These photos show a window and door replacement on a home in a residential area of Northeast Los Angeles, South of Glendale near Glassell Park.
The homeowner was remodeling and decided a fresh window and door installation could increase the property value. Lot's of houses throughout the area were being remodeled in 2013, taking advantage of some of the fluctuations in the real estate market.
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Breakout game. Move back in time to Ancient Egypt period to visit world known locations and play amusing break-out game on your way. Enter into the brutal war of the gods and take charge with the all-powerful Egyptian Ball. Like in other games of this genre, your goal is to destroy all the bricks on a level by bouncing a ball using a bat. There are various power-ups and power-downs which make game play much interesting and many-sided.
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How Marvel Producer Nate Moore Explains Eternals' Lower Rotten Tomatoes Scores
By Katherine Webb published 2 January 22
It sounds like the team at Marvel has reflected a lot on what happened with Eternals.
(Image credit: Marvel Studios)
Marvel had a momentous year in 2021. From widespread critical acclaim and blockbuster highs with WandaVision and Spider-Man: No Way Home to a seemingly non-stop onslaught of releases to keep fans occupied, the Marvel Cinematic Universe took a huge step forward into its next phase. But it also marked off one milestone that executives probably weren't hoping for – Eternals earned the lowest Rotten Tomatoes score in MCU history. Now Nate Moore, one of the film's producers, has offered some insight into what happened and what it all means for the future of the franchise.
In many ways, Eternals was a gamble for the massive franchise. While it packed some serious star power, it featured a slew of new characters and explored themes that were unfamiliar to many fans. The film did well in the box office, but critical reception was mixed at best. While its audience score is fresh, at the moment, its critical score on RT is 47%. It's currently the only MCU film to be rated Rotten on that platform.
This new milestone did not go unnoticed by the creative team at Marvel Studios. In a recent conversation on The House of Midnight podcast, Nate Moore was asked about the critical reception to and what he attributed it to:
I think it was shocking. I think a little bit of that is expectation. Look, going out of Avengers: Endgame, everything was a bit under the microscope. This movie was intended to be the first original after Avengers, and then Covid hit and everything changed.
Black Widow's release was delayed due to the pandemic, and production on other Marvel films was stalled, creating a domino effect in which the entire schedule for the MCU was shifted. This seems to be, in part, what Moore is referencing. But that wasn't the only factor that led to critics' expectations being high:
In the meantime, Chloe Zhao won an Academy Award – wasn't an Academy Award winner when we had her, actually hadn't made Nomadland when we hired her. So I think the expectation of that movie started to grow, right?
Both the shifts in the schedule and the added anticipation of Eternals being directed by a newly minted Oscar winner were surely factors in how the film was received. But producer was pragmatic in his view of all the contributing elements that led to the critical blowback:
Because Eternals didn't have one singular source material that anybody really knew, people started to map on their fantasy version of what the movie was without really having any context of what the movie we were making was about. And then look ultimately you make something and you send it out into the world to be judged, and it's judged.
It remains to be seen if the response to the film will change the way in which Marvel approaches films with original characters in the future – or whether the film will get a sequel that addresses unanswered questions for the fans who did enjoy it.
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For the first time since he was 11 years old, Alessandro Del Piero watched his beloved Juventus win a Serie A title as a spectator, and admits it was a strange feeling not being part of their celebrations.
Sydney FC's marquee man wrote an emotional letter praising his former teammates, coach and spectators on their 29th title on Monday morning. He compared the feeling of watching their triumph on television to watching his own movie with a replacement cast.
"Since I left Juventus, I've never thought what it'd be like to see this team win without me," Del Piero wrote on his website. "I tried to imagine it, but in my 'film' the images were rather blurred: the final whistle, my friends who rejoice, the cup ready to be lifted, the roar of our supporters. And at this point, with the roar of fans, everything starts to become sharper, and come into focus."
Del Piero joined Juventus at the start of the 1993-94 season and spent 19 years with the club before moving to Australia. In his first experience of watching his former club succeed in his absence, he reserved his highest praise for the Juventus fans and the man who replaced him as captain, Gianluigi Buffon, for his first title since assuming the armband. "Il Pinturrichio" – the little artist – believes their second straight scudetto could be the start of a successful dynasty under the guidance of coach Antonio Conte.
"[He] Who knows Juventus well, is well aware that it's just not possible to stop at one victory. You have to win once again. And again and again," he said.


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Reducing the Spread of False Information on Instagram
How is Instagram addressing false information through third-party fact-checkers?
At Instagram, we're committed to reducing the spread of false information.
We use both technology and feedback from our community to identify posts and accounts that may contain false information. We work with third-party fact-checkers across the globe who review content in over 60 languages and are certified through the non-partisan International Fact-Checking Network to help identify, review and label false information.
Learn more about the global list of third-party fact checking organizations and their contact info, in the Facebook Help Center.
Reducing the distribution of false information
Making false information harder to find: When third-party fact checkers identify false information, altered content or content with missing context on Instagram, we may make it harder to find by filtering it from Explore and hashtag pages and reducing its visibility in Feed and Stories.
Using technology to find the same false information: When a post is rated false, partly false, missing context, or satire by third-party fact-checkers on Instagram or Facebook, we use image matching technology to find further instances of this content and automatically label identical content if it is posted elsewhere on Instagram or Facebook.
Labeling posts with false information warnings: Posts that have been identified as false information by third-party fact-checkers are labeled so people can better decide for themselves what to read, trust and share. When a false information label is applied, it appears to everyone around the world viewing that content and can be seen in Feed, Profile, Stories and Direct. The label will link out to the rating from the fact-checker and provide links to articles from credible sources that debunk the claim(s) made in the post.
Giving you more tools to identify and give feedback on false information
Learn how to spot false information. Knowing what to look out for can help you make more informed decisions about what to read, trust and share.
Provide feedback on posts you think contain false information. Let us know if you think a post is false. This is one of the signs we use when trying to identify false information.
Keep in mind that the original content of politicians is not sent to third-party fact checkers for review. Learn more about how Facebook and Instagram fact-check political speech
Why is a post on Instagram marked as false information?
You may come across a post on Instagram that's been marked as false information by an independent third-party fact checker. We work with third-party fact-checkers across the globe who review content in over 60 languages and are certified through the non-partisan International Fact-Checking Network to help identify, review and label false information.
When third-party fact checkers identify false information, altered content or content with missing context on Instagram, we may make it harder to find by filtering it from Explore and Hashtags, and reducing its visibility in Feed and Stories. We also help people to decide for themselves what to read, trust and share by giving them more information on posts with false information warnings.
Keep in mind that the original content of politicians is not sent to third-party fact checkers for review. You can learn more about how Facebook and Instagram fact-check political speech.
If a post has been identified by a third-party fact checker as false information, altered content or content with missing context, you can:
Tap See Why to view the fact-checking organization and why they identified the post as false information.
Tap See Post to view the post.
Learn more about tips for identifying false information on Instagram.
What are some tips for identifying false information on Instagram?
We use signals, like feedback from our community, to identify posts that may contain false information. We work with third-party fact-checkers across the globe who review content in over 60 languages and are certified through the non-partisan International Fact-Checking Network to help identify, review and label false information.
As we work to limit the spread, here are some tips on what to look out for:
Consider the photos. False information posts often contain manipulated images or videos. Sometimes the photo may be authentic, but taken out of context. You can search elsewhere for the photo or image to verify where it came from.
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Investigate the source. Ensure that the post is from a source that you trust. If the post comes from an unfamiliar account, make sure to learn more.
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Check the evidence. Check the poster's sources to confirm that they are accurate. Lack of evidence or reliance on unnamed experts may indicate false information.
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Some posts are intentionally false. Think critically about the posts you see, and only share posts that you know to be credible.
Learn how to give feedback on something you think is false information.
How can I flag false information on Instagram?
To report a post as false information on Instagram:
Tap (iPhone) or (Android) above the post.
Tap Report.
Tap It`s inappropriate.
Scroll down and tap False information.
Keep in mind that your report is anonymous, except if you're reporting an intellectual property infringement. The account you reported won't see who reported them.
Learn more about how a post gets identified as false information on Instagram.
How can I appeal a false information rating on Instagram?
You may come across a post on Instagram that's been marked as false information by an independent third-party fact checker. We work with 45 third-party fact-checkers across the globe who are certified through the non-partisan International Fact-Checking Network to help identify, review and label false information.
When third-party fact checkers identify false information on Instagram, we make it harder to find by filtering it from Explore and Hashtags, and reducing its visibility in Feed and Stories. We also help people to decide for themselves what to read, trust and share by giving them more information on posts with false information warnings.
Some false information ratings are eligible for appeal. If you believe the fact-checker's rating is inaccurate, you can submit an appeal:
Tap at the top.
Tap the false information notification.
Tap Full fact-check.
Tap send them an email to send an email directly to the third-party fact checking organization to dispute your posts' rating. Note: You'll only have this option if your post is eligible for appeal.
Keep in mind, to dispute a rating, you must clearly explain why the original rating was inaccurate. For the global list of third-party fact checking organizations and their contact info, please visit the Facebook Help Center.
Accounts that repeatedly share false information and their posts won't appear in certain places on Instagram. Deleting posts that contain false information won't affect these restrictions. Deleted posts can't be appealed with the independent fact-checkers.


Can You Guess the Best LGBT City in the World?
Plus, which two U.S. cities barely cracked the top 10?
As pride month wraps up across America — and to commemorate the 48th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in New York this week — rental apartment site Nestpick crunched some numbers to come up with a list of the top 100 cities around the globe for LGBT communities.
The site made the selection based on quality-of-life factors such as a vibrant gay dating scene, a lively alternative nightlife, open-minded citizens, and low levels of hate crime.
As well, the rankings took into account national laws affecting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender folks, such as those pertaining to marriage and adoption. Nestpick used all those factors to spit out numbers that ranked the cities in order.
So which one made the top of the list? Well, that would be Spain's Madrid, coming in at 23.56 out of a possible 25.
Next in order were Amsterdam, Toronto, Tel Aviv, London, Berlin, Brighton in the U.K., and Barcelona. So to recap, nearly all of the top eight LGBT cities are in Europe.
But rounding out the top 10 list were two American cities: New York City came in at No. 9, and San Francisco at No. 10.


A lot has happened in the last week as we've cruised through California and into Oregon. We arrived in the incredible Yosemite National Park, full of waterfalls and amazing rock formations. Wanting to avoid the big crowds and expensive campsites, we opted for a backcountry hike up the snow creek trail. The beautiful views of half dome and incredible waterfalls were slightly dampened by the downpour and thunderstorm we experienced a couple kilometres into the hike. After a few hours of hiking and 1km of elevation gain later, the rain turned to snow and we arrived in a winter wonderland, shivering our way through dinner and making our way into sleeping bags by 7pm. The next day cleared up and we saw and heard incredible avalanches on the other side of the valley the whole hike down.
Soggy and tired, we made our way to San Francisco and had a great time wandering around the city experiencing some of the best Mexican food we'd ever had. Shoutout to Rachel and James who let us refresh at their place and partake in a few spicy games of "Bonanza" (look up this great card game!).
Just north of San Fran, we stumbled upon the secretive community of Bolinas, a place where the locals have taken down all signs pointing to the town to keep this beauty gem on the down low. I pulled out the surfboard for the first time and that evening caught some live music at the local bar filled with people and free roaming dogs.
We continued up the coast and enjoyed windy roads through incredible forests, and beautiful rugged coastline. Northern California is home to the Redwoods, some of the tallest trees in the world. We spent two days exploring various parks dedicated to preserving these incredible giants. Although it wall still raining, we went on some incredible hikes, one ending at the ocean with some of biggest waves we'd ever seen. Continuing north, I had a morning surf in Port Orford, then stopped for the world famous hotdogs of Langlois.
We're already in Smith Rock, but we're going to save those sweet details for the next post… Stay tuned!
Helllooooo world! I'm writing you from the small, quaint little town of Blanding Utah. It's raining and we're taking a few hours to hang out at the visitor's centre to make some breakfast, drink coffee, and do some internetting.
Me, Emma, and Vanie (a 1997 Japanese Toyota Townace mini van) are on a big, 7 week road trip exploring the western US. Nine days in, the trip has been a mind blowing experience discovering the crazy, weird, and beautiful wilderness of Utah's desert.
We started in Squamish, and beelined down to Utah over two and half days. Our first few sleeps in the van were cooollllddd with lows of -10ºC. We couldn't believe how winter'y it was around Snoqualmie pass. As the snow thinned out and eventually disappeared around eastern Oregon, we thought the temperature would start going up (it's the desert right?), but nope, it was still cold as hell.
We made it to Moab in the dark and set up camp just outside of town. We woke up the next day to a surreal land of cacti, massive sandstone towers, arches, and really interesting looking desert terrain. What surprised us the most however was the emptiness and vastness of the land. The land just goes and goes and goes as far as the eye can see without a hint of human activity. It was sooooo cool!!!!
Over the next week, we explored Arches and Cayonlands national parks and drove down to Indian Creek to try our hand at the legendary creek crack climbing. We also climbed our first desert tower!!!!!!
We're now on our way to Bryce and Zion Canyon, making our way towards St George for more exploration and climbing! Stay tuned next week for another road trip update :-).
Our first desert tower ascent.
The Coastal Trail Collective is now officially launched!!!!
I'm so excited, stoked, and proud to be a part of the officially launch of the Coastal Trail Collective. I've been working since December to develop our website, and today's the day we went live! The CTC's website will be the place to go to learn more about logging, get Walbran Valley trail updates, and find Walbran related maps and resources. We also want this platform to be the first step towards being more inclusive. We want to bring you on one of our trail building trips and we hope this website will get your stoke on!!!!
I'll be playing with my Dad this upcoming Sunday in Victoria at the First Unitarian Church of Victoria. It's part of the church's jazz vesper series. We were supposed to play last weekend, but unfortunately had to cancelled the show because of the snow. Let's keep our fingers crossed that it doesn't happen again ;-).
I'm pretty damn excited for this gig. My Dad's written most of the music and the band's sounding really good! It's going to feature Rob Cheramy on guitar, Bruce Meikle on bass, and Gord Clements (aka Dad) on saxophone and bass clarinet.


We call it "The Ultimate" as it combines some of the heaviest yields we have ever seen with genuine connoisseur quality.
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Sadly Linda had to cancel her visit to us last year due to a family bereavement.
Happily she is able to demonstrate again and she is coming back to see us.
Linda is always a delight to watch and I'm told by a friend from another club who has seen this demonstration that we are in for a treat.
Here's one she did earlier!
Linda is going to show is how to make a teapot.
With the popularity of afternoon tea at an all time high this will be a very topical subject.
Linda's demonstration always have something of interest to all our members regardless of ability .
If this sounds like something of interest to you please come along..


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Q: How to make copies of a customised Live USB stick? I have spent some time and effort customising a Live USB setup of Ubuntu 14.04.
I want to make copies of this environment, before it gets corrupted (has happened once recently).
I don't want to image the entire drive because it is a 16GB drive with 2 partitions, only one has the Live environment.
Is this the best way to go about it?
Boot with live CD and copy entire partition containing the Live USB files (on the pendrive), and use dd to copy the boot sector?

A: Indeed, just image the partition containing the live system
When booting from CD, you could either use Clonezilla or fsarchiver

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Growing Leadership with an Online Public Service Degree
The Changing Needs of Public Service Leaders and How a College Degree Can Help
High-profile national public safety threats are changing how our public service leaders approach emergency preparedness situations. Police, Fire, and Emergency Medical Services units are challenged to manage increasingly complex incidents in a world that's highly connected and always looking for answers. Responsibilities that wouldn't have been anticipated five or ten years ago have become essential components of public service positions.
Together, these forces require public service leaders to be more prepared than ever before.
Let's Explore: How is Public Service Changing?
ALL-HAZARDS PLANNING & COLLABORATION
Emergency response plans once focused on incidents such as fires or chemical spills. Today, these plans take an "all-hazards" approach that considers natural, chemical, biological, explosive, traumatic, and radiological-related events concurrently. In response, new trainings have been developed to help police, fire, E.M.T.s, municipalities, hospitals, and other stakeholders work together to plan and maximize resources should such a severe or tragic event confront their community.
Social media has changed the fire service and public safety. Today, when first responders arrive at the scene of an incident, it's common to see people taking videos on their phones to document the situation. As a result, they're held to a much higher level of public accountability.
At the same time, public service leaders are leveraging this technology into a useful tool for communication with the general public. By integrating social media communications into their public outreach strategies, police and fire departments are building trust in their communities and solving crimes.
PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS INTERVENTION
In New Hampshire and across the country, first responders are on the frontlines of the opioid epidemic. Locally and nationally, law enforcement is changing its response to drug overdoses. Police now view substance use disorders as a public health issue instead of a criminal issue. Fire and EMS must be equipped to respond to opioid overdoses, including administering the opioid overdose reversal drug naloxone (NARCAN).
Nationally, nearly two-thirds of reported calls to fire departments require E.M.S. and rescue services, according to the U.S. Fire Administration. In the 1990s, a typical job qualification for an entry-level firefighter involved becoming an Emergency Medical Technician (E.M.T.). Because of the growth in emergency medical incidents, hiring practices now favor firefighters who are paramedics and offer a more advanced knowledge base of E.M.S. practices.
Additionally, the COVID-19 pandemic has shown that first responders need to be prepared to respond to complex public health crises. Departments must be stocked with personal protective equipment (PPE) and first responders must be trained in proper infection risk mitigation protocols.
The increasing complexity of public service requires greater versatility and preparation for personnel at all levels, but especially those in advanced positions.
Public Safety bachelor's programs, such as Granite State College's Criminal Justice, Fire Service Administration, and Public Administration programs, are designed to equip public service leaders with the tools needed to effectively lead in today's demanding, rapidly-changing environment. Granite State College also offers a minor in Emergency Management, with courses including Homeland Security and Emergency Management, Terrorism: Domestic and International, and Disaster Management.
State Trooper Sean Eaton, a Public Administration student at Granite State College, returned to college to make his skills more versatile.
There's growing complexity in law enforcement work. That won't change. This profession is demanding. It requires adaptability, agility, and empathy to do it well. Continuous learning is something I'm committed to. I tell folks who ask that they should learn as much as they can. There's always room for improvement. Make yourself fitter, stronger, better. Do the same with school. It's another toolset.
The Case for Leadership
In order to effectively tackle emerging challenges in public service, departments need tactical expertise and strong leadership. Earning a bachelor's degree can help you demonstrate leadership and gain skills in the administrative side of management-level positions. This will help you stand out as a highly qualified candidate when you're ready to pursue your next big promotion, which leads to increased responsibilities and earning potential.
In addition to assessing transfer credit, Granite State College assesses credit for professional experience. Students can get credit for what they know, so they can earn their degree quicker. We've pre-approved a range of trainings specific to law enforcement, public service, fire standards, EMS, military, and more.
This blog was originally published in December 2018 and was updated to reflect emerging trends and best practices.


A curated list of 25 decks to try out on day 1 of Rise of Shadows.
In our comprehensive Rise of Shadows preview article, we've evaluated every card in the set and gave our thoughts regarding each class' prospects in the upcoming new meta. Now it is time to follow that up with one of our favorite articles. Pre-launch theory-crafting is something that we find to be one of the most fun aspects in a new expansion. Considering that we're likely about to experience the most impactful rotation in Hearthstone's history, and the game should blow wide open to new ideas, this is the best time for some good ol' pre-launch deck building.
This expansion's article is the biggest one yet and has 25 new decks for you to try. We've always tried to avoid theory crafting established decks, which made things difficult for us in the past since the relatively weak Boomsday and Rastakhan sets were always unlikely to shake up the meta as much as we would have liked. The Rise of Shadows set looks far stronger and combined with the exit of Year of Mammoth's sets, powerful decks should feel fresh.
The first Data Reaper Report of Rise of Shadows is planned to be released on April 18th, just 9 days after the set's release. Don't forget that with the launch of the new expansion, data is as crucial as ever, and your data contribution is what allows us to produce these reports.
Contributing to the Data Reaper Project through either Track-o-Bot or Hearthstone Deck Tracker (recommended) is very easy and takes just a couple of minutes of your time. If you haven't done so already, you can sign up HERE. If you have signed up in the past, make sure your tracker or plug-in is active with the expansion's launch.
Remember that while the decks we present have been extensively worked on for the last week and carefully built, they are still completely untested, and nothing can replace the post-launch refinement that is backed up by real-time game experience and data.
If you have a limited collection, we highly recommend that you DO NOT make big crafting investments on any deck we present below. Wait at least a few days, if not until the first Data Reaper Report, to see what strategies end up being strong and fun before making a significant commitment.
As we've said in our RoS preview, we think Crystalsong Portal is nuts and could warp deck-building in a way you may not expect. Token Druid has received some very strong synergistic cards such as Acornbearer, Dreamway Guardians and Forest's Aid. This build maximizes the consistency of Crystalsong Portal by only playing a couple of cheap early game minions that are easy to get out of hand alongside the likely-busted Stalladris and Vargoth. Token Druid has so many board generating spells that it shouldn't miss a slower mid-game card such as Violet Teacher. We also have a lot of resource generation which is terrific with Wispering Woods and should help us last long enough to start casting Forest's Aid on turn 8.
Druid might be losing its core Mammoth shell, but it does still have the combo enablers of Florist and Floop. This gives Malygos Druid a chance to find a new viable shell that can protect it long enough to be able to execute its finisher. This list is inspired by Orange, who seemed to have walked along a very similar thinking pattern for a few other archetypes we had in mind for this article. Proud Defender is a solid defensive card that works well with Druid's relatively slow early game board development. Sunreaver Warmage provides an amazing swing turn and is a natural fit alongside Nourish and Starfire. Since we're lacking card draw without Ultimate Infestation (which is also why we're forced to run Nourish), running a single Juicy Psychmelon helps us find our late game finishers quicker. Finally, without Spreading Plague, Druid is now much more vulnerable to board flooding decks. Batterhead plugs a gap in this weakness and fills the role of an 8-mana target minion for Psychmelon.
This deck might be the least likely of the three to make it to the meta because its win condition is slow. However, Heal Druid does have some nice synergies that work well alongside an attrition-based win condition. To fuel Crystal Stag, Lifeweaver, and Lucentbark, both Crystal Power and Ancient of Lore (remember him??) should be considered core, with their heal for 5 ability. We also add the best neutral healing we can find with Rotten Applebaum, Zilliax and Potion Vendor (which can heal for a lot if we have a board). We don't like the idea of running self-damaging minions because they do almost nothing for us at later stages of the game (we can punch a minion with our hero power if we're that desperate to activate a heal). Our win condition is based around copying Lucentbark with Floop, Da Undatakah, and Faceless Manipulator until we create a wall of resurrecting taunts.
In the absence of Deathstalker Rexxar, we think Zul'jin is very important for Hunter's potential longevity and it's likely that we will see hybrid builds such as this one come to the forefront. Hunter's early game is noticeably weaker though a few serviceable early game beasts are now available in Shimmerfly, Cable Rat and Hench-Clan Hogsteed. With Unleash the Beast, Marked Shot, Baited Arrow, Dire Frenzy and Master's Call, Zul'jin should provide Hunter with a lot of gas to potentially swing the game around.
We can replace the Beast package with a Mech package while keeping the Zul'jin shell of high-value spells. This deck is slower to get to the board but has a very strong mid-game since it can run Sunreaver Warmage alongside Marked Shot, Baited Arrow and Unleash the Beast. This deck doesn't have as many deathrattle value cards as Cube Hunter did, but Fireworks Tech and the extremely versatile Nine Lives can still do a lot of work with Mechanical Whelp.
This deck idea is inspired by Theo and piqued our curiosity. Master's Call allows us to tutor Jepetto out of our deck, which then tutors and discounts two of our late game finishers of Alex, Malygos and Vereesa. We can afford to draw one of these finishers before Jepetto, but even in the worst-case scenario of a Jepetto whiff, the deck might still be able to pull wins thanks to the Zul'jin shell. If this deck ends up a meme, at least it's a good one.
In our opinion, this is the most promising Mage deck in the next expansion. Mana Cyclone is a building block for a spell heavy archetype that looks to combine cheap spells in a single turn and cash in on that delicious value. With Sorcerer's Apprentice, Elemental Evocation and the maximum package of 1 mana spells, this deck can execute some crazy turns with either Mana Cyclone, Cosmic Anomaly or Vex Crow. At the top end, we've got Antonidas who's already haha-ing at how many Fireballs he can create in this deck and our spicy inclusion of Jepetto. When going over all the minions in this deck and their powerful static effects, you can conclude that the outcome of Mr. Joybuzz entering the board will almost always be strong, if not game-winning. That's why we believe there's more to Jepetto than just a combo deck enabler.
Could Freeze Mage be back? It's possible. It may not have that much burn available to it, but it does have a new best friend in Jepetto and two of the most powerful Jepetto targets in Kalecgos and Antonidas. Alongside Alex and Maly, the damage potential of these four late-game finishers is quite… chilling. Running Jepetto does carry a price, which is minimizing the use of other minions. Doomsayer is the one minion that's too important to ever cut due to its synergy with freeze effects. And, since we have fewer minions, we must run more freeze effects to stall the game. Ray of Frost is a great fit in the deck alongside Icicle and Snap Freeze to give us some more draw and single target removal.
Secret Paladin might become the scariest aggressive deck in Rise of Shadows, and for a good reason. A deck that can run Secret Totem Golem, Secret Fiery War Axe and Secret Undertaker should have a strong early game. In this build, we take full advantage of the deck's powerful weapons with a Dread Corsair/Greenskin package that should ensure that we will be gunning for our opponent's throat as early as possible. Without Divine Favor, the deck's main issue will be card draw. Our solution is to run as many secret pulling effects as we can possibly fit in order to improve our average draws. This includes Masked Contender, Bellringer Sentry and Subject 9. From what we've seen so far, Subject 9 has not been mentioned as a potential inclusion in the deck, but we think there is a lot of merit to running this card and predict he will become core post-launch.
Paladin's late game prospects didn't get a significant boost from this expansion, which means it will have to rely on established win conditions. Holy Wrath Paladin can adjust to some rotating cards in its previous build. Belligerent Gnome replaces Righteous Protector as an early game taunt that can be tutored with Crystology. Zilliax "replaces" Uther of the Ebon Blade, and there is an option to run Nozari in this slot to rival the Death Knight's healing potential. Overall, this deck doesn't change much, and hitting our opponent in the face twice for 25 damage might be a decent win condition.
We're a bit skeptic about Dragon Paladin's chances of success in Rise of Shadows, but we've still explored this direction to see where we ended up. Dragonspeaker encourages us to run as many dragons as possible to get full value from its ability since it is the main selling point of the archetype. Otherwise, we might as well play a different deck. This promotes a minion-dense midrange build, much like a Spiteful deck, rather than a Control Paladin deck. This list is packed full of threats and might be very intimidating in slower matchups, but the lack of effective comeback mechanics may leave it vulnerable to opponents that are faster at getting to the board.
We recognize that Priest's main problem in the upcoming meta will be its ability to close games. Win conditions such as Mind Blast and Divine Spirit/Inner Fire were non-existent before the introduction of Shadow Visions. Without Psychic Scream, Priest will also have to fight for the board much more proactively. Keeping that in mind, we're curious about what Control Priest will be able to do. Forbidden Words, Lazul's Scheme, Madam Lazul, Potion Vendor and Hench-Clan Shadequill are great fits for the old Auchenai/Blademaster shell. This deck looks to constantly frustrate the opponent with Priest's famous abuse of Auchenai/Pyromancer and Cabal Shadow Priest combos. Its win condition will likely be attrition-based, so it is one of the natural homes for Archivist Elysiana.
Priest also got some sick support for Silence Priest, an archetype famous for its breakout performance in the Un'Goro meta. We think it will be very important for Silence Priest to have a strong enough draw engine, so the Acolyte/Pyro package is included. Game plan of this deck is straight forward: silence big dudes and hit your opponent in the face. Sunfury Protector is an optional flex card we haven't forgotten about, but its importance is highly dependent on what kind of meta we will be facing.
If this deck ends up being good, many of you will be upset. Can Gallery Priest remain a thing after losing so many of its powerful cards? Probably not, but we'll have to ask Jepetto and Vargoth how hard they can carry. This list runs all the removal spells it can find alongside the familiar resurrect minion package. Catrina Muerte can be a powerful and recurring threat generator in this deck. With Jepetto potentially enabling some very unfair things and Vargoth already giving us a taste of how absurd he can be in current Gallery Priest, maybe there is some potential here.
As we've repeatedly said before, we expect Rogue to be a top-performing class in Rise of Shadows. The main debate lies in the inclusion of certain packages rather than different cores. The first build we're featuring tries to incorporate as many of the powerful additions from Rise of Shadows as possible. We've got Myracle Rogue slapping in Togwaggle and his lackeys. We've got a Burger package with the promising Underbelly Fence and Vendetta, fueled by Blink Fox and Hench-Clan Burglar. We've got Waggle Pick as the weapon of choice for its synergy with Raiding Party and Dread Corsair/Captain Greenskin. This deck looks so damn good.
There is a strong case not to include the Burger package in Myracle Rogue. With only Blink Fox and Hench-Clan Burglar, the package may not consistently activate early enough to get Fence and Vendetta online. We do not want to run Pilfer or a meme card like Academic Espionage either. In addition, if Rogue is strong and popular, Blink Fox shuts down as a relevant Burger activator, making this entire package weaker. Therefore, this list suggests we drop the Burger and go for a Burrito, with some spicy Deadly Poison to increase our damage potential with Waggle Pick and Captain Greenskin. To replace Vendetta and Underbelly Fence, we run Saps and Cable Rat. We think Cable Rat will be a very good card in Rogue since it offers a deceptively strong turn 3 play for the class no matter which lackey is generated. Don't think of it as a 2-drop! It's a 3-drop on curve and a flexible card later in the game.
Let's not forget that Myra's Unstable Element is not the only busted card in Rogue's arsenal. Captain Hooktusk might also come to play, with Tempo Rogue adding the good stuff Rogue has been given in this set. Much like in Myracle Rogue, the Burger package can be dropped in case it proves to be inconsistent, but the idea of Hooktusk Rogue remains the same. Instead of running Raiding Party, we're running an 8-mana card with a battlecry that reads "win the game." So, with the addition of Heistbaron Togwaggle, we have two minions in the deck that have this battlecry. Sounds good to us!
The mrrrgling fish men are eyeing a comeback to the Hearthstone meta, this time in the Shaman class. There are two main approaches to Murloc Shaman that boil down to this question: Do we run a full tribal deck or only the best murloc cards? We prefer the second option, since we would like to be running strong Shaman cards over mediocre murlocs. The best murlocs are the 1-drops, Underbelly Angler and Murloc Warleader. The Angler/1-drop combo can chain a whole board later in the game. Toxfin gives us a removal option and Warleader can produce a lot of damage with Soul of the Murloc, placing the opponent between a rock and a hard place: does he play around Warleader or Bloodlust?
The rest of the space is dedicated to an early game overload package centered on Likkim and Thunderhead, as well as a "Big-Spell" package with Warmage. Soul of the Murloc should make Bloodlust extremely powerful in slow matchups, while Rain of Toads is a great win condition in faster matchups. We've got Storm Chasers to tutor them on turn 4, right before we need to activate Sunreaver Warmage. This deck couldn't be more perfect now, could it?
With the two Hagatha's, Shudderwock and Walking Fountains, Shaman's late game tools look delicious. This list is somewhat of a hybrid of Midrange and Control Shaman that incorporates the "good stuff" that the class has available to it. Shaman is a particularly strong class to run Warmage in because of its powerful expensive spells and on curve Storm Chasers. With no Spreading Plague around, it's really time for Rain of Toads to shine. We've got the early game Likkim package and we've got Electra/Vargoth to enable some very silly and broken stuff.
There were more Shaman decks that we would have been happy to feature because the class looks so well rounded. This archetype is one that we'll be keeping an eye out for and is the reason why we believe Muckmorpher is so powerful. A "Big" Shaman deck can cheat out threats with incredible consistency in the mid-game, and while it doesn't have the resurrection spells that Priest has, it has the pre-emptive resurrection from Ancestral Spirit and Big Bad Voodoo. In a faster meta, we would consider swapping out Big Bad Voodoo for Mutate and Cairne/Ysera for Big Bad Archmages in order to impact the board faster. Imagine cheating out a Walking Fountain on turn 6, having it kill two small minions, heal you for 8 and then casting Mutate on it. If that doesn't sound broken, we're not sure what does.
Even though Warlock got a weak set in Rise of Shadows, we wouldn't count out the class. Zoo Warlock, specifically, has the foundations of a good deck. The key to its potential success is almost completely ignoring the new set and focusing on the good cards it has received throughout the Year of the Raven. These cards were overshadowed by Mammoth cards but are strong enough to take another serious look at now.
The list we've come up with is a heavy demon build, but one that doesn't run imps. Instead, we focus on Void Analyst ("Keleseth light") and strong early game demons that can receive the buff. We're also running Nethersoul Buster, which is a powerful turn 4 play alongside one of three self-damaging activators. Finally, we have a robust value package centered on discard mechanics and Soulwarden, and to top it off we run Barista Lynchen and Arch-Villain Rafaam. Rafaam gives us a late game plan B, and Barista can be an extremely powerful value engine. There are no less than 16 battlecry minions in this deck (!), excluding Rafaam and Barista herself, so having her drop into any kind of board is extremely punishing for the opponent. Zoo Warlock may run into issues against Paladin and Shaman carrying their unique versions of Fiery War Axe, but one weakness Zoo won't have with this deck is running out of stuff to play.
We don't have much faith in Control Warlock decks. If Gul'dan cannot play defensively, he needs to abuse Life Tap early as much as possible, and the other Warlock archetype that can do that is Handlock.
Handlock got some very strong enablers that came from neutral cards in this set. The silence package got much stronger and more consistent with Arcane Watcher and Dalaran Librarian joining Ancient Watcher. Faceless Rager is also an excellent card in the deck since it has so many high health targets. The rest of the build is very defensive and lean, with not a single card meant to cost more than 5 mana. However, this doesn't mean Handlock can't have a strong late game, and this is where Barista comes in. Not only does this deck contain many battlecry minions she can copy to a great benefit, but her interaction with Omega Agent on turn 10 is particularly sick. It allows the Warlock to keep pressuring the opponent seemingly forever with up to 5 waves of Omega Agents. That's a quite a handful for any deck.
We've talked about our interest in a Rush Warrior deck that incorporates a Bomb package. There are two benefits to this idea: 1. We get to play Blastmaster Boom, which is a terrific tempo card on turn 7 that can dish out a lot of pressure and swing the game. 2. The bombs can provide us with inevitability since Rush Warrior tends to struggle with finishing opponents in slower matchups.
The featured build is the fruit of our labor, a list that's focused on curving out threats while sprinkling some bomb synergy. For example, we don't mind playing Augmented Elekk on turn 3 as a "Spider Tank" because it's a must remove threat that can punish an opponent with a follow-up Wrenchcalibur. The pieces can be played together, or independently. That's the beauty of a Bomb Rush Warrior. Say it with us: Bomb Rush Warrior! Bombrush Warrior! Bumrush Warrior!
Besides bombs, Warrior didn't get anything too worthy to note, but the class should still celebrate rotation as if it was Christmas in the spring. Control Warrior's late game is so much stronger in the absence of Death Knights and several OTK mechanics that are going away. Mad Genius, Dragon Roar and Omega Assembly can produce so much late game value that could crown Warriors as the new kings of the grind. Add a small Dragon package and some additional late game removal through Omega Devastator, and Control Warrior looks good. Our list features The Boomship, which is a tempo finisher that we highly recommend running alongside Dragon Roar and Archmage Vargoth, since the synergy between these cards is so strong (We think Vargoth is going to be straight up broken in Control Warrior). Alternatively, we could run Elysiana instead and gear our Control Warrior build to win through fatigue, but for now, we're going for the faster win condition.
Most Mecha'thun decks have lost the core cards that enabled them to execute their win condition, but Warrior could still be kicking. This build doesn't run any Rise of Shadows cards since we're mostly worried about maximizing cycle and we don't want value cards to clog our hand. With so many late game win conditions rotating out, Mecha'thun Warrior might be one of the only OTK decks left in the game.
As of this comment, Crystalsong Token Druid, Watcher Silence Priest, Warmage Murloc Shaman are seeing lots of play.
Rogue for the last few months for me has been very fun, but light on wins.
Your Burger Myracle Rogue build is changing that. Between last night and this morning I went from rank 15 to rank 9.
I shared the build on Hearthpwn here, giving full credit to VS. Thank you for the awesome deck ideas!
Thanks to all of you. Really enjoyable article.
Now, let's see what really happens. I am curious how good your predictions are.
I'm ready to see a million Togwaggles on ladder! Bring on the Reign of Rogue!
These are absolutely amazing, loving the content you guys are pumping out! Keep it up!


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TV preview: The Ganges With Sue Perkins
The Ganges is like no other river on Earth. It brings life to hundreds of millions of people across India.
Friday, 13th October 2017, 7:00 am
Updated Monday, 11th December 2017, 11:09 pm
FROM MOUNTAIN TO SEA: Sue Perkins at the source of the Ganges, high up in the Himalayas, in the first episode of a new three-part series which follows her epic journey along the length of the river.
For a billion Hindus, it's the immortal Mother Goddess who will wash away a lifetime of sins.
But India is changing, taking its place as one of the world's great superpowers and the future of the Ganges hangs in the balance.
In this entertaining and illuminating three-part series, Sue Perkins goes on an extraordinary journey, spanning more than 1,500 miles, from the Ganges' source high up in the Himalayas to the Bay of Bengal.
In this first episode, she begins her odyssey in the highest mountains on the planet.
She treks to the source of the Ganges, meeting hermits and the wise and wandering holy people that call this sacred landscape home.
One hundred and sixty miles downstream Sue arrives in Rishikesh, a town that has long been the gateway to the land of the gods and drawn holy men and seekers of truth since time immemorial. Now it's an all-you-can-eat buffet of eastern mysticism.
Sue then arrives at the holy city of Haridwar, where the Ganges finally leaves the mountains and flows into the plains.
The Ganges With Sue Perkins, BBC1, Thursday, 9pm


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A hatás lényege, hogy két szám arányaiban minél távolabb helyezkedik el egymástól, annál gyorsabban tudjuk meghozni az ítéletet, hogy melyik szám a nagyobb (az ítélethozatal hosszát reakcióidő-vizsgálatokkal mérik, amik ezredmásodperc pontosságúak). A szabály visszafelé is igaz: minél kisebb két szám között a távolság, annál lassabbak vagyunk az ilyen ítéletek meghozatalában.

Például a 3 és a 4 esetén lassabban hozzuk meg az ítéletet, mint a 3 és a 9 esetén.

A távolsági hatás a mérethatással egy időben fejti ki a hatását a reakcióidők nagyságára.

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This weekend's fall color destination: Rock Creek in the Eastern Sierra
Rock Creek, just south of Mammoth Lakes on Highway 395, shows aspens that have turned to gold. The photo was taken last weekend, so go soon or you'll miss the show.
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By Mary Forgione
It's fall, and Rock Creek in the Eastern Sierra is one of those sweet spots for fall colors. Starting last weekend, the aspens in the area south of Mammoth Lakes have erupted in color.
You can hike in Lower Rock Creek or drive about nine miles from Highway 395 into a stunning canyon lined with aspens and wind up at Rock Creek Lake. While you're there, check out McGee Creek Canyon and Convict Lake a little farther north.
"Make plans within the next 10 days AT THE MOST to see this area in all its brilliance," the Mono County Fall Colors website posted on Sept. 17.
If you want to linger a bit, here are some places to stay.
Tamarack Lodge in Mammoth Lakes offers a fall colors stay that includes a two-hour boat rental, two-for-one bicycle rentals and breakfast. If you go soon, you'll find a two-bedroom cabin for Friday and Saturday nights costs $978 for both days, and a one-bedroom cabin for Sunday and Monday nights costs $498 for both days.
Tom's Place Resort, built in 1917, is 15 miles south of Mammoth Lakes, right near Rock Creek. You can rent a room in the main lodge for $65 to $75 a night, or a rustic cabin for $80 to $140 a night. Call to make a reservation; (760) 935-4239 or e-mail tomsplaceresort@earthlink.net.
And here are hikes that offer plenty of opportunities for leaf-peeping:
The lobby at Tamarack Lodge. (Mammoth Mountain Ski Area)
—Take a walk along the Mosquito Flats Trailhead at the end of Rock Creek Road. At 10,300 feet, you can hike up Little Lakes Valley, which offers great views, and continue all the way to 12,000-foot Mono Pass (if you're feeling like a big workout).
—Start at the Hilton Lakes/Davis Lake Trailhead about a quarter-mile below the Rock Creek Pack Station. You can hike in to a string of lakes, the first one being about six miles in. So bring water and snacks with you.
—Start off on the Tamarack Trailhead (it may be hard to find; feel free to ask for directions at Rock Creek Lodge) to hike this quiet, sandy trail that starts off steep and leads away from Rock Creek Lake. Do the whole 10 miles and you'll see a bunch of Sierra lakes on this route — and plenty of fall colors too.
Check out the Eastern High Sierra Fall Color Guide , which provides a map of places to go.
And California Fall Color will keep you up to date on where the leaves are turning in real time.
Fall colors beginning to pop in Sierra. See 'em on horseback, pardner
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Want to see the northern lights? A plane trip in Canada's Yukon takes you up close
The lights were supposed to be the star of the show. And they were spectacular. But I also fell in love with Canada's frosty Yukon.
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Currently I have my facebook login and password hardcoded in my config file, I was wondering what would be the best way to store sensitive data like this? Enviroment variables?


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Texans linemen announce elementary schools in intros, fine teammate who doesn't
Chris Chase
Shutdown Corner January 7, 2012, 10:44 PM UTC
The Houston Texans made two important debuts in Saturday's AFC wild card game. It was, of course, the first playoff game in franchise history. But it was also the first time the team appeared on NBC's telecast of NFL games. That's a lesser historical footnote, to be sure, though one that comes with a perk that may be new to lifelong members of the team: NBC's unique video introductions that allow players to give their names and alma mater.
Most of the team chose a standard intro. Andre Johnson repped "The U" and rookie T.J. Yates announced he attended the University of North Carolina. Members of the team's starting offensive line took a different tack. They gave the names of their elementary schools.
[ Related: Defense spurs Texans to first playoff win ]
Duane Brown told folks he was from Johnson Elementary in Richmond, while Wade Smith attended Wallace Elementary in Dallas. Chris Myers said he went to Howard Drive Elementary and Eric Winston, Bonham Elementary. And then there was Mike Brisiel. When it was his turn to give a shout out to his elementary school, the right guard gave his college, Colorado State, instead.
Unless he was some sort of Doogie Howser-like genius and bypassed grammar school in order to attend the Fort Collins university, Brisiel spurned his teammates. Evidently, they did not appreciate this.
On the NBC broadcast, play-by-play announcer Tom Hammond said the rest of the line fined Briesel for the Colorado State mention. Presumably it was a tongue in cheek sanction.
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Create coaches that ask readers to think deeply. Avoid yes/no questions and encourage your audience make inferences and think about the big ideas in your book.
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Microsoft's New WinFS Gets the PDC Buzz
By Erin Joyce | October 29, 2003
LOS ANGELES -- Chatter about the new WinFS storage system in the next version of Windows ("Longhorn") is boosting the developer buzz-meter at Microsoft's Professional Developers Conference.
Of all the new features they have now seen in pre-betas of Microsoft's next generation tools such as "Whidbey" Visual Studio, developers who spoke to internetnews.com say relational database functions of the next SQL Server database application ("Yukon"), which runs on top of Longhorn's WinFS data storage feature, have them talking the most.
"There's a lot of information here, but the [WinFS] file system is big news -- being able to program against a file system is big news," said attendee Jeffrey Shearer, a programmer with process control systems company Rockwell Automation.
The WinFS storage system's abilities represent some of the best of 15 years of development of the SQL Server database tools, said Gordon Mangione, corporate vice president of Microsoft's SQL Server database team.
During his keynote address introducing the pre-beta build of SQL Server Tuesday, Mangione said the WinFS storage platform in Longhorn with SQL Server running on top is designed to categorize information in multiple ways and relate one item of information to another -- a key function for a coming era of Web services.
Inheriting information from one item to another across all the applications connected to the operating system is at the core of the WinFS data model, he said. "Every element in WinFS derives from an item, concepts like security, relations."
With disk capacity growing at about 70 percent a year, Microsoft reckons that 500 Gigabyte disk drives will be available in the next few years and that many personal computer systems will have more than one disk drive.
Searching for the millions of files that those larger disk drives will hold is one reason WinFS "promotes data sharing of common information across multiple applications from multiple vendors," he said.
Microsoft said Longhorn's ability to synchronize WinFS systems to existing data sources is a great opportunity to build what it calls "synch adapters," which are tools that connect out to other systems and synchronize the data down to the type of data stored on the Windows file system.
"This allows you to interoperate with what you already have and build models where the speed of the local hard disk determines what the user experience is with their systems...rather than the speed of how you connect to the server," Mangione told developers at the second day of the five-day conference here.
Mangione said "there are several core schemas you won't want to be different on the system. Things like documents, people, multimedia have schemas that are built into the operating system that your end users can use, but more importantly, [that] you can relate to and you can extend to provide your own data."
Take the contacts feature in Outlook. "We all have 17 different ways that contacts are described on our local hard disks today. With WinFS, all those applications can derive and extend from your contacts in order to extend that [data] into other applications. So all your CRM applications automatically get something that will synchronize with your cell phone. It has other applications pointing to those contacts that are in there because you can go in as developers and extend those concepts."
Lorin Thwaits, a programmer for Wells Fargo bank, said he likes the idea of having the contact features in Outlook available to him as part of the operating system with WinFS.
"I can pull up e-mail addresses and build applications that simply integrate with that versus having to go through Outlook's object model," he said. "It really makes dealing with content a whole lot more compelling."
Robert McLaws, president and chief software architect of Interscape Technologies, an independent software partner of Microsoft, said the search functions could "absolutely revolutionize" how people conduct business, because it provides a connected search.
"They've made it simple for us to able to make it simple for our end users," said McLaws, who also started one of the early, non-Microsoft-built blogs devoted to Longhorn information, www.longhornblogs.com.
"I think it will revolutionize how we develop and how fast we develop," said Tom Basstad, chief technology offer of Cincom Systems, a maker of customer relationship management software for manufacturing operations.
Attendees from IBM, whose DB2 database product competes with Microsoft's SQL Server, said they understood the importance of adding SQL Server's relational database functions in order to extend the critical search functions necessary for a coming era of Web services.
But as for whether a database bundled into Windows could lock out other enterprise database vendors from an operating system that runs on 9 out of 10 computers in the world, the IBM attendees (who did not want to be identified), said they were still sorting through the pre-beta and thinking those implications through.
The next SQL Server edition, which is slated for beta release in the first half of 2004, features advancements such as a Common Language Runtime (CLR) that will be hosted in the database engine in order to give developers the ability to choose from a variety of development languages for building applications.
Mangione said the enhancements with XML and Web services in the next SQL Server will "provide developers with increased flexibility, simplify the integration of internal and external systems, and provide more efficient development and debugging of line-of-business and business intelligence applications."
Microsoft is doing an amazing amount of integration of its Visual Studio, SQL Server and other productivity products at all levels, said Joe Wilcox, Microsoft analyst for Jupiter Research (whose parent company also owns this publication).
"It's something I thought we'd see. Now to actually see it I'm surprised at how much integration is taking place with the development tools, and Web services, and the platform technologies" that are all being bound together, he said.
"From a development perspective, a lot of it makes sense. Microsoft can ease the developer's burden in doing that. And that's what developers want. On the other hand, it also funnels more things into the Microsoft platform, and that amount of integration raises a red flag about their ability to interoperate with other [applications] and PCs already in existence. How much of a concern that is or could be, Wilcox added, "is just too early to tell."
Corrects spelling of Interscape Technologies in prior version of story


KENAI, Alaska (KTUU) - Steep cuts in the Governor's proposed budget have led the Kenai Peninsula Borough School Board to grapple with the very real potential that some schools in its area may need to be shut down or consolidated. Before that happens, officials want to hear what residents think about it.
Meetings will be held in different schools on Thursday and next week to provide that opportunity. According to the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District, that's its way of being proactive to find out how the public feels, rather than waiting until cuts are certain to make the tough calls.
KPBSD wrote in a release Thursday that those conversations are important for determining the district's future, and listed dates and locations for residents to attend.
"With fiscal uncertainty at the state and borough levels, it is an act of due diligence to have the conversations in order to learn community concerns and thoughts," Pegge Erkeneff, spokesperson for KPBSD, wrote in the release. "KPBSD is being proactive to explore a number of possibilities to meet potentially significant funding cuts in all areas of our district, including southern, central, and eastern peninsula schools."
The budget in question was proposed by Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy, and has been called significant in depth for schools not only in the Kenai Peninsula Borough, but also across the state.
"It is unlikely that school closures would occur in the Seward or Homer area as fast as the 2019-2020 school year, unless the Governor's proposed budget stands," the release states. "Timing of any potential school consolidations in the Seward or Homer areas is unknown, and at this time, school closures or consolidations would be dependent upon funding from the state in FY20 and beyond."
Three meetings were announced for impacted areas of the borough, including Seward, Soldotna and Homer.
The Seward meeting will be on April 11, 2019, 6:30 p.m., William H. Seward Elementary School. Officials say the potential closure will be consolidating Seward Middle School (6-8) into Seward High School (9-12), and William H. Seward Elementary (6th).
KPBSD said this merge would mean a saving of $409,000 in operating costs.
The Soldotna-area meeting will be held April 11, 2019, 6:00 p.m. at the Soldotna High School auditorium.
The proposed consolidation in Soldotna is to move Soldotna ninth grade students from Soldotna Prep to Soldotna High School, and to relocate River City Academy.
The moves would save the district approximately $630,000 each year.
The Homer meeting will be held on April 15, 2019, 6:00 p.m., Homer High School commons. They'll be discussing potentially consolidating Homer Middle School and Homer High School.
For Homer, Erkeneff wrote, "No decisions have been made, and your thoughts are valuable."
Combining the two schools would result in a savings of $459,000 in operating costs, and avoid deferred maintenance costs of approximately $10,000,000, the borough estimated.
An online survey for public input is available for those who can't attend the meetings in person. The Seward survey is located online here.
The Soldotna survey is online here.
The Homer survey is located online here.


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Days after calling for "justice to be served" in her first public statement since an alleged burglary and assault suffered in her shared Georgia home with LeSean McCoy, Delicia Cordon has filed a lawsuit against the Buffalo Bills running back.
Cordon, McCoy's ex-girlfriend, accuses McCoy and a second defendant, Tamarcus Porter, of creating a home environment that leaves them "liable for the assault, battery, and intentional infliction of emotional distress" she says she suffered during a July 10 home invasion.
Among the damages Cordon is seeking is $133,000 for jewelry she says was taken during the invasion, "most of which was purchased by McCoy." The lawsuit claims that McCoy had insured the jewelry, but refused to provide Cordon with the information needed to file an insurance claim.
Police called the incident a "targeted" home invasion in which the suspect demanded specific items from the victim.
News broke of incident on July 10 when a friend of Cordon's created an Instagram post (now deleted) using @miamor_i_adore that showed a picture of Cordon battered and bloodied and accusing McCoy of being involved in the assault.
She said she removed the post in a separate message that claimed Cordon's lawyer forced her to do so.
McCoy has denied the allegations, claiming he hasn't seen Cordon in months and was out of state when the invasion happened at the residence.
The lawsuit also reiterates accusations made in the original Instagram post that McCoy beat his dog in front of Cordon in addition to abusing his own son.
The lawsuit accuses Porter of "unlawfully" removing furniture from the home that Cordon had purchased after Cordon and McCoy broke up under instruction from McCoy. Cordon is seeking $13,000 for furniture the lawsuit claims has not been returned.
The lawsuit also claims that Porter changed the locks and the security system at the home a month prior to the invasion. Cordon did not have access to the security codes or the doorbell camera in the home after Porter made those changes under McCoy's instruction, according to the lawsuit.
The lawsuit then describes a picture of the July 10 invasion, that happened in the midst of eviction proceedings filed by McCoy against Cordon.
Authorities have not provided an update on the case in weeks, and McCoy has not been charged with anything. The NFL has not taken punitive action against McCoy.
The Bills made a statement on the situation last week.


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Here are today's top business headlines from across Missouri:
Vivint scraps SunEdison deal
Vivint Solar Inc. announced Tuesday it will scrap plans to be acquired by SunEdison Inc. in a $1.9 billion deal. Read more
St. Louis offers 100-acre NGA site for free
St. Louis officials announced Monday an offer to the National Geospatial-Intellingence Agency for a 100-acre site free of cost in an effort to match St. Clair County's land offer and keep the agency on the Missouri side of the river. Read more
Sprint owner SoftBank reorganizes into two subsidiaries
Telecommunications and Internet company SoftBank Group Corp. will reorganize into two new 100 percent-owned subsidiaries, with its global investment business that includes Sprint separated from its domestic operations. Read more
Hardee's moving headquarters from St. Louis to Nashville
Burger chain Hardee's will move its headquarters away from downtown St. Louis as CKE Restaurants, the parent company of Hardee's and Carl's Jr., is set to consolidate its offices in Nashville, Tenn., early next year. Read more
Columbia sales tax lost to online sales as officials seek answers
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Do "Chocolate" Adidas Yeezy 750 Boosts Glow in the Dark or Not?
The myterious case of the glowing Yeezy 750 Boosts.
The most recent Kanye West sneaker release, the Adidas Yeezy Boost 750 "Chocolate," was a confusing one with respect to the soles of the shoe. Arguments have been unfolding on social media since the colorway's release about whether the translucent sole is supposed to glow in the dark like the one on the previous pair.
It appears that the vast majority of the sneakers released do not glow in the dark, including the pair we unboxed on Facebook Live. But, a handful of people who purchased these Yeezys from the Adidas Originals store in London took to the internet to show off the glowing soles on theirs, causing some to speculate that select pairs were built using leftover sole units from the last release.
Confirming that at the very least some pairs have the luminescent accent is the @adidasUK Twitter account, which said in the below tweet that the shoes glow.
Sole Collector reached out to Adidas for a comment but the brand hasn't yet been able to explain the curious case of the glowing soles on these Yeezys.