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[10/24/16 - 11:26 PM]
Development Update: Monday, October 24
Updates include: Joseph "Rev Run" Simmons, Justine Simmons to star in ABC comedy; Kwame Patterson tapped for TNT's "Monsters of God"; and Josh Stolberg to pen latest take on "Weaveworld" for The CW.
Development Update: Friday, October 14
Updates include: DeWanda Wise set as lead in Netflix's "She's Gotta Have It"; Chuck Lorre to adapt "Bonfire of the Vanities" at Amazon; and Mark Feuerstein tapped for role in Netflix's "Wet Hot American Summer."
Updates include: ABC eyes another revival of "Fantasy Island"; Cinemax looks to bring George R.R. Martin's "The Skin Trade" to the small screen; and Chris Vance cast as Non on "Supergirl" at CBS.
CBS to Burn Off Remaining "Millers," "McCarthys" Episodes on Saturday Nights in July
Look for back-to-back episodes from the former at 8:00/7:00c and the latter at 9:00/8:00c starting July 4.
CBS Pulls the Plug on "Battle Creek," "Stalker" & "The McCarthys"
Kal Penn, Maggie Q and Joey McIntyre, co-stars on the respective series, took to Twitter in response to the news.
[03/17/15 - 11:55 AM]
"The Odd Couple" Is Television's #1 New Comedy in Viewers, Adults 18-49 and Adults 25-54
CBS further spins the numbers for the season to date.
Time Period-Winning "The Odd Couple" Retains Solid 90% of Its Premiere Adults 18-49 Rating
CBS spins the numbers for Thursday, February 26.
CBS Pulls "The McCarthys" from Lineup; "Big Bang Theory" Repeats to Fill Remaining Weeks
The freshman comedy had been set to air two more times: February 5 and February 12.
ABC Dominates the First Night of the February Sweep with the Return of TGIT, Scoring its Highest Adult 18-49 Rating Since Season-Premiere Thursday
ABC spins the numbers for Thursday, January 29.
CBS Bumps This Week's "The McCarthys" for Extra "Big Bang" Repeat
Look for repeats of "The Big Bang Theory" at 8:00/7:00c and 9:30/8:30c this Thursday, January 22.
CBS Rings in 2015 with All-New Episodes of Its Series, Beginning Friday, Jan. 2
The Eye details the winter returns of its series (SPOILERS!).
"Mom" Matches Series-Best Adults 18-49 Rating
CBS spins the numbers for Thursday, December 11.
CBS's Thanksgiving Week Feast Includes the Top Five Dramas, Top Five Comedies and Top Four New Shows
CBS spins the numbers for the week of November 24-30.
CBS Extends "The McCarthys" by Two Episodes
The news comes on the heels of last month's script order, bringing its season total to 15 episodes.
Rudolph Is Saluted by His Fellow CBS Stars in a Network On-Air Campaign Celebrating the Holidays and the 50th Anniversary of the Classic Special "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer"
These holiday spots, which launched on Thanksgiving and will run through the end of December, feature an array of CBS stars congratulating their four-legged network peer on his impressive milestone.
CBS Celebrates the Holidays with Very Merry Episodes
These original episodes join the previously announced holiday music specials as well as perennial holiday favorites.
Development Update: Thursday, November 20
Updates include: FOX to take latest stab at "Global Frequency"; Iliza Shlesinger to write, star in "Forever 31" at ABC; and quartet bound for Cinemax's "Outcast."
Development Update: Friday, November 14
Updates include: Elizabeth Perkins boards TNT's "Cocaine Cowboys"; Jessy Schram, Jonathan Banks join Lifetime's "The Lizzie Borden Chronicles"; and AMC passes on comedy pilot "We Hate Paul Revere."
ABC Wins 3rd Straight Thursday of the November Sweep in Adults 18-49
ABC spins the numbers for Thursday, November 13.
Updates include: CBS gives "The McCarthys" two additional scripts; Netflix on track to revive "Longmire"; and VH1 is in talks to bring back MTV's "The Osbournes."
CBS Opens the Season with Seven Straight Wins for the First Time in Eight Years
CBS spins the numbers for the week of November 3-9.
ABC Wins 2nd Straight Thursday - Up Year to Year and Week to Week
ABC spins the numbers for Thursday, November 6.
CBS Wins in Viewers for the Sixth Consecutive Week and Places First in Adults 25-54
CBS spins the numbers for the week of October 27-November 2.
ABC Beats CBS' Thursday Night Premieres to Win the Opening Night Of the November Sweep for the 2nd Straight Year in Adults 18-49
ABC spins the numbers for Thursday, October 30.
CBS Stars Get Social with a Week-Long #CBSInstagramTakeover Oct. 27 - Nov. 2!
In addition to Instagram, fans can follow along on the series' Facebook pages and CBS.com.
Development Update: Friday, September 26
Updates include: Josh Holloway lands lead role on USA's "Colony"; Kourtney Kang asks "Who's Steve" at ABC; and Jenna Bans, Ol Parker also book projects at the Alphabet.
CBS Continues "The Big Bang Theory" Hour to Open Monday
"Mom" will now premiere on Thursday, October 30 while "The Millers" will move up to Monday, October 20.
Development Update: Wednesday, September 10
Updates include: Leslie Bibb to topline Amazon's "Salem Rogers: Model of the Year 1998"; FOX gives cast-contingent pilot order to "Runner"; and Warner Horizon Television to pitch "Longmire" to Amazon, Netflix.
Development Update: Tuesday, August 26
Updates include: Netflix renews "BoJack Horseman" for second season; Warner Bros. Television mulls "Full House" revival; and Lucy Punch to star in potential comedy for FX.
"CBS Fall Preview," A Special Presenting a "First Look" at the Network's New Fall Series, Will Be Broadcast Monday, Sept. 1
Jim Nantz hosts the annual offering, which highlights the network's five new fall series.
2014 PaleyFest Fall TV Previews Lineup, Dates Announced
The Paley Center for Media will present the 10th annual PALEYFEST Fall TV Previews on September 6-15, 2014 at The Paley Center for Media in Los Angeles, and September 6-7 in New York.
CBS Announces a Multi-Phase Rollout for Fall Premiere Dates
"Madam Secretary" will be the Eye's first newcomer out of the gate on Sunday, September 21.
Development Update: Wednesday, June 11
Updates include: Brianna Brown departs ABC's "The Whispers"; NBC gives full-fledged pilot order to Jerrod Carmichael comedy; and Carol Mendelsohn departs "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation."
Video: First Look at New 2014-15 Primetime Series from CBS
Check out the full trailers for "Madam Secretary," "The McCarthys," "NCIS: New Orleans," "Stalker," "Scorpion" and more!
CBS Confirms End of "Two and a Half Men," Retires Phrase "Midseason"
Plus: Nina Tassler talks about the decision not to pick up its comedy pilot "How I Met Your Dad."
CBS Announces Its 2014-2015 Primetime Schedule
Highlights include the relocated "The Big Bang Theory" to lead off Monday nights at 8:00/7:00c.
Development Update: Friday, May 9 - Five Dramas, Two Comedies Kick Off Series Orders at CBS
Comedies "The McCarthys" and "The Odd Couple" will be joined by dramas "Battle Creek," "Madam Secretary," "Scorpion," "Stalker" and "NCIS: New Orleans."
Development Update: Friday, January 24
Updates include: ABC gives green light to four drama pilots; NBC does the same with two multi-camera comedies; and trio boards "The Comedians" at FX.
Updates include: Tyler Ritter to star "The McCarthys" at CBS; "Red Band Society," "Runner" on track for series at FOX; and Mary Steenburgen to recur on FX's "Justified."
Development Update: Wednesday, January 15
Updates include: NBC adds three comedies to pilot roster; Natasha Leggero, Riki Lindhome team for Comedy Central project; and Kendrick Sampson boards FOX's "Gracepoint."
Development Update: Monday, January 6
Updates include: Wes Brown joins E!'s "Songbyrd"; Jimmy Dunn to return to CBS's "The McCarthys"; and Jack Cutmore-Scott is cast in Matt Hubbard's FOX comedy pilot.
Development Update: Week of December 30-January 3
Updates include: Laurie Metcalf joins "The McCarthys" at CBS; Bonnie Dennison first to board Matt Hubbard's FOX comedy; and Tamera Mowry confirms end of ""Tia & Tamera."
Development Update: Friday, August 23
Updates include: MTV's "Faking It" taps principal roles; Jack McGee, Joey McIntyre return for CBS's "The McCarthys"; and NBC to revive ABC's 2001 pilot "Me and My Needs."
Development Update: Monday, June 24
Updates include: Julianne Nicholson to lead Sundance's "The Descendants"; CBS gives "The McCarthys" a new pilot order; and James McCaffrey to visit USA's "Suits."
Development Update: Wednesday, May 29
Updates include: Arnold Schwarzenegger brings "Pump" to Showtime; "Two and a Half Men" casting new female regular; and Adam Bernstein to helm FX's "Fargo."
Development Update: Sunday, May 12 - Odds & Ends
Updates include: Alex Kapp Horner departs FOX's "Surviving Jack"; CBS passes on a slew of pilots; and Angela Bassett, Patti LuPone board FX's "American Horror Story: Coven."
MCCARTHYS, THE (CBS)
10/30/14 - 7/11/15
1 (15 episodes, 0 of which have yet to air)
confirmed as canceled on 5/8/15
(from CBS's press release, May 2014) THE McCARTHYS is a multi-camera comedy about a loud, sports-crazed Boston family whose somewhat athletically challenged son, Ronny (Tyler Ritter), is chosen by his father to be his assistant high school basketball coach, much to the surprise of his more qualified siblings. Ronny wants nothing more than to move away, join the singles scene and find a partner. His distraught mother, Marjorie (Laurie Metcalf), is not upset that her favorite son is gay, but that he wants to leave Boston and his family. Ronny's plans change, however, when his politically incorrect and outspoken father, Arthur (Jack McGee), stuns everyone with his choice for an assistant. Touched by his father's offer, Ronny embarks on a completely different future - and he can be sure that his loving, tight-knit family is going to have a very vocal opinion about it. Jimmy Dunn, Joey McIntyre and Kelen Coleman also star. Brian Gallivan, Mike Sikowitz, Will Gluck and Andy Ackerman are the executive producers for Sony Pictures Television in association with CBS Television Studios. Emmy Award winner Andy Ackerman directed the pilot.
· Jack McGee as Arthur
· Jimmy Dunn as Sean
· Joey McIntyre as Gerard
· Kelen Coleman as Jackie
· Laurie Metcalf as Marjorie
· Tyler Ritter as Ronny
· Andy Ackerman as DIR (Pilot)
· Brian Gallivan as CRTR/EP
· Mike Sikowitz as EP
· Richie Schwartz as CO-EP
· Will Gluck as EP
· comedy (all)
· comedy (multi-camera)
· Olive Bridge Entertainment
· Sony Pictures Television


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Covid-19 Asia: Tech industry lessons and innovations so far
12 March 2020 | Asia
Legal Briefings
Novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has rocked global industry and financial markets since it began.
The tech, media and telecommunications (TMT) sector is no exception, with many companies affected by supply chain, manufacturing and consumer demand issues.
That disruption has been balanced by new innovations and increased use of platforms to tackle and ameliorate the impact of the outbreak on citizens, markets and companies alike.
Innovations and business responses already underway in Asia may extend to new countries and regions as the outbreak spreads.
According to Sina Tech News, Chinese technology giant Alibaba has developed an AI system capable of detecting COVID-19 in a computerized tomography scan of a patients' chest within 20 seconds, with allegedly 96% accuracy. The system was trained on images and data from 5,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases, and is reportedly being used by at least 100 healthcare facilities in China already.
Competitor Ping An Healthcare and Technology recently announced a similar system that can detect COVID-19 in 15 seconds with 90% accuracy. Ping An also reported a 10-fold increase in the number of users on its online health care and consultation platform between 22 January and 6 February 2020, compared with the first 21 days of January. The chairman and chief executive said that the COVID-19 outbreak had demonstrated that online medical consultation is an efficient and convenient method to allow patients to avoid catching infectious diseases.
Smartphone apps are another innovative tool to assist citizens in the battle against COVID-19. In South Korea, developers have created applications that alert users if they are in the vicinity of a 'high-risk' location as classified by the government. There are also apps that provide data about the age, gender and nationality of infected patients, as well as the venues they visited before infection. The attempt by app developers to simplify and present government data in a more reader-friendly way has been widely welcomed.
Market players have an unprecedented opportunity to respond to this new receptiveness to and critical need for online or technology-driven healthcare solutions, which may drive even greater innovation and investment in this area.
Increased demand for grocery and food deliveries during the COVID-19 outbreak has not only created more business opportunities for e-commerce companies, but also more employment opportunities for temporary staff.
RedMart, the grocery arm of e-commerce firm Lazada, has recently witnessed an unprecedented level of demand in Singapore. Singapore-based technology giant Grab has stated that its food delivery business saw a more than 20% jump in orders over the last couple of weeks.
Meicai, a Chinese technology start-up that provides direct delivery services between farms and restaurants, announced recruitment of over 10,000 frontline employees in mid-February. JD Logistics, the logistics arm of e-commerce company JD.com, also created over 20,000 new positions. Meituan, another grocery delivery service provider, received four times more grocery orders in February 2020 compared to the same period last year.
The strong demand for e-commerce in China and Southeast Asia more broadly has offset some of the adverse impact of COVID-19 on traditional retail sales. E-commerce platforms globally still face challenges however – unprecedented online demand is testing the scale and reliability of platforms while human and quarantine issues in logistics are compromising supply and delivery.
Force majeure provisions are important in the context of supply chain disruptions. When unforeseeable events beyond the control of a contractual party occur, depending on the exact wording of the clause in question, the obligations of the parties may be suspended or deferred. In some cases, it may even release a party from its contractual obligations without liability.
Typically, events that constitute force majeure include outbreaks of war, extreme or very unusual weather events, and natural disasters. Given the recent situation, parties may now wish to include epidemics, pandemics and/or quarantine restrictions as force majeure events. Other issues such as the enforcement of obligations, termination rights, change of law clauses and other contractual protections and mitigating factors will need to be carefully navigated in existing contracts and clauses tightened from here.
The surge in demand for the products and services of the e-commerce industry also means intensified competition amongst market players. With higher expectations from consumers on the reliability of services, companies with more solid technological support are more likely to win over consumers.
Remote working tools and online teaching platforms
The Chinese Ministry of Education launched a national cloud learning platform to ensure students' continued learning during school closures caused by the outbreak. Major telecommunications operators such as China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom worked with tech giants including Baidu, Alibaba and Huawei to support the platform.
Before the national platform launched, a number of Chinese tech giants offered free online classes, including Alibaba's DingTalk homeschool programme, Tencent Classroom and Huawei Cloud Classroom, each recording a spike in users.
Videoconferencing software has also seen a significant increase in demand. Universities and companies have relied heavily on video conferences as global travel bans have been imposed and classes and events have been cancelled. According to an estimate by Bernstein, Zoom Video Communications Inc., a US-listed video communication provider, added 2.22 million monthly active users in the first three months of 2020, compared to an addition of 1.99 million throughout the entire 2019. Its fourth quarter earnings announced on 4 March 2020 topped market analysts' estimates and its share price hit an all-time high on 5 March 2020.
The flexibility offered by remote working and education tools have never been more commended than during the COVID-19 outbreak. This may not be a one-off opportunity for market players. This new familiarity may drive long-term adoption after the outbreak.
Media and cloud
"Stay at home" media has been boosted by the COVID-19 outbreak as people stay at home either for quarantine or social distancing purposes. Online demand streaming services and the mobile gaming industry have seen record usage levels. The television industry has responded swiftly to the outbreak by creating new content. For example the format of some reality shows has shifted to a new genre of 'cloud reality shows', where stars are online as part of the show.
The traditional movie industry is, arguably, less adaptive, and is reportedly expecting a loss of billions as a result of the outbreak. Most cinemas in China have been closed since the Lunar New Year, and the share price of some major Chinese film studios suffered an approximate 10% drop in early February. Film releases of major franchises, such as the latest James Bond movie, have been postponed.
Social media recorded a spike in users as people sought both information and an alternative to face-to-face human contact. Weibo, one of the most popular micro-blogging sites in China, saw users grow by 31%. Douyin, a Chinese version of Tik Tok, recorded 102% growth in users. Reports showed that the audience of video-sharing platforms like Douyin have surged to 574 million, a 35% increase from the previous year.
The increased popularity of livestreaming media has also led to increased business for internet and cloud-based applications, with providers such as Amazon and Microsoft Azure performing well in a generally weak economy. The resilience demonstrated by these industry players hints that cloud computing, is still growing in otherwise stagnant markets.
The increased popularity of online streaming services was evident prior to the COVID-19 outbreak. The outbreak has only strengthened user adoption. This also points towards an increasing reliance on cloud-based applications and digital infrastructure as essential platforms to support livestreaming media and other applications.
Opportunities for investors
The TMT sector has demonstrated that it can be flexible, resilient and innovative, despite the impact of COVID-19.
Technology has heavily supported the societal shift to online channels as quarantines and social distancing has increased, and created new methods of communications and support for people in very challenging environments.
In the medium term, this may drive investment in these assets and companies, or trigger traditional companies to speed up their technology transformation strategies.
Investment sources already focused on the sector prior to the outbreak have deep pockets. According to Preqin, the global private equity industry had record levels of "dry powder" estimated at US$1.43 trillion at the end of 2019. Of that, it is estimated that approximately US$350 billion worth of dry powder was available for Asia-focused funds to deploy, much of which is targeted at investments in the tech and healthcare sectors.
With new opportunities come new risks and uncertainties however. Buyers and investors will need to consider issues such as data protection, IT and cyber security risk, and intellectual property as part of due diligence investigations for new investments in unfamiliar sectors. Material adverse change clauses, which allow buyers to walk away before closing if events occur that are detrimental to the target, will need to be crafted and negotiated carefully, and for existing sale agreements, questions of construction will arise in assessing whether the COVID-19 outbreak has triggered a MAC clause.
Investors hungry for growth will need to ensure ongoing compliance with unfamiliar laws and regulations specific to the technology sector.

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S and M Mini Mart and Mellow Madness Tattoo Parlor. South Ave.
Schuber Liquor Store. Park Ave.
Craft Company No. 6. University Ave.
Zimmermann's Hots. North Union St.
Braiding, Barber Shop, and Caribbean Food. Main and Richmond St.
S&S Express, Big Deal Fashions, Boost Mobile, Zips, and Food. Main and Clinton.
819 Clinton Grocery. North Clinton Ave.
New Tropical Pawn Brokers. North Clinton Ave.
Mighty Moe's Chicken. I'm not going to lie, I completely forget where I was when I took this. Could be Portland Avenue.
Red Wing Plaza. Between North Clinton and Hollenbeck St.
CG's Ice Cream Corner. North Clinton Ave.
Did I miss any good ones? Let me know.
Now taking your suggestions for the next 13. Drop a comment below.
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Sorry mike, that first one is at the corner of South Ave. and Comfort St., not Union.
Zack is correct: first one is definitely the South Wedge, good old Comfort Street.
Google says Mighty Moe's is at 844 N Clinton.
I like that part of East Main. It's very urban and full of small businesses.
Love your site. Have to ask-what was your criteria for choosing these storefronts? Certainly an interesting assortment!
Yes! That first is South Ave. Sorry for the mix up. I swapped out the photo at the last minute and forgot to update the caption.
The criteria are fairly loose. I simply go out and shoot as many examples as I can. In this case I came away with 40-50 storefronts after 3-4 hours. Then I try to select the ones I that seem to have the most character or something unique about them that sets them apart. That's tricky. There were many that I really liked but just didn't make the cut. Maybe the quality of the shot wasn't to my liking… or maybe they were too similar to one of the others. For example, Juan & Maria's Empanada Stop got dropped only because Zimmermann's Hots is a similar type of establishment, and Zimmermann's also happened to have the four little girls eating out front which thought was cute.
Anyway, the more I got into this particular subject the more I realized "storefronts" could have gone in a number of different directions. I might decide to do another series of eateries… liquor stores… mini-marts… abandoned store fronts, etc.
For now, I'd consider these to be sort of "a study" rather than a finished thought. But that's part of the fun. I'll take a step back after doing 13 of these studies and then decide if there's something cool here. I dunno yet. Maybe a coffee table book is in order?
@Kwandell, I found Mighty Moe's… it's actually at 562 Portland.
Here are ideas. Streetlights, people having a good day, sunsets, sunrises, statues, benches, odd looking cars, houses in poor repair, historical sites in good condition, apartment buildings, buses, and churches (not recently built ones, old ones). If you drop 1 of these, your year is set.
The section at Main and Clinton is just sad, maybe now that they are out from under the shadow of that horrendous RenSquare plan, the buildings can see some TLC. Would be a nice compliment to the money being poured into Sibley's and Midtown. And by compliment, I mean necessary to the area.
There are some nice storefronts on Dewey Avenue in. Drive anywhere up and down it, there will be a store. Especially near the new Walmart in Greece. I pass those everyday.
How about the Donuts Delite where Culver Road meets Clifford/Empire in Irondequoit? We almost lost it, but the Salvatore's Pizza folks have turned it into one of their restaurants and have kept the mid-century modern exterior. They sell donuts too!


Walking distance to the village's Main Street, this two-bedroom, one-bath in Woodstock, New York comes with linens and towels, plus a tuned piano (for musicians—grown-ups and kids alike—who still need practice time while away). Airbnb, $227 a night for two weeks, plus cleaning fee and service fee.
A two-bedroom, one-bath cottage in a beachside community in the North Fork's Baiting Hollow section is just what you need to recharge, away from the scorching sidewalks and stuffy subways of the city. An outdoor shower makes cleanup hassle-free, and an expansive deck makes al fresco dining a must. Vrbo.com, $2790 for 14 nights, plus security fee and cleaning fee for mid-August.
This Phoenicia, New York house has two bedrooms and one-and-a-half baths, sits on two acres, and is equipped with all sorts of mod-cons, like wifi and cable TV. Fishing enthusiasts, heads up: A trout stream is a literal stone's throw away. Airbnb, $193 a night for two weeks, plus service fee.


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Starlink internet satellites glaring the sky
Daniel DanielPosted on April 25, 2020 Posted in News
Have you ever envisaged an internet penetration at 100% in interior villages and minor residents where broadband connection is little to none? The possibility of such is clearly a doubt to many. nevertheless, it's actually not a daylight dream, but rather an actualization forwarded by SpaceX's CEO, Elon Musk in a project codenamed Starlink.
Starlink aims to make use of circulating satellites around the Earth's atmosphere to provide broadband internet to all parts of the globe, hopefully, at a much reduced fee.
To achieve the purpose, the project aims to put up about 4200 of these satellites; with 420 of it presently now in orbit.
Starlink satellites as seen from a night sky
While our contemporary broadband service providers make use of communication structures to rebound signals to our devices, starlink's satellite internet wouldn't need such, thereby eliminating certain costs.
What is starlink comprehensively all about?
The "Starlink — internet from space" project is fully funded and executed by a private space services company, SpaceX. The founder of the California based firm is Elon musk, who doubles as a major shareholder in the leading electric car manufacturing company — Tesla. Musk hopes to evade infrastructural costs associated with the present telecom broadband services.
Geared up with the goal of "delivering high-speed broadband internet to locations where access has been unreliable, expensive, or completely unavailable," SpaceX has approval from the Federal Communications Commission to launch 12,000 satellites, of which about 420 are already operational in orbit. Approval from the International Telecommunication Union is sought for the further launch of about 30,000 more.
So basically, Musk hopes to create a constellation of dynamic interacting satellites which would relay broadband signal, significantly all over the world.
More about Musk's satellites
The crux of Musk's internet from the space plan rest in the satellites he's gradually sending to space. The full implementation of the project lies in the functioning of these satellites, which interestingly has unique details.
Each of Musk's satellites weighs about 260kg, with batches of 60's regularly being sent to orbit from NASA's Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, USA. Starlink satellites aren't like any other satellites orbiting the earth. They orbit the earth at an altitude of 550km, which is nearer than most satellites in orbit.
60 stacked Starlink satellites ready for launch
These fleet of orbiting satellites have now become a glamorous sight in a night sky. Much nearer to the Earth's surface, the streak of a twilight glow reflected upon the solar panels of these satellites creates a glaring display when looked up from the Earth's surface.
You could really trail these satellites
Flares of constantly moving objects in the night sky were traced by gazers across different parts of the world. Mostly due to astonishment, pictures and video recordings of it were uploaded on social media.
Notwithstanding, you could obviously get a view of Musk's satellites, or better still, the glittering spaceship in it's launch mission anywhere in the world. Although various websites and apps promises to give you a guide on how to track these crafts, Findstarlink offers live locations of Starlink satellites. The most probable period to quest for these sights is a little after sunset, or periods before sunrise in the wee hours of morning.
In a mission statement after a launch in January, SpaceX's representatives made known that upon reaching the operational altitude of 340 miles (550 km), the spacecraft carrying the satellites would become faintly visible from the earth surface. These satellites after detachment from the craft would take on new orientations further dimming its view.
The satellites initially just after launch, are seen almost packed together. However with time, they become more and more spread out from each other gaining significant altitude, consequently. The brightly lit cluster of satellites is of huge disadvantage to astronomers, though.
The satellites posses astronomical challenges
Astronomers are worried that these glaring satellites could ruin night planetary observations. These veteran observers have come out critical of the increasing numbers of the satellites orbiting the earth's atmosphere, given the distortion to images captured upon their passage.
Streams of Starlink satellites trajectory
They argue that humanity's privation of an untroubled view of the sky is briskly becoming a new normalcy. And given the untowardness flaunted by supervisory agencies, space debris could turn a new issue of international concern.
Illustration of space debris
The astronomers avers that unlike any other satellites rounding the earth's orbit, Starlink's and other similar sats are way too near the surface, posing a threat to space photographing. With the current trajectory and increased launch of satellites, the future they fear, would present a murky and polluted space. About 8,000 objects have been launched to orbit; 4,000 of it are currently still orbiting the earth surface, while about 2,000 of it are operational.
How would Starlink internet work?
Ordinarily, we are used to broadband internet relayed by nearby telecom masts. However, how about an efficient rebound of signals from a satellite?
In a 2016 documentation with the FCC, an internet speed of up to one gigabit per second, and latencies between 25 and 35 milliseconds was presented to it by starlink. When fully operational, these figures are expected to be lesser, considering that a partnered test with the US air Force in 2018 using prototype satellites recorded speeds of 610 Mbps. Only a 4G or 5G technology could match that speed.
Illustration of constellation of Starlink satellites
Latency is the amount of delay, measured in milliseconds, that occurs in a round-trip data transmission. That is, the time it takes for broadband signal from your internet device to be incident on a nearby satellite, rebound toward a server, and then back to your device following same route. How possible the claimed latency value is said to be achieved is also a doubt.
Latency from a geostationary satellite is approximately 500-800 milliseconds. Musk's satellites which are much nearer to the Earth's surface, would surely have lesser latency, thereby an effective data transfer speed would be gotten.
Broadband internet from starlink wouldn't directly transmit data from a satellite in orbit towards your personal device. It will be relayed through a terminal to your device which Musk said looked like a "small- to medium-sized pizza." These "pizza boxes" would probably be clipped to the roof of a building and connected to devices. The costs of starlink services is yet to be known, however if statements by spaceX are to be relied upon, the broadband service would be affordable.
An advantage in Nigeria's telecommunication market
With broadband penetration at 33.13 percent, Nigeria's telecom sector isn't fully within the par set by renowned countries. A recent filing by the national bureau of statistics indicate that out of the 36 states comprising the country, ten states account for 50% of internet subscribers. Reasons are not far-fetched. In remote villages and certain towns, subscribers hardly enjoy fluency of broadband connection due to absence of telecom masts. Tales aren't much different in the cities, where users have to endure sluggish network speeds.
Telecommunication mast in Nigeria
Nevertheless, Nigeria's telecom industry contributes to about 10% of the country's GDP. As such, broadband access to remote locations in the country as proposed by Starlink would tremendously spur the growth of the sector, and indirectly the nation's internal revenue.
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Cool ProFro Scores Alcohol for Upperclassmen
Issue 115 Puzzles
Bill Driscoll
admit weekend,
coolness,
good feelings,
Grey Goose,
Princeton,
ProFro
With Admit Weekend in the rearview mirror, rumors have begun to surface of a lone cool ProFro who managed to obtain alcohol for his hosts despite a campus-wide ban in effect throughout the weekend. The badass ProFro, whose name has not been disclosed, has elicited praise and awe from the beneficiaries of his generosity.
"He was just such a boss," said sophomore Alex Townshend. "It was my 20th birthday, and some friends and I just thought it'd be awesome to, you know, be able to get buzzed and have a good time. We were a bit hesitant about asking at first, cause we thought he might be a douche about it since it's supposed to be a dry weekend. But he was just so chill."
Alex's friend Layne continued the story. "He laughed and got this kind twinkle in his eyes and said we should be able to have a good time on Admit Weekend and that he'd see what he could do. We weren't expecting much, but then he came back with a bottle of Grey Goose, a bunch of six packs, and enough Jager for at least a dozen shots. And not only that, he brought a bunch of ProFro girls to the party to show us what Stanford was all about. It was the best weekend of my life. College is awesome."
Other RoHos in the vicinity echoed these sentiments, saying that they had 'mad respect' for the younger ProFro.
"It was when he said he'd take the blame if RAs busted up the party that I finally felt really good about my decision to commit to Stanford," said Caroline Kersey, '13. "He just showed us how relaxed and awesome the people here can be. It's too bad he ended up going to Princeton."
Stanford Admins Exasperated at Having to Send Yet Another Fucking Email About Current Events


I received my BA in Philosophy and Theology from Point Loma Nazarene University in December 2010, and I'm currently pursuing a Master's in Theological Studies at Vanderbilt.
My current theological interests are sacramental and liturgical theology, examined through the lens of deconstructive/deconstructed postmodern philosophy. My most-cited scholars include Louis-Marie Chauvet, Jacques Derrida, and John Caputo (but not necessarily in that order).
I've posted full versions of some of the papers I've written below. You can also read their abstracts HERE.
"Christian Liturgy as Micro-Protest" co-authored with Jim Waters. Subverting the Norm, Drury University, November 2015.


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The Curious Tale of Herbert Sherbert Fizzbang and the Fingertips of the Gods
by Bob Robertson
The Shakespeare Conspiracy - A Novel: The Story of the Greatest Literary Deception of All Time - Based Entirely on Historical Fa
by Ted Bacino
The book has been made into a stage play that has had successful productions nationwide and the novel has been optioned for a movie. England's foremost playwright is suspiciously murdered days before he is to be tried for treason. And an unknown actor suddenly becomes England's star playwright virtually overnight. Murder, mystery and manhunts in 1593. How could Christopher Marlowe, a known spy and England's foremost playwright, be suspiciously murdered and quickly buried in an unmarked g... more
The Three Keys
by Don Ackermann
There comes a pivotal moment in a man's life when his mettle is truly tested and he discovers who he really is. The Three Keys tells the inspiring story of a man torn apart when two irreconcilable worlds collide. Faced with his wife's affair and embroiled in a bitter court battle involving a land dispute with a powerful and unscrupulous builder--a dispute fraught with bribes, ominous threats, and mysterious phone calls--surveyor James Schroeder finds himself locked in a desperate fight to save h... more
Unraveled - a novel
by GENE MILLER & KAREN KAVNER
Billy Rubin is the living embodiment of every red-blooded American male's fantasy. He has it all - extraordinary athletic abilities, movie star looks, and an arrogant sense of entitlement. That arrogance serves him well until the final, crucial game of the College Baseball World Series when the unthinkable happens. The game he's waited so long to play has somehow already been played and won, thanks to his home run and heroic game-saving catch in the bottom of the ninth. Except, Billy has no me... more
Cold Havana Tomb
by Mark A Dean
For over-worked Manhattan lawyer Martha Warren, taking the ashes of her Cuban uncle to Havana for burial was not supposed to end in a searing examination of her life choices. When Manolo wrote to her from Miami shortly before he died, she agreed to help, driven by the need to reconcile losses of her own. Now, staring down into the cold darkness of his tomb, Martha learns the most valuable lesson of her life – that what she has doesn't matter. And what she doesn't have – the white-hot love of a f... more
Cocoa's Mission
by Bea Michelle Ramirez
Discover the world with Cocoa , a real chocolate Labrador Retriever who arrives on planet Earth for a very special mission. Find out where Cocoa came from and her purpose for being here.
by James West
In "Phase", Alison Reilly works in an office like any other by day. Office politics and ill-advised romances rule the halls, though she has no patience for either. By night, Alison bangs away, alone, on her beautiful blue drum set. When the two worlds collide, Alison will finally start making music and enter a new phase of her life. But the road won't be a smooth one. One of Alison's bandmates is also one of her coworkers, and the strain of such a complicated relationship just might be too ... more
The Other Side of the Trench
by G S Willmott
Garry Willmott has released a revised edition of The Other Side of the Trench: this second edition streamlines and refines the events of the first edition, without losing any of the essence of the earlier version. This is a more tightly woven, more precise narrative that intertwines historical fact with imagined characters. Structurally it is a tour de force; Willmott skilfully creates a contemporary drama among the 'pilgrims' travelling to various battle sites of World War 1 to honour their a... more
Down, Set, Hut: The Untold Story of College Football
by Matthew Nighswonger
"Down, Set, Hut" illuminates the real world of college football. Learn about all the human drama that accompanies the high stakes world of America's favorite sport. Charlie is trying to lead the Puma college football team to a championship that could change lives forever. Is the building pressure and stress too much for him? Mary tries to be the supportive college sweetheart, but it is not as easy as she thought. Will their relationship make it through the season? Blake chases his dream of b... more
The Disciple of Beauty: A Philosopher's Tale of Love, Tragedy, and Transcendence
by Steven Q. Fletcher
What happens to Eric James, a brilliant professor of the humanities—and a hopeless romantic—when his beloved wife of thirty years dies? How can he reconcile his shattering loss with the philosophical and spiritual ideas that he has been comfortably teaching for decades? More importantly, will he ever be able to cherish life and be willing to risk loving again? Perhaps the answers to these questions await him in the fabulous city of Paris, where an ancient society struggles to save mankind from i... more
Forgotten Soldiers
by Warren Martin
A Cold War POW/MIA Mystery surrounding Jacob Walden, an Air Force Captain shot down over Vietnam in 1970 and the untold story of why he never returned home. Forty years later Journalist Ted Pratt investigates what may be the reappearance of Jacob Walden and encounters Charlie Smith, a secretive operative who may have answers to the question about "What Happened to Jacob Walden."
A Scorpion's Sting
by Pink Maxwell
Tammy has become a successful young woman despite her abusive, tormented past. She thinks it is well behind her and is enjoying life with her newfound love, Mason, until she receives a phone call from Dr. Howard that her Aunt Brenda is now on her deathbed. Brenda desperately wants to reunite with Tammy because she is seeking her forgiveness for the abuse and she wants to reveal a dark secret that will expose the family's true history. Will Tammy forgive her before she dies and allow her aunt to ... more
by k rawson
Quinn Cotti has a 4.0 GPA and can hack the school database. From her phone. While driving. And when her reputation is trashed by cyberbullies, she can concoct the perfect revenge. But when her computer virus posts a secret video and a classmate commits suicide, she learns her detractors had unexpected motivations. She's had a low-grade crush on Jake since seventh grade, when she imagined him the noble prince of the Cybertown family. A darkly funny modern tragedy that lands fresh a... more
IN FOR A PENNY :: Book One :: The Granny Series
by Nancy Naigle and Kelsey Browning
IN FOR A PENNY Kelsey Browning and Nancy Naigle Book One:: The Granny Series Honey, these are not your momma's grannies… When Lillian Summer Fairview's husband up and dies on her, it leaves the last living member of the most prestigious family in Summer Shoals, Georgia, in a hot mess. While Lil was busy being a proper Southern lady, Harlan squandered dang near the whole family fortune on lottery tickets. To keep her financial skeletons in the closet and give him a decent bu... more
Guion the Lion a Colorful World
by Rebecca Wilson Macsovits
Where did all the color go? That's the question an irrepressible little lion asks in the brand new children's picture book titled Guion the Lion: A Colorful World. Guion (rhymes with ''lion'') is a rainbow-colored lion who stands out in a world of black and white. He wants to find a way to bring back the color, but how? While on his quest, Guion encounters a variety of animals, each struggling with a unique problem. Always kind and friendly, he does his best to help. To his delight, Guion ... more
Freaks I've Met
by Donald Jans
A college graduate from Spokane moves to California determined to prove that money does buy happiness via the seedy underbelly of the 80's bond market.


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Culture - Sports
Future Shorts film festival returns to the city
Future Shorts, the world's largest pop-up short film festival, will present foreign and local best short films in Ho Chi Minh City on May 29.
The films include Two Films about Loneliness, a stop-motion animated film directed by Christopher Eales, Mynarski Death Plummet, a story of WWII hero Andrew Mynarski by Matthew Rankin, and The Missing Scarf, a black comedy exploring some of life's common fears narrated by George Takei and directed by Eoin Duffy.
The screening also features An Dinh Ha's Dot Ve Troi (Burn to Send), set amidst HCM City's underground motorcycle racing scene, about a young man and woman struggling to define their ambiguous romance. A Q&A with its director and producer Jenni Trang Le will be set up.
The screening will start from 7.30pm. The venue is at 188/1 Nguyen Van Huong Street in District 2.-VNA
International delegations updated with SEA Games 31 preparations
The first meeting of chiefs of delegations (CDM) to the 31st Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games 31) took place in Hanoi on January 18.
A thematic exhibition highlighting tigers in Vietnam's ancient art opened at the Vietnam National Museum of History (VNMH) on January 18.
Logo selected to mark Vietnam-RoK diplomatic ties anniversary
The Republic of Korea's Embassy in Vietnam has introduced a design as the logo marking the 30th founding anniversary of the Vietnam-Republic of Korea diplomatic relations.
Women's football squad faces human resources crisis over COVID-19
The national women's football team is hoping to have at least 13 players negative to COVID-19 so that they will qualify for the opening match against the Republic of Korea on January 21 as part of the 2022 Asian Women's Cup finals, said head coach Mai Duc Chung.
Tet joy has begun to pervade Ho Chi Minh City as the Lunar New Year (Tet) festival was recently opened at the city Youth's Cultural House, springing up various activities to welcome the traditional holiday.


The ideal material for making bows for gift boxes, decorations and bags is a woven taffeta ribbon with a wire edge. The wire helps to keep the ribbon in place once you have made your design. There are several colors available, making it easy to blend the woven ribbon taffeta with any wrapping paper or decorative bag that you choose. The edge is raised, giving the support needed to keep the material from falling over once it's on the item. The slender taffeta material is just the right size for holiday projects or other decorations that you want around the home, such as wreaths or baskets.


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Collections & Library
Catalog of books, periodicals and manuscripts
Catalog of art, objects, photography and ships plans
Ships Plans Collections
Discover Rosenfeld
American Offshore Whaling Voyages
Connecticut Ship Database, 1789-1939
Charles W. Morgan Crew Lists
Fall River Whaling Crew Lists
New London Crew Lists, 1803-1878
Salem Crew Lists, 1799-1879
San Francisco Shangaiers 1886-1890
Seamen's Protection Certificates
Yacht Registers
Ship Registers
From manuscript collections
The Charles W. Morgan
19th Century American Merchant Marine Digital Library
Immigration & Steamships
Log of Mystic Seaport
The Rudder
Index to Ship Registers
Index to Yacht Registers
William Garden Design Articles
Coriolis, Interdisciplinary Journal of Maritime Studies
National Maritime Digital Library
Oral History Interviews
Whalemen's Shipping List 1843-1914
Connecticut History Illustrated
Reference copies
Rosenfeld Collection
Ships Plans store
Buddington Family Collection
Manuscripts Collection 257
Repository: G. W. Blunt White Library, Mystic Seaport
Creator: Buddington family
Title: Buddington Family Collection
Dates: 1706-1986 (bulk 1830-1863)
Extent: ca. 160 items
Abstract: Papers of and relating to whaling masters James M. Buddington, Sidney O. Budington, cabin boy James W. Buddington, and other family members. Including protection certificate, death certificates, applications for admittance to Sailors Snug Harbor, and newspaper articles about Leroy Buddington's brief escape from a state hospital and Captain Sidney O. Budington's association with the Eskimo's and Charles F. Hall's arctic exploration. The collection also includes information relating to the Buddington family as a whole; a typed paper describing the family homes; a handwritten genealogical tree circa 1900; genealogical notes, many copied from published books, or worksheets; and xerox and photographed copies of legal manuscript documents from the seventeenth and eighteenth century signed by members of the Buddington family. The "Buddington Geneological Notes," folder contains assorted papers including family worksheets, xerox copies of photographs, and copies of published material relating to the Buddington's, primarily Captain James M., and Captain James W. Buddington, and their rescue of the HMS RESOLUTE.
Identification: Coll. 257
Biography of the Buddington family
Members of the Buddington family have lived in the Groton, Connecticut area since 1689, serving in the army, including the battle at Fort Griswold, and working as farmers, teachers, merchants, and whaling captains. The most notable members of the family represented in this collection are Captains; James M. Buddington, James W. Buddington, and Sidney O. Budington. (James M. is James W.'s father and Sidney O.'s uncle.)
James M. Buddington (1817-1908) was a highly successful whaleman. Taking his first command, the whale ship WILLIAM C. NYE, at age 24, Capt. James M. subsequently sailed aboard more than 17 vessels in his life time. His most notable achievement occurred as he commanded the bark GEORGE HENRY. On her arctic voyage of 1855-1856 while sailing in the Davis Straits he found the HMS RESOLUTE. Commissioned by Sir Edward Belcher to locate Sir Franklin and his lost expedition, the RESOLUTE had become icebound. Unable to free her Captain Kettle abandoned ship. Captain Buddington soon freed the RESOLUTE, divided his crew between the two vessels and both returned to New London. Perkins & Smith, the owners of the GEORGE HENRY, received the $40,000.00 prize money, the president of the United States later received a desk made from the RESOLUTE's timbers, but it is rumored that Captain James M. Buddington received nothing.
James W. Buddington (1839-1928), sailed as a cabin boy on board the GEORGE HENRY during the RESOLUTE salvage, and is credited with sailing the last whaling voyage out of New London, Connecticut in 1908. He also commanded several coasting schooners, fishing vessels and barges.
Sidney O. Budington (1823-1888), commanded several whaling and sealing voyages during his years at sea, but like his uncle James M. the most notable event of his life was not related to whaling. From 1860 to 1862, Captain S. Buddington commanded the GEORGE HENRY, which by agreement from her owners, Williams & Haven, carried on board the explorer Charles Francis Hall. Hall was deeply interested in the arctic natives, several of whom were friends of Captain Budington's and often came to visit with him in his Groton, Connecticut home. Hall also wished to reach the North Pole, and Sidney Budington was well known for his skill in navigating the treacherous ice packed water. Nine years later, in 1871, Hall convinced the U.S. government to fund an arctic exploration voyage. Commanding the U.S. POLARIS, Hall hired Sidney O. Budington as navigator and returned to the arctic. On November 8, 1871, Hall died under suspicious circumstances, the POLARIS was lost, and the crew returned to the United States in two separate groups with conflicting stories. The "Polaris tragedy," as it was called in contemporary newspapers, raised many questions about Sidney O. Budington's character. He was portrayed as a murderer, an alcoholic and a tyrant. Eventually cleared of any wrong doing by the courts, his reputation never completely recovered.
Showalter, Lucille M. The Story of Sidney O. Budington; Whaling Captain Out of New London and His Plight as Sailing Master of the U.S.S. Polaris North Polar Expedition, 1871-1873, RF 113, G. W. Blunt White Library, Mystic Seaport Museum
Loomis, Chauncey C., Weird and Tragic Shores; the Story of Charles Francis Hall, Explorer, Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1971
Kimball, Carol, The Poquonnock Bridge Story, Groton Public Library, Groton, CT. 1984
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Due to the large dimensions of several items in these papers, the Buddington Family Collection has been separated into two parts; Collection 257 and HFM 228.
Coll. 257 is contained in a small holinger box holding approx. 160 items. The first five folders are arranged chronologically and grouped by individual persons. The first folder contains a protection certificate, while the remaining four contain copies of death certificates, applications for admittance to Sailors Snug Harbor, and newspaper articles about Leroy Buddington's brief escape from a state hospital and Captain Sidney O. Budington's association with the Eskimo's and Charles F. Hall's arctic exploration. The remaining folders, 6-9, contain information relating to the Buddington family as a whole, and are arranged by type of material; typed paper describing the family homes, and handwritten genealogical tree ca. 1900, genealogical notes; many copied from published books, or worksheets, and xerox and photographed copies of legal manuscript documents from the seventeenth and eighteenth century signed by members of the Buddington family. The "Buddington Geneological Notes," folder contains assorted papers including family worksheets, xerox copies of photographs, and copies of published material relating to the Budington's, primarily Captain James M., and Captain James W. Buddington, and their rescue of the HMS RESOLUTE.
HFM 228 contains the larger Buddington family documents; three ship's papers; a crew list of the Brig GEORGIANA, and whalemen's shipping papers for the Schooner FRANKLIN, and the Bark GEORGE HENRY. It was on this 1855 voyage of the George Henry that Captain James M. Buddington salvaged the HMS RESOLUTE. The file also contains a magazine photo of the desk make from the RESOLUTE's timbers and presented to the President of the United States by Queen Victoria, as well as a "Map of the Polar Regions" diagraming various polar explorations and a certificate of the Groton Monument Association.
NOTE: Several photographs of the Buddington family, and family grave sites are cataloged in the Historical Photograph Collection as #1997.135.
Available for use in the Manuscripts Division
Various copying restriction apply. Guidelines are available from the Manuscripts Division.
Certificate, Groton Monument Association; 1830
New York Times Magazine, RESOLUTE desk photo; 1986
Crew list, Brig GEORGIANA – Sidney O. Budington master; 1858
Whalemen's Shipping Paper, Bark GEORGE HENRY – James M. Buddington, master; 1855
Whalemen's Shipping Paper, Schooner FRANKLIN – Sidney O. Budington, master, 1863
"Map of the Polar Region," Wm Bauman del. , The Graphic Co.
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the G. W. Blunt White Library. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.
Buddington, James M., 1817-1908
Buddington, James W., 1839-1928
Budington family
Budington, Sidney O., 1823-1888
Franklin, John, Sir, 1786-1847
Hall, Charles Francis, 1821-1871
Wheeler, Timothy Swann
Corporate Bodies (Including Vessels):
George Henry (Bark)
Georgiana (Brig)
Resolute (Ship)
Arctic regions–Discovery and exploration Davis Strait
Groton (Conn.)–History
Dwellings–Connecticut–Groton
Whaling–Arctic regions
Whaling–Connecticut–Groton
Document Types:
Family papers–Connecticut–Groton
Protection certificates
Cabin boys–Connecticut–Groton F
armers–Connecticut–Groton
Merchants–Connecticut–Groton
Whaling masters–Connecticut–Groton
Coll. 257, Manuscripts Collection, G. W. Blunt White Library, Mystic Seaport Museum, Inc.
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.
Papers and genealogical material; 1706-1986
1 1 Timothy Swan Wheeler, protection certificate; 1806
2 James M. Buddington (1817-1908), related papers; 1856-1907
3 Sidney O. Budington (1823-1888), related papers; 1858, 1976
4 James W. Buddington (1839-1928), related papers; 1985-1928
5 Leroy Buddington, newspaper article; 1928 Apr 9
6 List and map of Buddington family homes located in Groton, Connecticut; undated
7 Buddington family genealogy; 1706-1895
8 Buddington genealogy notes
9 Xerox copies of documents containing "Buddington" signatures
Collections & Research Mystic Seaport


In addition to their original Belgian White variety, Blue Moon Brewing Company offers Blue Moon Summer Ale, renamed Honey Moon in 2006. According to the bottle, "This ale is brewed with clover honey, orange peel, pale malt, and malted white wheat." This ale was a first place winner in the Specialty Honey Lager or Ale category at the Great American Beer Festival in 2006. Honey Moon contains 5.2% alcohol by volume in a standard 12 fluid ounce bottle.
During the autumn months, Blue Moon provides Blue Moon Pumpkin Ale, renamed Harvest Moon in 2007. This variety contains the flavors of pumpkins and other autumnal spices. Harvest Moon is typically available in bottles from mid-September through December. It contains 5.7% alcohol by volume in a standard 12 fluid ounce bottle.
Blue Moon offers Blue Moon Winter Ale during the winter season. Its name was changed to Full Moon with the subtitle "Blue Moon Winter Ale" in 2007. It is described on the bottle as a "winter seasonal ale that blends three varieties of slow roasted malts and multiple hops to deliver exquisite aroma and taste". It is brewed with natural flavor and a caramel color. Full Moon contains 5.6% alcohol in a standard 12 fluid ounce bottle.
In spring, Blue Moon provides Blue Moon Spring Ale, renamed Rising Moon. The back of the bottle reads "Celebrate the end of winter with Blue Moon Spring Ale. This smooth, balanced ale is brewed with three varieties of specialty malts and an infusion of fresh Kaffir lime leaves and lime peel to bring out the freshness of spring." In 2011 the recipe was changed removing the Kaffir lime leaves. The new recipe focuses more on orange and lemon peel to add the citrus flavors.
It addition to its seasonal brews, Blue Moon released a pale ale called Pale Moon in 2008, with filings commenced to create a Pale Moon Light.


I've tried to tag a user while creating a question, both with just their username and also with @username, but neither seemed to work. does this feature exist (and if so, what am I doing wrong), or is it planned by any chance?
Yes you can tag the other users but one thing you should remember after tag hit 3 times enter button to tag successful the other users.
What causes the error with the users page?


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package validation

import (
	"testing"

	"gitea.com/go-chi/binding"
)

var gitRefNameValidationTestCases = []validationTestCase{
	{
		description: "Reference name contains only characters",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "test",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name contains single slash",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "feature/test",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name has allowed special characters",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "debian/1%1.6.0-2",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name contains backslash",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "feature\\test",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name starts with dot",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: ".test",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name ends with dot",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "test.",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name starts with slash",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "/test",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name ends with slash",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "test/",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name ends with .lock",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "test.lock",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name contains multiple consecutive dots",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "te..st",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name contains multiple consecutive slashes",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "te//st",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name is single @",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "@",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name has @{",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "branch@{",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name has unallowed special character ~",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "~debian/1%1.6.0-2",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name has unallowed special character *",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "*debian/1%1.6.0-2",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name has unallowed special character ?",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "?debian/1%1.6.0-2",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name has unallowed special character ^",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "^debian/1%1.6.0-2",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name has unallowed special character :",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "debian:jessie",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name has unallowed special character (whitespace)",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "debian jessie",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
	{
		description: "Reference name has unallowed special character [",
		data: TestForm{
			BranchName: "debian[jessie",
		},
		expectedErrors: binding.Errors{
			binding.Error{
				FieldNames:     []string{"BranchName"},
				Classification: ErrGitRefName,
				Message:        "GitRefName",
			},
		},
	},
}

func Test_GitRefNameValidation(t *testing.T) {
	AddBindingRules()

	for _, testCase := range gitRefNameValidationTestCases {
		t.Run(testCase.description, func(t *testing.T) {
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René Auvigne est un médecin urologue français né le  à Nantes et mort le  à Nantes.

Biographie
René Pierre Auguste Auvigne est le fils de Jean-Baptiste Auguste Auvigne, confiseur, et de Marie Anne Alexandrine Sourget. Gendre d'Édouard Corblet, armateur au Havre, il est le père du  Jean Auvigne, professeur à la faculté de médecine de Nantes.

Externe des hôpitaux de Paris en 1910, il est interne provisoire des hôpitaux de Paris en 1911 puis interne titulaire des hôpitaux de Paris en 1920, lauréat du concours. Il suit notamment les cours des Dr. Baumgartner, Fredet, Auvray, J.L. Faure, Chevassu et Marion.

Professeur titulaire de physiologie à l'École de médecine de Nantes en 1926, il devient professeur de clinique neurologique de 1935 à 1958 et de clinique urologique.

Directeur de l'École de médecine à partir de 1937, il obtient la recréation à Nantes de la faculté mixte de médecine et de pharmacie, le 1er janvier 1956, dont il est nommé doyen.

Après avoir servi en tant que médecin aide-major sur le front lors de la Première Guerre mondiale, il est médecin chef du Centre interrégional d'urologie à Nantes, au grade de médecin capitaine, lors de la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Il est membre du comité de direction de La Gazette des Hôpitaux de Nantes et de La Gazette médicale de France, ainsi que membre du comité scientifique du Journal de médecine et de chirurgie pratique.

Travaux
Fractures humérales fermées et ostéosynthèse (1920) - prix de thèse, médaille de bronze
Série d'ostéo-synthèses pour fractures humérales fermées, exécutées depuis 1911 avec les résultats éloignés (thèse présentée en 1924)
Pneumaturie et cavernes prostatiques (1935, avec B. Fey)
Le problème des rétentions d'urine (1937)
Hémorragie de l'iliaque externe après ablation d'un calcul pelvien, S.F.U. (1939, avec de la Marnierre)
Physiologie pathologique et résultats de la néphrostomie, en collaboration avec le Dr Viollet, XIème Congrès français d'urologie, Paris, octobre 1946 (1962)
Nantes, herbier des Isles (1956)

Distinctions
 Commandeur de la Légion d'honneur
 Commandeur des Palmes académiques
 Chevalier de l'ordre de la Santé publique
 Médaille d'honneur des épidémies
 Croix de guerre 1914-1918

Hommages
Boulevard Professeur-René-Auvigné, à Nantes

Notes et références

Annexes

Sources
Index biographique des membres, des associés et des correspondants de l'Académie de médecine de 1820 à 1970, Académie nationale de médecine, 1972

Liens externes

Naissance en avril 1887
Médecin français du XXe siècle
Décès en juin 1974
Décès à Nantes
Médecin lié à Nantes
Commandeur de la Légion d'honneur
Professeur français de médecine
Étudiant de l'université de Nantes
Professeur à l'université de Nantes
Commandeur des Palmes académiques
Étudiant de la faculté de médecine de Paris
Urologue français
Photographe français
Membre de l'Académie nationale de médecine
Chevalier de l'ordre de la Santé publique
Titulaire de la croix de guerre 1914-1918
Médecin militaire français
Naissance à Nantes
Doyen de faculté
Décès à 87 ans

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Integrity New Homes Griffith is awaiting land registration on three blocks in order to start three custom design homes at Willandra Gardens estate.
While Willandra Gardens at South Griffith, has drawn a great deal of interest from house and land builders, Integrity New Homes Griffith are finding their custom design service has been very popular.
There is strong demand from new home buyers who want to have a home which has been designed to suit their needs and lifestyle.
Many people like the idea of having a home that is special and unique to them rather than a house that has been churned out for hundreds of others.
Integrity New Homes Griffith have become so busy they only have a handful of available "slots" for new clients wishing to enjoy the benefits of a custom designed home.
One of the homes will be built at the corner of Lanza Grove and Cappello close with two others to be completed in Lamari Drive.


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Shaping the future in the Greater Region
Highest quality: handling robots from YASKAWA
The Karlsruhe Smart Factory
IT and Automotive
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IZB 2022 – Focus on Digitalisation and Electrification – Registrations from around 900 exhibitors from 36 different countries
The International Suppliers Fair (IZB) has made a name for itself as an international innovation and communication platform for automotive suppliers and OEMs. Nearly sold out, and with a modified concept, the trade fair is counting down to the event from 11th to 13th October 2022. Nearly 900 exhibitors from 36 different countries have confirmed their participation in the IZB and will be bringing with them innovations and world premieres. The ranks of exhibitors are increasingly represented by companies from the software and IT sector. The exhibiting companies make the most of the opportunity to present their products and services in an exhibition area covering a total of 40,000 m² and six halls. Tradition has it that the German Federal State of Lower Saxony, the Volkswagen Group and the city of Wolfsburg are the patrons of the IZB.
"Digitalisation, electrification and autonomous driving are continuously advancing and remain the key trend topics in the industry. They are changing the product and thus also the manufacturing processes and supply chains. The IZB as a European-wide recognised trade fair for companies in the automotive supplier industry is shining a spotlight on these topics. The interest and the registration statistics demonstrate how strong and future-driven the industry is", says Wendelin Göbel, Spokesperson of the Board of Wolfsburg AG, the organiser of the IZB.
Digital formats extend the reach
With its restart as a face-to-face trade fair this year, the IZB is also relying on adjustments to the concept. In Hall 1 the new IZB Software Marketplace is offering a platform for exhibitors in this segment, along with a live stage on which the latest trend topics will be presented by high-ranking speakers from Volkswagen, among others. In addition, selected suppliers will be presenting their product innovations on the IZB live stage. Live formats such as trend talks, keynote speeches and pitches will be streamed via a digital platform and remain available online to be called up in the media center after the trade fair.
"With increasing networking of the vehicle, for example, ever-shorter innovation cycles in the software field need to be taken into consideration in the value-added chain. For these, as with all other new developments, the personal dialogue among all stakeholders is vital in establishing sustainably successful processes in procurement and manufacturing. It is precisely here where our new formats come into play", explains Josef Schulze Sutthoff, Head of the IZB.
Already on the day prior to the trade fair, the Automotive Supplier Summit of IPM AG, also being staged in a hybrid format, will invite visitors to the CongressPark Wolfsburg. The management conference is dedicated to the automotive and supplier industry challenges of tomorrow.
A holistic look at the "vehicle" as a mobile end user device
The aim of the IZB, to represent the entire value chain of the "vehicle" product, developing into a networked user device, continues to be the focus of the trade fair. The quality in all individual parts and the reliable cooperation of the hardware and software suppliers are guarantors of innovation, safety and sustainability of the end product.
The largest exhibitor groups include Electronics & Connectivity, Metal and Powertrain, as well as Chemical Products and Plastics. Overall, some 40 percent of the exhibiting companies are international, with Italy and Spain as the largest guest nations.
The Exhibitor Directory can already be accessed online at the IZB website. In the run-up to the trade fair the IZB Media Center will be filled with audio-visual presentations of the participating firms. Step by step, exhibitors' innovations will also be presented in the innovations@izb report, which this year is focussing on products and services from the new key topics of Autonomous Driving, Connectivity, Cyber Security, Electrification, E-mobility, Production 4.0 and Software.
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Venue: IZB Exhibition Grounds, Oebisfelder Strasse / Allerpark, 38448 Wolfsburg, Germany
Opening hours: 11th – 13th October 2022, daily from 10am to 6pm
Admission: 30 Euros for a trade visitor ticket; the ticket shop will be online from mid-August
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Q: Any Idea how to do Session based authentication in laravel 5.3 using vue js and vue router My biggest problem for now is the authentication
my head aches about this because im using api to fetch and send data to the server using vue
so ive tried doing the login thing with the AUTH middleware but it kept saying that Unauthorized even i logged in
so whats the problem with the authentication and how can i implement that session based authentication?

A: If you're using Laravel as an API, you'll likely want to do token-based authentication. The main idea is to use the 'api' guard (which uses the TokenGuard class), instead of the default 'web' guard (you can change this in congif/auth.php). This way Laravel will look for a Bearer token in the Authorization header in each request.
This is a decent walk through to get started, though I'm sure there are many other good blog posts and tutorials out there.
EDIT:
Not sure if this is helpful, but here's an example using an automated test. In my ModelFactory, I have a user model with an api_token attribute which is set to a random (and unique) string of 60 characters. This is a simple test to make sure I can retrieve a list of users:
/** @test */
public function user_index_endpoint_returns_list_of_users()
{
    $user = factory(User::class)->create();

    $this->get('/users', array(
                'Accept' => 'application/json',
                'Authorization' => 'Bearer ' . $user->api_token
            ))
         ->assertResponseStatus(200)
         ->seeJsonStructure([
            'users'
         ]);
}

At the top of my config/auth.php file, I've set my default guard to 'api':
'defaults' => [
    'guard' => 'api',
    'passwords' => 'users',
],

Finally, in my routes file I've set up my users route to use the 'auth' middleware.
Route::group(['middleware' => 'auth'], function() {
    Route::get('/users', 'UsersController@index');
});

Because I've defined the 'api' middleware as my default, behind the scenes Laravel will use the TokenGuard class to try to authenticate my request. To do so, it will look for a bearer token in my request and compare that against the users table.

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START at last drain cover in layby on top of hill on A303(T) Andover bypass eastbound carriageway.
Proceed east on A303(T) through Barton Stacey and Bullington Cross to start of M3 motorway.
Bear left on slip road to turn right under motorway(12.35m) and follow road to rejoin A303(T) in a westerly direction.
Retrace to Andover bypass and continue to slip road to A3093.
Take slip road and pass under A303(T) and continue to rbt where take first exit to next Rbt (25.2m).
Circle and retraceon A3093 to rejoin A303(T) eastbound carriageway (26.9m).
Continue east to start of M3 motorway.
Bear left on slip road to turn right under motorway (38.2m), and follow road to rejoin A303(T) in a westerly direction.
FINISH at Andover sign, 370yds after passing under A303(T).


My daughter gets really bored with plain play dough. Not that there's anything wrong with it, but she'll just play with it for a minute and then be like "eh". So, to make it more interesting, I like to set up fun invitations to play with our play dough recipes, a little "here's something fun" that she can do that's more cool than just a lump of dough on the counter. This week, it was a Super Fun and Simple Muddy Pumpkin Patch Invitation to Play. I know, right. What kid wouldn't love a little pumpkin patch in which to make mud pies?! So, we're having fun with this–probably for a couple of days, she loves it so much. Although, she did discover that the pumpkins are really yummy, so there may not be so many pumpkins left in our pumpkin patch by tomorrow….
If you're required to play with the "invitation" like I am, you can dig around and plant the pumpkins, you can form the play dough into little pies and pretend to bake them, you can do all sorts of fun things. One thing I like to do is let my daughter guide me. I whisper "what should I do now" and let her indicate what I should do. We learned this play technique when in therapy with my son and although he did not seem to enjoy it, she seems to think this is the bees-knees to tell us how to play!
And just a reminder that if you're not putting together this super fun muddy pumpkin patch invitation to play RIGHT THIS SECOND, pin this post so you can remember to make it later! Your kids will thank you, and you will thank me!


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Keeping up with all the news about new and improved chatbots is becoming close to impossible, and AI is still not there to summarize it all for us. Recent developments include Amazon bringing out in quick succession the Echo Look and the Echo Show, aiming to improve further its commanding 70% market share (for more on this, see below). Google showed off its AI prowess and raised the stakes by allowing up to six different accounts to control Google Home and Microsoft teamed up with Harman Kardon to produce a voice-activated speaker featuring Cortana.
To help with your chatbot information overload, here's a handy list of numbers about the rising prominence of online messaging, voice interfaces, and having a conversation with your friendly AI assistant.


Home Carpet Stair Is Stick on Carpet Stair Treads Suit for My Home?
Nowadays, everyone wants to install carpet on the stairs to protect their children, old people, and pet animals from falls and getting an injury. There are so many materials available in the market to cover stairs. Enhancement in the manufacturing process of fabrics for stair treads introduced a new easy to stick on carpet stair treads for all.
This is the first for you to install carpet on stair!! No problem, you can easily accomplish it. Here before, installing carpet stairs tread is somewhat complex and it took more time to complete. In addition to that, it requires some tools to install it.
At such a case, people call professionals to install stair treads fabric. However, some people who are interested in DIY method take over the installation and did themselves. There are so many manufacturers to introduce new kinds of materials to install it on stair treads.
In order to make the installation process as easy and turn everyone would like to use at least any kind of fabric stair treads in their home, a new type of carpet stair treads is released by improving the manufacturing process.
A new form of fabric is stick on carpet stairs tread which reduces the complexity in installation.
How to use stick on carpet stairs tread?
This stick on carpet stairs treads is available in ready to install manner. Simply buy the carpet stair treads that suited for your home and attach on the steps. That's all!! The installation process is completed.
Where to get a stick on carpet stairs tread?
Do you want to use ready to use carpet stairs tread? But, don't know where to buy? There are so many websites on the internet to sale this kind of carpet for stairs through online. So, look for the websites to find the best carpet.
From online, you can compare carpet of one manufacturer with other to pick the best product and price of the carpet too. With the help of websites, you can buy and install carpet on stairs within your budget.
This kind of peel and stick based carpet stair tread is available in different types, color and pattern. So based on the interior or exterior design of your home and design and pattern of the stairs, you can able to choose color and pattern of the carpet. And, you can decorate your stairs and as well as a home with this special type of carpet for stairs. In addition to that, stairs of one home is not same as others, so it is made with different shape and size.
In order to meet the different weather condition and works for long years, these fabric materials are designed for weather resistant. So you no need to worry about quality and durability of carpet stair tread.
Finally, this peel and stick carpet stair treads provides safer non-slip surface and good look for your home. Thus, stick on carpet stair treads suit well for your home.
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What term is used for animals with reflective symmetry?
Assuming you mean two symmetrical sides, the term is called bilaterally symmetric.
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Q: What term is used for animals with reflective symmetry?
Is a body plan a term used to describe an animals shape symmetry and internal organization?
What geometrical term is used to describe this characteristic?
What are the 3 types of symmetry used to classify animals?
Radial Bilateral Asymmetrical
What are the three types of symmetry used to classify animals?
bilateral radial and asymmetrical
What term is used to describe the deliberate mating of animals?
The term used to describe the deliberate mating of animals is breeding. This is the natural reproduction process of animals.
What you should write in math project about symmetry?
At the very least, define the term, write about different kinds of symmetry, and give examples of each. You might also add how symmetry is used in the real world.
Which organic macromolecule is used for long term energy storage in animals?
The organic macromolecule used for the long term energy storage in animals is triglyceride.
Which macromolecule is used for long term energy storage in animals?
The organic macromolecule used for the long term energy storage in animals is triglyceride or fats.
What is the term for animals that eat until they are sick?
the term 'bloated' or 'overfed' can be used.
What term is used for animals that are active at night?
What term is used for killing of protected animals?
polturism
What does asymmetry mean?
The term 'asymmetry' means something that does not have symmetry. It could be an even shape or an object that is not equal on all side. It is a term used in photography to.
What phobia is the fear of animals?
Zoophobia is the term used to describe a fear relating to animals.
What does high reflective index mean?
Reflective Index used to apply to CRT monitors and was a gauge of how much reflected light came off a monitor. A reflective index of < 15% was good. Today's TFT LCD monitors typically have a reflective index of less than 1%, especially those that are backlit, so the term has gone out of use now, and is no longer relevant.
What phobia is the fear of wild animals?
Agrizoophobia is the term used to describe a fear of wild animals.
What is the term used for animals that will eat anything?
same as us, omnivore.
What term is used to describe animals which only eat meat?
Which macromolecules can be used for long term energy storage in animals?
Fat.
What are dingleberries?
Its poop stuck to an animals butt. The term cannot be used for humans.. only animals. (sorry :()
What is Dewey's reflective thinking?
The term "Reflective thought" was first used by John Dewey in his 1910 writings "How We Think". To use reflective thinking a person takes on a problem and reflects back to their own past.Dewey's formed idea was that learning by reflection is most beneficial for the student. It can lead to the development of creative complex problem-solving skills.
What is the meaning of zoophilist?
The term zoophilist is used to describe someone who is a lover of animals. It is also used to describe someone who fights for the rights of animals.
What is the term used to describe the behaviorof raccoons and skunks?
nocturnal or animals of the night
What term is used for the process for change in appearance and form as a animals grow?
What is Used for short-term surgical procedures in both animals and humans?
What is the term used for those animals that live in both land and in water?
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    src = File.readlines(src_fullpath)
    dst = File.read(dst_fullpath)

    if dst.include?(src.first)
      puts "  First match: #{src_fullpath} ( #{src.first} )" if @options[:verbose]
      insert_into_file dst_fullpath, src.slice(1, src.size).join, after: src.first
    elsif dst.include?(src.last)
      puts "  Last match: #{src_fullpath} ( #{src.last} )" if @options[:verbose]
      insert_into_file dst_fullpath, src.slice(0, src.size - 1).join, before: src.last
    else
      puts "  No match: #{src_fullpath}" if @options[:verbose]
      append_to_file dst_fullpath, src.join
    end
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Scientists complete first citrus gene sequencing
Scientists have completed the genetic sequencing of two varieties of citrus trees, a key step in fighting diseases that threaten the global citrus fruit industry, researchers said.
Scientists have completed the genetic sequencing of two varieties of citrus trees, a key step in fighting diseases that threaten the global citrus fruit industry, researchers said on Tuesday.
They assembled the genome sequences for sweet orange and Clementine mandarin trees, the first sequencing of any citrus plants, according to University of Florida researchers who led the international team that completed the work.
The Clementine mandarin sequence is the higher quality of the two, but both are expected to help scientists find new ways to fight diseases such as citrus greening, as well as help those working to improve fruit flavor and quality, the researchers said.
Greening is a bacterial disease spread by an insect, the citrus psyllid. It makes the fruit unpalatable and kills the tree within a few years. It has wiped out some citrus crops in Asia, Africa, the Arabian Peninsula and Brazil, and has spread rapidly in Florida since its discovery there in 2005.
Sequencing the plants' genomes involves determining the exact order of the millions of chemical building blocks that make up the genes. Scientists hope to use the data to produce genetically modified trees that resist disease, produce tastier and more nutritious fruit and better tolerate salt, bad soil or extreme temperatures.
Geneticists sequenced the DNA of the greening bacterium in 2009 and expect to soon do the same for the citrus psyllid, data that could help control the pests.
The citrus genome sequences were announced on Saturday at the International Plant and Animal Genome Conference in San Diego.
Officials associated with Florida's $9 billion citrus industry officials said they were thrilled.
"The publication of the sweet orange and tangerine genomes will accelerate the discovery of innovative solutions to a myriad of pest and disease problems that threaten citrus production," said Dan Gunter, chief operating officer of the Citrus Research and Development Foundation Inc.
Michael Sparks, chief executive of the Florida Citrus Mutual growers group, called the research an exciting breakthrough for "the future of not only Florida citrus, but the entire global citrus industry."
The team that worked to obtain the gene sequence for the Clementine mandarin included scientists from the University of Florida, Italy, Brazil, France and Spain and the U.S. Department of Energy's Joint Genome Institute (JGI).
The sweet orange sequencing was done by scientists from the University of Florida, JGI, the Georgia Institute of Technology and 454 Life Sciences, a Roche company.
The sweet orange is grown in more than 100 nations and is one of the most widely grown fruit crops in the world.
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Q: can't find error in modrewrite backreference I want to display contents as (not existing) sub-folders. All those sub-folder strings should be sent to file.php and attached as variable: "n".
My PHP script is already working fine. (If I attach the variables in the address bar file.php displays everything it should display.) But I seem to have at least one error in my .htaccess definitions which I can't find for days now. (All the pages are accessible still, but for some reason I can't reach file.php if I type any string (with allowed chars only) as sub-folder. (All real files are meant to stay accessible because they are real documents or sub-folders, which should be excluded from the rewrite rule through conditions in my .htaccess file.)
Options +FollowSymLinks
Options +Indexes
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^([a-z0-9_-]+)/?$ file.php?n=$1 [QSA,NC,L]

Can anyone give me a hint why my definitions don't do what I want them to do?

A: For the first level, this is working just fine. So if 'foo/' isn't working for you, I think your .htaccess file isn't being parsed properly.
If its 'lower levels' not working ('foo/bar/' and such) that is your problem, use this rewriterule instead:
RewriteRule ^((([a-z0-9_-]+)/?)*)$ file.php?n=$1 [QSA,NC,L]

It will match any level of nesting and give you the whole path.
(For just the last subdirectory, use $2 or $3 instead of $1.)


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Home » The Latin American Left Faces Its Worst Moment
The Latin American Left Faces Its Worst Moment
by Raquel García
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The impeachment trial against Dilma Rousseff is the most recent example of the crisis that leftist Latin American leaders are facing. (Teledoce)
EspañolThe impeachment trial of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff was announced Thursday, May 12 by the Brazilian Senate, making the country yet another example of a Latin American democracy grappling with an ugly end to its leftist president's time in office.
An analysis published by Spanish daily El País pointed out how many leftist Latin American presidents have lost power — and for all sort of reasons.
"One after another, the totems of the Latin American left fall like domino pieces progressing inexorably," the paper wrote.
But the article's author, Andrea Rizzi, does not talk about the Latin American left as a singular unit, but rather as a collective made up of the many political projects of Chavez, Kirchner, the Brazilian Worker's Party and Evo Morales, among others.
"It is crystal clear that much of the soi-disant progressive formations of the subcontinent, which have dominated the scene for a decade, are hearing lugubrious bells," Rizzi wrote.
Chavismo in Venezuela shows how the left have led the country toward "Zimbabwean-type hyperinflation amid dreadful crime rates" despite having "suffered a resounding defeat in the last legislative elections."
In Argentina, Kirchnerism has been evicted from the presidential house Casa Rosada. In Bolivia, Evo Morales is struggling to remain in power. In Chile, even Michelle Bachelet "sees cracks and canyons opened in her previously untainted reputation" as a result of corruption within her family.
"The political project begun by the charismatic Lula, followed by Rousseff and admired in its time around the world is now suffering its own Armageddon, with the impeachment smooth sailing and the whole country sinking into the ice of recession and muddy corruption," Rizzi wrote.
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Though each case in each country has its own particular explanation, the analysis identifies several common denominators.
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One of the contributing factors to the decline of the left in the region is the end of the commodity boom, which has "cut off the stream that funded the party in the region." In his view, the various projects put too much emphasis on redistribution and not enough on promoting wealth creation, investment and diversification.
"Exasperating bureaucracies, protectionism, corruption and expropriations in different doses depending on the case did not help prepare several countries for the hard landing that they are now suffering," he said.
Rizzi said another cause was the left's attempt to remain in power.
"Perpetual power is always toxic, and tends to cause distrust and corruption even in more consolidated democracies."
"Several countries of the region have taken a genuine judicial offensive against corruption, sometimes very aggressively … This trait, which at first glance would make Montesquieu happy, transforms virtue into scourge," the analysis said.
"The balance of powers question is evidence of the larger systemic risks that Latin America is facing in this colossal regional political transition," he added.
"Hopefully some increasingly mature civil societies know how to channel this political change …(with) inclusive policies, loyal acceptance of defeat and victories that prevent vindictive behavior that usually only lead to political fires and economic misery," he concluded.
Source: El País.
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Paul Pogba who was not only the worst Rated player in the Manchester United 1-1 Draw with Liverpool, but the one every one is talking about till now, stating from Twitter to Pundits and every where Sports News is Displayed.
Paul Pogba moved in from Juventus with a signing which made him the most expensive player which till today could still be said to play below his potential. Missing a great opportunity and giving away a penalty with what looks like a dap, triggered reactions everywhere even a #-tag on Twitter.
On Sport websites and Blogs it's another story, Paul Pogba falls in Goals worst team of the Week, and close to four headlines to his name in just 18 hours since the final whistle was blown, while on ESPN more is been headlined.
His obvious mistake almost cause United a loss though a draw does not benefit either of the team's in their League focus but manageable than draw and if he had found the net, his goal would have been the difference.
Every Body has Bad days, Marouane Fellaini had his against Everton which resulted in the same results for United and the whole media went on to say many things, almost sending the player out of play, even United fans were against him featuring In games as he was a disaster waiting to happen but today the story is different for my tall friend Fellaini.


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Oops – Grammy producers have copped criticism from fans of Cory Monteith on social media after they accidentally spelled his name wrong.
While "Glee" fans were moved that the late actor was included in this year's Grammys "In Memorium" montage, many have expressed their anger after his name was not spelled out correctly on stage.
When his photo flashed on the stage during the live event, fans and audience members were shocked to see that the actor's last name was misspelled.
Many on Twitter were slamming producers hours after the Awards had taken place.