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Q: Wait n seconds before bootstrap, Angular 2 I'm making a space/gravity game in Angular 2 - and currently want to have a splash screen before the mainmenu component loads.
I figure the easiest way would be to simply use the pre-bootstrapped index.html contents, as such:
<body>
    <!--
        //This is where our bootstrapped content will go.
        //Because everything will be removed from the DOM after bootstrap,
        //we can consider this pre-bootstrapped index.html as a psuedo "splash screen"
        //(anim credit @ http://codepen.io/katehummer/pen/zrygBM)
    -->
    <!--<app-mainmenu>-->
    <svg class="solar-system">
        <circle id="sun" cx="100" cy="100" r="10" stroke="none" fill="#FFE581" />
        <circle id="mercury" cx="100" cy="100" r="3" fill="#fff" stroke="none" />
        <circle id="venus" cx="100" cy="100" r="4" fill="#fff" stroke="none" />
        <circle id="earth" cx="100" cy="100" r="5" fill="#fff" stroke="none" />
        <circle id="mars" cx="100" cy="100" r="5" fill="#fff" stroke="none" />
        <circle id="mercury-orbit" cx="100" cy="100" r="35" fill="none" stroke="rgba(255,255,255,0.2)" stroke-width="0.5" />
        <circle id="venus-orbit" cx="100" cy="100" r="55" fill="none" stroke="rgba(255,255,255,0.2)" stroke-width="0.5" />
        <circle id="earth-orbit" cx="100" cy="100" r="75" fill="none" stroke="rgba(255,255,255,0.2)" stroke-width="0.5" />
        <circle id="mars-orbit" cx="100" cy="100" r="95" fill="none" stroke="rgba(255,255,255,0.2)" stroke-width="0.5" />
    </svg>

    <!--
        //WAIT 10 SECONDS MINIMUM - OR WAIT UNTIL USER LOADS IF AFTER 10 SEC
    -->
    <!--</app-mainmenu>-->
</body>

While <app-mainmenu> is commented out, I can sucessfully test my animation. It looks just like the one referenced in the comments.
The next step is to tell Angular to wait 10 seconds before bootstrapping. I've tried a delay in JS at the bottom, but since it doesn't block, it didn't work.
<script>
    setInterval(tryFinishLoading, 10000);

    function tryFinishLoading() {
        alert("loaded");
    }
</script>

Can anyone tell me how I can wait for the following:
1) The user to load, if < 10, go to (2)
2) Wait until 10, if not loaded, loop until loaded.
Cheers!

A: This should do the trick.
<body>
  <app-mainmenu id="main" style="display:none"></app-mainmenu>
  <svg id="anim">Your Animation</svg>

  <script>
    var anim = document.getElementById('anim');
    var main = document.getElementById('main');
    setTimeout(function() {
      anim.style.display = 'none';
      main.style.display = 'block';
    }, 10000);
  </script>
</body>

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28 Of The Most Iconic Performances In Super Bowl History
A look back at the most memorable performers to hit the gridiron on Super Bowl Sunday.
By Gabriel H. Sanchez
Gabriel H. Sanchez BuzzFeed News Photo Essay Editor
Posted on February 4, 2018, at 11:01 a.m. ET
Jan. 27, 1991 — Whitney Houston at Super Bowl XXV in Tampa, Florida
Michael Zagaris / Getty Images
Jan. 31, 1993 — Michael Jackson at Super Bowl XXVII in Pasadena California
Steve Granitz / WireImage
Jan. 28, 1996 — Diana Ross at Super Bowl XXX in Tempe, Arizona
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Jan. 26, 1997 — Dan Aykroyd, James Brown, and ZZ Top at Super Bowl XXXI in New Orleans
Jeff Kravitz / FilmMagic
Jan. 31, 1999 — KISS at Super Bowl XXXIII in Miami
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Jan. 30, 2000 — Christina Aguilera and Enrique Iglesias at Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta
Jeff Haynes / AFP / Getty Images
Jan. 28, 2001 — the Backstreet Boys at Super Bowl XXXV in Tampa
Andy Lyons / Getty Images
Jan. 28, 2001 — Ray Charles at Super Bowl XXXV in Tampa
Jan. 28, 2001 — Aerosmith, Britney Spears, and NSYNC at Super Bowl XXXV in Tampa
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Feb. 3, 2002 — Mariah Carey at Super Bowl XXXVI in New Orleans
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Feb. 3, 2002 — U2 at Super Bowl XXXVI in New Orleans
Jan. 26, 2003 — Carlos Santana and Beyoncé at Super Bowl XXXVII in San Diego
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Jan. 26, 2003 — Celine Dion at Super Bowl XXXVII in San Diego
Feb. 1, 2004 — Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake at Super Bowl XXXVIII in Houston
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Feb. 6, 2005 — Paul McCartney at Super Bowl XXXIX in Jacksonville, Florida
Feb. 5, 2006 — Aretha Franklin and Aaron Neville at Super Bowl XL in Detroit
Feb. 5, 2006 — Joss Stone, Stevie Wonder, India.Arie, and John Legend at Super Bowl XL in Detroit
Jonathan Ferrey / Getty Images
Feb. 5, 2006 — the Rolling Stones at Super Bowl XL in Detroit
Feb. 4, 2007 — Prince performs at Super Bowl XLI in Miami
Chris O'meara / AP
Feb. 3, 2008 — Tom Petty at Super Bowl XLII in Glendale, Arizona
Streeter Lecka / Getty Images
Feb. 1, 2009 — Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band at Super Bowl XLIII in Tampa
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Feb. 7, 2010 — The Who at Super Bowl XLIV in Miami
Kevin Mazur / WireImage
Feb. 5, 2012 — Nicki Minaj, Madonna and M.I.A. at Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis
Feb. 3, 2013 — Destiny's Child at Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans
Feb 2, 2014 — Red Hot Chili Peppers and Bruno Mars at the Super Bowl XLVIII in East Rutherford, New Jersey
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Feb. 1, 2015 — Katy Perry at Super Bowl XLIX in Glendale, Arizona
Feb. 7, 2016 — Beyoncé, Coldplay, and Bruno Mars at Super Bowl LII in Santa Clara, California
Matt Cowan / Getty Images
Feb. 5, 2017 — Lady Gaga at Super Bowl LI in Houston
Gabriel H. Sanchez is the photo essay editor for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York City.
Contact Gabriel H. Sanchez at gabriel.sanchez@buzzfeed.com.

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Q: Trying to Create file on Linux using java file-io? Not Able to create file on my linux server working good on my local test file. please help me out with this i dont know what is happening the dir exist but the html dont exist it should be created from the code.
Thu Oct 22 03:04:06 PDT 2015============ fileNameBzAEqwsEk20Fk21Pl30Qj33Ss26Aj17BcdDZrt.html
    Thu Oct 22 03:04:06 PDT 2015============ dirFileName/home/bms/html/webversion/BzAEqwsEk20Fk21Pl30Qj33Ss26Aj17BcdDZrt.html
    java.io.IOException: No such file or directory
            at java.io.UnixFileSystem.createFileExclusively(Native Method)
            at java.io.File.createNewFile(File.java:883)
            at com.PMSystems.CampaignManager.createWebVersion(CampaignManager.java:80)
            at com.PMSystems.api.APICommandManager.executeCreateCampaignCommand(APICommandManager.java:1057)
            at com.PMSystems.api.APICommandManager.executeOneToOneEmailCampaignCommand(APICommandManager.java:1293)
            at com.PMSystems.api.APICommandManager.proccessCommand(APICommandManager.java:283)
            at com.PMSystems.servlets.APIServlet.doServices(APIServlet.java:181)
            at com.PMSystems.servlets.APIServlet.doPost(APIServlet.java:195)
            at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:710)
            at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:803)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:290)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:206)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationDispatcher.invoke(ApplicationDispatcher.java:654)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationDispatcher.processRequest(ApplicationDispatcher.java:445)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationDispatcher.doForward(ApplicationDispatcher.java:379)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationDispatcher.forward(ApplicationDispatcher.java:292)
            at com.PMSystems.servlets.APIFilter.doFilter(APIFilter.java:56)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:235)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:206)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve.invoke(StandardWrapperValve.java:233)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContextValve.invoke(StandardContextValve.java:175)
            at org.apache.catalina.valves.AccessLogValve.invoke(AccessLogValve.java:563)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardHostValve.invoke(StandardHostValve.java:128)
            at org.apache.catalina.valves.ErrorReportValve.invoke(ErrorReportValve.java:102)
            at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardEngineValve.invoke(StandardEngineValve.java:109)
            at org.apache.catalina.connector.CoyoteAdapter.service(CoyoteAdapter.java:263)
            at org.apache.jk.server.JkCoyoteHandler.invoke(JkCoyoteHandler.java:190)
            at org.apache.jk.common.HandlerRequest.invoke(HandlerRequest.java:283)
            at org.apache.jk.common.ChannelSocket.invoke(ChannelSocket.java:767)
            at org.apache.jk.common.ChannelSocket.processConnection(ChannelSocket.java:697)
            at org.apache.jk.common.ChannelSocket$SocketConnection.runIt(ChannelSocket.java:889)
            at org.apache.tomcat.util.threads.ThreadPool$ControlRunnable.run(ThreadPool.java:690)
            at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:662)

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File file = new File(dirFileName);
        file.delete();
        file.createNewFile();
        DataOutputStream dataOut = new DataOutputStream(new FileOutputStream(file));
        dataOut.writeBytes(view);

A: Two common problems that can lead to problems when transitioning from a dev machine(usually Windows) to a linux server are
-Case sensitivity. On a linux server tou should check that your paths are also valid case insensitive. Eg if tou have a folder in the filesystem named dirfilename and your java path is "dirFileName" this would work on windows but not on a linux server.
-File permissions. The jvm running your program could be run by a user that does not have permissions to the path you are trying to access.
You can get more info on how a process is running using the
'ps aux' command.


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Michael Tarm And Todd Richmond
Published: October 28, 2021, 1:54 PM
Updated: October 29, 2021, 2:47 PM
Tags: Jacob Blake
Legal experts see strong self-defense claim for Rittenhouse
Published: October 28, 2021, 1:54 PM Updated: October 29, 2021, 2:47 PM
Kyle Rittenhouse attends a pre-trial hearing at the Kenosha County Courthouse in Kenosha, Wis., on Monday, Oct. 25, 2021. A Wisconsin judge laid out the final ground rules Monday on what evidence will be allowed when Rittenhouse goes on trial next week for shooting three people during a protest against police brutality in August 2020. (Mark Hertzberg/Pool Photo via AP)
When Kyle Rittenhouse goes on trial Monday for shooting three men during street protests in Wisconsin that followed the police shooting of Jacob Blake last summer, he'll argue that he fired in self-defense.
Legal experts say under Wisconsin law he has a strong case. What's less clear is whether prosecutors will be able to persuade the jury that Rittenhouse created a deadly situation by showing up in Kenosha with an AR-style semiautomatic rifle — and that in doing so he forfeited his claim to self-defense.
Rittenhouse, 18, of Antioch, Illinois, faces six counts including homicide charges in the Aug. 25, 2020, deaths of Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber, and he could face life in prison if convicted of the most serious charge.
Rittenhouse, then 17, was among people who traveled to Kenosha after calls went out on social media to come bearing weapons to protect the city from damaging protests that followed a white police officer shooting Blake, a Black man, in the back on Aug. 23. (A prosecutor later cleared the officer, ruling that Blake was turning toward the officer with a knife.)
Rittenhouse and all three men he shot are white.
Here's a look at the legal issues in the Rittenhouse case:
The Rittenhouse case isn't a whodunit. Bystander video captured most of the shootings.
It shows an unarmed Rosenbaum chasing Rittenhouse into the parking lot of a used car dealership. At one point, Rosenbaum throws a plastic bag at Rittenhouse before the two move off-camera and Rittenhouse fires the fatal shots at around 11:45 p.m.
Soon after, Rittenhouse is seen running down a street away from the scene with several protesters on his heels. He falls. Huber appears to strike him in the head and neck area with a skateboard; Rittenhouse shoots Huber, striking him in the heart.
Seconds later, Gaige Grosskreutz steps toward Rittenhouse holding a pistol. Rittenhouse shoots him, badly injuring Grosskreutz's arm. Rittenhouse then gets to his feet and leaves the scene.
WHAT DOES THE DEFENSE CLAIM?
Self-defense, pure and simple. Rittenhouse's attorneys say he came to Kenosha not to hurt anyone but to protect businesses from damage and looting. And they say the people he shot left him no choice.
They're expected to highlight Rosenbaum's pursuit of Rittenhouse, and Huber and Grosskreutz subsequently coming at him. The defense has said Rosenbaum and Huber tried to wrest Rittenhouse's rifle away, leading Rittenhouse to fear he would be shot with his own weapon.
The defense also wants to introduce evidence that police handed water to Rittenhouse and other rifle-carrying citizens, and said, "We appreciate you guys, we really do." They argue that the friendly greeting contributed to Rittenhouse thinking there was nothing wrong with his presence on the streets that night — and that it undermines any argument that he acted recklessly.
WHAT DO PROSECUTORS SAY?
Rittenhouse's trip to Kenosha will be a key part of their case. They portray him as a wannabe cop who came looking for trouble and fame, and that by bringing a rifle to the late-night protest, he was the primary cause of the deadly encounters.
They also argue that Rittenhouse wasn't there to protect businesses but to join other armed counterprotesters with whom he sympathized. Rittenhouse "was the aggressor, there with the intent to violently clash with those opposed to his beliefs," prosecutors have said.
Prosecutors had hoped to bolster their case by introducing as evidence a brief video taken 15 days before the protest shootings that shows Rittenhouse watching some men exit a CVS pharmacy and commenting that he wished he had his rifle so he could shoot them because prosecutors say he baselessly thought they were shoplifters. Thomas Binger, the lead prosecutor, said it showed Rittenhouse's mindset as "a teenage vigilante, involving himself in things that don't concern him." But Judge Bruce Schroeder questioned the relevance of the video to the charges. He ruled it wouldn't be allowed, though he suggested he could reassess that ruling later.
Schroeder has also blocked prosecutors from connecting Rittenhouse to the far-right extremist group the Proud Boys. Rittenhouse was photographed in January in a Wisconsin bar with some Proud Boys members, but his attorneys say Rittenhouse had no affiliation or involvement with the group.
WHAT DOES WISCONSIN LAW SAY ABOUT SELF-DEFENSE?
It allows someone to use deadly force only if "necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm." And it sets a two-part test for jurors.
First, they have to decide if Rittenhouse really believed he was in peril. Hindsight may show he was wrong. But did he sincerely believe it at the time?
Next, they must determine if Rittenhouse's belief was objectively "reasonable." To make that call, jurors will be instructed to consider whether any reasonable person in Rittenhouse's shoes would have also felt they had no choice but to shoot.
WHAT OTHER LEGAL FACTORS COME INTO PLAY?
Wisconsin law doesn't require someone whose life is in danger to flee before shooting. But jurors can consider whether someone tried to move away from danger as they assess the reasonableness of a self-defense claim. Self-defense can't be invoked by someone if they were an aggressor.
Wisconsin doesn't have a so-called stand-your-ground law that grants wide-ranging rights for a person to stay put and fend off an attack no matter where it occurs.
Rittenhouse faces two counts of homicide, one count of attempted homicide, and two counts of recklessly endangering safety for firing his gun near people adjacent to those he shot. A successful self-defense argument would seem to apply to all five of counts.
Rittenhouse faces a sixth count, possession of a dangerous weapon by a person under 18, that the defense unsuccessfully tried to get dismissed. Andrew Branca, a Colorado lawyer who wrote the book "The Law of Self Defense: Principles," said whether Rittenhouse was legally carrying the gun or not that night shouldn't factor into his right to self-defense.
WHAT ARE THE CHANCES OF RITTENHOUSE TESTIFYING?
Defense lawyers normally oppose putting clients on the stand and typically only do so in last-resort bids for acquittals because the risks are too high. But some legal experts say defense calculations change when self-defense is claimed.
Paul Bucher, a Milwaukee-area lawyer and former Waukesha County district attorney, said once jurors hear from the defense that a client feared for his life, they expect to hear straight from the defendant about his or her mindset at the time of the shooting.
Prosecutors would surely welcome the chance to try and rattle Rittenhouse on cross-examination in front of jurors.
HOW DO LEGAL EXPERTS SEE THE CASE?
Under self-defense law and precedent, Rittenhouse's motives for being in Kenosha are irrelevant to whether he had a legal right to shoot when threatened, some legal experts say. What matters is what happened in the minutes surrounding the shooting, Branca said.
"If I had a 17-year-old-son, I would not encourage him to engage in this kind of behavior. But poor judgment is not a crime," said Branca, who thinks Rittenhouse has a strong case for self-defense.
Even if it isn't directly relevant to the self-defense claim, legal experts agreed that the question of why Rittenhouse was in Kenosha will loom over the trial.
"Everybody in that courtroom is going to be thinking he deserved what he got because he put himself in a hostile situation. … 'What are you doing down there with a gun?'" said Bucher.
Branca said the law and facts should lead to Rittenhouse's acquittal, but said he's not sure that will happen.
"Trials are dangerous and unpredictable … and innocent people get convicted all the time," he said. "So it's quite possible that Kyle Rittenhouse could be convicted in this case based on that kind of rhetoric, despite the legal merits of the charges."
Follow Michael Tarm on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mtarm


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A background...
In 2012 IDEA began what would be a three-year process to update the Student Ratings of Instruction instruments, which culminated in a successful pilot of thirteen new and revised items in Spring 2015.
Overview of Enhancements
Survey items that better reflect current trends in higher education were added to the instruments, while items that have become less effective in predicting learning outcomes were revised or dropped. A brief summary:
New items that allow us to better align with accreditation and professional standards, including the AAC&U, regional accreditors, and other recognized learning organizations
Expansion of Learning Objectives to include civic engagement, ethical decision-making, diverse perspectives, and quantitative literacy
Inclusion of service-learning and self-reflection among the new Teaching Methods
A more concise and focused Diagnostic Feedback instrument (40 items), explained in further detail in this Overview of Changes
Our two more focused instruments, Teaching Essentials and Learning Essentials, have been aligned with the updated Diagnostic Form. The Learning Essentials Overview of Changes goes into greater detail
The research behind the revised Student Ratings of Instruction Instruments is highlighted in March 2015 blog post and can be described in full in Technical Report 18.
What's a crosswalk? It's a document that visually lays out the updates to the SRI System by each feedback instrument drilling down to the question level.
Diagnostic Feedback Crosswalk
Learning Essentials Instrument Crosswalk
Learning Objectives Crosswalk
Campus Labs Support
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NetBeans C/C++ language model API tutorial. Create C/C++ Navigator.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a BeanTreeView navigator based on C/C++ language model.
Once this tutorial is finished, you will have a BeanTreeView navigator that provides structure of currently edited C/C++ file.
Creating module and navigator view.
Choose File > New Project. In the New Project wizard, choose NetBeans Plug-in Modules under Categories and Module Project under Projects. Click Next. Type CppNavigatorTreeView in Project Name and set Project Location to an appropriate folder on your disk. If they are not selected, select Standalone Module and Set as Main Project. Click Next.
Type org.netbeans.mycppextension in Code Name Base and C/C++ Navigator Tree View in Module Display Name. Click Finish.
Edit C/C++ Code Model Utilities module dependency. Set Imlpementation version. In future module will be added in API.
Right-click the module project, choose New > File/Folder and choose Window Component from the NetBeans Module Development category. Click Next. Choose navigator in the drop-down list and select Open on Application Start. Click Next.
Type CppNavigator in Class Name Prefix. Optionally, add an icon with a dimension of 16x16 pixels. Click Finish.
Open CppNavigatorTopComponent.java in the Design view. Right-click in the TopComponent, choose Set Layout, and select BorderLayout.
Use the Palette (Ctrl-Shift-8) to drop a JScrollPane on CppNavigatorTopComponent.java. Right-click the JScrollPane, choose Change Variable Name and type navigatorPane.
BeanTreeView is one of several views provided by the Explorer and Property Sheet API.
Click the Source toggle button in the GUI Builder. Right-click in the Source Editor, and choose Fix imports (Alt-Shift-F). The dependency you set on "Explorer and Property Sheet API" will cause the import statement for the BeanTreeView being generated for you by the IDE.
In the Bundle.properties file, change the CTL_CppNavigatorTopComponent and CTL_CppNavigatorAction keys to the value C/C++ Navigator.
Right-click the project node and choose Install/Reload in Development IDE. If a warning message appears, click OK. When the module installs, look under the Window menu and you will find a new menu item called C/C++ Navigator, at the top of the list of menu items. Choose it and you will see the start of your navigator view.
Open the CppnavigatorTopComponent.java in the Source view and add implements ExplorerManager.Provider to the signature at the top of the class.
Fix imports. Select org.openide.nodes.Children for Children.
Create node and nodes support.
Method getPreferredAction() uses implementation of module C/C++ Code Model Utilities to open model element in editor.
Also class implements Comparable interface. Classifier and name space nodes use Children.SortedArray for children array. Comparable interface allow sorting nodes by name.
Method responsible for lazy filling classes and name spaces nodes' content.
Both class CppDeclarationNode constructors are private. Static factory method nodeFactory(CsmObject) is responsible for node creation.
Method checkNodes() uses implementation of module C/C++ Code Model Utilities to find model file by node.
Method update() refreshes navigator tree. Method passes through model file include directives, macros and declarations.
Fix imports. Select java.itil.Iterator for Iterator and org.openide.nodes.Node for Node.
with name directive.png in the package org.netbeans.mycppextension.cppnavigatortreeview.
Download NetBeans Project or NetBeans Module.


The new cameras combine phase-detect AF pixels on the sensor with contrast-detect focusing, with automatic switching between the two to suit the conditions at hand.
One of the advantages of the new focusing system is that it can cover 90% of the horizontal and vertical stretch of the frame. By comparison, the flagship D5 DSLR only offers 55% coverage across its horizontal dimension, which makes it more difficult to focus on peripheral subjects.
Focus peaking, which allows you to assess the areas of highest contrast when manual focusing a lens by way of a highlight, is offered on the new models. This can have both its threshold and colour adjusted, the latter being useful when it comes to photographing a subject that would ordinarily be the same colour as the highlight. Red, yellow, blue and white options are available.
The camera's AF point can be quickly and conveniently adjusted using a joystick-style control – or 'sub-selector' in Nikon parlance – on the back of the camera. This feature has previously graced a number of the company's DSLRs, such as the D500 and D850.
A staple of higher-end Nikon DSLRs, the AF-ON button allows you to focus separately from the shutter-release button. This is great in situations where the autofocusing system may be thrown, or when shooting with obstacles constantly passing in the way of the main subject.
The Focus Shift Shooting mode allows you to capture a series of images with different depths of field, which can then be subsequently merged together into a single composite file using third-party software. A new feature here is monochrome preview of the focused areas, which helps you to work out whether your stacking will be successful.
When set to the Auto Area AF mode, the cameras are able to keep a lock on subject's faces as they move around the scene. This is particularly useful for video recording, where subject or camera movement may encourage the camera to lose focus on the main subject.
When shooting videos, sometimes you don't want autofocus to be too fast as it can appear unprofessional. Fortunately, the cameras' response can be adjusted over 11 steps through the Custom Menu for smoother transitions.
Likewise, the sensitivity of the tracking system can also be adjusted, so that the cameras know whether to move quickly from one subject to the next or whether to focus on adhering to a single subject.


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Let`s Explore Egypt
Luxor Day Tours
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Temple of Philae-Philae temple history-Philae temple quick facts
The Philae Temple is located on the island of Philae in the middle of the Nile River in Lake Nasser, and the temple was moved from its place on the island of Philae to its new location on the island of Agilica after the construction of the High Dam. Fearing that the temple would be flooded due to the flooding of the Nile River, and after the flooding of Lake Nasser, a large multinational team in UNESCO, which is Philae and a number of other temples spread on the shores of Lake Nasser, was transferred. The submerged original island can be seen strewn with the steel poles used in the transportation process.
In ancient Egyptian times, temple was the center of the worship of the god Isis, in the third century BC, and the god Isis was considered one of the greatest Egyptian deities, as she was also worshiped by the Romans and Greeks, and a temple was built on the northern side of the Philae Temple by the Emperor Caesar, to sanctify The goddess Isis.
Many churches were built, and the Christian religion spread, the villages of Philae were transformed into Christian villages with a temple of Philae.
Although there are many temples and buildings in Philae, the Temple of Isis is the largest and perhaps the most famous, and this temple was built to honor the goddess Isis, and this was the last temple to be built in the classical Egyptian style, but construction work began around 690 BC And the last of the outposts where the goddess was worshiped, the worship of Isis continued until 550 BC.
At the gate of Ptolemy the Second, two lions of pink granite stand in front of the first gate, and there are two obelisks made of pink granite, these obelisks are important because the hieroglyphs on the base of the obelisks were compared to the Rosetta Stone, and Hayd played an important role in deciphering the Egyptian alphabet.
On the first pylon there are abundant inscriptions of Isis, for example, on the eastern tower of the first gate depicting Dionysus as catching the enemies of Egypt, and there are two scenes, one of Pharaoh presenting his crown to Horus and Nephthus, and the second scene of one of the pharaohs offering incense to Isis and Horus.
In the temple of Isis there is the birth house, which is a common feature in the Ptolemaic temples. The birth house in the temple of Isis is depicted, Horus (the son of Isis) as a falcon wearing a double crown, and the wife of Isis carrying the newborn Horus in her arms, here the king performed the rituals of the mother of his son Horus
Q:How to get to philae temple ?
A:The temple is located on island in the Nile river so there is harbor you can take boat to get there and it will cost you 6 USD .The captain take you the temple and he will be waiting until you will visit the temple
Q:What are philae temple opening hours?
A: The temple is open every day from 9:00 am till 4:00 pm .
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We had a great time and Richard's and Nancy's, After having a cup of coffee and visiting more we got in the rig and headed to Tennessee. We are staying at the Natchez Trace Thousand Trails Resort. We stayed here last year in the fall. There were red, yellow and orange leaves everywhere then and now there are no leaves. Maybe we are pushing Spring a bit. They are predicting temps in the 30's tonight and snow furries Monday! Maybe.
The trip was uneventful, thank you, but pretty. I took a nap. That is always great.


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FOUNDING CLASS
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OUR SISTERS BY THE NUMBERS
FALL 2021 RECRUITMENT INFO
FALL 2021 APPLICATION
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DELTA CHAPTER, EST 2020
Fall 2020 - Pledge Class
Aprile is from Queens in NYC. On campus, she does research on early childhood cognition and adolescent ovarian development in the ECC and Lujan Labs and is a member of APO, Phi Sigma Pi, Weill-Ithaca Network, Period@Cornell, Cornell Catholic, and CAPSU. In her free time, she enjoys photography and brushing up on her ballet and contemporary dancing skills.
Aprile Bertomo '22
Intended Profession: Obstetrician/Gynecologist
Major: Human Biology, Health, and Society
Alex is from Mequon, Wisconsin. Outside of school, she spends her time with the Cornell Orchestra as a violinist, a writer for Creme de Cornell, and a research assistant for the Berry Lab looking into metabolism in adipose and muscle tissue. She hopes to get an MD Ph.D. and become a physician-scientist.
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Intended Profession:
Physician-Scientist
Major: Nutritional Sciences
Minors: Music and Global Health
Anaisa was born and raised in Miami, Florida, where she volunteers and provides her photography skills for nonprofits. She is a Biology Scholar, a Kessler Presidential Scholar, and a member of the Undergraduate Research Board. She has an interest in Neuroscience and Behavior as well as a love for the French Language. Anaisa aims to pursue an MD/PhD degree.
Anaisa Cespedes '24
Intended Profession: Physician-Scientist
Major: Biological Sciences, concentration in Neurobiology and Behavior
Minors: French and Inequality Studies
Caitlin is from Lincroft, New Jersey, and spends her time at home working at a local summer camp. On campus, she is involved in Big Red Ambassadors, CURB PMP, and is a research assistant in the Department of Molecular Biology. In her free time, she enjoys hiking and snowboarding.
Caitlin Chiu '23
Intended Profession: Physician
Major: Biological Sciences, concentration in Genetics
Minors: Business and Nutrition and Health
Anum is from Northern Virginia. On campus, she is a member of Alpha Phi Omega and PATCH. At home, she spends most of her free time volunteering at a local respite care facility for children with intellectual disabilities. Over the summers, Anum works for Pakistan's The Citizens Foundation. She loves spending time on the slope, taking photographs, and hiking.
Anum Chotani '24
Intended Profession: Surgeon
Major: Undecided
Kati is from Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey. On campus, she is a Big Red Ambassador and tutors at an elementary school in Ithaca. At home, she is an assistant teacher at a daycare. She also enjoys volunteering as a coach for her former high school volleyball team at home.
Catherine Coverdale '23
Intended Profession: Registered Dietician Nutritionist
Major: Nutritional Sciences, Dietetics Track
Paige is from Avon, Connecticut. She tranferred to Cornell her sophomore year of college. During school breaks and in the summer, she works at a small animal veterinary clinic near home.
Paige Deppe '23
Intended Profession: Veterinarian
Major: Animal Sciences
Madison is from North Potomac, Maryland and serves as the recruitment chair of Consent Ed Cornell and an Arts and Sciences Ambassador. She has enjoyed her summer research programs at the National Institutes of Health during the summers. In her free time, Madison enjoys train running and playing jazz piano.
Madison Gamma '22
Intended Profession: Emergency Medicine Physician
Major: Economics
Minors: Biology and Italian
Claudia is from upstate New York and is hoping to become a pediatric specialist. She is passionate about volunteering with the special needs community. Additionally, she is involved with the Choline Cognition research group, Cornell EARS, and Human Ecology Ambassadors. Outsides of school, she enjoys reading, fashion, and traveling.
Claudia Hatef '22
Major: Human Development
Minor: Nutrition and Health
Nicole Iori is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences from Westchester, New York. In addition to Rho Psi Eta, she is involved in a caloric titration research team led by Dr. David Levitsky. She is a member of the Beta chapter of Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity, where she currently serves as Chapter Events Director.
Nicole Iori '22
Intended Profession: Clinical Dietitian
Lindsay is from Long Island, New York. She is a Cornell Traditions Fellow, who participates in many service activities for the Ithaca and Cornell community. Over the summers, since her sophomore year of high school, she has worked as a research intern in a Columbia University laboratory studying neuroscience.
Lindsay Jordan '22
Minors: Infectious Diseases and Latino Studies
Julia is from Brooklyn, NY. She transferred from SUNY Binghamton her sophomore year. She is passionate about studying the US healthcare system as well as infectious disease in the global south. At home, she interns at a pediatric office and volunteers at a meal center for the homeless. Additionally, she loves working with kids and enjoys running, and playing guitar in her free time.
Julia Klauss '23
Intended Profession: Communicable Disease Expert
Minor: Global Health
Julia is from Randolph, New Jersey. On campus, she is a research assistant in the PAC Laboratory in Cornell's Psychology Department and is a mentor for Cornell's Undergraduate Research Board. Julia wants to pursue both medicine and public health through a combined MD/MPH program. In her spare time, she loves to travel and has a goal to visit every continent, which fuels her passion for global health.
Julia Kohn '22
Major: Global and Public Health Sciences
Minor: Health Policy
Hannah is from Dix Hills, New York. She is eager to enter the healthcare industry with goals of providing high quality, affordable, and accessible care as a pediatric physician. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, dancing, and seeing Broadway shows with her sister.
Hannah Leibowitz '22
Intended Profession: Pediatric Physician
Minors: Health Policy and Gerontology
Suong was born and raised in Ithaca, New York. On campus, she is part of the Biology Scholars Program, Class Councils, and the American Red Cross Club. Outside of school, she volunteers with the Red Cross. In her free time, she enjoys playing the violin, singing, studying French, and spending time outdoors.
Suong Nguyen '24
Intended Profession: Physician or Nurse Practitioner
Major: Biological Sciences
Brittanie is from Long Island, NY. On campus, she is involved in the clubs MEDLIFE and YOURS. She is interested in dietetics and is passionate about fitness and healthy cooking to promote a balanced lifestyle. Brittanie hopes to become a pediatric dietician, to then go to medical school and expand her knowledge in the maternal healthcare field.
Brittanie Pic '22
Intended Profession: Registered Dietician and Physician
Minor: Business for the Life Sciences
Maggie is from Seattle, WA, but grew up living internationally in England, Russia, and Angola. At Cornell, she is involved in PATCH, CURB's Peer Mentorship Program, the Big Red Marching Band, and REACH as a tutor for Fall Creek Elementary. In her free time, she enjoys yoga as well as playing the flute and piccolo.
Margaret Shideler '24
Maddie is from Aurora, Colorado. She transferred to Cornell her sophomore year from Cal Poly SLO where she was a member of Sigma Kappa. Today, she works as part of the COVID Testing Team on campus and is a CNA at home.
Madeleine Thorne '23
Intended Profession: Pediatrician
Major: Biology and Society
Rachel is from Wilmette, Illinois, a northern suburb of Chicago. She is on the gymnastics team at Cornell and is also a part of RallyCap and Special Olympics Club. In her free time, she loves doing anything active and is always up to try a new restaurant around town.
Rachel Zun '24
Intended Profession: Neuroscience
Minor: Cognitive Science
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Thames Water moved quickly in answer to my request to re-open the footway in Church Street. They had closed it to protect the hose they had put in between the temporary pump installed at the Lambfields pumping station and a manhole in the road.
They have now put a tarmac ramp over the hose and re-opened the path.
Thank you for installing the temporary pump at this location. This appears to be coping with the flow and seems to have reduced the noise nuisance. It has also removed the disturbance at night caused by the flashing warning nights.
However, about 25-30 metres of the footway has been completely closed off by protective fencing. We have already seen people walking in the road to avoid the closure. There are likely to be big problems when the schools return after the Christmas holidays. The site is very close to Theale Green School and many pupils use this stretch of footway. Although the protective fencing closes off 25-30 metres of footway, the only obstruction that needs to be protected is the hose that crosses the footway outside the pumping station and then runs down the gutter. The hose is about 30 cm in diameter. I would be grateful if you could investigate whether the hose could instead be protected by a temporary ramp (or similar) and the protective fencing removed.
I would also be grateful if you could inform me of plans to permanently solve the problem.
Thank you for letting us know that the temporary pump has eased the situation. But I very much take the point about the footway and am sure we can get this sorted out well before the children return to school. I will be in the office tomorrow and will get back to you and Alok Sharma with information about this and the longer term plans to resolve the situation.


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Fascinating Sinkholes in Lake Huron Shed Light on Earth's Condition Billions of Years Ago
Brandon James - WBCK
Brandon James - WBCK Published: November 30, 2021
Photo by Phil Hartmeyer, National Marine Sanctuaries
Studies conducted by scientists in Lake Huron from the University of Michigan recently have shed light on some very interesting connections between sinkholes in Lake Huron and the development of life on Earth as we know it.
Let's go back in time: Billions of years
Nearly 3 billion years ago, in the Precambrian Era, the foundation for what eventually became the Great Lakes Basin was formed, according to Wikipedia. There was frequent volcanic activity at the time and other stresses which helped form the northern areas of the basin called the Canadian Shield.
Later, the glaciers we've all learned about began the process of repeatedly advancing over the Great Lakes region which flattened the surface and moved large boulders thousands of miles. Every time the glaciers retreated, melting ice turned to water and eroded valleys, rivers, and lake basins.
The actual Great Lakes began to form in the basin from 14,000 to 4,000 years ago when the last glacier retreated. They exposed the basins they had carved into the land filled with the meltwater from the ice.
Fast forward: Sinkholes discovered in 2001
In 2001, mysterious sinkholes were discovered in northern Lake Huron, not far from the Michigan coast and they almost immediately brought researchers from all around the world to investigate them. An interesting short documentary from PBS shed some light on the subject.
Observations during expeditions conducted the following year and in 2003 revealed groundwater actively seeping into three of the sinkholes, including the Middle Island, Misery Bay, and Isolated sinkholes. The groundwater vents at the bottom of these sinkholes, where groundwater seeps into the lake, contain unique biogeochemical conditions different from those found in typical lake water. This is what paved the way for a fascinating theory reported earlier this year.
A link to the past: Sinkholes provide a surprising clue to Earth's history
In August 2021, researchers published findings in the journal Nature Geoscience after studying the Lake Huron sinkholes.
The rise of oxygen levels early in Earth's history paved the way for the spectacular diversity of animal life. But for decades, scientists have struggled to explain the factors that controlled this gradual and stepwise process, which unfolded over nearly 2 billion years.
Now an international research team is proposing that increasing day length on the early Earth—the spinning of the young planet gradually slowed over time, making the days longer—may have boosted the amount of oxygen released by photosynthetic cyanobacteria, thereby shaping the timing of Earth's oxygenation.
Their conclusion was inspired by a study of present-day microbial communities growing under extreme conditions at the bottom of a submerged Lake Huron sinkhole, 80 feet below the water's surface. The water in the Middle Island Sinkhole is rich in sulfur and low in oxygen, and the brightly colored bacteria that thrive there are considered good analogs for the single-celled organisms that formed mat-like colonies billions of years ago, carpeting both land and seafloor surfaces.
The researchers show that longer day length increases the amount of oxygen released by photosynthetic microbial mats. That finding, in turn, points to a previously unconsidered link between Earth's oxygenation history and its rotation rate. While the Earth now spins on its axis once every 24 hours, day length was possibly as brief as 6 hours during the planet's infancy. - Article from Jim Erickson on the University of Michigan website
So it turns out that this area of Lake Huron, just off Michigan's coast, is playing a big role as we continue to learn about the development of life on Earth. You can read and watch much more, and get deep into the science about this, in the links embedded throughout this article.
Check Out All These Kid-Friendly Museums in Michigan
Whether you're looking for local children's museum where you can take the kiddos for an afternoon, or looking for an excuse to take a road trip to another part of the state, Michigan offers a wide selection of kid-friendly museums where you and the family can lose yourselves.
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Fossils and Paleontology
Badlands National Park's Paleontology Intern, Kathryn Pauls, explaining the proper procedures to take when visitors encounter fossils within park boundaries.
Education and outreach are vital in our efforts to promote good stewardship, better understanding of the places we manage, and buy-in as to the values these resources hold for the American public. Fossils discovered on the nation's public lands preserve ancient life from all major eras of Earth's history, and from every major group of animal or plant. In the national parks, for example, fossils range from primitive algae found high in the mountains of Glacier National Park, Montana, to the remains of ice-age animals found in caves at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. Public lands provide visitors with opportunities to interpret a fossil's ecological context by observing fossils in the same place those animals and plants lived millions of years ago.
Education and outreach are vital in our efforts to promote good stewardship, better understanding of the places we manage, and buy-in as to the values these resources hold for the American public.
Junior Paleontologist
The Junior Paleontologist program engages young people in activities that allow them to discover the significance of fossils and the science of paleontology, and introduces them to the national park system and to the mission of the National Park Service. Go to the Junior Paleontologist Program site.
Learn about our nation's fossils at home or in the classroom with these paleontology themed activities. Some of the activities have a site-specific element that can be adapted for use at home or in the classroom. Go to the Educational Activities page.
National Fossil Day™
National Fossil Day is a celebration organized by the National Park Service and the American Geosciences Institute to promote public awareness and stewardship of fossils, as well as to foster a greater appreciation of their scientific and educational values. Go to the National Fossil Day website.
Official State Fossils
A great place to start learning about fossils is right in your "backyard", with your official state fossil. Go to the State Fossils list.
Earth Science Concepts: Geologic Time
The National Park System contains a magnificent record of geologic time because rocks from each period of the geologic time scale are preserved in park landscapes. Learn about geologic time through the Geologic Time education resource page.
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Mike Fink, the crackshot keelboater. Babe the blue ox. Davy Crockett and the raccoon. The cat with a wooden leg. Despite being one of the youngest nations, the United States has a rich tapestry of true stories, folk legends, and tall tales that will delight young learners.
Recounting folk legends like those about Johnny Appleseed and Br'er Rabbit or the events at Valley Forge and the Chicago Fire animates American history. Listening to or reading these tales allows students to experience a vibrant side of history that is rarely represented and communicated: the hopes, fears, joys, and trials of the people who came before us.
The United States of Storytelling: Folktales and True Stories from the Eastern States contains lore from all the states east of the Mississippi, covering early pioneers and settlers, Native Americans, and later immigrants. Each chapter focuses on an individual state and includes approximately six folktales, legends, or true stories from that state. Appropriate for students in third through eighth grade, this guide is specifically suited for children in grades four through six who are commonly studying the states, serving as a valuable storytime resource and springboard to learning for these age groups.
Dan Keding is an award-winning storyteller, author, and musician who serves as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, in the Graduate School of Library and Information Science. He received his masters of arts from the University of Illinois in the study of folktales and ballads. Keding has over a dozen recordings to his credit, including the 1999 ALA Notable Recording for Children "Rudy & the Roller Skate." His published works include Stories of Hope and Spirit: Folktales from Eastern Europe and English Folktales.
"Each tale takes only a page or two, and mood ranges from tall-tale funny to ghost-story creepy to factually informative, with a useful variety in each section."


Star Frontiers! A game that I almost played once.
Way, way back in 6th grade, my friend Damian decided that he wanted to run Star Frontiers. We spent a whole afternoon making characters and then...never played, because kids are like that. One thing I remember from this time is that we were famously bad at the rules for all RPGs (well, okay, D&D), and no firmer example of this was the character generation section for this game. Damian allowed me to roll up a Sathar, an NPC-only race who are the canonical bad guys of the setting.
This time period was also illustrative of what a dink I was as a small child, because Damian told me that I had a secret power that would be revealed in-game, and I kept pestering him to tell me what that power was. We never played, so it was moot, but that was still really obnoxious of me.
Dralasites are widely known for their strange sense of humor. They love old jokes and puns that make Humans groan. Many Human comedians who could not find work in Human cities have become rich performing on Dralasite worlds.
Star Frontiers character generation consists of rolling d100 and looking up the results on a chart. This is similar (though slightly different from) the other TSR non-D&D games of the period, which makes me think that TSR could have come out with a universal role-playing system in the early 80s if they had wanted to and if that was, you know, a thing that people had conceived of at the time. It's too bad, really, because they could have had a genre-hopping game of gunslingers, spies, gangsters, archaeologists, and space adventure, to name but a few. How epic would that have been?
Anywho, there are four groups of paired stats in the game. Each paired stat shares a single number. Your species gives you bonuses to one number pair and also gives you a penalty to one numbered pair. Humans get a +5 bonus to one stat in their pair (so their Strength/Stamina could be 55/50), but receive no penalties. After you've rolled your stats and applied modifiers, you can opt to move up to 10 points from one paired stat to another. (I could have had an Intellect/Logic of 30/50 if I had wanted to).
Stamina's your hit points. Weapons do a lot of damage in this game, and armor appears to be mostly ablative. Armor is also stupid expensive, so I couldn't afford any. Yikes.
Dralasites get two special abilities: Detect Lie at 5% and Elasticity. Elasticity's description is very long, but boils down to my being able to grow a maximum of Dex/10 limbs. I have control of them all, but one of them must be my "dominant" limb (I'm fifth-handed!) and, no matter how many limbs I have, I can still only use two weapons at a time. Also, the veins and ridges in my rubbery, protoplasmic body cannot be changed and provide an identification akin to fingerprints. So much for committing the perfect crime.
Skill are a little wonky and take quite a bit of time to explain. The gist of it is that there are three main categories (Military, Technology, Biosocial). At the start of the game, you pick your primary focus and get one skill from that group. You may then pick a skill from any of the other two categories. All skills have sub-skills and, if you pick a skill, you get all it's sub-skills too. This was nice, because I decided to pick Medicine and was dismayed when I misunderstood and thought I'd have to buy each sub-skill on its own. All skills are rated at base percentage + 10 x skill level percentage, and skills have a maximum rating of 6.
Oh, and I picked Weapon Skills from the Military category, because this is an 80s game and I am going to be shooting at things. This gives me proficiency with a bunch of the basic weapon types, which is handy. I feel like I put in 5% of the effort that I did making my Star Trek characters, and my Dralasite still feels competent and well-rounded.
I get d100 + 250 credits to buy my initial possessions with, so I proceeded to the equipment list in the advanced character generation section and found that everything was stupefyingly expensive. For instance, a med kit costs 500 credits, which is 150 more credits than I could possibly start with. How was I supposed to do medicine without a med kit?! Gaah!
It was then that I learned that a starting character could opt to spend 250 credits to get basic gear (Which comes with a first aid pack. Yes!). This gave me some money left over to buy a (very cheap) weapon. I picked up a vibroknife and am hoping that I get a lot more credits before I get into a fight.
Biosocial Skills: Administer Drugs 100%, Diagnosis 70%, First Aid 100%, Minor Surgery 50%, Major Surgery 30%, Controlling Infection 60%, Curing Diseases 50%, Neutralizing Toxins 40%, Activating Freeze Fields 40%.
Military Skills: Gyrojet 33%, Melee 33%, Projectile 33%, Thrown 33%.


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Did he really not want Jay Z on "Pop Style"?
On the latest episode of OVO Sound Radio, Drake talked with Zane Lowe about his new album, VIEWS. During the interview, Drake shed light on his recording process, Kanye's pool, and his endless love for Toronto. Here are all of the things we learned from their conversation.
"Jumpman" was the last song Drake and Future made together for What A Time To Be Alive.
He and 40 only started working on VIEWS in September 2015.
He recorded "Hotline Bling" in a hotel room in London. His cameraman, Theo, wasn't feeling it.
VIEWS is based around the changing seasons in Toronto. "Keep The Family Close" starts out in the winter.
Drake says there is some "harsh truth" on VIEWS.
He didn't want Jay Z on "Pop Style": "Jay Z wasn't supposed to be on 'Pop Style.' I was really just trying to get Kanye on it." Jay only ended up on the song because Kanye included him on the verse he sent to Drake. "It didn't play out how I wanted it to go."
He and Kanye may have new music coming: "We were supposed to do a mixtape together. Maybe we'll get that done."
He's not down with musicians from Toronto who trash him. Is that you, Tory Lanez?
The best piece of advice he's ever gotten from his mom is her "72-hour rule"—she said that no matter what gossip is in the news, it always passes after a few days.
He says he'd love to go back to acting.
He doesn't plan on taking a break from music, either.


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Is education what journalists do?
We had a great discussion this afternoon on Twitter, about the way journalists strenuously deny they have an educational role, while everyone else sees them as essential pieces of the educational ecosystem: sources of information and explanation missing from schools, or for information that is too new for older people to have seen in school when they were young. Also as sources of judgement in disputes over facts.
While journalists strongly deny their educational role, as part of their false objectivity and 'savvy', everyone else perceives them as educators – people who should know and then tell, what is true and what is false, who is lying and who is not. People rely, as they cannot be in school all their lives, on the media for continuing education, especially on topics that are new. And people are then disappointed when, as usually happens, journalists fail in that role by indulging in false balance, He-Said-She-Said reporting, passionately avoiding to assign the truth-value to any statement, or self-indulgent enjoyment of their own "skill with words" in place of explaining the facts.
As you can see, while there is some snark and oversimplification here and there due to short format, the discussion was pretty interesting and constructive. This is also a demonstration that useful discussions can be had on Twitter.
Whenever someone says "you cannot say anything in 140 characters" I respond with "who ever said that you only have 140 characters?". To their quizzical look, I add "You are not limited to one tweet per lifetime – if you need 14,000 characters, you can write 100 tweets". But, by writing 100 tweets, and making sure that each tweet – not just the collection of 100 – makes sense, has punch to it, and is hard to misunderstand or misquote out of context, one has to write and edit each tweet with great care. Twitter does not allow for sloppy writing!
Picking a theme for a few hours or days, and tweeting a whole lot about it during that period, is usually called 'mindcasting'. But it is even better when a bunch of other people join in and mindcast together – everyone learns something from the experience.
Now read the Storify and, if you have time and energy, respond with an essay on your own blog, as a continuation of the mindcasting process.
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Chicago's Mayor Wants Restaurants to Serve Kids Healthy Drinks, Which They Were Doing Anyway
Plus, Sunday Dinner Club goes on a hiatus
by Aimee Levitt and Ashok Selvam Dec 17, 2021, 9:30am CST
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A Happy Meal, served with milk
In an effort to curb childhood obesity, Mayor Lori Lightfoot and the Chicago department of public health proposed a new ordinance on Wednesday that would make healthy drinks like milk or fruit juice the default option for kids' meals in the city, though parents are more than welcome to ask for chocolate milk or soda.
This is an admirable effort, since, as the press release noted — featuring triumphant quotes from Lightfoot and city health department commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady — many kids consume two or three times the recommended daily allowance of sugar, usually in the form of sugary drinks. It is far better for them to drink water (still or sparkling) or juice (100 percent fruit or vegetable) or milk (skim or 1 percent). As a matter of fact, there is already a state law that mandates the exact same thing, the Serve Kids Better Act, which goes into effect January 1, and carries fines up to $100 for violators. The earliest the Chicago City Council could adopt Lightfoot's proposal would be in Late January.
As it happens, McDonald's, the nation's leading seller of fast food, essentially made healthy drinks the default option for Happy Meals back in 2013, when it established a new policy of not featuring soda in ads or on menu boards. Chick-fil-A, Wendy's, Burger King, and Culver's also only depict their kids' meals with a nice, tall, and healthy glass of milk.
So this new ordinance is essentially a perfect law: a duplicate of an existing state law that, in turn, requires restaurants to do something they were already doing anyway in the service of a cause that no one would dare criticize, and everyone gets to feel good about themselves because kids will be drinking milk with their burgers and fries.
Sunday Dinner Club Takes Break
Sunday Dinner Club, the influential pop-up dinner series that led to the creation of Honey Butter Fried Chicken in Avondale, is going on hiatus. SDC has found a permanent space above Honey Butter, but via an Instagram post, owners Christine Cikowksi and Josh Kulp say they "are drained and need a break." This weekend's offerings will be their last for a while.
Francesca's rebrands
Scott Harris, the owner of restaurants such as Mia Francesca's — the Italian chain in the city and suburbs — wants to energize his brand. Harris, who at one time partnered with Purple Pig, has changed the name of Francesca's Restaurant Group to Scott Harris Hospitality. The shift represents a "refreshed emphasis on chef-driven food and beverage programs," according to a news release.
The latest on Pilsen food truck fire
Taco Sublime, a food truck in Pilsen that aids the poor and underprivileged, burned down last weekend. The Tribune checks in with its owner to see how recovery is going.
Bernice's successfully renews license
Things looked grim in October for Bernice's Tavern, with the South Side dive bar turning to the public to raise the $4,400 it needed to renew its liquor license. But there's joy in Bridgeport as the campaign netted $5,355, and bar ownership renewed its license earlier this week.
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Katy-Anne is a regular performer and artist on the Liverpool arts scene. She trained at Hope street ltd where she developed a passion for puppetry and street theatre.
At Manchester metropolitan university she got a taste for creating radical and anarchic performances in unusual spaces and went on to form the company Caustic widows.
She has toured nationally and internationally as a street theatre artist, cabaret performer and actress with companies including Whalley Range All stars, Headstrung, And Now, Proper Job Theatre and the Lantern company.
In February 2014 she met Daisy and performed the part of Luna in the acid trip scene. She is thrilled to be a part of the full version of Cosmic Trigger and excited about delving into the world of discordia!


From Trey Parker and Matt Stone, four-time Emmy Award-winning creators of South Park comes this hilarious Broadway musical about a pair of mismatched Mormon boys sent on a mission to a place that's about as far from Salt Lake City as you can get.
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By Subway: C, E to 50th St, walk south to 49th Street, east to theatre. 1 to 50th street, walk south to 49th Street, west to theatre.
By Bus: The M7, M20, M50 and M104 buses all stop close to the theatre.
Wheelchairs: Wheelchair seating available. Theatre is not completely wheelchair accessible. There are no steps to the designated wheelchair seating locations in the orchestra.
Elevator\Escalator: There are no elevators or escalators at this theatre.
Parking: Valet parking garage: West of passenger loading zone. No vans. Lot: Corner of 8th Ave. & 49th St.
Curb Ramps: SW corner of 49th St. & Broadway; SE corner of 49th St. & 8th Ave.
Entrance: Double doors in series: 1st set (each 27") to lobby. Up slope and through 2nd set (each 26") into theater.
Box Office: Lobby. Counter 46".
Restroom: Womens and Mens: Lower lounge. Down nineteen steps then up two steps into restroom.
Water Fountain: Water available from the bar.
Telephone: Telephones are not available at this theatre.
Visual Assistance: Low vision seats are available online and in person. For a pre-recorded audio description device call Sound Associates at 212-582-7678 for reservations.
Folding Armrests: Mobility seats with folding armrests are available for purchase online, in person, or on the phone.
Translation: Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish Reservations are required. To reserve translations and for more information, visit BroadwayTranslations or call (212) 582-7678 during theatre hours only. Pre-recorded audio description and hand held captions also available.
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The best musical of this century. So impeccably produced on every level. Heaven on Broadway. The Book of Mormon achieves something like a miracle. All the folks involved inMormon prove themselves worthy, dues-paying members of the church of Broadway. A celebration of the privilege, for just a couple of hours, of living inside that improbable paradise called a musical comedy.
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Money can buy you happiness! If you're in possession of a ticket, you've wisely secured a seat in the premier-class cabin of delirium."
"A production as lustrous as the golden statue of the angel Moroni that rotates atop the proscenium. A raucously funny new show. Every song enhances the hilarity, expert staging heightens every gag, and the cast of fresh faces is blissfully good. A show that never quits.The Book of Mormon approaches musical-comedy Rapture."
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This piece measures 9W" x 14L" x 12H". It is made out of 3/4" x 3/16" flat stock, slightly wider at the bottom, using 3/16" x 1".
This item was lovingly crafted beside a hot forge using a hammer and anvil. The item is entirely hand riveted; meaning it is held together by rivets alone and there is no welding. Made the old fashioned way, using techniques that have been around for hundreds of years. It is then waxed while hot to protect the surface from oxidation and buffed to a light shine.
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a movement to get Carly Fiorina included in the GOP debates.
OK HERE'S THE PROBLEM: Not having Carly Fiorina participate in the first debate, risks the revival of the left's phony "War on Women" charge againstRepublicans.
However, if Carly is elevated and moved ahead of the others with higher poll numbers - just to get a woman on the panel - that would be engaging in an affirmative action strategy. Right?
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Threatened the University Hospital in Northern Norway
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Tor Ingebrigtsen, CEO of UNN . Photo: UNN
Posted By: Pieter Wijnen 12. August 2017
The Health Authority threatened the University Hospital in Northern Norway with daily fines
The Norwegian Health Authority has on several occasions threatened to impose fines on the University Hospital in Northern Norway (UNN) of NOK 10,000 a day in order to get answers to inquiries.
– It is very rare that hospitals do not respond to our and other supervisory authorities' inquiries, says Director of the Norwegian Public Health Authority, Jan Fredrik Andresen, to Dagens Medisin (Today's Medicine).
The hospital shall have failed to respond despite reminders from the health inspectorate. On three occasions the Health Inspectorate has notified of coercive, meaning that the hospital must pay an amount daily, if they did not respond to inquiries.
– It has proved incredibly difficult to receive responses from UNN to inquiries we demand answers to, says Andresen.
Today's Medicine has been in contact with the CEO of University Hospital in Northern Norway, Tor Ingebrigtsen, who does not wish to comment on the matter at the moment.
© NTB Scanpix / Norway Today
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The GDPR will bring big changes for data protection in Europe. However, it will not only impact European organizations, but will have significant impact on all companies that operate globally. Companies need to start planning for the impact that the changes from GDPR will bring and move toward compliance sooner rather than later.


RELIGION AND SCIENTIFIC NATURALISM, OVERCOMING THE CONFLICTS, by David Ray Griffin. Albany, New York: State University of New York Press, 2000. 345 pages, index, notes, bibliography. Softcover; $25.95. ISBN 0-7914-4563-1.
David Ray Griffin, Professor of Philosophy of Religion and Theology at Claremont, a prolific writer on issues of science and religion, has written a watershed book, one which has received the Book Award for 2000 from the (UK-based) Scientific and Medical Network. This volume, one in the SUNY series in Constructive Postmodern Thought, argues a Whiteheadian based philosophy that religion does not require supernaturalism and science does not require materialism. Griffin describes himself as a panentheistic Christian, one who sees God as more than the universe and yet the universe as part of God. He sees God at work in the universe, but in a "persuasive" rather than in a "coercive" way.
One does not have to subscribe to panentheism to benefit from this work. It was the primary text in Dr. William Dean's Science and Religion Ph-D level course at the Iliff School of Theology in the spring of 2001. While a difficult read, demanding full attention and study, I found it to be well worth the considerable effort demanded during that course.
1. They must share a worldview.
2. Science must insist only on naturalism(ns), not also on naturalism(sam).
3. Religion must agree that it can live with naturalism(ns) and therefore without supernaturalism.
1. Theistic Science, as proposed by Plantinga and Johnson.
2. Scientific naturalism within a supernaturalistic framework, as proposed by Van Till and others.
3. Accommodating religion to naturalism(sam), as proposed by Drees.
The discussions on these, 38 pages in all, are very well done. One of the strengths of this book lies in the way Griffin can find merit in some, but not all, of these competing ideas. Advocates of any of these positions can benefit from his remarks.
Having argued that none of those alternatives succeed, Griffin turns to the philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead, proposing a theistic naturalism that can bring harmony. Griffin argues that theism need not require supernaturalism to be genuine and "robust." He first discusses Deweyan naturalism, as proposed in 1944, rejecting it. He then discusses the views of James Pratt. In Pratt's book, published in 1939, naturalism can recognize "the reality of teleological, purposeful causation." (Page 87). Pratt also held that teleology included both the living and non-living world, and that the mind and brain could, and did, interact.
Theistic naturalism retains all nine of these features, he says, by modifying the traditional understanding of #2, from coercive power to persuasive power. This, in turn, modifies the traditional meaning of #4, #5 and #8. He rejects Creation ex Nihilo, arguing that it is not biblical, and is the concept that leads to the problem of theodicy. He sees God as one of the casual influences on every event.
(3) you can freely choose, in the future, to tell others of it.
In chapter 7, Griffin argues that paranormal events are "real" and that this reality provides empirical support, beyond what Whitehead himself had provided, for the Whiteheadian concept of God. He does not argue that it is an essential part of that foundation, however. Readers of this section may want to compare the writings of William James in his 1902 book, THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE, in particular lectures XVI and XVII.
7. Predictive (in principle) Determinism. No teleology.
A significant argument for Darwinism is that we require a materialistic theory (because we are good methodological naturalists) to explain how we got here and Darwinism is not just the best such theory, it is the only such theory (garbage dumped on the earth millennia ago just moves the area of interest from the earth to another location). Therefore, if materialism is true, Darwinism must be true. Materialism being the scientist's presupposition, Darwinism is the only game that can be played.. Griffin observes that this argument can be turned against Darwinism. If materialism has proved inadequate for other issues, such as human consciousness, or for psi effects, or for certain religious experiences, then the obvious presumption ought to be that it is also inadequate for evolution.
God, says Griffin, not being external to the universe, is essentially the soul of the universe, and exists with the universe, with equal necessity, being coeternal. He identifies himself as a Christian, but points out that one implication of theistic naturalism that some will find problematic is that it provides no basis for arguing that Christianity is "The One True Religion." Not considering this implication a drawback, Griffin, an advocate of religious pluralism, sees it to be a benefit. He argues that classical theism's depiction of God is, itself, unbiblical.
There is an extensive bibliography, 16 pages, in excess of 300 citations. So many books! So little time! Griffin has written a later book, REENCHANTMENT WITHOUT SUPERNATURALISM: A PROCESS PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION (Cornell, 2001) in which he expands on many of the ideas developed so well here.
This book is highly recommended to those who study science/religion issues in depth, and to others interested in the philosophical issues of process theology. It is a "keeper" in my own library.


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I am also prone to breakouts, but this did not cause any new acne to pop up. I will be stockpiling on this holy grail anti aging product!
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Got this in my Fall 2018 FabFitFun Box and it has been awesome for use during workouts (mostly weights, body sculpting workouts). It came with two pairs of different sized earbuds which was nice because I ended up using the smaller one vs the original one it had on.
I don't recommend this for running though, it pops off easily, and I didn't like the bouncing feeling of the cord on the back of my neck.
Overall, good product for what I currently use it for.
I use this more often on my iPhone than on my computer. It's a must have for Basic editing for quick videos to post on Instagram. Reliable but limitations include less editing options. I've always enjoyed using it for both my computer and iPhone depending on what type of video I am making.
Apple's design when they came out with the original iPad has always lived up to the hype. This 3rd model, does not disappoint. The UI is user friendly and hassle free, that even the non computer generation can learn to use this touchscreen device quickly and easily. Would not recommend for children, unless under close supervision and with time restrictions.
COOLA Mineral Face SPF 30 Cucumber Matte Finish Moisturizer was recommended by the Influenster community 🙌🏼 Thank you to all who suggested this - I have oily skin and this gives a great matte feeling that isn't drying. The scent is mild and the protection is enough for the California winter/spring weather. I have loved using it for the past three weeks! I haven't experienced any breakouts either which is another major plus.
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Sweet and flowery, perfect for spring and for daily wear. It's long lasting but I typically use another perfume for nighttime. I got this for a discounted price at an outlet store. I like that this smell is not overwhelming, so I use this during work days. I don't think I'll buy it again once I run out.
Prime is a working mom's best friend. From the restaurants to prime now, it has helped make daily routines go smoothly. They also have an easy return process (I only get products that have amazon prime delivery), amazon lockers to pick up products available same day, and customer service have been mostly helpful. Overall, satisfied with this company.
I watched this movie when I was in high school, and at the time, the graphics on this were mind blowing! from the story to the soundtrack, Disney Pixar did a stellar job. Now that I have kids, We have all the Toy Story movies and we look forward for the next one!


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Just a stones throw from the famous Mont St Michel, the Chateau du Bois-Guy sits on the edge of Brittany's boarder with Normandy. You approach the venue via a bendy lane, later lined with trees to reveal the stone Chateau perfectly framed to measure. For me, this was the spot for the later photo session and a good start to a wonderful wedding.
I met Natasha and Jason in Paris almost a year to date and was happy to see their friendly smiles again. Now, this is a gorgeous couple… and lets just get things straight, it's not just because they are… gorgeous! Natasha and Jason are made for each other. I saw the way they looked at one another during their lovely outdoor ceremony. I saw it during the cocktail hour. I saw it during their photo session. I saw that sparkle as they stood in the doorway under candlelight. I saw true love at their wedding.
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No new cases of COVID-19 detected – 19 January 2021
No new cases of COVID-19 have been detected in the Isle of Man over the last 24 hours.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK, commented:
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Government working with seafood sector to overcome post-Brexit obstacles
The Isle of Man Government is working closely with the seafood industry to explore support options in light of the obstacles it is facing since the UK exited Europe on…
Four new cases of COVID-19 detected – 18 January 2021
Four new cases of COVID-19 have been detected in the Isle of Man.
The first two cases were detected through the day 1/7/13 testing regime for individuals who travelled to…
Good afternoon. Thank you for joining us today.
We are now into Day 12 of our circuit break lockdown.
Once again, we have our Director of Public Health joining us…
Minister Ashford's statement on COVID-19 - 18 January 2021
Thank you Chief Minister,
I just want to focus on the vaccination programme and if I may Chief Minister go into some detail around many questions I know that people…
First care home resident vaccinated as rollout programme expands
Vaccinations are being offered to care home residents across the Island from today (Monday 18 January) as the rollout programme takes a significant step forward.
First to receive the vaccination…
Nine new case of COVID-19 detected – 17 January 2021
Nine new cases of COVID-19 have been detected in the Isle of Man, however all are from individuals already in self-isolation.
The first two cases were detected through the day…
Vaccination programme rolls out to care homes
Care home residents across the Island will be offered protection from Covid-19 over the coming weeks as the vaccination rollout programme expands into the community.
A team of vaccinators will…
Extended suspension of services to protect vulnerable groups
Measures to protect some of the most vulnerable members of the community from coronavirus are to be extended to cover the length of the current circuit break.
One new case of COVID-19 detected – 16 January 2021
One new case of COVID-19 has been detected in the Isle of Man.
The individual was already in self-isolation because they are a close contact of someone who tested positive…
Amendments made to Coronavirus Business Support Scheme criteria
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The revised…
We are now into Day 9 of our circuit break lockdown.
As we have done all this week, we have our Director…
One new case of COVID-19 have been detected in the Isle of Man.
It was detected in a day 1 test for an individual who travelled to the Island and…
GPs embrace Covid working to protect patients and staff
Island GPs are adapting swiftly to the challenges of the current lockdown and reassuring the public that all surgeries remain open.
Patients who want to make an appointment with their…
Supply of prescription meds will ensure sufficient for all
Patients who have regular repeat prescriptions are asked not to request additional supplies of their medication or to ask for it any sooner than it is due.
In line with…
Locations identified that could pose low risk of COVID-19 – 14 January 2021
Following a recent positive case of COVID-19, three locations have been identified which could pose a low risk of contracting the virus for people who visited at specific times.
'Shortness of breath' added as a symptom of COVID-19
An additional symptom has been added to the 'case definition' of COVID-19. 'Shortness of breath' is now a consideration when assessing individuals for possible COVID-19.
The change was agreed today…
Three new cases of COVID-19 detected – 14 January 2021
Three new cases of COVID-19 have been detected in the Isle of Man.
All three cases are individuals already in self-isolation because they are close contacts of someone who tested…
Circuit Break 'CBSS' support announced for Isle of Man businesses and self-employed
Following an assessment of the economic impact of the circuit break lockdown by the Economic Recovery Group, it has been determined that the Coronavirus Business Support Scheme ('CBSS') will be…
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Thank you for purchasing the August 2017 Plan! A 5 Seasons Diet welcome letter has been sent to you with additional information on the program. Please check your spam/junk folder if you do not see your purchase confirmation and welcome letter from your 5 Seasons Diet team!
Your first week of the plan begins Monday, July 31, 2017. Your weekly menu, prep/cook schedule, and grocery list will be available after you sign in to the website on Thursday, July 27, 2017. We are grateful you chose us and look forward to providing you with a solid health plan during this month.
July members until July 24, 2017.
Tip of the week: Drink 1-2 cups warm water with lemon each morning upon rising. This practice will wake up your organ systems and start your metabolism for the day.
Read through dinners this week and do prep, if desired, to lessen the amount of time in the kitchen at night.
(AM/PM) If desired, prep dinner by roasting squash and/or cooking quinoa ahead of time to save time in the kitchen tonight.
Tip of the week: February is the month of love! Make a point to let those close to your heart know that you love them this week. Pick up the phone, send a special card, invite them over for a 5 Seasons Diet meal!
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I have always liked the OpusOne bar for a quite peppermint tea, good wi-fi, and getting work done. It's the Radisson Blu on Peter Street, Manchester. And the music is funky ambient, which I most certainly love!