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Road To Appomattox
A record of my ongoing attempts to crush secession and restore the Union.
12.20pm 13 Sept 1862 – Game Over!
After a hard fought contest Williamsport has finally fallen and D H Hill has been marched into captivity along with several thousand of his men. The resulting haul of VP's has swung the battle to a Union Minor Victory and Lee has decided to call it a day.
It was a hard fought and very disjointed game from my perspective full of tactical blunders due largely to the frustration of not being able to properly concentrate my army. Dave's move to take Williamsport meant that my forces became strung out as they attempted to respond to the threat and nowhere could I bring my superior numbers to bear, in particular my artillery.
Dave fought a tight tactical game but made two blunders that cost him victory. Firstly he allowed Wade Hampton's cavalry brigade to become surrounded and destroyed early in the game handing me a much needed VP and morale boost. Secondly he kept D H Hill at Williamsport rather than either move towards Hagerstown (which would have forced me to send Burnside after him) or bring him directly south on my flank.
A great game but neither of us will be winning any prizes for generalship for this one!
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Labels: HPS, Invasion Maryland
11.00pm 13 Sept 1862 – turn 64
The Rebels at Williamsport are now completely surrounded by my troops but they're putting up a terrific fight in defence of the town. It looks as if I will have to wear them down by attrition as my infantry are having a hard job taking them on by direct assault.
Pleasonton's troopers have now crossed the Potomac to complete the encirclement of D.H.Hill's command at Williamsport.
Dave has mounted a strong attack from the direction of Downsville presumably with the aim of trying to relieve D H Hill at Williamsport or at least draw my reserves away. However, I had already sent two divisions from Mansfield's corps south with the idea of preventing such a move and a new fight has developed along the line of a stream south of the Otho Williams farm.
The Rebels attack towards the Otho Williams farm scattering some of my men - but more are on the way!
Elsewhere I have ordered attacks to bring pressure all along the enemy line and stretch the Confederate defenders as much as possible. These attacks have been costly however as Dave still has a very strong gun line all along his front.
The general situation across the main battlefield at 11.00am.
Somewhere surely the Rebels must have a weak spot but so far I have failed to find it!
8.40am 13 Sept 1862 – turn 57
After some fierce fighting around Tilghmanton I've been forced to disengage Sumner and Franklin and contract my left flank. The Rebel guns have continued to cause heavy casualties and it has become clear that any assault by my infantry would have had little chance of success. The Confederates are also disengaging and both sides are starting to shift troops further west.
The situation around Jones Crossroads as both sides disengage.
Meanwhile Burnside has started to attack D H Hill's force at Williamsport and I have sent Mansfield up to support him. I also took the decision to order Pleasonton to cross the Potomac at Falling Waters and head northeast to cut off the enemy's path of retreat from Williamsport. This seems a potentially better use of my cavalry than sending them on a wild goose chase after JEB Stuart.
Burnside's men close in on D H Hill.
My plan now is to try and eliminate D H Hill's division at Williamsport by completely encircling it. This should give me enough VP's for a minor victory. I then hope to launch an attack on Lee's left flank to seal my victory!
"Expect the unexpected" as the used to say at West Point – unfortunately McClellan must have nodded off during that particular class as Dave has played a blinder and definitely caught me napping!
The Rebel guns are deadly in such a forward position and my own men lack the ability to take them head on being mostly C, D and E grade. My only option will be to withdraw before too many units skedaddle.
Under cover of darkness he has concentrated the Divisions of Anderson and McLaws to the north of Tilghmanton and launched a dawn attack into the flank of Sumner's men catching them in column as they headed towards Jones Crossroads to join up with Franklin and Porter. Fortunately the sheer number of troops I have at hand has blunted the Rebel advance but Dave has cannily placed his artillery in the front line where it has caused heavy casualties amongst my men.
Burnside's men advance against the Rebels at Willaimsport.
Meanwhile at Williamsport I have ordered Burnside to make an attack on the enemy with the aim of keeping them cooped up in the town. The quality of most of Burnside's troops is pretty poor but they should have enough clout to prevent the Confederates from breaking out and heading south towards Lee's main force.
The general situation at the end of turn 50 - the red units to the southeast are Stuart's cavaly who have just taken Boonsborough along with 20VPs.
Away to the east Stuart's cavalry have taken Boonsborough and are now heading north towards Hagerstown. I am starting to concentrate my own cavalry in anticipation that they will be needed shortly to combat this threat.
8.00pm 12 Sept 1862 – turn 37
There has been little in the way of combat over the last few turns other than some long range artillery fire. I am attempting to move my army northwest to prevent the Rebels at Williamsport from joining up with their main body to the south. However, progress is frustratingly slow and I am concerned that my forces are being spread too thin – in true McClellan style I feel that I need at least one more army corps!
The general situation shortly before dusk (turn 33) showing that both armies are gradually moving northwest.
Turn 37 is the first of the night moves for the night of 12-13 September. Visibility is reduced to just one hex and turns now represent one hour (rather than 20 minutes) troops that move suffer quite heavy fatigue that reduces their combat effectiveness. As a result I've decided to halt all movement until dawn on the 13th as I doubt that Dave will risk any major movements either.
The VP chart at the end of turn 37.
The current VP score stands slightly in my favour but Dave has managed to slowly whittle this away since the drubbing of his cavalry on the Smoketown Road. Although I have an advantage in numbers the quality of the Confederate troops means that they still pose a very serious threat and trying to keep my troops concentrated remains a priority.
The Rebels are forcing the ford at Williamsport but they appear to be in no more than divisional strength and Pleasonton's horse artillery are harassing them as they cross the river. Dave's original plan may have been to press on to Hagerstown but I think now he is more likely to try and send this isolated force south to rejoin Lee.
The Rebels are crossing the ford at Williamsport but they must be way behind schedule due to Pleasonton's delaying action!
This seems likely because the Confederates around the area of Jones Crossroads are disengaging and attempting to shift to the northwest. To counter this I have ordered Hookers corps west with Burnside following him to attempt to stop the enemy passing by our right flank.
Dave's Confederates are disengaging and moving northwest, it almost looks like a rout from this perspective!
Meanwhile Sumner, Franklin and Mansfield are reforming their divisions to the east of Tilghmanton. Their various regiments and brigades have become somewhat muddled up during the pursuit of the Rebels from Sharpsburg and I will need them properly organised ready for action in the morning.
The general situation in the area of Jones Crossroads at 5.00pm.
With dusk fast approaching I don't expect there to be much in the way of serious fighting until tomorrow.
Pleasonton's men have been forced to pull back at Williamsport under pressure from massed Rebel batteries across the Potomac, however they have done their job and I suspect now that Lee has abandoned plans to cross the river in force at this point and sent the bulk of his forces back to Falling Waters.
The strategic situation at 3.20pm - a major clash appears to be developing near Jones Crossroads.
Meanwhile the forces of both sides are continuing to gather in the area of Jones Crossroads and this now seems likely to be the location of a major battle. My corps are too widely dispersed to mount an attack today so I will spend the remaining hours of daylight concentrating them and shortening our lines with the idea of an assault tomorrow.
"Throw down your weapons Rebs, you're surrounded!" They didn't of course and next turn my infantry emptied close on 800 saddles.
The men of Sumner's and Mansfield's corps have had a major success on the Smoketown road where they isolated and destroyed Wade Hampton's cavalry brigade. JEB Stuart will be all out for revenge after this humiliation and I will have to keep a close eye on the rear areas of our battle line as we continue to deploy.
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This is a List of rivers in Alaska, which are at least fifth-order according to the Strahler method of stream classification, and an incomplete list of otherwise-notable rivers and streams. Alaska has more than 12,000 rivers, and thousands more streams and creeks. According to United States Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System, Alaska has about 9,728 officially named rivers, creeks, and streams. The length of the river is given if it is available from the United States Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System (GNIS).

By drainage basin
This list is arranged by drainage basin, with respective tributaries ordered from mouth to source, and indented under their downstream parent's name.

Arctic Ocean
Firth River –
Kongakut River –
Aichilik River –
Jago River –
Okpilak River –
Hulahula River –
Sadlerochit River –
Canning River –
Marsh Fork Canning River –
Shaviovik River –
Kavik River –
Kadleroshilik River –
Sagavanirktok River –
Ivishak River –
Echooka River –
Ribdon River –
Atigun River –
Kuparuk River –
Toolik River –
Colville River –
Itkillik River –
Anaktuvuk River –
Nanushuk River –
Chandler River –
Siksikpuk River –
Ayiyak River –
Killik River –
Okokmilaga River –
Oolamnagavik River –
Kurupa River –
Awuna River –
Etivluk River –
Nigu River –
Ipnavik River –
Kuna River –
Kiligwa River
Nuka River –
Fish Creek –
Ikpikpuk River –
Titaluk River –
Price River –
Topagoruk River –
Meade River –
Usuktuk River –
Kuk River –
Kungok River –
Ivisaruk River –
Avalik River –
Ketik River –
Kaolak River –
Utukok River –
Kokolik River –
Kukpowruk River –
Pitmegea River –
Kukpuk River –
Ipewik River –

Bering Strait
Kivalina River –
Wulik River –
Noatak River –
Agashashok River –
Eli River –
Kelly River –
Kugururok River –
Nimiuktuk River
Anisak River –
Cutler River –
Imelyak River –
Aniuk River –
Kobuk River –
Squirrel River –
Salmon River –
Ambler River –
Kogoluktuk River –
Mauneluk River –
Pah River –
Reed River –
Selawik River –
Kugarak River –
Tagagawik River –
Buckland River –
Kiwalik River –
Kugruk River –
Inmachuk River -
Goodhope River –
Nugnugaluktuk River –
Agiapuk River –
American River –
Kuzitrin River –
Kruzgamepa River -
Grand Central River -
Kougarok River –
Noxapaga River –
Feather River –
Bluestone River –
Sinuk River
Cripple River
Penny River –
Snake River
Nome River
Fish River –
Niukluk River –
Casadepaga River –
Tubutulik River –
Koyuk River –
Inglutalik River –
Negromoon Creek
Ungalik River –
Shaktoolik River –
Unalakleet River –
South River
North River –
Chiroskey River –
Old Woman River
Pastolik River –

Yukon River Basin
Yukon River –
Archuelinguk River -
Andreafsky River –
East Fork Andreafsky River –
Atchuelinguk River –
Reindeer River –
Innoko River –
Paimiut Slough –
Reindeer River –
Iditarod River –
Yetna River –
Mud River –
Dishna River –
Bonasila River –
Stuyahok River –
Anvik River –
Khotol River –
Nulato River –
Koyukuk River –
Hammond River -
Gisasa River –
Kateel River –
Dulbi River –
Huslia River –
Hogatza River –
Indian River –
Kanuti River –
Kanuti Kilolitna River –
Alatna River –
South Fork Koyukuk River –
Fish Creek –
Jim River –
John River –
Wild River –
North Fork Koyukuk River –
Tinayguk River –
Middle Fork Koyukuk River –
Yuki River –
Melozitna River –
Little Melozitna River –
Big Creek-
Nowitna River –
Sulatna River –
Lost River -
Little Mud River-
Big Mud River -
Titna River –
Telsitna River -
Sethkokna River –
Sulukna River-
Susulatna River –
Bering Creek-
Tozitna River –
Tanana River –
Chitanana River –
Cosna River –
Zitiana River –
Kantishna River –
Toklat River –
Sushana River-
Bearpaw River -
Moose Creek
Lake Creek
John Hansen Creek
McKinley River –
Birch Creek –
Muddy River –
Foraker River –
Herron River -
Tolovana River –
Chatanika River -
Tatalina River-
Totchaket Slough-
west middle river / East middle river  -
Nenana River –
Seventeenmile slough -
Teklanika River –
Totatlanika River-
Wood River –
Tatlanika Creek-
Chena River –
Little Chena river -
Salcha River –
Little Delta River –
Delta Creek –
Delta River –
Goodpaster River –
Gerstle River -
Volkmar River -
Healy River -
Johnson River -
Robertson River  -
Tok River –
Tetlin River –
Kalukna River -
Kalutna River -
Chisana River –
Nabesna River –
Cheslina River -
Hess Creek –
Troublesome Creek (Hess Creek)
Ray River –
Dall River –
Hodzana River –
Beaver Creek –
Hadweenzic River –
Birch Creek –
Preacher Creek –
Chandalar River –
East Fork Chandalar River –
North Fork East Fork Chandalar River –
Wind River –
Junjik River –
Middle Fork Chandalar River –
North Fork Chandalar River –
Christian River –
Porcupine River –
Grass River –
Little Black River –
Draanjik River –
Salmon Fork Black River –
Grayling Fork Black River –
Sheenjek River –
Koness River –
Coleen River –
Old Crow River –
Charley River –
Kandik River –
Nation River –
Seventymile River –
Tatonduk River –
Fortymile River –
North Fork Fortymile River –
Middle Fork Fortymile River –
South Fork Fortymile River –
Mosquito Fork –
Dennison Fork –
Sixtymile River –
White River –
Ladue River –
Beaver Creek –

Bering Sea

Black River –
Kun River –
Kokechik River – 60 miles (Kashunuk distributary)
Kashunuk River – 225 miles (Yukon distributary)
Manokinak River –
Azun River –
Joshua Green River -
Ninglick River –
Izaviknek River –
Kolavinarak River –
Kuskokwim River –
Eek River –
Johnson River –
Gweek River –
Kwethluk River –
Kisaralik River –
Tuluksak River –
Aniak River –
George River –
Holitna River –
Hoholitna River –
Stony River –
Swift River –
Takotna River –
Nixon Fork –
Middle Fork Kuskokwim River –
Big River –
South Fork Kuskokwim River –
East Fork Kuskokwim River –
Slow Fork –
Tonzona River –
North Fork Kuskokwim River –
Swift Fork –
Kanektok River –
Arolik River –
Goodnews River –
Togiak River –
Igushik River –
Snake River –
Nushagak River –
Wood River –
Kokwok River –
Mulchatna River –
Stuyahok River –
Koktuli River
Chilikadrotna River –
Nuyakuk River –
Tikchik River –
King Salmon River –
Kvichak River –
Alagnak River –
Newhalen River –
Chulitna River –
Tlikakila River –
Naknek River –
Savonoski River –
American Creek –
Egegik River (also Ugaguk) –
King Salmon River –
Dago Creek –
Ugashik River –
King Salmon River –
Dog Salmon River –
Cinder River –
Meshik River –
Caribou River (Alaska) –

Gulf of Alaska
Chignik River –
Aniakchak River –
Ayakulik River –
Karluk River –
Kamishak River –
McNeil River –
McArthur River –
Chakachatna River –
Beluga River –

Susitna River –
Yentna River –
Kahiltna River –
Skwentna River –
Talachulitna River –
Deshka River –
Kroto Creek
Moose Creek
Talkeetna River –
Chulitna River –
Tokositna River –
Oshetna River –
Tyone River –
Maclaren River –
Little Susitna River –
Matanuska River –
Kings River -
Chickaloon River –
Knik River –
Eklutna River –
Eagle River –
Ship Creek –
Twentymile River -
Placer River -
Chickaloon River –
Swanson River –
Kenai River –
Snow River -
Skilak River -
Kasilof River –
Ninilchik River –
Nelchina River –
Little Nelchina River –
Anchor River –
Fox River –
Martin River –
Lowe River –
Copper River –
Martin River –
Bremner River –
Tasnuna River
Tiekel River –
Chitina River –
Nizina River –
Tana River –
Slana River –
Tonsina River –
Klutina River –
Tazlina River –
Gulkana River –
Gakona River –
Chistochina River –

Southeast Alaska
Bering River –
Duktoth River –
Yahtse River
Alsek River –
Endicott River –
Chilkat River –
Tsirku River –
Klehini River –
Chilkoot River –
Taiya River –
Eagle River (Favorite Channel) –
Taku River –
Whiting River –
Stikine River –
Eagle River (Bradfield Canal) –
King Salmon River –
Craig River enters Canada to join the Iskut
Unuk River –
Chickamin River –
Kelsall River
Skagway River
Porcupine Creek (Porcupine River tributary)
Blue River
Behm River

Alphabetically

Agashashok River
Agiapuk River
Aichilik River
Alagnak River
Alatna River
Alsek River
Ambler River
American Creek
American River
Anaktuvuk River
Anchor River
Andreafsky River
Aniak River
Aniakchak River
Anisak River
Aniuk River
Anvil Creek
Another River
Anvik River
Arolik River
Atchuelinguk River
Atigun River
Avalik River
Awuna River
Ayakulik River
Ayiyak River
Azun River
Babel River
Bearpaw River
Beaver Creek (Yukon River tributary)
Beaver Creek (White River tributary, Alaska)
Behm River
Beluga River
Bering River
Big River
Birch Creek (Kantishna River tributary)
Birch Creek (Yukon River tributary)
Black River (Yukon Delta)
Blue River
Bonasila River
Bremner River
Buckland River
Canning River
Caribou River
Chakachatna River
Chandalar River
Chandler River
Charley River
Chatanika River
Chena River
Chickaloon River (Matanuska River tributary)
Chickaloon River (Chickaloon Bay)
Chickamin River
Chignik River
Chilikadrotna River
Chilkat River
Chilkoot River
Chisana River
Chistochina River
Chitanana River
Chitina River
Christian River
Chulitna River (Lake Clark)
Chulitna River (Susitna River tributary)
Cinder River
Ciissinraq River
Clearwater River
Coleen River
Colville River
Copper River
Cosna River
Cutler River
Dago Creek
Dall River
Delta Creek
Delta River
Demon Creek
Deshka River
Dick Dale Creek
Dishna River
Dog Salmon River
Draanjik River
Duktoth River
Dulbi River
Eagle River
Echooka River
Eek River
Egegik River
Eklutna River
Eli River
Endicott River
Espenberg River
Etivluk River
Firth River
Fish Creek (Arctic Ocean)
Fish Creek (Koyukuk River tributary)
Fish River
Foraker River
Fortymile River
Fox River
Gakona River
George River
Gisasa River
Goodhope River
Goodnews River
Goodpaster River
Grass River
Gulkana River
Gweek River
Hadweenzic River
Hammond River
Hess Creek
Hodzana River
Hogatza River
Hoholitna River
Holitna River
Hulahula River
Huslia River
Iditarod River
Igushik River
Ikpikpuk River
Imelyak River
Inaru River
Indian River
Inglutalik River
Inmachuk River
Innoko River
Ipewik River
Ipnavik River
Itkillik River
Ivisaruk River
Ivishak River
Izaviknek River
Jago River
Jim River
John River
Johnson River
Johnson River
Joshua Green River
Junjik River
Kadleroshilik River
Kahiltna River
Kamishak River
Kandik River
Kanektok River
Kantishna River
Kanuti Kilolitna River
Kanuti River
Kaolak River
Karluk River
Kashunuk River
Kasilof River

Kateel River
Kavik River
Kelsall River
Kelly River
Kenai River
Ketik River
Khotol River
Kiligwa River
Killik River
King Salmon River (Nushagak River tributary)
King Salmon River (Egegik River tributary)
King Salmon River (Ugashik River tributary)
Kisaralik River
Kivalina River
Kiwalik River
Klehini River
Klutina River
Knik River
Kobuk River
Kogoluktuk River
Kokechik River
Kokolik River
Koktuli River
Kokwok River
Kolavinarak River
Koness River
Kongakut River
Kougarok River
Koyuk River
Koyukuk River
Kugarak River
Kugruk River
Kugururok River
Kuk River
Kukpowruk River
Kukpuk River
Kun River
Kuna River
Kungok River
Kuparuk River
Kurupa River
Kuskokwim River
Kuzitrin River
Kvichak River
Kwethluk River
Ladue River
Lake Creek
Little Black River
Little Delta River
Little Melozitna River
Little Nelchina River
Little Susitna River
Louse Creek
Lowe River
MacLaren River
Manokinak River
Martin River

Matanuska River
Mauneluk River
McArthur River
McKinley River
McNeil River
Meade River
Melozitna River
Meshik River
Moose Creek
Mud River
Muddy River
Mulchatna River
Nabesna River
Naknek River
Nanushuk River
Nation River
Nelchina River
Nenana River
Newhalen River
Nigu River
Nimiuktuk River
Ninglick River
Ninilchik River
Niukluk River
Nizina River
Noatak River
North River
Nowitna River
Noxapaga River
Nugnugaluktuk River
Nuka River
Nulato River
Nushagak River
Nuyakuk River
Okokmilaga River
Okpilak River
Old Crow River
Oolamnagavik River
Oshetna River
Pah River
Paimiut Slough
Pastolik River
Pitmegea River
Porcupine River
Porcupine Creek
Preacher Creek
Price River
Quail Creek
Queer Creek
Ray River
Reed River
Reindeer River (Yukon River tributary)
Reindeer River (Paimiut Slough)
Ribdon River
Sadlerochit River
Sagavanirktok River
Salcha River
Salmon River (Kobuk River tributary)
Savonoski River
Selawik River
Sethkokna River
Seventymile River
Shaktoolik River
Shaviovik River
Sheenjek River
Ship Creek
Siksikpuk River
Sixtymile River
Skagway River
Skwentna River
Snake River
Snow River
Squirrel River
Stikine River
Stony River
Stuyahok River (Bonasila River tributary)
Stuyahok River (Mulchatna River tributary)
Sulatna River
Susitna River
Susulatna River
Swanson River
Swift River
Tagagawik River
Taiya River
Takotna River
Taku River
Talachulitna River
Talkeetna River
Tana River

Tanana River
Tasnuna River
Tatonduk River
Tazlina River
Teklanika River
Tetlin River
Tiekel River
Tikchik River
Tinayguk River
Titaluk River
Titna River
Tlikakila River
Togiak River
Tok River
Toklat River
Tokositna River
Tolovana River
Tonsina River
Tonzona River
Toolik River
Topagoruk River
Tozitna River
Tsirku River
Tubutulik River
Tuluksak River
Twentymile River in Chugach National Forest
Tyone River
Ugashik River
Unalakleet River
Ungalik River
Unuk River
Usuktuk River
Utukok River
Wetbutt Creek
White River
Whiting River
Wild River
Wind River
Wood River (Tanana River tributary)
Wood River (Nushagak River tributary)
Wulik River
Yahtse River
Yentna River
Yetna River
Yuki River
Yukon River
Zitiana River

See also
List of islands of Alaska
List of lakes of Alaska
List of rivers of the United States
List of waterfalls of Alaska

Notes

USGS GNIS named streams by Borough or Census Area:

References

General references

Alaska
Rivers

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Q: How does one configure synergy to use multiple X11 screens (:0, :1, ...)? Configuring synergy for multiple computers, each with a single screen, is fairly easy.  But it is not so obvious how to configure multiple X11 screens.  For example, sys1, a minimac is on the right. sys1 is the server and has a single monitor (screen).  To the left of sys1 is a Fedora 9 system, sys2, with two X11 displays: sys2:0.0 and sys2:0.1  I'm guessing that one invents names and uses aliases with ports specified (5900 and 5901 in my case), which is the avenue I will investigate.  But surely someone has crossed this bridge before.

A: I found the basic answer here.  Here is the config file for this example:
section: screens
  sys1
  sys2
  sys21
end

section: links
  sys1:
    left = sys21
  sys2:
    left = sys2
    right = sys1
  sys21:
    right = sys21
end

is basically all you need.  Then, start the synergy programs as follows:
On the server (sys1):
$ synergys -f --config synergy.conf --name sys1

On the client, display :0.0
$ synergyc -f -n sys2 sys1

On the client, display :0.1
$ synergyc -f -n sys21 sys1

And away you go ...

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Hello. I am looking to run a split test where 10% of my audience receives an age verification pop up, the 90% do not receive the pop up. I do not have multiple URL's, as the pop up is going to be displayed on all pages of the website. Would it be possible to create a test where this % of traffic sees this pop-up? I am used to runnign tests where this is more than 1 URL to A/B test, but in this case, there is no additional URL as the variation with pop up must come up on every single page of the website.Looking forward to any assistance. thanks!!
Yes, have two variants, one set to 10% and another to 90%. On the 10% variant, you'll presumably have this set as your control since you stated you already have the pop up running on every page, and on the 90% variant, use code to disable the pop up.
Hi Robert thanks so much - can you help me decipher what the code needs to look like on the 90% to disable the pop-up? is this created through the experiment audience settings?
Where lightbox would be the ID of your overlay, pop up, or whatever element you want to remove for the 90%.
makes total sense now, i will pass this along to our developers and let them handle it. thanks Robert! You are a big help!
Anytime, and glad to be of help!


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Review: NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139… (PS4)
By Matt Ryan April 23, 2021
Like a lot of people, NieR Automata was my introduction to the world of NieR and the works of Yoko Taro. It's no exaggeration to say that it quickly earned its place as my favourite game of all time, with its beautiful, heartbreaking story, its sense of humour, its subversive approach to the videogame medium as a whole. But most of all, it's the philosophical musing that runs through all of that: nuanced, deep, complex, but approachable explorations of existentialism, of revenge, of humanity, of the unique perspective that each individual sees the world from. It blew me away, more than any other game ever has.
If you're in my shoes, NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139… is a chance to see where all those ideas took root. A "version upgrade" of the original NieR, it comes with a suite of technical improvements and new features, but its biggest achievement is simply in making NieR readily available, and giving it another shot at the success it so richly deserves. Off the back of Automata, I don't think it's necessarily as shocking to play now—what I wouldn't give to be able to go back in time and play the original at launch, without any knowledge of what to expect—but it's every bit as impressive, thoughtful, and beautiful as its sequel.
A note on spoilers: This review will be as spoiler-free as possible, especially with regard to plot details and such, but the nature of NieR—when even the most superficial discussion of something like how much fun it is to press buttons is inherently tied to the themes and narrative—makes it near impossible to avoid spoilers entirely. If you want a 100% spoiler-free review, here it is: "NieR Replicant ver. 1.22474467139… is an absolute masterpiece in the truest sense of the word, and you need to play it immediately."
Taking place in the distant future, amid the ruins of a long-lost civilization, NieR Replicant tells the story of a young man on a journey to find a cure for the mysterious illness that ails his younger sister. It's a world where humans scrape by in small, primitive communities, and where deadly monsters known as Shades roam the wastelands. "The Black Scrawl"—called as such for the black letters that appear on the skin of its victims—is a deadly illness with no known remedy, but Nier will do anything for his sister, even if that means walking head-first into the lair of the Shades.
The premise of a young hero travelling the world, going head-to-head with creatures of darkness on a quest to save a loved one is a familiar one. You might even say predictable and tired—and indeed, NieR Replicant starts out walking down exactly this well-trodden path. But that's the first of its many tricks: this is just laying the groundwork for what amounts to bold subversion of the most common narrative setups in videogames.
As you can probably guess, there's more to Shades than first meets the eye. There's more to humans, too, and more to the very fabric of this post-apocalyptic setting. The genius of NieR Replicant lies in how it slowly peels back those layers, setting expectations and then breaking them, over and over again, in a way that questions the very nature of existence.
In the first run through Replicant, what you get is that familiar confronting-the-darkness adventure—a particularly well-told version of it, full of complex characters in a rich, unique setting, but a familiar tale all the same. But upon "completion", you'll continue from part-way through, only this time with the shocking revelations from the first ending and some additional scenes adding new context—not just a different perspective, but one that fundamentally up-ends everything that came before. "Complete" the game again, and you'll dig deeper, throwing ever more spanners into the "truth" that you thought you knew, questioning the questions that came before as much as the answers you thought you had to them.
NieR goes beyond the question of "what does it mean to be human?". Fascinating though that is to ponder, it's just a starting point for far more interesting questions than "what": the whys and the hows and the what ifs. Not just "what does it mean to be human", but "what does it mean for me to be human, in this very specific time and place in which I exist?" It's a rejection of assumptions about the very nature of existence, given weight by the way those questions take form in the rejection of assumptions about how a story should be told. (Granted, "fake endings" somewhat synonymous with the name Yoko Taro now, but the impact of them is no less for it.)
In the same vein, NieR Replicant rejects a lot of the assumptions we have about videogames as a medium. At its core, it's an action RPG that sees you running around a fantasy-ish world, hacking and slashing your way through monsters… until a camera shift to a side-scrolling perspective means you're suddenly playing a platformer. Nothing has changed on any fundamental mechanical level, but a simple shift in perspective reframes the entire experience. Shift the camera again, and you're playing a twin-stick shooter or a Diablo-style hack-and-slash. Fix a normally free-moving camera in place, within the context of an eerie mansion, and suddenly you're playing what feels like Resident Evil. Stretch a dialogue window out to full screen, and what was an action RPG becomes a visual novel.
Ask Yoko Taro about this, and he'll always say that it's simply because he gets bored easily. But there's a lot more to it than that: that the game can change genre so easily and so seamlessly shows how fickle assumptions about the fundamental structure of a game really are. It's that whole question about the meaning of existence again, but given form in the most direct, mechanical way possible. (It's also just a whole lot of fun to be playing a third-person action game that decides to just be a visual novel for a bit.)
Much of what I've said above applies to NieR Automata (honestly, I was a little tempted to just copy-paste pieces of that review…), but as someone who played Automata first, it's fascinating to see the inception of those ideas. Automata is big and refined, going further and deeper in the way it brought things like religion and gender into the existential question—it was, after all, a game that built upon the foundation of what came before. By contrast, Replicant is a little rougher, a little more experimental, and a little narrower in focus. And honestly? It's better for it. For all the love I have for Automata, Replicant's more intimate, less pristine nature makes it hit that much harder.
If the genius of NieR Replicant is in how it subverts structure and expectation in service of a theme, the magic of it is in how, for all its heady philosophical musing, it always keeps humanity at its core. Its existentialist ideas could easily become dry and academic, but NieR weaves them through stories and characters that are beautiful, funny, bittersweet, flawed, fascinating, and deeply, deeply human.
NieR is, at heart, a story about a bunch of outcasts trying to find their places in a world that often wants nothing to do with them. It's a game where your companions are a self-important talking book, a foul-mouthed woman who runs around in literal lingerie, and a flying skeleton, and where these details are the least interesting things about them. What's far more noteworthy is how they relate to one another and respond to the world around them, and how much care the game takes in telling their stories—without judgement and without comment, just a raw, honest reflection on who they are as people and the inherent worth of their existence, regardless of how their world sees them.
This is true across the board, but Kainé—the aforementioned undergarment-wearing profanity queen—is an especially noteworthy example. She's powerful, fragile, unbending, caring, scared, playful, heroic, cute, with all these different traits not just coexisting, but being different sides of the same die. She's not powerful in spite of being fragile, or even really because of it, either; they're just dimensions to a complex, human character.
Kainé is intersex, which is both a fundamental and crucial part of her character but also something that doesn't really get talked about much directly because it's not that relevant to what's going on most of the time. It's an important part of her identity, but it's far from the entirety of who she is, and the nuance and care with which the script navigates that distinction is remarkable. Even the whole lingerie thing manages to come across without seeming sexualised, forced, or played for laughs; Kainé has her reasons for dressing the way she does, and they're important to her, but not really that relevant to the story. Where any other game would turn it into a source of lewd humour, NieR just makes Kainé's outfit another dimension to an incredibly multifaceted character.
There's plenty of humour and levity, too. Yoko Taro's always been fond of self-aware jokes and broken fourth walls, and NieR Replicant is no exception, but the greatest source of laughs is, once again, in the dynamics between the characters. The exchanges between Grimoire Weiss and Kainé, especially, are legendary: the combination of a prudish old tome doing a perfect Alan Rickman impression and a brash young woman with language so colourful it'd take George Carlin by surprise is a recipe for some truly hilarious moments.
NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139…_20210421003020
It's a beautiful thing to witness, made all the more so for Keiichi Okabe's stunning score. The atmosphere it creates adds so much to every moment of the game, from the excitement of a big boss battle to a quiet heart-to-heart between characters. The world of NieR is a desolate one, the last vestige of a dying planet, and necessarily barren because of that—but the richness of the music brings texture and meaning to even something as seemingly mundane as trekking back and forth across a desert.
Thankfully, NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139… hasn't tried to "fix" this setting, despite the common criticism of the original for being too brown and lifeless. That mood is kept fully intact here, but with increased draw distances, improved textures, and other such technical improvements making those sparse landscapes that much more impressive and impactful. The character models are much more detailed this time around, letting their personalities shine through even more, and a more refined combat system tidies up the clunkiness of the original, bringing it closer to NieR Automata.
Between bonus dungeons, new costumes, and additional story elements, there's plenty of new stuff for old NieR fans to enjoy, too. It's mostly superficial but welcome stuff, with some Automata tie-ins being a particular delight, but there's one other little extra that brings a lot to the table in terms of the whole NieR storyline and the ideas it encompasses. I'll say no more than that, but know that it's something to look forward to.
The original NieR was a masterpiece, even if a middling critical reception and commercial struggles meant too few people got to enjoy and appreciate it. With NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139…, it finally gets a second chance at the acclaim it deserves, at a time when the world's much more receptive to Yoko Taro's particular style, and with all the improvements that this version upgrade brings. Automata will always have a special place in my heart as the game that introduced me to NieR, but Replicant—with its narrower focus, with its raw energy, with its humanity, with Kainé—might just have taken the crown.
Title: NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139…
Developer: Square Enix, ToyLogic
Platforms: PlayStation 4 (reviewed), Xbox One, and PC (Steam)
Release date: 23 April 2021
Action RPG Kaine Nier Nier Automata NieR Replicant Philosophy RPG Square Enix subversive Yoko Taro
Blue Reflection: Second Light (PS4)
Fanservice-filled pirate RPG Seven Pirates H bound for Switch

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Q: how save a state of activity when move to another activity and back? Please Help me how save a state of Activity?
I explain my problem:
I Have many Activities in my Program
I Send a Data from One Activity to "Dr_see_Patient_Pro" Activity by the following code:
  Intent i=new Intent(this,Dr_see_Patient_Pro.class);
    i.putExtra("idPFf2",id);
    startActivity(i);

So I retrieve this data in "Dr_see_Patient_Pro" Activity in this way:
  idPatient= getIntent().getExtras().getString("idPFf2");
    int id=Integer.parseInt(idPatient);

And I don't have any Problem in there
AND After
I Want to Send "idPatient"   In   "Dr_see_Patient_Pro" Activity   To Another Activity which is (write_history) Activity by the following Code:
 Intent intent=new Intent(this,write_History.class);
    intent.putExtra("idPFf3",idPatient);
    startActivity(intent);

And i have no Problem to Retrieve the  "idPatient"   in   "write_history" Activity
BUT
When I Want to Back From "write_history"   Activity  to  "Dr_see_Patient_Pro"  Activity I have a Problem And this Error:
E/AndroidRuntime: FATAL EXCEPTION: main
java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to start activity ComponentInfo{com.example.myapplication/com.example.myapplication.Dr_see_Patient_Pro}: java.lang.NullPointerException
    at android.app.ActivityThread.performLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:2059)
    at android.app.ActivityThread.handleLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:2084)
    at android.app.ActivityThread.access$600(ActivityThread.java:130)
    at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1195)
    at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)
    at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:137)
    at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:4745)
    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method)
    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:511)
    at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:786)
    at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:553)
    at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)
 Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
    at com.android.internal.os.LoggingPrintStream.println(LoggingPrintStream.java:298)
    at com.example.myapplication.Dr_see_Patient_Pro.onCreate(Dr_see_Patient_Pro.java:37)
    at android.app.Activity.performCreate(Activity.java:5008)
    at android.app.Instrumentation.callActivityOnCreate(Instrumentation.java:1079)
    at android.app.ActivityThread.performLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:2023)

and the problem is in line 37 and its a code of line 37:
        System.out.println(idPatient);

And its the code of My Activities:
1/ Dr_see_Patient_Pro
public class Dr_see_Patient_Pro extends AppCompatActivity {

TextView tx, tx1, tx2, tx3, tx4, tx5, tx6;
public static String getInList;
MyDB db;

public  String idPatient;

@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.activity_dr_see__patient__pro);

    db = new MyDB(this);

    tx=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.dr_nameP);
    tx1=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.dr_ageP);
    tx2=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.dr_genderP);
    tx3=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.dr_cityP);
    tx4=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.dr_phoneP);

     idPatient= getIntent().getExtras().getString("idPFf2");
    System.out.println(idPatient);

    int id=Integer.parseInt(idPatient);

    ///phone

    Cursor dataname = db.getPaientInfo(id);

    while (dataname.moveToNext()) {
        String name1 = dataname.getString(0);
        String name2 = dataname.getString(1);
        tx.setText(name1+" "+name2);
    }

    Cursor dataPhone = db.getPaientInfo(id);
    while (dataPhone.moveToNext()) {
        String name2 = dataPhone.getString(2);
        tx4.setText(name2);
    }

    Cursor dataAge = db.getPaientInfo(id);
    while (dataAge.moveToNext()) {
        String name2 = dataAge.getString(3);
        tx1.setText(name2);
    }

    Cursor dataGender = db.getPaientInfo(id);
    while (dataGender.moveToNext()) {
        String name2 = dataGender.getString(4);
        tx2.setText(name2);
    }

    Cursor dataCity = db.getPaientInfo(id);
    while (dataCity.moveToNext()) {
        String name2 = dataCity.getString(5);
        tx3.setText(name2);
    }

}

public void writeHistory(View v){
    Intent intent=new Intent(this,write_History.class);
    intent.putExtra("idPFf3",idPatient);
    startActivity(intent);
}

public void SeeHistory(View view){
    Intent intent=new Intent(this,see_history.class);
    startActivity(intent);
}

2/write_history
public class write_History extends AppCompatActivity {

    MyDB myDB;
    String raport,charasar;
    AlertDialog.Builder builder;

    TextInputLayout edt;
    TextInputEditText edt1;

    EditText edt2;

    public String drID,DrIdS;
    public  int idDr;
public  int id;
public  String idPatient;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_write__history);

        myDB = new MyDB(this);

        builder = new AlertDialog.Builder(this);

        edt=findViewById(R.id.edt1);
        edt1=findViewById(R.id.edtText1);

        edt2=findViewById(R.id.edt2);

         idPatient= getIntent().getExtras().getString("idPFf3");
        System.out.println(idPatient);
         id=Integer.parseInt(idPatient);

        drID= loginPage.Dr();
        Cursor data = myDB.getIDdr(drID);
        while (data.moveToNext()) {
            DrIdS = data.getString(0);
            idDr=Integer.parseInt(DrIdS);
        }

        System.out.println("dr id " + idDr+"   p "+id);

    }

    private boolean validat() {
        String emailInput = edt1.getText().toString();

        if (emailInput.isEmpty()) {
            edt.setError("Field can't be empty");
            return false;
        }

        else {
            edt.setError(null);
            return true;
        }
    }

    public void saveHistory(View view){
        if( !validat()) {
            return;
        }
else {
            DialogMassage();

        }

    }

    public void DialogMassage() {
        myDB = new MyDB(this);

        raport=edt1.getText().toString();
        charasar=edt2.getText().toString();

        setTitle("ئاگاداربە!");
        builder.setMessage("ئایا دڵنیای لە پاشەکەوت کردنی زانیاریەکان؟")
                .setCancelable(false) .setPositiveButton("بەڵێ", new DialogInterface.OnClickListener() {
                    public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int id) {

                        Boolean result=myDB.SaveHistory(raport,charasar,idDr,id);
                        System.out.println(idDr+" "+id);
                        changeA();

                    }
                })
.setNegativeButton("نەخێر", new DialogInterface.OnClickListener() {
    public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int id) {
        dialog.cancel();
        }
        });

        AlertDialog alert = builder.create();
        alert.show();

    }

    public void changeA(){

        Intent i=new Intent(this,Dr_see_Patient_Pro.class);
        i.putExtra("idPFf2",id);
        startActivity(i);

    }

}

Please Help me to find a solution!

A: It seems like you are passing "int" from your activity "Dr_see_Patient_Pro" and trying to retrieve the "String" type in your "write_history" activity so you are getting null pointer exception. So I would recommend you try the following code in your "write_history" activity.
id=getIntent().getIntExtra("idPFf3");


Academic English reading: reading for academic purposes, critical and extensive reading, scanning, perusing and selecting valuable reading resources. Academic English writing: academic essay writing, drafting, revising, editing and proofreading; paraphrasing, citing sources in APA format and avoiding plagiarism.
Course outline, course requirements and assessment.
Introduction to the course. Course requirements and assessment. Developing reading and writing skills. Revision of common errors: prepositions, tenses, conditional sentences and academic vocabulary. Grammatical cohesion: reference words such as pronouns and conjunctions. Embedded questions.
Introduction to basic research skills. Academic essay format. Academic essay writing skills: expository, descriptive, narrative, argumentative / persuasive. Understanding how to avoid plagiarism. Paraphrasing techniques. Extensive reading.
How to find reliable information to solve a specific problem. APA referencing style. In-text direct and indirect citations. Reading authentic texts. Developing paraphrasing skills. Paraphrasing sentences. Extensive reading.
Revision: Basic research skills; APA referencing style, in-text direct and indirect citations, research essay format, and plagiarism. Reading authentic texts. Developing paraphrasing skills.
CLO 3- Use brainstorming, organizing and planning techniques to generate ideas and narrow down a topic before completing a plan for a piece of writing, and be able to locate and select appropriate sources when needed including the use of library resources.
CLO 4- Use material from relevant reliable sources to develop clear and detailed text acknowledging materials used by citing sources in APA format and using direct quotations correctly so that detailed information is communicated reliably and with appropriate acknowledgment. Understanding the seriousness of plagiarizing and the consequences of doing so.
research essay format, and plagiarism. Paraphrasing.
Academic reading. Reading with a purpose.
Extensive reading: The Cop and the Anthem, by O. Henry.
Developing paraphrasing skills. Generating ideas, planning, drafting, revising, editing and proofreading.
Developing text editing and text correction skills by using software.
Developing reading and vocabulary skills. Intensive reading and contextualized vocabulary. Increasing vocabulary and academic word base.
CLO 1- Use a range of reading strategies and skills to build interactive reading, including identifying different kinds of text structure, identifying main versus supporting detail, and opinion versus fact, drawing conclusions and evaluating, using context and other sources/resources to find and understand words, all with a large degree of independence.
CLO 2- Deploy appropriate skills and strategies to further understanding of academic vocabulary in context.
Test 2: reading and contextualized vocabulary.
Reading authentic texts. Developing paraphrasing skills to avoid plagiarism.
Charts, graphs and tables. Extracting information from graphs. Drawing logical conclusions from information contained in graphs, diagrams, pie charts and tables. Identifying trends of development.
Extensive reading. Identifying main ideas and topics. Distinguishing main ideas from supporting information. Distinguishing examples from main ideas. Making inferences and deductions. Drawing logical conclusions from information contained in texts and graphs.
Development of writing skills to prepare for writing an academic style essay. Academic essay writing skills: expository, descriptive, narrative, and argumentative / persuasive essays.
CLO 4- Use material from relevant reliable sources to develop clear and detailed text acknowledging materials used by citing sources in APA format and using direct quotations correctly so that detailed information is communicated reliably and with appropriate acknowledgement. Understanding the seriousness of plagiarizing and the consequences of doing so.
CLO 5- Draft, revise, edit and proofread written work largely independently using appropriate reference materials, tools, software or websites where necessary.
Test 3 - A test and an essay (combined).
Preparation for the final exam. Reading newspapers, magazines, encyclopedias, guidebooks, textbooks, various internet resources, etc., and making detailed, extensive notes that contain references. Developing paraphrasing skills. Preparing to write an academic essay.
Making inferences and deductions. Drawing logical conclusions from information contained in texts and graphs.
Thu, 5 May - last day of classes.
Final assessment (reading and writing): course learning outcomes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
First semester BAS course focusing on basic research and academic reading and writing skills. Connects reading to vocabulary acquisition and to the production of academic-style essays containing references. Students apply techniques such as brainstorming, organising and planning to generate ideas, as well as drafting, revising, editing and proofreading written work.
The course also equips students to access academic texts more effectively whereby they can produce written academic English which is proficient enough to demonstrate their learning and their understanding. In doing so students need to grasp the basics of research skills outlined below.
This course is structured in a way that is indicative of the course objectives set and study skills that students need to acquire.
All above mentioned course learning outcomes (CLO 1, CLO 2, CLO 3, CLO 4, CLO 5) will be assessed.
You will learn how to reference work using APA style which you will use throughout your Bachelor studies. You will learn the reasons for gaining knowledge and why we need to reference work that we use. Plagiarism is a core element of this assessment with exercises on what is and what is not plagiarism. Your teacher will guide you in sourcing materials to use in learning about specific subject areas. Your assessment will reflect the aforementioned elements in a test format.
You will be guided by your teacher on readings that are suitable for your study. The readings will be connected to acquiring vocabulary and encouraging writing. You will build a creative reading portfolio of readings accompanied by evidence of comprehension. With the help of your teacher through reading activities you will acquire the skills needed to interpret readings and enrich your knowledge. A grade will be given for the portfolio.
At this level of study you will acquire new vocabulary that is connected to your readings. This will be assessed in various ways: vocabulary logs, glossary, written usage in context, and quizzes. The main goal of this assessment is to increase your vocabulary and academic word base.
This will reflect your readings and demonstrate your writing skills that have been taught over the period of the course. The portfolio will reflect your ability to take notes, brainstorm, summarize and check your own work. Your teacher will guide you in attaining these skills and you will submit completed work into your writing portfolio where it will be graded.
There will be two (three) passages, the combined length of which should be no more than 1500 words. One text should be 500-800 words (650-750) words, FK Level 12; the other should be 500-800 words (550-650) words, but at FK Level 10. The latter text should include 1 graph or table. (The third passage should be a chart, graph, or table-linked by its content, if possible, to the topic of the second—the shorter—reading passage.) Five items will assess vocabulary. The student will write an extended, multi-paragraph text (250-300 words) demonstrating exit competency level (5.5 HCT Writing Band) with an introduction, body, and conclusion in one of the following genres: compare/contrast, problems/solutions, causes/effects, or argumentative essay. Grading will be moderated.
Basic research skills; APA referencing style, in-text direct and indirect citations, essay format, sourcing and plagiarism awareness.
Development of writing skills to prepare students for writing an academic style essay.
Reading 15%: Two texts and one chart/graph/table; 30-35 reading comprehension items to include 5 vocabulary items. Writing 15%: Students write a 250-300 word essay. 2 hour exam: 1 hour for reading and 1 hour for writing.
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What a great start to the week!!! Our beloved New England Patriots won the super bowl for the fifth time. It was an incredible game and definitely one for the history books. I am super excited for today's post plus I am co-hosting this week's Red theme with two amazing ladies Michelle Orsi from Michelle's Pa(i)ge and Ana Luiza from Northwest Blond! Be sure to join the link-up towards the bottom of my post.
Can you smell it in the air? Yup, it's here! It's the season of love and the color red seems synonymous with the month of February. Ladies, now is the perfect time to wear that fire-engine red top that you purchased but could not figure out which color (other than black) to pair it with. Styling your red top this month could not be any easier: Just pair it with a matching red pant, jacket, shoes and some red lipstick and you're good to go. Wearing one hue from head to toe looks so sophisticated and undeniably posh. Especially RED.
When you keep your overall outfit within the same color hue, the outcome can be just as striking as wearing a bold pattern or vivid color. It is also a great look if you want to draw attention to an awesome new statement necklace or bag.
Many people think monochromatic means wearing exactly the same color head to toe, it can be, but it doesn't have to be. By adding multiple layers of varied textures of one color adds depth and dimension to an outfit. You can also play around with gradients and wear different shades and tints of the same color.
Step outside of your sartorial comfort zone and pack a punch with head-to-toe color this season. Are you into the monochromatic trend? If so how do you rock it?
Meet your hosts Michelle Orsi from Michelle's Pa(i)ge and Ana Luiza from Northwest Blond.
I am so honored that Michelle reached out to me to co-host her Red theme Link Party! I love her style, which she describes as one part classic and one part modern with a pop of color. Ana's fun and colorful style is effortless and I enjoy reading all their posts!
You can join in the fun by clicking on the Inlinkz below.
Thanks for co-hosting! You look lovely! And I was happy the Patriots won too!
My pleasure Amy. Yes, what a game. New England could not be more happy and proud of the Pats.
Sarah, you have been such an inspiration. Thank you for all your advice and support. It truly means the world to me. I will definitely share this look on your link.
Excellent look and love how all of the red is not the same shade!
Thank you Lanae. I had some fun playing around with the gradient. It really makes a difference.
Thank you beautiful Shauna. You are so sweet. I really enjoyed your "Pretty Pleats" post.
You look so amazing! Im in love with the all red! Those wide leg pants look perfect on you!
Thank you for making my day Yiota.
Love your red look! It is so bold & powerful! Thanks for cohosting!!
This outfit is so good Nikki! All of those shades of red are PERFECT!
So so fierce with all red and such a fashionable way to embrace Valentine's day! Love the statement of the clutch too, great way to break off all the red!
Wow! I love the all red!!! You definitely killed this look! Loving your style.
I love love love that red suit set, Nikki! So bold & fierce! You look absolutely amazing!
Red is SO your color! Looking chic girl!
I love this all red look! The necklace and clutch finish it off perfectly!
Thank you so much Emma. It was so much fun putting this look together.
Oh darling you look amazing in that red suit! SO fabulous and fierce!
Nikki, i absolutely ADORE this look! So chic and styled to perfection for Valentine's day or any day you want to look ready to take over the world! Love it!
Thank you so much beautiful. I like how easy it is to put this look together and it works with all colors.


Boxers are a breed apart, a unique breed that gain our admiration.
On Saturday night, in Inglewood in California, Luke Campbell almost pulled off one of the biggest upsets in recent boxing history.
The fighter from Hull challenged Jorge Linares for his WBA lightweight belt, the very Linares that ended Kevin Mitchell?s career and beat Anthony Crolla in two world title fights.
Not many people gave Campbell a chance, most expected Linares, with his powerful punching, to stop the Olympic 2012 gold medal winner.
But Campbell, despite suffering an early visit to the canvas, almost pulled off the impossible, losing only on a slit decision.
After the fight though, Campbell revealed a secret that makes his achievement all the more remarkable.
Just two weeks before the fight, Campbell?s father died, succumbing to the ravages of cancer that he was diagnosed with back in 2014.
But Campbell didn?t tell anyone, apart from those close to him, instead he did his best win a world title that he knew would have made his dad so proud.
'I probably cried once a day. I had to try and shut feelings off. After the fight I had a good cry.
'If someone had found out I would have denied it. I didn't want Linares' camp thinking it was a weakness. I didn't want them thinking I was hurt.
A remarkable young man and a fighter who will, one day soon, grab a version of the world title he so deserves.


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Washington cancels Friday football game
Blue Lions next game is Sept. 24 at McClain
By Chris Hoppes - [email protected]
After playing seven games during the COVID-shortened 2020 high school football season, the Washington Blue Lions (and every other team in Ohio) were hoping to play a full schedule of 10 games this season.
The word came Tuesday that the Blue Lions would not have a game this Friday, due to illness and players being quarantined.
Last week for the homecoming game the Blue Lions were scheduled to play Minford. But Minford had to cancel that game due to a high rate of illness at the school.
The Blue Lions were able to find an opponent for the homecoming game, Division I Westerville North. The visiting team won that game, 48-14.
On Tuesday, the Blue Lions had to cancel their scheduled game against Waverly.
For Waverly, (3-0 and ranked No. 8 in the state this week in Division IV), it will be its second missed game of the season as they did not play their regularly-scheduled game against Chillicothe on Sept. 10.
"As of (Tuesday) morning, we had a couple of football players that did test positive for Covid," Washington High School Athletic Director Greg Phipps said. "Because of the occurrences and things that happen, not on the field, per se — we always try to keep our distance on the field — but, this weekend with the homecoming and festivities, then kids go and stay overnight at different places, the health department had to put a number of our boys under quarantine."
"We were working on getting another team," Phipps said. "We had two or three teams in the mix, but when we had so many put on quarantine, we had to stop pursuing those teams.
"We'll be off this Friday and Saturday for the reserve game," Phipps said. "The goal is that the young men who were put on quarantine will be back at school around next Tuesday, so they will have a few days to practice for the McClain game (scheduled at Greenfield on Sept. 24).
"We cancelled our game with Waverly (Monday)," Phipps said. "Waverly went to remote learning last Thursday (Sept. 9). They had 39 percent of their whole school out. We don't have anything close to that. They closed their whole district. Our rule is if we're going to be out of school, we're going to stop sports. They were continuing with sports. We did not feel it was appropriate for us to have them come in. That's why we canceled (Monday). That's why (Monday) afternoon we were looking for teams.
"Then, this all hit with our own situation," Phipps added. "Our thing is, kids first and their safety. We wouldn't want to bring in another team this week. We cancelled football practice for (Tuesday). We'll see how many are here (Wednesday) that are not in quarantine."
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How Your Sex Life Changes After Marriage
January 28, 2020 July 7, 2020 by sadmouse334
How Often Do Married Couples Have Sex?
In some ways, this is the most frequent question young couples like to ask. And yes, we can't blame them. Sexual intercourse makes for a pretty big part of any relationship in the world. But how often do lovers end up having married sex?
Well, it depends.
An average couple will be intimate with each other once or twice every week. Moreover, most people's sex lives ain't any more exciting than yours. Depending on all sorts of factors, be it mood or something else, sex comes as the cherry on top of your cake — meaning it does not happen that often.
But then again, some people are just wilder than the rest. They have a gaping sexual desire, which makes them consummate their love every day. Sometimes, more than once a day. But like we've already said — it differs from couple to couple.
Therefore, there's no use in comparing your sex life to anyone else's.
The Difference in Sex Drive
At the core of your sexual being is your drive that leads to a desire for intercourse. Every human being has it. It just differs from individual to individual whether that drive's going to be high or not. Hence, people end up in unfortunate situations — one partner is all for it, while the other one is just not feeling like it.
So whether you're enjoying married life or the two of you are still dating, balancing between your sex drives is essential for a successful relationship. See, the thing is, you have to consider that sometimes your partner just isn't in the mood. Sometimes external factors meddle in your affairs and you just have to let it go.
Know more about sex drive changes here.
Even if this put's us in danger of sounding like Carrie Bradshaw, sex after marriage can be sparse. Unfortunately, lots of couples end up almost lifeless once they commit to each other long term. The pressure of job expectations, managing the house, raising the children, all make a difference.
Good sex becomes rare, problems pile on top of each other, and you end up plant-like. It's the unfortunate truth that follows all relationships, and libido is the first to suffer. Even if this sounds cruel, it's just a matter of how life works. No one wants to go there, but we all end up there eventually.
Luckily, there are ways any couple can bring that sweet joy back. It's not like it's lost forever — it's just that you have to come to terms with the fact that life changes. And while it evolves, it brings new rules. Therefore, people who understand this sooner rather than later have a better relationship than the rest.
Changes in Life
Like we've said, life passes by, and it brings certain changes along. There's no point in denying it — it's just how it works out in the end. People get a job, get married, and then, most of the time, end up with kids. All three of these things are hard hitters, and they alter how we live.
Any kind of job is a responsibility, and as such, it burdens us. Tight deadlines, irritating bosses, and co-workers, you name it. In turn, people carry those problems back home with them once the work hours end. And like you've guessed it, they bring them into the bedroom also.
So not being willing to have sex is normal.
On the other hand, years of marriage lead to offspring. Little critters running around the house take all of your energy, they're like little roller coasters. Hence, who's ready for some intercourse after taking care of the kids all day?
Yeah, no one. Okay, maybe a lucky few.
What Are the Ways to Work Around Your Married Sex Life?
Even if most people tend to think of sex as just a way of getting pregnant once married, it can be a lot more. It doesn't have to be your box office romantic comedy stuff, but it sure as hell must not stay as just a way of procreating. Luckily, you've got us on your side to help you through and suggest some quick tips on how to keep it relevant.
First, talk to each other! We can't stress out how important it is to communicate with your partner. Whether you have problems at work or in any aspect of your life, talk to your partner. After all, you're in it for better or for worse.
Communication will help the two of you understand each other better, hence, you'll be able to work around any problems restricting you of good married sex. RELATED: See how to have a good married sex.
But once you've started talking and sharing, make basic plans for your romance to work. It can be simple. Just schedule sex and let's say, you make Tuesday night your love day.
Be basic, and keep it 101. It can only help, and when you're in this kind of problem, you'll need any help you can get.
Try Some Experimenting
You can mix it up by having date nights. Yeah, just like in the good old day when you were just starting. Bring it back a notch; recreate that long lost feeling you had once meeting in the local diner. Dress up nicely, take care of yourself to allow your partner to understand that you still want them to think you're attractive.
But lastly, don't be shy when it comes to helping. Like we've said, you'll need any help you can get, and if it means sex toys, then sex toys it is. There's no reason in the world why married people can't have adult toys in their bedrooms, there to help them enjoy sex or reignite that old flame.
Be creative in finding solutions for your problems, and don't shy away from unorthodox measures. If they mean a happy and enjoyable marriage — go for them!
So remember, take care of each other by communicating. It's the only way around any kind of difficulty in life. Dialogue and sharing are pillars of all healthy relationships, so don't hesitate to talk to your lover — it can prove rather helpful.


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Volkswagen scandal
Volkswagen India Private Limited
Rashmi Urdhwareshe
Rajan Katoch
Product Issues
Ministry of Heavy Industries
ARAI begins probe on Volkswagen cheated emission tests in India
VW has admitted that 11 million cars worldwide were fitted with the software that helped in manipulating emission tests. It is now facing investigations in the US, South Korea, France, Italy, Canada, Germany and the UK. Australia has said it is monitoring the situation.PTI | September 26, 2015, 08:35 IST
NEW DELHI: Asked by the government to probe whether Volkswagen has manipulated emission tests in India as it did in the US, automotive testing agency ARAI on Friday said it has started the process and has sought details from the company on the issue.
"We have sought details from Volkswagen and are awaiting their response," ARAI (Automotive Research Association of India) Director Rashmi Urdhwareshe told PTI.
When asked if ARAI would pick up random samples to test, she said: "We are yet to decide on that."
Urdhwareshe said the testing agency will work as per the guidelines of the Ministry of Heavy Industries.
When contacted, a Volkswagen India spokesperson declined to comment stating "the investigations are still running".
Yesterday, Heavy Industries Secretary Rajan Katoch had said that the ministry has asked ARAI to inquire if VW manipulated emissions tests in India as it did in the US where it faces fine to the tune of USD 18 billion.
The allegations against Germany's largest car maker were initially raised by the US Environmental Protection Agency, which last week ordered it to recall nearly half a million diesel cars.
VW has admitted that 11 million cars worldwide were fitted with the software that helped in manipulating emission tests. It is now facing investigations in the US, South Korea, France, Italy, Canada, Germany and the UK. Australia has said it is monitoring the situation.
In the wake of the scandal in the US, the embattled CEO of Volkswagen, Martin Winterkorn, stepped down earlier this week.
The allegations against Germany's largest car maker were initially raised by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which last week ordered it to recall nearly half a million diesel cars fitted with a device that allowed cars to pass emission control tests by showing much lower levels of pollution than in ordinary use.
A special software enabled the cars to detect when they were on emission control test and lower their pollution levels. It could hide the fact that the emission levels of diesel cars were 40 times higher than the level of pollutants allowed in the US.
Is Volkswagen's Indian operation under pressure as emissions scandal refuses to die down?
Tags : Industry, Volkswagen scandal, Volkswagen India Private Limited, Volkswagen India, Volkswagen, Rashmi Urdhwareshe, Rajan Katoch, Product Issues, probe, Ministry of Heavy Industries, ARAI


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EXTRA READ ALL ABOUT IT: THE TUNDRA TABLOIDS AGREES WITH MOHAMED WORSHIPPING FREE SPEECH ADVOCATES IN LUTON…….
Free Speech Luton UK
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Munim Abdul: It's like calling a paedophile a paedophile, that's what he is.
Guess what? Abdul's right, we should be free to call a paedophile a paedophile! Mohamed, the paedophile prophet of the cult of allah's Islam, was indeed a paedophile, something of which Islamic texts, imams and clerics testify to and validate as a proper practice to partake in, even in this modern age.
The British should be ashamed of themselves for having a law on the books that would allow for the hauling into court anyone saying anything deemed "offensive". Such a law is offensive all by itself, being anti-free speech, and anti-democratic in spirit and in deed. Free speech laws protect the rights of those using speech deemed "offensive", not the stuff that everyone finds fluffy, comfortable and nice.
The TT finds it highly ironic that the British court system is using these laws against the Mo worshippers, but not against the hundreds of thousands of people that marched through the streets of London shouting either death to Jews, or hanging effigies of Tony Blair and GWBush accompanied with cries of murderers and butchers. The best thing for the British courts to do, is to do away with "wrong" speech laws entirely and let the people speak their minds freely, which means for all, not just a select few. KGS
Muslim who called soldiers baby killers says words were not offensive
Two Muslim men accused of calling British soldiers murderers, racists and baby killers during a homecoming parade told a court their words could not be seen as offensive because they were speaking the truth.
Shajjadar Choudhury, 31, and Munim Abdul, 28, are two of seven defendants charged with public order offences at the parade of the 2nd Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, known as The Poachers, in Luton on March 10 last year.
They and Jalal Ahmed, 21, Yousaf Bashir, 29, Jubair Ahmed, 19, Ziaur Rahman, 32, and Ibrahim Anderson, 32, all from Luton, deny using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress at Luton Magistrates' Court.
During the five-day trial, the court has seen video footage showing the men holding placards branding the soldiers "Butchers of Basra" and had shouted chants including: "British soldiers murderers, British soldiers terrorists", and "shame on you".
Mr Abdul told the court they believed they were speaking the truth, so their words could not be offensive.
He was asked by Neil Mercer, defending him: "Did you intend to offend, insult, harass, alarm or distress anyone?"
He replied: "No. We chose our words carefully and selected them in order not to harass, alarm or distress anyone."
He said they had not aimed their words at individual soldiers, but at the British forces in general.
He said: "We are judging the British forces as a whole entity.
"Basically we are saying they are murderers. We mean the whole entity, i.e. the British forces, that they are a murdering entity, and condemning them as a whole, not individually."
Mr Abdul told the court that when he referred to British soldiers as murderers, he meant it literally because they had killed people in what he saw as an illegal war.
He said: "Because the war in the first place is illegal, so subsequently anyone they kill is murder."
He said the phrase "British soldiers, go to hell" reflected his belief that if people commit sins they will be sent to hell rather than paradise.
Mr Abdul told the court he had been part of a similar protest in Luton the previous year, where they had chanted similar things and held similar placards.
He said there had been no arrests and nobody had made official complaints as far as he knew.
He said: "We did not get the hostile crowds like we did last year.
"In fact we were able to engage with the people, with debate and discussion."
Mr Mercer asked: "Did you think that your placards or the slogans you were shouting might be offensive?"
"If it's the truth, no, and it's the truth," Mr Abdul replied.
Avirup Chaudhuri, prosecuting, suggested Mr Abdul used the words to insult and abuse people and was aware that they would have that effect.
Mr Abdul said he completely disagreed. He said: "If it's the truth then there's no way they would find it upsetting.
"It's like calling a paedophile a paedophile, that's what he is.
H/T: Vlad Tepes
Written by KGS
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Multiculturalism is a gross failure. Assimilation, where celebrating one's own heritage but as a full member of the dominant culture, wins.
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There's No Common Cultural Legacy For The Alt-Right
Still, is there something to it? Is there a common heritage that will cover El Greco and Hume and Dostoyevsky? Is there one that can include the Jacobites and the Jacobins? There is, but it is not racial, and white supremacists reject it because it rejects them. The unifying heritage of Europe is religious and philosophical. It is Jerusalem and Athens, in one famous formulation. Christian religion and Greek philosophy, filtered through Roman law and culture, are the foundation of European culture. The tensions, agreements, developments and settlements between these have shaped the Western world, and these roots of Western civilization are not congenial to white supremacy.
Christianity is universal in its message and Jewish in its origins. For centuries after its founding, Christianity's center was the Mediterranean world, including Asia Minor and North Africa. Christianity has never been defined by race, and locally-grown racist heresies are only sustainable among those ignorant of Christianity's teachings, origins and history.
Greek philosophy is likewise ill-suited to serve as a basis for white identity. It is either too universal (addressing the human condition in general) or too local—none of us live as citizens of an ancient Greek polis. Later philosophical developments in Europe, such as the philosophies of the Enlightenment, likewise tend to be too universal for white supremacists seeking a tribal identity. As for the scientific revolution that developed within Western culture (albeit with much borrowed from outside Europe), math doesn't care what color someone is.
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REPUBLICAN U.S. SENATOR PLANS RESOLUTION URGING TURKEY SANCTIONS Republican Senator Rick Scott plans to unveil a resolution on Thursday calling for sanctions against Turkey after its purchase of a Russian air defense system. BY REUTERS JULY 19, 2019 00:51
SYRIAN REBELS SAY MOSCOW DEPLOYS GROUND FORCES IN IDLIB CAMPAIGN More than two months of Russian-backed operations in and around Idlib province have yielded little or nothing for Russia and its ally President Bashar al Assad. BY REUTERS JULY 18, 2019 03:38
SECULARISM AND RELIGION: THE ONSLAUGHT AGAINST THE WEST'S MORAL CODES
War is being waged against Western culture from within which is in essence a war against Christianity and its moral origins in the Hebrew Bible. By attacking these Biblical foundations in the name of reason and human rights, the culture warriors of secularism are sawing off the branch on which they sit. The only way to defend Western civilisation is to reaffirm and restore its Biblical foundations. My argument is a development of ideas I first explored in my 2012 book The World Turned Upside Down: The Global Battle over God, Truth and Power.
We are living in an era which extols reason, science and human rights. These are said to be essential for progress, a civilised society and the betterment of humanity. Religion is said to be their antithesis, the source instead of superstitious mumbo-jumbo, oppression and backward-thinking.
Some of this hostility is being driven by the perceived threat from Islamic terrorism and the Islamisation of Western culture. However, this animus against religion has far deeper roots and can be traced back to what is considered the birthplace of Western reason, the 18th-century Enlightenment.
Actually, it goes back specifically to the French Enlightenment. In England and Scotland, the Enlightenment developed reason and political liberty within the framework of Biblical belief. In France, by contrast, anti-clericalism morphed into fundamental hostility to Christianity and to religion itself.
"Ecrasez l'infame," said Voltaire (crush infamy) — the infamy to which he referred being not just the Church but Christianity, which he wanted to replace with the religion of reason, virtue and liberty, "drawn from the bosom of nature".
Perfecting society
But this Enlightenment did not remove religion so much as pervert it. It took millenarian fantasies, the idea that the perfection of the world was at hand, and it secularised them. Instead of God producing heaven on earth, it would be mankind which would bring that about. Reason would create the perfect society and "progress" was the process by which utopia would be attained.
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Middle East expert Mordechai Kedar: The Muslim Mind
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Daniel Greenfield explains Islam 101:
"Every devout Muslim is an "Islamist". Islam is not a personal religion. It is a religion of the public space. A "moderate" Muslim would have to reject Islam as a religion of the public space, as theocracy, and that secularism would be a rejection of Islam.
Nothing in Islam exists apart from anything else. While liberals view culture and religion as a buffet that they can pick and choose from, it is a single integrated system. If you accept one part, you must accept the whole. Once you accept any aspect of Islam, you must accept its legal system and once you accept that, you must accept its governance and once you accept that, you lose your rights.''
Mohammed's Koran: Why Muslims Kill For Islam by Peter McLoughlin (Author), Tommy Robinson (Author)
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The Korean all-girl group will be releasing new music this April.
Ahead of their highly anticipated comeback this year, Korean all-girl group BLACKPINK has released an official teaser poster for their new single 'Kill This Love' featuring its Thai member Lisa Manoban.
Through a tweet from their management agency YG Entertainment last Sunday, the band announced that they will be releasing new music this April 5, nearly eight months since their last hit 'DDU-DU DDU-DU' was launched.
Composed of Jennie, Lisa, Rosé, and Jisoo, BLACKPINK has monopolized charts with multiple successful singles since they formed in 2016, including 'Boombayah', 'As If It's Your Last', and 'Forever Young'.
It was in February when the group held their first ever concert in the Philippines as part of their 2019 World Tour [In Your Area].


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19-YO Jack Sweeney Who Was Tracking Elon Musk's Plane Is Now Keeping An Eye On Mark Zuckerberg's Aircraft
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Sumedha TripathiUpdated on May 23, 2022, 16:52 IST
The teen named Jack Sweeney has re-discovered Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's aircraft.
Remember the 19-year-old teenager who got extremely famous after he started tracking Tesla CEO Elon Musk's aircraft, well he is back in the news. But this time, he is not in the news for rejecting Musk's offer to stop following his planes.
The teen named Jack Sweeney has re-discovered Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's aircraft. Sweeney shared a picture of the jet on his personal Twitter account.
"Well jackpot @ZuccJet should be completely accurate now. We've found Mark Zuckerberg's jet N68885. Numerous trips point it being his," he wrote along with the picture of the plane.
Well jackpot @ZuccJet should be completely accurate now. We've found Mark Zuckerberg's jet N68885. Numerous trips point it being his. pic.twitter.com/ycxsXoddqT
— Jack Sweeney (@JxckSweeney) May 18, 2022
This is not the first time the 19-year-old has attempted to track Zuckerberg. In February, Sweeney began tracking and sharing updates on what he said was Zuckerberg's private jet using a Twitter account called @ZuccJet.
The teenager said that he learned in April that the aircraft is not being used by Zuckerberg. He said on Twitter that he has since been able to draw a correlation between the latest jet's travel history and Zuckerberg's trips.
Along with Musk and now Zuckerberg, Sweeney has also tracked the aircraft of Russian oligarchs. According to Sweeney, he started this Twitter account after he got several requests to track the aircraft of Russia's oligarchs following the invasion of Ukraine.
Alisher Usmanov's Jet M-IABU Landed near Yangi Yul, Toshkent, UZ. Apx. flt. time 6 Mins. pic.twitter.com/bkaYE3A1Ae
— Russian Oligarch Jets (@RUOligarchJets) March 1, 2022
He mentioned how he was not very aware of the Russian billionaires or their planes before the war started.
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