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Fails of Sequels Past – Warnings for Deadpool 2
by SeanPWallace on 22/02/2016
I'm assuming that we've all seen Deadpool by now. We have, haven't we? Right? Right?!
Yes, of course we have. It was pretty good, wasn't it? Not the 'lottery win times a threesome' that many people made it out to be, and not the incoherent shambles that it could so easily have been without finesse and care from the filmmakers. A solid 8/10, though for a full review you can look here.
I'm also assuming that we all stayed to watch the after-credits scene for Deadpool? We did, didn't we? Right? Right?!
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Yes, of course we have.
Anyway, in said after-credits scene, it was revealed that Deadpool (both the character, and by extension the film-making enterprise that surrounded the movie) expects a sequel. Given that the film was Fox's strongest opening weekend since Revenge of the Sith, it is all but a given that a sequel will be coming. With this in mind, I'd like to review some lessons that Deadpool 2 can learn from other comedy sequels that, well, flopped like a dying fish on a damp boat's deck.
Don't just remake Deadpool
The Hangover is quite a good film. Probably one of the funnier ones I've seen at the cinema. Daft, asinine, sure, but great nonetheless. An R-rated comedy with famous actors who'd been left out in the wild for a little while that ended up earning serious money at the box office, it was bound to get a sequel.
The Hangover 2, on the other hand, is terrible. Just awful. They took the same premise and plot points from the first film and just moved the location. The characters hadn't progressed, the comedy remained the same, and it tanked hard.
Producers keen to capture the same magic of a runaway success often believe that repeating the same formula will get the same results, forgetting that what really made the first effort so successful was the spirit under which it was done. Deadpool is great because there was a real focus on getting the character and story right: it feels like a Deadpool comic book brought to life, sappy Hollywood ending aside. They must resist the urge to just remake Deadpool.
Don't try to create catchphrases
Ace Ventura was a decent enough film, but Ace Venture: When Nature Calls had a decent shot at being a better film… if it hadn't concentrated so hard on trying to make jokes from the first film into catchphrases. I'm pretty certain ten percent of the script for the second film was copied and pasted.
Chimichangas was said enough times in the first film. Let's not hear it again.
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Try to evolve the premise
When I asked my fellow Geek Pride writers to name a good-to-great sequel to a comedy film, there were only a few examples. Granted, comedy is a purely subjective medium, but it was a struggle. This is partially because most of the great comedy films are unburdened by expectations and simply get to exist on their own merits. When a second film comes along, the original is inevitably held up as a standard, a comparison that must be beaten.
A second film must evolve beyond the first. To go to comic books for a moment, Iron Man 2 is literally just Iron Man Again. Captain America, however, is a wartime romp with an extended musical number and tells the story of the world that Captain America grew up in, whereas the sequel, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, is about Cap fitting into the modern world. The existing character is well-established, but the setting is so different that the story can go in a completely different direction, whilst still allowing a connection to the first through (hail) Hydra.
Bringing Cable in certainly suggests they're going in the right direction, and staying true to the comics, but Deadpool's creators must concentrate on delivering a similar but separate film in Deadpool 2.
Can anyone think of any other bad sequel examples for Deadpool 2 to be wary of? Comment below.
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Bob Gottliebsen is right: Scott Morrison is out of his depth as PM
Posted on March 19, 2020 by Leo D'Angelo Fisher
Bob Gottliebsen made an especially interesting comment in his column for The Australian today. Commenting on the Morrison government's first coronavirus rescue package, which was generally felt to have missed its mark, Bob slipped in an observation that might easily have gone through to the 'keeper.
Bob wrote: "The world saw our first 'rescue attempt', where [the government] thought we could overcome the problem with higher depreciation allowances and giving more money to the elderly and welfare recipients, as not only crazy but as confirmation we had a government which was out of its depth."
One reason it may not have raised an eyebrow is that the observation that Morrison is incompetent is made often enough on social media.
But it's something else again when Australia's most respected business columnist matter-of-factly dismisses a government – and by logical extension the head of that government – as not just misguided or mistaken but "out of its depth".
Love or hate our prime ministers, agree or disagree with them, there is generally an assumption in the electorate that anyone who makes it to the top must be competent, able and smart.
The last time Australians thought otherwise was the prime-ministership of William McMahon (1971-2). McMahon served as a minister in the Menzies, Holt and Gorton governments, occasionally with distinction, and was external (foreign) affairs minister when he deposed John Gorton to become PM. But the position of prime minister was a step too far for the ambitious and scheming McMahon: he seemed overwhelmed by the job, an anachronism in the new decade and had become the plaything of the magisterial Gough Whitlam who swept to power in 1972. McMahon was conspicuously out of his depth.
What about Tony Abbott you ask? It's true, he had no business being prime minister. But Abbott was an aberration, a terrible mistake, which the electorate understood the moment he was sworn in. When he was replaced by Malcolm Turnbull, the nation breathed a sigh of relief and it was understood that this was something never to be spoken of again.
As for Turnbull, he looked and sounded the part and was obviously bright, but the nation was deprived of the "best Malcolm" when he retired "angry Malcolm". Bob Hawke gave up the grog when he became PM, but he was still Hawkie. Turnbull without the fire in the belly became strangely one-dimensional. There was no Keating electricity and spontaneity, none of Whitlam's crash-through-or-crash, no hint of Fraser's authority.
That peculiar brand of Christian mongrel
Australians knew Turnbull was stymied by his party's right, but for this he received neither sympathy nor allowance. People expected him to stiffen his spine and take on the recalcitrants, to put principle before internal politics, to fight for what he believed in. Turnbull called it pragmatism, the electorate saw it as appeasement. There was no dancing in the street when Turnbull was toppled; nobody wanted him to go that way. But was he missed? People were missing Turnbull even when he was PM.
And so to Scott Morrison. A man of some attainment before entering parliament, in a LinkedIn kind of way. Lots of fancy job titles, but always a nagging suspicion that something was not quite right.
As Minister for Immigration and Border Protection and later Minister for Social Services Morrison got to demonstrate that peculiar brand of Christian mongrel that presents itself as tough love. As the nation's underwhelming Treasurer Morrison gave the distinct impression that all in all he'd rather be in Philadelphia. Whatever a BSc in economic geography is, neither it nor his experience as a senior minister prepared him for the Treasurer's job, so better to chuck that in and go for the boss's job (once again setting off that LinkedIn vibe).
When he became PM in 2018 he mysteriously took on the cringeworthy persona of the daggy-dad prime minister, complete with baseball cap, goofy smile and backyard-barbecue bonhomie. Once elected PM in his own right the character disappeared.
Scotty from Marketing had simply created a temporary brand in the lead up to the 2019 federal election: the dufus-daryl persona was meant to assure the electorate that he was not a back-room assassin of prime ministers and to lull Labor into a false sense of security.
Morrison is not very bright. But he is wily, or as an outback philosopher might prefer, "cunning as a shithouse rat".
Once he was unexpectedly returned to office – Morrison proving a better campaigner than Bill Shorten – the Gomer Pyle persona disappeared. In its place the electorate was treated to more of that bitter, hard-faced preacher that preceded the man in the baseball cap. The goofy smile became a thin-lipped scowl and the happy eyes became lifeless lumps of coal. When Morrison forgets himself he takes on the look that will be familiar to anyone who has been to a Catholic school: the half-crazed, half-nutter priest, volatile and totally unpredictable. (Imagine Morrison in a cassock and amaze yourself at how easily the image comes to mind.)
Deny, dissemble and divert
Of course, looks are neither here nor there when competence is what most voters look for in their leaders. Malcolm Fraser as prime minister was no cuddle-bunny but that didn't stop him from winning three successive elections.
But Morrison? He has no redeeming features as prime minister. None.
His first response to criticism or ministerial scandal is to deny, dissemble and divert, even when he does not know the facts, and worse, when he does. Once it is clear that he has denied the undeniable he will maintain his position to the death. He resents being questioned by journalists or by the opposition in Question Time and will point blank refuse to answer a question not to his liking. When he does deign to "answer" a question he treats his interlocutor to a steaming torrent of word vomit.
Under Morrison, Question Time is a bigger joke than usual, ministerial standards and ministerial responsibility have been essentially jettisoned, the public service has been compromised and to quote policy wonk Kevin Rudd, Morrison is "showing himself to be an abject failure in the engine room of public policy".
Delays in the formulation of policy in response to fast-moving events are explained away as methodical and considered deliberation. The responses to the national bushfires and the coronavirus pandemic were nothing of the kind. They were slow, misdirected and inadequate.
Even before these events, the Australian economy was showing signs of distress. Despite blather about an "economic plan", the government was armed with nothing more than its delusional budget surplus.
Morrison is super-sensitive to criticism. Rather than being seen to submit to the opposition's charges of a flailing economy the government stubbornly maintained that everything was going to plan. When the pandemic struck, Morrison and his successor as Treasurer Josh Frydenberg insisted that the promised surplus was inviolate. A position only reluctantly dropped.
Morrison's biggest concern was that his stimulus measures were not compared with the Rudd government's stimulus package following the GFC. Morrison harbours a visceral loathing of Rudd and his former Treasurer Wayne Swan, which extends to their stimulus package. The objectives of Morrison's response to the coronavirus was to deliver a stimulus package that was seen as the antithesis of the Rudd-Swan program: methodical, considered and proportionate.
Scott Morrison is petty-minded, petulant and peevish. Australians have seen this time and time again. One has only to think of the scandals engulfing Angus Taylor and Bridget McKenzie and Morrison's unblinking defence of the indefensible.
These are not attributes that ensure a level-headed and intelligent response to policy challenges and national emergencies.
For anyone who retained any doubt about Morrison's competence, his handling of the coronavirus emergency should remove any such doubt. Bob is right. Morrison is out of his depth.
Leo D'Angelo Fisher is a Melbourne journalist, writer and commentator. He is just as unforgiving on Twitter: @DAngeloFisher
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Barcelona is the second largest city of Spain, capital of the self-governing district of Catalonia and the second largest city that is situated on the coast of Mediterranean Sea. It is situated on the 41° northern latitude and it gets in the borders of the subtropical climate zone. It is located between Coasta Brava and Costa Dorada that are often called "The Spanish Riviera" because of their splendid beaches and lovely resort towns. In north-west, about an hour away from Barcelona are situated the stunning landscapes of the Pyrinees.
About 350km from Barcelona is located one of the most beloved and favourite islands for family tourism in the world – Mallorca.
Barcelona is a center of one very different part of the country. The locals speak Catalan and English, but the Spanish is less popular.
However, that the local population is proud with its autonomy does not prevent Spain to experience not smaller pride because of the fact that this is the most developed economic center of the Mediterranean coast.
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The population of Barcelona is about 1,7 million people, but the city agglomeration is approximately 4,5 million people. This is the second largest city on the coast of the European Mediterranean.
By birth the majority of the population are Catalans that are different by the Spaniards with their culture and language.
In the recent years the city is among the most cosmopolitan in Europe because of the strong attractiveness of Barcelona among the young people from all parts of the European Union.
Here come to live, study and work people from worldwide. The combination of warm climate, high standard of living and cosmopolitan culture, architecture monuments, easy access to education and unparalleled hospitality of the locals make the city one of the 20 best for living cities on the planet and the first in Spain.
Here come to live many British, Germans, Scandinavians, as well as Bulgarians, Romanians and so on. But during the summer months the palette of nationalities is dizzying. Usually every year in the city arrive at least 5-6 million of visitors.
The climate of Barcelona. Barcelona has subtropical Mediterranean climate, but in contrast to the biggest part of the Mediterranean coast the Barcelona receive significant precipitations, because the Atlantic Ocean is located in less than 400km from the city and the air masses have not lost their humidity yet, when they pass through this part of the country.
Usually the precipitations are short term, sudden and intensive. Almost never happens all day to be cloudy and rainy constantly – such cases are rare.
The majority of the days are sunny and pleasant even in the winter. As a whole the precipitations are uniformly spread throughout the year with the exception of the September and October, when the rainfall is more significant.
Barcelona gets 95mm of rain in October that is double in comparison with the other months of the year.
The driest month is July – 25mm of rain. There are two seasons in Barcelona – summer and winter.
This is typical feature of the Mediterranean climate. Summer season is longer and lasts from the beginning of May to the end of October.
Winter lasts from the beginning of December to the end of March. April and November are transition season and the weather changes are typical for these months.
The summer is very warm, even hot and the winter is similar to the spring in the temperate climate zone. Hottest months are from June to September with peak of the temperatures in August.
The average daily temperature is 28°C. The coldest months are December, January and February. The temperatures are usually lowest at the end of January and the beginning of February.
In this period of the year the daily temperatures are around 13°C. The winter nights are cool, even cold. Average night temperatures in January are 4 – 5°C. There are not spring and autumn, or at least not as in the temperate latitudes.
It is difficult to mention the name of the Catalan capital without to say few words about the local architecture. Undoubtedly Barcelona is one of the most beautiful cities on the planet.
The walk on the streets is one filled with joy to the eye experience. The first things that will make an impression to you are the bright and sunny shades in which are painted the facades of the buildings and the exceptional sense of harmony which you can feel everywhere.
You have the feeling that every structure has built in its place only to be combined in a perfect manner with all that surround it.
This is strange, because Barcelona is a very old city that has founded by the ancient Romans (then was known as Barcino) and should have strong contrast between buildings from different eras.
But it hasn't. Buildings that have built in different styles and different eras are in perfect harmony and create one real world famous masterpiece.
Barcelona today probably would not be what it is, if it was not touched by the great talent of Antoni Gaudi. He has left a profound imprint on the local architecture.
The pearl of its work is the most impressive cathedral, which the west has ever seen – Sagrada Familia (in translation Holy family).
The 170m high towers of the cathedral are decorated in various ornaments and are visible from all parts of the Catalan capital. At present, the cathedral is not still completely finished.
Probably it will be fully ready in 2030. But even if the most popular, this is not the only work of the great architect.
The lovers of the eccentricity will be probably more impressed by the Guel Park, which will make you feel like part of the "Alice in wonderland", because of its strange houses, stairs, castles and so on.
Everything has built in bizarre shapes and surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation.
We can say nothing except to repeat the word "masterpiece". That is what everybody having the chance to visit the park would say.
And who once was in Guel Park without difficult will recognise the works of the talented architect as they all bear its own style.
Casa Mila, Casa Baio and of course the school of the Order of St. Therese are just some of his works. The great architect Antoni Gaudi has died just few days before the age of 74 years.
The man that has turned Barcelona into this work of art which you can see today, has been knocked down by tram on the June, 10th 1926 – the first day on which the city tramway has put into motion.
But if you make a tour in Barcelona, you will see that the great architect continue to lives trough what he has been created.
Otherwise, this giddily developing city has also its modern constructions. Like every modern metropolis, Barcelona also has its skyscrapers.
Torre Maphre, Hotel Arts (they are both 145 meters high)and Torre Agbar are the three most famous skyscrapers in the Catalan capital. They combine modernism and finesse. The glass is leading element in these structures.
If you plan to visit the city because of the beautiful beaches, you will not regret. In the north of the city are located the wonderful resorts of Costa Brava and in the south are those of Costa Dorada.
Which are better? No body can say with certainly. And both Costa Brava and Costa Dorada must be seen.
There is something for everyone – for the fans of the crowds and entertainment, but also and for the lovers of the piece and tranquillity among the nature.
But let's go back to the topic of Barcelona, because this article is devoted to it. The urban beaches will please to everyone.
The sand vary from dark yellow with light nuances of the brown, to whitish, almost white. In these parts of the beach, where the colour of the sand is dark yellow, the sea water has very specific dark blue pastel colour.
The beach is quite wide – in some areas it is more than 80m. Sometimes the sea water is calm as a mirror. Then the water is so transparent that even the grains of sand on the bottom are visible!
Another time, however, dare to enter in the sea only the surfers, because the location of Barcelona is widely open to the sea and there is not pronounced bay.
Because of this reason the strong winds can got up pretty huge waves. Probably the most popular beach of Barcelona is San Sebastian.
From the beginning of May to the end of October is full of tourists, but as the beach is wide, there is enough space for everybody.
In the southern parts of the city at Can Camins and Gavamar, near the beach there is lush coniferous vegetation, but the biggest part of the Barcelona coast, you can rely only to the shade of the date palms, as the coast is the most urbanized part of the city. The coast is also the place with the greatest concentration of people.
This part of the city is intended for entertainment and social contacts with its countless number of bars and restaurants. The life in Barcelona is closely connected by the sea.
From the coast, near by the yacht port begins one of the biggest, widest, chic and popular streets of the city – the world famous La Rambla. On this street you can find great variety of restaurants, hotels and boutiques.
Here, on the shaded of the large trees walking area comes everybody that want to see and to be seen.
Here you can see incredible variety of nationalities and people from all parts of the world. About two kilometers from La Rambla is located Stadio Olimpico, which although has been rebuilt and updated is still located on the place where it has built originally 1927th.
And the best way for the tourist to take goodbye with a such memorable city as Barcelona, is to ascend the peak of Tibidabo that rises 512m height in the north-west part of the city.
This is the highest point of the mountain Sierra de Corserola and the panorama which one can see from here is just breathtaking.
It is advisable to ascend the peak at sunrise to see the first rays of the hot Spanish sun, or at twilight because to enjoy the gradually turning on of the city lights. This is a great way to engrave Barcelona forever in your mind.
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We have been blessed with two daughters just two years apart. They share many interests and get along well much of the time.
I want them to have a lifelong friendship and as they grow, I hope they will enjoy each other's company even more.
Here are some ideas I'm trying to implement to encourage harmony between them.
1. Encourage common interests. Because they are only two years apart, they have enjoyed many of the same toys at the same time. In earlier years, they played with baby dolls and Little People figures. They've always had great fun with "pretend" play and now enjoy American Girl dolls and accessories. They also like reading many of the same books and doing arts and crafts activities together.
2. Teach them to control the words they speak to each other. Let's face it; even we as adults struggle with controlling our speech. Sometimes I find myself getting lax and not correcting my daughters when they speak to each other unkindly. We all know how hurtful words can be and this requires almost constant monitoring. You can determine different ways to deal with this; I usually find it helpful to separate them for a certain period of time.
3. Promote gift giving. My daughters like to use their own money to buy each other small gifts for birthdays and at Christmas. I do all that I can to facilitate this practice.
4. Schedule equal time alone with parents. We do this for my husband through separate "date night" time with daddy. I am able to be alone with each girl every Thursday while they alternate time in a homeschool co-op class.
5. Teach them to respect one another's privacy. Our girls currently share a bedroom, but they do have their own dressers, closet area, etc. I have taught them to ask before using something that belongs to their sister and, when permission is given, to make sure that they handle each other's possessions carefully.
What other tips could you share on helping sisters get along with one another?
These are great tips – I'm working on them with my girls. Teaching them to be kind with other another is topping my list right now. Sophie often gets impatient with Bella, so we are working on kind words and patience.
YES! We are reeeeally working on "teaching them to control the words they speak to each other."
Great tips! I think that homeschooling helps, too, because they are forced to interact with each other. If my children don't play together, then they have to play alone because there is no one else. And that togetherness fosters their relationship.


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Panzano es una localidad de la comarca Hoya de Huesca que pertenece al municipio de Casbas de Huesca en la provincia de Huesca (España). Está situada al pie de la Sierra de Guara y de los ríos Formiga y Calcón, a 29 km al noreste de Huesca, y tiene acceso desde Huesca por la carretera A-1228.

Topónimo
El topónimo deriva del nombre romano de persona Pansa, y por tanto significaría 'lugar de Pansa'.

Historia
En el año 1097 Pedro, obispo de Huesca, dio al monasterio de San Ponce de Tomeras las iglesias de Labatella, Morrano y Panzano. En febrero del año 1135 el rey Ramiro II de Aragón dio la villa de Panzano a Gil de Lascellas. El día 9 de septiembre de 1293 el rey Jaime II de Aragón dio la Honor de Sotero Raro, Fabana y Panzano a Artal de Azlor para que tuviese un caballo armado. En el año 1295 estaba integrado en la Honor de Fabana, siendo de realengo. El día 29 de mayo de 1343 el rey Pedro IV de Aragón ordenó al heredero del fallecido Artal de Azlor que prestase el servicio por feudos por la Honor de Sotero Raro, Fabana y Panzano. En el año 1495 contaba con 13 fuegos. En el s. XVI era de la familia Azlor.

En el año 1834 tenía ayuntamiento propio, con la casa de Fabana y el Monte de Guara. En el año 1845 se le unen Santa Cilia de Panzano y Bastarás; la cárcel y la escuela de instrucción primaria se hallaban en la casa consistorial, cuyo edificio estaba bastante deteriorado. En 1970-80 se incorpora al municipio de Casbas de Huesca.

Monumentos
 Iglesia parroquial dedicada a San Pedro Apóstol, de estilo románico.
 Ermita de la Virgen de Arraro.
 Ermita de San Cosme y San Damián.
 Ruinas cristianas de la reconquista «Castillo de Marmañana».

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Ubieto Arteta, Antonio, "Historia de Aragón". Los pueblos y los despoblados III (Ed. Anubar. Zaragoza, 1986)

Enlaces externos
 Mapa de Situación
 Casas de Turismo rural «Casa d'a Tienda» y «Balcón de Guara»
 Camping-Bungalows Cañones de Guara y Formiga

Localidades de la provincia de Huesca
Hoya de Huesca
Municipios desaparecidos de la provincia de Huesca entre 1970 y 1981
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It was a huge success (Picture: BBC)
A club night held especially for people with learning disabilities was attended by more than 250 people on Wednesday.
It was a night of raving and dancing for young people who don't normally get the chance to let their hair down in a club setting.
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Jamie Firman organised the night at Religion in Walsall with help from 25-year-old Chris Rollason, 'DJ Rollo', who was on the decks.
Jamie, 32, had been playing at a disco for people with learning disabilities when he was approached by Chris.
Chris, who has Asperger's, had always dreamed of being a DJ and Jamie agreed to train him up.
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DJ Rollo made his nightclub debut (Picture: BBC)
After passing all required standards within two years, DJ Rollo began playing to audiences.
He has played at dozens of venues and even a crowd of 1,200 at a banqueting suite, but one day, Chris told Jamie he had never been to a club.
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Jamie told Metro.co.uk: 'I was really surprised.
'He said 'I have never had the chance to go into a nightclub'.
'He was worried he'd feel socially awkward.'
DJ Rollo kept revellers happy (Picture: Jasdiscos.com)
Jamie, who has been organising events for people with learning disabilities for about three years, said: 'It's mainly the safety aspect.
'They can go out and they don't have to worry about some drunk person saying something at the bar.
'We've got security, so they don't have to worry about leaving or arriving.
'So many people in our society don't understand learning disabilities.
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'I just believe everyone should be able to do whatever they want to do.'
The club night lasted well into the evening and some ravers were having such a good night they didn't want to leave.
Speaking at the event, a clubber told the BBC: 'You can see everyone is having a really good time and having fun, that's what it's all about.'
Jamie is hoping to make the night a monthly event and said he had already been contacted by other clubs who wanted to hold a similar evening.
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L-R: The expert panel included S.E. Bend Neighborhood Association Chair Bill Galaway, Bend Mayor Casey Roats, Executive Director of Central Oregon LandWatch Paul Dewey, President & CEO of Brooks Resources Kirk Schueler, and City Planning Manager, Brian Rankin. Photo: Tor Hanson – Courtesy, Bend Chamber.
The expansion of the urban growth boundary was the easy part. Now comes the hard work, figuring out how to build and pay for the expansion. Bend Chamber's What's Brewing delved into the many challenges ahead of the city, developers and Bend citizens when it comes to living up to the promises made in the UGB planning document.
Moderated by Bend Chamber EVP of Community Affairs, Jamie Christman, the topic of the evening was Bend's UGB – Moving Forward. The expert panel included City Planning Manager, Brian Rankin, President & CEO of Brooks Resources Kirk Schueler, Executive Director of Central Oregon LandWatch Paul Dewey, Bend Mayor Casey Roats, and S.E. Bend Neighborhood Association Chair Bill Galaway.
In front of a sold-out crowd gathered at Deschutes Brewing Tap Room on Bond Street, the audience got a first look at the challenges ahead, making good on the many urgent issues facing Bend –public infrastructure improvement (streets, sewer, and water), affordable housing, transportation, employment, and the quality of life the city's population has come to expect.
Rankin tackled many of the questions throughout the evening. As the manager of the city's planning division, he was intimately involved in the UGB planning process.
A full supporter of the plan, Mayor Roats is hoping the community takes a positive approach to the new UGB.
Bend's new land use plan is broken into two major parts: expansion and opportunity areas. Expansion areas are new land that will be brought into the city through the UGB process. Opportunity areas are already contained within the city boundaries but slated for redevelopment.
Speaking from a developer's standpoint, Schueler highlighted the difference between a developer and a land owner.
In the first round of UGB discussions, Central Oregon LandWatch and other organizations were dead-set against the direction the city was taking regarding land use, one of the reasons the original effort was remanded back to the city. Representing many of the environmental groups in the area, Dewey was involved in both UGB planning efforts.
After wrestling with Bend's urban growth boundary (UGB) since 2008, the new plan got state approval in the fall of 2016. Smaller than the original request for adding 8,000 acres into Bend's city limits, the new plan makes do with 2,380 acres. With the approved UGB expansion in place, many think the challenges are over. Not even close, said the panel of experts.
Taking cues from the Westside Traffic Consortium, a private public partnership (3P) that yielded several roundabouts on Bend's westside and the Southern Crossing (Bill Healey Bridge and attached streets), Bend officials are eyeing similar partnerships in the future to pay for the city's infrastructure needs.
Funded by private money and utilizing system development charge (SDC) reimbursements, private parties funded the infrastructure developments through the consortium.
Rankin agreed the 3P system will be a necessity and the process will not happen behind closed doors.
The extension of Murphy Road to meet up with the new extension areas in S.E. Bend drew praise from Galaway who represents the Neighborhood Association. The proposed road will move traffic from the west to the east-side of Bend.
Affordable housing has also become an integral part of Bend's growth challenges. Rankin stressed it is not an easy problem to solve and Schueler echoed his sentiments telling the audience affordable housing is a supply and demand issue controlled by market forces.
The company set it up to hold lower priced homes, but with a market desirability came a new reality.
With the new UGB plans comes a vision for building more affordable housing. Telling the audience that the city has done a lot of work trying to relieve the situation, Rankin made the point that the city is not in the business of development, and shouldn't be.
Identifying the opportunity areas as one of the highlights of the new UGB, and one of the reasons LandWatch supported the remanded plan, Dewey stressed the importance of redeveloping the area to bring down Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT).
You can watch the What's Brewing – Bend's UGB Moving Forward here.


We love Homeschooling conferences that take our WHOLE SATURDAY!!!
If you read that title there are a couple of things I know. 1. You know how to find our blog. 2. You know me well enough to know I did not mean what I said in the title.
But all I can hear and see is the article Sarah sent me and I blogged on titled "The Easy or the Hard." How we as humans are drawn to what is easy and not what is hard but one always yields the BEST benefits. People have to understand that homeschooling is NOT EASY!! We sometimes as homeschoolers may present it like it is….I think we just want to piss others off, but it AIN'T!
So this Saturday my wife and I will be in a Homeschooling Training so my 10 year old and 7 year old can write like college students and get into the university of their choice for FREE. My 10 y.o. has already been in this class for a couple of years and her writing is almost better than mine. My wife says she doesn't have as many typos..:) and so she is already better. I disagree. She has more typos.
Just wanted to drop you a line to let you know how much fun you will be missing out on this wonderful Saturday morning. And don't worry about me…I will make up the time after they move out.
If I can get these legs to work right….
Thanks for stopping and enjoy your Saturday!


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Believe it or not, having good sound is about as important to your production as having a good quality picture. Low quality sound will make your film seem cheap and unprofessional. Zsolt Magyar joins us this week to talk about being a production sound mixer on set. Brian McQuery also joins us to discuss the relationship between the sound mixer and the 1st A.D. The fabulous Aydrea Walden ten Bosch fills in as co-host for Jenna.
Zsolt Magyar is a Hungarian born, Los Angeles based Production Sound Mixer. In Budapest, at the age of 18, he starts his study in electric engineering and joins the rock band, "Azok A Fiuk" (Those Guys). They release two albums with great success. In 1993, he opens for U2. The same year he forms another band, "Bang Bang." They release an album that is produced by Polygram Records. From 1992 to 1998, Zsolt is a celebrity spokesperson for Roland Musical Instruments in Hungary. From 1993, Zsolt works as a music composer for commercials, movies, brand image shows and fashion shows throughout Europe.
In 2000, Zsolt moves to Los Angeles and finds a new career. He gets into the sound mixing world of the Hollywood film industry. Since he started, he has mixed many feature films, shorts, commercials and television shows. In 2004 he gets nominated by the Cinema Audio Society for outstanding achievement in sound mixing for the TV film The Hollow (2004) (V). He has a multi-channel hard disk recording system, plus a number of high-end wireless and boom microphones, and everything needed for recording sound in the most demanding locations.
Born and raised in Chicago, Brian has always had a love for movies. He wrote his first feature-length screenplay shortly after graduating high school and has since written original screenplays in the genres of crime, drama, action, thriller, comedy, horror and western. Brian skipped college and jumped into the workforce, with jobs in insurance, sales, customer service, and telemarketing.
Brian left his job as Director of Telemarketing in 2000 because he wanted to direct motion pictures, not telemarketing. He threw himself into Chicago's indie film scene, built relationships with local actors and filmmakers, and in October 2002, he completed a low budget DV short, Debt, which he wrote, directed and executive produced. Debt was Brian's first experience with professional equipment and a crew and it screened at several film festivals. Over the next three years, Brian wrote, produced and directed the DV short films: Commitment, Snare, and Three Couples, the 16mm short film, Everybody Sins, the 35mm short, Promise, and the DV 24P shorts films, Let Go and Vacant.
Brian has a well-rounded view of feature film production and has worked as a 1st Assistant Director on over a dozen independent features and numerous short films, Web series, and other projects. He has also worked as a 2nd AD on half a dozen independent features. His strong organizational and management skills enable him to keep the crew moving efficiently to make the most of limited resources on independent films. He has lived in Los Angeles since 2006 and several of his short films played the film festival circuit and won awards in 2006 and 2007. And since 2009, he has arranged for actors and filmmakers to appear at screenings of their films at the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles.
Aydrea has written for The Seattle Times, the Now Write! Screenwriting book series, The Second City Los Angeles, iO West, Hawaii Film Partners, NBC/Universal, Highlander Films, Nickelodeon, and Disney. She also runs the satirical blog, The Oreo Experience–My Life and Times as a Super White Black Person.
When you're on a film set, like in any business, there is a certain structure that should be followed in order to finish your day and ultimately to finish your film. Of course on a film set, just like in any business, things don't always go according to plan, and this is when the members of the crew need to get creative. The 1st A.D. is the eyes and ears of what goes on during principle photography and most of the decisions that are made on set go through him or her. Frank Caridi joins us to talk about the hierarchy on set, set etiquette, and who can fire who.
Frank started his film career in Chicago in the mid 90′s, first in industrial videos, then in the fast paced, insanely challenging indie film scene. In Chicago in the 1990′s, being an indie film worker means you are comfortable wearing several hats on set, and possibly a bartender's apron off set. He became an integral part of a film production team headed by Christina Varotsis, and known for its resourcefulness and stretching budgets to the breaking point. That reputation landed that crew the first season of HBO's Project Greenlight.
After a the minor notoriety and Hollywood Awakening of Project Greenlight, Frank decided to move to Los Angeles. Although he left the bartender's apron behind, he did manage to bring both his love of rough and tumble low budget film making as well as his solid, Midwestern work ethic. The rush of overcoming the challenges of making a film happen without the comforts and resources of an ample budget became addictive, and a niche as a low budget 1st AD was found…then abandoned for the paycheck of commercial production.
After years of working in commercials in Los Angeles, Frank returned to independent production to make music videos as head of production for both Propeller Productions and then for Highway 114. Producing music videos employed the creative problem solving of indie film production, but also introduced the creative freedom that is unique to short format videos. Everything about music video production is short, including the business model of a music video production company. When Josh Tickell of the Veggie Van Organization approached Frank to build and promote a sustainable vehicle to promote the theatrical release of his film, FUEL, Frank became a builder and green engineer.


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Dorset Pre-Inuit and Beothuk foodways in Newfoundland, ca. AD 500-1829.
Harris AJT1, Duggan AT2, Marciniak S2, Marshall I3, Fuller BT4, Southon J4, Poinar HN2,5,6, Grimes V1,7.
Department of Archaeology, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.
McMaster Ancient DNA Centre, Department of Anthropology, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
Institute of Social and Economic Research, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.
Keck Carbon Cycle Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Laboratory, Earth Systems Science Department, University of California Irvine, Irvine, California, United States of America.
Michael D. DeGroote Institute for Infectious Disease Research, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
Humans & the Microbiome Program, Canadian Institute for Advanced Research, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Department of Earth Sciences, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.
Archaeological research on the Canadian island of Newfoundland increasingly demonstrates that the island's subarctic climate and paucity of terrestrial food resources did not restrict past Pre-Inuit (Dorset) and Native American (Beothuk) hunter-gatherer populations to a single subsistence pattern. This study first sought to characterize hunter-gatherer diets over the past 1500 years; and second, to assess the impact of European colonization on Beothuk lifeways by comparing the bone chemistry of Beothuk skeletal remains before and after the intensification of European settlement in the early 18th century. We employed radiocarbon dating and stable carbon and nitrogen isotope ratio analysis of bulk bone collagen from both Dorset (n = 9) and Beothuk (n = 13) cultures, including a naturally mummified 17th century Beothuk individual. Carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis of 108 faunal samples from Dorset and Beothuk archaeological sites around the island were used as a dietary baseline for the humans. We combined our results with previously published isotope data and radiocarbon dates from Dorset (n = 12) and Beothuk (n = 18) individuals and conducted a palaeodietary analysis using Bayesian modelling, cluster analysis and comparative statistical tests. Dorset diets featured more marine protein than those of the Beothuk, and the diets of Beothuk after the 18th century featured less high trophic level marine protein than those of individuals predating the 18th century. Despite inhabiting the same island, Dorset and Beothuk cultures employed markedly different dietary strategies, consistent with interpretations of other archaeological data. Significantly, European colonization had a profound effect on Beothuk lifeways, as in response to the increasing European presence on the coast, the Beothuk relied more extensively on the limited resources of the island's boreal forests and rivers.
Location of sites mentioned in the text.
1) Peat Garden North; 2) Phillip's Garden; 3) Crow Head Cave; 4) Eastern Point; 5) Gargamelle Rockshelter; 6) Lane's Cove/Englee; 7) Parke' Beach; 8) Port au Port; 9) Pumbley Cove; 10) Red Indian Lake; 11) Indian Point; 12) North Angle; 13) Big Island; 14) Devil's Cove; 15) Long Island; 16) High Greco Island; 17) Charles Arm; 18) Swan Island; 19) Comfort Island; 20) Cranberry Island; 21) Rogers Cove; 22) Indian Cove; 23) Boyd's Cove; 24) Western Indian Island; 25) Ladle Point; 26) Fox Bar; 27) Beaches.
Dorset Pre-Inuit and Beothuk foodways in Newfoundland, ca. AD 500-1829
PLoS One. 2019;14(1):e0210187.
Modelled Dorset and Beothuk radiocarbon dates.
Includes previously published dates from Raghavan et al. 2014 and Duggan et al. 2017.
Calibrated Beothuk dates modelled with a date constraint of AD 1829.
The purple shaded bars specify the parameters used to model the radiocarbon dates. Where the skeletal remains were found with modified European artifacts or trade items, the dates were constrained between AD 1500 and 1829. Includes published radiocarbon dates from Duggan et al. 2017.
The δ13C and δ15N values of Beothuk individuals.
The samples are separated chronologically by the median radiocarbon date of each sample. Includes published data from Duggan et al. 2017 and Kuch et al. 2007.
A comparison of the stable isotope values of Dorset and Beothuk adults and subadults.
The naturally mummified subadult, NP 240, is indicated by an arrow. Includes published data from Duggan et al. 2017, Raghavan et al. 2014, and Kuch et al. 2007.
Clusters of archaeological fauna used in the SIAR model.
The modern Newfoundland salmon data are from Dixon et al. 2012, and are corrected for the Suess Effect.
Estimated proportions of terrestrial (C1), pelagic (C2) and benthic (C3) food sources (left), and diagnostic matrix plots (right) for each cultural/chronological group.
Model includes published human collagen isotope data from Raghavan et al. 2014, Duggan et al. 2017, and Kuch et al. 2007.
The authors have declared that no competing interests exist.
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OWEN LEONG // to complete artist residency at Swatch Art Peace Hotel, Shanghai
Image: Owen Leong, Aura, 2014
From Singapore and Sydney and now to Shanghai: it's been a busy year already for artist Owen Leong. This March, the artist will travel to Shanghai to complete the Swatch Art Peace Hotel's distinguished Artist Residency program, which he will undertake over a period of three months.
As part of the unique nature of the residency, the artist will live and work in studios located on the hotel premises for the duration of his stay.
Those accepted into the program practice across a broad range of artistic disciplines, with the selection process aiming to integrate artists in a spirit of openness and curiosity about creativity in its diverse forms and contexts.
At present, the members of the Artist Selection Committee are: Nayla Hayek, Chair of the Board of Directors, Swatch Group; Nick Hayek, CEO, Swatch Group; Esther Grether, Board Member, Swatch Group; George Clooney, Actor; François-Henri Pinault, Chairman and CEO, Kering; Mikhail Kusnirovich, Russian Entrepreneur and Chairman of the Strategic Development Committee of the Department Store GUM; Sir Francis Yeoh, Chairman of YTL Group.
At the end of the program, the residency requests that an artists leaves a 'trace' of their presence and time in the hotel as part of the residency, which usually takes shape via an artwork that becomes part of the Swatch Art Peace Hotel Collection.
In support of the artist's residency, Owen Leong was the successful recipient of both the Ian Potter Cultural Trust Grant and an Arts NSW Grant.
Labels: Arts NSW Grant, Chinese Australian art, Contemporary Australian Art, Ian Potter Cultural Trust Grant, Owen Leong, Singapore, Swatch, Swatch Art Peace Hotel


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Are the proposed changes to EYFS necessary?
by Parenta | Sep 18, 2019 | Childcare news | 0 comments
Tes reports that the proposed changes to the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework would harm what is already a "world-class" set of guidelines.
In a study produced by a coalition of 12 early years organisations, "Getting it right in the Early Years Foundation Stage: a review of the evidence", they highlighted that side-lining self-improvement in the educational plan, and setting out objectives for pre-schoolers for language proficiency or numeracy abilities, could be "adverse" to children's education.
The report is a response to the Government's planned changes to the EYFS and was launched on the 16th September. As well as the coalition, it used findings from a survey conducted with 3,000 early years practitioners.
The Department for Education issued a review of early learning goals in July of last year. The new proposals were tested in 25 schools across the country and aimed to reduce the workload of early years teachers when collecting assessment data, as well as closing the "language gap" between disadvantaged children and their peers.
However, "Getting it right in the Early Years Foundation Stage: a review of the evidence", suggests that the review was in fact "a comprehensive rewrite of the EYFS Statutory Framework".
The report continued:
"Many in the early years sector were surprised that such an extensive process of change had been embarked upon with very little engagement with sector representatives and experts."
In the trial version of the EYFS, there is no longer a need to check the children at the end of reception year on their "shape, space and measure" mathematical skills, or their technology skills.
The report suggests that these goals should be kept because of their "key role" in maths.
"Regarding shape, space and measures, there is growing research to suggest that, rather than omitting these from the early learning goals, spatial reasoning, in particular, should be fostered," said the report, and it questioned other suggested changes.
"Focusing too soon on literacy and certain mathematical outcomes during the foundation years may be detrimental to the longer-term attainment of those children who are not yet secure in oral language outcomes, including an understanding of how language works in the wider social and cultural context.
"Care must be taken that delivery of the EYFS is not skewed towards particular areas of learning at the expense of others."
The "Getting it right in the Early Years Foundation Stage: a review of the evidence" report also suggested that there is little to no evidence that the EYFS framework should be changed, but it suggested that greater prominence should be given to characteristics of effective teaching and learning, including playing and exploring, active learning and creating, and thinking critically.
Utilising the 3,000 survey responses received from early years practitioners, the report indicates that excessive workload is not a result of the EYFS framework, but the requirements from Ofsted about evidencing children, as well as pressure from the mangers and local authorities.
Practitioners also said that the "language gap" doesn't require changes to the framework, with 87 percent saying that EYFS meets children's needs in communication and learning "well" or "very well".
They did mention that the early years need more development in speech and language therapy, as well as an increase in resources to enable staff to have more time to spend with the children and their parents.
The Government announced last year that they plan of halving the number of children starting school without reading or speaking skills by 2028.
Chief Executive of Early Education, Beatrice Merrick, said: "The EYFS is a world-class framework that puts the child at the centre of play-based learning. It's not perfect – but any changes need to be sensitive to what it gets right.
"This extensive evidence base gives the Government the opportunity to revisit the proposed changes to the EYFS and come up with a much-improved draft before going out to consultation with the sector."
The Early Years Alliance's Director of Quality Improvement, Michael Freeston, said: "This is a significant report which needs to be taken seriously by Government. The findings show that the current framework is doing its job – practitioners are happy delivering it and children are getting the early education they need."
"That is the benchmark any changes to the EYFS need to meet, and the best way for the Government to achieve that is to ensure that proposals are informed by robust evidence before full consultation with the sector."
The DfE was contacted by Tes for comment.
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Het ATP-toernooi van Montreal/Toronto is een jaarlijks terugkerend tennistoernooi dat afwisselend wordt georganiseerd in de Canadese steden Montreal en Toronto. De officiële naam van het toernooi is de National Bank Open. De geschiedenis van het toernooi gaat terug tot 1881. Alleen het tennistoernooi van Wimbledon heeft een langere geschiedenis. De US Open werd in 1881 ook voor het eerst georganiseerd.

Het toernooi, waarvan de wedstrijden worden gespeeld op hardcourtbanen, valt in de hoogste categorie van de ATP, de "ATP World Tour 1000". In even kalenderjaren wordt het toernooi georganiseerd in Montreal, in oneven kalenderjaren in Toronto. De verdeling was tot en met 2019 omgekeerd, vanwege de vanwege corona afgelaste editie van 2020 wordt er vanaf 2021 in de oneven jaren in Toronto gespeeld.
In dezelfde week spelen ook de vrouwen om de Rogers Cup. Wanneer de mannen in Toronto spelen, spelen de vrouwen in Montreal en andersom.

De Nederlander Tom Okker wist het toernooi te winnen in 1973, twee jaar hiervoor wist hij al de finale te halen. Paul Haarhuis wist het dubbeltoernooi samen met Patrick Galbraith te winnen in 1996.

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Born 1946 in Cardiff, Wales, spent eight years playing guitar in various local bands. until he formed a group with bassist John Williams and drummer Bob Jones called Love Sculpture, whose repertoire consisted of early rock standards and lightning-speed guitar adaptations of classical themes – one of which, Sabre Dance, was a Top Ten hit single on Parlophone in 1968.
It was the group's only hit, however, and after they disbanded Edmunds signed with Gordon Mills' management agency, then retired to Wales with Kingsley Ward to build his own recording studio. Rockfield.
Rockfield soon became one of the most active studios in Britain. with a distinctive 'sound. that couldn't be matched elsewhere. He spent months experimenting until he could produce exact replicas of his favourite records. from early Sun rockabillies to the most elaborate Phil Spector masterpieces.
The first product of his applied talents was I Hear You Knocking, an electrifying tribute to his Fifties idols that – was a worldwide smash on MAM towards the end of 1970. reaching No.1 in Britain and No.8 in America.
Among his productions have been records by the Flaming Groovies. Deke Leonard, Brinsley Schwarz, Ducks Deluxe. Shaking Stevens and the Sunsets and Del Shannon. In 1972 arid 1973. Edmunds released two singles on the Rockfield label glorifying the Phil Spector sound. Baby I Love You and Born To Be With you, which were Top Ten hits in Britain.
In 1974 he appeared in the David Essex film Stardust, incidentally creating all the music supposedly done by the Beatles-like group in the film. In 1975 he released (2).
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(2) Subtle As a Flying Mallet ( Rockfield 1975)
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The diversity of Malaysia mainly comprises of three ethnic beliefs- the Malays, the Chinese and the Indians. Together, the influence of all these ethnic groups forms the art, music, and literature of the country, thus, the Malaysian culture.
Malaysian Ringgit is the only legal currency in Malaysia. The Malaysian economy is the 3rd largest economy in Southeast Asia and the country is also the third richest in Southeast Asia after Singapore and Brunei, as per its GDP. Tourism sector is a major contributor in the economic growth of the country.
Initially inhabited by traders from India and China, Malaysia was initially an island with Hinduism and Buddhism religion. During the late 15th century the then rulers started trading with Muslim merchants and many of them converted to Islam. After experiencing the aftermath of world War II in the hands of Japanese invaders and the British, Malaysia finally became a federation with 13 states in the year 1963.
Malaysia's Putrajaya city has the biggest roundabout in the world with 3.5km in diameter.
The Petronas towers in the capital city of Kuala Lumpur are the biggest twin towers in the world with a sky bridge connecting them at floor 41st of each building.
Malaysia boasts of having the oldest rainforests on earth- Taman Negara which is approximately 130,000 million years old.
Malaysia is the 9th most visited country in the world according to the World Tourism Organization.
Being located at the equatorial region, the country of Malaysia observes a tropical rainforest climate and thus is hot and humid throughout the year. The average temperature of the country on an average range around 27°C.
The international airport of Kuala Lumpur is very well connected by almost all the major airports of the world. Other than air there's no other major means to reach the country. within the country, you can travel to different states through seaway and road as well.
Malaysia is one of the best known tourist destinations in the world. To enter Malaysia, tourists do not need any visa. However, the visitor's passport must be valid for another six months from the date of visiting the country. Upon reaching the country officials shall issue a social visit pass stamp on your passport.
Known for its rainforest, beaches and cuisine, Malaysia comprises of 13 different states and each state is a tourist delight in some way or the other. Out of these Penang, Sarawak, and Sabah are extremely popular amongst tourists.
Penang: Comprising of two parts namely the George Town city and the Penang island, the state of Penang is the most tourist friendly and the most developed state of Malaysia. The city of George Town has been declared as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Selangor: Famous for the Batu Caves, museums, and the beaches; Selangor offers some of the best outdoor activities for tourists including the adventure theme parks. The Carey island in Selangor is especially famous for sumptuous seafood.
Pahang: Pahang is known for its natural beauty and Taman Negara rainforest (earth's oldest). Genting and Cameron highlands are almost always flooded with tourists. The state's Timon island is a tourist's paradise.
Reflecting the cultural diversity of Malaysia, the Malaysian cuisine is a collection of Malay, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Javanese, and Sumatran ethnicity. Loved by tourists for its delicious seafood. Some of the original dishes of the country Teh Tairk and Nasi Lemak are the national drink and dish of Malaysia and are extremely popular with the tourists.
From weaving exhibition to the kite festival, Malaysia organizes various national and international events on a global scale every year at different time periods. No matter which state of Malaysia you travel, Rayna tours will help you stay informed on every happening event in the city, and if you want, we'll help you be a part of it too.
Malaysia's state of Penang has an impeccable nightlife scene. From clubs to bars, neon lights to sumptuous street food; Penang, glitters after dark. The capital city of Kuala Lumpur too has great pubs and streets offering exciting nightlife activities.
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With millions of tourists visiting the country of Malaysia every year, anytime is the best time to see the natural beauty, manmade grandeur, and exceptional warmth of the people. But since the country observes a tropical rainforest as it is located at the equatorial region, be ready to beat the heat and humidity. The average temperature of the country remains somewhere around 27 °C.
Malaysia is loved by tourists during its dry months of May till September. Starting from the month of November till the mid of February Malaysia observes heavy rainfall and if you are here during this time, carrying an umbrella would certainly be a great idea.
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A set of global variables and functions are introduced to make it easy
to write tests for rancher's features around RBAC.

When the testing environment is initializing, the following resources are created:
- a new project that new users and user roles are bound to
- a namespace in that project
- five standard users
- another unshared project that no of those users are bound to
- a namespace and a workload in this project

Those users are assigned to different roles:
 - cluster owner
 - cluster member
 - project owner
 - project member
 - project read-only member

The following functions are provided:
- to get a specific user: `rbac_get_user_by_role(role_template_id)`
- to get a specific user's token: `rbac_get_user_token_by_role(role_template_id)`
- to get the project: `rbac_get_project()`
- to get the namespace in the project: `rbac_get_namespace()`
- to get the unshared proejct: `rbac_get_unshared_project()`
- to get the unshared namespace: `rbac_get_unshared_ns()`
- to get the unshared workload: `rbac_get_unshared_workload()`

The following are some functions using the above resources in `test_workload.py`:
- test_wl_rbac_cluster_owner
- test_wl_rbac_cluster_member
- test_wl_rbac_project_member

# how to use the new fixture: `remove_resource`
This fixture handles the deletion of any resource that is created in the
function. Here is an example:
```
def test_wl_rbac_project_member(remove_resource):
    ...
    workload = p_client.create_workload(name=name, containers=con, namespaceId=ns.id)
    remove_resource(workload)
    ...
```
First, we need to pass the fixture as an argument to the function to registry it to the scope of the function;
second, we need to call this fixture after creating a new resource, in this example it is a workload.
In such way, the workload will be removed automatically when this test finishes no matter it succeeds or fails.


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Child killed and many injured after earthquake strikes Croatia
Child is killed and many others trapped in rubble after 6.4 magnitude earthquake hits Croatia
A magnitude 6.3 earthquake hit 28 miles southeast of Zagreb
A girl was killed and at least 20 people were injured in the quake on Tuesday
Major damage to homes and other buildings in a town southeast of the capital
A strong earthquake has hit central Croatia, killing one child and injuring scores more as well as causing major damage to homes and other buildings in a town southeast of the capital.
Authorities said a girl was killed and at least 20 people were injured in the quake on Tuesday.
The European Mediterranean Seismological Center said a magnitude 6.3 earthquake hit 28 miles southeast of Zagreb.
Residents remove debris from a street from a building damaged in an earthquake, in Petrinja, Croatia, Tuesday
Destroyed houses and a car are seen on a street after an earthquake in Petrinja, Croatia December 29
The wreckage of a car and damaged buildings in Petrinja, some 50kms from Zagreb, after the town was hit by an earthquake of the magnitude of 6.4.
A patient is evacuated outside a hospital after an earthquake, in Sisak, Croatia
Initial reports said the earthquake caused wide damage, collapsing roofs, building facades and even some entire buildings.
The same area was struck by a 5.2 quake on Monday and several smaller aftershocks were felt Tuesday.
Officials said a 12-year-old girl died in Petrinja, a town of some 25,000 people southeast of the capital that was hit hardest by the earthquake. At least 20 people were hospitalized with injuries, two with serious ones, they said.
'The center of Petrinja as it used to be no longer exists,' Croatria's state HRT television said in its report. 'One girl died and there are injuries and people inside collapsed buildings.'
A man walks over debris after an earthquake, in Zagreb, Croatia on December 29
Residents walk past debris caused by an earthquake in downtown Zagreb, Croatia, Tuesday, December 29
A man stands on a street next to destroyed houses on a street after an earthquake in Petrinja, Croatia December 29
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Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic and other government ministers arrived in Petrinja after the earthquake.
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Patients and medical staff are evacuated outside the Sveti Duh Hospital after an earthquake in Zagreb, Croatia
A destroyed car is seen on a street after an earthquake in Sisak, Croatia on December 29
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Twitter that she spoke with Plenkovic and instructed an envoy to travel to Croatia as soon as possible.
As a Mediterranean country, Croatia is prone to earthquakes, but not big ones. The last strong quake struck in the 1990's when the picturesque Adriatic coast village of Ston was destroyed.
Firefighters arrive after an earthquake in Petrinja, Croatia. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Twitter that she spoke with Plenkovic and instructed an envoy to travel to Croatia as soon as possible
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El estadio de fútbol "El Mayayo", se encuentra en Sangonera la Verde en el municipio de Murcia en la Región de Murcia, España en el año 1975. En él se han disputado partidos de 2ªB y de Tercera división. Fue sede de extinto Sangonera Atlético el cual consiguió que en el campo se jugaran partidos de 2ªb, tras la venta del equipo local a Lorca pasó a jugar en el Campo el Costa Cálida que más tarde compraría la Universidad Católica de Murcia y volverían los partidos de 2ªb en 2012 al adquirir una plaza en esa categoría.

Junto a él hay otro campo de fútbol de césped artificial y otro de tierra. En 2006 se anunció que se construiría el complejo deportivo del Real Murcia junto al estadio pero en 2012 se declinó.
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For the past two decades, the European based gaming company owned by Reinhold Bauer, an expert in the gaming industry. Has been providing some of the best casino games for players. And ever since then, the company has remained a family-owned business. Making it one of the smaller and more personal firms in the online casino circle.
Amatic was founded exactly in 1993 in Austria, as Amatic Trading GmbH. They were mostly into land casino slots until 2011 when they decided to join the online casino sphere. Providing online casinos with the same games, they were offering the land casinos.
They were initially recognised for creating slots for land-based casinos, with their brand being initially seen in the European market.
In 2016, Amatic was awarded the Golden Dice Award for the Best Performing Slot Machine at the 2016 International Casino Expo.
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The online gaming platform of Amatic is called Amanet, which concentrates on creating new and revamping old land-based slots. It also comes in seven different languages. And you can also play Amatic slots, anywhere and anytime.
Amatic, all thanks to technology have upgraded to HTML5, which makes their slots quite suitable for desktops and mobile devices, like Android, IOS, Blackberry, Windows, and others without any need for downloading software.
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Amatic produces simple classical styled games that take you back to the old times. With their 5×3 reel sets, one package of free spins and a gamble feature, together with lively and colourful graphics. They also feature some of the best-known slots, and they offer blackjack, video poker, and roulette tables.
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This slot tells the story of one Picaroo that lived in the 18th century and his escapades with the hundreds of women he frolicked with. Together with this ladies' man, you will see attractive ladies that are horny and ready to give you big winnings. Casanova slot comes with an exciting theme and top-grade graphics.
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