Booster Mocha Shake, So Yummy You will Love It to the moon!
One day, I planned on going to Dunkin Donuts to get an ice coffee. I thought I'd go later to the coffee shop to get me a booster drink, lease that's I call my ice coffees. My daughter and I took our lil MoJoe for a walk. MoJoe is our mixed Chihuahua. He's gotten a little chubby and chunky.
He could barely fit through his doggy door. He needed a walk really bad and so did I, so its a "win, win" for me and MoJoe. I love our little Mojoe. Hmm! I'm not sure why I say he's little, for a Chihuahua, he's pretty big.
The lady who was giving her puppies away said her dog was a female Chihuahua but she didn't know what the other dog was, only that he was a small dog to but a bit bigger than a Chihuahua. Anyway, enough about Mojoe. I was saying I had planned on getting me a booster coffee later. But I was looking around my pantry and thought about making a smoothie or shake.
I got some of the ingredients out on the counter and just started to put it all together. In the shake I also put about 1/4 cup of left over coffee and it was yummy. I love it so much, I wanted to share it here with you. The ingredients and recipe is all listed, even the machine I used.
Place all of the ingredients into a 16-ounce Nutri-Ninja Cup in the order listed above starting with ice.
Makes one serving in a 16oz. Ninja cup in just 5 minutes. Viola! A yummy chilled shake with a kick.
After having this shake, I didn't need to go to Dunkin Donuts anymore. I like my shake so I had another one later in the afternoon. Besides I saved me some money and had all the ingredients on hand, which was awesome.
So just look around in your refrigerator and pantry to see what you have. Then start making super awesome edibles.


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Arthur Goldreich, född 25 december 1929 i Johannesburg, död 24 maj 2011 i Herzliya i Israel, var en sydafrikansk-israelisk abstrakt målare och antiapartheidaktivist som lyckades fly under Rivoniarättegången och ta sig till Israel.

Goldreich drev farmen Liliesleaf i Rivonia (en förstad till Johannesburg) från 1961 till 1963. Den var täckmantel för sydafrikanska kommunistpartiet och ANC och användes som tillflyktsort för bland annat Nelson Mandela. 1963 genomsöktes farmen av sydafrikansk polis. De som befann sig på farmen greps och åtalades i vad som skulle komma att kallas Rivoniarättegången, en av milstolparna i antiapartheidkampen i Sydafrika. Goldreich själv lyckades fly ur häktet genom att muta en vakt. Han flydde till Tanzania och flyttade till Israel där han senare undervisade i design och konst.

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Arthur Goldreich, a Leader of the Armed Fight to End Apartheid, Dies at 82 av DOUGLAS MARTIN, THE NEW YORK TIMES den 26 maj 2011.

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> it is therefore not worth adding the database autoloading for them.
as a sort of request for comments.
compctl is autoloaded, then its associated function should also be.
I did not extend my code to store arrays to cater for the -k compctl flag.
would be easy to code.  Anyway, global aliases can be used for arrays.
at the top of any shell script is enough to access aliases and functions.
> is then easy enough to edit the database by hand from a normal shell.
to maintain it for the benefits of other users.
user to have several dbm files as it would be harder for him to maintain.
subdividing each namespace to support the varieties of platforms, etc.
subdivisions because it was too difficult to contemplate.
its definition; the redefinition is slimmer, restricted to the platform.
> issue (after all, the databases won't be changing *that* often).
different architectures.  The database must be portable over networks.
is given on where the user can get hold of it.
offered by the package are needed.
on not locking.  I agree that saving to the databases is a rare event.
However, reading them can be frequent, especially when they are shared.
file at a time when the file changes size.


My reason for advising them to avoid this place is because there are a lot of complaints from people who stay there. As Joanna said, it's not all that clean and there are also reports the owner is mentally unbalanced.
It's just for three days and we're going to try it. If it's all that bad, we can always move to the Salem Hotel & Marina, where Lee and Julia are staying, unless it's full. We want to try it because it was standing when the witch trials took place and some of the rooms are decorated sort of like they were in the 17th century. It's supposed to be haunted by a ghost cat and people who have stayed there have felt a presence in some of the rooms and felt that they're being watched. I think it will be fun.
It will be an adventure. I would try it too!
I want to stay there because, like Catherine said, the house dates from the time of the Salem Witch Trials. But I'm also having second thoughts. I keep thinking that maybe Lee and Julia are holding something back. I can't explain why I think that, I just do.
You're paranoid, Kate. Why would anyone hold something back? Do you think they want to play a joke on you, or something?
If I were going, I think I'd like to stay in the house instead of in an impersonal hotel or motel. If any of you can find some photos of it, please post them.
Here are some photos of the Stephen Daniels House. They aren't all that good, but they will give you an idea of what it's like.
Looks old, dusty and musty.
It may be just as bad as we've been told, but we're going to try it anyway. The house was there when people were being accused, arrested and executed for witchcraft. That alone makes it interesting. There's just something irresistible about staying in a place where people who were actually there when the witch trials were going on lived. People were scared that they might be accused and they might have known some of the accused or those who were hanged because Salem wasn't all that big back them. The house is also said to be haunted. Whose to say the ghost isn't someone who lived there during the witch trials?
We've had another minor change to our plans. Instead of staying 3 nights in Salem as we had first planned, we're staying only 2 nights. The Black Point Inn, where we're staying in Maine, offered us a better deal if we stayed 6 nights instead of the 5 like we'd planned. Also, we were having second thoughts about the Stephen Daniels House, but even if it's as bad as some people have said, we will be there for just 2 nights.
Here's a photo of the inn where we're staying in Maine. It's right on the ocean and there's a cliff path that runs along the cliffs and beach. I think that two nights are enough in Salem because we've been there twice before. Maine is always my favorite part of our trips.
I love Salem, but I think that I enjoy our time in Maine more.
What a beautiful place. Is it haunted? It looks like it should have a ghost. I look forward to your Dark Shadows trips every year because I love reading about the places that you go.
Yes, it's haunted. Members of staff sometimes feel a presence, particularly during the off-season when there are few guests. People have heard phantom whispers on the third floor and children have reported encountering ghosts on the third floor. On one occasion, a child saw someone at a third-floor window when that particular room was empty. The building that used to be a barn is now used as a garage and at one time, staff lived in some of the second-story rooms. One man, a kitchen worker, is said to have hanged himself in the building after his fiancée broke off their engagement. Prouts Neck was once a favorite vacation spot with several inns; the one where we're staying is the only one that remains.


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Thomas Bridges (* 1842 in Bristol, England; † 15. Juli 1898 in Buenos Aires, Argentinien) war ein englisch-argentinischer anglikanischer Missionar, Sprachwissenschaftler und Großgrundbesitzer. Bekannt ist er vor allem wegen seiner Missionierungstätigkeit unter den aussterbenden Indianerstämmen auf Feuerland, als Autor eines umfassenden Wörterbuches zur Sprache der Yámana und als Gründer der ersten Schaffarm am Beagle-Kanal, der Estancia Haberton.

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Thomas Bridges wurde mit zweieinhalb Jahren von seinen Eltern ausgesetzt, kam in ein Waisenhaus und wurde von Reverend George Pakenham Despard adoptiert. Despard war zunächst an einer Privatschule in Stapleton, Bristol tätig und wurde dann Sekretär der Patagonian Missionary Society (PMS), deren Aufgabe es war, den äußersten Süden Amerikas zu missionieren (ab 1865 in South American Missionary Society (SAMS) umbenannt). Despard war mit dem Gründer der PMS, Allen Gardiner, eng befreundet und reiste als Superintendant der Mission 1856 nach Keppel Island auf den Islas Malvinas, gemeinsam mit seiner Familie und dem 13-jährigen Adoptivsohn Thomas Bridges.

Die Missionstätigkeit des Adoptivvaters führte beide wiederholt in das Gebiet des Beagle-Kanals, wo der junge Bridges bald die Sprache der Yámana erlernte, die er selbst Yaghana nennen sollte. 1859 endete ein Versuch Despards, auf Feuerland eine Missionsstation zu errichten, mit der Ermordung von Missionaren: Despard legte daraufhin sein Amt nieder, kehrte nach England zurück und betraute den 17-jährigen Thomas Bridges provisorisch mit der Leitung der Mission. Mit Hilfe der Yámana, die Despard mit nach Keppel Island gebracht hatte, studiert Bridges die Sprache der Indigenen und begann mit den ersten Arbeiten an seinem Wörterbuch zur Sprache der Yámana. Mit Despards Nachfolger, Reverend W.H. Stirling, reiste er ab 1863 mehrmals nach Feuerland, wo beide 1867 die Siedlung Ushuaia gründeten.

1869 wurde Thomas Bridges in England zurückberufen und dort zum Priester geweiht. Während seines Englandaufenthalts lernte er Mary Ann Varder, eine Lehrerin aus Haberton, Bristol kennen und heiratet sie. Mit ihr und einer neunmonatigen Tochter verließen sie England, um sich zunächst auf Keppel Island und ab 1871 in Ushuaia niederzulassen. Thomas Bridges trat dort die Stelle eines Superintendent der neu gegründeten Missionsstation an, die er bis 1886 innehatte. Im Verlauf der weiteren Jahre war seine Arbeit in der Mission mit der rapiden Ausrottung der indigenen Bevölkerung durch nach Feuerland eingeschleppte Krankheiten und Verfolgung konfrontiert. Mit der zunehmenden Besiedelung der Region durch Kolonisten verschlimmerte sich die Lage der Bevölkerung zusehends, sodass Thomas Bridges die Mission aufforderte, die indigene Bevölkerung in einem zu erwerbenden Reservat anzusiedeln. Dies wurde jedoch mit dem Hinweis auf die Aufgaben der Mission abgelehnt. Im Jahr 1886 war die indianische Bevölkerung bereits derart dezimiert, dass eine weitere Missionierungstätigkeit hinfällig wurde und Thomas Bridges im September desselben Jahres den Dienst quittierte.

Bridges nahm die argentinische Staatsbürgerschaft an. Der argentinische Staatspräsident Julio A. Roca verlieh ihm für seine Verdienste als Missionar die erste Estancia auf Feuerland, die bis heute bestehende Estancia Haberton, benannt nach dem Geburtsort seiner Frau, Mary Ann Varder. Ab 1887 geht die Familie der Schafzucht nach.

Sein Sohn, Esteban Lucas Bridges wurde durch die von ihm veröffentlichten Erinnerungen El ultimo Confin de la Tierra (1952) auch über die Grenzen Patagoniens hinaus bekannt.

Während seiner Missionstätigkeit in Ushuaia begann Thomas Bridges die systematische Arbeit am Wörterbuch und der Grammatik der Sprache der Yámana, das bei seinem Tod mehr als 32.000 Wörter auf über 1000 Seiten enthielt. 1898, kurz vor seinem Tod, übergab Bridges das Manuskript und andere Dokumente an den Polarforscher Frederick Cook, der gerade auf der Rückkehr der Belgica-Expedition befand und versprach, für die Publikation in den Vereinigten Staaten zu sorgen. Thomas Bridges selbst verstarb nach einer Geschäftsreise nach Buenos Aires an Krebs im British Hospital in Buenos Aires und wurde dort am Chacarita Friedhof im gleichnamigen Stadtteil Chacarita begraben.

Jahre später wurde das Manuskript unter dem Namen Cooks unter der Schirmherrschaft der Observatoire Royal Belgique veröffentlicht. Auf den eigentlichen Autor Thomas Bridges wird nur in einer Randnotiz Bezug genommen. Esteban Lucas Bridges versuchte im Namen der Familie die Autorenrechte seines Vaters zu wahren, doch beide Weltkriege vereitelten das Vorhaben. Spätere Versionen des Wörterbuchs (etwa von Ferdinand Hestermann, Mödling 1933) sind gegenüber dem Original deutlich verstümmelt. Eine Letztfassung ist unter dem Titel Yámana-English Dictionary by Rev. Th. Bridges. Edited by Dr. Ferdinand Hestermann and Dr. Martin Gusinde bei Zagier y Urruty Publicaciones, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1987 erschienen.

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Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

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Elon Musk, both scientific genius and media con man – rts.ch
Elon Musk bought Twitter, he flies rockets, deploys satellites by the thousands or promises the autonomous car with Tesla. A little "crook", the billionaire is above all a "brilliant technology accelerator", deciphers Olivier Lascar in Médialogues.
"Elon Musk has become a kind of people, that is to say, someone everyone has heard of now," says Olivier Lascar, the magazine's digital editor. Science and Future – Research.
This notoriety dates back to 2013, when Elon Musk unveiled "a compendium of technology devoted to the Hyperloop, this train project that would circulate in vacuum tunnels at the speed of an airplane", indicates the author of the book "Elon Musk , the man who defies science", guest in the program Médialogues.
"Great technology accelerator"
Olivier Lascar's book is subtitled "Elon Musk, genius or crook?". However, "today, I would say that he is 66% brilliant and 30% a crook. But he is still brilliant, because he is a technology accelerator (…) and he is someone one which, despite the controversy, makes you dream," said the journalist.
During the presentation of the Hyperloop, the international media frenzy said that Elon Musk was the inventor. But "it is completely false. It takes up ideas which come in particular from Swissmetro and the Americans had also filed patents on this subject".
>> Read about it: In Canada, the hyperloop concept is growing thanks to new funding and A Hyperloop vacuum transport test track is being built at EPFL
Nor is he the origin of Tesla. The brand is "intimately linked to Elon Musk, when the company was founded by two American engineers, Tarpenning and Eberhardt", in the early 2000s. "On the other hand, what has become of Tesla and this obsession with the autonomous car (…) it was still Elon Musk who infused this idea".
>> Read about it: Tesla opens a mega-factory in Germany for its European production
"We associate him with a lot of breakthrough innovations, even though he is not at the origin of them. But we have to give back to Caesar what is due to Caesar, he knows how to raise the mayonnaise and make things concrete", continues Olivier Lascar.
When Mars hides a swarm of satellites
Elon Musk also pursues dreams of space conquest, with SpaceX, which has contracts with NASA, that is to say with the American administration. But he aims further than the Moon and talks about colonizing the planet Mars. In this case, he applies the two-shot gun method, according to an expression by Olivier Lascar in his book. He focuses attention on this still very distant space project, while he develops his network of Starlink satellites "almost quietly".
>> Read about it: Constellations of satellites to access the internet everywhere and Smartphones look to satellites
Elon Musk is really pursuing the plan to go to Mars. But while this subject polarizes the debates, in particular because of the resources necessary while "we try to put in place the conditions which could save the Earth", "one fine morning, the astrophysicists pull us by the sleeve saying: ' but what is this stuff you see in the sky. You can no longer watch the sky at night quietly' due to the number of Starlink satellites installed in low Earth orbit to provide an Internet service to the entire Globe.
>> Read about it: Soon the lights of the satellites will shade the stars
And by the way, Elon Musk is setting up "a completely vertical business, because he designs the rockets to launch his satellites, which themselves deliver his Internet service. He is setting up a monopoly for global access to the web and Obviously it's worrying."
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Currently, 2000 Starlink devices are in orbit, out of 9000 existing satellites around the Earth. However, Elon Musk plans to launch 42,000 in all. A huge figure which is explained by the fact that these satellites are installed in low orbit. They will gradually lose a little altitude, gradually enter the Earth's atmosphere, and be destroyed there by friction. "Musk knows that for his global network to be functional, there will be a fairly high renewal rate. And this figure of 42,000 includes replacement satellites", explains Olivier Lascar.
implants in the brain
Elon Musk is also investing in a project less known to the general public. With Neuralink, he wants to "equip the brains with electronic chips which will allow a playful use of a connection with computers, that is to say playing video games by thought". It's a lot to talk about, but it's a "distant scenario (…), it's science fiction, it's Philip K. Dick".
This company is also working on miniaturized implants that can be placed in the brains of people suffering from neurological conditions, such as Parkinson's disease. The product is still in the development phase, but if it succeeds, Neuralink could "swallow a market" which potentially concerns a lot of people, says Olivier Lascar.
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ACS warns against licensing upheaval
ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) has expressed concern over the Conservative Party's proposals to make sweeping changes to the current alcohol licensing regime. The measures, laid out by Shadow Home Secretary Chris
Grayling MP in his speech to the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, could lead to unnecessary cost and confusion among retailers
Grayling said if elected his party would 'tear up' the existing licensing system. This would include introducing measures that would allow councils to limit opening hours, control the density of outlets in some centres and giving communities the power to veto new licence applications.
ACS chief executive James Lowman said: "Retailers have already gone through a period of significant upheaval following the introduction of the recent Licensing Act. We fear that sweeping changes will lead to the return of the confusion and costs of the last changeover."
Grayling also announced a new series of penalties for retailers who sell alcohol to under 18s.
Lowman continued: "There are already extensive penalties that local councils and communities can use to punish and deter retailers who break the law on underage sales. We think that current laws could be made to work better rather than creating new ones."
Grayling also laid out plans to tackle youth drinking by decreasing the affordability of super-strength alcohol and alcopops by increasing taxes on these products. He also revealed Conservative policy to ban the below cost selling of alcohol.
Lowman said: "We are concerned about whether the measures suggested will be effective. Measures to increase costs for all tend to affect the determined drinkers least. We will engage with the Conservatives on this important issue and will urge politicians to consider the evidence closely before imposing measures that won't be effective."
ACS hails contribution made by colleagues in its 2022 Welsh Local Shop Report
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has hailed the contribution to their communities made by colleagues working in convenience stores across Wales as part of the launch of its 2022 Welsh Local Shop Report.


You Are Here: Materials Engineering B.Sc.
Sharkskin, bioceramics, enormous stadium roof structures, or ultra lightweight car bodies – about 70 percent of all technical innovations are based on newly developed materials. Engineers are always on the look-out for the perfect material or tailored material combinations for certain areas of use, for example automobiles, airplanes, or smartphones.
Material design creates the fundamental requirements: here both pure materials and innovative combinations are tested, in which different materials are combined with each other creating a tailored product with characteristics from both original materials. This is how, for example, new metals combined with wood fibers are produced, which are extremely lightweight and don't conduct heat.
Another research area optimizes the manufacuture of materials: glasses, ceramics, and different metals are developed to fit precisely in order to produce intelligent surfaces or biocompatible materials for lightweight construction.
A third focus of materials engineering is on innovative processing techniques for new materials, for example to improve vehicle concepts or the manufacture of tailored machines for casting and recasting. When optimizing manufacture, process, and recycling techniques consideration is not only given to efficiency but also to environmental compatability: emissions are reduced, waste products reused, and energy regenerated.
Functionality is not the only important factor in the development of materials – the focus of research is also on the sustainable use of resources.
Materials engineers educated at RWTH possess expertise ranging from metallic to mineral materials to the necessary process skills. In order to fully appreciate the breadth of the discipline, the Bachelor's program does not offer an opportunity to specialize. Students in the Master's program can choose from a plethora of specializations.
Small group exercises are offered for most of the lectures in the fundamental modules. In this exercises, students explore what they have learned further and apply it. In a block of institute internships and excursions – both of which are possible worldwide – students learn subject-specific work methods in research and production during their studies and gain a look early on at different fields of application. Students complete an industry internship last twelve weeks during the sixth semester.
Additional subjects such as Methods of Project Work and Introduction to Business Administration take into consideration that engineers also increasingly work in management or in positions responsible for projects. Additional non-technical subjects can be selected from a set course catalog.
If you wish to study materials engineering, you should be interested in mathematics, chemistry, and physics. We rtecommend taking these subjects as advanced subjects during secondary school, but we do not require it. Your personal interest and involvement in grappling with mathematic-natural science content during the start of your studies are deciding factors. RWTH Aachen offers a bridge course program to intensify and complete your knowledge before beginning studies. We highly recommend taking this course. If you are still deliberating, we especially recommend taking the bridge course "Intensivkurs Differential- und Integralrechnung I".
The course of study Materials Engineering definitely belongs among the engineering sciences. Your interest in technology is fundamental to successful and happy studies in materials engineering. The related course of study Materials Science has much more to do with natural sciences. Materials engineering deals with the combination of different materials, processes, and the manipulation of diverse materials. Materials scientists are more focused on basic research, meaning they design the material before it is further developed and processed by materials engineers. Before beginning studies, you should reflect on whether you are more interested in the technical or natural scientific side.
Studies in materials engineering require a high level of motivation and self-initiative. As in other engineering courses of study, you complete basic studies in mathematics, physics, and chemistry. In comparison to materials science or mechanical engineering, the math is reduced and less demanding. It serves as the foundation for all the subjects afterwards. If you would like to review your interests, you are welcome to attend lectures as a school student. You can gather initial impressions at the Schüleruni, during the University Visitation Week, or in Sample Studies for Girls.
The career prospects are excellent for materials engineers. Job offers outnumber graduates, because they studied in an exclusive, engineering niche. Materials development and recycling are becoming increasingly important, especially with regards to growing environmental demands and the scarcity of raw materials and resources. A further reason why job prospects look good is that Germany is considered one of the leading sites of materials research and development internationally.
RWTH graduates are able to work in many fields due to their expertise. They primarily work in industries that produce and process materials but also in research institutions, development departments, and at agencies. They especially work in materials development, production, and testing as well as in metal production and processing; other fields of work include process, installation, and process control engineering.
Due to the breadth of their training engineers educated at RWTH also find work in other fields such as environmental protection, sales, damage analysis, medical technology, and consulting. They may also work at service providers in the materials testing and inspection.
In the Materials Engineering Master's program students can choose from a number of specializations: general metallurgy and metal physics, plastic shaping, iron metallurgy, iron casting, glass and ceramic composites, high temperature technology, ceramics and fireproof materials, metallurgy, iron and steel, metalurgical process technology, corrosion and corrosion protection.
During an industry internship during their studies students become familiar with various companies and fields of work and establish important contact for later employment.
The Bachelor's course of study Materials Engineering is offered by the Division of Materials Science and Engineering in the Faculty of Georesources and Materials Engineering.


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HBO Announces Adaptation of My Brilliant Friend
We're already looking forward to binge-watching the network's latest commission.
Published Mar 31, 2017 5:00 AM
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If you're a fan of Elena Ferrante's My Brilliant Friend, we've got good news: the hit novel is being translated to an HBO miniseries. There's no cast announced yet, but the show will begin filming this summer under director Saverio Costanzo.
The novel is the first in Ferrante's Neapolitan quartet and centers on the lives of two women, Elena and Lila, as they navigate their personal lives and 1950s Naples society. HBO describes the plot of the eight-episode drama miniseries as a retrospective story of a friendship:
"When the most important friend in her life seems to have disappeared without a trace, Elena Greco, a now-elderly woman immersed in a house full of books, turns on her computer and starts writing the story of their friendship. She met Raffaella Cerullo, whom she has always called Lila, in the first year of primary school in 1950. Set in a dangerous and fascinating Naples, their story thus begins and goes on to cover over 60 years of their lives, trying to describe the mystery of Lila, Elena's brilliant friend and — in a way — her best friend, her worst enemy."
Costanzo, an Italian film director, is basing the episodes on a script he created with Ferrante, Francesco Piccolo, and Laura Paolucci. Wildside and Fandango are producing the series, with Jennifer Schuur set to executive produce. RAI will handle international distribution.
Can't get enough of the complex drama series? London's Rose Theatre Kingston announced this week that it will be presenting a play —split into two parts— based on the four books and titled My Brilliant Friend.


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A Star is Born? JUSTIN BIEBER: NEVER SAY NEVER
The massive publicity machine behind Justin Bieber: Never Say Never may have people thinking that this is a concert film pitched exclusively at the multitude of young girls who have already become ecstatic fans of the 16-year-old pop star known to the population at large as much for his coiffure as he is for his music. To a certain extent, it's true that the movie will appeal to that demographic. This is a movie that is bound to please the hoards of fans that will flock to it this weekend. But it's not exactly the hagiography his most venomous detractors will assume. Oh, it's flattering all right, but it presents a somewhat honest, if also fairly calculated, look at the making of a pop star in the age of the Internet. If you have any interest in pure youth-centric pop music this could be of interest. It's a bubblegum dispatch from the front lines of youth culture.
The movie takes great pains to say that Justin Bieber is just a regular kid, and while that's quite possibly the internal case, the movie shows external differences. He's surrounded by a support system of stylists, choreographers, vocal coaches, back-up dancers, security guards, technicians, drivers, and celebrities. That's not too normal. But when he is normal, just, to use the parlance of the film, a small-town kid from Canada, the movie's actually kind of interesting. We see early footage of a pre-fame Bieber and a mid-tour sojourn that finds him back at home. His grandparents seem delightful, grounding forces. His friends from before his fame seem like normal kids. No matter how carefully collected the footage, it's clear that this kid comes from a normal background that, at least to some extent, stuck with him.
The movie makes a gloss of his personal background. It has no intention of elaborating on why his young mother and father broke up when he was only ten months old. And that's okay with me. This is not meant to be an in-depth psychological profile of a young star's family life. This is a professional chronicle, at least when it is at its most interesting. I most enjoyed the movie's glimpse into his meteoric rise. Home videos show his early musical aptitude, drumming, singing, and guitar playing from such a young age that the instruments dwarfed him. They also show his eventual steps into public performance through a competition in a local talent show and singing on street corners. But once he hits YouTube and gets discovered by an up-and-coming producer, his career takes off.
It may be hard to remember, living as we are in an age of Bieber omnipresence, but he released his first single less than two years ago. It's encouraging to see a young performer break through the stranglehold of Disney's tween celebrity machine to become a star on his own terms, even if those terms just happen to be set by a different set of corporate overlords. A social-network fueled storm of tween buzz kicked it off. The movie treads a fine line between praising his fans and pointing out just how crazy many of them are, showing both glowing, tearful fans and crazed mobs of stage-jumpers and clothes-clawers. The size of the crowds that greet him grow until, finally, he sells out Madison Square Garden in twenty-two minutes. There's some kind of phenomenon happening here, even if sometimes I felt like these squealing girls who are interviewed were speaking some unknown foreign language.
By now, I feel like we're on the precipice of the next stage of his career. Will he become a true star, breaking out of the child-star box in which so many people see him? Will he fade into obscurity? Of course it's too early to tell, but history will naturally make this documentary a smidge more interesting, adding layers of subtext once we know where his story goes from here. For now, the movie's fairly enjoyable in a way that's slightly more than a promotional behind-the-scenes peek. Bieber's music is smooth, listenable pop. The songs often have a nice groove and always feature good production value. His song "Baby," especially, has some undeniably sturdy pop-music mechanics driving it forward. It's quite an earworm.
I went in to the theater neither a fan nor a hater of Justin Bieber, but I definitely left interested in seeing where he'll go next. The guy's got talent. Director Jon Chu, of the delightful Step Up 3D, shoots lively concert footage in sometimes striking 3D. Otherwise, the footage is a mishmash of home videos, YouTube videos, and TV clips, typical for the documentary genre but not particularly well suited for the 3D format. (Not that that will matter to the target audience). Under Chu's direction, the movie is fluffy and lumpy, but it's also a slick, professional product with a nice sense of humor that sporadically pokes through.
By it's very nature it can't get as close to the truth as such legendary rock docs as the Maysles brothers' Rolling Stones film Gimme Shelter or D.A. Pennebaker's Bob Dylan feature Don't Look Back. But nor are the stakes as high. As a surface treatment of a true-life Horatio Alger tale, Never Say Never achieves its goals. Bieber's image is thoroughly varnished. What it means to future pop culture scholars will depend on whether or not Bieber can push past his early success and massive cult to achieve not just popularity, but greatness as well. "What do you want to be when you grow up?" his mom asks him at one point in footage from his toddler years. He grins and stares into the camera, but Chu cuts away before we hear the answer.
Labels: 3D, Jon Chu, Justin Bieber, Review
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The Beloved Cheers Role That Almost Went To John Madden
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By Calvin Carter/Dec. 28, 2021 11:58 pm EST
The world of sports is mourning the devastating death of John Madden, who passed away at the age of 85 on the morning of December 28, 2021. A Hall Of Fame coach, Madden led the Oakland (now Las Vegas) Raiders to several winning seasons from 1969 to 1978 and one Super Bowl Championship before he retired from coaching. However, Madden's career went beyond coaching winning plays on the field as he entered into the world of sports broadcasting in 1978. Madden's name arguably became more synonymous with the sport he loved, as he achieved many more successes off the field, from authoring books to having his name attached to a famous sports video game series.
Madden was also no stranger to the world of film and television. He was seen in movies such as "The Replacements" and on TV shows like "The Simpsons." The appearances were often as himself, but, at one point, Madden did have the chance to portray a character on an iconic TV series. In fact, he could have found himself in a particular bar where everybody knows your name.
John Madden was offered the role of Coach Ernie Pantusso
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Beginning with its pilot episode, fans of "Cheers" became familiar with the character of Coach Ernie Pantusso, the friendly, but somewhat dim former baseball coach of Sam Malone (Ted Danson). Played by the late actor Nicholas Colasanto, Coach had a penchant for telling rambling stories and was called Coach by everyone in the bar despite having left the sporting career behind to serve as a bartender with Sam. Colasanto played Coach on "Cheers" until his tragic death in 1985. It's impossible to think of anyone else besides Colasanto playing Coach since the actor did such a memorable job in the role. But, surprisingly, the part could have gone to John Madden.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Madden once said in an old interview for "Entertainment Tonight" that "When Cheers first started, they wrote me in as the bartender, Coach. So, I talked about it. If the thing fails, you're a failure, and I didn't want to lose. And if the thing won, which obviously 'Cheers' did, then I would have had to quit what I was doing, what I loved. So, I couldn't figure out why I should do it."
Madden choosing not to take the role of Coach makes sense, especially given that his passion for football oozed during his tenure as a sports broadcaster. Despite no longer coaching, he could still participate in the game he loved as an on-air sportscaster. Besides, the broadcasting role earned him multiple Emmy Awards (via ESPN). So clearly, Madden made a personal winning decision.


Fred Camper, "Traces of Trauma: Sarah Krepp," Galleries and Museums: Now Showing, Chicago Reader, (June 24, 2005).
Anthony Elms, "Sarah Krepp," Time Out Chicago (June 23, 2005).
Alan Artner, "Sarah Krepp at Roy Boyd Gallery," On the Town (section 7), Chicago Tribune (June 10, 2005).
Paul Klein, "Sarah Krepp," ArtLetter (June 4, 2005).
Victor Cassidy, "Art Chicago 2005," artnet.com Magazine Reviews (April 2005).
Ellen Pritsker, "Artist Sees White—and Red," Evanston Review, B4 (October 31, 2002).
Alan Artner, "Sarah Krepp's Strength is Her Sense of Light," Friday (section 7), Chicago Tribune (March 1, 2001, p. 34).
"White Noise—Sea Music, a Painting by Sarah Krepp," photograph, Harper's Magazine, March 2001, p. 34.
Margaret Hawkins, "Challenging Popular Perception," Chicago Sun-Times: Arts (September 22, 2000).
Barbara Stafford, Visual Analogy: Consciousness as the Art of Connecting, pp. 83-84, photograph (MIT Press 1999).
Stella Sevastopoulou, "Four Artists, One Long Journey," Athens (Greece) News (January 19, 1999).
"Jeff Daniel on Art: Three from Illinois," St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Sunday, December 14, 1997).
Lisa Wainwright, "Be Our Guest, Be Our Guest, Put Our Magic to the Test," New Art Examiner (May 1994).
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Q: Traefik : do not obfuscate HTTP bodywith code >400 Is there a way to tell Traefik not overwrite the response body when the response code is > 400  ?
The goal is to keep the body of a 404 or a 401 response
The goal is not have a custom error page but the real error page from the backend.
The environment is a Kubernetes Cluster where Traefik is the ingress provider, the storage used by traefik is consul.

A: This answer my question : https://github.com/containous/traefik/issues/4114
this is not possible since the net/http golang lib is implementing the RFC 7230  sec. 3.1.2.  hardly,
and does not plan to change it.

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A randomised controlled trial to evaluate options for second-line therapy in HIV patients failing a first-line 2NRTI + NNRTI regimen in Africa.
Following the massive rollout of ART in Africa, large numbers of people are receiving first-line ART and over the coming few years an increasing number will be developing treatment failure and requiring second-line therapy.
The trial results provided the first randomised evidence to strongly support current WHO recommendations, which had been based on expert opinion extrapolating from trials in high-income countries. Ongoing analyses demonstrate that the excellent responses with NRTIs were achieved despite extensive cross-resistance, suggesting that our understanding of resistance mechanisms remains incomplete.
EARNEST findings have contributed to the design of the ODYSSEY trial in children and adolescents, and a planned future trial in adults utilising the long acting depot-injectable prodrug, cabotegravir, of the second generation strand-transfer integrase inhibitor, dolutegravir.
European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDCTP).
The EARNEST trial recruited 1277 HIV positive individuals between April 2010 to April 2011. The trial participants were followed for 144 weeks (3 years) and the trial finished in the first quarter of 2014.
HIV infected adults who have taken a first-line NNRTI-based regimen for at least 2 years and have developed treatment failure.


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'Don't party tonight' plea as UK on edge of losing control of Covid
Fears people will have one last blow out ahead of the rule of six being brought in
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People have been warned against having a "party weekend" as a former chief scientific adviser said the UK is "on the edge of losing control" of coronavirus.
The public has been urged to act "in tune" with Covid-19 guidelines before the "rule of six" restrictions come into force on Monday.
The call came as former chief scientific adviser and member of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) Sir Mark Walport said the only way to stop the virus spreading is to reduce the number of people we all come into contact with, adding that there is an "extremely strong argument" that home working should continue.
Tough new Covid-19 lockdown measures were announced for parts of the UK on Friday as cases continued to rise and as the R number – the reproduction number of coronavirus transmission – climbed above one.
New measures banning people from mixing in homes and gardens will be imposed on Birmingham, Solihull and Sandwell from Tuesday in response to a rocketing infection rate in the area.
And Leeds has been moved into being an area of enhanced support, Sheffield has moved on to the watch list and restrictions remain in parts of Bradford, Kirklees and Calderdale.
Ahead of the "rule of six" coming into play, the chairman of the body representing rank and file police officers raised concerns about behaviour over the weekend.
John Apter, of the Police Federation of England and Wales, said: "There is a real risk some members of the public will take advantage of the current situation and treat this weekend as a party weekend ahead of the tighter restrictions being introduced on Monday."
Police in Manchester – where a local lockdown has been in force since July 30 – said they broke up a house party of 30 people in the early hours of Saturday.
When asked whether the UK was still in control of the spread of the virus, Sir Mark Walport said: "I think one would have to say that we're on the edge of losing control."
He told the BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "You've only got to look across the Channel to see what's happening in France, what's happening in Spain.
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"The French on Thursday had 9,800 new infections and one can see their hospital admissions and indeed their intensive care admissions are going up."
He added: "The short answer is the only way to stop the spread of this infection is to reduce the number of people we all come into contact with, that lowers the risk.
"It's a very very fine balancing act, it's very important to get youngsters back to school, people to university, but it means we're going to have to hold back our contacts in other areas."
The professor said he was "definitely" still working from home, and told the programme: "Where people can work from home there's an extremely strong argument that they should do so."
Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove urged people to act "in tune with" the rules this weekend, telling BBC Breakfast: "If people do behave in a way that is not really in line or in tune with the guidelines that have been put out, then they are putting other people at risk.
"The reason why the country's police chiefs have said that they hope people behave with appropriate restraint this weekend is we do not want to see a further acceleration of the spread of the virus."
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He denied that the Government was losing control of Covid-19.
"No. I don't accept that," he said.
Mr Gove said Sir Mark's warning is a "warning to us all", telling the Today Programme: "I think Sir Mark's words – he's a very distinguished scientist – is a warning to us all.
"There's a range of scientific opinion but one thing on which practically every scientist is agreed is that we have seen an uptick in infection and therefore it is appropriate we take public health measures."
Meanwhile, Boris Johnson is considering plans to fine people who breach self-isolation rules.
And asked whether the Government should consider a carrot and stick approach with better financial support for those self-isolating as well as fines for breaches, Mr Gove told the Today programme: "I think it is a very fair point."
Elsewhere, Health Secretary Matt Hancock appeared in a video on TikTok which was posted on the TikTok_uk account.
In the video, he says that "no matter what your age it's incredibly important that you follow the rules" to keep the virus under control.
Coronavirus cases in the UK have risen to the highest level since mid-May, with a total of 3,539 new cases recorded on Friday.
It is the highest daily figure since May 17, and Public Health England's medical director Professor Yvonne Doyle warned it is a reminder of the "ongoing risk as the virus spreads throughout the UK".
The figure rose sharply from 2,919 the previous day and most cases are people who have been tested in the community.
Data released by the Government Office for Science and Sage showed the estimate for the R value across the UK is between 1.0 and 1.2.
According to Government advisers, the last time R was above one was in early March.
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Carol Quirke teaches media studies and U.S. history at SUNY—College at Old Westbury where she is Associate Professor of American Studies.
Quirke applied the "Page 99 Test" to her new book Eyes on Labor: News Photography and America's Working Class, and reported the following:
Eyes on Labor: News Photography and America's Working Class brings together two revolutions of the twentieth century: American workers' epic struggle to achieve security through unions, and the virtual explosion of imagery in the news. (Not until 1942 was a Pulitzer awarded to a photograph—one sign that the medium had arrived!) Organized labor and corporations both harnessed news photography's modern vitality and its apparent objectivity to make competing claims about workers and their unions.
The book's cover suggests a conventional tale of industrial workers: white men, on the streets, demonstrating and striking for union representation. There was no right to a union in 1934, when the cover photo of the San Francisco general strike was taken. The National Labor Relations Act had not yet passed, and workers had not secured the law's guarantees for themselves, as many corporations ignored the law until WWII. Page 99 [below] on the other hand, with its photos of unionists cavorting at a camp in the Catskills, redefined how Americans saw labor. The photos, from a 1938 LIFE magazine photo-essay about the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, make unionists look just like the youth and college co-eds that LIFE embraced as part of its portrait of the American good life.
The "page 99 test" points to the unexpected complexity of labor's representation, which Eyes on Labor explores. The book charts labor's portrayal from the late nineteenth century with the 1892 Homestead strike, to the 1911 Triangle Fire, to the 1919 strike wave. It analyzes LIFE along with two union newspapers, one of which had an unusual worker-run camera club. The book also addresses coverage of the infamous 1937 Memorial Day Massacre where police shot over a hundred demonstrators in Chicago, and a little studied strike at the Hershey Chocolate Company that catapulted into national news attention because of photographic evidence. Labor's status was renegotiated in front of factories, before government officials, and in union halls and corporate boardrooms. But struggles over labor's possibilities transpired in the pages of a national and visual news. News photos propelled workers into the American mainstream—workers were no longer "the other half." But labor's contradictory portrayal constricted, as well as widened, its potential. Photographs promoted rank-and-file passivity, divided workers amongst themselves, and narrowed the vision of unionism's rewards. Today less than twelve percent of American workers are unionized—a historic low. Workers' representation contributed to their political weakness.
Learn more about Eyes on Labor at the Oxford University Press website.


Last night, Andrew Lincoln's tenure as the star of The Walking Dead came to the end after nine seasons and 120 episodes. Now he can move on with his life and make [checks notes] Walking Dead movies.
The first film will explore the story of where Rick is taken and what he faces in a new corner of the zombie apocalypse. As part of Gimple's multi-year plan for The Walking Dead Universe, there are other projects currently in development, including additional films, specials, series, digital content and more. Some of the stories will relate to The Walking Dead as fans know it while others will be standalone stories that break into new creative territory.
It's certainly a surprising end for Lincoln and Rick — in that it's not an ending at all. For a show that has become famous for sparing almost no one in its cast, and for killing beloved characters left and right, who could have guessed that Rick will be leaving the show only to appear in more movies? Certainly not me.
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Last fall, a reporter for the South Bend Tribune asked to see the court files for three criminal cases in Elkhart County, Indiana.
For reporters, such requests are routine. Unless a court file is sealed — and none of these were — court files are about as easy to access as any public records in any branch of government. Reviewing those files allows the public to assess the performance of police, prosecutors, defense attorneys and judges, and to gauge the fairness of a case's outcome.
But in Elkhart County, these requests for court files proved to be anything but routine. A judge issued orders that barred access to all police reports that were in the three court files; to all exhibits that were shown to jurors during the trials; and to all briefs filed on appeal. And that's only a partial list of the records she denied, some in violation of Indiana's open records law, according to the state's appointed watchdog on access issues.
The judge, for instance, maintained that the appellate briefs were attorney-work product, and therefore privileged and private. These were not drafts, however; they were completed briefs submitted to the court and placed in the file.
The judge's orders, in effect, prevented reporters and the public from seeing evidence used to convict the defendants, as well as the arguments raised afterward about whether the trials had been just.
Last week, The Tribune and ProPublica published the first in a series of articles examining criminal justice issues in Elkhart, Indiana. The Tribune has been researching the project since last year, largely through public records requests to police, prosecutors and courts in Elkhart County.
Obtaining those public records, however, has proved a challenge, as officials with the county court system and the city of Elkhart have presented a series of obstacles, delaying or denying access to many records that are normally considered public as a matter of course. At the same time, the city of Elkhart has subpoenaed The Tribune for records of its news-gathering activities.
On May 3, a reporter for The Tribune filed a request, under Indiana's Access to Public Records Act, for documents showing how much the city had paid outside law firms hired to defend Elkhart or its police officers in a 22-year-old wrongful-conviction case.
On June 1, Elkhart's chief lawyer, Vlado Vranjes, told the reporter he expected the city controller's office to hand the records over to the law department by June 8. Vranjes would then review the records and decide what to release.
The legal billing records were kept in a box, and that box was in a storage building. When an employee of the controller's office went to get the records, she found that boxes had been moved around, blocking her path to the box with the records requested by The Tribune.
The controller's office contacted the city's building and grounds department, asking for a crew to help clear a path to the records. But June was an especially busy month for the building and grounds crews, with several downtown events, including the Elkhart Jazz Festival, demanding their time. No crew was available to move the boxes.
In the end, the city elected to execute a workaround. The city attorney's office contacted each of the outside law firms directly, and those firms provided their own billing records to the city, which, in turn, released them to the Tribune more than two months after the request had been submitted. The boxes remained where they were.
Last October, a Tribune reporter submitted a request to the Elkhart County Clerk's office, seeking the court files for three separate murder cases tried between 2000 and 2005. In November, the reporter followed up with a request for the exhibits shown to the juries in those cases.
In late December, Elkhart Superior Court Judge Teresa Cataldo granted partial access in two of the cases while withholding certain documents, including police reports, appellate briefs and trial exhibits. The following month, she issued a nearly identical order in the third case.
The Tribune responded in January by filing a complaint with the Indiana Public Access Counselor, a lawyer appointed by the governor to advise state and local government agencies on access issues.
In early March, Public Access Counselor Luke Britt wrote that Cataldo had failed to comply with the state's public records act. She should have released certain documents, including police reports and appellate briefs, he wrote.
"As to those records which have not been explicitly declared confidential by statute or rule, I encourage the Court to revisit its policies and procedures to ensure appropriate access to its records," Britt wrote.
Separately, an administrator for the Indiana Supreme Court advised Cataldo that all exhibits offered at trial — even those not seen by the jury — should be disclosed upon request. Nothing in the court files, the administrator wrote to the judge, suggested any of the exhibits had been excluded from the public.
Cataldo in May issued amended orders on The Tribune's requests. She allowed access to some of the records she previously withheld, including some trial exhibits. But despite the guidance from the public access counselor and Supreme Court administration, she again withheld all police reports related to the cases. The judge also denied access to certain trial exhibits.
On Thursday, Cataldo did not respond to an email seeking comment.
In a separate case, The Tribune asked in early May to hear the audio from a trial held in 1997. Under Indiana law, such audio is a public record. After getting no reply from Cataldo's office for four weeks, the paper and ProPublica decided to have a transcript of the trial prepared — at a cost to the news organizations of $1,000. It's now been three months since the request for audio was made. To date, there has been no response.
For at least two police officers, the city of Elkhart failed at first to disclose disciplinary records that are considered public and must be released under Indiana law. One of those officers was Steve Ambrose, who played a role in the wrongful-conviction cases of Keith Cooper and Christopher Parish, chronicled by The Tribune and ProPublica last month.
The Tribune asked for Ambrose's employment and disciplinary records on Oct. 27. On Dec. 14, the city released portions of Ambrose's personnel file. Its response included no records of discipline.
Several months later, while reviewing the transcript of a sworn deposition of Ambrose, a Tribune reporter discovered Ambrose had been suspended multiple times during his time with the Elkhart police. The reporter asked city officials about the missing documents on March 29. More than three weeks later, on April 23, the city provided 25 pages of Ambrose's disciplinary records.
While the city's first response disclosed no disciplinary history, its second response revealed 10 reprimands or suspensions in nine years.
Even then, the second response did not include records of at least one incident, in which Ambrose moved a camera to prevent it from recording fellow officers during a fight with a person in detention at the police station. In depositions, both Ambrose and a former supervisor said the department suspended Ambrose for what he did.
The Tribune has yet to receive any records from the city about that incident, even after pointing out the deposition testimony in which Ambrose said he had been suspended.
While The Tribune has at times struggled to get records from the city of Elkhart under the state's public records act, the city of Elkhart has used the power of subpoena to demand records from the Tribune.
The city is currently being sued in federal court by Keith Cooper, who was convicted of a 1996 robbery in Elkhart. In 2017 he received the state's first pardon based on innocence.
On June 27, the city served a subpoena on The Tribune, demanding "correspondence, letters, emails, texts, memos or other documents showing any communications or meetings" between Cooper or his attorneys, and anyone from the newspaper.
The newspaper responded with a motion to quash the subpoena, saying the city's demand undermines The Tribune's ability to report on matters of public concern. "[G]iving information, even unwillingly, to a litigant in a case the Tribune has covered" would jeopardize the newspaper's standing among readers and sources as an unbiased provider of news, the Tribune's lawyer wrote.
So far there has been no decision on whether the subpoena will be enforced.


With the weather being as glorious as it has these past few weeks it has really got me considering my fragrance picks a little more, as i've been pulling out my favourite summer scents and i've also been on the hunt to find new scents for summer. I thought i'd share a few picks that i've recently come across, whilst doing something a little different to the usual by featuring a few fragrance picks for the men out there too!
If you're anything like me then you will love any type of fragrance that just screams summer, as i'm all about those fragrances labelled 'summer in a bottle', however when it comes to male fragrances I like to think that men stick to what they know taste wise and often play it safe with a few favourite scents but i've come across some lovely scents that I think would be perfect for any man this summer.
A brand that i've heard a lot about recently when it comes to perfume for men L'Occitane are hitting the mark, especially when it comes to their men's fragrance as they have an amazing selection to choose from, of which are tailored to a variety of different tastes and is a brand I think a lot of men haven't really heard about unlike us girls! A firm favourite of theirs, of which a few of my male friends like is their Vetyver Eau de Toilette (£46), which is a very classic manly scent which boasts notes of wood, rosemary and nutmeg all blended into one to create a very masculine fragrance that i'm sure any man would love. Another fragrance that I thought would be more summer appropriate is their Citrus Verbena Fragrance (£46), which as the name suggests is a lemon based scent with notes of grapefruit and lemon that come together to create a lovely summery fresh scent, that is totally different to any male fragrance i've come across before and is one of which I quite like the sound of for myself!
One thing I personally like about L'occitane's fragrances is their packaging as they aren't overly fussy, and exude an element of class and sophistication, whilst also being minimal and clean at the same time. If you're thinking of treating the man in your life to a new fragrance, or you yourself are looking for a new fragrance for summer that is affordable but of amazing quality then i'd definitely recommend checking out L'occitane men's fragrance range!
As for women's fragrance, i'm all about those sweet scents that are totally different to the typical scent that I usually go for and over the years i've discovered a couple that I will forever repurchase. First up has got to be one of my favourite fragrances of all time which is Marc Jacobs Honey Eau de Parfum (£50), which as the name suggests is a beautiful sweet scent that has a honey like twist to it. It has a lovely mix of floral notes including orange blossom and honey suckle, with peach, apricot, vanilla and honey to create a beautiful summer scent that any girl would love!
Another scent I absolutely adore is the Estee Lauder Bronze Goddess (£57) of which if you have been living under a rock then you are seriously missing out because this is basically holiday in a bottle. For me it smells like a mix of sun tan lotion, with coconut cocktails and vanilla ice cream all mixed into one. What is also great about this fragrance is that it is limited edition to summer time, and every year they come back with a slightly new bottle making each version as limited edition as they can! If you've not tried this fragrance before then i'd highly recommend it!
What are your favourite summer fragrances?
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I bury the sun
Ivan David Ng
Medium: Silk, archival digital print, laser print, acrylic, PVA, kozo paper on canvas
Size of work: 150 x 120 cm
Richard Koh Fine Art
Ivan David Ng is an artist from Singapore, presently based in the US. With a multi-approach art practice informed by a painter's sensibilities, he is interested in ideas surrounding provenance of things, secrets hiding in plain sight and the act of making as a means of knowing. He received his BFA in Painting from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Summa Cum Laude and has exhibited in Singapore, the US and South Korea. He received the Gold Award (Established Artist Category) in the 39th UOB Painting of the Year in 2020 and worked on projects with Louis Vuitton, Singapore Land Group and Christian Liaigre.
About Ivan David Ng's works
Ivan David Ng's practice investigates what it means to exist as human, wedged between the celestial and terrestrial, recognizing our experiential and historical ties to land and sky.
These paintings contemplate the sun and the moon in a world in flux. The behaviour of these celestial bodies are characterised by predictability, which is why humanity has used them as time keepers for thousands of years. The paintings incorporate collaged photographs of the observed light of the moon and the sun from earth, in the form of light streaks and sky gradients, which function as metaphors of consistency. The same nature of light from these celestial bodies had been experienced by human beings, in the face of the ebb and flow of history and its cataclysms. Gestures and marks in paint and material function as agents of change, effacing and veiling. The repetitive application of the images of light and its erasure create densely layered surfaces that simulate a dance of perpetuity and change. This interplay incarnates a cyclical, mystical condition of creation and renewal, which is often overlooked in an urban, materialist, information saturated context.


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Kdrama Wins
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Top 10 Cases of Second Lead Syndome
Hi friends! Anyone who knows my Kdrama habits knows I have a propensity to fall hard for the second male lead. I'm a Kdrama realist, however, and realize that very few of them are going to make it into the golden circle of second leads that get the girl. Still, a girl can swoon. And there are some dramas that beyond all logic gave me strong SLS (Second Lead Syndrom). So I thought it'd be a good time to go into my list of the top 10 strongest cases of second male lead syndrome that I've had.
Before I go into this list, I just want to put a few disclaimers out there. First of all, is that there are going to be some spoilers. Secondly, this is based on my own personal experience. So it's really all up to my emotions and how I felt watching that drama. It'd be boring if everyone's opinions were the same, would it?
When I came up with this list I chose the dramas with the love triangles that gave me the most angst. There are some dramas out there where I felt like the second male lead was fantastic, but just not a good choice for the girl. For example, in She Was Pretty, there's no arguing that Siwon's character was not absolutely phenomenal but he just wasn't meant for the female lead. So without further ado here are the top 10 dramas that gave me the worst cases of SLS.
10. Flower Boy Next Door
In Flower Boy Next Door, I believe that the female lead, Dok Mi, should have chose the caring and handsome second male lead Ji Hoon. He'd been respecting her boundaries and taking care of her from a distance for so long and he really understood her. Whereas, Enrique, while cute and charming was more into breaking into her bubble than respecting her wishes. It worked in her case, but that can b disastrous in real life to someone who has social anxiety. But, the reason that I put this SLS as number 10 on my list is because a lot of the drama/tension between these Dok Mi and Ji Hoon was more in my head than reality. They were both too shy and quiet for anything to ever happen. Lol. Also he didn't let his feelings be known until it was too late. So in the end it was Enrique that broke down her walls and forcefully dragged her out of her comfort zones that won over her heart.
9.You're Beautiful
You're Beautiful gave me a very strong case of SLS, but the reason it's low on my list is because Shin Woo didn't confess to Go Mi Nam until it was far too late. Even though he never gave any clear indication to his feelings, he seemed to expect her to just know how he felt. He held all the misery inside himself and waited until she was completely in love with Tae Kyung before she had any idea that Shin Woo loved her too. Who knows what would have happened if he had confessed earlier? She'd probably have still fallen for Tae Kyung but it would give this case of SLS a lot more validation. So in this case, I have to say you snooze, you lose Shin Woo.
8. Pretty Man
Pretty Man is a drama where I believe Bo Tong definitely should have chosen Jang Woo in the end. He was completely perfect for her and always respected her. He saw her and appreciated her from the beginning. But the problem was that Bo Tong only ever had eyes for one man, Ma Te, and basically just waited it out until he 'loved' her back. But when he did finally love her back it was really irritating. Ma Te had been using her and had treated her pretty awfully. He didn't deserve her in the least bit, but the thing was she didn't care. She was happy just to finally have him.
7. Goong (Princess Hours)
ChaeKyung was treated so horribly in the palace pretty much all the time by everyone except for Jeong Hoon. Sure, he was a bit creepy to be honest. BUT he was the only one looking out for her. While the chemistry she had with Shin was off the hook, he was the biggest A-hole. Granted,I can't say she made the wrong choice in the end by turning her heart towards Shin. After all it was too late; she was already married and ended up being happy with Shin. However, I think if she ended up with the Jeong Hoon her life would have been a lot simpler and stress-free.
6. Wild Chive and Soybean Soup (12 Years Reunion)
This is a weird drama to include on the list, I know. It's kind of obscure, but I'm always honest in my lists and this drama was on of the ones that gave me some serious SLS. While the show starts off strong telling the half of the story that takes place in the past, once you reach present day the story kind of abruptly ends and there are so many loose ends. If the drama would have finished off stronger, it'd bee high on my recommendation list and maybe higher on cases of SLS. Now Jang Woo didn't have a chance to fight very hard for Gook (probably because the drama was cut short), but he took care of her so tenderly after she got in an accident and had a miscarriage. And recognized her right away when he saw her 12 years later whereas Joon Soo was very shallow and kind of oblivious.Younger Joon Soo may have been the right match for Gook, but as he got older he became a tool and so this is one drama where she definitely should have gone with the second male lead.
5. Flower Boy Ramen Shop
Another drama where I say she made the wrong decision. In real life Lee Chung Ah who plays the female lead Eun Bi made the right decision by dating actor Lee Ki Woo, who plays the second male lead Kang Hyuk. However, in the drama she ends up choosing Chi Soo, a high-schooler and also one other students. All the while she had a tall, sexy man who could cook and was kind and that she actually liked that was interested in her. This has got to be one of the worst Kdrama decisions of all time. She admits to having her heart flutter for Kang Hyuk, yet she still chose to be a cradle-robber. This is one noona romance I can't support. Let them graduate at least!
4. Heirs
While I'd definitely experienced second lead syndrome before Heirs, this was the first time I experienced it so intensely. The bully, Young Do, becoming the second lead? It was new for me. He was more than just cold, he was straight-up cruel to the other students. And yet even more than just a second male lead, he become an incredibly desirable second lead? He was dangerous and sexy and brooding and it was the perfect storm. The chemistry between Young Do and Eun Sang was crazy explosive too. Now I can't blame Eun Sang for never even considering him romantically After all, he was a little unstable and had done some awful things, but damn if it didn't make me wish there was a longer storyline where he could make amends and they could end up together. In the end Eun Sang only ever looks at the Tan, but I don't know a Kdrama fan alive that wasn't rooting for Young Do. My apologies, Lee Min Ho but in my opinion you're no match for a Kim Woo Bin.
This second lead syndrome was so surprising. Ha Joon is another angsty chaebol who at first you write off as a side character, but then BAM! he becomes the second male lead. He makes the quick transition from troubled, angry, suicidal loner to a sensitive, kind, knight in shining armor who rushes to rescue the female lead, Yeon Doo, before the male lead, Yeol, even realizes something wrong with her. As compelling as Ha Joon was (and believe me he was very compelling), I thought Yeol was the right man for Yeon Doo. They had off-the-charts chemistry, frankly they were soulmate. And what was really awesome is that there wasn't that much drama about the love triangle. He Joon conceded that his friend was the right man and was grateful for the friendship he had from both Yeon Doo and Yeol.
2. Boys Over Flowers
Okay, I know, I know. But this was the very first Kdrama I watched and I had never experienced second lead syndrome before. This drama destroyed me. I've said before that I refused to watch Kdramas for four months after I first watched BOF. Jan Di even says in the drama that the second male lead, Ji Hoo, is her soulmate and the male lead, Jun Pyo, is the one that she ends up marrying. Personality-wise the Ji Hoo fits her better. They have more in common intellectually, but there is just something about Jun Pyo and Jan Di that fits together so well. Maybe it's the whole opposites attract thing, but they were made for each other and eventually after hours and hours of crying I came to realize that. Then I cried because of all the obstacles they faced together.
1. Nail Shop Paris
What a happy coincidence that the drama that gave me the strongest second lead feels is one of the very few where the second lead gets the girl! I remember thinking to myself, there's no way I'll survive if Yeo Joo doesn't accept Kay. My emotions were running high. I was prepared to get SO angry with her. With more conviction that I had ever felt, I knew that Kay was the right man for Yeo Joo. He was perceptive and caring and loved everything about her. He was even willing to admit he loved a man until he found out that she was a woman. Alex didn't even consider her at all until he found out that she was a woman and that she had a crush on him. In fact there was very little romantic interaction at all between Yeo Joo and the male lead, Alex, at all. You can imagine how elated I was when Yeo Joo did choose Kay. It almost felt as if I had super powers-willing her to choose the second lead. Lol. But seriously thumbs up to these writers for doing things differently and also for writing such a great second lead.
So there you have it, friends. Those are the 10 dramas that gave me the strongest second lead feels. How about you all? Any dramas that made your heart jump when that second male lead came on the screen? Let me know! Until next time, embrace the Kdrama, friends!!!
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Today we are publishing Risky Business, a new report that examines the UK's imports of seven everyday commodities: beef and leather, cocoa, palm oil, pulp and paper, rubber, soy, and timber. The report sets out how much of these commodities we imported into the UK every year between 2011 and 2015, and the size of the overseas land footprint that created.
The UK's footprint each year is 13.6 million hectares on average, from these seven commodities alone. That's an area more than half the size of the UK itself.
The footprint lies in some of the most biodiverse areas of the world: Brazil, China, Indonesia and Malaysia. It also lies in the areas that have seen the greatest loss of forests: the Amazon basin, south-east Asia and tropical regions of Africa.
If the government is to meet its pledge for us to be 'the first generation to leave the environment in a better state than we inherited', this huge international impact is something that has to be taken into account.
The size of the footprint is important. It doesn't necessarily mean that UK imports have directly caused damage to nature or people's lives. It could potentially be a footprint across which new jobs have been created, and taxes raised to fund schools and hospitals. UK trade can help promote sustainable development – if it's done responsibly.
But the commodities we looked at have in some places been linked to deforestation, forced labour, and communities being forced off their land. Where the UK is consuming the production from huge areas of land, there is a risk that we are contributing to the pressure on nature and people. It's that risk that we want to highlight, and encourage further action to address it.
Rubber tapping, Indonesia. Rubber trees contribute to local livelihoods and have less environmental impact than palm oil.
We should be proud of the role UK government and companies have played in raising the issue of deforestation. The New York Declaration on Forests (2014) and Amsterdam Declaration Towards Sustainable Supply Chains (2015) have demonstrated the willingness of UK actors to work with others to address the problem at global level. However, we need more action and more transparency if we are to meet the commitments. In Risky Business we call for urgent action to build on good progress, and push for more.
As the UK reshapes its role with the rest of the world, we need to reflect on the role our trade relationships will play. The UK can maintain its status as a global leader, matching words with actions, and working with producers around the world to support the shift to sustainable practices. It isn't easy, but the potential rewards are great: decreasing the loss of habitats and species, healthier and wealthier populations, and limiting climate change. The alternatives – to withdraw UK trade from areas with deforestation or social challenges, or ignore our potential impacts – present unacceptable risk to us all.
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Las week we saw the casualness of discipleship. It seems from Jesus' point of view that discipleship is very casual. Casually, Jesus is walking, looking, and asking them to follow him. But we also saw the radical reaction to Jesus' invitation and that they reacted immediately. They leave their careers, family and go after Christ.
In this text, we see that Jesus is very intentional with His disciples. This causes some implications for us becase we are called to be disciples of Jesus and to disciple other people. If we do not understand clearly what discipleship is intentional, then we will fail because we will be waiting for it happen.


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"""
sentry.quotas.base
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

:copyright: (c) 2010-2014 by the Sentry Team, see AUTHORS for more details.
:license: BSD, see LICENSE for more details.
"""
from __future__ import absolute_import

from collections import namedtuple
from functools import partial
from django.conf import settings

from sentry import options

RateLimit = namedtuple('RateLimit', ('is_limited', 'retry_after'))
NotRateLimited = RateLimit(False, None)
RateLimited = partial(RateLimit, is_limited=True)

class Quota(object):
    """
    Quotas handle tracking a project's event usage (at a per minute tick) and
    respond whether or not a project has been configured to throttle incoming
    events if they go beyond the specified quota.
    """
    def __init__(self, **options):
        pass

    def validate(self):
        """
        Validates the settings for this backend (i.e. such as proper connection
        info).

        Raise ``InvalidConfiguration`` if there is a configuration error.
        """

    def is_rate_limited(self, project):
        return NotRateLimited

    def get_time_remaining(self):
        return 0

    def translate_quota(self, quota, parent_quota):
        if str(quota).endswith('%'):
            pct = int(quota[:-1])
            quota = int(parent_quota) * pct / 100
        if not quota:
            return int(parent_quota or 0)
        return int(quota or 0)

    def get_project_quota(self, project):
        from sentry.models import (
            ProjectOption, Organization, OrganizationOption
        )

        # DEPRECATED: Will likely be removed in a future version unless Sentry
        # team is convinced otherwise.
        legacy_quota = ProjectOption.objects.get_value(project, 'quotas:per_minute', '')
        if legacy_quota == '':
            legacy_quota = settings.SENTRY_DEFAULT_MAX_EVENTS_PER_MINUTE

        org = getattr(project, '_organization_cache', None)
        if not org:
            org = Organization.objects.get_from_cache(id=project.organization_id)
            project._organization_cache = org

        max_quota_share = int(OrganizationOption.objects.get_value(
            org, 'sentry:project-rate-limit', 100))

        if not legacy_quota and max_quota_share == 100:
            return 0

        org_quota = self.get_organization_quota(org)

        quota = self.translate_quota(
            legacy_quota,
            org_quota,
        )

        # if we have set a max project quota percentage and there's actually
        # a quota set for the org, lets calculate the maximum by using the min
        # of the two quotas
        if max_quota_share != 100 and org_quota:
            if quota:
                quota = min(quota, self.translate_quota(
                    '{}%'.format(max_quota_share),
                    org_quota,
                ))
            else:
                quota = self.translate_quota(
                    '{}%'.format(max_quota_share),
                    org_quota,
                )

        return quota

    def get_organization_quota(self, organization):
        return self.translate_quota(
            settings.SENTRY_DEFAULT_MAX_EVENTS_PER_MINUTE,
            options.get('system.rate-limit'),
        )

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