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APV GA1 DVD
A World of Watercolour
Artist: Greg Allen
Language: English 80 mins
Format: PAL DVD
Greg paints in a strong, loose and colourful way and his paintings contain elements of sound design and draftmanship and a crisp, direct technique. In this film he starts off with an initial session of techniques in his studio in Melbourne. He them demonstrates his method of painting, choosing views along the coast near his home. The second part of the film sees him travelling to France where he paints a street scene and harbour in the picturesque port of Honfleur in Northern France.
LEISURE PAINTER - February 2008
Review by Theodora Wilcox
Spontaneous watercolours
With his sunny Australian accent, and boundless enthusiasm, acclaimed watercolour artist Greg Allen, is a pleasure to learn from. In his latest film, A World of Watercolour, he starts by showing us what makes his medium special. He rapidly lays on colour, showing a range of techniques all on one sheet of paper. He then goes back and explains how these effects were achieved; using dampened paper to create softer finishes, or painting directly onto a dry surface to ensure a crisp edge. He moves from the mark making to create three- dimensional forms, showing how quickly damp paper can pull colour round to create the illusion of a three- dimensional cylinder or sphere. It is almost like magic! It�s a lively and engaging start.
Over the course of the film, Greg completes four demonstrations. The first is a beach scene at Sandringham, outside Melbourne. Although not a particularly sunny day, he creates a painting that is full of contrast and colour. The second demonstration is again in Sandringham, but this time a more intimate view of a pathway running through sunlit trees. He shows how he creates bold sketches to first decide on his composition, and then how to lay in the main shapes and tonal values. Being a hot day, he needs lots of water, washing in colour, and then lifting out highlights with a flick of his fingernail.
The second half of the film moves to Honfleur in France. He zooms in on a section of the harbour, flanked by interesting buildings and set against the light. This provides the opportunity to learn how Greg so successfully captures water. Finally, he finds a characterful backstreet where he can explore the relationships of shapes within the historic architecture, accompanied by an organ recital in a nearby church!
By merit of planning carefully and keeping things simple, Greg�s work always looks fresh and spontaneous. His aim is to help the viewer see the world through the eyes of a watercolour artist, which in Greg�s case, are twinkling ones!
(10/10) Submitted by: IanR 22-Mar-2012
A fine artist who is able to capture fleeting moments and changing patterns of light. Helpful commentary too, which helps to understand Allen's thought processes as he sets and then adapts his ultimate goal.
(10/10) Submitted by: Ben Lee 27-Sep-2012
(10/10) Submitted by: Nelson 3-May-2013
I think Greg Allen is an excellent artist, relaxed, with pedagogical skills (non-selfish) and a great sense of humor. His video helped me a lot. When can we expect the next?


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The list of slaughtered wolves continues to grow. 40 is the quota authorized by the government: we are at 19 today. One Voice no longer supports the announcement of all these deaths: stop the massacre of a species already too fragile and put in place solutions respectful of these beings and that of the environment.
Wolf are you there? Can you hear me? Not sure he is still around, if we take the path of the Ministry of Ecological Transition and Solidarity, who authorizes in the decree of July 18th, 2017 the "levy" of 40 wolves without distinction of age or gender within French territory. In other words, the annual measure makes it possible to kill indiscriminately about forty individuals of this species in order not to hinder pastoral activities. 19 have already paid the price, there are only 21 left! But finally, what about the 40 or so of an entire population, will you tell us about this?
Many, knowing that 300 is the estimate of the total number of wolves in France and has been so for three years.It's enough that the species passes the 34% mortality mark to stop its population from growing and to begin a downward trend towards its disappearance. And of course, it is to count these deaths without considering the natural and accidental deaths (accidents of the road) of these magnificent animals. Obviously, protecting them should be a priority, but the government does not see it that way.
The ministry preferred to focus on pastoral activities and this is not the first time. Culling wolves is supposed to reduce the damage caused by these predators on sheep flocks. However, today, no figure allows to affirm that the method is effective. According to the ESCo reports, the impact would even be counterproductive. So even if killing a wolf reduces the size of a pack, it does not diminish its hunting territory. And, as a result of the instability generated by the death of one of their own, wolves live in search of empty spaces and form new groups. The damage caused by them is undeniable, but have we thought of more effective solutions?
Alternatives exist, but before being implemented, they imply "to consider animals other than interchangeable representatives of a species considered homogeneous".
To be clearer, it is essential to study wolves not only in packs but also as individuals in their own right. These sentient animals also have an intellectual complexity and a variety of behaviours with their peers. The size of the territories, the survival of the litters, the dispersion rate of the wolves differs from one group to the another. If we took the time to observe them, it would be possible to learn to send them intelligible messages or to carry out a targeted and non-violent sampling of threatening individuals after a rigorous surveillance.
In the short term, proven prevention methods can be used. They consist of setting up guarding and enhanced surveillance of herds, or investing in equipment for restraint pens.
Stop the slaughter of wolves and find more respectful solutions! But before being able to implement alternatives, One Voice appealed to the State Council to demand right now the cancellation of Article 1 of the decree, namely the slaughter of 40 individuals from July 2017 to June 2018.
Effectivement, le retour du loup en France semble s'être fait de manière naturelle, mais plusieurs thèses prétendent le contraire. Je me permets de vous soumettre un article très documenté, qui étudie les deux possibilités mais penche plutôt pour un retour naturel... http://loup.org/spip/Les-loups-reintroduction-ou-retour,422.html ... De toutes façons, ces "prélèvements" sont abjects et il existe d'autres solutions qui permettent la cohabitation, encore faudrait-il la volonté de les rechercher.
Le loup est un être vivant, qui a besoin de se nourrir pour survivre. Les éleveurs de moutons doivent comprendre que chacun a droit à la nourriture et devraient eux-mêmes trouver des solutions pour que les loups puissent rassasier leur faim. La solution qui consiste à les éliminer, après les avoir réimportés des Alpes italiennes est abjecte. Honte à Nicolas Hulot, qui a signé un tel décret, il me déçoit beaucoup !
Ramses, Les loups n'ont pas eu à être réimportés,pour être éliminés ensuite. Ils sont revenus d'eux mêmes.


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from django.http import HttpResponseRedirect
from django.shortcuts import render
from django.template import Context, Template
from django.http import HttpResponse
from django.shortcuts import redirect
from models import Question, Pool,Category,Difficulty
from pprint import pprint,pformat
import json

game_template = """

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    {{level_3}}
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 """
question_template = """ {{ question }}

"""

def home(request):
  t = Template(game_template)
  cat1 = Category.objects.all()[0].name
  cat2 = Category.objects.all()[1].name
  cat3 = Category.objects.all()[2].name
  levels = list()
  for obj in Difficulty.objects.all():
    levels.append(obj.points)
  levels.sort()
  c = Context({'category_1': cat1  , 'category_2': cat2, 'category_3' : cat3 , 'level_1' : levels[0], 'level_2' : levels[1] , 'level_3' : levels[2], 'score' : '0 you suck'})

  return HttpResponse(t.render(c))

def populate_db(request):
  if Category.objects.count() == 0:
     c = Category(name="smtp",adjustment=1)
     c.save()
     c = Category(name="sip",adjustment=1)
     c.save()
     c = Category(name="irc",adjustment=1)
     c.save()
  if Difficulty.objects.count() == 0:
     d = Difficulty(points=100)
     d.save()
     d = Difficulty(points=300)
     d.save()
     d = Difficulty(points=200)
     d.save()
  categories = Category.objects.all()
  difficulties = Difficulty.objects.all()
  return HttpResponse('done')

def convert(input):
    if isinstance(input, dict):
        return {convert(key): convert(value) for key, value in input.iteritems()}
    elif isinstance(input, list):
        return [convert(element) for element in input]
    elif isinstance(input, unicode):
        return input.encode('utf-8')
    else:
        return input

def populate_questions(request):
#  pass
#  return HttpResponse('done')
  wipe = request.GET.get('wipe')
  if wipe != None:
    Question.objects.all().delete()
    return HttpResponse("Wiped")
  if Question.objects.count() == 0:
    error=list()
    with open('game/questions.json') as f:
      for question in json.loads(f.read()):
        question = convert(question)
        error.append(question['answer_text'])
        difficulty1 = Difficulty.objects.get(points = int(question['difficulty']))
        error.append(difficulty1.points)
        category1 = Category.objects.get(name = question['category'])
        q = Question(difficulty=difficulty1, answer_text=question['answer_text'], question_text=question['question_text'], category=category1, pcap=question['pcap'])
        q.save()
      return HttpResponse(pformat(error))
  else:
    return HttpResponse("Questions already built")
def random_record(records):
  return records[random.randint(0,records.count()-1)

def question(request):
  if not  request.user.is_authenticated():
    return  HttpResponseRedirect('/')
  user = request.user
  difficulty = request.GET.get('difficulty')
  category  = request.GET.get('category')
  if Pool.objects.filter(user=user).count() != 9:
    Pool.objects.filter(user=user).delete()
    for x in Category.objects:
       for y in Difficulty.objects():
    return HttpResponse('blba')

  return HttpResponse(pformat(user.username))

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Domestication programmes and disease emergence.
Peter Edwards writes on rural aquaculture: Integrated rice/crayfish farming in Hubei Province, China.
Improvement of seaweed Kappaphycus alvarezii culture production by reducing grazing by rabbit fish (Siganus spp.).
Exploring the fisheries of Wular Lake, Kashmir, India.
Golden mahseer, Tor putitora - a possible candidate species for hill aquaculture.
25th NACA Governing Council held in Vientiane, Lao PDR.
Dr Cherdsak Virapat elected as next Director General of NACA.
9th Symposium on Diseases in Asian Aquaculture.
NACA to convene the 11th AFS Asian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum.
Free primers for specific detection of bacterial isolates that cause acute hepatopancreatic necrosis disease.
World Aquaculture Adelaide 2014: Special session on regional cooperation for improved biosecurity.
AHPND detection discussion group established.
OIE Regional Workshop on Emerging Aquatic Animal Disease Response, in collaboration with NACA, Bali, Indonesia.
United Kingdom – Southeast Asia Workshop on Sustainable Aquaculture.


Penn High School's Girls Golf First team rolled to the Northern Indiana Conference championship, and the Kingsmen dominated the all-conference team selections.
Penn's Andi Sandler was named the NIC Most Valuable Player, and coach Dominic Demeter was named the Coach of the Year.
Andi Sandler, Kristin Holt, and Lyvia Li were named first-team all-NIC.
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Q: Do I have to learn Dart before starting learning Flutter? I have been reading recently about a new technology called Google Flutter, which is used to develop mobile apps(Android/iOS) with a programming language called Dart.
All that being said, do I have to learn Dart as a strong prerequisite to build apps with flutter(which makes sense) or I will learn Dart by applying and using flutter components(I kinda learned React and it's conventions plus semantics by developing React Native applications so is it the same story here?).

A: I'm a C# dev, and I got up and running pretty quickly.
To me, it seems like a C# with somewhat less ceremony when building stuff, but it feels very, very similar.

A: Really Not,Dart is such a simple and easy language that it inherits almost everything fron java and Js,If you know only one of them then you are ready to rock with flutter.
Me and almost all Flutter developer learnt Flutter first and Dart subsequently and automatically without informing themselves. And trust me the language doesnt matter, if you have hold on any language except speaking one,then you are gonna change your World.
Flutter is that awesome, and thats why we love Flutter.

A:
Do I have to learn Dart before starting learning Flutter?

No.
Dart is easy and purposefully similar to java/JS/c#. If you know one of these, you won't be lost here.
As for flutter's widgets, it's quite similar to React but easier.

A: Yes you have to, If you don't know any other programming languages like C, Kotlin. If you already have experience in, you may start flutter. But Dart programing language is mandatory.
Go throw the official document for better understanding.
https://dart.dev/guides/language/language-tour

A: Without learning Dart don't move to flutter If you have some programming experince then it will be easy to learn dart and after that you can move in flutter.

A: Must be before Flutter
Learn darts completely

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The US government interviewed the heroes of 'The Big Short' — here's what they had to say
The National Archives did a document dump on Friday, releasing transcripts, meeting agendas, and confidentiality agreements from the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.
Key Words: Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, US, The Big Short, National Archives
Trust Issues: Relative Power, Conflict of Interests, Predictability, Integrity, Benevolent Concern
Temperatures Rise on Eve of Next GOP Contest
Violent outbursts at Donald Trump's campaign rallies just days before critical Republican primary contests have brought the presidential race to a crossroads, with GOP voters deciding whether to embrace the front-runner's confrontational style or turn to a more traditional standard-bearer.
Key Words: US, GOP Run, Donald Trump, Campaign, Protests
Trust Issues: Benevolent Concern, Security, Integrity, Predictability
In the Apple Case, a Debate Over Data Hits Home
Three years ago, reeling from Edward J. Snowden's disclosure of the government's vast surveillance programs and uncertain how to respond, President Obama said he welcomed a vigorous public debate about the wrenching trade-offs between safeguarding personal privacy and tracking down potential terrorists.
Key Words: Apple, Data, Snowden, Barack Obama, FBI
Trust Issues: Conflict of Interests, Situational Security, Predictability, Integrity
Why Home Buyers Should Be Fearful
"Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful." Those were Warren Buffett's words in a 2008 New York Times op-ed piece. At that time, the U.S. economy was entering one of the worst recessions in history. From Mr. Buffett's perspective, it was a time to be "greedy" and find great investment opportunities.
Key Words: Alok Deshpande, CEO, Smartpath, Warren Buffett
Trust Issues: Benevolent Concern, Integrity, Adjustment, Capability
Warren Buffett explains why a good business is one 'your idiot nephew' could run
Brilliant and well-educated CEOs and managers sometimes become synonymous with their company. Whether it's Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, or Jeff Bezos, it's hard to separate the man from the operation.
Key Words: Warren Buffet, Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, Document Dump
Trust Issues: Relative Power, Security, Capability, Adjustment
Oracle is ready to reveal 'bombshell' details about Google's Android business
The next round of Oracle's copyright lawsuit against Google over Android will begin on May 9, and we can expect to be treated to a lot of "bombshells" about Google's Android business, sources close to the situation have told Business Insider.
Key Words: Oracle, Copyright Lawsuit, Google, Android
Trust Issues: Benevolent Concern, Conflict of Interests, Relative Power, Security, Capability, Adjustment


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Umno pulls support from PN out of 'loyalty to King'
Wednesday, August 4th, 2021 at News
Ahmad Zahid says an adequate number of SDs have been presented to the King, which could nullify the validity of Muhyiddin's position as PM
by SHAHEERA AZNAM SHAH & NUR HANANI AZMAN / pic by BERNAMA
UMNO has withdrawn its support for the Perikatan Nasional (PN) government as a display of loyalty to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
Party president Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the party is also demanding the resignation of Prime Minister (PM) Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (picture) for his failure to abide by the King's wishes to table the revocation of the Emergency Ordinances (EOs).
"Umno has chosen to take a stand in favour of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and will not defend the government led by Mahiaddin Md Yasin, which has failed in the eyes of the people.
"To show the party's undivided loyalty to Yang di-Pertuan Agong, the Supreme Council has unanimously agreed to withdraw support for the PN government and Mahiaddin as the PM," Ahmad Zahid said in a virtual media conference after the Supreme Council's emergency meeting yesterday.
He said Muhyiddin has to take responsibility for the failure to table and debate the EOs revocation.
"The PM's latest statement issued (yesterday) does not justify the lawlessness of the government's action which has clearly contradicted the King's order.
"The government also has ridiculed the King, who has several times ordered for all EOs to be debated at the Parliament before Aug 1 and not in September, in line with Article 150 (3) of the Federal Constitution," Ahmad Zahid added.
Earlier yesterday, Muhyiddin said a motion to debate the EOs will be tabled at the Parliament when it convenes for the fourth session of the 14th Parliament in September.
He added that with the Proclamation of Emergency ended on Aug 1, the revocation of the EOs is no longer a valid matter to be deliberated.
The PN-led government and the Palace have reached an impasse after both parties maintain their respective stance over the EOs revocation.
On July 27, a day after Law Minister Datuk Seri Takiyuddin Hassan told the Dewan Rakyat that the government had decided to revoke all the six EOs during a Cabinet meeting, the PM's Office said the PM and Attorney General had an audience with the King to explain the proposal.
A statement issued by the Palace revealed that Yang di-Pertuan Agong did not consent to the revocation of the six EOs, which were done without a debate in Parliament but through a Cabinet meeting on July 21.
Lenggong MP and Umno Supreme Council member Shamsul Anuar resigns his post as energy and natural resources minister in light of the party's decision
Meanwhile, Ahmad Zahid said an adequate number of statutory declarations (SDs) have been signed by the party's MPs who have retracted their support for the PM.
He added that the SDs have been presented to the King in a recent audience, which could nullify the validity of Muhyiddin's position as the leader of the country.
Among other politicians who were present at the media conference were Umno VP Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan, Pekan MP Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Razak, Pengerang MP Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said, Parit MP Datuk Mohd Nizar Zakaria, Baling MP Datuk Seri Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim, Tanjung Karang MP Tan Sri Noh Omar, Jerantut MP Datuk Ahmad Nazlan Idris, Machang MP Datuk Ahmad Jazlan Yaakub, Gua Musang MP Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, Cameron Highland MP Ramli Mohd Nor and Pontian MP Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan.
Separately, Lenggong MP Datuk Seri Dr Shamsul Anuar Nasarah announced his resignation as the energy and natural resources minister in light of the party's decision.
Shamsul said as an Umno member who is loyal to the party, he takes into account some of the party's decision and stances.
"My focus now is on duties as an MP for Lenggong and strengthening Umno in facing the challenging political situation," he said in a statement yesterday.
Shamsul Anuar thanked Muhyiddin for appointing him to the Cabinet and Umno's leadership whom he believed proposed him to become the federal minister.
On March 28, Shamsul Anuar had said he is ready to quit his post if that was the decision made by his party.
A spineless attempt at counter-coup
A clarity, veiled and shrouded
Malacca election a barometer for GE15
Local job seekers migrate to Australia, S. Korea on high minimum pay
Dewan Rakyat approves motion to vacate seat of Speaker
Govt aid for flood victims to rise to RM2b
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This will be serial as well. You'll need the cable from Garmin to connect this.
The EFIS SHOULD ignore this system as long as there is power to the HS34, but will use it if aircraft power fails to receive GPS data from your handheld.
In some cases having the x96 hooked directly to the EFIS causes flickering, which they are investigating. Until they get it fixed, you may wish to install an on/off switch between the x96 and the EFIS (not interrupting the signal to the HS34).
Flicker problem solved with software update v5.0 and above. You may now hook up your "emergency power out gps" directly to the EFIS as well as to the HS34.
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22,855 population in 2008, based on L.A. Department of City Planning estimates.
1.65 square mile
12,990 people per square mile, about average for the city of Los Angeles but among the highest densities for the county
Household income in thousands of 2000 dollars
$63,039 median household income (2008 dollars), about average for the city of Los Angeles and about average for the county
In Los Angeles County, Venice,Mayflower Village and Eagle Rock have the most similar household incomes.
The percentage of households earning $40,000 to $60,000 is high for the county.
50.0% of residents 25 and older have a four-year degree, high for the city of Los Angeles and high for the county
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The percentages of residents 25 and older with a bachelor's degree and a master's degree or higher are high for the county.
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Lawndale, Watts and Westmont have the most similar percentage of homeowners in Los Angeles County.
The percentages of never married males, widowed males, never married females, widowed females and divorced females are among the county's highest.
There are 286 families headed by single parents. The rate is 7.4%,low for the city of Los Angeles and low for the county.
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Florida news briefs
A man released from jail on condition he tell sex partners that he has HIV was sent back to jail for allegedly not disclosing his condition to a woman with whom he had unprotected sex.
Louis Cecil Sanders, 32, was ordered jailed without bail Thursday pending his trial on a charge of having sex with a woman without disclosing he had tested positive for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
A 22-year-old Lakeland woman told Circuit Court Judge Michael McCarthy that she had been having sex with Sanders from November until last week and that he never mentioned he has HIV. The woman, who said she sometimes had unprotected sex with Sanders, found out about Sanders' condition when a friend showed her a newspaper article about his Nov. 7 arrest.
Shortly after that arrest, Sanders was released from Polk County jail on $1,000 bond and on the condition that he would tell any future sexual partners about his HIV.
Sanders denied having had sex with the 22-year-old woman or anyone else since he was first arrested. He has passed HIV to at least three other women, according to state attorney's office affidavit.
Assistant State Attorney David Haas told McCarthy that Sanders has been held in contempt of court on a number of paternity cases. Sanders has fathered 10 children with nine women, prosecutors said.
Prosecutors have obtained permission from the court to access Sanders' medical records.
Sanders' attorney, Jim Holmes, said the state has violated his client's privacy.
"The (state) Legislature, in its infinite wisdom, has determined that having a disease and acting recklessly is against the law," Holmes said.
Gov. Jeb Bush appointed a former Republican legislator Friday to be Hillsborough County's supervisor of elections.
Phillip E. "Buddy" Johnson was a Republican state representative from 1991 until 1996. He fills the vacancy created by last week's resignation of Pam Iorio, who is running for Tampa mayor. He will serve the remainder of Iorio's term, which ends Jan. 4, 2005.
Iorio led the state association of county election supervisors during the 2000 presidential race recount.
Johnson, 50, of Plant City, is the director of the Division of Real Estate for the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Johnson is a co-founder and former CEO of BuddyFreddy's restaurants.
U.S. Rep. Allen Boyd of Monticello will be a co-chairman of the Congressional Rural Caucus.
Boyd, a fourth-term Democrat, will share the leadership of the caucus with Republican U.S. Rep. John Peterson of Pennsylvania.
Boyd is a fifth-generation farmer who continues to oversee his family's farm operations in north Florida.
The Congressional Rural Caucus is a bipartisan group that promotes policies meant to boost economic growth, health care access, education and other needs in rural areas.
Police fatally shot a wandering bull after it trampled a 12-year-old boy, possibly breaking his leg.
The bull was spotted at 6:30 p.m. Thursday roaming around near Hialeah Gardens Elementary, police Lt. Van Toth said.
A resident in a pickup tried unsuccessfully to corral the bull. The animal came after him but the man avoided getting hit.
An officer came to help the man and the bull fled down a residential street. It trampled the boy and knocked him into the air, Toth said. Officers then opened fire and killed the animal.
The boy was recovering from leg, arm and head injuries at Palmetto General Hospital in Miami Friday, Toth said. The boy's leg could be broken.
Police were still trying to figure out where the bull came from and were investigating several area farms, Toth said.
A man who helped burn a woman's body after she had been murdered by a friend of his will not go to prison because the victim's daughter urged leniency, a judge said.
Ted Hughes instead received 10 years probation Thursday after he pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact to murder and tampering with evidence in a plea agreement with prosecutors.
Hughes testified earlier this month against Michael Trimuar, 21, who was convicted of murdering his landlady in a non-jury trial and sentenced to life in prison without parole. Prosecutors did not seek a death sentence for the December 2001 murder of real estate agent Elizabeth Boliew, 58, at her Pensacola home.
Hughes testified that Trimuar had spoken about killing someone before the murder and later admitted he had stabbed and strangled Boliew.
Hughes also admitted helping Trimuar take the body to nearby Gulf Breeze where it was burned.
The victim's daughter, Tory Boliew, asked Circuit Judge John Kuder to show mercy because of Hughes' testimony and remorse. She also said that "too many lives have already been wrecked by this tragedy." Kuder told Hughes he never would have ordered probation without such a recommendation from the victim's family.
Former Atlanta Mayor Bill Campbell, who is still the focus of a lengthy federal investigation into City Hall corruption, is moving to Florida to join a law firm.
Campbell, 49, was Atlanta's mayor from 1994 to 2002. The move was announced Friday during his regular radio talk show on Atlanta station WAOK-AM.
Campbell started the show last summer, several months after leaving office.
The station's vice president and general manager, Rick Caffey, said Campbell's last day on the air will probably be next Thursday or Friday.
Campbell is joining the law firm of Willie Gary, one of the best-known black litigators in the country. The firm is based in Stuart, north of West Palm Beach.
Gary is also the chairman of Shaw University's board, which recently considered Campbell for the presidency of the Raleigh, N.C., college. Campbell withdrew his name from consideration shortly before the board chose a career educator for the post.
The federal corruption probe has resulted in charges against 10 former city officials and city contractors. Campbell, who has not been charged in the probe, has accused investigators of targeting him because him because he is black.
A woman who says she was attacked by a 3-foot-tall goose is suing Palm Beach County, claiming the county should not have allowed the bird to roam in a public park.
Darlene Griffin, 30, claims in her lawsuit that the goose lunged at her son on Feb. 5 while he was standing near a pond in Okeeheelee Park. Griffin, a medical assistant, said she jumped in between the goose and her son, who had a shunt in his chest for administering medicines, and told her son to flee. That's when the bird turned its attention toward her, she said.
Griffin then tried to block the bird with her foot, but it bit her in the foot.
"He was squawking at me and he looked like he was coming at me again," she said.
Griffin claims that she fell down while fighting with the animal and broke her tailbone. The lawsuit asserts that the goose had a history of being territorial and aggressive, but the county did not have any warning signs posted.
The county denies that. In its response to the lawsuit Jan. 8, the county said it had no duty to warn people of the "obvious" conditions at the park.
Eric Call, the county's assistant parks director, said the goose was removed from the park after the incident.
A few months later, the county hired a trapper to remove 22 geese from the park because they had become unruly.
Griffin's attorney, Joe Fields, said the fact that the county removed the birds shows they are dangerous. As further proof, Fields videotaped the goose that Griffin claims attacked her harassing other parkgoers. The video shows a man hitting the bird near the head to make it stop attacking him.
Call said pet owners drop off the geese at the park from time to time because the birds have become ornery.
The county plans to print brochures to inform people they should not leave their birds there, he said.


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Twin Peaks Essentials to Get You Ready for the Debut of Season 3: A 55-Minute Refresher, Maps, Commercials & Behind-the-Scenes Footage & More
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Have you prepared yourself to return, this Sunday, to Twin Peaks, that small Washington town, so well known for its coffee and cherry pie, once rocked by the murder of homecoming queen Laura Palmer? Fans of the eponymous television series, which first made surreal prime-time television history on ABC in 1990, have binge-watched and re-binge-watched its original two seasons in advance of the new Twin Peaks' May 21st debut on Showtime. Even fans who disliked the second season, in which series creators David Lynch and Mark Frost gave in to network pressure to resolve the story of Palmer's murder, have re-watched it, and with great excitement.
But can simply watching those first thirty episodes (and maybe the follow-up feature film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, once booed at Cannes, the very same festival which will screen the first two parts of the new Twin Peaks on the 25th) suffice?
To get yourself as deep into the show's reality as possible, we recommend dipping into the Twin Peaks material we've posted over the years here at Open Culture, beginning with the four-hour video essay on the series' making and mythology we featured just this past January. You can orient yourself by keeping an eye on Lynch's hand-drawn map of the the town of Twin Peaks, which he used to pitch the show to ABC in the first place, and which appears just above.
But Twin Peaks has its foundation as much in music as in geography. Just above, you can hear composer Angelo Badalamenti, a frequent collaborator with Lynch, tell the story of how he and the director composed the show's famous "Love Theme," which not only made an impact on the televisual zeitgeist but set the tone for the everything to follow. "It's the mood of the whole piece," Lynch once said of the composition, "It is Twin Peaks." Badalamenti has scored the new series as well, joining the long list of returnees to the project that includes not just Lynch and Frost, but Kyle MacLachlan as FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and many others from the original cast as well, including the late Miguel Ferrer and Warren Frost.
"There's so much more to Twin Peaks than a riveting murder mystery," says Alan Thicke, another performer no longer with us, hosting the 1990 behind-the-scenes preview of the show's second season just above. "There's a whole look and a feel and a texture," an experience "180 degrees away from anything else on television." As dramatically as televisual possibilities have expanded over the past 27 years, it seems safe to say that the continuation of Twin Peaks, which comes after such expansions of its fictional universe as Frost's Secret History of Twin Peaks, will maintain a similar creative distance from the rest of what's on the air. "The one thing I feel I can say with total confidence," to paraphrase David Foster Wallace writing about Lost Highway twenty years ago, is that the new Twin Peaks will be… Lynchian.
Above, you can watch a mini-season of Twin Peaks, which also doubles as a series of Japanese coffee commercials. They, too, come courtesy of David Lynch. And below, watch "Previously, on Twin Peaks…", an abbreviated, 55-minute refresher on what happened during the first two seasons of the show. (It comes to us via WelcometoTwinPeaks.) Also you can read a recap of every episode over at The New York Times.
Watch an Epic, 4-Hour Video Essay on the Making & Mythology of David Lynch's Twin Peaks
Hear 20 Minutes of Mark Frost's New Secret History of Twin Peaks, the Book Fans Have Waited 25 Years to Read
David Lynch Draws a Map of Twin Peaks (to Help Pitch the Show to ABC)
Angelo Badalamenti Reveals How He and David Lynch Composed the Twin Peaks' "Love Theme"
David Lynch Directs a Mini-Season of Twin Peaks in the Form of Japanese Coffee Commercials
Based in Seoul, Colin Marshall writes and broadcasts on cities and culture. He's at work on a book about Los Angeles, A Los Angeles Primer, the video series The City in Cinema, the crowdfunded journalism project Where Is the City of the Future?, and the Los Angeles Review of Books' Korea Blog. Follow him on Twitter at @colinmarshall or on Facebook.
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Kobe Bryant Leads Team USA's 'Redeem Team' In New Trailer
Yay Sports! Kobe Bryant Leads Team USA's 'Redeem Team' In Triumphant New Trailer
Posted on September 16, 2022 - By Alex Ford
Remember the Redeem Team?
One of Kobe Bryant's greatest feats was leading Team USA to Gold at the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008 after the squad suffered a shocking defeat and settled for Bronze during the 2004 Olympic games in Athens.
Bryant, along with reigning rebounding champion Dwight Howard and future Hall of Famer Chris Paul, joined LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony, Deron Williams, Carlos Boozer, Jason Kidd, Michael Redd, Chris Bosh, and Tayshaun Prince on the buzzy squad.
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In Netflix's 'The Redeem Team,' we get a front row seat to Team USA's redemption tour through unprecedented Olympic footage, behind-the-scenes material, and commentary from LeBron, Dwyane Wade, Mike "Coach K" Krzyzewski, and Carmelo Anthony with vintage footage of the late Kobe Bryant himself.
The documentary offers a fascinating portrait of team building, star power, and resilience that shines through in the trailer you can enjoy below:
'The Redeem Team' is the latest in a series of Netflix Docs that delve deeply into a pivotal moment in sports while exploring what happened beyond the headlines as told by those who lived it.
"What makes [the Redeem Team] significant is that unlike every American basketball team, these guys had lost not once, not twice, but three times… The bloom was off the rose with USA basketball," said Director Jon Weinbach in an interview with Netflix's Tudum.
"I wanted to remind people why it was a redemption," he continued, adding, "What does it mean? It wasn't just that they needed to win a gold medal."
'The Redeem Team' streams exclusively on Netflix October 7th, 2022.


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Livestream Replay - Until Dawn
First two hours played of PS4 exclusive horror adventure.
Bengt Lemne
On yesterday's Gamereactor Live Dóri and Magnus tried to get comfortable in their self-made cave of terror as they played through the first two hours of the recently released PS4 exclusive Until Dawn. Watch the beginnings of their adventure, one which they've vowed to return to in a week's time to seal the fate of the eight unfortunate cabin dwellers.
REVIEW. Written by Gillen McAllister on the 24th of August 2015 at 16
"Yes, Until Dawn feels like an interactive movie or horror series, but it's a very enjoyable watch - and play - while it lasts."
Supermassive CEO "can't imagine we will make more games in the Until Dawn universe"
NEWS. Written by Sam Bishop on the 11th of July 2019 at 15:30
We asked Pete Samuels about whether the chapter of Until Dawn is closed, and it seems that way, for now at least.
Several reasons why Supermassive won't do Until Dawn sequel
NEWS. Written by Sam Bishop on the 8th of May 2019 at 13:08
There are narrative reasons, but mostly it's just about focusing on new stories via The Dark Pictures anthology.
Halloween Sales are now available on PlayStation Store
NEWS. Written by Fabrizia Malgieri on the 19th of October 2016 at 20:14
You can save up to 70% on a great selection of horror themed games.
Rumour: Sony is working on Until Dawn DLC for VR
NEWS. Written by Fabrizia Malgieri on the 22nd of October 2015 at 18:42
Sony is testing new content in the UK, called Rush of Blood.
Supermassive Games discuss ideas for Until Dawn sequel
NEWS. Written by Magnus Groth-Andersen on the 12th of October 2015 at 10:51
Obviously won't feature the same characters and threat, but it's too early to talk about possible plans.
NEWS. Written by Bengt Lemne on the 27th of August 2015 at 12:00
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The mixing of tile grout depends on the grout that is chosen for your project.
Feel free to read the descriptions below on how to mix your grout to perfection. (Please note that while this article discusses dispersive grouts, it is not a product we stock).
This grout is supplied ready to use, straight from the tub. The grout inside should be a smooth, creamy paste.
Add the powder to clean, cold water and mix until a lump free paste of a uniform colour is achieved.
To achieve the best results – it is advised that when doing this you refer to the manufacturer's instruction to make sure that you follow the water to powder ratio, and also to avoid adding to much air to the mix by over-mixing or if using a drill mixer – mixing at speed that is too fast.
Mix until lump free and a uniform colour is achieved, again as with the cementitious ensure that you do not over mix as it can have an adverse effect on the grout. Also ensure that you follow the instruction of the manufacturer for the recommended ratios of filler, curing agent and resin.
With regard to the application, this will vary slightly depending on the grout type that is used.
Make sure that the tile joints are at least 6mm deep and that there is no dust or debris around the area.
Following mixing of the grout, you will need to carefully move some of the grout, using a gauging trowel onto a suitable grout float or squeegee.
Apply the grout across the surface of the tile with the grout float making sure that each joint is filled fully and compacted down.
Ensure that you work in areas that are equal to each other that will attribute to approximately 15 minutes application time. Try to remove excess grout as you go on. It is best to direct the float in a diagonal fashion across the newly grouted area to ensure that no grout is removed from the joints.
Using a damp sponge, remove any remaining grout residue from the tiles, again making sure that the sponge is moved diagonally across the tiles.
Rinse the sponge in clean, cold water thoroughly and try to remove as much water from the sponge as possible. Then lightly direct the sponge in line with the grout joints.
Once the grout has had set sufficiently, use a clean, lint free cloth to bring the tiles up to perfection.
Please note that it is possible for some cementitious grouts to be enhanced by the addition of a liquid polymer. C2 grouts contain polymer enhancements already to give the grouts additional characteristics such as mould stop, whereas C1 grouts will benefit from the addition. It is also worth mentioning that by applying a liquid polymer admixture to C1 grouts will impact on the visual appearance of the grout as it darkens it slightly.
to break down what grout has been left over. Using a circular motion, keep the pad relatively flat to the surface to ensure a flush joint; whilst also making sure no water runs into any un-grouted joints.
Clean off any emulsified grout residue with a fine sponge, taking care not to drag grout from the joints by cleaning diagonally to the grout lines.
Any remaining haze or residue on the tile surface must be cleaned off by the next day using a second emulsifying pad, with an alkaline, water based detergent; once clean, make sure that any cleaning chemical residues are rinsed away using clean water.
At Atlas Ceramics we recommend Weber Grouts, and have a wide range of their grout products in stock at all times. For cleaning and protection we recommend Lithofin products, many of which are available with 20% off when ordered online, and also Bright Ideas for tools and accessories.


With sky-high blond hair and a dress only a sea witch could sport, Rebel Wilson delivered a perfectly nasty rendition of "Poor Unfortunate Souls" as part of Hollywood Bowl's The Little Mermaid Live on June 4. In the clip above, and in front of a full orchestra, Wilson shimmies, shakes and barks out the song's famously evil sentiment.
"If you want to cross the bridge, my sweet, you've got the pay the toll / Take a gulp and take a breath, and go ahead and sign the scroll," she warns between cartoon interludes straight from the 1989 Disney cartoon classic.
And from darkness to light, Sara Bareilles shined as the story's adventurous protagonist, Ariel. With a series of crimson extensions and a sea foam gown, Bareilles delivered a beautifully naive take on "Part of Your World" in the segment below that finds her up and away from her typical piano perch. "When's it my turn? / Wouldn't I love, love to explore that shore up above?" she pleads.
Tituss Burgess also shined as Sebastian, John Stamos charmed the crowd as Chef Louis and Darren Criss made for a perfectly buttoned-up Prince Eric.
Watch the performances above, and tell us if you think the performances stack up against the movie's original tracks.


We had a lovely one night stay at this hotel, although the room we were given first (room 5) was too noise due to a kitchen extractor fan but when mentioned it we were given another room immediately which was large, clean, nice and cozy (room 9).
Food and breakfast was great,staff welcoming, great location too.
the staff were great very helpful always pleasant food was good .
Great location. Would stay again.
Staff very friendly, nice breakfasts, large clean room, a lovely place to stay.
Arrived and were greeted by Joy who booked us in and showed us our rooms.
A good basic accommodation with a standard pub menu and who are happy to accept a dog is part of the family.
It's not 5 star luxury but that's not what you expect for the price. It's certainly one we would return to.
We had a brilliant time our first time in Wales,,the hotel was excellent people very friendly ,atmosphere in bar area brilliant, we was told on arrival that we may hear noise from the bar area below our room at night didn't hear anything at all, the breakfast was the best quality and quantity you need to go for a walk before breakfast to build appetite!!.
The hotel was within easy access for walking up the hilly area and the beach and town.
Accommodation was spacious and clean. Staff were all lovely and friendly.


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Felixstowe beach dog ban rules decided – see what the decision is here
Jason Noble, Local Democracy Reporter
Felixstowe beach. Picture: ARCHANT - Credit: Archant
Existing rules banning dogs from a portion of Felixstowe beach will remain in place it has been confirmed, after proposals to ban dogs from a larger area failed to get public backing.
Existing bylaws prevent dogs from going on the stretch of beach between Manwick Road and Arwela Road between May 1 and September 30 for those who want to use the beach without dogs nearby.
Those rules have been in place for more than 20 years, but Felixstowe Town Council put forward proposals to extend the area of the ban to include the beach between Manor End and Cobbold's Point, but reduce the time of the ban to 10am-6pm.
The existing bylaws are set to be replaced by a public space protection order, with a public consultation on both the town council proposals and the existing rules being put forward.
Following the consultation, Suffolk Coastal District Council's cabinet on Tuesday night agreed to pursue plans to keep existing rules in place.
Steve Gallant, Suffolk Coastal's cabinet member for community health said: "It's one of those things where Suffolk Coastal District Council were happy to deliver what local people wanted.
"I think this is a good decision personally – it balances the needs of the holidaymakers who want to sit on the beach where they can do that without dogs, and there are plenty of other areas where people can exercise their dogs, dog lovers and families with dogs can go."
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The public consultation featured 209 responses to the existing plans, with 60% backing it. The town council proposals resulted in 221 responses where 50% favoured those compared to 49% who didn't.
A spokesman from Felixstowe Town Council said: "Because Felixstowe has become so popular council wanted to put forward the question should we check that this stretch of beach is enough?
"We were posing the question, leaders put that out, and seeing what the result was on balance there were some good points well made about families coming to Felixstowe with their dogs may be put off, and some saying there is probably enough space.
"We wanted to pose the question, we have done that, the results are in, and we are very comfortable with the proposals."
The decision means the existing rules will remain in place from May 1-September 30.
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Home Essays The Art of Delight Who are your stakeholders?
When you think of the primary stakeholders in your business, who do you think of? Often we hear public company CEOs cite shareholder value as the reason the company acts in a particular way. This is wrong-headed thinking and leaves the shareholder with less value than if the CEO were to concentrate his or her efforts on the primary stakeholders.
Your employees and your customers are your primary stakeholders. If you firstly take care of your employees (Southwest Airlines and Vail Resorts are both famous examples of this), and if you provide a clear vision with an emphasis on anticipating customer needs and making it better, your employees will by default take care of your customers. And when you have happy customers, assuming you have priced your products and services appropriately and have thoughtfully managed your costs, you automatically will create shareholder value. In short, create value for your employees and your customers, and they'll create value for you and your shareholders.
It's too bad that too many companies start off small with this in mind but as soon as their IPO hits, their focus shifts to quarterly earnings, managing analyst expectations, and other items that fill an SEC filing but do little to help employees or customers.
But you don't have to be like them. You can concentrate on your employees' happiness, and your customers' delight. The rest will take care of itself.


Muncie police say a man driving a stolen car tried to buy a vehicle from a Muncie dealership with counterfeit cash.
MUNCIE, Ind. – Authorities say a northern Indiana man showed up – in a stolen vehicle – at a Muncie car dealership and tried to buy a Corvette with $50,000 in counterfeit bills.
Wayne Thomas Lewis, 24 – of Bristol, near the Indiana-Michigan line in Elkhart County – was arrested Saturday on preliminary charges of auto theft, conspiracy to pass counterfeit money and receiving stolen property.
City police arrested Lewis after being sent to the American Chevrolet dealership at 6580 W. Hometown Blvd. about 12:45 p.m.
Employees there said Lewis had shown up about 8:30 a.m.and tried to arrange the purchase of a 2017 Chevrolet Corvette Z06, initially offering the dealership $50,000 in cash as a down payment.
The Bristol man later tried to renegotiate, dropping his down-payment offer to $10,000, and indicating he had the cash in his vehicle.
It was determined the 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Lewis had arrived at the Muncie dealership in had dealer's plates, and had been reported stolen from an Elkhart dealership.
Lewis reportedly said he was "test-driving" the Cherokee and had yet to return it. Authorities would determine Lewis' "test drive" began on Wednesday.
In the vehicle, investigators found "five bundles of counterfeit $100 bills, all bearing the same serial number," an affidavit said. Each bundle of bogus bills was in a "bankers wrap bearing $10,000," according to the document.
Also in the Cherokee, authorities found personal checks that had been reported stolen by a northern Indiana woman.
Lewis – who was charged with two counts of theft in Kosciusko County in December – remained in the Delaware County jail on Monday under a $10,000 bond.


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Гизони () — упразднённый в 2015 году кантон во Франции, находился в регионе Корсика, департамент Верхняя Корсика. Входил в состав округа Бастия.

Всего в кантон Гизони входило 4 коммуны, из них главной коммуной являлась Гизони. 22 марта 2015 года они вошли в состав новых кантонов Фьюморбо-Кастелло и Гизоначча.

Коммуны кантона

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Население кантона на 2008 год составляло 4033 человека.

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În (minuscule în) est un digramme de l'alphabet latin composé d'un I accent circonflexe (Î) et d'un N.

Linguistique

 En français, il représente le son  dans de rares formes conjuguées comme vous vîntes.

Représentation informatique

À la différence d'autres digrammes, il n'existe aucun encodage du « în » sous la forme d'un seul signe. Il est toujours réalisé en accolant les lettres I accent circonflexe (Î) et N.

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You guys feeling festive? Christmas is somehow only two weeks away. W00t!
I found this after the gift guides were published, but Cup of Jo mentions this absolutely brilliant play tape.
On a recent podcast, Meagan and Sarah share the perfect hostess gift.
And and for all the fanciest friends in your life, don't forget the 2015 Hater's Guide to the Williams-Sonoma Catalog. The language is not for those with delicate constitutions, but I was snort laughing. GET UP AND GET YOUR OWN GIMLET, BRADLEY.
Want to relive last year's Christmas fun?
For my Roman friends, I'd be super jealous if you visited the live Nativity Scene in Civita di Bagnoregio.
Looking to get something for moi? Oh, you shouldn't have. So thoughtful! You are just the sweetest thing. But I would be delighted if you liked Roman Reboot's page on the Facebook. Helping you enjoy weirdness and travel-related nonsense since 2014!


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The Villaescusa legacy
Felipe Garín Llombart, Museum Director, 1991-1993
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Not long after being appointed director, I received a call from the President of the Trust and he told me there was an important inheritance from a person who had died and left their legacy to the Prado Museum. With the funds from that inheritance we were able to buy some important works, provided we had the unanimous support of the Trust. Among these works there was a splendid still life by Sánchez Cotán and with a few others that he had painted, very few because he had only painted six or eight, we set up a spectacular exhibition including the Still Life with Thistle, the painting we had just bought.
The Villaescusa legacy, the one I'm speaking of, allowed us to carry out the effort of purchasing works of art that in some way could complete, and I know it's presumptuous to use the verb 'to complete', but yes, in some way they could complete the collection of the Prado Museum, which has a splendid collection, in other words, there are Museums in Europe and in the Americas that want to be Museums, which have the means or they have patrons, and they say we don't have anything by such and such Flemish or French painter, and they go out and add to their collection in a systematic fashion. But the Prado does not work that way. It is a Museum that has incorporated collections, initially the royal collection, which has progressively been completed by the kings and queens according to their wishes and their taste.
Afterwards the collection was increased substantially, more in terms of volume than sheer quality, with the confiscation of the Museum of the Trinity, whose collection was added to that of the Museum, then came an important number of donations, plus the purchases that were possible thanks to the Villaescusa legacy and also other purchases. Based on the collection we had, it was a matter of exhibiting the works that people want to see, making it a consistent exhibition insofar as that is possible, allowing people to know what they are going to see beyond any possible totems within the collection.
In other words, the exhibition discourse should be reasonably logical.
Director of the Museo del Prado, and previously been a member of its Board of Trustees. After his departure, he appoints Honorary Director. He is also at the helm of museums such as the Museo de Bellas Artes de Valencia San Pío V and the Museo Nacional de Cerámica y Artes Suntuarias González Martí, both located in the same city.
Interview recorded on June 07, 2018
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Museum Director, 1993-1994
Gabriele Finaldi
Assistant Director of Conservation and Research, 2002-2015
José María Luzón Nogué
Fernando Checa Cremades
Manuela Mena Marqués
Head of the Department of Conservation of 18th Century Painting and Goya, 1978-2019
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package com.facebook.buck.rules.keys;

import static com.facebook.buck.rules.keys.RuleKeyScopedHasher.ContainerScope;
import static com.facebook.buck.rules.keys.hasher.RuleKeyHasher.Container;
import static com.facebook.buck.rules.keys.hasher.RuleKeyHasher.Wrapper;

import com.facebook.buck.core.model.BuildTarget;
import com.facebook.buck.core.model.RuleType;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rulekey.AddToRuleKey;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rulekey.AddsToRuleKey;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rulekey.RuleKey;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.BuildRule;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.SourcePathRuleFinder;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.actions.Action;
import com.facebook.buck.core.sourcepath.ArchiveMemberSourcePath;
import com.facebook.buck.core.sourcepath.BuildTargetSourcePath;
import com.facebook.buck.core.sourcepath.PathSourcePath;
import com.facebook.buck.core.sourcepath.SourcePath;
import com.facebook.buck.core.sourcepath.resolver.SourcePathResolverAdapter;
import com.facebook.buck.core.util.log.Logger;
import com.facebook.buck.io.filesystem.ProjectFilesystem;
import com.facebook.buck.log.thrift.ThriftRuleKeyLogger;
import com.facebook.buck.log.thrift.rulekeys.FullRuleKey;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.keys.hasher.CountingRuleKeyHasher;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.keys.hasher.ForwardingRuleKeyHasher;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.keys.hasher.GuavaRuleKeyHasher;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.keys.hasher.RuleKeyHasher;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.keys.hasher.StringRuleKeyHasher;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.keys.hasher.ThriftRuleKeyHasher;
import com.facebook.buck.util.Scope;
import com.facebook.buck.util.hashing.FileHashLoader;
import com.facebook.buck.util.sha1.Sha1HashCode;
import com.google.common.annotations.VisibleForTesting;
import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import com.google.common.hash.HashCode;
import com.google.common.hash.Hashing;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.file.Path;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;

/**
 * A base implementation for rule key builders.
 *
 *
{@link RuleKeyFactory} classes create concrete instances of this class and use them to produce
 * rule keys. Concrete implementations may tweak behavior of the builder, and at the very minimum
 * should implement {@link #setAddsToRuleKey(AddsToRuleKey)}, and {@link #setBuildRule(BuildRule)}.
 *
 *
This class implements {@link AbstractRuleKeyBuilder} interface which is the primary mechanism
 * of how {@link RuleKeyFactory} and {@link AddsToRuleKey} classes feed the builder.
 *
 *
Each element fed to the builder is a (key, value) pair. Keys are always simple strings,
 * typically the name of a field annotated with {@link AddToRuleKey}. Values on the other hand may
 * be complex types that are resolved recursively. For instance, a list of elements gets serialized
 * by serializing each element of the list in order, and finally serializing the list token along
 * with the length of the list. Similarly for other containers and wrappers.
 *
 *
There is an exception to the above rule of how containers and wrappers get serialized. Namely,
 * they only get serialized if at least one of their elements gets serialized. This is to support
 * concrete rule key builders that ignore some elements, or handle them differently. For example,
 * several concrete builders handle {@link SourcePath} elements in a special way.
 *
 * @param <RULE_KEY> - the actual type that the builder produces (e.g. {@code HashCode}).
 */
public abstract class RuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> extends AbstractRuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> {

  private static final Logger logger = Logger.get(RuleKeyBuilder.class);

  private final SourcePathRuleFinder ruleFinder;
  private final FileHashLoader hashLoader;
  private final CountingRuleKeyHasher<RULE_KEY> hasher;

  public RuleKeyBuilder(
      SourcePathRuleFinder ruleFinder,
      FileHashLoader hashLoader,
      CountingRuleKeyHasher<RULE_KEY> hasher) {
    super(new DefaultRuleKeyScopedHasher<>(hasher));
    this.ruleFinder = ruleFinder;
    this.hashLoader = hashLoader;
    this.hasher = hasher;
  }

  public RuleKeyBuilder(
      SourcePathRuleFinder ruleFinder, FileHashLoader hashLoader, RuleKeyHasher<RULE_KEY> hasher) {
    this(ruleFinder, hashLoader, new CountingRuleKeyHasher<>(hasher));
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
  DefaultRuleKeyScopedHasher<RULE_KEY> getScopedHasher() {
    return (DefaultRuleKeyScopedHasher<RULE_KEY>) this.scopedHasher;
  }

  static RuleKeyHasher<HashCode> createDefaultHasher(Optional<ThriftRuleKeyLogger> thriftLogger) {
    RuleKeyHasher<HashCode> hasher = new GuavaRuleKeyHasher(Hashing.sha1().newHasher());
    if (logger.isVerboseEnabled()) {
      hasher =
          new ForwardingRuleKeyHasher<HashCode, String>(hasher, new StringRuleKeyHasher()) {
            @Override
            protected void onHash(HashCode firstHash, String secondHash) {
              logger.verbose("RuleKey %s=%s", firstHash, secondHash);
            }
          };
    }
    if (thriftLogger.isPresent()) {
      ThriftRuleKeyHasher thriftHasher = new ThriftRuleKeyHasher(thriftLogger.get());
      hasher =
          new ForwardingRuleKeyHasher<HashCode, FullRuleKey>(hasher, thriftHasher) {
            @Override
            protected void onHash(HashCode firstHash, FullRuleKey ruleKey) {
              thriftHasher.setHashKey(firstHash);
              thriftHasher.flushToLogger();
            }
          };
    }
    return hasher;
  }

  /** To be called from {@link #setAction(Action)}. */
  final RuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> setActionRuleKey(RuleKey ruleKey) {
    try (Scope ignored = scopedHasher.wrapperScope(Wrapper.ACTION)) {
      return setSingleValue(ruleKey);
    }
  }

  /** To be called from {@link #setBuildRule(BuildRule)}. */
  final RuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> setBuildRuleKey(RuleKey ruleKey) {
    try (Scope ignored = scopedHasher.wrapperScope(Wrapper.BUILD_RULE)) {
      return setSingleValue(ruleKey);
    }
  }

  /** To be called from {@link #setAddsToRuleKey(AddsToRuleKey)}. */
  final RuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> setAddsToRuleKey(RuleKey ruleKey) {
    try (Scope ignored = scopedHasher.wrapperScope(Wrapper.APPENDABLE)) {
      return setSingleValue(ruleKey);
    }
  }

  /**
   * To be called from {@link #setSourcePath(SourcePath)}. Note that this implementation handles
   * {@link BuildTargetSourcePath} same as a {@link PathSourcePath} pointing to the output of that
   * target. Implementations may change this behavior by handling {@link BuildTargetSourcePath}
   * explicitly in {@link #setSourcePath(SourcePath)} instead of calling this method. See also
   * {@link #setSourcePathAsRule}.
   */
  final RuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> setSourcePathDirectly(SourcePath sourcePath) throws IOException {
    SourcePathResolverAdapter resolver = ruleFinder.getSourcePathResolver();
    if (sourcePath instanceof BuildTargetSourcePath) {
      Path relativePath = resolver.getRelativePath(sourcePath);
      Optional<HashCode> precomputedHash =
          ((BuildTargetSourcePath) sourcePath).getPrecomputedHash();
      if (precomputedHash.isPresent()) {
        hasher.putPath(relativePath, precomputedHash.get());
        return this;
      }
      return setPath(resolver.getFilesystem(sourcePath), relativePath);
    } else if (sourcePath instanceof PathSourcePath) {
      Path ideallyRelativePath = resolver.getIdeallyRelativePath(sourcePath);
      if (ideallyRelativePath.isAbsolute()) {
        return setPath(
            resolver.getAbsolutePath(sourcePath), resolver.getIdeallyRelativePath(sourcePath));
      } else {
        return setPath(resolver.getFilesystem(sourcePath), ideallyRelativePath);
      }
    } else if (sourcePath instanceof ArchiveMemberSourcePath) {
      return setArchiveMemberSourcePath((ArchiveMemberSourcePath) sourcePath);
    } else {
      throw new UnsupportedOperationException(
          "Unrecognized SourcePath implementation: " + sourcePath.getClass());
    }
  }

  /**
   * To be called from {@link #setSourcePath(SourcePath)} in case {@link BuildTargetSourcePath}
   * should be handled as a build rule. This method hashes the given {@link BuildTargetSourcePath}
   * and invokes {@link #setBuildRule(BuildRule)} on the associated rule.
   */
  final RuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> setSourcePathAsRule(BuildTargetSourcePath sourcePath) {
    try (ContainerScope containerScope = scopedHasher.containerScope(Container.TUPLE)) {
      try (Scope ignored = containerScope.elementScope()) {
        hasher.putBuildTargetSourcePath(sourcePath);
      }
      try (Scope ignored = containerScope.elementScope()) {
        setBuildRule(ruleFinder.getRule(sourcePath));
      }
    }
    return this;
  }

  private RuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> setArchiveMemberSourcePath(
      ArchiveMemberSourcePath archiveSourcePath) throws IOException {
    Path relativeArchivePath =
        ruleFinder
            .getSourcePathResolver()
            .getRelativePath(archiveSourcePath.getArchiveSourcePath());
    Preconditions.checkArgument(!relativeArchivePath.isAbsolute());
    hasher.putArchiveMemberPath(
        relativeArchivePath,
        archiveSourcePath.getMemberPath(),
        hashLoader.getForArchiveMember(
            ruleFinder.getSourcePathResolver().getFilesystem(archiveSourcePath),
            relativeArchivePath,
            archiveSourcePath.getMemberPath()));
    return this;
  }

  // Paths get added as a combination of the file name and file hash. If the path is absolute
  // then we only include the file name (assuming that it represents a tool of some kind
  // that's being used for compilation or some such). This does mean that if a user renames a
  // file without changing the contents, we have a cache miss. We're going to assume that this
  // doesn't happen that often in practice.
  public RuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> setPath(Path absolutePath, Path ideallyRelative)
      throws IOException {
    // TODO(simons): Enable this precondition once setPath(Path) has been removed.
    // Preconditions.checkState(absolutePath.isAbsolute());
    if (ideallyRelative.isAbsolute()) {
      logger.info(
          "Attempting to add absolute path to rule key. Only using file name: %s", ideallyRelative);
      ideallyRelative = ideallyRelative.getFileName();
    }

    hasher.putPath(ideallyRelative, hashLoader.get(absolutePath));
    return this;
  }

  protected RuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> setPath(ProjectFilesystem filesystem, Path relativePath)
      throws IOException {
    Preconditions.checkArgument(!relativePath.isAbsolute());
    hasher.putPath(relativePath, hashLoader.get(filesystem, relativePath));
    return this;
  }

  final RuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> setNonHashingSourcePathDirectly(SourcePath sourcePath) {
    SourcePathResolverAdapter resolver = ruleFinder.getSourcePathResolver();
    if (sourcePath instanceof BuildTargetSourcePath) {
      hasher.putNonHashingPath(resolver.getRelativePath(sourcePath));
    } else if (sourcePath instanceof PathSourcePath) {
      hasher.putNonHashingPath(resolver.getRelativePath(sourcePath));
    } else if (sourcePath instanceof ArchiveMemberSourcePath) {
      ArchiveMemberSourcePath archiveSourcePath = (ArchiveMemberSourcePath) sourcePath;
      Path relativeArchivePath = resolver.getRelativePath(archiveSourcePath.getArchiveSourcePath());
      Preconditions.checkArgument(!relativeArchivePath.isAbsolute());
      hasher.putArchiveMemberPath(
          relativeArchivePath, archiveSourcePath.getMemberPath(), HashCode.fromInt(0));
    } else {
      throw new UnsupportedOperationException(
          "Unrecognized SourcePath implementation: " + sourcePath.getClass());
    }
    return this;
  }

  @Override
  protected final RuleKeyBuilder<RULE_KEY> setSingleValue(@Nullable Object val) {
    if (val == null) { // Null value first
      hasher.putNull();
    } else if (val instanceof Boolean) { // JRE types
      hasher.putBoolean((boolean) val);
    } else if (val instanceof Enum) {
      hasher.putString(String.valueOf(val));
    } else if (val instanceof Character) {
      hasher.putCharacter((Character) val);
    } else if (val instanceof Number) {
      hasher.putNumber((Number) val);
    } else if (val instanceof String) {
      hasher.putString((String) val);
    } else if (val instanceof Pattern) {
      hasher.putPattern((Pattern) val);
    } else if (val instanceof RuleType) { // Buck types
      hasher.putRuleType((RuleType) val);
    } else if (val instanceof RuleKey) {
      hasher.putRuleKey((RuleKey) val);
    } else if (val instanceof BuildTarget) {
      hasher.putBuildTarget((BuildTarget) val);
    } else if (val instanceof Sha1HashCode) {
      hasher.putSha1((Sha1HashCode) val);
    } else if (val instanceof byte[]) {
      hasher.putBytes((byte[]) val);
    } else {
      throw new RuntimeException("Unsupported value type: " + val.getClass());
    }
    return this;
  }

  /** Builds the rule key hash. */
  @Override
  public final RULE_KEY build() {
    return hasher.hash();
  }
}


F+F leather t-shirt: £25. American Apparel truffle corduroy circle skirt: £15, via ebay. Topshop grey boyfriend blazer: £27. Charity shop fur scarf: 50p. Marks and Spencer leather bowler bag: £43. Charity shop Bally chelsea boots: £8. Rotary watch. Toujours Toi boat necklace. Charity shop belt: 20p.
Nothing like some photos taken just off Regent Street to make a girl feel homesick! Perhaps the burgundy obsession is getting a little out of hand, but why shouldn't I match my outfit with the backdrop? After all, nothing compliments an American Apparel circle skirt and oxblood bowler bag like a wall in the same colour. That's what I'm telling myself, anyway.
Thank you all so much for the well-wishes regarding my move to Munich! It's been a lot of fun so far, and so as long as it continues in the same way I'm sure I'll enjoy the whole of my stay. I'm planning to drag my camera to work this week to get my first german outfit photos too, so expect to get well-acquainted with the car park. I haven't spent that much time wandering the city yet, but a walk to the Altstadt with Kavita last week showed me how beautiful it is - now all I need to do is wrap up warm and see the rest of it!
very cool look! i love your shoes!!
So glad you're settling in ok Rebecca!
that coat is stunning, and love the color of your skirt as well.
I do hope it's all working out for you over there, good stuff!
Such a gorgeous outfit, glad you are settling in OK!
Wow, this is Munich? Stunning! I love the filter you used for your pics, that light telegraphs such a perfect dark, romantic winter mood. And you whole outfit is perfect with that backdrop, love!
Your fur is just amazing! So fabulous.
This is such a lovely outfit, love the coat!


On 18 March, our Year 11 Manager, Mr Lowther, is putting on his boxing gloves to raise money for Cancer Research. Every penny raised will go directly to supporting cancer sufferers or supporting research that is needed for countless sufferers of this disease. The event is facilitated by Ultra White Collar Boxing who have raised over 5 million pounds for Cancer Research UK.
Mr Lowther has now been training for six weeks, and has just two weeks left before the big fight. Mr Lowther said, "Since leaving the army, this has been the most physically demanding thing I have done. I have suffered bruised ribs, a black eye, a sprained thumb and injured my jaw, but I am still going strong and very much looking forward to the big night. Thank you to all those who have supported me so far, especially Mr Elland [Y10 Manager] who has been putting me through my paces." "
We wish Mr Lowther all the best on 18 March.
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Bulwell Academy Fitness Club coached by World Champion!
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Every Monday evening, Bread & Broth serves a hot, full-course meal at St. Theresa Church Grace Hall thanks to our many generous community partners. Through B&B's "Adopt A Day of Nourishment" program, anyone wishing to be a part of helping to ease hunger has a chance to join B&B volunteers at their sponsorship dinner and see the impact of their generous $250 donation.
The B&B Monday Meal Adopt A Day dinner events serve the homeless, seniors on fixed incomes, part-time and minimum wage workers, and struggling families. Members of our sponsor volunteer crews often express how moved they are by the gratitude of those who they are feeding.
B&B is very thankful to have so many sponsors return every year to host a dinner and so many sponsor volunteers return to give of their time to help those in need.
For more Bread & Broth information, visit our website http://www.breadandbroth.org.


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Annu Rev Neurosci. 1991;14:219-45.
Neurotransmitters in nociceptive modulatory circuits.
Fields HL1, Heinricher MM, Mason P.
Department of Physiology, University of California School of Medicine, San Francisco 94143.
Significant advances have been made in our understanding of nociceptive modulation from RVM. Among the most useful conceptually has been the discovery that there are two classes of modulatory neurons in the RVM that are likely to have opposing actions on nociception: on-cells, which may facilitate nociceptive transmission, and off-cells, which probably have a net inhibitory effect on nociception. The similarity in response properties among the members of each class, their large, somatic "receptive fields," and the wide distribution of the terminal fields of axons of individual neurons to the trigeminal sensory complex and to multiple spinal segments indicate that these neurons exert a global influence over nociceptive responsiveness. Drug microinjections into the RVM presumably shift the balance between states of on- or off-cell firing and also produce measurable changes in the threshold for nocifensor reflexes. The meaningful unit of function in the RVM nociceptive modulatory system therefore probably consists of large ensembles of physiologically and pharmacologically similar neurons. The strong coordination of activity of the two classes of RVM neuron may depend largely upon intranuclear projections from RVM off-cells that excite other off-cells and inhibit on-cells. The off-cell pause is GABA-mediated, and it is likely that there is a subset of GABA-containing RVM on-cells that directly inhibit off-cells. Furthermore, the available evidence indicates that exogenous opiates activate off-cells by inhibiting GABAergic release. Presumably, enkephalinergic cells in the RVM disinhibit off-cells in a similar way. Although non-serotonin-containing off-cells certainly exist, we propose that some off-cells contain serotonin. Other possible connections are based on more limited data; however, ACh, neurotensin, NE, and EAAs are present in neurons that project to the RVM, and each of these compounds, when microinjected into the RVM, has a modulating effect on nociceptive transmission. The local circuits in the RVM that underlie these actions remain to be elucidated. At the level of the dorsal horn, there is good evidence for each of three inhibitory mechanisms: direct inhibition of nociceptive projection neurons, inhibition of excitatory relay interneurons, and excitation of an inhibitory interneuron. The relative contribution made by each of these circuits is unknown.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 400 WORDS).
10.1146/annurev.ne.14.030191.001251
Publication types, MeSH terms, Substance, Grant support
Neurotransmitter Agents/physiology*
Nociceptors/physiology*
DA 1949/DA/NIDA NIH HHS/United States
NS 21445/NS/NINDS NIH HHS/United States


Put your feet up and take it easy in McKillop's slider, made of buttery-soft and stretchy modal fabric. Perfect for lounging, this short has a relaxed fit with a dropped crotch, mid-calf length and deep side slit pockets. A gathered elastic waist with adjustable drawstrings keeps this super soft garment in place.


A listener scheme is in operation for prisoners deemed to be at risk of suicide or self-harm.
A variety of work is available to all prisoners including Farm/Estates Management, Laundry, Kitchen, Gym, Industrial Cleaning, Bricklaying and a number of contract production workshops. Some of the above workshops run recognised external qualifications. There are also opportunities to work outside as a Cat D prisoner.


숍으로 놓여진 기둥(+피티룸)으로 새로운 역할을 지정하며 '날것'의 물성을 나열하고 적재하면서 자유러운 동선으로의 이동을 통한 접근(탐색, 체험, 구매)을 유도한다.
Placed columns and fitting rooms were designated as new roles to list and load 'raw' properties. It also induces access through movement through free traffic line.
The Basement is a street casual editing shop selected by Hyundai Department Store.
더베이스먼트는 현대백화점에서 선별한 스트리트 캐주얼 편집숍이다.
디자이너는 입점되는 Street Brand 의 아이덴티티와 현대백화점 공용부 디자인과의 조화를 이루는 것에 초첨을 맞춰 디자인을 전개하면서 'raw' 를 컨셉으로 공간을 완성하였다.
The designer completed the space with the concept of 'raw' as she developed the design to focus on harmonizing with the identity of Street Brand and the design of Hyundai Department Store's public department.


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Q: laravel LoginController::showLoginForm doesnt exist i am working on a laravel project.
i generated the auth files through terminal.
installed Socialite and everything was working fine.
that was yesterday
today i was working at a view and how to pass some variables from a controller
then i tried to open the login page and got the error:
Method App\Http\Controllers\Auth\LoginController::showLoginForm does not exist.

i looked up the LoginController and looked for the function showLoginForm. It was really not there. But it says
use AuthenticatesUsers;

so i followed it and found the function.
But i cant figure out why this mistake is appearing.
in my LoginController i have
use Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\AuthenticatesUsers;
...
use AuthenticatesUsers;

what did go wrong that the login isnt working anymore? i didnt touch anything regarding the login/routing
 <?php

namespace App\Http\Controllers\Auth;

use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use App\Http\Controllers\Controller;
use App\Providers\RouteServiceProvider;
use Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\AuthenticatesUsers;
use Socialite;
use App\User;
use Auth;
use Log;
use Session;

class LoginController extends Controller
{

use AuthenticatesUsers;

protected $redirectTo = RouteServiceProvider::HOME;

public function __construct(){
    $this->middleware('guest')->except('logout');
}

public function redirectToProvider($provider)
{
    return Socialite::driver($provider)->redirect();
}
public function handleProviderCallback($provider)
{
  switch ($provider) {
    case 'google':
      $userSocial =   Socialite::driver('google')->stateless()->user();
      $users       =  User::where(['email' => $userSocial->getEmail()])->first();

      if($users){
        //user gefunden und wird eingeloggt
        Auth::login($users);

        Log::error('dawdw');
        Log::error($users->site_url);

        return redirect($users->site_url);
      }else{
        $max_id = User::max('id');
        $user_site = strtolower($userSocial->user['given_name']).$max_id;

        $user = User::create([
                    'lastname'      => $userSocial->user['family_name'],
                    'firstname'     => $userSocial->user['given_name'],
                    'email'         => $userSocial->getEmail(),
                    'image'         => $userSocial->getAvatar(),
                    'provider_id'   => $userSocial->getId(),
                    'provider'      => $provider,
                    'user_status_id'=> 1,
                    'site_url' => $user_site
          ]);
      }
      Auth::login($user);
      return redirect()->route($user_site);
      break;

    default:
      // code...
      break;
  }

    // $users       =  User::where(['email' => $userSocial->getEmail()])->first();
    // Auth::login($users);
    // print_r($user);
    // $user->token;
}
}

A: There's two different 'use' statements that you need.
The first one is at the top of your file (after namespace) :
use Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\AuthenticatesUsers;
The second one is inside your LoginController class :
class LoginController extends Controller
{

    use AuthenticatesUsers;

    // the rest of your code.

}

There is often confusion between these two.
The first one tells PHP you want to use the file. The second one tells php you want to "use the methods from that file" (these are called Traits).


G4 quotes a Blizzard spokesperson throwing sand on the faintly-smoldering embers of believability lit by that Numa Numa-looking YouTube guy who claimed to have an early copy of Diablo III.
Video debunking his claims can be seen below the fold.
I played Mythos for awhile and I guess it's an action-RPGish MMO that I could get into. Unfortunately I was also distracted by the HG:L alpha and beta at the time.
Since then I've returned to South Africa from Sweden and now that bandwidth is an issue Flagship Studios' games simply aren't technically viable for me anymore. I've tried to fire up Mythos at least once a month since March but the patch download consistently fails, burning 80MB of my 66MB daily 'allowance' (I need to ration 2GB in a month).
@BlackMidnight: Same here… When the beta ended and our extended grace period got cancelled I also didn't buy the game.


When it comes to developing games it is very common for many of the designers to start using small details from prior games in the development of new projects, but now and again it is possible to find games that break with all previous publications, like Way.
Way is a collaborative online game for two players, in which the interaction between the two characters (an Eskimo and a Bedouin) is essential to be able to advance along the different levels of the game.
When the game starts and the players connect, each of them will see their character on fullscreen, and they will have to advance as they learn the basic game controls. But there will be a moment at which both of them will advance enough to be able to start collaborating, and their screen will divide into two, the top half will be dedicated to the player that is the server and the bottom for the client.
Communicate with signs and gestures to understand each other.
From that moment onwards, it will be essential for both players to understand each other perfectly to be able to move along the game, because if they don't they will be stuck. To be able to communicate, the players will have to use one of the three body expressions available (happy, unhappy and doubtful) or gestures that can be created by moving the mouse around the screen and using the two mouse buttons.
Therefore, if you want to try one of the most innovating offers in the world of the video games, you only have to download Way.


The final day is for the fastest class, yes Monday was Eurosport day.
The 1 minute qualifying runs saw Martin Hojer set the track record at 4.220 seconds followed by Paulo Trigilio with a 4.291 and James Cleave on 4.324.
Thanks to our sponsors K Slotcar and Won O Won. We look forward to seeing you at the next meeting.