he was repeatedly harassed by a former teacher, Nubia Lorenz, while school officials did nothing to address the situation, and, in fact, made it worse. The Saphirs are represented by attorneys Michael Dolce and Leslie Kroeger of Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll PLLC.
According to the lawsuit, upon knowing of Michael Saphir's abuse and harassment by Lorenz, school officials failed to protect him. Instead, they misled the Saphirs about whether Lorenz was still on campus and in contact with their son. The suit also alleges that Broward County Public Schools were negligent in properly screening, hiring, supervising, investigating, and disciplining staff who had a duty to protect and provide a safe environment for students under Title IX, and for failure to report a complaint of sexual harassment and abuse to proper legal authorities.
"With this lawsuit, Michael Saphir's parents are demanding accountability for the Broward County Public Schools' having tolerated and minimized this type of behavior by an employee of the school district," said plaintiff's lead attorney Michael Dolce. "As an intellectually disabled student, he was more vulnerable to the potential for harassment, and as a direct result of the school district officials' breech of duties, he suffered multiple incidents of sexual abuse and ongoing harassment and the perpetrator was not prosecuted. The duty to report known or suspected abuse to proper authorities for immediate investigation is critical to stopping the epidemic of sexual abuse and harassment of students. This suit demands accountability for violation of that duty."
According to the lawsuit, the harassment began in April 5, 2012, at a school-sponsored dinner-dance in which Lorenz's escalating sexual harassment and abuse forced Michael Saphir to prematurely leave the dinner-dance feeling humiliated, anxious and confused. The following day, the Saphirs, who had been at the dinner-dance with their son, sent a complaint to school officials detailing Lorenz behavior and demanding that action be taken.
Upon receipt of the written complaint, Cypress Bay High School administration assumed responsibility to address the complaint and concluded that there was nothing "inappropriate" about the actions of Lorenz that the Saphirs' had detailed, despite express statements that Lorenz was repeatedly caught in sexualized, physical contact with their son and refused to let go on demand. Then, in violation of several laws, school officials never notified police, child welfare services or the Florida Department of Education that a complaint of sexual harassment and abuse had been made against Lorenz.
In addition, school officials willfully misled the Saphirs into believing that Lorenz had been removed from campus and would have no further contact with their son. Instead, and unbeknownst to his parents, Lorenz continued to have direct contact with Michael Saphir over the next two years, including on field trips and on campus, causing him ongoing mental distress. Michael Saphir disclosed these details to a therapist in 2014 and the therapist immediately contacted law enforcement authorities resulting in a criminal investigation.
At this point, the school district officials finally scheduled a disciplinary hearing to investigate charges against Lorenz, but since Michael Saphir was no longer attending Cypress Bay High School, this action was too late to uphold the school district's duties under Title IX. Lorenz refused to answer questions from law enforcement officers and resigned from the school district prior to the disciplinary hearing. The State Attorney's Office issued a written statement that because the misconduct was not reported in a timely way by school officials, prosecution of Lorenz that would have been instituted, could not be.
The Saphirs are seeking a jury trial to address the long-term harm Michael Saphir has suffered as a result of the sexual harassment and the family's charges against the Lorenz, including having to endure an intolerable and hostile environment that ultimately forced him to leave the school prematurely, psychological harm, and occupational setback.
"In regards to sexual abuse, inaction by officials to act timely and properly is unacceptable," said Dolce. Parents expect and demand more from our teachers and school officials. "We hope this litigation will shed light on the dark actions of school administrators who behave in this fashion."
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Q: Can the included/extended use-case be initiated by another actor?
Hi, I would like to have the receptionist and the manager to be able to view work type and rates and subsequently update it. However, tech personnel can only view but not update. Is the diagram valid?
I read that extended use-case are initiated by actors that initiated the base case. How should I differentiate that tech personnel can only initiate the base case and not the extended case? Should I not place the extension association? What about included use-case?
Sorry if this question has been asked before.

A: You should neither «include» nor «extend»
View work type and rates and Edit work type and rates are perfectly valid independent use cases.
In general it is a bad idea to chain use cases together just because you usually do one after the other.
You should not try to model the sequence of activities with use cases. Use your business process analysis for that.
You can use the post- and preconditions to constrain the execution of use case. In fact your Edit use case doesn't really require the View use case in particular to be executed does it?. It probably only needs a work type to be selected. So it can be executed right after any use case that has a postcondition stating that work type is selected.
Which use case does that is irrelevant to the Edit use case, as long as a work type is selected before the use case starts. There might be 10 different use cases that result in a work type being selected.
The «extend» I consider to be simply wrong. Extending use cases are usually incomplete use cases that insert their behavior into a complete use case are a particular extension point defined in the extended use case. The extended use case in  does not have any knowledge about the extending use case and does not need or use the results of this behavior.
The few cases I which I found «extend» use cases to be applicable were things like monitoring use case. For example a use case that monitors the number of open tickets in the system and sends an alert to an admin in case a certain threshold is surpassed.
If you still insist on linking the use cases together, for example in case you really mean that you can only edit rates after executing the use case View work type and rates I would do it the other way around. Include the use case View work type and rates from the use case Edit work type and rates, probably as the first step.
Both solutions (separate use cases, or include from Edit to View) solve your issue regarding the rights of different users as it is now clear beyond any doubt who can do what.

A: I'd model it this way:

Manager and Receptionist have the same roles in this context which is why I used a generalization. Without knowing the domain this seems okay, but it's just a proposal.
The <<extend>> is constrained by {not allowed for actor Tech} which clearly excludes this actor from entering this (optional) use case.
There is no need to also associate Receptionist with Update... since it's an extension of View..., except you want to be able to Update without Viewing first.
N.B. about <<include>>/<<extend>>: They are not meant as chaining use cases. The UML spec states (pp. 638):

Extend is intended to be used when there is some additional behavior that should be added, possibly conditionally, to the behavior defined in one or more UseCases.

and

The Include relationship is intended to be used when there are common parts of the behavior of two or more UseCases. This common part is then extracted to a separate UseCase, to be included by all the base UseCases having this part in common.

Now that <<include>> just looks like a bastard. A use case is about a unique added value. And this uniqueness can be questioned if there were behavioral recurrence in more than one use case. In any case these relations are often just taken as functional decomposition. And that would be plain wrong. From my POV the UML spec would be better without these relations.
In context of the above diagram it represent a pattern where you view something and only then can make it editable. It would well be perfect to have two individual bubbles without <<extend>> where you place a constraint in Update telling { can only be reached after View... }.

A: I would change extend by include. To update the work, you have to view it. It is mandatory to view it.
In your diagram, Manager and Receptionnist are equivalent, with this schema only, you can define one actor only. Or model that Manager inherits from Receptionnist.
And to avoid mistake, if you do that, you have to be sure that Receptionist and Manager can also activate the view use case without the update. Otherwise some associations have to be remove.

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Il Cinema Ritrovato DVD Awards 2021- Edition XVIII
The winners of the XVIII Edition of Il Cinema Ritrovato's DVD Awards were presented on Saturday, the 24th by film critic and jury president Paolo Merghetti. He was joined at Piazzetta Pier Paolo Pasolini by other members of the jury present in Bologna. In addition to core prizes in the categories of Best Box Set, Best Special Features, Best Rediscovery of a Forgotten Film, Best Single Film Release, Best Documentary, and Best Film, each member of the jury chose a personal winner from amongst more than 40 finalists. The full 2021 jury was comprised of Lorenzo Codelli, Shivendra Singh Dungapur, Phillipe Garnier, Pamela Hutchinson, Miguel Marías, and Paolo Mereghetti. A complete list of winners can be found below.
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Chris Wallace is an American journalist and television news anchor of the Fox News program Fox News Sunday. Wallace is known for his tough and wide-ranging interviews, for which he is often compared to his father, 60 Minutes journalist Mike Wallace.
As a teenager, Wallace became an assistant to Walter Cronkite during the 1964 Republican National Convention. After graduating from Harvard University, he worked as a national reporter for The Boston Globe where he was described by his boss as an "aggressive and ambitious reporter". After seeing the impact television had on the news at the 1972 Republican National Convention, he focused on working on broadcast news, first at NBC (1975–1988) where he served as a White House correspondent alongside contemporaries CBS's Lesley Stahl and ABC's Sam Donaldson.
Wallace also worked as the anchor for NBC Nightly News and host of Meet the Press. He then worked for ABC, where he served as an anchor for Primetime Thursday and Nightline (1989–2003). Wallace is the only person to have served as host and moderator of more than one of the major U.S. political Sunday morning talk shows, which he did during his time at NBC. Since 2003, Wallace has hosted Fox News Sunday, where he has gained praise and acclaim for his interviews with politicians such as Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
After another 14 years at ABC, Wallace left in 2003 to join Fox News. Wallace began hosting Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace in 2003 after replacing Tony Snow. Wallace along with Shepard Smith gained a reputation at FOX for their reputable status as journalists on the network. In an interview with the Chicago Tribune, Howard Kurtz wrote, "Fox seems to be inching toward more conventional journalism." When asked about his political opinions, Wallace stated, "Do I have political opinions? Absolutely. But I vote for the person, and I've voted for Republicans and Democrats and independents over the course of my life.
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Throughout his 17 years at FOX, Wallace has participated in coverage of nearly every major political event and has also secured several high-profile interviews with dignitaries and U.S leaders. In February 2009, he secured Fox's first interview with President Barack Obama. On March 3, 2016, Wallace joined Bret Baier and Megyn Kelly in moderating the 2016 Republican Party Presidential debate on Fox News. In 2017, he interviewed President Donald Trump for his first interview since being elected.
In September 2018, Wallace covered the Supreme Court hearings for Brett Kavanaugh, during which Kavanaugh was accused by multiple women including Christine Blasey Ford of sexual assault. Wallace described Ford's testimony as "extremely emotional, extremely raw, and extremely credible…nobody could listen to her deliver those words and talk about the assault and the impact it had had on his life, on her life, and not have your heart go out to her. She obviously was traumatized by an event."
He also described the cross-examination format as "a disaster for the Republicans." When Ford's testimony was criticized by conservative pundits, Wallace discussed how his daughters had related their own previously undisclosed experiences. Wallace said that they "hadn't told their parents, I don't know if they told their friends. Certainly had never reported it to the police…But the point is that there are teenage girls who don't tell stories to a lot of people, and then it comes up, and I don't think we can disregard that, I don't think we can disregard Christine Blasey Ford and the seriousness of this. I think that would be a big mistake."
On January 27, 2020, Wallace got into a heated exchange with conservative pundit Katie Pavlich of TownHall.com on Fox News Sunday as to whether or not additional witnesses should be allowed to testify during the 2020 Impeachment trial of Donald Trump in the Senate. Pavlich argued that Republicans should be allowed to deny Democrats the right to call witnesses during the trial citing the 1998 Investigation and Impeachment of Bill Clinton. Wallace objected stating, "So we just shouldn't listen to what John Bolton has to say?", elaborating, "To say in the Clinton investigation, these people who were interviewed by the House — one, they weren't — and to say that it wasn't done by the Justice Department… It wasn't done because the Justice Department refused to carry out the investigation! Get your facts straight!"
On July 19, 2020, Wallace sat down with President Donald Trump for a wide-ranging interview outside The White House. The interview gained widespread social media attraction and news attraction for its content. Wallace earned praise for holding Trump accountable and fact-checking him in real-time. In the midst of the ongoing nationwide Black Lives Matter protests over the killing of George Floyd, Wallace pressed Trump on his claim that Joe Biden, the presumptive 2020 Democratic presidential nominee wanted to "defund and abolish" the police by replying "No, sir, he does not." In reference to the COVID-19 pandemic, Wallace also challenged Trump on his exaggerated claims concerning the mortality rate and testing for COVID-19.
On November 3rd, Wallace joined Brit Hume, Juan Williams, Dana Perino in Bret Baier and Martha McCallum's Election night coverage of the Presidential election on Fox News. Wallace defended the networks decision to call Arizona for Biden over Trump under tremendous pressure from Trump and the Trump campaign. Later that night Trump prematurely declared victory in the election claiming, "frankly, we did win this election," despite there having been too few results for either candidate to have won.
Trump also stated he wanted, " "all the voting to stop". Wallace on-air reacted to the President's claim by stating, "This is an extremely flammable situation and the president just threw a match into it. He hasn't won these states … the president doesn't get to say he won states … there's no question that all these states can continue to count votes." Wallace further condemned Trump's wanting to halt votes from being counted by saying that was "extremely irresponsible" and he didn't think the courts would allow it.
Wallace was born on October 12, 1947, in Chicago, Illinois, U.S. He is currently 73 years old.
Wallace parents are longtime CBS 60 Minutes reporter Mike Wallace and Norma Kaphan. Wallace is Jewish; both his parents were Jewish. He was named Christopher because he was born on Columbus Day. His parents divorced when he was one year old; he grew up with his mother and stepfather Bill Leonard, President of CBS News.
Wallace has a brother named Peter Wallace.
Wallace attended the Hotchkiss School and Harvard College. He first reported news on-air for WHRB, the student radio station at Harvard.
Wallace has been married twice. In 1973, he married Elizabeth Farrell, with whom he has four children: Peter (father of William, Caroline, and James), Megan (mother of Sabine and Livia), Andrew (father of Jack), and Catherine. In 1997, he married Lorraine Smothers (née Martin, born 1959), the former wife of Dick Smothers.
Wallace has two children from her previous marriage: Sarah Smothers and Remick Smothers.
Wallace has an estimated net worth of $25 million.
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7th Dragon, 1st time localization?
Kazuya Ninou, the director of the 7th Dragon series, wants to revisit the first entry in the series for a remake. He would also like to create a new installment in the franchise. Ninou shared these thoughts via his personal Twitter account.
According to Ninou, he already has the idea for a new game completely planned out in his head. He's hoping sharing this information will spur on some interest from developers/publishers out there.
The 7th Dragon franchise saw four installments, with the first releasing on DS, and the last releasing on 3DS. Sadly, the first game never received a release outside of Japan. The success of the Switch, when paired with the lack of localization for the original game, seems like the perfect reason to greenlight a remake.
UPDATE - The music has been removed from the game, and the music file has been deleted from the server.
The other day, we found out that the U.S. government had a Flash game about recycling put together as part of their EPA initiative. That game included a song ripped right from Yoshi's Island DS, and without any credit or comment on usage at all. Believe it or not, news of this situation made it all the way back to the EPA. Here's what an EPA spokesperson had to say on the matter.
"The Recycle City Challenge game was created for EPA by a contractor. We are looking into whether the contractor received permission to use the music, to the extent permission was necessary in this instance."
No need to do any research here, EPA. The answer is 100% no. Whoever was contracted to create this game did not get permission from Nintendo to use that song. Boy, I can't wait to see where this goes from here!
Game Freak has been doing a new video series where they showcase their artists and developers doodling while talking about various games in the company's history. We've shared all the videos in the series so far, but sadly, there have been no English translations. Today we get some details from those videos. Check out tidbits on Pokemon in general, HarmoKnight, Drill Dozer, and more below.


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Q: What Project SDK should I use when creating an sbt project in IntelliJ IDEA? If I don't set the Project SDK setting, I get a warning in the IDE. Do I need the Java JDK for a Scala SBT project?

A: Yes, just set it to the newest JDK.


Chris Lynn and Gautam Gambhir star of the show as Kolkata Knight Riders defeated Gujarat Lions by 10 wickets with 5 overs still to go. For Kolkata, both their opening Batsmen showed their class and strength with Unbeaten knocks of 93* and 76*. It was an absolute nightmare for Gujarat Lions bowlers in the third match of IPL10.
Kolkata won the toss and choose to field first. Both teams are set to miss their key players due to injury. As for Gujarat lions, it's Ravindra Jadeja and Dwayne Bravo and Kolkata will miss their two top class all-rounder's Shakib Al Hasan who is on National duty whereas Andre Russell has been banned for doping charges. For Gujarat, Jason Roy and Brendon McCullum open the innings. They both started steadily until Piyush Chawla got dangerous looking Jason Roy out. McCullum and Raina build a decent partnership of 50 runs, just then Kuldeep Yadav got the wicket of Brendon McCullum. Aaron Finch hit two consecutive sixes of Yusuf Pathan's over but in next over of Kuldeep Yadav. On the other hand, Suresh Raina was playing sensible cricket and completed his fifty. Dinesh Karthik quick fire 47 of 25 with 6 fours and 2 sixes provided momentum to Gujarat Innings. At the end of first innings, Gujarat scored decent 183/4 thanks to Raina who scored 68 not out of 51 with 7 fours. In the bowling department, Kuldeep Yadav peeked of them with 4overs 2 for 25. Trent Boult and Piyush Chawla took one wicket each.
The second innings started as the Captain Gautam Gambhir and Chris Lynn walks into the middle. Both the batsmen were looking in some hurry to finish the match as the boundaries started flowing. Chris Lynn didn't know to respect the bowlers feeling, as he hit them all-around the ground. On the other hand, Gautam Gambhir was patiently dealing in boundaries and kept the scoreboard flowing. Gujarat Lions bowlers had no clue where to bowl to them as none of them was spared from these batsmen. Gautam Gambhir smashed 5 boundaries in one over of Shivil Koushik and on the next over Chris Lynn smashed 3 six and 1 four to Dwayne Smith. Meanwhile both the batsmen completed their fifty in style as Kolkata scored 100 runs in just 8 overs. For Chris Lynn, it was his maiden fifty in IPL whereas Captain Gambhir scored his 32nd fifty. After scoring fifty both the batsmen started playing more freely and they kept on thrashing un-experienced bowling line-up of Gujarat. Both these batsmen were an absolute nightmare for Gujarat Lions as for now they have to really plan their line-up for next match. Chris Lynn took on Dhawal Kulkarni in the last over to hit 2 sixes and a four to complete the innings for Kolkata with almost 5.1 overs still to go. At the end, It's Chris Lynn with a brilliant knock of 93 of just 41 balls with 6 fours and 8 massive hits was awarded Man of the Match. Gautam Gambhir too scores a handy 76 of 48 balls with 12 fours. With this Kolkata Knight Riders are at the top of the Table.


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Q: How do I disable the automatic fade to black on lock? (15.04) I have an issue where I lock my desktop, and it will fade to black almost immediately. It does not always resume correctly when "waking up", so I'd like to disable the fading entirely.
I have tried these things found in other threads:

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*Brightness & Lock - Lock is set to "Off"

*Brightness & Lock -  "Turn screen off when inactive" is set to "Never"

*I have uninstalled gnome-screensaver

*I have also tried creating a disable suspend config as described
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How to disable suspend in 14.04?

*My power settings are: Don't suspend when inactive.

Running Ubuntu 15.04, Unity


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Brighton and Hove Tories pick new deputy leader
Posted On 30 Apr 2013 at 2:30 pm
By : Frank le Duc
The Brighton and Hove Conservative group of councillors has elected Dee Simson to be its new deputy leader.
Councillor Simson, who represents Woodingdean, replaces Westbourne councillor Denise Cobb who is due to become the Mayor of Brighton and Hove next month.
Councillor Simson will also be the group whip for the Conservatives, who are the main opposition party on Brighton and Hove City Council.
The Tories won 18 of the council's 54 seats at the local elections in May 2011.
The group held its annual general meeting (AGM) last night (Monday 29 April) and re-elected Councillor Geoffrey Theobald as group leader.
Councillor Theobald, who represents Patcham, said: "I am delighted that my colleagues have given me the honour of leading the Conservative Group for another year and I would like to thank them for their support.
"I have an excellent and united team behind me and we are confident about what the future holds."
Councillor Garry Peltzer Dunn, who represents Wish ward, was re-elected as the group's other deputy leader.
He said: "I have thoroughly enjoyed being the group's deputy leader for the past two years and so I'm delighted to be able to continue in the role.
"We are halfway through the current electoral cycle and the countdown to 2015 begins now."
All three were elected unopposed.
Councillor Simson said: "It is great to be back as one of the group's deputy leaders and I would like to thank my colleagues for all the support they have given me.
"I am now looking forward to getting stuck into the hard work that lies ahead."