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Bloodbath in Baghdad as US army lashes out
Published Sat 18 Sep 2004
THE US occupation is losing its grip on Iraq—and it is lashing out with ever greater brutality in response. At least 110 Iraqis died at the hands of the US military last Sunday.
"We've seen a tremendous increase in the number of attacks," admits Brigadier General Erv Lessel, a US military spokesperson.
Iraqi resistance fighters attacked the so called Green Zone in central Baghdad last Sunday.
This is the fortified compound in which the US embassy and the Iraqi "interim government" is based.
Shortly after the Green Zone attack, Iraqi resistance fighters destroyed a US Bradley armoured vehicle using a car bomb.
A crowd of unarmed Iraqi civilians surrounded the empty vehicle. US helicopters fired into the crowd, killing 13 and injuring 60 others.
The US army claimed the helicopter had fired on the Bradley to destroy it after it had been hit and caught fire. "It was for the safety of the people around it," said Major Phil Smith.
But eyewitness reports and television footage show that the US helicopter fired directly at the crowd. The incident took place in Haifa Street, a Baghdad neighbourhood known as a centre of resistance to the occupation.
"We are just ordinary workers. We are just trying to live," said Haidar Yahyiah, 23, sobbing as he lay in bed in Karkh hospital with a broken leg after the helicopter attack.
Clashes between the Iraqi resistance and occupying forces are now breaking out all across the country. Colonel Alaa Bashir, police chief for the Yarmouk district in west Baghdad, was killed by a bomb while on patrol. A US plane attacked the Mehdi Army in their stronghold in Sadr City, east Baghdad.
US troops have now lost control of three Iraqi towns: Fallujah, the Sunni Muslim city in central Iraq; Ramadi, which lies 20 miles to the west of Fallujah; and Tal Afar, a town dominated by ethnic Turkmen in northern Iraq.
A US attack on Tal Afar last week killed at least 60 civilians and wounded a further 100. US forces bombarded the town for 13 hours.
A further 57 Iraqis were killed in Tal Afar on Sunday, according to US military figures. The town's Turkmen community leaders say the death toll is as high as 500.
The bloodshed has prompted the Turkish government to threaten to halt cooperation with Washington. Turkey has close ethnic and linguistic links with Iraq's Turkmen minority.
Bosses' paper admits no way out for US
THE OCCUPATION of Iraq is such a disaster that even establishment papers like the Financial Times are calling for the withdrawal of US troops from the country.
An editorial in the paper on Friday of last week argued, "After an invasion and occupation that promised them freedom, Iraqis have seen their security evaporate, their state smashed, and their country fragment into a lawless archipelago ruled by militias, bandits and kidnappers."
It added, "There are signs that US officials are beginning to 'get it'.
"But if they are increasingly aware that what they have created in Iraq is a disaster, they seem at a loss to know what to do about it.
"The time has come to consider whether a structured withdrawal of US and remaining allied troops can chart a path out of the current chaos...
"None of this will be less than messy.
"But whether George Bush or John Kerry wins the upcoming election, the US will eventually have to do something like this.
"Chaos is a great risk, and occupiers through the ages have pointed to that risk as their reason for staying put.
"But chaos is already here, and the power that is in large part responsible for it must start preparing now to step aside and let the Iraqis try to emerge from it."
Iraq: bring the troops home
Meetings organised by the Stop the War Coalition
Mon 20 September
7.30pm, Kingsley Hall, Powis Road (Bromley-by-Bow tube/ Bow Church DLR).
With Tony Benn (Stop the War Coalition)
Lindsey German (StWC)
Sami Ramadani (Iraqi political exile)
Kate Hudson (CND)
Fri 24 September
7.30pm, Irish Centre, 14-20 High Street, Digbeth (near coach station).
With Tony Benn (StWC)
Salma Yaqoob (Birmingham StWC)
George Monbiot (campaigner and writer)
John Rees (StWC)
7pm, Main Hall, St Peter's Chaplaincy, Precinct Centre, Oxford Road.
With Rose Gentle (mother of Gordon Gentle)
Ken Loach (film-maker)
7.30pm, Civic Hall.
With Ghada Razuki (StWC)
and Anas Altikriti (Muslim Association of Britain).
7.30pm, Friends
Meeting House, The Friars.
With Lindsey German (StWC).
Sat 18 Sep 2004, 00:00 BST


Former Wisconsin Badger Blake Geoffrion scored his first NHL goal with the Nashville Predators this week. Geoffrion's Wisconsin Badgers lost 5-0 to the Eagles of Boston College last season in the Frozen Four. But it wasn't all bad. Geoffrion became the first Badgers player to win the Hobey Baker and only the 10th Wisconsin player to be named a finalist. In his college career, Blake led the WCHA in goals with 19, and was named to the All-WCHA First Team. He was the 56th pick in the 2006 NHL entry draft, selected by the Nashville Predators.
The Badgers had two Hobey Baker candidates last year, Blake Geoffrion and defenseman Brendan Smith, who has been playing for Detroit's AHL affiliate the Grand Rapids Griffins. The road from college hockey to the NHL can be tough, and some never get the chance. Geoffrion's goal reminded me that now is the season for March Madness- hockey, that is.
Tournaments are happening this weekend to determine who will play towards the Frozen Four April 7-9 in the Twin Cities. Minnesota puts more effort into hockey than any other state with an abundance of media coverage in high-school to NHL hockey. What else is there to do in Minnesota besides playing hockey?
Next to the Stanley Cup playoffs, this is the best time of the year to be a hockey fan. Both Michigan and Denver are tied in rank at No. 5, so I've got two chances to get to the Frozen Four.
Since Red Berenson's mighty Michigan Wolverines are one of my teams, notable players to look out for include Carl Hagelin who finished fourth in the CCHA scoring race (15-22-37. Rookie John Merrill became the first defensman to reach the 20-goal mark since, now NHL Kings defenseman, Jack Johnson in 2005-06. Goaltender Shawn Hunwick ranked first in the CCHA in goals-against average (1.95) and save percentage (.931). Michigan's energetic season, inlcuding the "Big Chill in the Big House" has prepared the team for the big stage heading into the divisional tournaments.
The Denver Pioneers have completely revamped this season losing many player to graduation or the NHL track. Despite being in the top-ten most of the season, the Pioneers have been under the radar. Expect the usual quiet analytical play by Denver. Denver's top two scorers are sophomore Drew Shore and freshman Jason Zucker. George Gwozdecky can't look at the year and expect to foretell the future. In previous years, the Pioneers have learned that once in the NCAA tournament, the regular season and conference tournaments mean nothing. Last year, the Pioneers won the MacNaughton Cup, stumbled a bit in the WCHA Final Five and lost in the first round of the NCAAs for third consecutive season as a No. 1 seed.
Many fans don't take the time to watch college hockey, but it's exciting if you are a hockey fan to realize you are watching the next great NHL stars.
The most exciting event is happening in my hometown, Ann Arbor. Just blocks away from my aunt's house, crazy collegiate hockey fans will pour into Michigan Stadium for a legendary game. College football is done, so bring on the hockey!
NCAA hockey has taken over the nation's largest football arena. The Michigan Wolverines will host the Michigan State Spartans for" The Big Chill at the Big House," an outdoor hockey game on Dec. 11 before a sold out crowd of 110,00. The two teams met previously on Oct. 6, 2001 at Spartan Stadium for what was called "The Cold War." In a 3-3 tie, both teams hope to change the past.
Michigan brings a veteran team that has been inconsistent this season (9-5-4, 8-3-1 CCHA), but is pushing for a tournament tour. The Wolverines have the most NCAA championships than any other collegiate hockey program. Coach Red Berenson anticipates a strong show for Michigan, expecting 80-85% maize and blue. Berenson, who played some World Championship games for the Canadian National Team as a teenager, coached two outdoor games with the Wolverines. Michigan and Wisconsin drew more than 55,000 hockey fans to Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wis., last February for an outdoor game.
Rick Comley, Michigan State's coach also grew up playing outdoor hockey. Michigan State hasn't fared as well as their state rival (6-8-3, 3-7-1 CCHA). Michigan State goalie Drew Palmisano attended Ann Arbor Pioneer High, directly across the street from The Big House. He attended many Wolverine football games, and anticipates a memorable game and experience. Wonder if ex-MSU goaltender Ryan Miller will use his day off to watch the game?
The Michigan hockey team will sport retro-inspired game jerseys designed by Adidas, to honor the "The Big Chill at the Big House." The design is similar to Wolverine jerseys worn by the 1945-46, 1946-47 and 1947-48 teams with an image of a wolverine on the front and stripes on the shoulders.
A fireworks display, will introduce the Wolverines as they take the ice, plus more fireworks with a Michigan goal. Post-game fireworks, will be choreographed to the music from the movie "The Big Chill." Big Chill co-writer, director, and Michigan grad Lawrence Kasdan, will take part in the pre-game ceremonial puck drop.
To help prepare the ice for Saturday's big game, Michigan Stadium have scheduled hockey games, including high schools, youth leagues and a few alumni groups. A public skate will end the festivities on Dec. 12.
Former MSU forward, Mike Modano will watch, as well as other former Michigan players Kevin Porter, Mike Knuble and the other Wolverine players now in the NHL.
Catch the game on the Big Ten Network at 3 p.m.EST. Go Blue!


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Bring the Old West to your backyard.
Even in the age of computers and video games, children still enjoy playing "Wild West" in the backyard. You can create an entire western town with a few wooden pallets, paint and a little imagination. This is a great project to include your children in because they can make the western town truly their own. Ask your children what kind of buildings they want in the town, then have them help you design the buildings and paint them in unique ways.
Gather wooden pallets for your western town. You may be able to visit local stores and ask for their old pallets, or offer a small amount of money to take the pallets off their hands. Dismantle the pallets and be sure to remove all old nails before allowing your children to assist in the project.
Decide what buildings your western town will include. Ask your children if they want a jail, school house, saloon, train depot, horse corral, bank, trading post, or houses. When you decide how many and what kind of buildings will be in your town, have your children sketch them out on cardboard to create patterns. Use a box cutter or scissors to cut out the patterns.
Lay wooden planks from the dismantled pallets side by side so you can trace the cardboard patterns on the wood. Number the wood pieces so you will know how they were laid out should they become mixed up. Place all the patterns before you begin tracing or cutting to optimize the amount of wood you have and reduce waste. Trace the patterns on the wood.
Cut the wood along your pencil marks. Nail the pieces together to make the buildings and create supports to keep the buildings upright. You may want to nail three pieces of wood together in the shape of a right angle triangle for your supports. You can attach one side of the triangle to the completed building, allow one side to sit on the ground, and let the third side provide additional support. Depending on the size of the buildings, you may need one or two supports per building.
Cut holes for windows and doorways, then help your children paint and decorate the buildings. You can be creative here and paint a saddle on one building, a cowboy hat on another, and so on.
Place the buildings around your backyard. You may want to group a few buildings together to create a town, and place others farther away.
Make sure only adults operate any power tools and box cutters.


beyond chessiness. I like the 80s synthpop-inspired bass, though.
This is your usual let's make love-not-war song. Hovi Star can sing and he sure has a good voice but he needs much more than that. Bring back the golden boy!
This is the guy who wants to perform naked with wolves on stage. That is probably not going to happen but the only thing I am wondering is what is the correlation between wolves and flying? Shouldn't he perform with eagles, instead?
Serbia seems to be producing a lot of female singers with soulful voices. They sent a similar song last year. However, this one is not as earth-shattering and just like Israel. She is just another singer who can sing.
Westlife has had a distant relationship with Eurovision; they performed in the 2004 Junior contest and Ryan Keaton (their former manager) hosted the show in 1997. Twenty years after the creation of this boyband, one of them, Nicky Byrne, is hoping to bring Ireland's eight victory? Can he? Judge by youself, to me this is one of the worst songs ever released.
The (Former Yugoslav Republic of) Macedonia choose the veteran Kaliopi (this is her third appearance in the contest since 1996). This song sounds extremely outdated, like around twenty years old, and is identical to one of those theme songs from a Mexican soap opera.
Nothing special, this is somewhere between One Direction and Nick Jonas. I wonder if he is going to make out on stage with anybody this year, just like the 2015 participants did.
And here we have our odd participant, Australia —If I were one of the Eurovision producers, I'd be like "let's just make a surprise Australia participation in the middle of the semi-final" but that's quite impossible with social media nowadays—. This is not a bad song and their participant Dami Inn is an already established singer in Australia, they might even win!
It took Bulgaria two years to get a suitable song for Eurovision and they've seemed to find it: Balkanic traditional sounds, generic EDM beats, and overly produced vocals. It is a good song for the contest, anyways.
I guess if there are twenty-six songs in the final, we could have this one; the usual cheesy Eurovision pop/rock group is always fun.
Another goal in the Eurovision Song Contest is who gets to piss Russia off the most. Ukraine leads on that race whether by singing Russia goodbye? or chanting for the Orange revolution of 2004. Now back to business, Ukraine send a slightly political song that talks about the deportation of Crimeans of 1944. The song is actually pretty good and it is also a bilingual entry that actually works; Jamala sings the verses in English and the sorrowful chorus in her native Crimean Tatar.
Nordics are experts with putting on-stage visuals but this song is just another overly produced post-Schlager number.
Georgia the country, not the U.S. state. This song is not Eurovision friendly at all, but it is my favourite entry and also the best song this year. These guys work travel around that britpop sound of the late 1990s, the industrial vocals of the 2000s, and synthethic rock instrumentation of the 2010s. This is a perfect combination for weirdos like me but not for the average Eurovision fan.
This is one happy-go-lucky/radio-friendly pop song I could listen to. Maybe because I live in North America and I haven't heard it on the radio, but the song is actually quite good and does sound like material for Top 40 radio.
Once again based on my experience and betting odds here are the countries that may qualify, in order of likelihood: Australia, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Ukraine, Belgium, Israel, Serbia, and Bulgaria.
Sweden is Eurovision's powerhouse. Since the year 2000, they are the only country to have won twice and they have only missed one final. The last back-to-back win happened with Ireland in 1996, and could the Swedes make it this year? Well this song is quite odd mixing in some indie pop, house, and a touch Macklemore rap. They are not winning again but they will sure put up a great show.
France's last win dates back to 1977 and their record for the last ten years had been so poor that they often go unnoticed during the contest. However this year's entry is quite hopeful. It is a regular and cheesy europop song with one verse in French and the chorus repeated five times in English (in which Amir is not too good). But the song is catchy enough and is currently leading the polls among the most committed Eurovision fans from OGAE.
Everything is crazy about this year's German Eurovision entry. It is a song about two ghosts chasing eachother and look at the singer's Alice in Wonderland/Comic Con-inspired dress. I rest my case now.
My beloved Italy. Once again they sent a quality entrant from the Sanremo Festival and RAI (the Italian broadcaster) had to ruin the song by adding an English version of the chorus that does not rhyme. You can follow this pop-ballad with the beautiful voice of Francesca Michielin until the last thirty seconds where she decides to rhyme in English.
¡Ahora vamos a España, la madre patria! or should I say? 'Spain, the mother-land'. Native Spanish speakers (including me) have mixed feelings about the fact that Spain will be singing entirely in English for the first time. But nobody is angrier than former Eurovision stars and the Royal Academy of the Spanish language who had expressed their disagreement on Barei's song. In the end, it is a catchy tune and it might do well, though it definitely ripped-off the choreography of LMAO's "Party Rock Anthem".
The BBC definitely does not want to host the Eurovision anymore. You might think the UK, having one of the largest music industries in the world, is at good at Eurovision as they are in everything else. You are wrong. They did pretty well during the first forty years of the contest, but ever since the new millennium they've done very poorly and this year they may once again finish at the bottom of the scoreboard.
What do you think? Did you like any of the forty-three entrants? Who are your giving your 12 points?
Despite the music is not high quality, I highly recommend you to watch this show. The Grand Final (as well as the semi-finals) will be broadcasted live on Eurovision.tv on Saturday, May 14. However I advise you to invite some friends over, order some food, and get booze. Eurovision lasts three hours with no commercial breaks.


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Ugostiteljstvo je gospodarska, proizvodna i uslužna djelatnost koja se bavi prodajom primljenih jela, pića i napitaka posluženih na poseban ugostiteljski način, pružanjem usluga smještaja u posebno opremljenim sobama i apartmanima te pružanjem usluga zabave i rekreacije u ugostiteljskom objektu.

Ugostiteljstvo može obuhvaćati umjetnosti poput kreativog prilagođavanja ili izuma kuharskih recepata, odabirom proizvoda, pripremanjem jela i posluživanja.

Može se smatrati primijenjenom umjetnošću i spada u uslužne djelatnosti.

Cilj ugostiteljstva je uzdići kulinarstvo i užitak čovjeka na višu razinu.

Vrhunsko ugostiteljstvo se može smatrati i interdisciplinarnom znanošću koja uključuje biologiju, agronomiju, antropologiju, povijest, filozofiju, psihologiju i sociologiju.

Osnovni elementi za pripremu hrane i obrta su:

 Kultura jela i okusa
 Kultura izgleda jela
 Kultura okusa
 Kultiviranje okruženja gdje se hrana servira


Again one more short article i found remarkable around the business of radio accessory's, what would you need to do if i didn't post this ehh? you would have to check out the original article, and the chances you found it would be slim, so think yourself fortunate that i've shared this wonderful short article with you.
Ergo, when you consider the length of your headphone chord and how much space it has to move around in your pocket (especially when you're out and about, going to/from work, jogging, walking the dog or whatever), it becomes clear that you're knot going to avoid the odd entanglements (sorry. I'll stop now). Its just physics. In fact, if it doesn't happen all the time, you've probably beaten odds close to winning a decent amount on the lottery. Think about that.


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Hokkaido gov't pamphlet praising defunct eugenics law found in Kyoto
February 17, 2018 (Mainichi Japan)
In this file photo, the Kyoto Institute, Library and Archives is shown in the city's Sakyo Ward on Dec. 22, 2016. (Mainichi)
A booklet showing that the Hokkaido government, courts and those related to the medical field came together to promote forced sterilization of people under the now-defunct eugenics law has been found at the Kyoto Institute, Library and Archives.
【Related】Sterilization surgeries surged in Miyagi Pref. after local lawmaker pushed for enforcement
【Related】Over half of forced sterilization surgeries performed on minors: Miyagi Pref. records
【Related】Woman sues Japan gov't over forced sterilization under eugenics law
The booklet, a copy of which was obtained by the Mainichi Shimbun, was created in 1956 by the Hokkaido Prefectural Government's then sanitation bureau and eugenics protection examination board on the occasion of performing over 1,000 forced sterilizations of those with intellectual disabilities and mental, genic or other illnesses. The text praises the efforts of the central government and the Eugenic Protection Law (1948-1996) as a "great step forward in racial hygiene policies," and summarizes the significance of the surgeries, along with prefectural statistics, an overview of the situation at the time and other information.
According to the booklet, the examination committee included the heads of the prefectural sanitation bureau and medical association, education board members, family court judges and arbitrators and university professors. From fiscal 1949 to December 1955, 1,012 cases of sterilization applications were recorded, and 1,001 cases were deemed appropriate for surgery. "Psychiatric disorder" is listed as the reason for all of the decisions, with "schizophrenia" making up 85 percent of the cases.
Most eugenic surgeries in Japan were performed in Hokkaido. The document said the reason for this was not because the number of patients was larger than other places, but because of the "cooperation between doctors, the examination committee and other related parties at every level in responding to the applications."
The booklet said the fact that surgeries had not been performed on those with "physical disorders resulting from low-quality genetics," among others, was a cause for "concern," and requested "all the more appropriate understanding and active cooperation."
Furthermore, the document also cited an anonymous case in calling for a need to perform the surgeries as early as possible, stating that "in the majority of cases handled by the examination committee, the problem is not only tragic for the person themselves, but also for their family and for society."
According to records at the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare and other organizations, a total of 16,475 forced sterilizations were performed in Japan. Of those, 2,593 were performed in Hokkaido, and during the 1956 fiscal year when the booklet was published, 315 surgeries were performed, making up roughly one-fourth of all cases in Japan that year. Based on this document and others, the prefecture plans to move forward with reviews to check if there were any problems in the application of the eugenics law during that time.
The booklet was originally sent by the head of the Hokkaido prefectural sanitation bureau to their counterpart in Kyoto, where it ended up being saved in the Kyoto Institute, Library and Archives. Hokkaido Gov. Harumi Takahashi stated that municipal governments in Hokkaido "performed the surgeries at the will of the central government." On the other hand, she said, "When I think of today's scientific knowledge and consideration for human rights, it saddens me as a woman to think that the surgeries were performed upon application from doctors without the person's consent, and I take this seriously."

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Sibling Barbarity: What Drove the Brothers Accused of Paris Attack?
People gather to pay respect for the victims of a terror attack against a satirical newspaper, in Paris on Jan. 7, 2015.
Thibault Camus—AP
By Jeffrey Kluger
Updated: January 9, 2015 2:02 PM ET | Originally published: January 8, 2015
The murders at Charlie Hebdo are a case of darkness wrapped in darkness, multiple layers of horror that have turned the local slaughter into a global trauma. There's the hijacking of a religion, with evil committed in the name of a gentle faith; then there's the threat to free expression, one of the best tools the civilized world has against barbarism. And, of course, there are the killings themselves, methodical executions conducted by pitiless gunmen.
Central to all of that is the mystery of the people whom police believe carried out the killings — no different in some ways from terrorists who've gone before them, but very different in one critical way: They were brothers. Cherif Kouachi, 32, and Said Kouachi, 34, both French citizens, were the central—and apparently only—targets in a manhunt that spread across France and enlisted the support of law enforcement experts around the world before they were killed in a police raid Friday after taking a hostage.
The drama played out at the very moment that, 3,500 miles away, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 21, is standing trial for the Boston marathon bombing, an act of terror he is accused of committing in 2013 with his older brother Tamerlan, who was killed in a shootout with police just days after the crime.
That, inevitably, raises questions about the sibling bond itself. How do the Tsarnaevs and Kouachis compare with other wicked siblings, like Lyle and Erik Menendez, who murdered their parents in 1989 in a case that became a national obsession? Are they all merely outliers, bad characters who would have each done wrong no matter what? Or is there a particular power the sibling relationship has to hothouse the worst traits in the people who are part of it?
Front Pages React to Paris Terror Attack
Aftenposten, Norway
DeMorgen, Belgium
The Independent, United Kingdom
"France is bruised" / La Croix, France
Berria, Spain
The Times of London, United Kingdom
De Tijd, Belgium
"Liberty: 0 - Barbarism: 12" / L'Equipe, France
"We are all Charlie" / Libération, France
Berliner Kurier, Germany
L'Echo, France
Berlingske, Denmark
The National, Scotland
"No" / Sud Ouest, France
The International New York Times — Europe
La Tribune, France
Politiken, Denmark
"The Black Day" / La Provence, France
One thing is certain: brothers and sisters influence one another's behavior in a way that no other person in their lives—not parents, not teachers, not friends or spouses—seems to be able to, especially when it comes to bad behavior. A younger brother or sister is twice as likely to drink and four times as likely to smoke if an older sibling has already picked up the habits, according to research I reported in my 2011 book The Sibling Effect. Younger sisters are four to six times likelier to become pregnant in high school if their big sisters were teen moms first.
"Having an older sibling exposes you to things firstborns simply aren't exposed to," Susan Averett, a professor of economics and a siblings expert at Lafayette College, told me. "You see things you wouldn't otherwise have seen. In some ways your innocence gets taken away."
Smoking and drinking, of course, are behavioral misdemeanors. But older brothers and sisters can lead their little sibs into much larger crimes too. Theft, assault, drug-dealing, even murder can all be part of a sibling-to-sibling legacy that psychologists and sociologists call "delinquency training." The hand-me-down misbehavior is more common brother-to-brother, but it's by no means absent in sisters. More troublingly, it doesn't take long for learned behaviors to become permanent behaviors—even if the siblings drift apart.
"Siblings train each other, they influence each other," says psychologist Jennifer Jenkins of the University of Toronto. "A person is fashioned from all these small things."
Even true felonies, of course, are nothing compared to what the Tsarnaevs and the Kouachis allegedly did. For that kind of savagery, you need something more—and typically that something is grievance, a shared sense of being wronged, which the siblings echo back and forth to each another, repeating and reinforcing the perceived outrage. In most cases, the influence runs from older to younger.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, a Chechen immigrant like his older brother, was a scholarship student who wanted to study nursing and was variously described by his friends in all of the ways people who wind up doing something terrible often are—generous, compassionate, thoughtful, never showing a sign of trouble. Tamerlan, on the other hand, never quite adjusted to life in the U.S. and retreated further and further into isolation and resentment. "I don't have a single American friend because I don't understand them," he complained in 2010.
But he did have Dzhokhar, and once Tamerlan began flirting with jihad in 2011, it might have been relatively easy for him to bring his little brother around—especially because no matter how well Dzhokhar assimilated in the U.S., he was still an outsider by birth, language, culture and, in the case of Chechnya, violent, religiously driven politics. Working with that emotional clay, a big brother could easily shape his little sib into nearly anything he wanted.
"When siblings are very close," psychologist Elizabeth Stormshank of the University of Oregon told me, "that relationship becomes more powerful and meaningful and can enhance risk behavior as well."
See Covers Published by Charlie Hebdo
In this cover, the newspaper called itself an irresponsible newspaper, and likening itself to a Neanderthal, claiming that the invention of humor is the process of adding fuel to the fire.
"The socialist party has chosen its maid." (François Hollande vacuums up Nicolas Sarkozy)
"Gay marriage is so last year!" "Let's go for gay divorce now!"
Mitt Romney seen yelling, "For the White House, an actual white!" during the 2012 election in which he ran against President Barack Obama. To the right, French leaders Francois Fillon and Jean-Francois Copé hold a sign that says "no immigrants can vote."
"We don't have prostitutes any more. Thank god, we still have Miss France."
Osama bin Laden in a late Elvis costume. "Bin Laden is alive!"
"Where are our taxes going?" Missile: "On Syrians' faces."
"Zero growth." Hollande sits in lifeguard chair and says, "We don't move," while everyone in the water drowns.
"The postal service is being privatized?" Rope (presumably for hanging): "I am your new human resources department"
Charlie Hebdo criticized Europe being ruled by banks. Here Hitler shown saying, "I'm an idiot! I should have worked at the BNP!" (One of the largest banks in France.)
Sunday, May 6, 2012, one minute before the election results - France prepares to flick away Sarkozy.
First official photo of newly elected Hollande, pushing Sarkozy into a meat grinder.
Depicted: Marine Le Pen, leader of the far right Front National party. "The new model for John Galliano." Galliano, portrayed in background, made anti-Semitic remarks just before Paris Fashion Week in 2011.
After Gerard Depardieu decided to leave France for Belgium to avoid taxes, Charlie Hebdo published a cover asking if Belgium had the capacity to welcome the entire world's cholesterol.
After an armed man entered French newspaper LibŽration's offices in Paris in 2013, injuring one staff member, Charlie Hebdo published this cover which reads: The press is doing fine. It excites jerks."
If the Kouachis underwent a similar radicalization, early reports suggest it was younger brother Cherif, not big brother Said, who took the lead. Cherif had already spent time in prison in 2008 for being part of an organization that was recruiting jihadis, while Said's rap sheet is said to be clean. Both brothers were in Syria within the past year, however, and might well have come back radicalized. According to a witness at the scene of the Charlie Hebdo killings, one of the masked shooters said, "You can tell the media that it's al-Qaeda in Yemen."
The Menendez brothers may have similarly schooled one another in grievance, sharing both a home and a hall of mirrors relationship in which they convinced each other that their wealthy parents had done them wrong and that nothing could be more just than for them to die for their crimes and lose their fortune to the sons they'd mistreated. Indeed, the idea that they'd been abused was at the center of the failed defense the brothers mounted at trial.
Certainly, it's not just siblings who can share a poisonous—and ultimately murderous—relationship. John Allen Muhammad and Lee Roy Malvo, the Beltway snipers who terrorized the Washington metropolitan area in 2003 weren't brothers. Nor were Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, the Columbine killers. But in both cases there was a dominant partner—very similar to an older sibling. Muhammad was much older than Malvo—41 at the time of the killings compared to Malvo, who was only 17. Klebold and Harris were classmates, but Harris was the far stronger, far more lethally charismatic personality, someone who would likely have turned out a monster no matter what. Without Harris, Klebold may have had a chance.
It's way too early to say anything with certainty about the Kouachis' relationship. Even if both survive the ongoing manhunt and are captured, it may be impossible to unravel their shared pathology. It matters—some—to try, because understanding the mind of evil may help prevent such crimes in the future. But in some ways the effort is irrelevant. The 12 people killed in the Charlie Hebdo attack are never coming back; the 11 people who were injured can never be fully uninjured. It is a sad fact of this latest human atrocity that the sibling relationship—which can be one of the richest and most nurturing of all—may have been the source of so much suffering.
Write to Jeffrey Kluger at jeffrey.kluger@time.com.


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Christopher Schenk March 28, 2019, 12:27 p.m.
The spacing here looks a bit odd. I would have expected mtu=%d instead.
Is this necessary or was there a reason for doing this?
> The spacing here looks a bit odd. I would have expected mtu=%d instead.
> Is this necessary or was there a reason for doing this?
do not work when started using the interactive service.
checked which one is appropriate here.
From a user perspective, there should probably be a way to disable any programmatic setting of mtu.  In our usage, the same network interface that OpenVPN traffic goes out on often also must carry large traffic to other destinations that not uncommonly go through some low mtu path. In these cases we have to manually set mtu to a setting that most likely is much lower than OpenVPN might sense it as.
>> The spacing here looks a bit odd. I would have expected mtu=%d instead.
>> Is this necessary or was there a reason for doing this?
> do not work when started using the interactive service.
> checked which one is appropriate here.
> From a user perspective, there should probably be a way to disable any programmatic setting of mtu.  In our usage, the same network interface that OpenVPN traffic goes out on often also must carry large traffic to other destinations that not uncommonly go through some low mtu path. In these cases we have to manually set mtu to a setting that most likely is much lower than OpenVPN might sense it as.
do path MTU sensing if supported, or just statically calculated).
interactive service as well. So i modified the patch accordingly.
> > do not work when started using the interactive service.
> > checked which one is appropriate here.
> interactive service as well. So i modified the patch accordingly.
> function instead of netsh.
sent out by git-send-email so that we can apply and test the patch.
two cases into one by defining a string "IPv4" or "IPv6"
based on the value of family?
The same applies to windows_set_mtu() as well.
> two cases into one by defining a string "IPv4" or "IPv6"
> based on the value of family?
> The same applies to windows_set_mtu() as well.
service-related stuff calling a common function for ipv4-or-ipv6 stuff).


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Q: Question with solving for complex power, S, for each component

simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab
Hi!
So I have a couple questions that I have already tried to solve that I think I am going in a little bit of the wrong direction with.
So at first I am suppose to find the source current \$i\$:
What I have tried to do seemed too simple. I made it so \$t=0\$. And so the voltage source was \$2\$ V. Then I did a KVL and got \$i = 1\$A. But I feel like I should've used impedances.
I know the impedances:
Capacitor = \$-10j\$
Inductor = \$10j\$
Resistors = \$1\$
How do I find the complex power of each component with the impedences?
Also side noting:
How do I change \$2\cos(10t)\$ to Vrms?
Thank you :)

A: To get complex power, you first need to get voltage on the three components after R1. You can calculate it like a voltage divider, when you first combine impedances of R2,C1,L1. \$Z_{L_1}=j\omega L_1=10j\Omega\$, \$Z_{C_1}=\frac{1}{j\omega C_1}=-0.1j\Omega\$, \$Z_{R_2}=1\Omega\$. Make inverse terms to get admittance, add them and invert again. \$Z_{R_2,C_1,L_1}=\frac{10j}{10j-99}\Omega\$. RMS voltage of source is \$\frac{2}{\sqrt{2}}\mathrm{V}\$, scaled by \$\dfrac{\frac{10j}{10j-99}}{\frac{10j}{10j-99}+1}\$ it is \$\frac{200\sqrt{2}}{10201}-\frac{990\sqrt{2}}{10201}i\, \mathrm{V}\$.
Now you can start with power calculation. \$S=V\cdot I^*=\frac{V\cdot V^*}{Z^*}\$, \$S_{L_1}=\frac{20}{10201}i\, \mathrm{VA}\$, \$S_{C_1}=-\frac{2000}{10201}i\, \mathrm{VA}\$, \$S_{R2}=\frac{200}{10201}\, \mathrm{VA}\$
Last thing is the power at R1. Voltage at it is \$\frac{2}{\sqrt{2}} \cdot \dfrac{1}{\frac{10j}{10j-99}+1}=\frac{10001\sqrt{2}}{10201}+\frac{990\sqrt{2}}{10201}i\, \mathrm{V}\$, and \$S_{R_1}=\frac{19802}{10201}\, \mathrm{VA}\$.

A: 1) The total impedance of your circuit is
$$Z_{total}=R_1+(-j{{1}\over{10 C_1}}||j\cdot 10L_1||R_2)=R_1+{1 \over j\cdot (10C_1-{1 \over 10L_1})+{1 \over R_2} }=1+{1 \over 1+9.9j} \approx 1.01+j\cdot 0.0999 \Omega \approx 1.01504 \cdot e^{-j\cdot 0.098}\Omega$$
From that, you can easily calculate the complex amplitude of the current:
$$I={V_1 \over Z_{total}}={2\over1.01504 \cdot e^{-j\cdot 0.098}}\approx 1.97\cdot e^{j\cdot 0.098} A$$
2) The complex power through a resistor, capacitor or inductor can be expressed as \${V\cdot I^*} \over 2\$, where \$V\$ is the complex amplitude of the voltage across the element and \$I^*\$ is the conjugate of the complex amplitude of the current flowing through it.

*

*The current of \$R_1\$ is the current calculated in 1). The voltage across it can be expressed as \$V_{R1}=I\cdot R_1=1.97\cdot e^{j\cdot 0.098}V\$. Therefore, \$S_{R1}={1.97\cdot e^{j\cdot 0.098}\cdot1.97\cdot e^{-j\cdot 0.098}\over2}={1.97^2\over 2}=1.94045VA\$. It is a resistor, so its power is purely real. (By the way, the ideal reactive elements – capacitors, inductors – have purely reactive power.)

*Let the impedance of the 3 parallel elements be \$Z_2\$. The voltage across them  is common, let's call it \$V_2=V_1\cdot {Z_2\over R_1+Z_2}={Z_2 \over Z_{total}}\$ (voltage division between \$R_1\$ and the parallel elements). I'm not going through the calculations, but every power can be now expressed as \${V_2\cdot I_{element}^* \over 2}={V_2^2 \over Z_{element}}\$.

3) Side note: The RMS value of a sine/cosine function is calculated as \$amplitude\over \sqrt 2\$, in our case it is \${2\over \sqrt2}=\sqrt 2 V\$.

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The scrutiny committee of Children, Education and Families covers a lot of areas and issues as the title suggests. One of the areas discussed at today's meeting was School Academies. Like it or not, since the Academies Bill came into law a school can become one if it meets the standard and the Head and Governors agree (they do not need parents permission). This means once an Academy, it is out of the control of the Local Authority (LA), which is Cornwall Council.
Academy Schools are State Funded (directly) independent schools. If a school is an Academy it is outside the Local Authority and a separate legal entity. The school premises and land are transferred or leased to the Academy. All staff are directly employed by the Academy.
Where as Local Authority Maintained School receive their funding direct from the Local Authority (Council), follow the National Curriculum and are regularly inspected by Ofsted. There are four types of school under the LA. These are Community Schools, Foundation and Trust Schools, Voluntary-aided Schools and Voluntary-controlled Schools.
Putting aside if you think they are a good idea, or bad, I thought I would give you the numbers on how many schools are now Academies, the types of schools which have, and the number of children taken out of directly controlled education. Currently in Cornwall there are 31 Secondary Schools and 236 Primary School that were until recently under the control of the Local Authority.
On the 11th August there are now 30 less schools that receive their funding direct from the Government. This is further broken-down of 12 Secondary Schools, 14 Primary Schools and 2 Junior Schools. A further nine schools will become Academies by the end of 2011 and a further seven could become Academies in the first quarter of 2012. This of course does not include any further applications.
This means 19,098 or 28% of our children are currently in education in independent schools.
This leaves 221 schools under the LA. If these schools all stay, then this is a good number especially when funding is concerned. However, when a school becomes an Academy the LA loses the funding for this school, as it goes straight to the new Academy. The real danger is the more money taken out of the LA schools budget the less there is for the rest. As you see the LA money is shared amongst all the schools, but less money in the pot some schools could be unaffordable to run; this is especially true of the smaller schools that generally get more money per head than the larger schools.
Personally, I am quite worried about Academies because I fear a two-tiered education system, especially when an Academy will be allowed to set its own curriculum, admission policy and will not be subject to LA inspection. This last point is worrying, because you would have to go via the Sec of State for Education if you have any problem with the school that cannot be solved by the Head, or Governors.
Hows this for a jumped up academy, made its own rules and fines the parents not only £100 for taking a child out of school on holiday but £100 for every person that went on holiday with that child. How they can prove it I do not know. This is a fact. The only way they are getting away with it is because the parents sign to abide by their rules before the child is accepted.
I think the whole idea of calling them acadamies is for the snob aspect, and will result in unhealthy rivalry between schools. It could cause false class distinction. Thought the whole concept of school uniform was to prevent class distinction between children.


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Watch Mizzou's EQ semifinalists pitch their ventures on Tuesday, March 19, 9 to noon, Monsanto Auditorium, Bond Life Sciences Center.
Each team will have 10 minutes to pitch and 5 minutes for Q&A. They represent 13 degree programs and eight colleges and schools.
Presentations will be in the following order: Teanna Bass, Sweet Tea Cosmetics; Clayton Cary, Infoproduct; Nicholas DeLoach, ProActive Escape; Brian Huch, Lawcate; Mike Lin, Pick-Me-Up Pad; Libby Martin, Calving Technologies; Andrew Northern, gamer URL; Drew Patel, Identifying Me; Chase Scanlan, SL.App; and Jack Schroder, Stove to Store.
View our gallery of movie-style posters featuring the EQ semifinalists that MU student company Mint Creative produced. Follow them @mintccreativegroup on Instagram.
MU veterinary student Libby Martin grew up on a small-town farm with cattle scattered on many different pastures and properties. One problem her family had was accurately tracking calving in their cows. This prevented them from discovering birth complications in time to save some cows and calves.
This problem motivated Martin, who studied animal sciences as an undergraduate, to invent a solution and perfect it with the help of classes and hands-on experiences offered through Mizzou's many entrepreneurial programs and courses. Martin's technology is a special collar that measures and transmits a pregnant cow's feed intake, body temperature and GPS to a mobile app that alerts cattle producers when she enters active birth.
This is the first year for the University of Missouri System's two-semester EQ program, which provides students at each of the four universities with new skills and mentors who guide them through the idea validation and venture development process.
Fifteen Mizzou teams took part in an EQ pitch competition in November. Eleven semifinalists, including Martin, completed an eight-week education program with input from alumni, industry leaders, coaches and subject-matter experts.
"EQ provides students from across Mizzou with the opportunity to network with like-minded innovators. In the end, it gives them a platform to pitch their idea to a panel of successful entrepreneurs for the seed funding they need for their ventures," said Greg Bier, director of MU's EQ program.
On March 19, MU's semifinalists compete for $30,000 and chance to challenge the top three finalists from S&T, UMKC and UMSL during the EQ Finals that will take place on April 5 in Columbia. Both pitch competitions are awarding $15,000 for first place, $10,000 for second and $5,000 for third place.
MU business major Ross Scanlan is pitching SL.App, a digital platform that alleviates the stress of subleasing an apartment by matching lessees and lessors based on location, time-frame, pricing and more. Scanlan and his team won $500 for SL.App in the November competition as the audience favorite.
Scanlan and Martin will compete for one of MU's top three spots along with Andrew Northern, gameURL; Clay Cary, Infoproduct; Drew Patel, Identifying.Me; Brian Huch, Lawcate; Mike Lin, Pick-Me-Up Pad; Nicholas DeLoach, ProActive Escape; Jack Schroder, Stove to Store; and Teanna Bass, Sweet Tea Cosmetics.


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Married comedy duo Cameron Esposito and Rhea Butcher will take the stage at the Majestic Theatre Sunday to perform a politically relevant set about relationships and the U.S. social climate.
Through their set, the couple hopes they can both provide comedic relief and touch on subjects of importance in a light-hearted yet unapologetic way.
Their Madison stop is the last on their "Back to Back" tour, which began in Brooklyn Oct. 8. They are also famous for their podcast and live Los Angeles show "Put Your Hands Together" and their comedy series "Take My Wife," the first television show to be created and co-starred by a gay married couple.
Esposito and Butcher focus heavily on relationship humor, especially because they have the unique opportunity to represent both sides of the relationship on one stage. Through this, the comedy duo hopes to shed light on the prevalence of queer identities and provide much-needed representation.
The pair has been performing as a team since before they were even dating, after Esposito first saw Butcher perform live. After meeting, Esposito immediately booked Butcher to open for the shows she was currently headlining.
As they gained more experience working together, Butcher transitioned from an opener to a co-headliner, and the two have been inseparable since.
Live stand-up is their preferred medium, despite having long-term experience in other areas such as podcasts and writing, Butcher said.
Esposito holds similar feelings regarding live performance, and describes it as a transcending feeling.
Due to their similar senses of humor and tours together, a competitive nature unsurprisingly forms between them, Butcher said. However, they assured that it's all in good fun.
Sets may not always be perfect, according to the duo, but that shouldn't deter aspiring comedians to continue doing what they love.
If an audience doesn't respond to a joke, Esposito and Butcher explained that it's an exhilarating, raw feeling that only compels comedians to try harder.
Esposito and Buther encourage others pursuing comedy as a career to gain exposure and experience through continuous practice, and to attend and watch lots of comedy shows, too.
While Madison has a growing stand-up scene, Butcher encourages emerging stand-up comedians to visit Chicago to experience their live comedy scene firsthand at least once.
"It's a skill that you learn via apprenticeship and by doing it. You have to learn by doing. If you want to be a comic, get out there, do your first open mic, then do your second open mic," Esposito said.
Esposito and Butcher are also awed by the amount of support they receive, and make continuous efforts to connect with fans of their shows.
Live tours and the shows "Take My Wife" and "Put Your Hands Together" created a humbling sense of community in their fan base, the couple said.
The couple is excited to meet old fans and new, and see how their fan base has grown.
Esposito and Butcher will take the stage at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 15, and urge Madison fans to make an appearance.
"I promise you that it will be up Madison's alley. Trust me, I've only ever had great shows there. Such a great city, I love it," Esposito said.


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Rising Star Dr Niamh Merriman
Dr Niamh Merriman was awarded the rising star award at the 2019 OPSYRIS meeting in Oxford.
She is a post-doctoral research fellow on the StrokeCog project at Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI). Her research focuses on the development and testing of a novel complex intervention aimed at improving outcomes for patients with post-stroke cognitive impairment (PSCI).
Currently, psychological involvement in stroke care, and cognitive rehabilitation, is severely limited in Ireland. The intervention has been developed using an evidence-based approach in accordance with the framework recommended for developing and evaluating complex interventions by the Medical Research Council (MRC). Dr Merriman has undertaken a systematic review of the evidence-base for effectiveness of non-RCT psychological interventions for PSCI, and is currently involved in a Cochrane review of RCT psychological interventions aimed at PSCI.
She has done extensive qualitative work with stroke survivors, carers, & healthcare professionals to identify stakeholder perceptions on intervention.
Currently, Dr Merriman is engaged in a series of carefully constructed feasibility studies to establish the feasibility of intervention components including recruitment, assessment, intervention content and delivery. Findings from the intervention development process have been published in BMJ Open and in Disability and Rehabilitation, and presented at the European Stroke Organisation Conference and OPSYRIS 2018. Following feasibility testing, the aim is to test a pilot intervention and ultimately conduct a definitive trial of a psychological intervention for PSCI.
Dr Merriman has extensive experience in intervention design, having previously conducted intervention studies in the area of multisensory perception and spatial navigation at Trinity College Dublin (where she was awarded her PhD in 2015) and Disney Research.
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Survival Z, Lumen and Populus Run: All the games we can't wait to play on Apple Arcade
We're counting down the days until these Apple Arcade games are available to play.
Shelby Brown
Jan. 15, 2021 8:28 a.m. PT
Apple Arcade has a game for almost everyone.
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Apple Arcade kicked off 2021 with the launch of Oceanhorn: Chronos Dungeon and is teasing more games to come. Since its launch in 2019, Apple's subscription mobile gaming service has released over 140 games to play across the iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV. One of the most anticipated games of 2020 -- The Pathless from Annapurna Interactive and Giant Squid -- joined the $5-a-month service in November.
Apple Arcade has steadily released new games every week or so, as well as updating others. Even though the gaming service has amassed an impressive catalog of games, we're still waiting on some of the biggest titles promised at launch.
Here are the latest titles announced by Apple Arcade.
Survival Z
Developer: Ember Entertainment
Can you survive in the wake of a deadly zombie attack? Survival Z has 50 levels with constantly changing routes for the ultimate replayable game. Place traps and set up obstacles to slow down the undead hoard. Level up, upgrade your character's equipment to stand a better chance during the apocalypse. Locate and join up with other survivors to stay one step ahead.
Developer: Lykkegaard
Lumen is a new game from the creators of Tint that lets you play with light and reflections to solve puzzles. In the game, you discover an antique box owned by the late inventor Mrs. Olivia MacLumen. Her stories about her life and inventions are saved on film frames. To see them, you'll need to position lenses and angle mirrors to aim the beam of light to reveal the frame. Each puzzle you solve unlocks a new frame to learn more about the mysterious inventor.
Populus Run
Developer: Fiftytwo
Control a crowd of people in this quirky new running game. Battle bosses and dodge giant food obstacles on the track.
Here's everything else we're looking forward to:
The Artful Escape
Developer: Annapurna Interactive
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The Artful Escape tells the story of teenage guitar prodigy Francis Vendetti. On the night of his first performance, Francis finds himself on a psychedelic quest of self discovery. Along the way, he battles dead folk legends and, at times, his own imagination.
The Artful Escape was first announced at E3 2017 and was listed in the Apple Arcade lineup last year. The X019 trailer promises a colorful, neon, musical side-scroller.
Enter the Construct
Developer: Directive Games
Not many details were available about Enter the Construct last year, except that it was expected to be available at Apple Arcade's launch. At that time, the images and videos showed the game as a first-person sci-fi shooter. Since then, there has been little to no information about Enter the Construct, so it's possible it's taken on a new name or has been canceled. Directive Games didn't respond to a request for comment, but we'll update if we hear anything.
Fantasian
Developer: Mistwalker
Mistwalker
Fantasian's creator Hironobu Sakaguchi, a mastermind behind multiple RPGs including Final Fantasy, posts updates about the upcoming JRPG game fairly regularly on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. If you're excited about Fantasian, you can scroll through Sakaguchi's social media and get a look at the game's concept art and its handcrafted dioramas as they're being built. Mistwalker has posted designs of New Town En, Magitech Factory in Machine City, Secret Base and the Water City of Vence from the game.
Developers: Mad About Pandas
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HitchHiker is a mystery puzzle game where you play as the hitchhiker who doesn't remember anything about their identity, their past or their destination. You'll travel with five different drivers and make choices in the conversations that can help you remember your dark secrets. Solve environmental puzzles, keep an eye out for clues everywhere and make alliances -- but remember that nothing is what it seems.
Apple Arcade: 50 of our favorite games so far
Developer: Noodlecake Studios
The squirrel population in Melmoth Forest is acting suspiciously and it's up to you, as a field researcher, to get to the bottom of it. Pack up your map, cameras, motion sensors, thermal imaging tech and GPS for the weirdest surveillance mission ever. Along the way, you'll be tasked with missions: placing cameras, observing footage, tracking the squirrels' movements and more. With all that gear, plus your logic and wit, will you be able to uncover a bigger conspiracy?
Developers: Will Wright and Gallium Artists
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Proxi is an AI simulation game from The Sims creator Will Wright. The game is built out of the player's memories, using them as building blocks in the 3D world. Instead of creating a city or a house, as the player would do in The Sims, Proxi models the brain. You can store memories and millions of interconnected concepts, according to the website.
Spire Blast
Developer: Orbital Knight
Spire Blast is a Candy Crush-style puzzle game in which players must match colored bricks to blast and knock down towers. Your hungry dragon companions can help, but you have to take good care of them. The game is physics-based, so be mindful of how you match and shoot the bricks -- it will influence how the tower topples.
Ultimate Rivals: The Court
Developer: Bit Fry
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This is a basketball-based follow-up to last year's Ultimate Rivals: The Rink, which was a hyped-up three-on-three ice hockey game where you played as real stars from all kinds of sports -- with added superpowers. Future iterations of the game could bring football, baseball or soccer to Apple Arcade.
Developer: Aquiris
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When Wonderbox, formerly Box Project, was announced for Apple Arcade, there weren't many details available aside from a photo of a cardboard box. Now, the action-adventure game is due out soon, has an official name, and looks like fun for the whole family.
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With so many things to do in Sokcho, it's important to choose a good Hotel.
Sea Village is a self-catering apartment located within a 5-minute walk from the popular Sokcho Beach. The property offers free on-site parking and a free luggage storage service. Free WiFi is accessible in public areas.


You can use this service to make changes to your direct debit for your Council Tax account.
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Kelly Falkner
Dr. Kelly K. Falkner, a member of the federal Senior Executive Service, serves as the Director of the Office of Polar Programs of the U. S. National Science Foundation (NSF). She oversees an annual budget of approximately $500 million in support of U.S. investigators at a wide variety of institutions to conduct Arctic and Antarctic research as well as the infrastructure and logistics to support that research. Dr. Falkner is also the Director of the U.S. Antarctic Program, which NSF manages on behalf of all of U.S. government. She currently serves as the Chair of the Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programs and as a member of the U.S. Delegation to the annual Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting. She is the recipient of a 2018 Presidential rank Award for Meritorious Service. Dr. Falkner was a Professor in Chemical Oceanography at Oregon State University for 25 years before joining government service.
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Soeur's Figue shirt is a straight cut tartan weave cotton shirt. The collar has small flounces and the sleeves are gathered at the cuffs. There are also small flounces and flat pleats topstitched on the front which is button fastening.