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namespace {

static const size_t kHeaderLength = sizeof(uint32_t);

static_assert(sizeof(size_t) >= kHeaderLength,
              "chunked byte buffer not supported on this architecture");

}  // namespace

namespace speech {

ChunkedByteBuffer::ChunkedByteBuffer()
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ChunkedByteBuffer::~ChunkedByteBuffer() {
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}

void ChunkedByteBuffer::Append(const uint8_t* start, size_t length) {
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  const uint8_t* next_data = start;

  while (remaining_bytes > 0) {
    DCHECK(partial_chunk_ != nullptr);
    size_t insert_length = 0;
    bool header_completed = false;
    bool content_completed = false;
    std::vector<uint8_t>* insert_target;

    if (partial_chunk_->header.size() < kHeaderLength) {
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          kHeaderLength - partial_chunk_->header.size();
      insert_length = std::min(bytes_to_complete_header, remaining_bytes);
      insert_target = &partial_chunk_->header;
      header_completed = (remaining_bytes >= bytes_to_complete_header);
    } else {
      DCHECK_LT(partial_chunk_->content->size(),
                partial_chunk_->ExpectedContentLength());
      const size_t bytes_to_complete_chunk =
          partial_chunk_->ExpectedContentLength() -
          partial_chunk_->content->size();
      insert_length = std::min(bytes_to_complete_chunk, remaining_bytes);
      insert_target = partial_chunk_->content.get();
      content_completed = (remaining_bytes >= bytes_to_complete_chunk);
    }

    DCHECK_GT(insert_length, 0U);
    DCHECK_LE(insert_length, remaining_bytes);
    DCHECK_LE(next_data + insert_length, start + length);
    insert_target->insert(insert_target->end(), next_data,
                          next_data + insert_length);
    next_data += insert_length;
    remaining_bytes -= insert_length;

    if (header_completed) {
      DCHECK_EQ(partial_chunk_->header.size(), kHeaderLength);
      if (partial_chunk_->ExpectedContentLength() == 0) {
        // Handle zero-byte chunks.
        chunks_.push_back(std::move(partial_chunk_));
        partial_chunk_ = std::make_unique<Chunk>();
      } else {
        partial_chunk_->content->reserve(
            partial_chunk_->ExpectedContentLength());
      }
    } else if (content_completed) {
      DCHECK_EQ(partial_chunk_->content->size(),
                partial_chunk_->ExpectedContentLength());
      chunks_.push_back(std::move(partial_chunk_));
      partial_chunk_ = std::make_unique<Chunk>();
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  DCHECK_EQ(next_data, start + length);
  total_bytes_stored_ += length;
}

void ChunkedByteBuffer::Append(base::StringPiece string) {
  Append(reinterpret_cast<const uint8_t*>(string.data()), string.size());
}

bool ChunkedByteBuffer::HasChunks() const {
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}

std::unique_ptr<std::vector<uint8_t>> ChunkedByteBuffer::PopChunk() {
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  std::unique_ptr<Chunk> chunk = std::move(*chunks_.begin());
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void ChunkedByteBuffer::Clear() {
  chunks_.clear();
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ChunkedByteBuffer::Chunk::Chunk() : content(new std::vector<uint8_t>()) {}

ChunkedByteBuffer::Chunk::~Chunk() {}

size_t ChunkedByteBuffer::Chunk::ExpectedContentLength() const {
  DCHECK_EQ(header.size(), kHeaderLength);
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Jacob Freedman is Senior Advisor to the Chair at ASG, where he serves as a Speechwriter and Advisor to the firm's Chairs and assists the firm's leadership and clients in planning and communications.
Mr. Freedman has been working for more than ten years at the intersection of national security, politics, and communications. Prior to joining ASG, he served as the Chief Speechwriter for Secretaries of Defense Chuck Hagel and Leon Panetta. In that capacity, Mr. Freedman managed a team of writers and researchers and was responsible for all of the Secretary's speeches, testimony, and press statements. As a member of the Secretary's public affairs team, he also helped formulate the Defense Department's public engagement strategy, played a role in crisis communications, and accompanied the Secretary on official visits to nearly 40 countries. Mr. Freedman began his tenure at the Pentagon in June 2010 as a Speechwriter to Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates, affording him the unique opportunity to work closely with three different Secretaries of Defense.
Before he joined the Defense Department, he worked at the Atlas Project, a political research organization, and served on President Obama's 2008 general election campaign as a Data Director in Virginia and Georgia. He began his career as a journalist working in Washington for Congressional Quarterly, where he covered the financial services and economics beat.
Mr. Freedman graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania with a B.A. in History, and earned a M.A. with distinction in International Relations and European Studies from Central European University in Budapest, Hungary. In 2014 he was awarded the Department of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public Service, the Pentagon's highest civilian honor.
He is based in Washington, D.C.

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Beit Shean National Park
Jezreel Valley Top sites
Beit Shean National Park protects and preserves the ancient ruins of one of the oldest cities in Israel. Located in the Jezreel Valley region of northern Israel where the Jezreel Valley and Jordan Valley meet; Beit Shean National Park; also known as Beisan or Scythopolis; was a glorious Roman and Byzantine city with deep religious significance. Today, the site rests in the Beit Shean National Park and is one of the country's largest archaeological sites.
In This Photo: The Hellenistic And The Roman City of Beit Shean While the Biblical Tel is Towering High
History of Beit Shean National Park
So Beit Shean has first settled about 6,000 years ago during the Chalcolithic era and remained continually inhabited for centuries thereafter. Moreover, archeological discoveries show evidence of habitation by the Canaanites; the Israelites; and the Philistines; and the city is mentioned several times in the Bible. King Saul and his sons were hung from the city walls.
During the reign of King David and King Solomon; the city remained a thriving metropolis. Additionally, it was renamed Scythopolis after the Scythian mercenaries who settled there as veterans during the following Hellenistic period. Then it went on to become a flourishing Roman city and provincial capital in the Decapolis regional league. An earthquake in the 4th century CE destroyed much of the city and it never returned to its former glory. After that, Beit Shean was occupied by the Crusaders; Mamluks; Ottomans; British, and finally the Israelis.
Beit Shean National Park is an Archeological Paradise
The glorious city of Beit Shean is preserved in the Beit Shean National Park; which features fascinating archaeological remains from each period of the city's long and revered history. The site has been reconstructed to give visitors an idea of what the city would have looked like and they can see beautifully preserved structures from the Canaanite; Egyptian, and Roman eras.
In This Photo: The Roman Theatre at Beit Shean
Today Beit Shean national park features a 79-foot-long central Palladius street. Paved with basalt stone slabs and lined with colonnades. And a magnificent Byzantine public bath; plus a semi-circular plaza with a rare mosaic depicting the figure of Tyche; goddess of the city's fortune. Other points of interest include the ancient city walls; artisan workshops; stores; a Roman temple! and an amphitheater that is still in use today.
The Beit Shean Light Show: This is a breathtaking audiovisual display! It takes visitors on a journey into life during Roman times; by bringing the ancient stones to life through state-of-the-art lighting and sound. Not to be missed!
Beit Shean in the Bible
In This Photo: The Ruins of Beit Shean
During your tour of Ancient Beit Shean; you can climb to the ancient biblical tel and check out the amazing panoramic view of the Jordan Valley; and the Mountains of Moab. Moreover, on top of the tel, there are remains of the home of the Egyptian governor from the Bronze Age! Sadly the steles the archaeologists found there, as well as the rest of the archeological finds were all sent to museums. But you can visit the Israel Museum and Rocafller museum in Jerusalem and still check them out!
The entrance to the park closes one hour before closing time
Sunday–Thursday and Saturday: 17:00 – 08:00
Friday and holiday eves: 16:00 – 08:00
Holiday eves: 13:00 – 08:00
Yom Kippur eve: 13:00 – 08:00
Beth Alpha Synagogue
Tishbi Winery
Tishbi Winery is a family-owned and operated winery. The winery was built in the 1880s by fourth-generation vintner, Jonathan Tishbi.
Pater Noster Church
The Pater Noster Church is located on the Mount of Olives, Jerusalem. stands right next to the ruins of the Byzantine Church of Eleona
Jordan Valley Ultimate Christian Sites
What are the Jordan Valley ultimate Christian sites worth exploring? Well, that's a very good question! Check out this post to know more!
Dominus Flevit Church
Dominus Flevit is a church on the Mt. of Olives. According to Luke, it's there where Jesus weeps, lamenting for the destruction of Jerusalem.
Megiddo National Park
Megiddo National Park is one of three Biblical Tels in Israel that was declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO!
Apollonia National Park
Apollonia National Park is perched on the Mediterranean Sea. The crumbling ruins of this ancient city give way to a stunning tour!
Qasr al Yahud
Qasr al-Yahud is one of the most popular places in Israel. Tradition says this is where the Israelites crossed the Jordan River and John baptized Jesus
Ancient Galilee Boat
The Ancient Galilee Boat, also known as the Jesus Boat, is an ancient fishing boat from the 1st century CE. It was discovered in 1986 ...
Neve Tzedek
Neve Tzedek is a little neighborhood in Tel Aviv you must visit when touring Israel! The little alleys and streets are super inviting to tour
Jaffa Gate
The Jaffa Gate is also known in Arabic as "Bab al-Khalil" (in English: Hebron Gate) is one of the eight gates of Jerusalem in the Old City.


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Kaleem & Aleem combine electronica & soul like mad scientists.
Kaleem & Aleem Khan are: Shaani Cage. And, I tell ya, you want to know who they are, if you have a single adventurous musical bone in your body. Developments in alternative soul. Music, that is.
Kaleem, vocalist for Shani Cage and the older brother, is the third of fourth performer to compliment Sled Island on their lineup logistical magic.
I point out that Daniel Lanois, certainly the most acclaimed artist at the Island, performs in the middle of the Sled Island week at a small venue, and Shaani Cage, who've been performing for 1 year under that name, is on the mainstage 2 days later.
I didn't know that you could combine musics like Shaani Cage has done on their first EP, Daniel. It was a bit like the infamous Jimi Hendrix and The Monkees concert: what are these things doing together. In that case, it didn't really work, but Shaani Cage has this electronic ocean coming at you, and then this R&B/soul vocal line comes in, and the unprepared response is: Holy Crap! It IS 'Future Soul'! What IS this? And what the heck inspired them to do such a thing?
Spoken like a young band, which is what they are, after all. which results in a meandering question going towards the South Asian vocal line in the middle of their Barry White/electronica mashup?
"That (Bollywood-style vocal line) was a sample: I only wish I could pick that (skill) up. Our ethnic background is Pakistani, and we have a close connection to our parents. I think that's a major theme of the project as well; being brothers, we want to explore our past, and our heritage. There's just so much intersection between all of those, and we thought 'We have the opportunity to showcase these things in our EP.' So there are a lot of nods and references to (those influences), however the whole thing is an electronic (soul) piece.
I go on about the meeting place of these different things in Shaani Cage: how does the audience respond to such unique musical adventures?
"For us, the music is very emotional, and it can be very feel-good, Or it can be very intense at times for some people.. . . . I think we both try to make the experience as immersive as possible, to the point where people will come on this journey with us. And it seems that people are very willing to.
Shaani Cage loves Sled Island: so will you.


A new set means brand new EDH goodies for us all to enjoy. Today, I'm checking out the much anticipated new Ravnica installment: Ravnica Allegiance. Guilds of Ravnica offered a variety of tools to 60-card formats, but us 100-card format lovers weren't left in the dust. We got Assassin's Trophy, Niv-Mizzet, Parun, and Beast Whisperer, to name a few. Will Ravnica Allegiance also be a riot?
Quick disclaimer! For the most part, I will discuss cards for multiplayer, but I may touch on 1v1 in a few instances. Keep in mind that I approach EDH from a Spike's perspective, so just because a card may not be alluring to me, it doesn't mean that it won't work for you. But you can be rest assured—I won't hold any punches.
Let's check out the spectacle.
Angel of Grace is a serviceable new Angel. This is a great inclusion if you chase great stories and epic comebacks. While she combos with Ad Nauseam, she doesn't slot into any typical Ad Nauseam shells. Also, 10 mana is a bit steep. Most of her function and power comes from her solid stats, which, sadly, aren't much of a selling point in Commander due to the breadth of creatures you can play.
Forbidding Spirit lacks the permanence of cards like Sphere of Safety and the complete shutdown of cards like Stonehorn Dignitary. It does affect all opponents and protects planeswalkers, but the nature of the protection is dodgy at best. I remain unconvinced that you can abuse this even with blink effects.
Though it doesn't create card advantage, most decks are able to utilize the artifacts or the mana produced from it, making it an auto-include. Typically, white is the color that can use these Lotus Petals the least so this will find the most suitable home in muliticolor decks. When paired with other colors for advantage, it can be explosive. Wheel of Fortune, anyone? Or Stasis! Gross. 2 mana is a tough tax to pay for each player whenever they draw so this might even see play at cEDH tables.
A pseudo, baby Grand Abolisher, Tithe Taker's ability isn't even worth the card it's printed on. This is a card that may work in a 60-card format, but this weak Goblin Piker body simply won't cut it with the big EDH baddies.
No, it's no Teferi's Protection, but in a deck that makes use out of +1/+1 counters, this can be a sweet semi-split card. Token decks can choose between this and Rootborn Defenses, but I wouldn't play both since overloading on this type of affect can illicit awkward draws. Decks that have access to green or a general that is often targeted should stick to Heroic Intervention or Teferi's Protection.
This card comes down on the cheap and works in both Wizard and Merfolk tribal decks. It isn't an auto-include by any means but there are cool things to be done with this, with things like Experiment Kraj or Graft if you're into that sort of thing.
This is an interesting political card that will probably be left on the sidelines simply because of the off-putting steep activation cost. Zedruu decks being the notable exception that can slot this in with ease!
This is type 4 stack food. Mass Manipulation is a fun and wacky effect that will most likely force a sweeper from the table but hey, at least you're playing blue. Maybe you can Pact of Negation that and get to work in this thing called the red zone? It doesn't hurt as much to lose creatures and planeswalkers that aren't really yours.
Thrumming Stone, anyone? Pick these up off the tables at your LGS and GPs, and thank me in two years when they are $3 a pop. You heard it here folks. This is prime MTG finance advice hidden in an EDH article.
It's kind of like Mana Leak but 100% worse. Why am I still thirsty for a good counterspell?
Circle of Protection Mana Elves. You can use this to punish creature-based ramp if your group loves to play copious amounts of it. Other than that, I'm sure this is just another card to abuse Derevi, Empyrial Tactician. And that's always nice!
Technically symmetrical, and obviously evil. 5 mana is steep for a spell like this, but any cheaper and it may be broken. Awaken the Erstwhile is like Sire of Insanity, trading an easier to achieve initial discard with less ability to repeat the effect. I can see this one being a real groaner.
Meren decks have a new toy! While in the late game these decks have no issue generating card advantage, this is a great enabler that can get those wheels rolling. But try not to get this countered. Ouch!
Can we take a second to appreciate the actual factual insanity that is Seb Mckinnon art in this set? Bankrupt in Blood is no exception.
Removal spells have met a Hideous End. 0/10. I'd rather let you keep the creature.
Licia, Vona, and Erebos are like the three stooges with this card, although there will be very little that's comical about facing down that type of combo. I wish there wasn't mana tied to this activation ability. But that is a recurring theme with me. Many people may just ditch this card in favor of more ways to assemble the Mike and Trike combo.
Meren decks have a new toy! While in the late game these decks have no issue generating card advantage, this is a great enabler that can get the wheels rolling.
More mana than Blood Artist but hits all opponents like Zulaport Cutthroat. Only triggers on your own creatures, so arguably even worse than Falkenrath Noble. I'd consider this if you wanted another of those effects after those three. But it's dead last in the row.
This is the Commander card… erm, I mean buy-a-box promo from this set. Mostly an upgrade over Vulturous Zombie, I expect The Haunt of Hightower to see play in Nath of the Gilt-Leaf and Nekusar decks.
The name. I just can't help being a sucker for things like this. Don't go playing this in your deck, but I would kill for a tier 1 EDH staple to have a name like this.
This card is being max hyped for Constructed, but I predict it will just be another As Foretold. I'm even less convinced for Commander since it's difficult to assemble the critical mass of payoffs for it to work any better than the expertise card cycle from Kaladesh. Breaking timing restrictions is sweet though, so if you're a deck that will always hit land drops and has mana open this can be a surprise factor against some trickery.
I don't expect much from this lizard since we haven't seen Harsh Mentor popping his mean little head up anywhere. As I discuss with Cindervines later, having effects like these are great but they need to be attached to useful Magic cards, not 1/3s.
This is one of the sweeter cards in the set that really got the thinking cap on. In Standard, I am sure there will be aggressive decks that can reliably turn on spectacle. In EDH, you have the benefit of having multiple opponents, one of whom is bound to be open for damage. Assuming you are playing a deck that can reliably turn on spectacle (either through a cheap general or an abundance of low-costed creatures), this should be a nice include especially if you are lacking the card draw of blue (can't imagine why you'd do that to yourself though).
ChanceEncounter.exe has encountered an error. The game was forced to close. Zndrplt, Eye of Wisdom and Okaun, Eye of Chaos will love this. Time to polish off those Krark's Thumbs.
If you put this into your deck you won't win much. You Ooze, you lose.
End-Raze or End-Game? We'll have to wait and see. +2/+2 is a fine buff, but the effect is only temporary. To take out an entire table, you'll need a significant BOARd presence to make this work (far, far more than Craterhoof Behemoth). Decimator of the Provinces sees little to no play, and while this is far easier to abuse and cheaper than its Eldrazi friend, I am still not quite sending this piggy to my market.
Guardian Project is similar to Soul of the Harvest. Neither will trigger off of tokens, and both stick around to draw cards. The Soul will fit better into decks where its body is relevant (like Animar or Elfball) and our little Project is better for resiliency or at tables with lots of board wipes. You want to be careful of inundating your deck with effects like this so that you still have a good amount to actually trigger them. But now there is a nice slew of spells to build around between this, the Soul, Beast Whisperer, Primordial Sage, and Glimpse of Nature.
At first I wasn't on board with this card, but upon further incubation I think it could see some play. It starts off producing mana ala Wirewood Elf, then it graduates into "Gilded Lotus" territory. Adding 3 mana on a single mana dork is respectable and it does host the coveted creature type of Elf. If you can find ways to throw counters on it for free (like Immaculate Magistrate) you can circumvent that pricey adapt cost entirely and start going to mana town, population you. I don't think it's on the same power level as Bloom Tender, but porque no los dos?
B-e-a-utiful! I just absolutely love cards like this. Where Subterranean Tremors and Wave of Vitriol have failed, Rampage of the Clans succeeds. Just like Fracturing Gust, Rampage of the Clans is an instant and it even costs 1 mana less! It's trivial to get your mana and card's worth and more every single time you cast this. I suspect this card will see play in cEDH and casual EDH for many wonderful years to come so snag a few foils. Make sure to include this in more land/mana dork-based ramp decks, rather than mana rock-based ones, or you will watch your world burn.
I will go out of my way to find literally anything else to play.
I know many people are so stoked for this card, but I am going to say nope (at least for EDH). I don't think this card is as good as it seems, and it requires significant setup to make it work. You aren't looping Nexus of Fate every turn with this and though it works well with Vedalken Orrery and Leyline of Anticipation, you have no guarantee to see those cards along with it. Yeva, Nature's Herald might appreciate this, but Seedborn Muse this card is not.
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I took that one way too far. I apologize in advance.
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The adapt wording is mostly just flavor text, but if you are in the market for another activated ability cost reducer, this effect may be alluring. Training Grounds sees play in decks like Thrasios, Tasigur, and Sliver Overlord. Biomancer's Familiar can be a shoe… er, tentacle in. Also, the Familiar is cute in a really twisted HP Lovecraft type of way.
Wowza, talk about making one big enemy. This card will annihilate one player entirely… a few turns down the road. You better not hope they can do anything in rebuttal. I'm not one for spiteful play, but if someone "enchants" me with Captive Audience you bet that once I've run out of time to destroy it, I'm making life a living hell for whoever did this to me. 7 mana is a huge investment, but if you're down to just one opponent left, you can surely finish them off in style. Imagine if this was in Zedruu colors so you could copy it with Copy Enchantment and give it away to multiple opponents. It would also be nice if this was a curse so I could snag it with Bitterheart Witch. A girl can dream.
Both halves of Cindervines are a bit subpar on their own. But once combined, you have a veritable showstopper for just 2 mana. It's costed low enough to impact even early-game broken artifacts and leaving just 1 mana up is reasonable. It only hurts opponents so feel free to cast your spells wildly. I love the design on cards like these because they serve multiple functions where neither side is embarrassing. You've got to love that value. Good luck to a Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain or Jeleva player who wants to go off in the face of Cindervines.
Let's not parse the facts here. Domri costs the same mana as Sarkhan Vol and Xenagos, the Reveler. His +1 is worse than the haste granted by Sarkhan and his mana is worse than that provided by Xenagos. -3 is far too steep of a cost to maybe find two creatures. The -8 doesn't do nearly enough to end any games so I am going to call this one like I see it: bad. I wouldn't even play it with Doubling Season. Now that's a burn.
I'm just not about this card. He does come down early, which is nice, but nothing about this card screams impactful. He can hardly stave off even utility creatures and ticking him up takes forever in the event you have no way to protect him. All this for what? Dig Through Time with a booster shot? Again, an easy pass.
Timetwister may be legal in the format, but it might as well not be to the majority of us. Luckily, Emergency Powers is yet another riff on the "draw-seven card" troupe. There are times where casting this as an instant is insane, and perhaps even worth the struggle of the high casting cost. Being the first player to untap with a fresh new grip is obviously a great way to get a leg-up on the competition and the surprise factor can be back-breaking. But in case of emergency, you can always hit the panic button and play this main phase. This becomes akin to an expertise type card from Kaladesh in this mode, and with your brand-new seven cards, the chances are good you have something spicy to plop on down.
I know, people—breathe with me. It's going to be okay. This is Commander we're talking about here, not Ravnica Allegiance Limited. You will be fine. Ethereal Absolution is a solid anthem effect that tacks on a Curse of Death's Hold for each opponent. The activated ability is a fine mana sink/graveyard interaction. I think token strategies will enjoy this effect since over the course of an entire game, if not removed, Ethereal Absolution will absolutely give you your mana's worth.
Mystic Snake? Anyone? Mystic Elf Lizard Wizard? Okay, fine. A bit harder to cast than the Snake, this creature has an extra power, as well as Elf and Wizard tribal synergies. Mean with Riptide Laboratory, fun with Wirewood Symbiote, and works better than its predecessor with Ophiomancer.
It's a good thing this is such an amazing card because that artwork sitting by itself in a bulk bin would be such a waste. Growth Spiral is similar to Coiling Oracle, trading the abuseable creature body for the ability to cast it at instant speed. Both could see play reasonably in most Simic+ decks, so feel free to slot this beauty right on in.
Arcades, the Strategist has a new goodie to play with. Sadly, this can't go into Doran decks, but Arcades will have to do.
Though an excellent mana sink, Hydroid Krasis just misses the cut for me. The juicy part of this creature being a cast trigger is really awesome, but it lacks the ability for abuse with blinks. Expecting it to live long enough to buyback for recast just sounds like a long and uphill journey I don't want to undertake with this Jellyfish.
EDH is a format chalk full of 1 mana permanents. Even still, her ability to off Llanowar Elves and Sol Ring here and there isn't a strong enough draw. Dack Fayden should show you what 3 mana planeswalkers are capable of. Don't settle for less.
A nice 4 mana wrath to add to the sadly small lineup. Being able to wipe the board for this cheap is always appreciated. Be warned that despite the cheap cost, the colored requirement is quite a hurdle to hit by turn 4, so I suggest including her in strictly Orzhov decks only. Once you add another color, it becomes much harder to reliably cast, even with fetch/dual/shock/Fetid Heath mana bases.
I wrote an entire article on Lavinia. I predict she will have an impact in Vintage and Commander, and be a great build around card. I love how she slows down or occasionally entirely shuts off some of the most busted things you can do at the EDH table. Of course, I do wish she was mono-colored so she could fit into more decks, but being Azorius means that you could technically run her as your general as well (not recommended). The number of cards she turns off (just for opponents) is staggering and she does crazy things with Knowledge Pool and Omen Machine. I am excited to toy around with some Lavinia builds and I know many others have already begun.
Nikya of the Old Ways is a solid role player that will see play in some decks that make use of mana doublers (like Mana Flare/Heartbeat of Spring). Additionally, you can use her in combo decks that can combo her with Palinchron and friends to do big dumb things. This is the first time we've had a cheap mana doubler that can be put in the Command Zone (yeah, sorry Vorinclex, you are the payoff, not the enabler, buddy). Because of this, there may be some new decks that arise due to the constant access to the effect. Don't forget, Nikya won't always be in play, so her ability is no excuse to exclude cards like Sol Ring or Mana Crypt from your deck.
Oh my, Birthing Pod, is that you? Haters will say it's fake and "no," but you can't put Birthing Pod in the Command Zone, sweetie. People have wasted no time in already busting out the combos with her in every format, and I'm sure by the time this is posted, there will already be new ones. Having access to this effect reliably on turn 4 (or earlier—she is green, after all) is something we haven't seen since Yisan. And we all know how strong he turned out to be. I predict many, many players will pick up this Elf, Ooze, Wizard and get to work sifting through their deck to destroy their enemies. If you want to build a Prime Speaker Vannifar deck, I suggest picking up Lightning Greaves, Thornbite Staff, Intruder Alarm, Scryb Ranger, and Thousand-Year Elixir ASAP.
Nooooo, why can't this fit in Zndrplt and Okaun?! Well, at least Rakdos, the Showstopper is an enabler for Chance Encounter himself. Building a deck that revolves around just that sounds like a riot. Time to dust off my Grim Tutor.
I am not sold on this card. If you already run Fires of Yavimaya this can be a fine substitute (if you don't run tokens), or replacement (especially if you have lots of blue in your meta). That being said, in my experience these spells end up looking better than they play out, so I am not sure there actually is a home for this. But hey, if you like haste or +1/+1 counters look no further.
Do you like Helix Pinnacle? Because if you do, I've got something to sell you. Proliferate, Undying combo, Kraj—it matters not. Time to ascend!
Grave Pact, Skullclamp, Divine Visitation, you name it. There are lots of cards that combo nicely with this new Orzhov general. Despite liking the character, I was never a big fan of her previous two iterations, but I do like this Teysa as a solid build-around.
Though I like Teysa more than before, this version of Zegana isn't doing it for me. Her solid stats and trample enabling aren't the kind of things I am looking to spend this kind of mana on in Commander. Prime Speaker Zegana for life, baby.


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About West House
West House School was founded in 1895 as a day and boarding prep school for boys. Termly boarding ended in the mid-1960s and weekly boarding in the early 1990s; the school is now Birmingham's only preparatory day school exclusively for boys.
At the end of the 1990s, parental demand for selective secondary schooling from the age of 11, rather than 13, led to the phasing out of Years 7 and 8 and the emergence of the school as a leading private primary school.
In 1999 the opportunity arose to amalgamate with a well-established local private nursery school and West House Co-educational Day Nursery was opened. This has since evolved to become the Early Years Department of the school and provides an outstanding environment for both boys and girls from the age of one.
While West House School stands on its original site, the facilities have been developed extensively over the years. In 1982, a well-equipped sports hall was added to the site and in 2013 this was developed further to include state-of-the-art theatrical features. Renamed Duce Hall after Headmaster Kim Duce (1974 – 2004), it now hosts a number of productions throughout the year, in addition to everyday sports activities.
In celebration of the school's 100th anniversary, the Centenary Building was completed in 1996 with the support of the West House Old Boys' Association. It now houses an art and design studio, an ICT suite and a spacious school library, run by a full-time librarian.
2019 WHOBA Magazine
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Our pupils leave West House with such fond memories and strong friendships that joining the West House Old Boys' Association (WHOBA) is a must. The association provides great opportunities to stay in touch with friends and peers and to find out how the school develops.
Annual events include sporting fixtures and visits to the school, along with reunion dinners and celebrations. Details are published in the school magazine along with extensive Old Boys' news. The most recent magazine can be viewed through the Old Boys' portal.
Old Boys are encouraged to update the school on their circumstances which can be emailed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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School Term Dates 2021
Spring Term 2021 Begins - Tues 5th Jan
Half Term - Mon 15th Feb to Fri 19th Feb
Term Ends - Tues 30th March
Summer Term 2021 Begins - Tues 20th April
Half Term - Mon 31st May to Fri 4th June
Term Ends - Fri 9th July


The ultimate European adventure every June and July travelling safely and comfortably between cities via train so you have the maximum time exploring. Don't miss out on the experience of a lifetime and friends for life volunteering abroad!
Join our mixed group of similar aged students.
Adventure of your life time, and friends for life!
Cheers! Enjoy a welcome dinner in London with your group. Followed by a full day to explore by visiting great historical landmarks – Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, and St. Paul's Cathedral. Next in Paris take a stroll down the Champs-Élysées, climb up the Eiffel Tower or visit the Musée du Louvre, home to the infamous Mona Lisa! Next stop Barcelona – the extraordinary church of Sagrada Família, the winding alleys in the beautiful Gothic Quarter, and the world-famous Las Ramblas.
Next we head to Cote d'Azur following the coastline of the stunning French Riviera. Check out luxury yachts in the Marina, or spend the day at Port Hercules. From there, Florence has plenty to keep you busy with Renaissance piazzas and not far from the city of Pisa. Rome is your next stop - an ancient place to explore with the Colosseum, and the Forum and Palatine Hill.
In Venice you'll find many magnificent churches and palaces and the Grand Canal full of gondolas will leave you in awe. From there we cross the border into Austria and visit Vienna full of imperial history with exciting contemporary museums, lively eating and nightlife scenes, and many quiet corners to explore. Your next stop is Prague, located aside the Vltava (Moldau) River, explore the cobbled streets of the city centre, countless old churches and courtyards.
Berlin is a must see destination after successfully uniting its own East and West with reminders of the events of the 20th century. From there we continue into Amsterdam. This compact city is the perfect place for a farewell group dinner and night out with friends! We then make our way back via Brussels to London when your European adventure comes to an end.
Time to take it easy and relax with either a beach day, a visit to the mountains, or enjoy the serene countryside.
"Thanks for an epic road trip! My brother did a European trip by bus, so I chose you guys for something newer, more up to date.
I wanted to see the cities but like the fact you guys are out there, living it.
As a sort of introduction to Europe, this trip was fantastic. I had tons of fun and learned a bunch everywhere we went and got to know myself a whole lot better.Being able to have all the travel and lodging planned already was a blessing. It meant that I had the time to figure out exactly what I wanted to do with the freedom we all had in each city. I loved exploring with the group, but some days I just needed to take advantage of the opportunity to go off by myself and do whatever I wanted to do and have some time alone.I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this trip to someone looking to step out of their comfort zone and discover Europe.
The past 25 days have been a life changing experience. I got to see so many cities and countries and I got to meet so many new incredible people. As a recap, I started off in London where I met Terry, Ben, Zoe, Hannah, Josh (aka Joey), Shannon, Lung-Hou and Megan. We travelled to Paris, Barcelona, Monaco & Nice, Florence, Rome, Venice, Vienna, Prague, Berlin, Amsterdam and back to London. We shared so many adventures and new interesting experiences together. The real truth is that there was a little tension towards the middle/end of the trip because when you spend 24 hours every day for 25 days with the same 8 people, you see them for who they really are-you see them at their best and at their worst-rather than for who they wish you to see. But looking back now, here at home, I already miss them all because I was with these 8 people, and only these 8 people for 25 days across the ocean, far away from the comforts of home and my family, sharing these mazing experiences with them. From getting lost in Paris with Zoe; the train ride from Paris to Barcelona with Terry, Ben and Josh; being on the brink of heat stroke in Nice and Ben running to get me water; spending the stressful day in Rome with Hannah; wandering the alleys of Venice with Hannah and Lung-Hou; the long late night chat at the hostel in Berlin with Terry on his birthday; the evening I planned my day in Amsterdam with Megan; exploring London with Zoe and Lung-Hou; and finally saying goodbye to everyone at the hostel where we started. Along the journey I have also made many friends not on the trip. The first was Peter who I played cards with and talked to in Barcelona, who we met in Rome, Vienna and Prague again as he was there the same time we were; Lou in Venice at the hostel who tagged along and watched fireworks with the rest of us; Nicole and Monica who I met at the hostel in Prague and then spent the next day with exploring Prague; Matt, Danielle, Jeff and Ronan who I played cards and talked with at the hostel in Berlin; Keaton and Jackson who I met while waiting in line for 2 hours at the Anne Frank house in Amsterdam and who walked through it with me. Thank you to Lauren for organizing this whole trip-it was an amazing experience and I hope to actually meet you in person someday! Thank you to everyone on the trip and to all the people I met along the way for making this an amazing experience that I'll never forget. A special thanks to Terry for everything he's done on the trip-gotten us to trains and hostels, stopped me from getting heat stroke and overall made the trip the best I could have hoped for! I enjoyed travelling, spending time with and getting to know you Terry over the past 25 days, I already miss you and our deep conversations very much and hope to see you again very soon! I am happy to be home now, but I miss everyone very much and hope to meet you all again someday soon. I love all of you very much and wish you all the best! Until next time.
One of my many favourite memories of the trip was being in Florence. To begin with we stayed in a wonderful old house just outside the main square. I shared an apartment with the girls which included a balcony with a lovely view of old stone houses and cathedrals. I spent the day wandering around the city, walking across the Ponte Vecchio bridge, finding little shops ran by locals and accidentally ending up at the Boboli Gardens where we wrote in our journals or relaxed. After having dinner in the evening we decided to climb a hill where we watched the sunset over the beautiful city.


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Project aims to optimise lubrication in industrial machining
18th August 2021 11:02 am 18th August 2021 11:02 am
A Brighton University researcher has received nearly £200,000 for a project that will improve machine lubrication and cut the environmental impact of many industrial machining processes.
Image by Michael Schwarzenberger from Pixabay
Professor Crua, a fluid dynamics specialist at the Sir Harry Ricardo Laboratories within Brighton University's Advanced Engineering Centre, is part of a £1.35m consortium project investigating Minimum Quantity Lubrication (MQL) in precision manufacturing, which is being funded by Innovate UK.
Many UK businesses continue to rely on ageing machinery that uses an excess of costly, environmentally damaging and machine degrading coolant.
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Instead of flooding a cutting area with coolant, MQL delivers a small quantity of oil to the cutting zone. This reduces the amount of coolant required by up to 99 per cent, while recent research by project partners at the University of Sheffield's Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre has shown that MQL can reduce running costs by up to half and energy use by a fifth. It can also avoid the need to clean the component after machining and reduce health risks to machine operators.
Brighton's Advanced Engineering Centre will help develop an Ultrasonic Minimum Quantity Lubrication (UltraMQL) system to retrofit to existing machining equipment. According to the University, this will enable SMEs to take advantage of previously unaffordable technologies, and upgrade for incoming regulations under Net Zero targets.
In a statement, Professor Crua said: "[Brighton University] will develop a new high-precision lubricator, and apply laser and imaging measurement techniques to verify the spray performance against flow rate and droplet size requirements.
"A finer oil mist with precisely controlled droplet sizes and flow rate will deliver a much more reliable machining lubrication system. This will be achieved using ultrasonic technology, normally found in research grade atomisers, which can be precisely tuned to produce highly repeatable droplets."
The UltraMQL project will be led by precision machining specialists Kugel Rotary and will see Brighton University collaborate with Quaker Houghton (lubricants) and Bloc Digital (IoT).
"Lubrication is a critical factor during metal cutting processes," said Stuart Vere, managing director of Kugel Rotary Services. "Insufficient lubricant as well as excessive lubricant can have a detrimental effect on quality, cost and time and have an adverse impact on the environment. Just like other flexible variables such as speeds and feeds, the application of lubrication should also be optimised to ensure the best results whilst keeping overall oil contamination to a minimum."
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Justice Department preparing for Mueller report in coming days
"Regulations call for Mueller to submit to the attorney general a confidential explanation as to why he decided to charge certain individuals, as well as who else he investigated and why he decided not to charge those people. The regulations then call for the attorney general to report to Congress about the investigation. An adviser to President Trump said there is palpable concern among the president's inner circle that the report might contain information about Trump and his team that is politically damaging, but not criminal conduct."
ACLU on border wall 'emergency': We'll see you in court, President Donald Trump
"Trump added that his reason for the declaration was that he wanted to build the wall "much faster." But that's not how our democratic system works. Congress considered his desire for $5.7 billion in wall funding — and rejected it, instead appropriating $1.375 billion for new border barriers. The president cannot now try to get his way by unilaterally taking money that Congress has already budgeted for other things."
Trump's Bizarre, Rambling Announcement of a National Emergency
"The move is sure to draw legal challenges, and might not take effect exactly as Trump described. But the fact remains that the president has declared a national emergency in order to save face with anti-immigration members of the conservative media and his base, having been roundly defeated in a joust with Congress over funding. In essence, the president has created a new crisis to get himself out of a previous crisis—which he also created. And the timing of Trump's announcement, after months of equivocating and congressional debate, hardly supports the idea of an acute crisis."
Donald Trump declared a national emergency to secure funding for a wall at the U.S. – Mexico border. Sixteen states are suing over the use of emergency powers.
Arrested Coast Guard Officer Allegedly Planned Attack 'On A Scale Rarely Seen'
"A 49-year-old Coast Guard lieutenant charged with stockpiling weapons and drugs is being described as a "domestic terrorist" who was planning "to murder innocent civilians on a scale rarely seen in this country," according to court documents filed in U.S. District Court in Maryland on Tuesday. Federal prosecutors say Christopher Paul Hasson, a self-described white nationalist living in Silver Spring, Md., was amassing firearms since at least 2017, while cultivating plans to launch a widespread attack on prominent Democratic lawmakers, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and several high-profile television anchors from MSNBC and CNN."
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China Uses DNA to Track Its People, With the Help of American Expertise
"China wants to make the country's Uighurs, a predominantly Muslim ethnic group, more subservient to the Communist Party. It has detained up to a million people in what China calls "re-education" camps, drawing condemnation from human rights groups and a threat of sanctions from the Trump administration. Collecting genetic material is a key part of China's campaign, according to human rights groups and Uighur activists. They say a comprehensive DNA database could be used to chase down any Uighurs who resist conforming to the campaign."
Rethinking Medical Ethics
"The AMA's Principles of Medical Ethics advise physicians that responsibility to the patient is "paramount." But where does responsibility lie when AI enters the equation? The answer is still being worked out by ethicists, researchers, and regulators. One problem is that AI multiplies the number of people who contribute to a patient's care and brings in those, like data scientists, who aren't traditionally bound by medical ethics. Also, as the black box problem shows, it isn't always possible to know exactly how an AI system made a diagnosis or prescribed a treatment."
ICE force-feeding detainees on hunger strike
"ICE confirmed Thursday there are 11 detainees in El Paso who are on hunger strikes — which means they have refused nine consecutive meals — and an additional four in the agency's Miami, Phoenix, San Diego and San Francisco areas of responsibility, according to agency spokeswoman Leticia Zamarripa. In mid-January, two weeks after they stopped eating, a federal judge authorized force-feeding of some El Paso detainees, Zamarripa said. She did not address the detainees' allegations of abuse but did say the El Paso Processing Center would closely monitor the food and water intake of detainees to protect their health and safety."
The cost to reproduce: When finances affect medical and ethical choices
"As technology advances and more Americans turn to IVF to conceive, many argue that fertility treatments should be considered part of standard medical treatment, subject to insurance coverage like any other medical intervention. Without coverage, individuals are left to pay $12,000-$17,000 or more per cycle out of pocket, leading some to take bigger risks by transferring more than one embryo in the hopes that their chances of a live birth will be improved since they cannot afford to try this twice."
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AI researchers debate the ethics of sharing potentially harmful programs
"A recent decision by research lab OpenAI to limit the release of a new algorithm has caused controversy in the AI community. The nonprofit said it decided not to share the full version of the program, a text-generation algorithm named GPT-2, due to concerns over "malicious applications." But many AI researchers have criticized the decision, accusing the lab of exaggerating the danger posed by the work and inadvertently stoking "mass hysteria" about AI in the process."
The winter of AI discontent – thoughts on trends in tech ethics
"Technology platforms, including automated decision-making systems, can exacerbate these rifts, but technology does not create them in isolation. How can we build an ethics for AI when we are not even aligned on ethics in technology as a broader field or, indeed, in most other forms of human endeavor? The data science community is beginning to use conversations around the risks of automating systemic biases to push for better understanding of how existing biases show up. When we can measure the impact of systemic inequality on particular populations, we are better able to understand and measure the impact of AI interventions on those populations."
Fixing Tech's Ethics Problem Starts in the Classroom
"Casey Fiesler, a faculty member in the Department of Information Science at the University of Colorado Boulder, said that a common model in engineering programs is a stand-alone ethics class, often taught towards the end of a program. But there's increasingly a consensus among those teaching tech ethics that a better model is to discuss ethical issues alongside technical work."
Pope meets head of Microsoft to discuss ethics in technology, AI
"The president of Microsoft, Brad Smith, told Pope Francis that a "human voice" was needed to speak up in the world of technology today…Smith and a delegation from the U.S.-based technology company met with the pope Feb. 13 to discuss the centrality of the human person and the need for ethics in artificial intelligence."
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez invented a 'Corruption Game' to slam lax government ethics laws during a viral Oversight Committee hearing
"Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Wednesday used her new seat on the House Oversight Committee to deliver an impassioned argument for campaign-finance reform and stronger government ethics laws. The New York Democrat posed a creative series of questions to ethics experts to expose how a corrupt, self-interested lawmaker could avoid accountability in Congress."
The Urgency of Now: Corporate Ethics and the #MeToo Movement
"If there was ever a compelling argument for ethics and compliance professionals to reiterate the importance of a culture of ethics, now is the time. Companies have to recognize that promoting and managing their cultures is one of several important measures to prevent and detect improper sexual harassment and assault incidents from occurring."
Vast Majority of Employees Say There's an Urgent Need for Moral Leadership in Business Today – But It's All Too Rare, New Report Says
"The vast majority of U.S. employees – 87% – say business today urgently needs moral leadership. That's according to a new report "The State of Moral Leadership in Business 2019" released today by LRN Corporation. LRN, a leading ethics and compliance company, surveyed 1,100 employees, managers and top executives at companies with at least 1,000 people across 17 industries. Across industries, roles, gender, and tenures, respondents were equally emphatic about their desire for managers and executives to lead with the company's deeper purpose, inspire and elevate people, uphold moral values, and actively engage in questions of right and wrong."
Pope Francis Opens Summit on Sexual Abuse: 'Hear the Cry of the Little Ones'
"With his moral authority in question and his papal legacy in the balance, Pope Francis opened a historic summit meeting at the Vatican on Thursday devoted to clerical child sexual abuse, an issue that has for decades devastated some corners of his vast church while being utterly ignored and denied in others."
As Pope Holds Sex Abuse Summit, U.S. Catholics Not Hopeful For 'Bold Moves'
"In the weeks that followed the Pope's announcement, however, U.S. Catholics in particular have become disappointed over his characterization of the summit as a gathering that will merely feature "prayer and discernment," hardly an ambitious vision for what could have been a momentous event."
Confidence in Pope Francis Down Sharply in U.S.
"As allegations and investigations of sex abuse in the Catholic Church become more widespread, a new Pew Research Center survey finds that confidence in the way Pope Francis is handling the crisis has plummeted among U.S. Catholics. Just three-in-ten Catholic adults say Francis is doing an "excellent" or a "good" job addressing the issue, which is down 24 points since 2015 and 14 points from when Pew Research Center last asked the question in January of this year."
Growing Marijuana Industry Struggles To Attract Employees Of Color
"As marijuana becomes legal around the country, blacks and Latinos are often left out of new business opportunities. Advocates say people of color are often reluctant to join the growing legal marijuana economy because they were targeted far more often than whites during the war on drugs. Studies show members of such communities were arrested and jailed for illegal marijuana use far more often than whites."
The Racial Divide Is the Political Divide
"As racial identity and partisan identity more closely align, and as turnout becomes a more and more important metric for assessing political fortunes, the PRRI poll also finds that people of color are markedly more likely to report having faced notable barriers in electoral and civic participation than white respondents."
Is Trump 'Racist'? Democratic Foes Give Varying Answers
"Some white candidates in the Democratic contest, such as Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, take on the issue explicitly by calling the president a "racist." But black and Latino contenders like Senator Kamala Harris, Senator Cory Booker and former Housing Secretary Julián Castro are more circumspect, mirroring the rhetorical prudence of former President Barack Obama on race."
Path to Racial Equity in VA Includes Environmental Justice
"Now, focusing on the error of his ways regarding the blackface revelations, Northam has professed a desire to further racial equity in Virginia, and is traveling throughout the state on a reconciliation "listening tour." Racial equity, however, requires meaningful action in the form of racially equitable results, and racial equity in Virginia must include environmental justice. This includes clean energy — not polluting gas infrastructure in a historic African American community. Clean energy resources, such as solar and wind energy, would provide more jobs than the largely temporary ones the pipeline would bring, and without the public health and safety risks, environmental damage, and climate disruption that polluting pipeline infrastructure will yield."
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