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This past weekend included the Destiny 2 Beta, which was heavily discussed both on the Podcast and in Discord. If you come here looking for more of Destiny 2 I am, sorry. This past week I have gotten sucked into the dark hole of Witcher 3. That game is just amazing. It has a great story line and the side missions don't really feel like side missions. They all really tie back together and relate back to the main story. On to the questions!
Really!? I know the Bros covered this but I had to. Well Nathan Drake would easily beat a master chef, but if you are talking about Master Chief then this is an easy one. Master Chief would destroy Mario and Drake. He was kidnapped at the age of six and trained to be a super solider. He has genetic modifications turning him into a killing machine. Mario is a plumber and kills things by jumping on them. Good luck jumping on a 7 foot tall super soldier. Drake would try to be all sly and sneaky but MC would just toss a sticky grenade or whip out the energy sword and destroy him.
I am really curious as to how many people actually buy accessories for their consoles. Prior to Christmas I hadn't purchased an accessory since the Dance Dance Revolution mats on the original Xbox. For the common gamer there isn't really a need to buy accessories. However, I cannot rave enough about the Polk gaming headset my wife picked up for me. Unfortunately I cannot find them online anywhere but they were the Polk Audio Striker Pro Zx. They retailed for about $100 last year and are compatible with a wide range of devices. The mic is very sensitive though so if you are a heavy breather it can capture that but otherwise it is comfy with my glasses and I can play for extended periods of time with them on.
A lot of people are excited for this. Kingdom Hearts looks like it will be a great game. There is a pretty big issue though. Kingdom Hearts has never been on the Xbox before and the story is extremely convoluted. Kingdom Hearts is only on my radar because I played the first game. Just imagine future games involving more of the Pixar universe would be amazing. If someone at Square Enix is reading this, bring the old Kingdom Hearts games to the Xbox One. PLEASE DO IT! If they released the remastered games a few months before III then the I believe the hype on Xbox would be larger than it is.
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Ice Hockey Player Salaries Soaring to New Heights
Ice hockey players have always been well compensated, but salaries for the top players in the sport have been soaring to new heights in recent years. According to a recent report from the NHL Players' Association, the average salary for an NHL player has risen from $1.7 million in 2010 to $3.2 million in 2020.
The increase in salaries is due in part to the rising popularity of the sport, as well as the increased revenue generated by the league. The NHL has seen its revenues increase by more than $2 billion since 2010, with much of the money coming from new television deals and sponsorships. This increased revenue has allowed teams to offer more lucrative contracts to their players.
The biggest beneficiaries of the salary increases have been the top players in the league. The highest-paid player in the NHL is currently Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers, who is earning an annual salary of $12.5 million. This is more than double the salary of the second-highest paid player, Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins, who is earning $10 million per year.
The salary increases have also had a trickle-down effect, with players at the lower end of the salary scale also seeing their wages rise. The NHL's minimum salary for the 2020-21 season is $700,000, up from $575,000 in 2010. This means that even players at the bottom of the salary scale are earning a comfortable living.
The salary increases have also had a positive impact on the league's overall financial health. The NHL's revenue has increased by more than $2 billion since 2010, and the league is now in a much better financial position than it was a decade ago.
The salary increases have also had a positive impact on the players themselves. The increased salaries have allowed players to focus more on their performance on the ice, rather than having to worry about financial concerns. This has resulted in a higher level of play throughout the league, making the NHL a more exciting and enjoyable sport to watch.
It's clear that the salary increases for NHL players have had a positive impact on the league and its players. The increased salaries have allowed the league to attract the best players in the world and have improved the financial health of the league. At the same time, the increased salaries have allowed players to focus on their performance on the ice, resulting in a higher level of play throughout the league.
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By Jarrett Bellini | @JarrettBellini
At certain angles, far beyond the outfield bleachers of Turner Field, you can see Georgia's state capitol dome shine majestically from downtown Atlanta.
And, in the later innings, after you've had a bunch of those big stadium beers, you can see two of them!
I took special notice of the capitol dome just the other day when I attended what could very well be my last ever Braves game. We were entertaining foreign guests who had never seen baseball. That's why I was reluctantly there, breaking my ongoing personal protest.
Quite simply, I can't, in good conscience, financially support a baseball team that willingly plans to move to the suburbs. It goes against everything I stand for in life. Which is to say I don't stand for much.
My moral compass points toward the nearest bag of Funyuns.
But it was in this brief moment of seeing the distant capitol dome on a warm, beautiful night that I became wistful and nostalgic for something that wasn't yet gone, and something that, frankly, isn't all that wonderful to begin with.
There's nothing uniquely special about the Braves current confines at Turner Field. Save for its history.
It was built for the 1996 Summer Olympics, and was originally called Centennial Olympic Stadium. President Bill Clinton sat in awe as Gladys Knight sang "Georgia on My Mind" at the opening ceremony.
That kind of history.
After the Olympics, the temporarily elongated northern part of the stadium was reconstructed from athletics to baseball and gifted to the city. Which temporarily elongated the ownership of the Braves, who now had a sexy new home.
Most modern Olympic venues become tenantless, rotting eyesores, so everyone was generally aroused by this rare moment of logic.
The city leased the stadium over to the Braves. That lease expires in 2016. In November 2013, the team announced that they would not renew it.
Thus, in 2017, the Braves will begin play at the architectural abortion now known as SunTrust Park.
I'll get back to that uninspiring heap of bad ideas in a moment.
But here's the thing about Turner Field. It's not bad. It's just not great.
To be fair, the biggest blunder of Turner Field has nothing to do with the look or structural design. Despite having about 10,000 too many seats, I actually don't dislike the stadium - the brick and mortar and beer dispensers.
Again, it's nothing special. But certainly not bad. And not anywhere near as terrible as that giant toilet bowl they pass off as a stadium in Tampa Bay.
Quite simply, the big mistake here in Atlanta was not connecting Turner Field with a direct stop on the MARTA train line. MARTA is our subway. So long as you have a loose interpretation of the word "subway."
I do. So I call it that.
The nearest MARTA stop to Turner Field is a mile and a half away. That's a 30 minute walk in the blazing sun. Which is dangerous and also requires burning calories.
Thus, after getting off the train, sensible fans have to transfer onto a shuttle bus - another tedious step in the process.
Ain't nobody got time for that.
That means most people drive. And that means most people have to park. And that means instead of enjoying local bars and restaurants around the stadium, most people wander through giant empty spaces of nothing so everyone can have convenient places to temporarily stow their cars for a few hours prior to dangerously weaving home drunk after the game.
It seems everyone got greedy. The city. The Braves. They all saw the potential money to be made from charging people to park. What they didn't see was the potential to create a truly urban experience around the ballpark. Everyone failed from the get-go.
Alas, the area adjacent to Turner Field is a complete wasteland of asphalt and sadness. But at least it's sorta kinda close to downtown.
You see, baseball stadiums - and all other sports arenas for that matter - should be downtown. Period.
To be downtown is to be somewhere.
And Turner Field is more or less just that. Sure, it could be a lot closer to the center, but it's near enough to count - basically, the same justification I adhere to when using the urinals in between innings.
"Meh. Close enough."
Downtown is everything.
When I was a suburban kid growing up in Phoenix, seeing a Suns or Coyotes game was just about the coolest thing you could do because, hot damn, you were going to the city!
Tall buildings! Shiny lights! Hookers on Van Buren street!
Down-effing-town!
Even when I lived in Denver for a year after college, I used to walk to Coors Field from my downtown apartment. We'd sit in the centerfield Rockpile. It was glorious. Sometimes I even made it home without vomiting on 20th Street.
Nevertheless, despite every other professional sports franchise now understanding the importance of being closer to the core, the Braves are going to leave Atlanta for a giant new mixed-use, force-fed entertainment district in the Cobb County suburbs.
It's even further from MARTA, and they're literally going to drop this thing in the middle of the state's biggest traffic nightmare.
This decision was likely made while hunkered under a tarp in the the spray paint aisle at Home Depot.
Which, coincidentally, is where I like to go to get my thinkin' on. So, I'm not judging.
And, truthfully, the traffic is going to suck regardless of where the Braves play. It's Atlanta. Excessively burning fossil fuels is sort of what we do best.
(Thanks, dinosaurs!)
I'm just saying that I've seen this movie before. And it doesn't end well. Trust me.
In 2006, my beloved Arizona Cardinals built their new stadium in a barren wasteland of dirt and broken dreams, far west of downtown Phoenix.
Glendale.
For when you absolutely, positively want meth, but don't mind a long drive.
Now, make no mistake. The Cardinals stadium is amazing. I've been there twice for international soccer, and it's absolutely fantastic.
However, everything around it is hell on earth.
And it kills me to know that the Cardinals and the city of Phoenix had one chance - ONE CHANCE - to put this masterpiece downtown, but they let money and politics get in the way of making their city a bit more world class.
Instead, it sits in the middle of nowhere. They built manufactured forced fun all around it. And, for a while, they even leased out space for a friggin' Margaritaville Cafe.
The only word I can use to describe Glendale's Westgate Entertainment District is: Soulless.
I've been there. It's terrible. There's nothing authentic about it. Just chain restaurants with high prices and bad nachos.
And now we're getting what looks to be the same thing in Atlanta.
Truth be told, I really don't care about the economic factors - the taxes and bonds and all that other stuff I barely understand because it requires math and a general understanding of civics.
I just like sports. And I like stadiums. And I like cities.
I don't even blame the Braves for wanting something better. And I'm sure the new digs are going to be comfortable and technologically advanced.
My disdain for this move to Cobb County is purely emotional. Baseball shouldn't be in the suburbs.
This certainly isn't a new story. We've known about this move for almost two years now. But after months and months of denial, I saw that capitol dome the other night and the reality finally set it.
The Braves are getting a stupid new stadium in the suburbs.
And once it's built - once they move to Cobb County - there's no going back.
They had one chance.
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Yeah … just about perfectly correct. But … Coors field and the Pepsi Center weren't in downtown proper … they triggered growth in Denver which expanded downtown. Just like Camden Yard revitalized Baltimore's inlan harbor, and Att&T park chnage the South of Market district, and Safeco gave a new life to Seattle … The most important thing is the public transit. In Sacramento, we're building a new arena downtown, and it will literally be about 30 steps from a lightrail station ...
Yep. The city screwed up to be sure, but I cannot forgive the Braves. I am no longer a fan.
Ryan Waggoner said...
And nobody cares.
I hope non Atlanta peeps know where exactly this stadium in the "burbs" will be. And any one who believes that rendering with the forest in the background has not been to the Cumberland/Vinings area.
I am sure all the players will be happy for the shorter commute to work.
You can call Cobb County "Atlanta" or "the city" all you want, but it's neither. When we say the city - when we say ATLANTA - we know what we mean. And Cobb County is not that. It's the burbs. And my concern for the commute time of the players ranks right up there with what brand of urinal cake they'll use to control the smell in the bathrooms.
No point getting butthurt over this...nobody cares.
With the addition of Atlantic Station, Krog Street Market, and Ponce City Market the suburbs has moved downtown anyway. There will soon be nothing left of the soul that was once Atlanta. Why the suburbs suddenly can't just be satisfied being the suburbs, I don't know. I no longer get angry over the stadium move (other than for friends who live in Summerhill), because soon everything will be the plastic same from Alpharetta to Jonesboro, with no unique city in between.
I think at least Krog Street Market gets a pass. They used much of the existing brick structure, and so far it's not OVERLY chain-y. I live right there, and so far I don't dislike it. Atlantic Station, however, is a bit of a disaster (he says about to go here to do an errand during lunch). And Ponce remains a question mark. I fully support the new Falcons stadium. And, hell, if the city wanted to knock down more things to put the Braves downtown I would've supported that, too. Here. Take my tax dollars. Just build the core!!!
Lets be honest. While Turner Field may be more "downtown" than the new location it is sketchy as hell down there. It is in one of the most criminally under developed areas of Atlanta , and full of criminals too. Look at heat maps for where the majority of the Braves season ticket holders reside....that's right.....North of Atlanta. They are moving closer to their fans. I will concede that everything there will be soulless.
You're dumb.
Bernard Finucane said...
Yes, and the fact is that baseball stadiums are a terrible public investment that never pay for themselves. Atlanta isn't on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars, and that's a good thing.
I'm sorry, did you say because of parking the fans don't get to enjoy the local restaurants and bars around Turner Field? What bars and restaurants would those be? The KFC/Taco Bell next to the stadium? Or that wing restaurant that doubles as a dirt pile and looks like you need security just to walk in there. When it comes down to it, you're dealing with the city of Atlanta - one of the worst run big city governments in America. The city promised the Braves they would build restaurants and bars and a 'scene' around Turner Field for years - they never delivered. So now the Braves are finally getting what they've wanted - just not in an area of town where you don't want to be if there's not an event going on. I don't blame the Braves at all - direct your anger and discontent to the city of Atlanta and the morons running the government. To all of you who are going to boycott the new stadium and no longer go to Braves games - thank you, I will happily accept your freed up ticket. Go Braves.
I think we're actually in agreement about Turner Field. It was flawed from the get-go. Because they went with parking lots there is no nightlife around the stadium. You are correct. The city is definitely to blame, and they should've worked with the Braves to develop the area around Turner Field. So, I don't disagree that Turner Field has its issues. But I'd still rather have it closer to downtown than in some manufactured hell hole out in Cobb County. If they scrapped everything and decided to build a new stadium in the spot of the Georgia Dome, I would support that. Here. Take my tax dollars!
I hear you and understand your argument. And the Georgia Dome location would have been an interesting choice - to have 2 large stadiums (Braves and Falcons) right next door to each other would be an interesting sight. But let me say this - I am going to reserve judgment and not declare the new location a 'manufactured hell hole' until I see what the final product is. Maybe you're right, and it will be a corporate chain nightmare. Or maybe, and hopefully, they will give the nod to more local restaurants and retailers to give a more local feel. They have an opportunity to have a ball park surrounded with southern flavor and Braves history even though it might be in new, glossy packaging. I encourage you to give the new stadium and area 1 shot. Who knows, you might even like the view of the skyline from the new spot....
Downtown stadiums for them to work, take complete buy in from it's city. The city has to be committed to developing the area and the infrastructure around the stadium as well. None of that happened from Atlanta. But to compare the Cobb location to Glendale, gimme a break man. You can go 10 miles in any direction of the new stadium and have drive through over a half a million people. You go 10 miles west or NW of Glendale, you have over a half a million tumble weeds.
Wrigley Field was not a downtown stadium when it was built. It was built in an outskirt suburb community of Woodlawn. My dad was born in 1935 and raised about 4 miles away from Wrigley in Evanston. It was nothing but farmland between them. They would shoot pheasant across the street from his house. Yankee Stadium... the Yankees moved from Manhattan Island to the Bronx... which is no where near downtown still today. And in the 20s, there was not much out there. Find an old pic of Yankee Stadium in the 20s, nothing but open lots. Dodger Stadium... East LA is nowhere near downtown. Milwaukee... Mets... Kansas City... Anaheim... Arlington... All not in downtown. Now most the downtown teams, St Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, Seattle, San Fran all threatened to leave for the burbs or all together in some cases unless the city did something about the neighborhoods around their stadiums or provide them with another in town alternative that the city would not let get away. San Fran & St. Louis were prime examples of that. Heck, SF threatened to move to Tampa in the 90s if the city didn't do something.
So to say baseball belongs downtown is a stretch. The city didn't care for upgrading the infrastructure since they had their cut of the "Suburb Tax", which was parking. And really all you have heard from the residents of Summerhill is that they don't want another stadium when it comes to GSU project. They didn't want this stadium either.
Baseball belongs where the city and community embrace it. For 50 years the only thing south of I-20 the city of Atlanta has cared about is the airport that is the truth. Obviously Cobb County wants them to come. The Cumberland Community Improvement District wants them there. So most of the local businesses around the stadium have bought in. This may end up being a great situation for all 3 parties.
Now Cobb has chosen to wade out into the Urban Planning waters with the high rises around the Galleria as well as the conference space that is being utilized there. With the Braves, Comcast coming there, Home Depot & NAPA expanding their offices there, and the rumor that 2 blocks away Blank will be buying land for his MLS Soccer Team's office and practice facilities, they need to get serious about Urban Transit as well. And they need to do it sooner rather than later.
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When its all said and done everyone will be able to see that while John Malone and the Braves were playing Kasim Reed and his merry band of followers like a violin...Arthur Blank played them like a Stradivarius. In the end both teams got what they wanted and Kasim Reed had his a$$ handed to him while the people of Atl got the shaft.
blank is NOT buying land near the Braves. that is simply not going to happen in 19 million years. He is all in West Atl. even mentioning that tells me you are a RE Developer pitching his location. Dodger stadium not near downtown LA? Bronx not in NYC? your pitching man.....how much you want for your land?
Gerry T said...
I was born and raised in Atlanta, and have been a Braves fan since the age of 5. I moved to San Francisco about 20 years ago...and for an example of a city that did it right, look no further than SF. The Giants used to play in a cold, windswept, desolate, and isolated part of SF. Then in 2000, they opened AT&T Park, and it's fabulous. It's easy to get to without a car with BART, Muni streetcars, several bus lines, and two ferry lines all having stops within a block of the park. And there are dozens of restaurants and bars near the stadium. ATT Park is what a baseball experience oughta be like. After I read everything about how the Braves new stadium deal went down...I've disowned them for good. Go Giants!
(Now let's see if the A's can follow SF's example.)
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Three Texas men were sentenced yesterday for their roles in a conspiracy to pay bribes to two city commissioners in Weslaco in exchange for their official actions in connection with city contracts worth tens of millions of dollars.
Former Hidalgo County Commissioner Arturo C. Cuellar Jr., 69, of Progresso Lakes, was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Ricardo Quintanilla, 57, and John F. Cuellar, 60, both of Weslaco, were sentenced to 200 months and three years in prison, respectively.
"Americans deserve safe, clean water provided through fair and open contracting, not illicit back-room deals," said Assistant Attorney General Kenneth A. Polite, Jr. of the Justice Department's Criminal Division. "As this prosecution demonstrates, the Department of Justice is committed to prosecuting public officials and their enablers who award infrastructure contracts based on corrupt connections instead of merit."
"Our office will not turn a blind eye to public corruption, especially when it results in significant burdens to residents within our district," said U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani for the Southern District of Texas. "Weslaco was warned for years to upgrade its water infrastructure in order to provide potable water. The defendants used this opportunity to participate in a multimillion-dollar scheme that ultimately saddled residents with debt and bribery costs for their drinking water system. We hope the message in today's sentencings will deter others from committing such crimes and provide some closure to the citizens of Weslaco."
According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, Arturo Cuellar and Quintanilla agreed with others to bribe two Weslaco City Commissioners, John Cuellar and Gerardo Tafolla, in exchange for official actions favorable to engineering companies seeking large contracts with the city. From approximately March 2008 through December 2015, one of the participants in the scheme received approximately $4.1 million from two engineering companies and shared nearly $1.4 million with Arturo Cuellar. Arturo Cuellar used a company he controlled to facilitate the payment of approximately $405,000 in bribes to his cousin, John Cuellar, which were disguised as legitimate legal expenses. In exchange for these payments, John Cuellar took several official actions to benefit the companies, including helping to award contracts worth approximately $38.5 million to rehabilitate Weslaco's water treatment facilities. Quintanilla received approximately $85,000 during the course of the scheme and used that money to pay cash bribes to Tafolla for his official actions to benefit the companies that received the water treatment plant contracts.
Arturo Cuellar and Quintanilla were convicted at trial in the Southern District of Texas in October 2022. Arturo Cuellar was convicted of 61 counts in total, including one count of conspiracy to commit honest services wire fraud, four counts of honest services wire fraud, one count of federal programs bribery, one count of money laundering conspiracy, 27 counts of money laundering, and 27 counts of Travel Act violations. Quintanilla was convicted of 15 counts in total, including one count of conspiracy to commit honest services wire fraud, four counts of honest services wire fraud, one count of federal programs bribery, one count of money laundering conspiracy, and eight counts money laundering. John Cuellar pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit honest services fraud in August 2019.
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CBC Ombudsman: Writing analysis: Conclusions require attribution and explanation
The complainant, Eric Wredenhagen, Registrar and CEO of the College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia, thought an analysis piece regarding the deficiencies in reports about disciplinary actions from various health care colleges was opinion and not analysis. He also said the reporter did not properly identify the purpose of her inquiries. The report failed to meet journalistic standards because of lack of attribution of the inferences and conclusions drawn. It has since been corrected, but a quote was taken out of context as well.
You had several concerns about an article published on cbcnews.ca entitled "Information underload: Public starved for details when health professionals misbehave." You are the Registrar and CEO of the College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia (CMTBC) and you believe the story portrayed the college in "an extremely unfair and inaccurate light." You said you were contacted by reporter Bethany Lindsay via the general email account of the college with three specific questions:
How do you decide how much information to include in your notices of disciplinary action
Why doesn't your college publish full disciplinary decisions similar to those provided by the Law Society of B.C.?
If someone wanted to file an FOI request with the college, how would they do that?
It appeared that she was seeking facts and would be reporting on those facts. She did not indicate to you that she was doing an analysis piece about disclosure of disciplinary action in various health care professions. You considered it unethical to take your answers, asked without context, and to use selective quotes to prove her thesis. She did not indicate that the thrust of the article was built around the idea that there was insufficient information regarding decisions against health care professionals. She gave you no reasons for seeking the information, nor cited any of the concerns raised by another source in the story, Mike Larsen, President of the BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association:
…at no point was I given any opportunity to respond to what Ms. Lindsay presents as concerns or criticisms – she portrayed herself as just gathering information. At no point, for example, was Mr. Larsen or his organization mentioned, or their viewpoint (which, as presented in the article, is quite simplistic – there's more at stake here than changing a website).
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Q: Does microsoft prevent hosts file redirection for its websites? This is not a duplicate of How come hosts file redirection fails?
Every morning, after logging into my office wifi, I am redirected to msn.com, a "news" site that I do not much care for. I decided I'd block the site with hosts rediection, but found this task quite difficult.
I have added the following to the host file
127.0.0.1   bing.com www.bing.com
127.0.0.1   msn.com www.msn.com
127.0.0.1   microsoft.com www.microsoft.com

Checking the result with a ping, shows that only Bing is actually changed.
Pinging bing.com [127.0.0.1] with 32 bytes of data: ...
Pinging msn.com [23.101.196.141] with 32 bytes of data: ...
Pinging microsoft.com [23.96.52.53] with 32 bytes of data: ...

In Windows 10, does Microsoft prevent redirection for these sites? If so, is there an alternate way for me to block msn.com?

A: Yes, Windows does bypass the hosts file for certain Microsoft URLs
This link was provided in a comment that disappeared before I got the user's name
http://www.infoworld.com/article/2641599

... starting in XP Pro SP2 and W2K3 SP1, various Microsoft-related
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  Windows hosts file. It appears to be a strategy by Microsoft to not
  allow malicious host file changes to stop Microsoft patch updates,
  plus hardcoding a few other Microsoft URLs.

This bypass affects the following urls:

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*windowsupdate.microsoft.com

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A: eclipz905's answer has a very good explanation of why this happens, but to answer your question on how to still block it you will need to use the windows firewall.
Open the "Windows Firewall with Advanced Security" application by searching the start menu, go to Outbound Rules and make a new rule.
Do the following steps in the Wizard

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*In the "Rule Type" page choose "Custom Rule"

*In the "Program" page choose "All Programs"

*In the "Protocol and ports" page choose "Any protocol"

*In the "Scope" page, under "Remote Addresses" choose "These IP Addresses"

*Enter in the IP of the sites you want to block, you may need to do a nslookup from the command line for the site to get the IPs the site could be.

*In the "Action" page choose "Block the connection"

*In the "Profile" page choose all 3 profiles.

*In the "Name" page give the rule a name.

Once you do this the IP address for those web pages will be blocked. It is not as accurate as modifying the hosts file, because if more than one site shares a IP you block both of them, but it does not get blocked by windows.

A: Windows 10 sends and receives a slew of data, including Binge, ads and user searches. To regain some bandwidth and privacy,

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*Turn off live tile apps.

*Adjust Windows privacy settings.

*Use a third party tool to control settings through Registry and Policies. Note that some of these tools contain adware themselves -- see the reviews and test any executable with VirusTotal.

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During the Covid-19 crisis, manufacturers have proven they can work in new, more sustainable ways. As industry looks to rebuild and grow after the lockdown, there is an opportunity for manufacturers to refocus on their sustainability goals and work with Government to deliver a green recovery.
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Research, undertaken by Make UK and energy company E.ON prior to the lockdown showed that sustainability and profitability go hand in hand: manufacturers who put sustainability at the heart of their businesses have seen real benefits from doing so in the last 12 months with 40% reporting increased profit margins and 30% increased competitiveness as a result.
The report, Towards a net-zero carbon UK manufacturing sector, takes the temperature of sustainability and energy efficiency progress in manufacturing and shows that 90% of manufacturers are aware of the 2050 net-zero target while almost half see this as a business opportunity which they are grasping as the roadmap to sustainable growth once the world opens up again.
Before Covid-19 and the global impacts hit, 30% said they have made real inroads into energy efficiency investments in the last 12 months, with the majority of the changes in relation to building improvement, equipment and manufacturing processes. Improving the energy efficiency of buildings was the second most impactful of technical measure for 11% of companies and was seen as a relatively simple step to take in the net-zero journey. Other simple measures which did not require major investments included buying energy from renewable sources, switching to LED lighting and control or replacing outdated equipment such as fans and pump systems.
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Businesses have invested heavily to reduce energy consumption in manufacturing processes (54%) with a further 20% looking at this going forward, while others opted to generate part or all of their energy onsite (17%). Investment in more efficient equipment was seen as a quick fix with 71% of companies taking this action. Making this change in equipment was seen as the most impactful measure overall as almost a third (27%) of companies said the installation of energy saving technology had boosted their business.
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Stephen Phipson, CEO Make UK, the manufacturers' organisation, said: "These results show that manufacturers are committed to playing their part in the transition to a net-zero carbon economy. As businesses recover and learn from the Covid-19 crisis, they have the opportunity to ensure improved sustainability is factored into their resilience plans.
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Michael Lewis, CEO, E.ON UK added: "While the response to Covid-19 rightly remains the priority for most manufacturers in the short term, the UK's net-zero target remains the key challenge for our future. It is heartening to see from this research that awareness of net-zero is high and that manufacturers are investing in energy efficiency and seeing the commercial benefits.
"Both Government and the energy industry must work to remove barriers to further investment as reported by manufacturers, notably cashflow and profit margin impacts, as well as payback periods on investments. The Covid-19 crisis has demonstrated that collaboration and cooperation across government, industry and society can transform how our economy operates and we must now work together to deliver a green recovery which continues the transition to a low-carbon economy but also makes economic sense."
UK Minister for Energy and Clean Growth, Kwasi Kwarteng, said: "We are committed to eliminating the UK's contribution to climate change by 2050, and manufacturers that have risen to this challenge now have a key role to play in ensuring a green and resilient economic recovery from Covid-19.
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Home OurWeek OurWeek In Politics (October 7, 2020-October 14, 2020
Here Are the main events that occurred in Politics this week
1.Amy Coney Barrett Addresses Various Constitutional Issues, Obamacare Lawsuit In Confirmation Hearings
President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Amy Coney Barrett, said on October 14 it was an "open question" whether President Donald Trump could pardon himself and added that the top US judicial body "can't control" whether a president obeys its decisions.
President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Amy Coney Barrett, said on October 14 it was an "open question" whether President Donald Trump could pardon himself and added that the top US judicial body "can't control" whether a president obeys its decisions. She also sought to allay Democratic fears that she would be an automatic vote to strike down the Obamacare healthcare law in a case due to be argued November 10, promising an "open mind." Barrett wrapped up about eight hours of questioning on the third day of her four-day Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing. The committee will hear on October 15 from witnesses both for and against her confirmation, but Barrett herself will not be present.
2. Ethics Groups Calls For The Impeachment Of Attorney General William Barr
Two private groups focused on US government ethics on October 12 accused Attorney General William Barr of misusing his office to support President Donald Trump's political goals and called on the House of Representatives to begin impeachment proceedings against him.
Two private groups focused on US government ethics on October 12 accused Attorney General William Barr of misusing his office to support President Donald Trump's political goals and called on the House of Representatives to begin impeachment proceedings against him. The University of Pennsylvania's Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law and Washington-based Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington said Barr could not be trusted to represent his department's work accurately and that there were problems with the truthfulness of Barr's public statements. Justice Department officials did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
3. US Imposes Sweeping New Sanctions On Iranian Financial Sector
The Trump Administration unilaterally imposed sweeping Sanctions on Iran's financial sector in a move that critics say could have unintended consequences, including a detrimental impact on the ability of the Iranian people to access humanitarian resources.
The Trump Administration unilaterally imposed sweeping Sanctions on Iran's financial sector in a move that critics say could have unintended consequences, including a detrimental impact on the ability of the Iranian people to access humanitarian resources. October 8th's tranche of sanctions, coming less than a month before the US presidential election, are the latest in the Trump administration's "maximum pressure" campaign that they say is aimed at causing the Iranian government to change its policies. In a press release, the Treasury Department said it sanctioned 16 banks "for operating in Iran's financial sector," one bank "for being owned or controlled by a sanctioned Iranian bank," and another bank affiliated with the Iranian military. Under the new sanctions, "all property and interests in property of designated targets that are in the United States or in the possession or control of U.S. persons must be blocked and reported to" the Office of Foreign Assets Control. "In addition, financial institutions and other persons that engage in certain transactions or activities with the sanctioned entities after a 45-day wind-down period may expose themselves to secondary sanctions or be subject to enforcement action," the Treasury Department said."Today's action to identify the financial sector and sanction eighteen major Iranian banks reflects our commitment to stop illicit access to U.S. dollars," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement. "Our sanctions programs will continue until Iran stops its support of terrorist activities and ends its nuclear programs.
4. In Major Victory For Pro-Choice Advocates, Supreme Court Reject South Carolina's Bid To Cut Public Funding For Planned Parenthood
The US Supreme Court on October 13 turned away South Carolina's bid to cut off public funding to Planned Parenthood, the latest case involving a conservative state seeking to deprive the women's healthcare and abortion provider of government money.
The US Supreme Court on October 13 turned away South Carolina's bid to cut off public funding to Planned Parenthood, the latest case involving a conservative state seeking to deprive the women's healthcare and abortion provider of government money. The justices declined to hear South Carolina's appeal of a lower court ruling that prevented the state from blocking funding under the Medicaid program to Planned Parenthood South Atlantic, the organization's regional affiliate. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic operates clinics in Charleston and Columbia, South Carolina, where it provides physical exams, cancer, and other health screenings, as well as abortions. Each year the clinics serve hundreds of patients who receive Medicaid, a government health insurance program for low-income Americans.
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What your lens sees and what you see through the view finder are not the same, making it easy to shoot a whole roll of film with the lens cap on. Just throw that lens cap away so you never have to remember to take it off.
Just because it's a toy, doesn't mean it's simple.
Sunny or cloudy? Pick one. Just like you'd change your aperture when you go from bright sun or complete shade, you want to do that with your Holga. You can change this setting on the top of the lens in the front of your camera.
How close are you to your subject? On the lens, you'll notice a graphic of a mountain, a crowd of people, three people, and one person to adjust focal range. Use that setting properly. I would suggest starting with the mountain setting and doing an entire roll of landscapes outside on a sunny day. When you get an entire roll back of photos that turned out, your confidence will grow!
"B" or "N" mode? This switch is at the bottom of the camera. N = about 1/100th second shutter speed. B = shutter stays open as long as your finger is on the shutter button (aka only use for long exposures).
I hesitate to even write this one, because I've gotten some cool indoor photos with the Holga. But it's really hard to do, and they usually end up very muddy. There is so much you can't control with this camera that I suggest shooting outside so you have tons of natural light.
One of the things I LOVE about toy cameras are light leaks. Holgas are plastic, so sometimes they don't 100% block out the light. However, some people hate light leaks. If you want your Holga completely light leak free, you'll want to tape up every seam.
I tape mine shut in two places, just so the back doesn't fall off (that happened with my first roll of film in my Holga, and I learned my lesson). Just a little masking tape will do the trick.
This probably should have been tip number one. What's the point of having a plastic camera if you're not going to have fun shooting with it? Take doubles (easy to do, just shoot twice – or as many times are you want before winding the film). Change the orientation of the camera. Shoot from the hip. Whatever you do, just enjoy it.
My very first film camera ever was a toy camera. I'm sure that's why I love them so much. It's when you treat them like a real camera (compose your photo, proper lighting, correct settings) that you get some really epic, dreamy photos. Toy cameras produce images unlike any other camera – it's that amazing plastic lens! So enjoy it for what it is. I call my Holga magic, because it is. Go have fun and make magic. And once you get the hang of it, ignore all the rules and just experiment!
Thank you so much, Jennifer! Jennifer is a regular contributor here at Shoot It With Film, and you can check out her other articles here. You can also check out more of Jennifer's work on her website and Instagram.
Leave your questions about the Holga 120N and other toy cameras below in the comments, and you can pick up one for yourself on Amazon!


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Rajiv Shah, M.D., Appointed To Omeros Corporation (OMER)' Board Of Directors
Jun 18, 2015 4:31pm
SEATTLE, June 17, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Omeros Corporation (NASDAQ: OMER) today announced that Rajiv Shah, M.D., recent Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has been appointed to serve on the company's board of directors.
From 2010 to 2015, Dr. Shah served as Administrator of USAID, the U.S. government agency responsible for administering civilian foreign aid. During his tenure, Dr. Shah led the efforts of nearly 10,000 staff in more than 70 countries around the world to advance USAID's mission of ending extreme poverty and promoting resilient, democratic societies.
"We are pleased to welcome Raj to our board he brings an outstanding scientific background together with a proven track record of innovation in leading the world's premier development organization," stated Gregory A. Demopulos, M.D., chairman and chief executive officer of Omeros. "While at USAID, Raj creatively forged strategic partnerships with corporations and private capital to address some of the most pressing global problems, and he is a valuable addition to our team as we continue to expand our development and commercial activities."
From 2009 to 2010, Dr. Shah served as the Under Secretary for Research, Education and Economics and Chief Scientist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Prior to his service in the Obama Administration, he worked in senior roles at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, leading the Foundation's efforts in global health, agriculture, and financial services. He also played a key role in the Foundation's efforts to advance domestic health care reform.
"I am honored to join the Omeros board," said Dr. Shah. "With its strong leadership, Omeros is executing on its integrated strategy of commercial success with Omidria® to advance its deep and exciting pipeline of clinical and preclinical small-molecule and protein therapeutic programs. The strength of science and translational capabilities at Omeros are impressive, and I look forward to contributing to the future growth and direction of the company."
Dr. Shah is currently a Distinguished Fellow at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service, where his work focuses on international development and building out Georgetown's master's program in Global Human Development. He also sits on the board of directors of Arcadia Biosciences, Inc. and the board of trustees of the Rockefeller Foundation. Dr. Shah earned his M.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Medical School, his Master of Science in health economics at the Wharton School of Business and his Bachelor of Science in economics from the University of Michigan.
About Omeros Corporation
Omeros is a biopharmaceutical company committed to discovering, developing and commercializing both small-molecule and protein therapeutics for large-market as well as orphan indications targeting inflammation, coagulopathies and disorders of the central nervous system. Derived from its proprietary PharmacoSurgery® platform, the company's first drug product, Omidria® (phenylephrine and ketorolac injection) 1%/0.3%, has been approved by the FDA for use during cataract surgery or intraocular lens (IOL) replacement to maintain pupil size by preventing intraoperative miosis (pupil constriction) and to reduce postoperative ocular pain. The marketing authorization application (MAA) for Omidria recently received a unanimous positive opinion from the European Medicines Agency, which forwarded the MAA to the European Commission for decision regarding final approval. Omeros has five clinical-stage development programs focused on: complement-related thrombotic microangiopathies; Huntington's disease, schizophrenia, and cognitive impairment; addictive and compulsive disorders; and preventing problems associated with surgical procedures. In addition, Omeros has a proprietary GPCR platform, which is making available an unprecedented number of new GPCR drug targets and corresponding compounds to the pharmaceutical industry for drug development.
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, which are subject to the "safe harbor" created by those sections for such statements. All statements other than statements of historical fact are forward-looking statements, which are often indicated by terms such as "anticipate," "believe," "could," "estimate," "expect," "goal," "intend," "look forward to," "may," "plan," "potential," "predict," "project," "should," "will," "would" and similar expressions. Forward-looking statements are based on management's beliefs and assumptions and on information available to management only as of the date of this press release. Omeros' actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements for many reasons, including, without limitation, risks associated with Omeros' ability to obtain regulatory approval for its Marketing Authorization Application in the EU for the commercialization of Omidria®, Omeros' unproven preclinical and clinical development activities, regulatory oversight, product commercialization, intellectual property claims, competitive developments, litigation, and the risks, uncertainties and other factors described under the heading "Risk Factors" in the company's Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on May 11, 2015. Given these risks, uncertainties and other factors, you should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, and the company assumes no obligation to update these forward-looking statements, even if new information becomes available in the future.
To view the original version on PR Newswire, visit:http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/rajiv-shah-md-appointed-to-omeros-board-of-directors-300100433.html
SOURCE Omeros Corporation


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SANTA MONICA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Snap Inc. (NYSE:SNAP) today announced new Snap Kit capabilities and partnerships, including App Stories, which lets Snapchatters create custom Stories for partner apps, directly from Snapchat. Additionally, the company announced new partners across the Snap Kit ecosystem.
Snap Kit launched in June 2018 as a new way to help partners and developers grow their apps by integrating Snapchat's most popular features. Partners can now bring many of the best Snapchat features into their own apps, as well as integrate their apps into the Snapchat experience. More than 200 apps have integrated with Snap Kit to date.
Like all Snap products, Snap Kit was designed with a privacy-centric approach: Snap does not share demographic information or friend lists with third-party developers.
With App Stories, developers can invite their own community to create custom Stories for their platforms, right from the Snapchat app. Through the all-new App Stories offering, developers can now leverage Snapchat's camera engagement to enrich the experiences on their own apps.
Tinder – Tinder is making it easier for their users to update their profiles more often with personal, engaging Stories. Tinder and Snapchat users will be able to send a Snap to a new "My Tinder Story" option right from within the Snapchat app, adding that specific Snap directly to their Tinder profile.
Houseparty – Houseparty, a face-to-face social network, is integrating App Stories to help friends connect, even when they aren't all able to group video chat.
Adventure Aide – With Story Kit, Adventure Aide's local community guides can post Stories from their adventures directly to the app, helping users discover their outdoor activities and sign up for adventure.
These integrations will launch throughout 2019.
Bitmoji Kit enables Snapchatters to bring their Bitmoji with them to even more app experiences.
Fitbit – Beginning today, Fitbit is bringing Bitmoji off of the phone and onto the wrist for the first time ever to make getting healthy more fun. Bitmojis can be displayed on Fitbit smartwatch clock faces, including the new Fitbit Versa Lite Edition, and dynamically update throughout the day.
Venmo – Coming soon, Venmo is integrating Bitmojis into its payments app. Customers will be able to seamlessly "say it with Bitmoji" when writing payment notes to accompany their Venmo transactions.
Creative Kit invites developers to design and build their custom, branded Stickers, Filters, links, and more that can be shared from their own apps right into the Snap Camera, where they become a part of Snapchatters' conversations. Creative Kit integrations offer partners both free distribution within Snapchat and attribution back to their app or site.
Anchor – Anchor is democratizing audio by providing the easiest way for anyone to create and distribute a podcast. Share a Sticker featuring the podcast you just posted, driving tune-in from friends and fans.
Anghami – Snapchatters in the Middle East can now share their favorite music with their friends right from the Snap Camera.
Breaker – Breaker is a social podcast app, designed to make listening, discovering, and sharing great podcast episodes with friends easy and fun. Share a Sticker directly from the Snapchat camera with your friends on Snapchat.
GoFundMe – From the GoFundMe app, Snapchatters can easily link to Snapchat to record a Snap to promote the cause and send to friends. Recipients can get involved with one simple swipe up.
JioSaavn – Share what you're listening to on India's leading audio and music streaming service for South Asians around the world.
Netflix – From within the Netflix iOS app, members can select a title they'd like to share on Snapchat, seamlessly adding that title's custom art to their Snap to post to their Story or send to friends directly.
VSCO – With VSCO's powerful editing tools, everyone can learn to create stunning images. By sharing those photos on Snapchat, showcasing your creativity is simple.
In the coming months, Snap will launch the Snap Audience Network, designed to offer third-party developers the opportunity to monetize their apps with the company's popular full-screen mobile ad format, Snap Ads. As the developer ecosystem grows, the Snap Audience Network will offer advertisers new ways to reach relevant communities outside the Snapchat app. Starting today, developers can apply to get access to our Ad Software Development Kit (SDK) at SnapKit.com. The program will launch with iOS integrations and will be available in the United States only.
Applications for app publishers and developers open today.
Visit Kit.Snapchat.com for more details.