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London's South Bank, walking through old and new
by Sean McLachlan on Jul 21, 2011
London is a wonderful, vibrant city. Like all big cities, however, it can be a bit overwhelming. A good way to get a bit of room and fresh(er) air is to walk along the Thames Path. This path extends 184 miles from the river's source in the Cotswolds almost to the sea, and offers some much-needed open space as it passes through the heart of London.
For visitors to the capital, the most interesting stretch is less than a mile long, between the Tate Modern and Borough Market on London's South Bank. On this easy stroll you'll pass a medieval palace, tourist traps, London's best farmer's market, and much more.
First stop is the Tate Modern, formerly Bankside Power Station. This massive building houses a huge collection of modern and contemporary art. It stands on the south end of the Millennium Bridge, a cool-looking span of metal arching over the Thames. St. Paul's Cathedral, a 17th century landmark that recently finished a decade-long restoration, stands at the north end of the bridge. This juxtaposition of old and new is a constant theme in London, especially along this stretch of the river.
Walking east along the Thames Path, the next stop is Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. This meticulous reconstruction of the original, minus the rats and plague, has an excellent cast of actors who perform The Bard's plays as well as others from his time. The theatre is a semicircle facing the stage. Prices vary depending on the quality of the view, but all prices are reasonable. You can even stand in "the pit" for the peasant's price of only £5 ($8)!
%Gallery-128678%Continuing east, you enter a narrow lane called Clink Street. This is an old part of the city. The original Globe stood not far from here, and the famous Clink Prison was on this road. Being put in the Clink was often a death sentence, what with the filthy conditions, bad food, and occasional visit by the torturer. You can learn all about it at The Clink Prison Museum, a delightfully cheesy tourist trap that does for medieval history what South of the Border does to Mexico. It's tacky, it's superficial, it's embarrassingly stupid, but it's all so ridiculous you can't help but be entertained. I mean, who wouldn't want to pose for a picture with your head on a chopping block while your kid threatens you with a foam axe?
Next comes the remains of Winchester Palace, pictured above, owned by the Bishops of Winchester. Built in the 12th century, most of it has been lost over the years but one wall with a magnificent rose window remains. This bit survived because it was incorporated into the wall of a warehouse for many years. London has a way of building on itself.
More touristy goodness comes a few steps further on at the Golden Hinde, a full-scale replica of the galleon Sir Francis Drake sailed around the world in 1577-80. More than just a floating museum, the boat is fully seaworthy and has circumnavigated the globe just like its predecessor. There are often school groups and birthday parties taking over the ship so it's best to check ahead before showing up.
Within sight of the Golden Hinde is Southwark Cathedral. The oldest parts date to 1206 but it underwent a major remodeling in 1836. Part of the exterior are made with flint nodules, their peculiar color giving churches built with them the nickname "puddingstone churches". The interior is inspired by the French Gothic with an elegant altar screen dedicated in 1520. There are numerous interesting bits here, including a monument to Shakespeare, a chapel commissioned by John Harvard, and a display of some archaeological finds that suggest this was once the site of a Roman temple.
Last stop is Borough Market, a massive farmer's market that opens every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Londoners flock here to buy all sorts of fresh food as well as luxury imports. There are plenty of stalls that prepare meals you can eat on the go, and wandering through here is a great chance to people watch.
So if walking through museums has made you weary, get out in the sunshine (or cold drizzle) and walk along the Thames Path!
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Tania Meridew
tania.meridew@sheridancollege.ca
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Tania is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario (BA). She has a Diploma in English Language Teaching (DELTA) from the University of Cambridge, UK. She is also a CELTA assessor and trainer, and an IELTS examiner. She has worked as an instructor at Sheridan College since 2011.
English as a Second Language teaching and teacher training are Tania's passion. Her parents noticed that she was teaching her toys as soon as she could speak. In 1990, her first teaching job in Taiwan confirmed her vocation. Since then she has taught in England, Spain, Brazil and Canada. She became a teacher trainer in 1998 and has run teacher education programs in England, Canada and Burma. She regularly presents at TESL conferences in Canada and is an executive board member of TESL Toronto.
She is also a published author and contributor to ESL-related websites. For the Penguin Readers series, she wrote an abridged ESL version of Jack London's Call of the Wild. She has also contributed to the World View course book series.
She will complete her MA in TESOL through Sheffield Hallam University in England at the end of September, 2013.
Tania's motto is: Live your real life, not a conceptualized version of your life. Give up defining yourself. You are enough. Eckhart Tolle
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Sometimes in the year of 1866, the Lord called a few chosen men in an important task at hand. God was the pilot to lead, guide, and direct. His word was the blueprint and road map. Our church was organized by Reverend George Armstead, Thomas Rivers, and Benjamin Franklin. These were free colored men of Assumption Parish. The original name of the church was the African Church. The church was later changed to Bright Morning Star First Baptist Church.


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BARBARA BUSH & THE BUSH FAMILY
George W. Bush is shown with his father, George Bush and mother, Barbara Bush in1955.
Psychologist Oliver James has analysed the behaviour of George W Bush
"Barbara Bush is described by her closest intimates as prone to 'withering stares' and 'sharply crystalline' retorts.
"She is also extremely tough.
"When he was seven, Bush's younger sister, Robin, died of leukaemia and several independent witnesses say he was very upset by this loss.
"Barbara claims its effect was exaggerated but nobody could accuse her of overreacting: the day after the funeral, she and her husband were on the golf course."
The Bush Clan.
The Bush family were business partners with the bin Ladens.
BIN LADEN FAMILY / HOUSTON AND GAY OSAMA
Bush Family - Slavery and sex slaves.
George W. Bush's great-great-great-great-grandfather, Thomas Walker, was a slave trader.
"There could not possibly have been a more inhuman monster than this Walker.
"Many a poor seaman has been brought by him to an untimely end."
In 1797, his own crew mutinied, shot him dead and threw him overboard.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/
Brice Taylor, in her book, writes that George H W Bush was a child abuser.
Brice says that her daughter Kelly was abused by George H W Bush.
Brice writes:
"Over the years, Kelly was closely tied into the trauma I received.
"Repeatedly she was tortured and traumatized in front of me in an effort to keep me in line.
"Her torture fragmented her psyche in order to create multiple personalities within her, so she could follow in my footsteps for later use as a 'presidential model' ...
"George Bush, was/is a pedophile and Kelly was created to be, as I later found out from a renegade CIA operative, what was called a 'Bush Baby.'"
Cathy O'Brien describes how she and her daughter were hunted like animals - by George Bush - on Bob Hope's Jordan Ranch.
What about some other presidents?
"From an early age, Brice Taylor was prostituted as a mind controlled sex slave to Presidents John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford and then Governor Ronald Reagan."
Thanks For The Memories - The Truth Has Set Me Free! /
File:Thanks for the Memories.pdf - WikiSpooks
Bush and a scout.
"One of Bush's alleged former boyfriends, Anthony Berusca (class of '70), told The Dallas Morning News that Bush was 'deeply conflicted about being gay, even somewhat self-hating'...
"Bush claimed to be straight, born again, and engaged to Laura Welch.
"Kitty Kelly in THE FAMILY wrote that Bush's twin daughters were not his offspring, but from a donor at a fertility clinic.
"Bush at all-male Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts was 'head' cheerleader.
"Drama club and cheerleading are where the gay boys hang out.
"George earned the nickname Lips Bush for his skill at giving blow jobs to his fraternity buddies, according to Kitty Kelley.
"Bush has gay-style excrement nick names for the people he hangs out with: 'Turdblossom' term for Karl Rove.
"Note the classic juxtaposition of the obscene with the feminine to come up with a nickname for a gay man.
"For example, the late David Lewis went under the name Sally Suckemsilly.
'"Bulldog' term for both Victor Ashe and Jeff Gannon aka Jim Gluckert; 'Pooty Poot' term for Vladimir Putin, Russian President; 'Mr. Big O' term for lispy treasury secretary Paul O'Neill."
George Bush's GayGate
Firestarter comments as follows:
In the 1980s there was a massive child abuse ring which involved George H.W. Bush and Satanist Michael Aquino.
The Franklin affair started in 1988 with some 40 million dollars embezzled by the Franklin Credit Union.
During the investigation a large amount of child pornography was found, including some with high officials.
At the end of the 1980s some 80 young people testified they had been sexually abused. This includes information on sex abuse at the Bohemian Grove and Colonel Michael Aquino.
This affair was described in a number of books, notably "The Franklin cover-up" of John DeCamp (please note that DeCamp is part of the cover-up):
http://www.wanttoknow.info/mk/franklin-cover-up.pdf
Child victim Paul Bonacci testified that at 6 years old he became part of the group that was sexually abused by (the customers of) Larry King and Alan Baer.
Bonacci was sexually abused at Bohemian Grove in California (not named in DeCamp's book), where he witnessed the murder of a "boy".
In the video Bonacci tells he was repeatedly sodomised by Congressman Barney Frank.
He saw (then vice-president) George H.W. Bush at several parties.
He saw a white boy from Washington DC and a black boy from Omaha perform oral sex on Bush Sr.
He also saw the daughter of Ronald Reagan at the parties (not engaged in sex though):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ztk0N4nPasA
Eulice "Lisa" Washington (Nelly Patterson Webb), was sexually abused from 15 years of age (1985) at parties in Washington, Chicago and New-York.
Lisa was a foster child in the family of Jarrett and Barbara Webb (related to Larry King and Jarrett was part of the board of directors of the Franklin Credit Union).
When she was underage, Lisa was put on display on a table at a party in Chicago in 1984 wearing only a negligee, when she saw George Bush Sr. pay King money, who then left the party with a nineteen year old black boy named Brent:
http://www.waronwethepeople.com/CHILD-SEX-TRAFFICKING-SCANDAL-EXPOSES-CIAFBI-JUSTICE-DEPARTMENT-COVER-CRIME-NETWORK/
The best information I found on the Franklin scandal is from former FBI agent, the late Ted L. Gunderson:
http://educate-yourself.org/cn/gundersonreportchildsexualabuse.shtml
Labels: Barbara, bin Ladens, BOHEMIAN GROVE, Bonacci, Brice Taylor, BUSH, FRANKLIN, gay, George, Kitty Kelley, MIND-CONTROL, slaves, Walker
The Bush family have a holiday home in Venice, Florida.
Three of the four alleged terrorist pilots connected with the 9/11 psy-op supposedly learned to fly airplanes in the tiny town of Venice, Florida, a sleepy retirement community with the second oldest population of any city in the entire United States.
It turns out the whole area has been bought up by CIA and ex-CIA staff and turned into an asset. There are also links to Iran-Contra and cocaine smuggling via Mena Arkansas.
Also the Ringling family Barnum & Bailey Circus is headquartered in Venice. The owner was a leading light in OSS (precursor of CIA) and was instrumental in connecting Jewish organised crime figures with jailed Mafiosi and bringing Cosa Nostra back to life in 1944 to prepare for US invasion of Sicily and suppress workers, unions and left wingers.
WELCOME TO TERRORLAND: 9/11, Mohamed Atta and the Venice Flying Circus. Daniel Hopsicker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6W4L-HK-Os
El Roy 13 22 April 2018 at 11:52
Clinton's were involved in mena too. As George Carlin said, "it's one big club and we're not in it."
I have two things to add to the discussion.
#1, I recently bought a book on the Bush family, one that I hadn't read or saw before, by, Kevin Phillips (American dynasty). Anyway, I haven't started it yet, but found this on the inside jacket, "The Bush family has never produced a doctor, judge, teacher, scholar, or lawyer of note. As far back as WWI, the family's single minded focus has been on three major areas; INTELLIGENCE, ENERGY, & NATIONAL SECURITY."
#2, and this is just an oddity, but shortly after 9/11/01, my adopted father, who had something like a 3 or 4 handicap was approached at his golf club to play w two visiting secret service. This alone was not unusual, as his club is well known, and considering his handicap. But what was odd was that they asked him if it were true that he had adopted a baby from Gladney (me)...bc they said, gwb and Laura were going to as well (gladney is in TX), but then they fell pregnant w their girls. Odd convo. My birth father, years later said it must've been bc of him, as he was in some think tank. But, non lo so. I had been driving up and down the east coast the winter and summer before 9/11/01 w a sign that read, "Partnership 4 a Bush-Free America." So who knows. Or, it was a total coincky dink. Babs bush was from rye NY and bush Greenwich CT so having them and their people around wasn't that unusual. Non lo so. I just always thought it was weird. (And yes. This is the same golf club trump was suspended from in the '80's).
cj 24 April 2018 at 12:05
I couldn't remember all the names of Bush Senior's children so I went to Wikipedia and coincidentally found this about his son Marvin, "He is married to Margaret Conway (née Molster) (b. March 2, 1959). They have two children, who were adopted from the Gladney Center in Fort Worth, Texas: a daughter, Marshall Lloyd (b. May 14, 1986), and a son, Charles Walker (b. December 12, 1989)." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_Bush
IDK if I sent my previous reply, or if it just wasn't posted. However, that is very interesting. I had no idea, and I thank you for sharing.
I wonder where Marvin lived? My adopted mom was huge in the area we lived in promoting gladney up until her death. I do know Dottie bush lived in rye. Across the street from an old boyfriend of mine (we had to let her dogs out several times) and I'm 99% positive she never had kids. So, that, along w this ^^ info, it's just interesting. So much food for thought.
https://www.globalresearch.ca/rudy-giuliani-and-the-collapse-of-wtc-towers-on-911/5637273
http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-arts-and-culture/260133/gangsters-for-zion
anon 23 April 2018 at 19:18
Woman Says George H.W. Bush Groped Her When She Was 16: 'I Was a Child'
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/st-pauls-girls-school-former-pupils-allege-sexual-abuse-after-metoo-campaign_uk_5a0a1bdbe4b0b17ffcdfc0e3?jj
A Good Knight Kiss For A First Lady At Stoke Mandeville Today When Barbara Bush Met Sir Jimmy Savile.
https://www.rexfeatures.com/search/?kw=%22barbara+bush%22+%2B+%22savile%22+&js-site-search_submit=Go&order=newest&iso=GBR&lkw=&viah=Y&stk=N&sft=&timer=N&requester=&iprs=f
Jimmy Savile With American Secret Serviceman At Stoke Mandeville Hospital.
https://www.rexfeatures.com/search/?kw=%22secret+service%22+%2B+%22savile%22+&js-site-search_submit=Go&order=newest&iso=GBR&lkw=%22barbara+bush%22+%2B+%22savile%22+&viah=Y&stk=N&sft=&timer=N&requester=&iprs=f
Careful with Ted Gunderson, a high up FBI chief before he retired. He does exactly what they are supposed too. He takes a real thing happened like The Franklin Scandal, and mixes in enough misinformation to make it too incredible. This is so the whole True thing can be debunked as false. He comes across as "honest", but as a chief in LA he would have been protecting the same people he decides to go after. It strains credulity, as do several of his claims. Once an Agent/Spook always one.
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Sonic Forces (Spoilers)
Unwarycoin
I just beat the campaign and I must say, I love it! Though I wish I could add more outfits to my closet (because I already filled it up, more or less, halfway though the game), it was a fun experience, and I loved the final boss.
One problem I had was with Classic Sonic, and that he was always referred to as Sonic from another dimension, instead of Sonic from the past (and it is implied that Classic Sonic is the one from Sonic Generations, instead of open-ended enough to be a different Classic Sonic). Another problem is that I don't fully what the phantom ruby does (more on that when I think of a good way to explain that).
#JoinTheBuzz
I just beat Episode Shadow, and I learned that Infinite is not a robot (I guess I remembered the introduction with his mask being built, along with Eggman's dialog, and assumed he was a robot).
Unwarycoin wrote: »
One problem I had was with Classic Sonic, and that he was always referred to as Sonic from another dimension, instead of Sonic from the past (and it is implied that Classic Sonic is the one from Sonic Generations, instead of open-ended enough to be a different Classic Sonic). Another problem is that I don't fully understand what the phantom ruby does (more on that when I think of a good way to explain that).
I can't believe I forgot the word understand (added in quote, and italicized for emphasis).
I fully completed Episode Shadow. All red star, green number, and silver moon rings collected, all S ranks (stage 3 has to be beaten on hard, at least that's what it seems like), and every mission beaten on hard mode (two of which I was ranked on, I guess I wasn't fast enough on stage 1). At let me just say, that last mission was frustrating.
Congrats! I would buy it, but I am saving up for another game. What would you rate it?
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8/10 It's a really fun game, and I love the avatar creation, but some challenges are more difficult and annoying than most other things in the game (well in Episode Shadow at least, where in Stages 1 and 2 I got an S Rank by not dying {well when I replayed Stage 2 in hard mode, I didn't die but just got an A rank}, but in Stage 3 it requires hard mode, a no hit run, and every ring you can grab, or go as fast as possible), and there's section where it looks like you could boost, but doing so has consistently sent me careening into the abyss, also during the final boss the avatar would sometimes refuse to homing attack.
Also thanks for replying.
So, no bugs except that one? That is pretty good.Either way it sounds pretty fun by how you described it.
Also, your welcome. I saw you didn't get any replies, so I might as well have.
Well, that's one or two of the only ones I actually ran into, but I just remembered that some wispons give you a speed boost upon landing, which makes platforming really difficult.
Some Silver Moon Medals are really annoying to get, it took over 35 minutes and exactly 50 retries to get them in stage 12.
Dang. 50 retries? Was it worth it?
I completed it so I'd say so.
Yeah, I guess if you complete it, it is worth it. Any replay ability?
(Second time posting this) Oh yeah. In every main level (except for most boss levels) there are 5 red star rings scattered throughout each level, after you collect those you unlock the ability to collect the five number rings which must be collected in order, counting down from 5 (not one, like I first thought), and getting those unlocks the ability to collect the silver moon rings which must be collected before they disappear, and though you could grab any ring in any order, it might not work since the timer (which starts as soon as you grab the first one) could be very strict (also the green number, and silver moon rings must be got in one life, and then you must hit a checkpoint to ensure that you keep them).
There's challenges which require you to complete certain tasks like defeating a certain number of enemies in a certain way, using each wispon, beating each level, getting an S rank in every (or almost every) stage, beating certain stages in a certain amount of time, and ranking up each species of avatar to each gold medal rank (up to three gold medals, or 30 ranks max). Each challenge (except for some, but I'll get to that later) unlocks parts and/or wispons for your avatar.
Then there are bonus levels, which you unlock by beating challenges that require getting a certain amount of red rings (and I'm not sure if the same applies to green or silver rings), and secret levels that unlock when you liberate each part of the world.
There's daily challenges (though you actually get 3 days worth of challenges posted at the same time, so you could get them done without logging in everyday) where completing them activates a score multiplier that kicks in as soon as you complete them (or as soon as you log in, if you completed it ahead of time) that lasts for 30 minutes (this unlocks alongside the challenges after you beat stage 3), and SOS missions where you have to save other people's avatars from the stages you already completed (this might not count boss, bonus, or secret levels) without dying (these unlock after, I believe, stage 5). SOS missions come in three varietys: red, where you play as someone else's avatar. Green, which function similar to rental avatars (where you can recruit someone else's avatar to accompany you, where you can change which avatar you play as with LT) but the game picks them for you, and you can't opt out. And blue, where you have to find a capsule hidden in the stage, and open it, thus freeing the avatar. SOS missions could potentially appear after beating a stage, or checking your avatar.
And finally there's hard mode (well the game is set to hard mode by default, but you could change it to normal mode in the options menu) where your best time is added to the rankings, to compare them with the best times with other players from around the world. Also the difference between normal and hard mode is that in normal, each hit you take makes you lose 20 rings, but it caps at 100, while in hard mode you can hold onto as many rings as you can grab, but getting hit once makes you lose all of them (this is what made the S rank in stage 3 of Episode Shadow a pain, since you have to treat your over 500 rings {unless you can pull off the speed run method, but I couldn't} as Gollum would treat his one ring, not letting anything take the "presious").
Also there's the dlc (but only one of them adds new levels to your game {each with their own red star, green number, and silver moon rings} "Episode Shadow" which adds a 3 level prequal of sorts that leads into the main game {with the last cutscene in this mode being one of the first ones in the main game}, while the others add some more parts for your avatar, or Super Sonic {though, I heard that there might be an Episode Silver at some point, but it's not out yet, and I don't know if plans changed and it was cancelled, or if it was just a rumor}), and the Xbox One and PS4 versions add achievements/trophies to the game (though most of them are just doing tasks already in the game, except for the ones that require destroying a lot of enemies, and the ones that require collecting a lot of rings, but I got the last "enemies" {not actual title, but it fits} one on my journey through the main game and episode shadow).
I forgot to mention that the Episode Shadow DLC also let's you play as the eponymous hedgehog in ten modern Sonic levels, after you meet him in the campaign.
That's not bad. I just might buy it. Thanks for the information. There's no multiplayer though, right?
Oh and Super Sonic can't beat challenges, and I think he can't get S rank either, which makes sense because he's invincible to everything except a bottomless pit, and he can boost forever.
1. In level 22 (during an SOS mission) I was Super Sonic, and when I went to the spring I did not press forward, so he fell to his doom (that's why I mentioned bottomless pits)
2. One section in level 29 is very familiar to another game franchise and
3. I actually thought of names for some of my avatars, of the five my first one (a hedgehog) I named Avalon (because I was thinking of words that start with av), my fifth on is meany to be Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, I haven't thought of names for two (bird), and three (cat) yet (well I might have for the bird, but I forgot, which is partly why I'm posting this part), but for the forth one, who is a bear, I just thought of a "no-prize" name for, Berry.
Huh, I guess No-Prize was more specific than I thought.
Maybe I'll call the bird, Wing.
I just thought I'll call the cat, Cherry. (And that I should have my ideas before posting, but eh, this is apparently my process).
I just beat a red SOS mission, with an avatar that has that ability, and I realized that if you don't hold the control stick in any direction before hitting the ground, the avatar won't gain the speed boost, meaning you could preform precision jumps without bolting into a bottomless pit.
I just finished a play session today so I have a few notes
1.If you complete daily challenges every day, eventually you will get a 3x score multiplier, and as long as you don't miss a day, you will keep the multiplier (I learned that the hard way, since I spent a long time trying to 3 star yesterday's daily siege on the Battlefront Companion App, and only had enough time left for the Battlefront Daily Challenge, since I knew what it was from the App).
2. At some point I made a new avatar who I named Commander Wolfie (after the clone general, though when I was first thinking of names I was thinking of Wolfie {in the same vein as Wing, not as a reference to something} using Sonic naming conventions, and decided against "Wolfie the Wolf").
3. Iron Fortress is "that one level" for me since it always gave me trouble, but today was even worse. So, I was getting the Red, Green, and Silver Rings in one of the Avatar stages, the jungle one to give more details, since one of the two daily challenges was "beat an avatar stage", while beating (or failing, but more on that later) whatever SOS missions popped up, and I still had some time left on today's 3x score multiplier (the last one for awhile, as detailed above) so, I decided to get an S rank on the stage and the last two Red Rings, but I died a few times which means that even though I had the 3x multiplier, I still got just an A (a marked improvement from the C I had originally, but still), at least I got the Red Star Rings though. Then a Extra Stage (and SOS Mission) unlocked so I went after those, and at this point the multiplier had run it's course (I wasn't that good at the bonus stage either), so after that I went back to Iron Fortress for the Green Number Rings, and I didn't even die once, but I guess since I didn't have enough rings, or took to long, or didn't have even the smallest of multipliers, I got an A rank... But the progress bar was completely filled in, which means I was less than a hair off, which stings. Finally I went for the Silver Moon Rings, and it was par for the course (maybe a bit better, maybe a bit worse).
4.I knew this awhile ago, so it's not that new but, a few of my deaths in SOS Missions (which you only have one life in) are from things I could easily do, or have done on my first try when I beat the stage regularly. Bummer.
September 4, 2018 12:39AM
Three more things
1. I searched using Bing, and Clone Commander's name is Wolffe, not Wolfie.
2. In that level where I said boosting will kill you. It doesn't, the problem was that there wasn't any railings during a curve, and you're supposed to turn with the curve, what I was doing wrong was expecting Sonic to automatically turn, which he didn't. Tried to, but couldn't.
3. Regarding the SOS missions, it popped up in stage 10, and I died from a beginner trap, because there was one enemy that shows up right before any rings, and I managed to walk into it, I believe I even had a shocked look on my face. I didn't think of this at first but it's like walking into a Goomba.
September 6, 2018 10:59PM
I made a new avatar a few days ago, and today I decided to name her Alexandra. Also the level with the beginner trap, where you find rings after the enemy, well there are rings that you can collect, but you have to jump for them. Which is easy to do, but the point is that the beginner trap was even easier to avoid than I described it to be. Ouch.
Oh, that's not bad. Is the avatar a custom character?
(Sorry, had school for a few.)
1. Good to know lol.
2. You already addressed the mistake, so nvm.
3. Well, that sucks lol. You were close though.
4. It's almost like DS, where after the fact you realize how easy it is.
That's actually Really cool! So you can pick your skills and such as well?
Each species has their own unique ability, and they can wield wispons, each type having unique abilities depending on which one you use (and a few variations each that could add a variety of different effects to your character, and a "default" version that doesn't have an effect {though it is possible to earn a variation before the "default" one}).
Nice! Which one is the best in your opinion?
I'm not sure, they all have their uses, though the burst ability isn't my favorite because my timing is off. Also I forgot to mention that every wispon has an attack, which can be used with RT, and a color power which can be used by finding the corresponding Wisp (which is found where you need to use then) and pressing (or holding) Y.
Burst is the speed boost right? And what do the Wisps do? Do you need a specific wisp to complete some missions?
Burst is a flame thrower wispon, it's color power launches you in the air, which starts draining it's color power, as long as it has juice you can keep pressing Y to go higher and higher into the air (some Red Star Rings require you to time your burst ability so you'll be propelled into another red wisp in mid-air, refilling your color power, and you have to continuously burst and hit the red wisp capsules along the way until you reach the objective {typically the collectible rings, but some of them might just lead to a shortcut... Which might also contain those rings}, but what usually happens is that I miss the next red wisp, and I fall to whatever's below me... even a bottomless pit).
The speed boost ability is an "effect" (as I can't think of another name for them). Each unique type of wispon has multiple "variants" which have effects added that will affect the avatar in different ways depending on the effect (some effects let you start with 5 rings, some give you a burst of speed when hitting the ground, some give you a shield, ect.).
Wispons are not needed to beat a stage, but some collectible rings (a Red Star, the 5 Green Number, or the 5 Silver Moon rings, depending on the level) require a certain wispon to get them, with some overlap (typically a puzzle that "requires" burst will also work with hover, but it might be set up to favor burst, which is why that one level took 50 lives).
Wisps are little aliens which are trapped in capsules, if you free the "color" ones, and have the corresponding wispon (red for burst, green for hover, purple for void, ect.) it will fill your color meter (the gauge around the wispon icon on the HUD) and if you use Y you can activate each wispon's unique color power (press Y to burst into the air, hold Y to hover, hold Y and tilt the control stick in the direction you want to go teleport, ect.), there are also Wisps in sonic stages, but they just fill the boost meter.
I fully completed Episode Shadow. All red star, green number, and silver moon rings collected, all S ranks (stage 3 has to be beaten on hard, at least that's what it seems like), and every mission beaten on hard mode (two of which I was ranked on, I guess I wasn't fast enough on stage 1). And let me just say, that last mission was frustrating.
I can't believe I missed that (again fixed in italics).
Oh, so it's like a Jetpack almost? That's cool.
Back from my (slightly over) week long hiatus from this game (and Battlefront, my Battlefront 2 hiatus will be over tomorrow, hopefully) and I have a few notes:
1. I made a new avatar, named Genji.
2. The Silver Moon Medals in the classic casino level are really difficult.
3. I overcomplicated getting the Green Number Rings in Stage 15.
4. I played a blue SOS Mission (Stage 2), and I forgot to even look for the capsule.
I forgot to mention that I couldn't find the Silver Rings (Moon Medals are something else, from Sonic Unleashed) the first time I looked for them, and reached the end of the casino stage, so I hit the sign post, and accidentally beat the time challenge. So that was a nice surprise.
(Second time trying to post this) I just collected all the Red star, Number (apparently not "Green Number..." as I kept saying), and Silver Moon Rings in the game, and it feels bittersweet. Also when collecting the fifth Red Ring (in the level, it was the first of the remaining two I needed to collect) in Chemical Plant, I over complicated getting out (trying to jump rather than just letting the current lift me), and just barely escaped.
Accidentally beat the time challenge? GG
I have made a new avatar, and I named her Laserbeak.
All S Ranks achieved! In the process I also beat another time trial.
Oddly there's no Achievement for getting all S Ranks, or challenges for getting them in the secret stages for that matter.
I just hade a new avatar, whom I have dubbed Hanzo (totally not to rival Genji. Not even a bit... Okay maybe there's a 100% chance).
Also in stage 16 they're are two grapple points in a row, hitting the second one takes you to a Red Ring, but somehow I stopped short and fell into the abyss, during a red SOS mission, there was another one on that same stage at a later point, and I fumbled my way to victory there.
So the entire daily bonus was used in Stage 27.
because I didn't use the right Wispon for the job, but thankfully there was a video. But, I won't go into that until I tackle Hard Mode.
Congrats Dude, but that is weird that it wouldn't give an achievement for the S ranks. How many achievements have you gotten?
Just a few left, all but two are secret achievements (one of them is "complete all challenges" which covers all but six S Ranks). I forgot the exact number though.
What's the other one?
I don't remember, but there's a few secret achievements left (or maybe just the one), but all the secret achievements could be gotten during regular 100% completion. It's the regular achievements that require doing certain things you might not regularly do.
There was a green SOS Mission in that level, last one for this play session, and the "rental" avatar had Burst, whereas my guy (Hanzo) had a newly unlocked Hover. So, I used Burst,in an attempt to see if it would be easier (I think I also tried before, but I overshot), and I got those Silver Moon Rings in one shot, no mistakes... of course it's when I didn't need them (the problem is that what I did differently was hold right, and continuously hit Y, with the occasional pause. So the simple solution, as opposed to what I've been doing).


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This exhibition explores labour conditions under capitalism. It focuses on a series of gargoyles made of white tack.
The artist stole this material from the office supplies cupboard of his freelance employer and secretly sculpted them at his desk. Dozens of grotesque monsters were produced in this way. They are self-portraits; depictions of his own moral bankruptcy. Their grimacing faces translate his shame at compromising both ethics and creativity to meet the needs of corporate clients - contributing intellectual capital to the very system that his art practice seeks to disrupt.
For this exhibition Hutchison's monsters are transformed into a union of disembodied zombies. They are cast in bronze, modelled in a digital environment, and brought to life. Starring in a music video, the animated gargoyles sing the slogans, emails and taglines that he has written for multinational brands while employed as a freelance copywriter. Dancing through corporate lobbies and on conference tables, they sing about freedom. But their euphoric tone rings hollow: it can only be voiced through the language of capitalist alienation.
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Which Celebrities Have an Innate Sense of Humor? Let's Make a List
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When it comes to an Innate Sense of Humor, most celebrities have been infamous more for not having one than the other way round. More often than not, a comment made by an entertainer about one more entertainer had been taken in a 'wrong manner' by the latter, etc.
A few times, these comments have wound up being the bone of contention between many actors, and the storms have passed over a lot of ado in different cases.
However, in Bollywood, which is generally offensive, there are some celebrities who have extraordinary knowledge of interesting things. Sarcasm might be incredibly humorous; however, it gives the immense bang audience goodness so need. Today, we will show the absolute most mocking people, funny characters on TV, Where Can it be Reflected excellent for the masses.
Alongside the TV characters, we're additionally going to list The Importance of Personal Charm, mocking standup comedians who have never allowed the social order to upset their sense of humor. So, without more ado, here are the experts of mockery.
Here Are a List of Celebrities with an Innate Sense of Humor
Jackers might be most famous for playing the most incredible superhero of the lot in Wolverine, however, we may be surprised that he's always a hoot. Regardless of whether he's larking about on a chat show or simply showing the amount he loves life on Instagram, we know we'd love to be his mate, even for only five minutes.
Samberg is enjoying some real success with a Golden Globe win, the accomplishment of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and it doesn't hurt that he looks extraordinary in a Speedo. He is perhaps the hottest person of his residency at Saturday Night Live. He's the ideal mix of hip fellow and your dearest companion's annoying little sibling. He likewise is the lead artist of his band.
Colbert is so notable for his political humor that his chops as a pure comedian are frequently disregarded. However, he's one of comedy's fastest brains, also an old-fashioned physical comedian – a-list mugger and droll artist, wearing absurd outfits and wolfing down questionable groceries on Colbert Report portrays. Concerning legislative issues: He separates himself as a comedian, however as an extremist, breaking the fourth wall with quickly good art stunts – affirming before congress about his short residency as a travel specialist, establishing his own Super PAC to uncover post-Citizens United money-overwhelmed political missions, and in his most commended upset de theater, spit-cooking President Bush, and the smug press corps, in his advent at the White House Correspondents Dinner in 2006.
Marino is the hottest individual from The State. He's kept up those great looks and still welcomes the amusing on shows like Burning Love, Children's Hospital, and in the Veronica Mars film. He's an extraordinary entertainer as well as an incredible author and chief. It doesn't take Veronica Mars to settle the secret of who won our love.
Rock is one of the few exceptional funnies to stay funny and pertinent for his entire carrier. The executive creates Biased with W. Kamau Bell, which follows up on Broadway. He is the missing connection between Woody Allen and Barack Obama. And indeed, there are those of us who saw Pootie Tang in the theater and won't ever quit citing it. But, what we truly need from the God MC is more standup, please.
A 26-year-old up-and-comer with a killer deadpan, Wilson lately took many scenes as Fat Amy in the a cappella rivalry flick Pitch Perfect. Before that, she was one of Kristen Wiig's perverted flatmates in Bridesmaids and a TV star in her local Australia. Wilson has said she chose to turn into an actress after she had an intestinal sickness actuated dream in which she rapped an Oscar acceptance speech, which checks out for somebody who was one-half of a Kriss Kross cover duo.
A strong voice in music, Vishal is a positively new entrant to comedy. He made his comic presentation on One Mic Stand, tutored Rohan Joshi. From telling wisecracks on himself to his dependence on sign cards and surprisingly a big deal gloom, Vishal unquestionably gave it his everything for the audience.
Schaal may make the world's most charming stalker. She carried a similar wide-eyed weirdness to 30 Rock's psychotic page Hazel Wassername as she did to Bret and Jermaine superfan Mel on Flight of the Conchords. Yet, she likewise carried woman's rights to The Daily Show as its Senior Women's Issues Correspondent, later years performing standup with the unpleasant positive thinking she's known for the present as an actress. When she discusses the splendid side of getting hit by a vehicle, you nearly trust she's done it to someone.
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[22], Other common distances on Euclidean spaces and low-dimensional vector spaces include:[23], For points on surfaces in three dimensions, the Euclidean distance should be distinguished from the geodesic distance, the length of a shortest curve that belongs to the surface. i have three points a(x1,y1) b(x2,y2) c(x3,y3) i have calculated euclidean distance d1 between a and b and euclidean distance d2 between b and c. if now i just want to travel through a path like from a to b and then b to c. can i add d1 and d2 to calculate total distance traveled by me?? s). r In mathematics, the Euclidean distance between two points in Euclidean space is a number, the length of a line segment between the two points. Using the tangent vector, a satisfying performance was achieved, invariant to transformation. . I'm open to pointers to nifty algorithms as well. The (unsigned) curvature is maximal for x = – b / 2a, that is at the stationary point (zero derivative) of the function, which is the vertex of the parabola. 1 Introduction We define a set of simple linear learning problems described by an ndimensional square matrix M with 1 entries. q ( ( Then the distance formula is a function of the second point, and is given by. The concept of norm can also be generalized to other forms of variables, such a function , and an matrix . In particular, for measuring great-circle distances on the earth or other near-spherical surfaces, distances that have been used include the haversine distance giving great-circle distances between two points on a sphere from their longitudes and latitudes, and Vincenty's formulae also known as "Vincent distance" for distance on a spheroid. [15] In cluster analysis, squared distances can be used to strengthen the effect of longer distances. >> endobj f (x + tu) f (x) t = @uf (x) called directional derivative of f at x in direction u. Directional derivatives have the advantage that they can be computed just like for real functions. In some applications in statistics and optimization, the square of the Euclidean distance is used instead of the distance itself. p ; A is symmetric (i.e. /Filter /FlateDecode [21] It can be extended to infinite-dimensional vector spaces as the L2 norm or L2 distance. /Type /Page >> For pairs of objects that are not both points, the distance can most simply be defined as the smallest distance between any two points from the two objects, although more complicated generalizations from points to sets such as Hausdorff distance are also commonly used. It states that. This calculator is used to find the euclidean distance … Properties. endstream Thus if contains the distance d(q i,c j) between the two points q i and c j. Hausdorff derivative and non-Euclidean Hausdorff fractal distance. pdist supports various distance metrics: Euclidean distance, standardized Euclidean distance, Mahalanobis distance, city block distance, Minkowski distance, Chebychev distance, cosine distance, correlation distance, Hamming distance, Jaccard distance, and Spearman distance. In spectrum A (sloping baseline), the First Derivative algorithm should yield good results. But when the domain of TVS-value functions is a subset of finite-dimensional Euclidean space then the number of generalizations of the derivative is much more limited and derivatives are more well behaved. The value resulting from this omission is the square of the Euclidean distance, and is called the squared Euclidean distance. 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Irakere was a Cuban group that developed an important work in Cuban popular music and Latin Jazz under the direction of Chucho Valdés
Irakere was formed as such in 1967 but had begun to work much earlier; in that year precisely they went to a selection called in Havana to organize with the best musicians of that time the Cuban Orchestra of Modern Music; already in 1972 they were approaching to what they currently produce deciding in 1973 to call it Irakere, which in Yoruba language means Vegetation and that is how, starting from its name, they work based on the Afro-Cuban musical roots.
In this way, through the combination, mixture and interrelation of classical, impressionism, jazz, rock and various compositional techniques they managed to walk through all styles such as dance music, concert, traditional and popular Cuban music.
Thanks to the impulse of pianist Chucho Valdés, the Cuban group Irakere took off in 1973, nourished by Thelonious Monk's bop.
Grupo Irakere: It was founded in Havana in 1973, by:
Jesús Valdés(Chucho) composer, director and pianist;
Paquito D'Rivera (Paquito), alto and tenor saxophone, flute and clarinet;
Carlos Averhoff, tenor saxophone, soprano, flute and bass clarinet;
Jorge Varona, trumpet, trombone and percussion;
Carlos del Puerto, bass, bass guitar and tuba;
Carlos Emilio Morales, guitar;
Bernardo García, drums and batá drums;
Jorge Alfonso, batá drums;
Enrique Plá, drums;
Carlos Barbón, güiro, chekeré and tambourine; and
Oscar Valdés, singer, tumbadora (conga), batá drums and bongo.
Irakere, fue un grupo cubano que desarrolló un importante trabajo en la música popular cubana y el Jazz Latino
On the founding of Irakere, Chucho Valdés expressed:
"For us the group always existed, it was present at all times; it was like something pending. At the beginning it had no name, it was just an idea we were working on: to use Cuban folkloric percussion in dance music, and to look for different timbres with a common characteristic: "ours".
Then Oscar Valdés came up with the idea of combining the not easy and little known batá drum with the tumbadora, güiro and cowbell and so, step by step we arrived at the current group…".
About Irakere's first stage, the musicologist Leonardo Acosta points out: "one of the successes of Irakere had been not to try to invent and identify itself with a "new rhythm", according to the old guidelines of advertising so much used from the forties to the sixties.
The slogan about the "new rhythm" was until recently the "open sesame" on which the musicians counted to become famous overnight, and by that way sometimes quite commercial results were achieved.
Apart from the fact that no "new rhythm" is so new, they all come from the alteration or amalgamation of pre-existing rhythms.
Irakere's only alchemy comes from the spontaneous creativity of its members. Since there is no commercial endeavor, laboratory practices are unnecessary, and the group can perform a contradanza, a danzón, a son montuno or a cha cha chá without fear of seeming "old-fashioned", since they are in fact playing something else at the same time. And without setting themselves the goal, nor having to invent a "pega" name, almost by an imperative of the material they are working on, new rhythmic combinations are emerging, to the point that Irakere's rhythm is unmistakable among Cuban listeners or dancers.
Grupo cubano Irakere
Certainly, and in spite of their triumphs in international jazz festivals, Irakere is not a jazz group. But these successes are not gratuitous either, because as we have seen, they have formidable musicians with great experience in the jazz field, especially in the aspect of improvisation, the great discovery of jazz and perhaps its greatest contribution to the music of the 20th century.
"Paquito D'Rivera: Irakere was born against the will of the Cuban authorities".
When talking about Cuban music, the name of one of the most emblematic groups in the country's musical history comes to mind, Irakere, which in Yoruba language means vegetation, jungle.
Irakere became the seed that would germinate a lush forest of rhythms and sounds, a school through which many of the great stars of Cuban music have paraded.
Founded more than four decades ago, this legendary band has been a pioneer of Afro-Cuban jazz and the initiator of the musical revolution in the seventies.
Gracias al impulso del pianista Chucho Valdés, el grupo cubano Irakere levantó vuelo en 1973
Irakere emerged at a time when, due to political demands on the island, music and culture were treated as an instrument of revolutionary identification and jazz was branded as imperialist music.
It was at this time, in the late sixties and early seventies, that a group of great musicians founded a band whose main goal was to enrich Cuban popular dance music with Latin jazz as essential elements.
Under the direction of the outstanding pianist Jesús "Chucho" Valdés, excellent musicians came together in search of a different sonority, based on the use of Afro-Cuban folkloric percussion together with the renewed timbres of the popular rhythms of the time that fused jazz, rock, funk and popular Cuban rhythms such as son, mambo or cha cha chá, together with classical or concert music.
"Irakere was the Musical Generation of change".
https://www.ecured.cu/Irakere
Leonardo Acosta
Radio Televisión Marti
Mirna Guerra
Irakere
You can read: Israel Kantor was an excellent bassist, arranger and composer who achieved great popularity in Cuba for his vocal technique and original "Sonear" style


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"I know it sounds ridiculous" — Jurgen Klopp reacts to Liverpool's loss at Manchester United
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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp thinks his side could have won Manchester United tonight.
Man United, who lost both Premier League games against Liverpool last season, ended their horrid start to the season with a top performance that led to a 2-1 win at Old Trafford.
Jadon Sancho scored the opener early in the first half and shortly after the second half, Marcus Rashford scored the second goal.
Mohamed Salah scored a late goal from a rebound and that was the highest they could go against a full-spirited Manchester United side.
Liverpool had a couple of moments but United were equal to their threats.
Somehow, Klopp thought his side could have won the game.
Speaking after the game, the German boss told BBC: "We should have won this game, I know it sounds ridiculous but that is how I saw it.
"We lost 2-1 (to Manchester United) because time ran out. The watch ran down without any football."
Erik ten Hag was pleased with his side's performance and named three players who impressed him.
Erik ten Hag told Sky Sports: "I was happy with it [the performance], but you have to bring it every game. Not only one game… Every Premier League game is difficult, is heavy, so we have to bring it in every game.
"Tactically, you see where you can have weapons in the game. You see we have speed then Fernandes and Eriksen have a pass. Scott McTominay had a magnificent game."
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Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi on Wednesday renewed an ongoing state of emergency in certain parts of the northern Sinai Peninsula for an additional three months.
Al-Sisi's decree also included the imposition of a nighttime curfew in certain parts of the restive peninsula.
In October of last year, following a militant attack that killed dozens of soldiers, the Egyptian authorities imposed a state of emergency -- for the first time ever -- in several parts of Sinai.


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A police department that relies on facial recognition software has admitted that it has a false positive rate of over 90 percent. What this means is that nearly every person that is marked as a suspect by this system is actually an innocent person who will be interrogated by police, or possibly worse, because they were wrongly identified by this faulty technology.
According to a report from the Guardian, the South Wales Police scanned the crowd of more than 170,000 people who attended the 2017 Champions League final soccer match in Cardiff and falsely identified thousands of innocent people. The cameras identified 2,470 people as criminals but 2,297 of them were innocent, and only 173 of them were criminals, a 92 percent false positive rate.
According to a Freedom of Information request filed by Wired, these are actually typical numbers for the facial recognition software used by the South Wales Police. Data from the department showed that there were false positive rates of 87 percent and 90 percent for different events. Further, it is not clear how many of these suspects were actually nonviolent offenders.
"Of course no facial recognition system is 100 percent accurate under all conditions. Technical issues are normal to all face recognition systems which means false positives will continue to be a common problem for the foreseeable future. However since we introduced the facial recognition technology no individual has been arrested where a false positive alert has led to an intervention and no members of the public have complained.
The Wales Police don't see a problem with targeting random people for search and interrogation, but these findings are raising obvious red flags for privacy advocates.
Silkie Carlo, the director of a group called Big Brother Watch, is launching a campaign against facial recognition this month.
"These figures show that not only is real-time facial recognition a threat to civil liberties, it is a dangerously inaccurate policing tool. South Wales' statistics show that the tech misidentifies innocent members of the public at a terrifying rate, whilst there are only a handful of occasions where it has supported a genuine policing purpose," Carlo said.
Similiar numbers were released by the FBI in 2016, with the agency also admitting that their facial recognition database consisted of mostly innocent people since they use drivers license and passport photos for their searches, in addition to mug shots. In fact, there is a 50/50 chance that your picture is in a facial recognition database. Also in 2016, another study found that facial recognition software disproportionately targeted people with dark skin.
Facial recognition is becoming a part of everyday life whether people realize it or not, especially in major cities. The rollout of these systems has been mostly accepted by the general public under the pretense that they are highly sophisticated tools with a very high rate of accuracy. But in reality, they seem to just be an expensive and elaborate excuse to search innocent people.
Police departments across the world are always expanding their facial recognition databases and putting cameras in every possible place they can. Just last week, The Free Thought Project reported that police will soon be scanning everything in their path with facial recognition software installed in their body cameras.
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Q: Nginx proxy port redirect ignore port two nginx
first nginx:10097->80 port
second nginx:80 port ->code

then,code get the request url no port, but if no redirect, the url on browser has port 10097, but if redirect, the port is ignored
is need change nginx proxy port

A: say my point:
request arrive first nginx: 10097 port change to 80 port
arrive second nginx : 80 port is default port, be ignored
so, if you want to get the port ,you can modify second nginx like this
it mean pass host and port to code, then you can get port in the code
answer : proxy_set_header  Host  $http_host;

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ISLAMABAD (AP) — A provincial government in Pakistan has released former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, his daughter and son in-law on parole after Sharif's wife died at a hospital in London.
Mushahidullah Khan, a spokesman for Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League party, said Sharif, Maryam Nawaz and Mohammad Safdar were temporarily released from a prison in Rawalpindi early Wednesday and flown to the eastern city of Lahore.
Kulsoom Nawaz was suffering from throat cancer. She died early Tuesday in London at the age of 68. Her funeral is likely to be held in Lahore on Friday.
Sharif and his daughter and son-in-law are serving 10, 7 and one-year sentences respectively in a corruption case. The Supreme Court last year disqualified Sharif from holding office and later an anti-graft tribunal convicted him and his relatives.


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Q: CSS z-index not working correctly when different media screen width set I'm struggling to sort out the z-index in my response webpage and I would appreciate your help... When the browser (Chrome, IE, take your pick) resizes to less than 961px (or any other media type set a specified width) the text reduces as per the style (tick!) but the z-index does not! Instead it places the id=content container behind instead of in front of the tagline element. I'm trying to create the effect of cutting off the legs of the text... it's a design thing.
Below is a snippet of code. The original code includes multiple media views (thanks again in advance).
HTML code:

A cold beer sounds good right now!...

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec commodo augue orci, porta mollis magna dapibus a. Nunc lectus lectus, tristique non felis vitae, eleifend volutpat felis. Praesent ante ligula, ultrices ut uscipit porttitor, eleifend eu purus. Cras a neque sem.

CSS code:
#wrapper {
width: 100%;
}

@media only screen and (min-width:961px) {
#tagline {
    height: 50px;
    overflow: hidden;
    margin: 0 auto;
    max-width: 1200px;
    margin-top: -50px;
    font-size: 3.125em;
    font-family: 'century gothic', georgia, sans-serif;
    color: blue;
    z-index: 10;
    position: relative;
    padding-left:5px;
}
#content {
    display: block;
    padding-top: 30px;
    margin: 0 auto;
    text-align: left;
    background-color:green;
    z-index: 10000;
}
}

@media only screen and (max-width:960px) {
#tagline {
    height: 50px;
    overflow: hidden;
    margin: 0 auto;
    max-width: 1200px;
    margin-top: -37px;
    font-size: 2.40em;
    font-family: 'century gothic', georgia, sans-serif;
    color: red;
    z-index: 10;
    position: relative;
    padding-left:5px;
}
#content {
    display: block;
    padding-top: 30px;
    margin: -13px 0 0 0;
    text-align: left;
    background-color:green;
    z-index: 10000;
}
}

A: According to CSS spec, z-index is applied only to positioned elements (those with position: absolute, fixed or relative). So adding position: relative to #content should help.

A: I made some corrections :
I hope it can help you  :
Check this out :
http://jsfiddle.net/EnesTesla/kCgKB/embedded/result/
HTML CODE :

A cold beer sounds good right now!...

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec commodo augue orci, porta mollis magna dapibus a. Nunc lectus lectus, tristique non felis vitae, eleifend volutpat felis. Praesent ante ligula, ultrices ut uscipit porttitor, eleifend eu purus. Cras a neque sem.

CSS CODE :
#wrapper {
width: 100%;
}

@media only screen and (min-width:961px) {
#tagline {
    height: 50px;
    overflow: hidden;
    margin: 0 auto;
    max-width: 1200px;
    margin-top: -50px;
    font-size: 3.125em;
    font-family: 'century gothic', georgia, sans-serif;
    color: blue;
    z-index: 10;
    position: relative;
    padding-left:5px;
}

#content {
    display: block;
    padding-top: 30px;
    margin: 0 auto;
    text-align: left;
    background-color:green;
    z-index: 10000;
}

@media only screen and (max-width:960px) {
#tagline {
    height: 50px;
    overflow: hidden;
    margin: 0 auto;
    max-width: 1200px;
    margin-top: -37px;
font-size: 2.40em;
font-family: 'century gothic', georgia, sans-serif;
    color: red;
    z-index: 10;
    position: relative;
    padding-left:5px;
}
#content {
    display: block;
    padding-top: 30px;
    margin: -13px 0 0 0;
    text-align: left;
    background-color:green;
    z-index: 10000;
}