Recently I was talking with a future client client (we don't use the word "lead" around here…everyone is a future client) and there was some confusion about the difference between a website and a blog. When talking with clients and future clients alike this seems to create the most confusion. Is there a difference?
by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. Entries are commonly displayed in reverse-chronological order. "Blog" can also be used as a verb, meaning to maintain or add content to a blog.
Website: A website (or "web site") is a collection of related web pages, images, videos or other digital assets that are hosted on one web server, usually accessible via the Internet.
Content Management System (CMS): A content management system (CMS) is a computer application used to create, edit, manage, search and publish various kinds of digital media and electronic text.
The World Wide Web was "created" in 1990 by CERN engineer, Tim Berners-Lee. On 30 April 1993, CERN announced that the World Wide Web would be free to anyone. Websites were born.
Until recently the typical website is, what I would call, an "online billboard" for a company. Websites were a place to go online to find information about a company and in some cases purchase goods or services directly from a checkout feature on the site. The primary focus was to be an online advertisement for the company. These "ads" gave a brief outline of the company's products or services and listed contact info in hopes visitors would contact them.
The term "weblog" was coined by Jorn Barger on 17 December 1997. The short form, "blog," was coined by Peter Merholz, who jokingly broke the word weblog into the phrase we blog in the sidebar of his blog Peterme.com in April or May 1999. Blogs were born.
The introduction of blogs produced a different type of website. These sites were typically created and used for purposes of an online journal by an individual. Authors of blogs are called bloggers and the range of topics that they blog about differ from one to another, but typcially bloggers write what they are passionate about.
The term Web 2.0 was first used by Dale Dougherty and Craig Cline and shortly after became notable after the O'Reilly Media Web 2.0 conference in 2004. The term "Web 2.0" refers to a perceived second generation of web development and design, that aims to facilitate communication, secure information sharing, interoperability, and collaboration on the World Wide Web. Web 2.0 concepts have led to the development and evolution of web-based communities, hosted services, and applications; such as social-networking sites, video-sharing sites, wikis, blogs, and folksonomies.
With the introduction of Web 2.0 somewhere along the way, web developers started to notice several benefits to designing websites using blog publishing applications; WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal to name a few. These benefits are primarily associated with the content management system that the blog publishing application is built on.
Where most people get confused is that they think of a blog as an online journal. For this reason the term blog seems to have a negative connotation to most. All of the websites (unless otherwise specified) designed by Zowbie Consulting are built using WordPress as the CMS, thus the websites we design could be called blogs. For lack of a better term we will call the sites we design "blogsites".
The design of a blogsite can be setup in such a way that it can be an exact duplicate of an "online billboard" type site (traditional website), however with the site being built on a content management system the website would have a lot more functionality.
Pictured at right is the blogsite, EverythingWestVillage.com. All the content (WordPress pages and posts) remain the same as that of the screenshot above, however the site features custom coding and style sheets which enable it to appear more like a website than the look above which people tend to associate to blogs.
The blogging component of a blogsite is used as a way to market to and generate future clients while the "website" is used more for the tools and application of working with current clients. A blog is just a marketing tool inside your website.
A recap of what was learned.
A blog is a type of website, however a website is not necessarily a blog. A blog uses a content management system (CMS), however not all websites use a CMS.
If you would like to receive more information about blogsites, please contact us.
Please post your comments or questions below.
A real estate agent with Keller Williams Realty, Kelly Marsh, posted a question in her Facebook updates. Question is posted below.
The question led to a great conversation of whether or not a Flip video camcorder or webcam was the way to go. Prior to the introduction of the Flip and other mini camcorders this question would have been relatively easy to answer. With the emergence of the Flip and others though a debate is in order. First, I'll list what I see as advantages and disadvantages of both, then you post your opinion in the comments section below.
The Flip most certainly appears to have caught the attention of most consumes, but for those that desire more of a "built-in" solution the webcam still seems to be the preferred method.
One last thing to mention, most Windows based laptops and just about all Apple computers (iSight camera) come with a built-in webcam…now that's convenient!
Awhile back I wrote a post about how LinkedIn is the most neglected of all social networks. Let's face it, LinkedIn just isn't as much fun as say, Facebook or Twitter. This tip will make it appear like you're active on your LinkedIn account when really all you've done is setup your WordPress blog's RSS feed to display on your profile.
Connect your virtual lives with the WordPress LinkedIn Application. With the WordPress App, you can sync your WordPress blog posts with your LinkedIn profile, keeping everyone you know in the know. Once added, you can filter your posts with a special LinkedIn tag and even display your personal WordPress Gravatar (global avatar). Updates are automatically sent to your network for instant notifications and gratification.
This should take you less than 5 minutes to complete, but it will most certainly leave a lasting impact on your business and its marketability.
To start, you will need to install the WordPress LinkedIn Application. Click on the button that reads, "Add application".
Next, type in your blog's URL. Example below.
That's it…you're done! Now click on the "View My Profile" tab and you'll see how the application has now integrated your WordPress blog feed into your LinkedIn profile.
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Q: Is flex-lexer a performant(fast) converter for simple regex recognition and replacement? I'm working on a project for my university, requiring to go though decently large files (>50MB), and i used flex to basically rewrite a file composed of line such as
1 1:41 3:54 7:40 13:8
2 4:7 7:8 23:85

into
1 1 3 7 13
2 4 7 23

(basically, turning the number_a:number_b into number_a, and printing the output in a file at execution)
My question is, since i'm writing the rest of my program in C++ : was that a good reflex since flex is supposed to be fast (the fin flex standing for fast), or am I just wrong and there's much simpler and still efficient way to do that in C++ ?
I'm pretty new to C++, so I have a lot of C coding reflexes and little knowledge of all the tools available, and of their performance.
Here is the piece of code i wrote in flex :
%{
#include<stdio.h>
unsigned int nb_doc = 1;//prend en compte le premier doc
unsigned int i;
%}
couple_entiers      [0-9]+:[0-9]+
retour_chariot      \n[0-9]+
autre               .
%%
{couple_entiers}      {i=0;
                       while(yytext[i] != ':'){
                            printf("%c",yytext[i]);
                            i++;
                         }
                      }
{retour_chariot}      {nb_doc ++; printf("%s",yytext);}
{autre}               {printf("%s",yytext);}

%%
int main (void){
    yylex();
    printf("\n\n%d",nb_doc);
    return 0;
}

A: Consider replacing your custom code with a general solution:
system("sed -E 's/:\d+ / /g'");

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BRIDGEWATER, N.J. – April 2, 2018 -- Mobile marketers who use Short Codes to extend the power of their consumer engagement campaigns will now enjoy new features that simplify how codes are leased and managed. Announced today by CTIA, who manages the country's Short Code initiative, and iconectiv, the Short Code Registry administrator, the new functionality will be detailed during a free webinar titled Short Code Registry: New Features - Simplifying and Creating a Better Leasing Experience on April 5 at 2 p.m. ET.
The most universally trusted mobile messaging option, Short Codes are five- and six-digit numbers used to securely reach consumers via SMS text messaging. Short Codes are supported by almost all wireless carriers, including Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint, in addition to application providers, content providers and aggregators.
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Jonna Sundling est une fondeuse suédoise, née le  à Umeå, spécialiste du sprint. Lors des mondiaux 2021 d'Oberstdorf, elle remporte la médaille d'or du sprint puis de nouveau en 2023. En 2020, elle se classe deuxième de la Coupe du monde de sprint, gagnant deux manches cette saison.

Biographie
Licenciée au Piteå Elit, elle participe à ses premières courses organisées par la FIS en 2010.

En 2012, aux Jeux olympiques de la jeunesse, à Innsbruck, elle récolte la médaille d'argent sur le sprint. Aux Championnats du monde junior, elle se classe quatrième du sprint et decroche une médaille d'argent au relais à Erzurum. L'année suivante, elle remporte l'or sur cette même épreuve à Liberec. En parallèle, elle dispute la Coupe de Scandinavie depuis décembre 2012 et y monte sur son premier podium en janvier 2014 dans un sprint. Sundling devient aussi quatre fois championne de suède chez les juniors en 2012 et 2013

Aux Mondiaux junior 2014, à Val di Fiemme, en plus d'un nouveau titre en relais, elle remporte l'or sur le sprint.

Elle fait ses débuts en Coupe du monde en  à Östersund. Un mois plus tard, elle est déjà septième du sprint libre de Lahti, marquant ses premiers points pour le classement général. En 2016, elle devient championne de Suède du sprint libre, puis championne du monde des moins de 23 ans dans cette discipline. En fin d'année, elle atteint sa première finale dans l'élite a l'occasion du sprint libre de Davos, arrivant quatrième.

Au mois de , elle obtient son premier podium dans une étape de mini-tour en Coupe du monde à Falun, en terminant deuxième derrière Hanna Falk.

En , elle remporte un sprint libre, première course du Nordic Opening disputé à Lillehammer devant sa compatriote Stina Nilsson. Son premier podium dans un sprint de Coupe du monde à part entière prend lieu en  à Dresde.

Lors de la finale des championnats du monde 2019 de Seefeld, elle chute avec sa compatriote Maja Dahlqvist alors qu'elles se disputent la deuxième place dans la dernière montée et termine finalement quatrième, la Norvégienne Maiken Caspersen Falla remportant le titre devant Stina Nilsson. Quelques semaines plus tard, elle conclut la saison de Coupe du monde par son meilleur résultat en course par étapes avec une sixième place aux Finales, à Québec, où elle prend la troisième place du sprint libre.

En fin d'année 2019, elle gagne sa première manche de Coupe du monde à l'occasion du sprint libre de Planica. Ses deux autres podiums individuels de l'hiver interviennent à Ruka au Nordic Opening et à Falun sur des sprints.

Lors de la  saison 2020-2021, elle obtient deux podiums sur des sprints, sur un sprint classique lors de la course d'ouverture du Ruka triple, derrière ses compatriotes Linn Svahn et Maja Dahlqvist, puis à Falun, toujours sur un sprint classique, de nouveau remporté par Svahn, devant la Slovène Anamarija Lampič. Lors des
mondiaux d'Oberstdorf, elle s'impose en finale devant la Norvégienne Maiken Caspersen Falla et Anamarija Lampič. Elle remporte un deuxième titre mondial en s'imposant dans l'épreuve du sprint par équipes où elle est associée à Maja Dahlqvist.

Palmarès

Jeux olympiques d'hiver

Championnats du monde

Légende :
  : médaille d'or
  : pas d'épreuve
 — : Non disputée par Sundling

Coupe du monde
Meilleur classement général :  en 2020.
14 podiums individuels : 6 victoires, 4 deuxièmes places et 4 troisièmes places.
4 podiums en sprint par équipes : 2victoires et 2 deuxièmes places.
 2 podiums en relais : 2 deuxièmes places.
 1 podium en épreuve par équipes mixte : 1 victoire.

Détail des victoires

Courses par étapes
Nordic Opening :
  en 2020-2021
3 podiums d'étape, dont 1 victoire.
Finales :
 en 2019.
 2 podiums d'étape.
 Ski Tour 2020 :

1 podium d'étape.
Tour de ski :  en 2019-2020.

Classements détaillés

Championnats du monde junior

 Médaille d'argent du relais en 2012 à Erzurum.
 Médaille d'or du relais en 2013 à Liberec.
 Médaille d'or du relais en 2014 à Val di Fiemme.
 Médaille d'or du sprint libre en 2014.

Championnats du monde des moins de 23 ans
 Médaille d'or du sprint libre en 2016 à Rasnov.

Jeux olympiques de la jeunesse

 Médaille d'argent du sprint libre en 2012.

Coupe de Scandinavie

 du classement général en 2016 et 2018.
6 podiums.

Championnats de Suède
Championne du sprint en 2016 et 2017.
Championne du sprint par équipes en 2016.

Références

Liens externes

Fondeuse suédoise
Fondeuse aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2022
Médaillée aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2022
Championne olympique suédoise
Championne olympique de ski de fond
Médaillée d'argent olympique suédoise
Médaillée de bronze olympique suédoise
Championne du monde de ski de fond
Naissance en décembre 1994
Naissance à Umeå

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November is filled with exciting opportunities and events in the life of our church. A special congregational meeting, Stewardship Sunday, the Fall Youth Event, the All Church Birthday Celebration, the Community Thanksgiving Service, Blanket Sunday and much, much more. Read all about the latest news and information of your church in this month's issue of The Call to Worship.


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Consumers could use Ultraviolet to access digital titles purchased from one retailer through the apps of other participating retailers, and codes included with DVDs and Blu-Rays made it possible to unlock digital copies in addition to physical media bought in stores. Some retailers also offered consumers a chance to upconvert their existing DVD collection to HD digital media for a fee.
Ultraviolet currently has more than 30 million users, who collectively store more than 300 million movies and TV shows in their cloud libraries.
However, Disney's decision to instead develop its own cloud locker service, dubbed Disney Movies Anywhere, long represented a major roadblock for Ultraviolet. Some major digital retailers, including iTunes, Amazon, and Google Play, never joined Ultraviolet because of the market's fragmentation.
When Disney relaunched its cloud locker service as Movies Anywhere in late 2017, opening it up to other industry players, some of the studios previously associated with Ultraviolet decided to jump ship. Last year, 20th Century Fox, Universal Pictures, and Lionsgate stopped distributing their new releases as Ultraviolet titles. Movies Anywhere is now being supported by most major studios and retailers.
Still, Aylsworth didn't want the end of Ultraviolet to be painted as a response to Movies Anywhere's growing momentum. The decision to end the service "doesn't really have anything to do with Movies Anywhere," she said. Aylsworth added that the future of the DECE is yet to be decided.
Vudu, the biggest retailer associated with Ultraviolet, was quick to assure its customers that they didn't have to fear losing their movie collections when the cloud locker service closes.
Blanksteen added that customers of other video platforms could always link their Ultraviolet accounts to Vudu to access their collections through the retailer's apps going forward.


Ohbot is able to see using a camera. It can also recognise faces, face size and track a face as it moves. These four variables provide information from the camera. Put a tick in the box next to each to display the variable on the screen so that you can see its value.


Set up grill for indirect cooking over medium heat (no direct heat source under brisket).
Rinse brisket with cold water and pat dry. Season with salt and pepper and place in foil baking pan. Sprinkle with meatloaf seasoning and pour over beer. Add enough apple cider to cover brisket halfway. Top with sliced onions and cover with heavy-duty aluminum foil.
Place pan on hot grill over a drip pan. Cover grill and cook 2 1/2 hours. If using charcoal, add 10 briquettes to each pile of coals every hour. Remove brisket from braising liquid and place directly on grill over the drip pan. Combine 2 cups of braising liquid with BBQ sauce. Mop brisket thoroughly with sauce. Add 1/2 cup of wood chips to each pile of coals. Cover grill. Turn and mop brisket every 20 minutes for 1 hour.
Transfer brisket to cutting board and let rest 10 minutes before slicing. Thinly slice against grain and serve with mop sauce on the side.
INDOOR: Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Follow directions for preparing brisket. Cover pan with aluminum foil and bake in preheated oven for 2 1/2 to 3 hours. Remove brisket from braising liquid and place on foil lined baking sheet. Reduce oven temperature to 350 degrees F. Mop brisket with BBQ sauce return to oven. Turn and mop brisket with sauce 2 more times every 15 minutes. Remove from oven and let rest 10 minutes before slicing.


The eastern brook trout, whose native haunts in the Appalachians are a short drive from my home in Washington, is a fragile species. It requires the coldest and cleanest water to survive, and over the past two centuries, its ranks have been decimated by all that modern society could throw at it. Today it lives in a fraction of its historic range.
One reason? Thousands of miles of prime brook trout streams have been polluted by poorly regulated historic coal mining, and what has been lost is difficult to bring back. Groups like Trout Unlimited have worked with partners to restore more than 60 miles of wild trout streams damaged by acid mine drainage in Appalachia. But it is hard, painstaking work — it has taken the better part of two decades and millions of dollars, and the fact is that it would take many lifetimes to revive all the streams in need of resuscitation.
I had that sobering math in mind last week when I learned that Congress had voted to overturn the Stream Protection Rule, designed to protect streams from the devastating effects of mountaintop removal mining. This tactic is every bit as destructive as it sounds. It involves scraping off the tops of mountains, removing the coal and then dumping the waste in valleys and the creeks that pass through them.
Over the past 20 years, these mining operations have buried or degraded nearly 2,000 miles of streams in Appalachia. It goes without saying that cutting the tops off mountains and dumping them in streams is bad for fishing. It is also bad for anyone who cares about clean water.


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Problems Already With The Sig Sauer MPX?
Tactical Existence got their hands on one of the first MPX pistols, and almost immediately ran into a serious problem.
We had a chance to take the new Sig Sauer MPX out for a workout the other day, at first glance we were in love with the MPX. The pistol looks to be well made, with it's all metal construction and buttery smooth action. What can we say this thing looks great! The Sig MPX comes in a very nice hard case with cut out foam that fits the gun and included accessories perfectly.The Sig handgun also comes with the new Sig SBX Brace on a folding adaptor that is already attached to the gun. The MPX also includes a sling, three 2″ aluminum rails and a full cleaning kit, very nice touches in our opinion.
We started with a fresh case of PMC 9mm brass ammo, and much to our surprise the gun almost immediately started to have serious malfunctions. At first we weren't sure if the guns having some weird sort of bumpfire situation, or if it was something more serious like a double fire. After running a few quick test there was no doubt that the gun was in fact having a double fire malfunction. The weapon would fire with a pull of the trigger and then again on the reset of the trigger.
This is a big problem because as most of you already know if you are in possession of a firearm that fires more then one round with a single pull of the trigger it's your fault no matter if it is or not, well in the eyes of the ATF anyway. After figuring out that we had an issue I took the lower receiver off the gun to inspect the trigger group. I found that the trigger group pins had walked out of the gun and was causing the hammer not to catch the disconnector. We then put the pin back in the gun and test fired to see if this fixed the problem, which it did for a second anyway. After about 20-25 rounds both trigger group pins were starting to walk out of the receiver again, at this point we stopped shooting the gun and called Sig for repair. We are sending the gun in now, and will let all of you know how it goes in an update video as soon as we get the gun back from service.


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Choral Ensembles
Music Audition
Smith Organ
Choir Camp
Audit Fine Arts Classes
Marching Invitational
Music Concerts
Museum & Galleries
Music Audition Information
Audition Dates for Fall 2023 Admission
Friday, January 13th 2023, 4:00 pm
Friday, February 24th 2023, 4:00 pm
Friday, March 24th 2023, 4:00 pm
Friday, April 14th 2023, 4:00 pm
Friday, May 12th 2023, 4:00 pm
All auditions take place in Belin Chapel, located within the Morris Cultural Arts Center.
In the event you are unable to audition on one of these dates, please call 281-649-3204 or email DKirkwood@HBU.edu to schedule a private audition.
For the audition:
Two "classical" pieces of contrasting styles – selections from the standard classical repertoire
Voice students should sing at least one piece in a foreign language (a language other than English), and both from memory. A pianist will be provided.
Keyboard students should prepare at least two memorized selections from the standard classical repertoire. The selections should be representative of the student's technical and musical proficiency, and should represent contrasting musical periods and styles. A brief interview and some assessment of sight-reading skills will accompany the audition. For out-of-state candidates, a preliminary audition video is acceptable.
Organ students may audition on either the organ or piano. Music may be used. Students should prepare at least two selections from the standard classical repertoire. Prepare a hymn. You also will be asked to sight-read.
Wind Instrumental students should prepare at least two standard pieces of repertoire for their instrument, along with major and minor scales. A brief assessment of sight-reading skills will accompany the audition. For out-of-state candidates, an audition video will be acceptable.
Percussion Instrumental students should prepare two standard pieces of repertoire for snare, timpani and mallet percussion. In addition to the standard pieces, major and minor scales should be prepared, and a brief assessment of sight-reading will accompany the audition. For out-of-state candidates, an audition video will be acceptable.
Strings Instrumental students should prepare one scale and Arpeggios (2 octaves minimum), two contrasting movements of a sonata or a concerto, and Etude (optional).
Audition information:
Students wishing to major or minor in music are admitted to the School of Music by audition only.
Bachelor of Music – Vocal Performance
Bachelor of Music – Piano Performance
Bachelor of Music Education – Vocal, Instrumental, and Keyboard
Bachelor of Arts in Music – Vocal, Instrumental, and Keyboard
Awarded to qualifying students following the auditions
All scholarships are renewable for four (4) years
Recipients must maintain a minimum grade point average of 2.5
Show progress in their applied major performance area
Fulfill the requirements for ensemble participation and performance
Fine Arts Degrees
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Department of Music Online Audition Form
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Although 30 years ago college students may have paid their tuition by working part time, summer or minimum wage jobs, today it's impossible, according to economics professor Daniel Hamermesh.
Hamermesh said in addition to a drop in government assistance for higher education, the cost of labor is also a factor in the rising cost of tuition. Hamermesh said minimum wage, currently $7.25 per hour, has not risen to catch up.
Linda Morgan, student employment supervisor at Hire a Longhorn Job Bank, said the amount earned from working roughly 30 hours per week at a minimum wage job would fall short of the amount needed to pay the tuition bill of a Texas resident enrolled in 12 credit hours.
Undeclared freshman Marlene Macias said she works as a cashier at Kin's Market and at Whataburger to pay for what financial aid doesn't already cover: food, living expenses, gas and spending money.
"I have an older sister who is a junior at UT, a 14-year-old brother and a 5-year-old brother," Macias said. "My parents cannot afford to support two kids in college, so my sister and I both got jobs to pay for what financial aid can't help us with.
Radio-television-film freshman Chanelle Gibson said she works as a student assistant at Kinsolving Dining Hall to help pay for out-of-state tuition. According to Gibson, she hasn't been able to help pay significantly for college through her job.
"It is slowly adding up, though, and working full time this summer at Sonic will also help me start moving toward actually being able to make a dent in my tuition," Gibson said.
Macias said she feels anxiety about debt after college all the time, but she said having a UT diploma will pay off in the long run.
"Even with two jobs and financial aid, there is no way I will leave debt free," Macias said.
Gibson, whose parents refused to allow her to take out student loans — insisting on paying for her education themselves — said she doesn't want to feel like a financial burden on her family.


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The Statement of Randolph Carter: The Complete Lovecraft #14
Posted on February 15, 2017	by darrack1
This is one of those tales you come across in Lovecraft's mythos that leaves you with no more than a half-hearted um… It's just simple and straightforward without any real depth to it. A run of the mill tale that never quite steps out beyond itself. If it leaves you with anything, it's a mild sense of disappointment, a vague feeling it could have been something more, though it never really tries that hard to be so.It's a workaday pulp magazine story at best that could have some from any of two dozen writers who contributed to the east coast amateur press at the same time as Lovecraft. The other twenty-three of which no one remembers and unless someone delved through the archives of a collector are less than likely to ever read because no one does reprints of authors no one remembers to start with. If this seems an over harsh criticism, that's because it is. It is a criticism from someone also a hundred years after the story was written because actually, it's a rather neat little story feature a rather neat idea that may well have been very original at the time. It is only my 21st-century eyes that are jaded when I read this early 20th-century tale…
So let's take a step back and consider this a moment or two. Let's consider the main element of this tale, the witness statement of a man who listened to all the really interesting stuff happening to his friend on the other end of a telephone line. A portable telephone line of the type that while famlier to Lovecraft's readers in 1920 as a field telephone, was still something strange and rare that they would not often have come across. The idea of listening to someone fighting for there life against some nameless horror. Screaming at you to go, to run, to get yourself safe, forget them, seal them in, seal there fate and just go. All the while you are listening to them describing in broken segments the horror they are seeing.
Randolph Carter himself is an antiquarian and one-time student of the Miskatonic University. In this first tale involving the character, he is the nice but dim sidekick, left at the top of the tomb, that leads down to catacombs of some kind, talking to his compatriot Harley Warren down the field telephone as the other man wanders deeper into the unknown. The character of Carter comes back in five later stories and is to a degree Lovecraft's alter ego, but in this tale he is in shock, recounting his tale to the police who suspect him or murdering Warren or being otherwise involved in his disappearance. His tale is stuttering and disjointed but is ultimately the survivors' tale of a horror he witnessed down a telephone line as the person on the other end is lost to the unknown terror that remains off stage.
It's a plot turn we have all seen a hundred times. It's the mid-season episode of a crime show that is just ticking over. A 'B' movie plot point. It's not a major stretch from the opening ten minutes of scream. It's unoriginal at best, a cliche, in the same way as ever, found footage movie is just a bit too much like Blair Witch, whereas what made Blair Witch original, new and exciting was that it was original… Except to my children, it is just another found footage movie…
There then is the crux of 'The Statements of Randolph Carter' is it was an original idea. It is just an original idea that has been copied so many times now it seems the most unoriginal story ever. It makes it hard to review now without been caught up in how unoriginal it seems to be, a hundred years after it was written. So it only gets a measly two tentacles now, where bad when it was a fresh new idea it would, I am sure, have scored a more sucker-tastic rating….
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Tashina Richardson and Lindsay Harris are refugees from the apocalypse in Sundown Collaborative Theatre's Said and Done.
WED ▪ 3
Just so we're clear, Artisan Center Theater's show 'Twas the Night Before Christmas is Kathryn Schultz Miller's telling of Clement Clarke Moore's story from a mouse's point of view. Don't confuse it with the similarly titled show opening at CATS this week, which also takes the mouse's viewpoint. Artisan's play runs thru Dec 20 at Belaire Theater, 444 E Pipeline Rd, Hurst. Tickets are $5-10. Call 817-284-1200.
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For the semester's end, UNT is screening documentaries by MFA students. Among the films are Adam Michael Wright's Funeral School, about a young man choosing a career as a funeral director, and Yu Wang's To Be With You, chronicling the changes in a longtime long-distance relationship after the distance is closed. The screenings are at 7pm at Radio Television and Performing Arts Bldg, 1179 Union Cir, Denton. Admission is free. Call 940-565-2537.
FRI ▪ 5
While all of the other theater companies are putting on Christmas fare, Sundown Collaborative Theatre is counterprogramming with Said and Done, Kasey Tackett's play in which Life, Death, Science, Faith, Time, and Nature all pack themselves into the one atom left undisturbed by the destruction of the universe. The show runs tonight thru Dec 14 at Green Space Arts Collective, 529 Malone St, Denton. Tickets are $8-10. Call 940-220-9302.
SAT ▪ 6
The Iowa State Cyclones are winless in conference play this year, but they stand between TCU's football team and a berth in the inaugural college football playoffs. We're sure the phrase "banana peel" has been thrown around in the Horned Frogs' locker room this week. Kickoff is at 11am at Amon Carter Stadium, 2850 Stadium Dr, FW. Tickets are $40-60. Call 817-257-7967.
SUN ▪ 7
Hip Pocket Theatre's last show of 2014 closed months ago, but the company's season still has one more night left. A Wisepecker Christmas Fundraiser is the troupe's winter gala to help defray expenses for the upcoming year. Guitarist Darrin Kobetich will perform, and Hip Pocket players will put on a Christmas-themed theatrical for the occasion. The event is 6-9pm at Hot Damn Tamales!, 713 W Magnolia Av, FW. Tickets are $25. Call 817-246-9775.
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"No one really wants to climb a mountain, 'cause who has the time?" says Walt Disney as he orders his subordinates to make nature documentaries in Lucas Hnath's A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney, depicting Uncle Walt as a sadistic man-child steamrollering everyone who gets in his way. Amphibian Productions' staged reading is 2pm & 7pm Mon-Tue at 120 S Main St, FW. Tickets are $7-17. Call 817-923-3012.
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Oh, wow, what a time to put on a play about riots caused by white cops unfairly targeting men of color. The Latino Cultural Center stages Zoot Suit, Luis Valdez' musical about a Hispanic man wrongly convicted of murder in the 1940s and the resulting Zoot Suit Riots in Los Angeles. You might want to raise your hands when you leave the theater. The show runs Sat thru 21 at 2600 Live Oak St, Dallas. Tickets are $12-25. Call 214-671-0045.
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Game of Thrones, Season 7, Ep 2 "Stormborn"
Intro: I'm watching Game of Thrones for the first time. I don't know anything about it more recent than this episode.
Dragonstone: A violent storm crashes over Dragonstone. Someone comments that it was in a storm such as this that Daenerys was born. Aha, that explains the "Daenerys Stormborn" title that people seem to use a lot. I always wondered about that, when her name is actually "Daenerys Targaryen", why do people refer to her as "Stormborn"?
Anyway, Daenerys talks to Varys, questioning his loyalty, and why he served her father, then switched to supporting Robert Baratheon, and then the Lannisters, and now why should she trust him? He says that he serves the people of Westeros, always selecting the best course of action for them, and sometimes that involves shifting his support. However, he believes that Daenerys will treat the people with respect, having seen how she dealt with Slavers' Bay, and so as long as Daenerys doesn't change, he will serve her. Daenerys asks him to tell her if she ever fails to think of the people, and he agrees.
Melisandre arrives at Dragonstone. This is a bit of a surprise! I never would have picked this as a place she'd go. Although in hindsight this is where she began, advising Stannis, so at least she's familiar with it. But I never would have thought she'd seek out Daenerys. But her she is, telling Daenerys that she thinks her and Jon Snow are the two big players in the current situation. Daenerys is surprised to see a red priestess on this side of the Narrow Sea – so I gather their cult/religion/whatever is much more prominent over on the Braavos/Pentos/Slavers' Bay side. This is a detail I hadn't picked up before. Anyway, Melisandre suggests that Daenerys seek an alliance with Jon Snow. Tyrion has met Jon (in the first few episodes of the series), and says he's a good man, so Daenerys orders a message be sent to Winterfell to summon Jon, and ask him to bend the knee to her as Queen.
Daenerys assembles her council of war in the map room with the windows looking out on the raging storm. Present are her and her retinue, including Tyrion, Varys, Grey Worm, and Missandei, then Yara and Theon Greyjoy, Olenna Tyrell, and the Evil Sister-in-Law from Dorne and her three daughters. I just realised that she was the wife/lover of Prince Oberyn – so that would mean that the three daughters are also his daughters (unless there's some other father somewhere). She suggests a huge attack with everything they have on King's Landing – she would, she's really only in this for revenge against the Lannisters. Tyrion however says that the people of King's Landing need to support the armies coming to liberate them from the Lannister yoke, and they will look on an army of Dothraki and Unsullied as foreign invaders, and be more likely to resist them. So the attack on King's Landing must be made only with Westerosi forces: The army of Dorne and Yara's fleet. He says the Dothraki and Unsullied should mount a second attack on the Lannister heartland: Casterly Rock. Daenerys agrees and orders it so.
Later, Missandei comes to Grey Worm's room as he is preparing to depart and lead the Unsullied in their attack on Casterly Rock. They have a slightly awkward conversation, in which Grey Worm says that all the Unsullied he knows have some fear, of water, or of heights, or fire, or whatever, but he never feared anything, he was always brave. But now he knows fear – the fear that he will never see Missandei again. She reacts by unzipping one small zipper on her incredibly elaborate costume, which causes everything she's wearing to fall to the floor. Now Grey Worm's reaction will be interesting, because we know he's a eunuch. Missandei proceeds to peel his clothes off and then the two of them jump into bed and it seems that Grey Worm is about to do the impossible… but then aha… He may be a eunuch, but he apparently knows how to pleasure a woman with his tongue.
Well, I dunno. Did we really need this scene between them to end that way? It coud have been just as touching, perhaps even more so, if they'd kept their clothes on, Missandei had left after wishing Grey Worm luck, and then a single tear rolled down his face. And Melisandre… what's her game? Is this just a way to get back in Jon's good books? By giving him a powerful ally? Tyrion's war plan seems sensible. Maybe we'll finally get to see Casterly Rock – I'm not sure if we've ever actually seen that location yet.
Winterfell: Jon gets Daenerys's message, and also Sam's message about there being a huge source of dragonglass on Dragonstone. Jon decides this coincidence is fate and gets ready to go to Dragonstone. Sansa and Davos reckon it's a trap; Jon agrees it might be, but the stakes are too high and the prize too great to ignore. He says that while he's away, Sansa will rule Winterfell, which she seems a bit surprised at. I'm not sure why – she's clearly the next in line, and obviously the rightful Lady of Winterfell.
On the way out, Jon passes Petyr Baelish. He tells Petyr that if he touches his sister while he's gone, he'll come back and personally kill him. Good to see that Jon trusts Petyr as much as Sansa does. Jon's trip will be interesting. I'm guessing he has the skills to negotiate successfully with Daenerys, but their priorities may be different. She doesn't seem like one to worry about White Walkers while there are Lannisters in King's Landing. I wonder if Jon will even mention the dragonglass, or perhaps cut a deal with Daenerys to get some. There could be friction between her demand that he swear loyalty, and his desire to stay independent. We shall see.
Old Town: Sam visits Jorah in his cell, and discovers who he is – the son of Commander Mormont of the Night's Watch. Sam brings him to the Archmaester, in an effort to find a cure for the greyscale. The Archmaester (played by Jim Broadbent, by the way – Professor Slughorn, the Potions Master) says the disease is too far advanced to treat. I suppose he's not as accomplished as Professor Slughorn, who'd no doubt have some suitable potion up his sleeve. Sam suggests a treatment from a book he found, but Archmaester Slughorn says that's only good for early stages of the disease. He says to Jorah the best thing he could have done was to cut his arm off as soon as he got the infection. And now he only has about six months left before he loses his mind, and has to be exiled to the city where the Stone Men live (and who gave him the infection).
Sam, of course, isn't put off by this, and goes to visit Jorah later, with a book, and a bunch of surgical tools. He gives Jorah a wineskin of rum and tells him to drink. All of it. And that this is going to hurt. And Sam takes a swig himself before handing it over – nice touch. After Jorah has downed the rum, Sam gives him a leather strap to bite on, and tells him not to scream, because then Maesters will investigate and find out what he's doing. He gets a scalpel and starts peeling off layers of hardened skin from Jorah's chest, which is clearly painful because Jorah struggles not to scream.
Ick. Let's hope it works. Poor Jorah – this man has been through so much. And all for the love of a woman who exiled him and never wanted to see him again. If he has a story arc, it need to end with him cured and returning to sweep Daenerys off her feet somehow. Not sure if he'll get that happy ending though.
In a forest: Arya stops at an inn on the way to King's Landing. We don't see any follow-up from her encounter with the Lannister soldiers last episode. So maybe she let them go peacefully, I guess. Anyway, she dines at this inn, and who serves her? Her old fat friend, whose name seems to be Hot Pie(!). We last saw him way back in season 4, when Brienne and Podrick happened to meet him at this same inn. Then he told them that he knew Arya, and she'd been taken to The Eyrie to be ransomed, which set Brienne on the route to finding her and Sansa.
And now he tells Arya the news that Winterfell has been retaken by Jon Snow, at which Arya is flabbergasted. It seems that Hot Pie's role in this series is to deliver information to people passing through his inn that changes where they're planning to travel. Because as Arya leaves the inn, she considers her choice of road: south to King's Landing, or north to Winterfell. Is it more important to kill Cersei, or to go home and meet Jon? She turns from her previous path and begins heading north.
Later, she is camping in the snowy forest, when she hears noises in the dark around her. A pack of ferocious looking wolves surrounds her, and it looks like she might need to fight. Then a huge monstrous wolf appears and snarls at her, obviously the leader of this pack. But Arya recognises it! She calls the name of the wolf she'd previously owned. I'd forgotten what had happened to Arya's wolf, but it turns out that way back in episode 2 of season 1, she had sent her wolf away after he attacked Joffrey, for fear that otherwise he'd be executed. (And that act saw Sansa's wolf executed in his stead.) I said at the time that Arya's wolf would probably return one day, and finally here he is! I suspect that this return is not just for this one scene, but that he'll show up again soon. Because as this scene resolves, the wolf recognises Arya and stands his wolf pack down. Arya tries to get him to rejoin her, but the wolf runs away back into the forest taking his pack with him. This is too short a scene to be inserted here for no reason – it must be setting up her wolf to do more things in the future.
King's Landing: Cersei calls a war council, telling her various lords that they need to prepare to fend off a foreign invasion from Daenerys and her Dothraki hordes. Jaime approaches one Randyll Tarly and says they'll need his help. Jaime wants him to lead the armies in battle, and assuming they're successful, Randyll will be rewarded by being made Lord of the South. The name Tarly rings a bell in my mind as I watch this, and then I suddenly realise that's Sam's last name. Is Randyll his father?? I can't remember what his father looked like from the scene where Sam visited his home and his father disowned him, so I'm not sure if it's his father or a more distant relative. Either way it's an interesting link.
Cersei worries about Daenerys's dragons and what can be done to stop them. Qyburn says he has something that may be of use. He takes her into the crypts, where lie the skeletons of some dragons. Cersei says she remembers when Robert Baratheon had the skeletons removed from the throne room, because he didn't like them dominating it. I think it was some ancient king who had the dragons, not the more recent Mad King. Qyburn reveals a powerful ballista. He points it at the biggest skull, and then asks Cersei to pull a lever. She does so, and the bolt smashes through the bony eye socket of the dragon, emerging from the back of the skull. Cersei smiles a grimly satisfied smile.
The way Qyburn presents it, it looks like he's showing off some newfangled weapon technology, but surely a ballista should be old hat to this sort of society? Or maybe he's just showing Cersei, "Look, we already have weapons capable of killing a dragon." The other thing is that this will only work if you can hit the dragon in the first place. Hitting a static skull is one thing, but hitting a dragon in flight, capable of dodging or buffeting a projectile out of the sky with its wings is a different matter entirely. Qyburn seems very sure of himself – which we all know is the sign of an inevitable downfall. No doubt the dragons will be harder to hit than he seems to think.
At sea: Yara is sailing her fleet, presumably towards the attack on King's Landing. Evil Sister-in-Law is with her, and the two are discussing past campaigns in a cabin, in a scene reminiscent of Quint, Hooper, and Brody on board the Orca in Jaws. Until things turn a little more suggestive and Evil S-i-L asks about Yara having a man in every port, to which she replies "a man or a woman, it doesn't matter." This piques a raised eyebrow, and Evil S-i-L sidles closer, Yara goes in for the kiss… and suddenly the cabin wall is shattered by a flaming projectile!
They head up on deck to discover their fleet is being attacked. It's Euron and his own Iron Fleet! Flames and glowing debris shatter the night air over the ocean as boarding ramps are deployed and people begin fighting on the ships. A couple of Evil S-i-L's daughters are slaughtered in the fight, but Yara and S-i-L herself are captured. Yara appeals to Theon for help, but he is frozen in fear. Euron leers at him and his ugly face is enough to send Theon fleeing into the ocean for his life. I don't blame him.
Well this is a big setback for Daenerys. I guess Euron will take Yara and Evil S-i-L as prisoners to Cersei. They'll make fine gifts to back up his promise from last episode. But will he get all the way back to King's Landing with them? I suppose news of this loss won't reach Daenerys for a while, so there's not much she can do about it right away. And what will Cersei's reaction be? She'll no doubt be pleased with the effect of Euron's actions, but I can't see her agreeing to his demands to become her equal. Maybe she can just kill him now that he's done something useful.
And what of Theon? Adrift in the middle of the ocean is not exactly a recipe for survival, although presumably he'll manage somehow. I can't see him dying pitifully there for no reason. Seeing how he gets back to land, and where he ends up, will be interesting.
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30 March, 2019 at 13:14
"I gather their cult/religion/whatever is much more prominent over on the Braavos/Pentos/Slavers' Bay side." —
The only priests/priestesses of the Lord of Light we've seen in Westeros are Thoros ("…of Myr", which is in Essos – though he's been in Westeros for decades) and Melisandre. Melisandre herself is from Asshai, very far to the east in Essos (way farther east even than Qarth). The religion is very much on the fringes in Westeros (it seems that aside from the Brotherhood without Banners they're basically all in the Light of the Seven, except in the North where there's a mix of "the old gods and the new", the Seven being the "new").
"so that would mean that the three daughters are also his daughters" — all the Sand Snakes (including the three we have seen) are Oberyn's daughters, but not all of his daughters are Ellaria's. The one that is getting taunted when the others say "Mama, Mama!" is definitely Ellaria's daughter.
"just as touching, perhaps even more so, if they'd kept their clothes on" — I agree, it seemed both gratuitous and awkward.
"If he has a story arc, it need to end with him cured and returning to sweep Daenerys off her feet somehow." – I think his conversation with Daario on the way to "rescuing" her from the Dothraki indicates he understands that his love isn't going to be reciprocated, at least not in the same way. We have seen that Danerys is fond of him though (that's why he's in the Citadel seeking a cure, after all – she wants him back with her).
"Her old fat friend, whose name seems to be Hot Pie" … yes, that's how he was introduced in Kings Landing in season 1 (when he and Lommhy tried to take Needle from Arya) and he only ever seems to be called that.
"Is Randyll his father??" — indeed, yes. This was mentioned a couple of times before we met him in the flesh (as usual, mostly just in passing); e.g. one example is when Sam is helping Gilly choose a suitable name for her baby. Gilly wants to call him Mormont, so Sam discusses the function of surnames, with which Gilly is unfamiliar. Gilly understandably refuses to let him have the surname Craster. She asks about his father's first name – which Sam says is Randyll, but he tries to convince her not to call the baby Randyll. She asks if we was cruel like Craster, and Sam says, with a slight quaver in his voice, "a different manner of cruel".
"I think it was some ancient king who had the dragons" — I'm sure the big skull is that of Balerion the Dread, one of the three dragons Aegon the Conqeror and his sisters used to conquer Westeros in the long past. Arya relates part of the story to Tywin at Harrenhal (she even saw the skull herself when she was in King's Landing) and Shireen brings a book on it to Ser Davos to help teach him to read. There's also a number of other conversations that refer to it, but as usual, it's nearly always part of some other conversation (it's one thing that's really done rather well — that the history, geography and political situation is almost never a lump of exposition, but woven naturally into conversations — but it also makes it hard to tie it all together)
"but surely a ballista should be old hat to this sort of society?" probably, but as you already suggest, an ordinary ballista won't cut it — it will need a very good range to get the required height, and it needs some innovation to be able to hit a moving target (which there'd be no need to have on a siege weapon since castles are relatively sessile).


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Die in der Zeitschrift Britannia erscheinenden Aufsätze und Rezensionen beschäftigen sich ganz überwiegend mit der Geschichte und Archäologie des römischen Britannien. Britannia hat sich im Laufe der Zeit zur wichtigsten diesbezüglichen Publikation entwickelt. Die Zeitschrift erscheint jährlich im November, derzeitiger Herausgeber ist Barry C. Burnham. Die im Rahmen der Britannia erscheinenden Monographien werden von Paul T. Bidwell betreut. (Stand: 22. März 2015.)

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