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"Locating Your Center" - No this isn't a philosophical rant. Having such a hard time keeping my own in check hardly would afford me a seat of authority on that matter. Pivot points matter in more than life changes; they have a good deal to do with proper rigging. Some examples might be wheels, orbs and the like. If you start spinning one in 3d and it's pivot point isn't dead center you're gonna get wobble. Like a flat tire.....more on that in my next post.
Today I was rigging a car and for reasons unbenonced to me, the joint for the steering wheel had a pivot that didn't align with the tilt of the wheel. For various reasons I create a separate skeletal hierarchy for the rig and bake the animation down to the skinned hierarchy. Not having the luxury to fix the underlying issue I was looking for a good method to find the exact orientation of a pivot that would allow that wheel to spin properly on the steering column.
To do so, I wanted a script that would find a center pivot based on a selection of verts and place a locator there so that I might snap things to it. I don't like reinventing the wheel, so my first stop was highend3d where a quick search revealed a handy script that did just what I was looking for.
With that in hand, it was as easy as finding the center of two edge loops worth of verts snapping a couple of joints and reorienting the joint to the correct orientation.
Good edge loops and this little script have aiding the placing of Olaf's finger bones quite nicely.
If you know a faster way of accomplishing the same, by all means let me know.
Rig for Olaf - I think I'm gonna give John's tools a try for the body. He works with my buddy Dave (speaking of, looks like he has a new site in progress) and we're using the rig on Dave's film. It's pretty darn good.
Can you believe how different this looks from the last?
Heard back from Cory this morning and Olaf has been approved for a dose of skelegro. The main difference from the last one is a head shrinkage surgery that Olaf came marching through like a champ. I actually did a first pass on modeling his teeth last night. Don't they look great!?
Hey, if you don't have X-ray vision don't blame me.
Been working some renders for a side project at night which detracted me from much Olaf progress. It's been a fun little project. Hope to wrap that up tonight.
Waiting on a rig from Dave to get started on my next shot for his film. Can't wait till he announces it and I can stop referring to it as "Dave's film" or "Dave's Project." Get on it, Dave!
I guess that's not too shabby. I've got some resolutions for this year, but I'm not writing them on my blog so I can't see them a year from now glaring at me having not accomplished them.
Glumpers - Amazing sound, beautiful animation. Just watch it.
Project No Name. Still chugging along on my buddy Dave's film. I'm really excited to be working on full body stuff again. I've blocked a couple of scenes and am looking forward to digging in. I think it's gonna be a great piece.
Share the Potion! - Check out an Animated short/commercial by my buddy Cory.
Dynamics - I hate thee. I've been working on some dynamics at work and it's about to eat my lunch. I hear Maya's rigid bodies aren't well suited for what I'm making them do, but I don't have any other options at present. A work flow of move this, run 5 minute simulation, move that, 5 minute simulation isn't the most efficient. I'm sure there's better ways of working, but I did find this heartening read that let me know even the big budget movie guys have the same frustrations.


Mob Psycho 100 is set to return for Season 2 in Jan. 2019. With a few more months to wait, in the meantime fans can check out a PV that teases the new season with the appearance of a new character!
Mob Psycho 100 is inspired by the popular manga by ONE in which regular high school boy Kageyama receives the nickname "mob" because he so easily blends into the background. Unbeknownst to those around him, Kageyama is actually a powerful esper who deliberately keeps a low profile to keep his powers under wraps.
Mob Psycho 100 II is slated to air from Jan. 2019.
A Certain Magical Index's Kamijou Lectures Fans in Season 3 PV!
Line after line of Kamijou's passionate "lectures."


Colonel Kyle Dawson thought that his fighting time was over with the Scottish Highlanders, but when his son is murdered in Vancouver, BC, he must find his killer. The Colonel learns that his son, a narcotics officer, was off duty, but sitting in his car in a known drug area, and that it looks more like a hit than a random drug shooting.
Little by little, we are drawn into the Colonel's world of untying the knots of a vast underhanded drug shipment that spans the globe. What the Colonel has stumbled into is a huge and intricately funded plan to get those drugs in, and he is the only one that seems to see just where it might lead. Governments don't want some of that information out.
Using connections from his past life in the military, he receives information, weapons, and even old army buddy personnel to blow the roof off of who gave the order to kill his son. He is disavowed by his government and ends up basically a one man army on a mission, a mission of a father trying to find justice for his murdered son.
The story carries you though in nail-biting chapter after chapter. Ferguson pulled out all of the stops by including a bit of romance and betrayal, and you can't help but admire, if not love, the Colonel and his story.


I've been in the event production world since 2010 and immersed in event technology since 2014. I've been proud to work with a number of Fortune 500, leading technology, hospitality and international car companies. I handle everything from operations (day to day, event based, travel accommodations, hiring and onsite office set up), to account management (sales, client relations, vendor relations and communication) to project management (day to day communication and management with both the client and the graphic and development teams, bringing project from concept to fruition). I am a complete event's addict and though I tried to leave the live events world for the wedding industry only, it didn't stick and events lured me back. Since then I've been enjoying the diversity and excitement of a freelance career- working with clients and projects that truly excite my passions: organization and efficiency.
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The PS5 Is Very Large For A Specific Reason
When it was revealed last month, many people were surprised by the striking design of the PS5, which abandons the black box design of recent console generations for bold curves and a striking black-and-white color scheme. While it didn't take long for players to start making memes about the appearance of the console, others have noted its increased size over its predecessors, the PS4 and even the original "fat" PS3. That giant size is, according to one Sony employee, because the console generates an enormous amount of heat. With that much power comes a need to keep the system cool, and a huge case was necessary.
When one commenter asked on LinkedIn why the console is so bulky–as spotted by VG247–PlayStation's vice president of UX design Matt MacLaurin replied: "Thermals. This gen is little supercomputers. While the 7nm process delivers amazing heat performance for the power, the power is very extreme."
However, there might be other reasons for the large size. A leaked patent seems to suggest that Sony is building a cartridge that might work with the PS5. Some observers have speculated that it's an external solid-state drive that will slot into the console for memory management, but there's no official word if that's the case. We still don't know how much the PS5 will cost, or the PS5's full line-up of games, but odds are likely that more details will come out over the coming weeks. Most of its announced first-party games are also not going to be ready for launch. However, it should receive plenty of third-party support out of the gate. This includes sports games like Madden and NBA 2K, and presumably the Call of Duty series. Some of these will be cross-generational releases, and certain publishers are also allowing players to upgrade for free when the newer version becomes available.
The Xbox Series X is also a huge console, but it sports a PC-like form factor that is more familiar to players. The console, like the PS5, can be placed horizontally or vertically. It doesn't look like it will require a stand to do so, however.
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Having been a chef for nearly ten years Billy made the move from his home town Dudley in the Midlands to seek better career prospects. He secured himself a role as Head Chef with a large telecommunications group based in Martlesham, Suffolk. Billy led a team of around ten in his kitchen to provide regular nutritious meals to hundreds of colleagues for a further 25 years.
However a number of changes to that organisation and his team led Billy to revisit what gave him satisfaction in a job. He began considering what other options might be available. Having talked with close family and friends, Billy learnt that, most who know him well have always felt he communicated extremely well with younger people and that he had a great capacity for listening to and caring for others. As a godfather to quite a few relatives' and friends children Billy realised that there had been plenty of very rewarding moments in his life where he had guided, supported and helped them.
Following these discussions, a period of time passed whilst Billy thought more about his career and what he really wanted from any future roles. When another change was announced by his employers he decided he would seize the opportunity to make the move, completely changing his career.
Billy had never before constructed a CV but with the help from his friends and family he created his first, posting it online with a number of agencies.
The role as a support worker for Consensus at Belstead Mews was amazingly the first role that was sent by email to Billy for his consideration. He read it with great interest and then proceeded to review our website, looking at success stories, the team and training opportunities, learning as much as he could about the organisation, its culture and purpose.
Billy felt excited by what he had read and applied formally for the role. Within two hours the agency had called him back and conducted a telephone interview. By the end of the afternoon Billy had agreed to attend an interview with the manager of Belstead Mews the following day!
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He went home and told his sister all about his interview, telling her he believed it was fate. He felt this was absolutely the right role and a place he definitely wanted to work.
Following his interview he was invited to return later that week to meet some of the young people being supported. Consensus places great value in ensuring the people we support are happy with the colleagues we recruit to care for them. Although a little nervous he was overwhelmed by the young people he met. He felt honoured to have met them and learn a little of their challenges and needs. He was welcomed by the team so wonderfully and couldn't help but notice how professional they were and what a close bond they had as a team. Led completely by their manager he left reflecting on what a great bunch of people they were. Full of hope Billy waited for news on whether he had been successful hoping that his lack of background in care would not be an issue and that he had shown his abilities to listen and care.
When he was offered the role Billy could not believe it he said; "It was wonderful, sweet." After meeting everyone it had made him think how grateful he was for what he has. He has a happy life, a great family and friends and he vowed he would pay back Consensus and the team for the amazing opportunity he felt he was being given.
Billy has been in his role for around three months and when asked he says he feels "Very honoured to be a part of the team" and he knows how proud his family are of him.
He wondered whether providing personal care would be difficult but having developed such good bonds over the first few months with each person, he doesn't give it a second thought.
He has worked on building trust and confidence with each individual and has felt hugely rewarded to be able to take them all out on a variety of trips and activities. Activities can include anything from a gentle evening walk to trips on the train to local points of interest all in response to the person centred plans developed uniquely for each person.
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It's also great if you are just looking for a straight Peanut Butter E-Liquid flavor that tastes great on it's own.


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    add_index :maven_jnlp_versioned_jnlp_urls, :date_str
    add_index :maven_jnlp_versioned_jnlp_urls, :version_str
    add_index :maven_jnlp_versioned_jnlp_urls, :maven_jnlp_family_id
    remove_column :maven_jnlp_versioned_jnlp_urls, :created_at
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  end

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    add_column :maven_jnlp_versioned_jnlp_urls, :created_at, :datetime
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Rifle will let voters decide whether to add fluoride to water
Source: KJCT8.com | April 16th, 2015 | By Daniela Pardo
Location: United States, Colorado
As construction for a water treatment plant in Rifle continues, medical experts are asking the city to consider adding fluoride to its water. Those in favor of the substance say it would reduce the number of dental problems that children have in the Rifle area.
The mayor of Rifle says there hasn't been any fluoride in the water since 2005. Now ten years later, one pediatrician believes the children in the area are feeling the effects.
"I think it's a really good idea. I would definitely be pro fluoride in the water. It's good for our teeth. Especially for children," says Rifle resident, Claire Dewey.
Dewey is in favor of adding fluoride to the city's new water treatment plant. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, drinking water with the right amount of fluoride keeps the tooth surface strong and prevents tooth decay – without it in the water; one rifle pediatrician has noticed how it's affecting kids in the community.
"Over this year I've noticed that the kids in Rifle have a lot more dental problems than the kids in Glenwood Springs, and one of those reasons is that they don't fluoridate the water in Rifle," said Dr. Colby Quintenz.
Dr. Quintenz says fluoride is naturally found in water sources such as the Colorado River.
"When you're making a decision about fluoride in the water, you're really not making a decision about having it or not having it. You're making a decision to have it at a level where it's really beneficial to people's teeth" said Quintenz.
The Rifle City Council recently heard a presentation by Dr. Quintenz on the health benefits to having fluoride in their water.
"The council hasn't taken a position either way. We're looking at both sides, and we have directed the engineers to do a class analysis to see what it would cost to put in," said Mayor Randy Winkler.
There are still 1 to 2 years left to finish the construction of the new water plant.
"We just think it should be a choice of the voters, I think it will go to a vote after our plant is operational," said Winkler.
The mayor says not everyone in Rifle wants fluoride in their water. "From the communist plot to it's poison, that's a whole ride range of things," says Winkler about those are against adding the substance.
Dr. Quintenz believes that if people know the facts on fluoridation, then it will be an easy win. She says you have to drink 25 gallons of water a day in order to get a bad level of fluoride.
Community water fluoridation is on the CDC's list of the ten greatest public health's achievement of the 20th century.
Mayor Winkler says they are still listening to both sides, but will most likely put the issue on the 2016 ballot.


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My son is 8 and has the 11.25 glove. Wanting him to move up to the 11.5". He plays 3rd base. What are your thoughts?
The Rawlings HOH Mark Of A Pro 11.5" Baseball Glove: SP115BG is an excellent option for someone seeking a quality glove at the 11.50 inch size. The glove will feature around an 80% factory break-in so it should not take more than a week to get game ready. Only thing that could be concerning regarding this glove is the fit on a youth player's hand at 8 years old. This Rawlings HOH Mark Of A Pro 11.5" Baseball Glove: SP115BG may ultimately be a better hand fit for someone between 12-15 years of age.
Is this a youth glove or adult? My son is 9 and has pretty small hands so not sure if this will be too loose or big for his hand. Is the 11.25 size a smaller fit?
The Rawlings HOH Mark Of A Pro 11.5" Baseball Glove: SP115BG is designed for an adult fit; ideally for players between the ages of 12-15+. This will likely fit too loose for a 9 year old. A better fitting option would be the Rawlings Gamer XLE 11.25" Narrow Fit Baseball Glove: GXLE312-2NW.
One HOH Mark of a Pro (SP204-2wbr) has the palmed stamped with Rawlings Logo and Mark of a Pro, while model SP115BG is stamped with Select Pro. Are they the same product line and do they have the same leather quality?
Both the Rawlings HOH Mark Of A Pro 11.5" Baseball Glove: SP115BG and the Rawlings HOH Mark of a Pro Series 11.5" Baseball Glove: SP204-2WBR are Mark of a Pro models. The big difference between the two is the overall break in out of the box. The Rawlings HOH Mark Of A Pro 11.5" Baseball Glove: SP115BG will feature more of a break in similar with the Horween Leather that is used on Heart of the Hide Dual Core series gloves.
My son is about to turn 10. Would this be a good size for a utility model?
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const should = require('should');

const sinon = require('sinon');
const configUtils = require('../../../utils/configUtils');
const asset = require('../../../../core/frontend/helpers/asset');
const settingsCache = require('../../../../core/shared/settings-cache');

describe('{{asset}} helper', function () {
    let rendered;
    const localSettingsCache = {};

    before(function () {
        configUtils.set({assetHash: 'abc'});
        configUtils.set({useMinFiles: true});

        sinon.stub(settingsCache, 'get').callsFake(function (key) {
            return localSettingsCache[key];
        });
    });

    after(function () {
        configUtils.restore();
        sinon.restore();
    });

    describe('no subdirectory', function () {
        it('handles favicon correctly', function () {
            rendered = asset('favicon.ico');
            should.exist(rendered);
            String(rendered).should.equal('/favicon.ico');
        });

        it('handles ghost.css for default templates correctly', function () {
            rendered = asset('public/ghost.css');
            should.exist(rendered);
            String(rendered).should.equal('/public/ghost.css?v=abc');
        });

        it('handles custom favicon correctly', function () {
            localSettingsCache.icon = '/content/images/favicon.png';

            // with png
            rendered = asset('favicon.png');
            should.exist(rendered);
            String(rendered).should.equal('/favicon.png');

            localSettingsCache.icon = '/content/images/favicon.ico';

            // with ico
            rendered = asset('favicon.ico');
            should.exist(rendered);
            String(rendered).should.equal('/favicon.ico');
        });

        it('handles public assets correctly', function () {
            localSettingsCache.icon = '';

            rendered = asset('public/asset.js');
            should.exist(rendered);
            String(rendered).should.equal('/public/asset.js?v=abc');
        });

        it('handles theme assets correctly', function () {
            rendered = asset('js/asset.js');
            should.exist(rendered);
            String(rendered).should.equal('/assets/js/asset.js?v=abc');
        });

        it('handles hasMinFile assets correctly', function () {
            rendered = asset('js/asset.js', {hash: {hasMinFile: true}});
            should.exist(rendered);
            String(rendered).should.equal('/assets/js/asset.min.js?v=abc');
        });
    });

    describe('different admin and site urls', function () {
        before(function () {
            configUtils.set({url: 'http://127.0.0.1'});
            configUtils.set({'admin:url': 'http://localhost'});
        });

        after(function () {
            configUtils.restore();
        });

        it('handles favicon correctly', function () {
            rendered = asset('favicon.ico');
            should.exist(rendered);
            String(rendered).should.equal('http://127.0.0.1/favicon.ico');
        });

        it('handles ghost.css for default templates correctly', function () {
            rendered = asset('public/ghost.css');
            should.exist(rendered);
            String(rendered).should.equal('http://127.0.0.1/public/ghost.css?v=abc');
        });
    });
});


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Our vision is that every disabled child and young person in the UK can enjoy a life filled with exercise, play and friendship.
This first permanent facility will take several years to fund and build so, in the meantime, we are running pop up Gympanzees facilities in the holidays to go some way to addressing the problem and to test our concept until the main permanent facility is built.
We exceeded our initial fundraising goal and so were able to put on the first pop up Leisure Facility in August 2018. This was a huge success, demonstrating that there is the need and proving our concept for the main permanent facility. We had over 1,100 children booked over the 4 weeks with people travelling as far as from Braunton (North Devon), Reading and Worcester – with one family making a holiday of it and staying in a hotel.
Since then we have run two more successful pop ups in Bristol in the Easter and Summer of 2019. We are now planning our 2020 pop ups, sign up to our newsletter to find out dates and booking details.
We now plan to run Pop Ups every Easter and Summer holidays until the main facility is built.
We now have the evidence to look for premises and for the capital funding for the main Gympanzees Leisure Facility.
"We absolutely loved the pop up gym, genius idea - wish it was available all the time. Managed a full 50 min tutor session afterwards...that's the power of sensory integration - usually 15 min max!"
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Facebook - August 2018
Brilliant session! Both my my children were able to play. And play with each other. Staff are great. Positive! And everything is possible! Xx
Charlotte Deegan
"Amazing place! My 6 month twins absolutely loved it and fell asleep straight after- brilliant! 🙂 An opportunity to meet others in similar situations as you. Very friendly and welcoming staff, clean environment and facilities, easy parking, breast feeding friendly, stimulating for young people and overall excellent.👌🏽"
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"Jaiden who is 6 and I visited our 1st session today at Gympanzees, it was absolutely brilliant and Jaiden loved it. It was very relaxed for both of us and everyone was very understanding of all the children's needs. I would fully recommend Gympanzees as there is nowhere else like it!"
Nicola Boyle
"Today my 6yr old son and I attended the first Pop-up Gympanzee Activity Centre session. In my mind I knew what to expect, I'd watched all the videos and followed all the updates but I still wasn't prepared for the amazing feeling I came away with."
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"This was our 1st visit with our 2 boys and it was fantastic, both boys had great fun, there is so much for them to do. We will be coming back every week! I hope this can become permanent as it is very much needed as it is the only place to cater for a full range of disabilities and the people are lovely."
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11 best streaming services for series
29 December, 2020 10 min read
TV series have made an extraordinary development over the past few years. In the past, they were inferior to movies on all fronts, but now TV-series are at least just as popular. With this popularity came bigger budgets, better scripts, and A-list actors. Now, series are unprecedentedly big productions, with million-dollar budgets for each episode.
Other than channels like HBO and AMC, streaming services were quick to exploit this new hype. But there's a small drawback: because of legal issues, you can't enjoy the same offer on every streaming service anymore. We sought out the best streaming services and their most popular series for you, and with that the best VPN to combine with your subscription.
Netflix is not unknown to many people. The company was quick to see the potential of streaming series online. By cleverly investing in original productions and procuring streaming licenses for the greatest series, Netflix obtained a giant audience. But those very licenses do cause the different offer in each country. Because the company uses geo blocking, you aren't able to watch many series that are available on the American Netflix in The Netherlands. Unless, of course, you're using a VPN. With this you can really enjoy everything that Netflix has to offer. Netflix's offer is outstanding: many well-known series from big channels, original productions, comedy specials and peculiar original animation projects.
Recommended series: Stranger Things, Better Call Saul, Star Trek Discovery, Master of None, Orange is the New Black, Bojack Horseman, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Narcos, Arrested Development, Dark, Glow, Ozark.
– €7.99 for the basic plan (VPN necessary for American content)
– €13.99 for UHD streaming (VPN necessary for American content)
Best streaming services for series? Amazon is one of the biggest rivals of Netflix, especially in the United States. By digging into his pockets Amazon boss Jeff Bezos has acquired a number of exceptional licenses. The switch of Top Gear's team from BBC to Amazon with the name The Grand Tour has caused great uproar. Amazon has also been working hard on a Lord of the Rings series, and has bought the rights to create a new season of the amazing sci-fi series The Expanse.
Already existing series on the platform aren't to be sniffed at either. Amazon is pursuing influence in Europe, but for most people the offer is still limited. If you don't mind absent subtitles, you can revel in Amazon Prime's offer using a VPN. They may not generate as much publicity as the series on Netflix, but their offer is barely inferior to Netflix's. With all the series that are coming up, Amazon Prime will only become more and more interesting with time.
Recommended series: The Man in the High Castle, Bosch, The Tick, The Expanse, The Marvelous ms. Maisel, Sneaky Pete, The Grand Tour, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, Hand of God, Jean-Claude van Johnson, Fleabag
– €5.99 per month (VPN necessary for American content)
In Europe Hulu is still quite unknown. This is not very strange, since they are only active in the US and Japan. Their offer is excellent, because a few of the biggest producers in the industry manage the platform together. You do need a VPN and an American account to use the service in Europe. Once you've taken all those steps, you can enjoy top-notch series such as Castle Rock (based on stories of Stephen King), The Handmaid's Tale, Future Man and many more. A large number of legendary series such as Seinfeld, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Community are available on Hulu, which makes their offer broader than other streaming services. Original Hulu productions, however, are scarce.
Recommended series: Parks & Rec, 30 Rock, Future Man, Castle Rock, 11-22-63, Runaways, The Handmaid's Tale, Seinfeld, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Community, X-Files, Battlestar Galactica, Twin Peaks, Rick & Morty.
– $7.99 per month (including ads, VPN necessary)
– $11.99 per month (ad-free, VPN necessary)
Starz is one of the bigger television networks in the United States with many original productions that are worth watching. In fact, many of the Starz series are licensed by Netflix and are being broadcasted in Europe as 'Netflix Originals'. Horror series Ash vs. Evil Dead for example, as well as pirate series Black Sails and gladiator epic Spartacus. All in all, Starz really hinges on their original productions, but every single one of them are worth watching. Because the licenses in Europe are divided among mainly Netflix and Amazon, it might be beneficial to combine a Starz subscription with a VPN. This way you can carelessly watch all series.
A subscription to Starz is relatively cheaper than one to other streaming services, because you're essentially subscribing to a TV channel. You can also combine a subscription to Amazon with a subscription to Starz and Showtime. This way you have access to all of these services from Amazon.
Recommended series: Outlander, American Gods, Black Sails, Ash vs. Evil Dead, Power, The Girlfriend Experience, Howard's End, The Missing, Spartacus, The Pillars of the Earth, Torchwood, Boss, Blunt Talk, Party Down.
– $8.99 per month (VPN necessary)
HBO Go/Now
HBO is singlehandedly responsible for the very renaissance that the industry is experiencing at this moment. Before HBO started focusing on longer storylines in series, practically no-one was doing this. This focus on bigger stories instead of episodes with little interrelation led to insane series such as "The Wire", "Game of Thrones", "The Sopranos" and many more. The success of these series led to the current situation, in which "bad guy of the week" episodes are rare. HBO's offer is, in short, excellent. They have the biggest series of the past few decennia in their portfolio. Luckily, most of HBO can be watched in The Netherlands via Ziggo. However, if you want to use HBO Now, you'll have to depend on a VPN for HBO.
Recommended series: Game of Thrones, Westworld, The Wire, The Sopranos, Silicon Valley, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Deadwood, True Detective, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Boardwalk Empire, Six Feet Under.
– €11.95 per month via Ziggo Movies & Series XL package
– $15 per month via HBO in the US (VPN necessary)
If you're looking for a decent series to watch, but you're on a budget, then Sony's streaming service "Crackle" can provide a solution. Crackle is free, but it is supported by ads. The offer on the service can differ per month, but there is always something decent to watch. In any event the price won't be an obstacle. The only downside is that Crackle is solely active in the United States, so a VPN for Crackle is a must. Those entry costs are nonetheless much lower than the average subscription to a streaming service. As far as original productions go, Crackle is a little bit behind on the competition, but the complete offer is fine.
Recommended series: Chosen, Snatch, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, The Oath, Super Mansion, Startup, Snatch, Married with Children, Rake, Seinfeld, The Shield, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.
– free with ads (VPN necessary)
Not all great series are American. The Brits too have made quite a number of excellent series over the past couple of years. The focus point of these series and the complete offer are different from what you see in the US on all fronts. Maybe that makes them especially worthwhile. The BBC is of course responsible for astounding nature series such as Planet Earth and Blue Planet, which you'll naturally come across on this platform. Furthermore you will find marvelous comedies such as Miranda, the ever so popular Dr. Who and the high-profile series of Louis Theroux on the iPlayer. Additionally, most popular British soaps such as Eastenders are of course well represented.
The budgets may be a little smaller, but the iPlayer contains more than enough interesting series for an evening of binge-watching. The best part is certainly the price. Because the BBC is a public service broadcaster, their service is free to use. The BBC does use geoblocking, so a VPN for BBC iPlayer is necessary.
Recommended series: Dynasties, Blue Planet, Dr. Who, Louis Theroux's Altered States, Eastenders, Miranda, Strictly Come Dancing, QI, Clique, The Little Drummer Girl, The Night Manager, Fleabag.
– free (VPN necessary)
Showtime Anytime
Showtime has quite a number of excellent series in its portfolio as a premium cable subscription in the US. This is not unusual considering the fact that the company is property of the enormous CBS network. You can watch some of the most high-profile series of the past few years via a subscription to Showtime. What about the return of the legendary Twin Peaks, but also the amazing Billions, Master of Sex, Homeland, and The Affair. Showtime has got something for everyone. You can buy a separate subscription to the service or add a subscription to a Hulu or Amazon Prime account with a small discount. Sadly, the service is restricted to the United States, so a VPN for Showtime Anytime is necessary. But that does grant you an exceptionally broad offer of series.
Recommended series: Masters of sex, Twin Peaks, Billions, The Affair, Episodes, Dexter, Nurse Jackie, Ray Donovan, Shameless, The Borgias, Weeds, Web Therapy, The Tudors, Californication, House of Lies.
– $11 per month (VPN necessary)
– $9 per month via Amazon or Hulu (VPN necessary)
We know what you're thinking: YouTube? Yes, Alphabet too, the company behind YouTube and Google, has realized that they can earn serious money from series. And their first little steps into this industry have been surprisingly successful. That is of course somewhat expected with a budget that is a great deal bigger than that of most television producers. YouTube is able to cleverly combine their offer, because you also have access to purchases from the Google Play Store for example. In any case, they seem to take their new platform seriously.
Cobra Kai, the revival of The Karate Kid, was extremely successful and singlehandedly enticed many people to subscribe to YouTube Premium. Still, far from all content is at the level of the competition. YouTube also has an undue focus on showing their own well-known faces such as PewDiePie (a popular game streamer) in their content. This doesn't always generate good television, but the real series seem to put things right again. It's definitely worthwhile to check it out. A subscription to the streaming service is combined with the YouTube Premium subscription, with which you have access to YouTube Music and other YouTube services too.
Recommended series: Cobra Kai, Impulse, Escape the Night, Mindfield, Rhett and Link's Buddy System, Foursome, Youth and Consequences, Step Up: High Water, Lifeline, Good Game, Fight of the Living Dead.
– €11,99 per month (VPN necessary)
Other than Showtime, CBS also has its own streaming service called CBS All Access. Here, original productions are prioritized and the quality is a little better. CBS has been producing excellent series for years and owns a few special licenses. Legendary series such as Star Trek and Twin Peaks have gotten sequels in the past few years. Yet, there is still enough new content to be found and it's funny to see that our own Big Brother is still being broadcasted by CBS.
Other than this, you can also find many classic series such as Cheers, Taxi or Family Ties on CBS All Access. There absolutely is some overlap between CBS and for example Showtime. Also, on your local streaming services, you will see some of the same series, because of license resemblances. Because CBS All Access is American service, you will need a VPN to buy a subscription and watch the series. You can also add CBS All Access to an Amazon subscription.
Recommended series: Star Trek Discovery, Twin Peaks, Madam Secretary, Medium, NCIS, Scorpion, The Amazing Race, 2 Broke Girls, The Good Fight, Cheers, Beverly Hills 90210, Frasier, Family Ties, JAG, Taxi.
– $5,99 with ads (VPN necessary)
– $9,99 (VPN necessary)
Concerning series too, Vudu is somewhat of a strange addition. You can best compare the service to an old-fashioned video rental shop, where you rent movies or series for a limited amount of time. There is something to be said for this business model, because Vudu stays out of the big boy's territory this way and is able to add a lot of content that is exclusively available on other platforms. On the other hand, you do have to pay per episode or per season. This can sometimes be more expensive than a monthly subscription to your favorite streaming service. However, you can choose from practically every available series on Vudu.
From The Simpsons to Friends to HBO series such as House of Cards, on Vudu they're available. You do need a VPN to visit the website. Without a VPN in Europe, a 403 forbidden error will pop up. So they didn't even make an effort to create a separate page to let the rest of the world know that there's a geo block on the website.
Recommended series: The Simpsons, Family Guy, Friends, Gossip Girl, Sons of Anarchy, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, ER, Empire, Outcast, 12 Monkeys, The Americans, 24, Shooter, The West Wing.
– individually priced per movie for rent or sale (VPN necessary)
Conclusion: The best VPN for streaming services
There's an awful lot to choose from if you're looking for the best streaming services for series. The competition is murderous. With the arrival of new services of Disney and DC Comics, it's only becoming more difficult to find the series that you're looking for. At the same time, there is a lot of overlap between services, because licenses differ per area. If you have a subscription to Showtime, a subscription to Hulu is pretty much useless, because there are many of the same series on these services.
A subscription to Netflix in Europe sometimes has a lot of overlap with series that are available on Amazon in America (science fiction series "The Expanse" is a good example of this). So it does pay off to really look into the subscriptions, to make sure there's as little overlap as possible. It's notable that there are a few nice, free options for VPN users. Services such as Crackle and Vudu offer free series that are certainly worth watching. In any case you'll get the best out of your streaming subscription with a VPN, because it grants you access to the much bigger libraries of other countries. So it pays off to take a close look at our list of the best VPNs, so that you can use the internet in the best way possible.
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Summer Restaurant Week is in full swing! Bobby Van's Steakhouse is a classic restaurant in the Financial District that a friend and I went for Restaurant Week dinner. We were seated promptly and given an assortment of bread and multi-grain cracker that was pretty tasty.
I had the Steakwedge Salad, which actually wasn't very healthy, but was definitely quite good.. A wedge of lettuce, bacon and fried onion with Ranch dressing (too much of this) and a sprinkling of black pepper.
The entree was Filet Mignon with creamed spinach and french fries. My Filet Mignon came butterflied because I wanted it well done, and it was delicious… Juicy, full of flavor, tender! The creamed spinach was too creamy for me and had a sort of strange taste to it. The fries were decent. Even though I normally prefer skinny fries, I liked the crispness and flavor of these ones.
I tried tartufo for dessert, which is an Italian specialty of chocolate and vanilla ice cream covered in a chocolate shell, with a cherry in the middle. This was delightful… Not too sweet, and the combination of the chocolate with wonderful ice cream & cherry worked really well together. Well worth the extra $2.
The service was quite good, until it came time to receive our bill- took awhile to get it. Otherwise, well done.


1. Rail fares hiked by 2-30 paise per km.
2. Second class fares up by 2 paise per km.
3. Platform ticket prices raised to Rs 5 from Rs 3.
4. To introduce 75 new express trains, 21 passenger trains. 132 trains were introduced in last Budget.
5. To introduce 45 new routes.
6. Emphasis on the Budget will be on strengthening railway safety.
7. Indian Railway safety fund pegged at Rs 16,482 crore.
8. Railways will require Rs 14 lakh crore over next 10 years.
9. Investment on Railways pegged at Rs 7.35 lakh crore in the 12th five-year plan.
10. Internal Resources of Railways pegged at Rs 1.99 lakh crore.
11. Aim to cut operating ratio (OR) to 74% by 2016-17 from 95% now.
12. Aim for OR at 84.9% in fiscal 2013.
13. Annual plan outlay for fiscal 2013 seen at Rs 60,100 crore, versus Rs 57,630 crore year-on-year.
14. Railway's FY13 market borrowing seen at Rs 15,000 crore.
15. Aim to spend Rs 6,647 crore on track modernization next fiscal year.
16. Signalling system to be modernized.
17. To spend Rs 39,110 crore in 5 years to modernize railway signalling and telecom.
18. To electrify 6,500 km of rail line in the 12th plan.
19. Target 700 km of track doubling and 800 km of gauge conversion next fiscal year.
20. 114 new line surveys will be carried out.
21. To allocate Rs 4,410 crore in fiscal 2013 for capacity augmentation work.
22. To invest Rs 18,193 crore in rolling stock in FY13.
23. To start coaching complex and terminal in Navi Mumbai.
24. Rail coach factories proposed at Vidisha in Madhya Pradesh and Palakkad in Kerala.
25. Aim to cut travel time between metros via faster trains.
26. To set up Indian Railway Station Development Corp.
27. To develop 100 stations via PPP (public private partnership) route in next five years. Stations to be developed like airports.
28. To hire over 1 lakh employees in FY13.
29. MOU signed for Rail freight corridor in Chattisgarh.
30. PPP model to be firmed up for elevated rail line in Mumbai.
31. Satellite based real-time information trains in 18 months.
32. Reputed global agencies to be hired for catering.
33. Eco-friendly toilets to be introduced in 2,500 coaches.
34. Will set up independent Railway Safety Authority.
35. To set up special purpose vehicle (SPV) to eliminate railway crossings.
36. Aim to eliminate all railway crossings in next five years.
37. Railway Research Development Council to be set up.


With a luxurious, brooding aesthetic perfect for a long drive in their home state of California, Blaq Tuxedo's signature sounds blends genres and eras. Returning with a full-length hosted by Los Angeles' DJ Carisma, the LA-based duo announces Tap In, an 11-track slice of streetwise rap-n-b. Produced almost entirely by Blaq Tuxedo themselves, Tap In is packed with a diverse array of well-crafted jams. Today, the duo provides a glimpse at the record's diversity by dropping two drastically different singles: "About It" and "Over Due." Premiered by Pigeons & Planes, "About It" is an abrasive, addictive club track, with booming bass and blaring sirens, perfect for blasting at full volume and annoying the hell out of your neighbors as you go dumb at a house party. On the flipside, "Over Due," premiered by Earmilk, is a gentle slow jam, marked by overdriven guitar and liquid electric piano. Releasing on April 7th, Tap In is a bass-heavy collection of bangers, perfect for the club or the whip.
Check out About It and Over Due from Blaq Tuxedo and tell us what you think of them in the comments down bottom.


The ACCC has published a list of vehicles that are currently under active recall. If your vehicle is under active recall, then you should contact your supplier to arrange replacement of the affected Takata airbag as soon as possible. Suppliers will provide instructions on their website to assist consumers.
The compulsory recall requires all suppliers of vehicles with defective Takata airbags to recall the vehicles. This will include vehicles made by Ford, GM Holden, Mercedes Benz, Tesla, Jaguar Land Rover, Volkswagen, Audi and Skoda, as well as those vehicles that have had a like-for-like replacement Takata airbag and newer models that have yet to be recalled.
Details of these additional recalls will be published on the Product Safety website by April 2018 at the latest, or as and when suppliers initiate a recall.
Consumers should subscribe to receive updates about future recalls on our website. You will also be able to check your supplier's website from 1 July 2018 for a detailed list of active and future recalls.
Check our FAQ for Takata airbag recalls for further information.
We have also published detailed information on what suppliers should do.