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Comcomly (1760s?-1830)
By Jack and Claire Nisbet
Comcomly was a leading figure among the Chinook Indian bands who lived along the lower Columbia River during the period of contact between Native American tribes and Euro-American fur traders. Comcomly's career spanned the beginnings of the maritime fur trade on the Northwest Coast, the advent of guns and other manufactured goods, and the establishment of trade houses along the lower Columbia. An intelligent diplomat and shrewd businessman, he was credited by many contemporary observers with helping maintain peaceful relations between the Chinook people and European and American traders and explorers during the early 1800s. He died in 1830, one of the many victims of an intermittent fever epidemic that swept the region.
A Chinook Leader
In mid-October, 1795, the Ruby, a fur-trading ship out of Bristol, England, dropped anchor in Baker Bay in the lee of Cape Disappointment on the north side of the Columbia River. For the next three months, Captain Charles Bishop (ca. 1765-1810) and his crew traded with the Chinook Indians who lived beside the bay, communicating in the trade patois of the Northwest coast known as Chinook Jargon. In his journal, the captain recorded encounters with a chief known as Taucum and two sub-chiefs named Shelathwell and Comcomally. "They are both very good Friends to us," he wrote of the sub-chiefs, "but the latter who is a little one Eyed man has endeared himself to every one on board. He often sleeps in my Cabin and gives me many Proofs of his disinterested kindness" (Bishop, 118). Captain Bishop's reference to the one-eyed sub-chief is the first known record of Chief Comcomly, whose name appears, under various spellings, in the accounts of visitors to the Columbia for the next three decades.
British and American seamen had been trading for pelts with the Chinook villages along the shores of Baker Bay for at least three years before the Ruby appeared, and Comcomly in particular seems to have been adept both at befriending the newcomers and realizing the economic opportunities they presented. Captain Bishop described one excursion that Comcomly led upstream for more than 200 miles to visit tribes from whom he procured furs and leather garments. Upon his return to Baker Bay, he sold these items to Bishop at a considerable markup.
During the next decade, a series of trading ships regularly visited the lower Columbia. When Lewis and Clark encountered a group of Chinooks near Cape Disappointment in 1805, they noted that the men already had large numbers of firearms and other manufactured goods, and upon inquiry learned that 10 sea captains made annual appearances in Baker Bay. While touring Chinook villages on the north side of the river, Meriwether Lewis (1774-1809) gave peace medals and a flag to two chiefs, and noted that the second in command was named Com-com-mo-ley.
Diplomat and Broker of Furs
Six years later, in the spring of 1811, when a Pacific Fur Company contingent reached the Columbia to build a trading post, Comcomly was regarded as the leader of the lower Chinooks, with multiple wives and many slaves as proof of his prominence. He greeted the Americans warmly and soon proved to be a friendly adviser. He warned the newcomers of the dangers of navigating Baker Bay in an open boat, then rescued them and their capsized longboat after they ignored his advice. When six workers deserted with the idea of making their way back to New York overland, Comcomly sent a party to track them down and bring them back. After the Americans decided on a building site on the south side of the river and began construction of Fort Astoria, Comcomly and his family regularly crossed the river from their home village to visit, frequently bringing food and furs to trade. Alexander Ross (1783-1856), one of the American clerks, wrote that they "received every assurance of fidelity and protection from Comecomly, the principal chief of the place, and in him we reposed much confidence" (Ross, 90). Although some of the Astorians at first suspected Comcomly of plotting to murder them and seize the post, time proved him to be a loyal ally.
Historian James Ronda notes that Comcomly was not only a talented diplomat but also a shrewd businessman: "The chief had a keen sense of the power that could be exerted by controlling access to the trade. The Astorians discovered just how skillful a politician Comcomly was when a trading party led by Robert Stuart (1785-1848) and Alexander Ross headed north from the post into present-day coastal Washington. The partners had been wondering why so few Chehalis and Quinault traders were coming in with pelts. At several coastal villages Stuart and Ross found the reason. Here were piles of furs waiting to be picked up by Comcomly's people. Plainly the Chinooks were acting as middlemen" (Ronda, 222).
Comcomly's relationship as trade broker between the Astorians and several of the outlying tribes bolstered his influence beyond his own band and tribe. According to Chinook tradition, "other tribes about the mouth of the Columbia became jealous of the power he exerted and several times threatened war." But Comcomly succeeded in intimidating them "by vivid descriptions of the overwhelming force he could bring into the field against them." He would point to a large rock on the top of a prominent hill above his village, and proclaim: "As long as that rock remains in place no one shall question the power of me or my people!"(Ruby, 114).
During a brief sojourn at the mouth of the Columbia in the summer of 1811, North West Company trader David Thompson (1770-1857) visited the home village of Comcomly, whom he described as "a strong, well-made man, his hair short, of dark brown, and naked except a short kilt around his waist to the middle of his thigh; his Wife was a handsome woman, rosy cheeks, and large hazel eyes ... both were in the prime of life." Thompson learned from the Astorians that the chief "by influence and example kept order as much as possible" (Thompson, 278). After his return to eastern Canada the next year, Thompson completed a map of Northwest. On the section depicting the lower Columbia, he labeled the landmark now known as Chinook Point as "Komkomley's Point."
Ross Cox (1793-1853), a Pacific Fur Company clerk who came to Astoria in May, 1812 with a group of reinforcements, recorded his ship's arrival at the mouth of the Columbia. The first mate had been dispatched in a cutter to sound the channel across the bar when the people on deck sighted an Indian canoe coming toward them from the river. "The canoe arrived first alongside," Cox related. "In it was an old Indian, blind of an eye, who appeared to be a chief, with six others." The canoe was soon joined by a barge carrying Duncan McDougall (d. 1818), the partner in charge of Astoria, who "informed us that the one-eyed Indian who had preceded him in the canoe was the principal chief of the Chinook nation, who reside on the northern side of the river near its mouth; that his name was Comcomly, and that he was much attached to the whites" (Cox, 48).
The following winter, Comcomly demonstrated that attachment by crossing the river to warn the Astorians that some of the bands who lived farther north had hostile intentions toward the white traders. "He now tells us that the Indians from the Northward, great numbers of whom live with his people during the summer & fall, intimated their designs of destroying us, and that some of his own people had likewise shown an inclination to assist, but that he, well knowing the consequences that would follow, always opposed it; and to day he made renewed avowals of friendship, and wished to impress us properly with his intentions, that whatever the Indians around us might be disposed to do, we could depend on his good offices to quiet them, and assist us on every occasion" (McDougall, 148). The Astorians rewarded Comcomly for his intercessions on their behalf with a coat he had earlier admired, "handsomely made with large Capes, the whole bound with red binding" (McDougall, 150).
Gifting and Trading
Other gifts that the Astorians bestowed on the chief were two small hogs and a brood of laying hens that apparently flourished at the Chinook village, for the post journal noted that Comcomly delivered up to three dozen hens' eggs on occasion. He and his sons also continued to bring supplies of salmon, fresh game, and furs for trade, as well as horses, cedar boards for canoes, and intelligence (both true and unfounded) of events around the region.
On July 20, 1813, more than two years after arriving on the Columbia, Duncan McDougall noted in the post journal: "For some time past have been in treaty with Comcomly for a female branch of his family to remain at this place; a proposal flattering to the old man, and, as we conceive will be the means of securing to us his friendship more effectually than any other measure that could be adopted, for that which purpose only it was proposed. In the afternoon received a visit from him for the purpose of finally settling the agreement spoken of. The female was brought, and the presents agreed on delivered; after which his people took leave without further ceremony" (McDougall, 203). A few weeks later, a clerk who had been trading upriver returned to Astoria and remarked that "everything there went well owing to Mr. McDougall's marriage with Comcomoly's daughter" (Seton, 116).
According to Chinook marriage tradition, Comcomly would have expected an array of gifts in exchange for his daughter's hand. Although the post journal kept by McDougall is silent on that subject, a contemporary diarist recorded that "Mr McDougall this afternoon completed the first payment of his wife to Comcomly. He gave him 5 new guns and 15 blankets, with a great deal of other property in proportion [and] forms the total payment of this precious Lady" (Henry 732).
Changing Times
The year 1813 marked another event with lasting repercussions on the tribes of the lower river as news of the outbreak of the War of 1812 reached the Northwest. Upon learning that a British warship was enroute to the Columbia to capture Astoria, Duncan McDougall decided to sell the Pacific Fur Company's holdings to the rival North West Company, a British concern headquartered in Montreal. For Comcomly and his people, this meant adjusting to a new management and a new set of faces at Astoria, which was renamed Fort George in honor of the British king. Before departing, the Astorians gave the chief a new set of clothing, consisting of " a Red Coat [of the] New Brunswick Regiment 104th, a Chinese hat, white shirt, crevat, trowsers, cotton stockings, fine shoes &c." (Henry, 694).
Alexander Henry (d. 1814), one of the Nor'Westers in charge of the re-christened Fort George, detailed his first impression of Comcomly: "We saw a large sea canoe coming from the opposite side of the River, which proved to be that of Comcomly, Chief of the Chinook nation, himself seated in the middle of the canoe, with one of his favourite women, LeBlanche, alongside of him. The canoe was paddled by six men, one at each end, and the other four two abreast. They kept regular time in paddling ... . He brought over to trade about 100 fresh salmon, weighing from 5 to 18 lbs and some whale blubber, one of these fish having been cast ashore a few days since" (Henry, 610).
Henry later remarked that the Chinooks were cool and reserved toward the newcomers: "It is fully evident that nothing will reconcile them towards us, but the arrival of a vessel belonging to us, when we may expect to gain their confidence and respect ... they are inclined to suppose we are impostors and have succeeded their first and best friends, as they conceive the Americans to be" (Henry, 709). The Nor'Westers did not initially prove to be as friendly as the Americans had been, nor as accommodating. When Comcomly appeared one day with a request for the post blacksmith to fashion piece of bar iron into arrow points, the post factor gave him to understand "that we are not bound to have so much work done for him as heretofore has been the case here. Trifling jobs we are always ready to have done for him, but not to work up whole bars of iron. He has not even brought us a fish nor any thing else" (Henry, 637).
Apparently the North West Company leaders soon came to understand the importance of good diplomatic relations with their neighbors across the river, for Comcomly continued to make frequent appearances at the fort, and in the spring of 1814 received an assortment of gifts, including scarlet cloth, a gingham shirt, trousers, a dimity vest, a silk negligee, a hat with a feather, woolen hose and slippers, as well as Canton plates, four bottles of molasses, flour, and bread.
Peter Corney (d. 1836), first mate on a North West Company schooner that brought supplies from England to the Columbia, left an eyewitness account of his visits to the river in 1814 and 1816. As first mate, Corney remained with the ship at her anchorage in Baker Bay. "About five miles up the river, on the north side, stands the Chinook village," he wrote. "The king of this tribe is called Com Comly, or Madsaw, which, in the Chinook tongue, signifies Thunder. The village consists of about thirty houses, built of wood, and very large; they are formed of boards, with the edges resting on each other, and fastened with stripes of bark to upright posts, which are stuck in the ground on either side of them" (Corney, 144).
Comcomley visited the ship daily, and although Corney believed him to be "the richest and most powerful chief on the river," his remarks indicate a change in the trade dynamic on the lower river. "During summer," Corney wrote, "many of the tribes from the interior visit the fort with furs. Disputes frequently occur between these tribes and King Comley's tribe, in consequence of their having diverted some of the trade out of his hands. He used to take goods up the country, and trade with the tribes there, bringing the furs to the fort, where he had a profit of nearly half, so that it was to his advantage to keep them from the fort, by telling them the white men were bad, and would take them off and make slaves of them" (Corney, 153).
But 10 years later, Comcomly still controlled a sizable portion of the trade at the mouth of the Columbia. George Simpson (1787-1860), who traveled to the Columbia in 1824 to assess the state of the fur business there after the merger of the North West Company with the Hudson's Bay Company three years earlier, noted that three chiefs brokered the bulk of the furs coming in to Fort George. One of these was Comcomly, whom Simpson judged to be "the principal man of the Chinook tribe from the circumstance of his being the most wealthy" (Simpson, 97). Comcomly continued to enjoy considerable influence at Fort George, for another of his daughters was married to Alexander McKenzie, the head clerk.
During his tour as governor of North American operations for the Hudson's Bay Company, George Simpson issued orders to increase the self-sufficiency of the company's posts. Toward that end, he directed that the headquarters for the lower Columbia should be moved upstream to a new depot to be called Fort Vancouver. Simpson noted in his diary that "the poor Chinooks appeared in great distress at being deserted by us and my old Friend His Majesty 'Concomely' actually shed Tears when I shook hands with him at the Water side" (Simpson, 122).
This unwelcome turn of events was soon followed by a family crisis when two of Comcomly's sons fell seriously ill. Naturalists David Douglas (1799-1834) and John Scouler (1804-1871), who reached the Columbia in April, 1825, recorded details of the ensuing events in their respective journals. According to Scouler, Comcomly had entrusted the care of his sons to a neighboring chief "who pretended to great skill in medicine, & cured diseases by singing over his patients. Under this method of cure both the young chiefs died, & the medicine chief was accused of procuring their death by enchantment" (Scouler, 65). To avenge his brothers' deaths, Comcomly's third son assassinated the medicine chief, which set off a chain reaction of threats of retribution between the bands of the two chiefs.
A couple of days later, the two naturalists had an opportunity to meet "the old chief Comcomli, or Madsu, as he is now called. He is an old man of about 60 & blind of an eye. He is at present in deep mourning for his sons; his mourning consists of putting on the worst clothing he can possibly procure, & abstaining from washing; in that condition he continues for eighteen or twenty months" (Scouler, 67).
Conflict and Continuing Trade
Comcomly's period of mourning did not preclude trade, and in mid-July, 1825, he journeyed upriver to visit the new Fort Vancouver. As he passed Cathlapotle village on the north side of the Columbia, the home of his son-in-law Cassino with whom he nursed a long-standing quarrel, a party on shore opened fire. Although no one in Comcomley's party was hit, this was a serious threat to peaceful relations along the river.
When John McLoughlin (1784-1857), chief factor at the fur post, learned of the attack, he assigned an armed escort to accompany Comcomly back downriver. Again the chief's canoes came under fire. McLoughlin sent for Cassino and informed him that the traders "were determined to protect those who came with Furs to the Fort in the same way as we protected him when the Comcomlys wanted to prevent his coming to the Fort George and we protected him to and from that place." The chief factor conceded that there was some historic justification for Cassino's behavior: "The Fact is he wants to act the same part here the Comcomlys did at Fort George when they prevented the Indians to the northward coming to the Fort -- We must not allow this" (McLoughlin). Shortly thereafter, McLoughlin arranged a meeting between the feuding inlaws during which the chiefs agreed to a truce, and for the next five years Comcomly paddled unimpeded between the mouth of the Columbia and Fort Vancouver.
Comcomly's Death
In the summer of 1830, a terrible epidemic known as "intermittent fever" or "fever and ague" swept across the lower Columbia. David Douglas wrote that "a dreadfully fatal intermittent fever broke out in the lower parts of this river about eleven weeks ago, which has depopulated the country. Villages, which had afforded from one to two hundred effective warriors, are totally gone; not a soul remains" (Douglas, 148). Several months later, clerk Francis Ermatinger (1798-1858) wrote to his brother in eastern Canada: "we were visited by a most malignant intermittent fever some time ago, and of which we are not totally recovered yet. It carried off King Comcomly with most of his subjects and those of the tribes about him. It is no unusual thing to see two or three dead bodies, in a short excursion along the river" (Ermatinger, 140).
Historians estimate that Comcomly would have been in his mid-60s at the time of his death. His grandson Ranald MacDonald (1824-1894) later wrote that his grandfather was given a traditional Chinook canoe burial near his home village on the north shore of the Columbia. A physician stationed on the Columbia during this period wrote to a friend that Comcomly "had raised himself and his family to a power and influence which no Indian has since possessed in the districts of the Columbia below the first rapids 150 miles from the sea" (Harvey, 166).
Chief Comcomly, 1811-1813
Courtesy Rosenbach Museum & Library, Philadelphia; Duncan McDougall, Astoria Journal. Astoria, Oregon
Chief Comcomly Memorial Canoe, Astoria, Oregon, 2016
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For the first time Bollywood lovers saw Salman Khan as Prem onscreen in the film Maine Pyaar Kiya. And from that day, Salman Khan became everyone\'s favorite. The film was not only a super hit but the film\'s love of chemistry became the talk of the town. Yes! Salman Khan and Bhagyashree\'s chemistry was loved by all. In fact, this was the film which made Bhagyashre a star overnight. But then came a time when Salman Khan refused to work with Bhagyashree. Now, wondering why did Bhaijaan refuse to do a film with a person with whom he shared a very good chemistry. Here, we will tell you about the same in the full story segment. Bhagyashree received more fame than Salman after the film Maine Pyaar Kiya. But as it is said handling success and fame is not everyone\'s cup of tea. Bhagyashree was getting a lot of offers from Bollywood. Even stars like Amitabh Bachchan wanted to work with Bhagyashree, but she kept on refusing them all. In fact, the shocking part has she even rejected a film with Salman Khan, the man with whom she did her first film. She kept a strange demand in front of all the producers and directors who approached her. She said that she will work only with her boyfriend Himalaya. Well, this was indeed an unbelievable condition. Though many tried to convince her, her attitude was adamant. In fact, many of the directors gave in to her demands and did films with Bhagyashree and Himalaya and the results were horrible. They failed miserably at the box office. Film Tyaagi, Qaid me Hai Bulbul and Payal were gave answers to Bhagyashree\'s attitude. After this she married him ...
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Music Credit: K-391 - Earth [NCS Release] https://youtu.be/dOo2jWb73JY Bhagyashree (born 23 February 1969) is an Indian actress. She is best known for her debut lead role in the film Maine Pyar Kiya, for which she won the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut. She has appeared in Hindi and a few Kannada, Marathi, Telugu and some Bhojpuri films. Bhagyashree Bhagyashree.Patwardhan.jpg Bhagyashree in 2015 Born Shrimant Rajkumari Bhagyashree Raje Patwardhan 23 February 1969 (age 49) Sangli, Maharashtra, India Nationality Indian Occupation Actress Years active 1987–present Spouse(s) Himalaya Dasani[1] Children 2[1] Website www.bhagyashreeonline.com Bhagyashree (born 23 February 1969) is an Indian actress. She is best known for her debut lead role in the film Maine Pyar Kiya, for which she won the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut. She has appeared in Hindi and a few Kannada, Marathi, Telugu and some Bhojpuri films. Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 3 Other work 4 Television 5 Filmography 6 Awards 7 References 8 External links Early life Bhagyashree in 2012 Bhagyashree hails from the Patwardhan[2] royal Marathi family of Sangli in Maharashtra.[3] Her father, Vijay Singhrao Madhavrao Patwardhan, is the current Raja of Sangli.[4] She is the eldest of three daughters, the other two being Madhuvanti and Purnima.[5] She is married to Himalaya Dasani. Career She started her acting career with Kachchi Dhoop – a television serial by Amol Palekar. It was based on Louisa May Alcott\'s Little Women. Her rendezvous with acting happened by chance, when next-door neighbor Amol Palekar, a r...
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The Friends raised money to build a new bathroom at Wunderlich Park and build a new playground at Huddart Park.
One of the most significant programs led by the Friends and the Folger Estate Stable Committee has been the massive renovation of the historic Folger Stable, located in Wunderlich Park. For many years, the Stable was slowly deteriorating, with no public funds available to preserve the main building and surrounding Carriage House, Blacksmith Barn, Cold House, and stone walls. In 2006, the Friends began a private fundraising effort for the Stable renovation, including raising an endowment fund for maintenance and programs.
The Carriage House was also in need of repair. The Friends began renovation of the Carriage House in conjunction with the main Stable restoration, and completed work on the Carriage House after the Stable restoration was finished. Improvements made included adding heating, lighting, and a floor restoration.
Upon completion of the Folger Stable renovation, the Friends designed and created this wonderful museum, housed in the historic Folger Stable, and continues to maintain and curate new exhibits.
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Funds were raised by the Friends for the renovation of the area south of the Stable to its original stature and function for horse grooming.
The Friends sponsor children's education programs at Folger Stable in Wunderlich Park, carried out in conjunction with the San Mateo County Historical Association. The Friends created and continue to lead inspiring nature hikes for kindergarteners and first-graders in Huddart Park.
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'SYTYCD': 'Kent hasn't won the vote every week,' says Nigel Lythgoe
By Adam B. Vary
August 06, 2010 at 06:25 PM EDT
Image Credit: Frank Micelotta/FoxYou may not have expected Kent Boyd and Lauren Froderman to have made the finale when So You Think You Can Dance's seventh season began, but exec producer and judge Nigel Lythgoe sure did. "Not to put too fine a point on it," Nigel told EW backstage after last night's SYTYCD results show, "but I went to see Lauren and Kent [in their homes]. They were always my favorites." (Lythgoe does admit that, like everyone else, he fully expected Alex Freaking Wong to make the finale, but he's happy to report that Wong is "healing really well" from the Achilles tendon injury that forced the odds-on favorite to drop out of the competition, and could be walking as soon as September, "which is unheard of.")
Lythgoe concedes he wasn't sure about Robert Roldan's chances on the show — "I liked his look, and then he was so sort of childish off camera, and sometimes on camera" — but he loves how the dancer has grown and matured, and thinks he could be a true "dark horse" contender. And apparently he means that: When he's confronted with the idea that many folks think the SYTYCD crown is Kent's to lose, Lythgoe tosses it aside like (strained SYTYCD metaphor alert) Kent was tossed aside by Neil in this week's killer Travis Wall routine. "[Kent] hasn't won [the vote] every week," says Nigel. "Other people have been number one, and he didn't necessarily win last night, either. It's all too close to call."
As for the season's somewhat controversial format changes — i.e. the inclusion of SYTYCD All Star dancers as partners for ten finalists instead of 20, and the elimination of only one dancer per week — Lythgoe acknowledges that maybe he changed too much too quickly. "It's very frustrating because the standard of dance, and the standard of choreography this year, has been enormous," he says. "I will look to next season whether we start with 20 dancers again, bring it down to ten and then introduce the All Stars, and get rid of two [dancers per week]. I want to get it right for the audience, but at the same time, I don't want to let down dance, and this season the dance situation has really been tremendous….When you get to dance with Pasha, you have to grow. And when you get to dance with Anya, you have to grow f—ing quickly."
What do you make of this season's final three dancers, PopWatchers? Are you loving the All Stars this year, or should the show go back to its old format, full stop?
Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy, and the viewers at home crown America's Favorite Dancer.
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What a fun, loaded weekend.
Missed you, Rockys, Kellys and Carsons. Here is a little of what you missed.
Hope you had a happy T-day too.
The line that cracked me up the most was "buy 1 Jason, get 1 free." Always love to read your captions.
those Overholt's are totally THEE coolest ever :). always knew Juls was a cool SIL but wow, never saw that action….. actually, ask her sometime about how she flags people down on Edisto Island!!!
yep me too. enjoyed this peek into your t day and family.
you always have great captions that make me smile.
when I was young, and still are 🙂 But I don't get to see them much.
So I enjoyed seeing them, in pic's.
And I LOVED your Christmas picture!! I was delighted to get one in the mail. Your design and pictures are just too fun!


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Q: Tensorflow import error, cannot import the module pywrap_tensorflow from partially initialize module I'm starting to doing Machine Learning with Tensorflow, but when I install and try to import it.
I was seeing to similar issues and to fix it I need to go out the directory in which the tensorflow is installing, but I try going to C:/ and to go to a directory when I do my projects and it doesn't work.
The error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "C:\Users\Felipe Garcia\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\__init__.py", line 24, in <module>
    from tensorflow.python import pywrap_tensorflow  # pylint: disable=unused-import
  File "C:\Users\Felipe Garcia\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\__init__.py", line 49, in <module>
    from tensorflow.python import pywrap_tensorflow
ImportError: cannot import name 'pywrap_tensorflow' from partially initialized module 'tensorflow.python' (most likely due to a circular import) (C:\Users\Felipe Garcia\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\tensorflow\python\__init__.py)

Thanks for all

A: Follow these steps to install Tensorflow by creating virtual environment
python -m venv --system-site-packages .\venv
.\venv\Scripts\activate
pip install --upgrade pip
pip install --upgrade tensorflow
#Verify the install:
python -c "import tensorflow as tf;print(tf.reduce_sum(tf.random.normal([1000, 1000])))"

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First, thank you so very much for your ongoing work running the site. This website, and the forums in particular, are, in my mind, one of the lasting gems of the internet. That's not only for the current value of the discussions happening here, but also for the historical value.
I'm wondering whether any ongoing work is being done to archive the materials on this site in a lasting way. For example, beyond daily or weekly backups that you might have as site admins, is there any ongoing process in place to put copies of the site materials in the hands of long-term archivists (for example, through submitting periodic database dumps to the Internet Archive, or through spidering the site and turning it into a locally-viewable HTML zip file / tarball)?
I see this being useful for two reasons: first, in case some sort of catastrophe happens in which all of the servers crash at once, or the domain name gets hijacked somehow. Second, to enable research on what's happened here (I do a lot of text mining in my research, for example, and could see other researchers wanting to know how communication networks here have looked over time, what phrases come up most frequently, etc.).
If there isn't a process in place, but you'd be open to the idea, I'd be really happy to help with this. I'm currently finishing a doctorate in psychology and will thereafter be starting work at a university library, and so could also facilitate working with university institutional repositories, if that would be preferable to using the Internet Archive's services.
On another note, I've really admired your work here on the forums!
I help Scann manage the forums. If somebody was interested in getting periodic backups of the current database (or just the post tables), I think we could pass it along pretty easily. The final say is down to Scann, though. And there would have to be somebody who wanted the backups.
Hi, duerig! Ha, in that case, I'd like a copy!
This is an important topic - and one dear to my heart.
There is one important consideration which is that we need to be careful backing up/sharing the databases directly, because people's private messages and other stuff are in there.
jlev, did this discussion ever go further? Do you want to help out a bit with our archiving for the long term?
There was some followup in email. Basically, we need a script to pull out the public information from the database periodically and save it off. This is different from a normal backup because we only want to pull some information from the database. I talked about this some with Jacob, but he hasn't had time as yet to work on this script. I haven't had the time to work on it myself either.
If there is a member of the community who wants to write a cron job to pull information from a database and stuff it into an S3 container, I'd be happy to work with them and then set up the script to automatically run.
I just remembered to come back to this, after a time out of contact. I hope that this message finds you both well!
I am still interested in contributing to this. I looked into it a bit more today, and found out about PHPBB-Static, which was recommended from here. That second linked page lists several other options for archiving a copy of a BBForum such as this, including using wget or httrack, which is what I originally had in mind, but which would presumably use a lot of bandwidth unless it were done on an offline copy. PHPBB-Static looks like the most promising way to me currently, but I haven't used it yet.
Ideally, in my mind, the archive would comprise a static HTML mirror of the entire archive, with internal URLs changed to be relative URLs within the archive. In addition, it could be useful to create a partial database dump of post content for anyone wanting to do, say, text analyses in the future.
There is an issue re: users having the right to delete their posts on the forum, and not having the ability to similarly delete from an archive. Having said that, that is also already the case with Internet Archive mirrors.


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Minutes of April 12, 2016 Executive Committee Meeting
May 24, 2016 - 11:08 am
Consent Agenda
Minutes of previous meeting
Central Labour Updates (OFL/CLC/NUPGE)
Staffing Issues (In-Camera)
Fight for $15 & Fairness Campaign
Member Appeal – Travel and Accommodation
Children's Fund
Attawapiskat First Nations
Empire Crossing new members
Internal Issues
Request #2016-04-01
Roll Call #10
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
The Executive Committee was called to order at 1:00 p.m. First Vice President/Treasurer Almeida was in the Chair. All members were present except President Thomas; the reason was acceptable to the Chair. Peggy Maybury, Executive Assistant to the President was also in attendance.
The Agenda was amended to add:
The question was called on the Agenda as amended:
Almeida, Eddy for
Arbus, Jeff for
Elliott, Len for
Jones, Gareth for
Magner, Myles for
Thibodeau, Carl for
Thomas, Warren —
Tungatt, Debbie for
The OPSEU Executive Committee Minutes of February 25, 2016 were adopted.
President Thomas presented the Treasurer's Report.
Contingency Fund
Defence Fund
ODSP Fund – OPS Job Protection Fund
ODSP Fund – MERC Action Plan
ODSP Fund – OPS Redeployment Fund
LBED Anti-privatization Fund
Proposed Construction – OPSEU Head Office (Mezzanine and east, first floor)
Moved by Almeida/Arbus
WHEREAS OPSEU has requested tender submissions for the proposed construction of the east mezzanine and east, first floor at Head Office; and
WHEREAS three tender submissions were received;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Executive Committee recommends to the Executive Board that the tender be awarded to TRIGRAND Restoration.
Deb Tungatt provided an update.
Moved by Magner/Jones
Whereas the provincial government has established a "Changing Workplaces Review" panel to review and make recommendations on changes to the Employment Standards Act (ESA) and the Ontario Labour Relations Act (OLRA); and
Whereas the Changing Workplaces Review is expected to release a series of reports between April and October 2016, prior to the Government introducing changes to the Employment Standards Act and the Ontario Labour Relations Act in fall 2016; and
Whereas OPSEU has formally endorsed the provincewide "Fight for $15 & Fairness" Campaign to build the fight for a key changes to the Employment Standards Act and the Ontario Labour Relations Act; a $15 minimum wage, and better wages, benefits, working conditions and workplace rights for all Ontario workers, whether organized or unorganized; and
Whereas OPSEU has endorsed and is mobilizing for the April 15 Provincewide Day of Action for $15 & Fairness, including a march from the OPSEU convention to a major $15 & Fairness rally at the Ministry of Labour; and
Whereas OPSEU is encouraging members to participate, support and build the Fight for $15 & Fairness Campaign and its actions across Ontario, together with our labour and community allies, as part of the fight for stronger employment and labour laws in Ontario;
Therefore be it resolved that the OPSEU will provide $10,000 in funding to support the continuing work of the Fight for $15 & Fairness Campaign, to be drawn from the Contingency Fund.
Debbie Tungatt in the Chair
Moved by Thibodeau/Magner
Be it resolved that the Executive Committee overturn the decision of the First Vice President Treasurer on the Region 7 member's travel expense request.
Almeida, Eddy defeated
Arbus, Jeff defeated
Elliott, Len defeated
Jones, Gareth defeated
Labelle, Sara defeated
Magner, Myles defeated
Tungatt, Debbie defeated
Defeated 1 for 7 against
First Vice President/Treasurer Almeida in the Chair
Moved by Elliott/Tungatt
Be it resolved that $5000.00 be given to a member from Region 1; for travel, medical and lodging costs due to the member's dependent child's illness to be drawn from the Children's Fund.
Moved by Arbus/Almeida
Whereas the leaders of the Attawapiskat First Nation, an isolated Cree community in northern Ontario, Canada, have recently declared a state of emergency over a series of suicide attempts that included 11 attempts on the evening of April 9, 2016; and
Whereas this latest state of emergency is part of a "suicide pandemic" affecting Northern Indigenous communities for the past few years; and
Whereas in 2013, the Mushkegowuk Council established a People's Inquiry to explore the roots of the suicide crisis and the final report released in January 2016 pointed to the history of residential schools, the loss of language and culture, and substance abuse as factors leading to suicide; and
Whereas the Truth and Reconciliation Report Executive Summary released in June 2015 identified the legacy of the Canadian residential school system as "cultural genocide" and made 94 recommendations to redress this legacy; and
Whereas OPSEU recognizes that true reconciliation with indigenous communities requires a national strategy that uproots the systemic causes of poverty and hopelessness; and
Whereas OPSEU has supported actions for justice for Indigenous communities, and Attawapiskat in particular;
Therefore be it resolved that the Executive Committee recommend to the Executive Board that OPSEU supports the Ontario Regional Chief Isadore Day`s call for a national strategy to fight the suicide epidemic affecting First Nations communities; and
Be it further resolved that OPSEU, in conjunction with the OPSEU Aboriginal Circle, partner with Northern Indigenous communities to address poverty, inequality, and other systemic causes of hopelessness that fuel the latest suicide epidemic and to monitor the federal government`s implementation of the 94 recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Report.
Moved by Labelle/Arbus
Whereas OPSEU has organized a new unit in Port Hope – Empire Crossings Retirement Home; and,
Whereas the new unit is comprised of 26 new members, which enjoy a community of interest with an existing Local
Therefore be it resolved that the Executive Committee recommend to the Executive Board that these members join the existing Local 336.
Moved by Almeida/Arbus– In Camera
Moved by Almeida/Jones
Therefore be it resolved that the Solidarity Reserve Fund provide up to $5000 to pay for actual legal costs incurred by the member in the course of his criminal defence, as approved by OPSEU counsel.
Labelle, Sara against
Therefore be it resolved that the request is denied as outside and the scope of the Solidarity Reserve Fund Policy.
Elliott, Len against
Tungatt, Debbie against
Moved by Elliott/Almeida
Therefore be it resolved that the Solidarity Reserve Fund provide up to $5,000.00 to pay for actual legal costs incurred by the member in the course of her criminal defence, provided that her criminal counsel continues to charge reasonable rates, as approved by OPSEU counsel.
The meeting was adjourned at 3:52 p.m. All members were present except President Thomas.
Nicole Glass, A/Corporate Secretary


ETA Anthony Von's performance last night at Elements/Flamboro was electrifying. Perhaps it was the presence of the ladies at the front table, who are fans and friends, and whom Anthony dubbed the "Jordanettes", or maybe it was the unusually large crowd of people, many of whom dropped by the lounge to watch Anthony perform after hearing his powerful voice over the PA system, but last night's performance ranks as one the best ETA performances we have seen at Elements/Flamboro this year.
Joan, who normally dances alone, was joined by and equally great dancer. Photo Credit: Carolyn MacArthur.
Anthony seemed extremely comfortable on the small stage. He joked with the audience, and had a great time conversing with 84 year old Joan from Stoney Creek, whom he called the Green Lady (a take on the Green Lantern) because of her green suit. Joan hit the floor dancing to Anthony's first song, and danced every fast song until her departure after the second set. Joan told me that Anthony has the best Elvis voice she has ever heard…quite an endorsement from someone who has heard a lot of Elvis songs over the years.
Pat Spring proudly displaying his poster of ETA Anthony Von in 1999. Photo Credit: Carolyn MacArthur.
Pat Spring bought along a beautiful poster of Anthony from 1999 that shows Anthony posing beside a pink Cadillac. Pat and his wife have been fans of Anthony since they first saw him at the beginning of his career at Collingwood. Pat shared some stories of the early days which I enjoyed hearing, having just met Anthony this year for the first time at Casino Niagara.
Marie, pictured with her husband, celebrated her birthday at Elements/Flamboro. Photo Credit: Carolyn MacArthur.
Anthony encouraged us all to sing backup during many of the songs, including perennial fan favourites, "Sweet Caroline" and "Stop, Look, and Listen". We also joined Anthony in singing "Happy Birthday" to Marie. Unfortunately, Marie had to leave before Anthony had a chance to sing "Marie's The Name"...next year, maybe?
It was a great evening of entertainment for all who attended. Anthony will be returning on June 29th to Elements/Flamboro for what is sure to be another fantastic show. Audience members provided Anthony with a list of songs which he promised he will sing at his next appearance. Hope to see you all there!
There is a lot of confusion about the future of Friday and Saturday shows at Elements casinos. Word has it that the stage in the lounge area of Elements/Flamboro will be disassembled before ETA Matt Cage's show next Friday, June 22nd. They have already removed the black curtain that acted as a backdrop for the performers. Matt is scheduled for next Friday, but no one is really sure where we will find him. It is rumoured that the lounge area is making way for a slew of slot machines; but then I also heard that is where they will put the gaming tables in the area. I was also told the gaming tables may be upstairs. What I believe may be true, for now, is that the shows will cease as of June 30th and will probably pick up again in October. I, for one, will miss the Friday night shows. If anyone knows anything contrary to these reports, please let me know. I will post updates when I have concrete information. Just a thought: maybe we should start a petition expressing our wish for management to continue booking performers—especially ETAs, at all Elements casinos. Until next time, cheers! Carolyn.
I was concerned about the future of our Friday night shows at Elements/Flamboro, so I dropped by the casino this past Saturday on my way to the RHLI show to see if I could get more information from someone in the know. I spoke twice to someone in management (who requested that I do not publish her name) to make sure the information I heard the first time was correct. Sadly, as of July 1st, 2018, Elements/Flamboro will not be booking any entertainment for Friday and Saturday nights. I asked if this might change in the future, to which she replied, "Not in the foreseeable future." She said she could not comment on the status of shows at the other Elements casinos: Mohawk, Brantford, Woodbine. I will investigate to see what I can find out about Mohawk and Brantford, the two casinos closest to Flamboro.
I hope to see you all at Elements/Flamboro on Friday, July 22nd for ETA Matt Cage's show, and on Friday, July 29th for ETA Anthony Von's return engagement. Maybe if management sees a large number of patrons at these last two ETA shows having a great time, they will reverse their decision for the sake of community spirit...at least we can hope.


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Cu.import("resource://services-common/log4moz.js");
Cu.import("resource://services-sync/record.js");
Cu.import("resource://services-sync/engines.js");
Cu.import("resource://services-sync/engines/bookmarks.js");
Cu.import("resource://services-sync/util.js");
Cu.import("resource://services-sync/service.js");
Cu.import("resource://gre/modules/PlacesUtils.jsm");
Cu.import("resource://testing-common/services-common/utils.js");

const DESCRIPTION_ANNO = "bookmarkProperties/description";

let engine = Engines.get("bookmarks");
let store = engine._store;

// Record borrowed from Bug 631361.
let record631361 = {
  id: "M5bwUKK8hPyF",
  index: 150,
  modified: 1296768176.49,
  payload:
  {"id":"M5bwUKK8hPyF",
   "type":"livemark",
   "siteUri":"http://www.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/int/news/-/news/",
   "feedUri":"http://fxfeeds.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/headlines.xml",
   "parentName":"Bookmarks Toolbar",
   "parentid":"toolbar",
   "title":"Latest Headlines",
   "description":"",
   "children":
     ["7oBdEZB-8BMO", "SUd1wktMNCTB", "eZe4QWzo1BcY", "YNBhGwhVnQsN",
      "92Aw2SMEkFg0", "uw0uKqrVFwd-", "x7mx2P3--8FJ", "d-jVF8UuC9Ye",
      "DV1XVtKLEiZ5", "g4mTaTjr837Z", "1Zi5W3lwBw8T", "FEYqlUHtbBWS",
      "qQd2u7LjosCB", "VUs2djqYfbvn", "KuhYnHocu7eg", "u2gcg9ILRg-3",
      "hfK_RP-EC7Ol", "Aq5qsa4E5msH", "6pZIbxuJTn-K", "k_fp0iN3yYMR",
      "59YD3iNOYO8O", "01afpSdAk2iz", "Cq-kjXDEPIoP", "HtNTjt9UwWWg",
      "IOU8QRSrTR--", "HJ5lSlBx6d1D", "j2dz5R5U6Khc", "5GvEjrNR0yJl",
      "67ozIBF5pNVP", "r5YB0cUx6C_w", "FtmFDBNxDQ6J", "BTACeZq9eEtw",
      "ll4ozQ-_VNJe", "HpImsA4_XuW7", "nJvCUQPLSXwA", "94LG-lh6TUYe",
      "WHn_QoOL94Os", "l-RvjgsZYlej", "LipQ8abcRstN", "74TiLvarE3n_",
      "8fCiLQpQGK1P", "Z6h4WkbwfQFa", "GgAzhqakoS6g", "qyt92T8vpMsK",
      "RyOgVCe2EAOE", "bgSEhW3w6kk5", "hWODjHKGD7Ph", "Cky673aqOHbT",
      "gZCYT7nx3Nwu", "iJzaJxxrM58L", "rUHCRv68aY5L", "6Jc1hNJiVrV9",
      "lmNgoayZ-ym8", "R1lyXsDzlfOd", "pinrXwDnRk6g", "Sn7TmZV01vMM",
      "qoXyU6tcS1dd", "TRLanED-QfBK", "xHbhMeX_FYEA", "aPqacdRlAtaW",
      "E3H04Wn2RfSi", "eaSIMI6kSrcz", "rtkRxFoG5Vqi", "dectkUglV0Dz",
      "B4vUE0BE15No", "qgQFW5AQrgB0", "SxAXvwOhu8Zi", "0S6cRPOg-5Z2",
      "zcZZBGeLnaWW", "B0at8hkQqVZQ", "sgPtgGulbP66", "lwtwGHSCPYaQ",
      "mNTdpgoRZMbW", "-L8Vci6CbkJY", "bVzudKSQERc1", "Gxl9lb4DXsmL",
      "3Qr13GucOtEh"]},
  collection: "bookmarks"
};

// Clean up after other tests. Only necessary in XULRunner.
store.wipe();

function makeLivemark(p, mintGUID) {
  let b = new Livemark("bookmarks", p.id);
  // Copy here, because tests mutate the contents.
  b.cleartext = TestingUtils.deepCopy(p);

  if (mintGUID)
    b.id = Utils.makeGUID();

  return b;
}

function run_test() {
  initTestLogging("Trace");
  Log4Moz.repository.getLogger("Sync.Engine.Bookmarks").level = Log4Moz.Level.Trace;
  Log4Moz.repository.getLogger("Sync.Store.Bookmarks").level  = Log4Moz.Level.Trace;

  run_next_test();
}

add_test(function test_livemark_descriptions() {
  let record = record631361.payload;

  function doRecord(r) {
    store._childrenToOrder = {};
    store.applyIncoming(r);
    store._orderChildren();
    delete store._childrenToOrder;
  }

  // Attempt to provoke an error by messing around with the description.
  record.description = null;
  doRecord(makeLivemark(record));
  record.description = "";
  doRecord(makeLivemark(record));

  // Attempt to provoke an error by adding a bad description anno.
  let id = store.idForGUID(record.id);
  PlacesUtils.annotations.setItemAnnotation(id, DESCRIPTION_ANNO, "", 0,
                                            PlacesUtils.annotations.EXPIRE_NEVER);

  run_next_test();
});

add_test(function test_livemark_invalid() {
  _("Livemarks considered invalid by nsLivemarkService are skipped.");

  _("Parent is 0, which is invalid. Will be set to unfiled.");
  let noParentRec = makeLivemark(record631361.payload, true);
  noParentRec._parent = 0;
  store.create(noParentRec);
  let recID = store.idForGUID(noParentRec.id, true);
  do_check_true(recID > 0);
  do_check_eq(PlacesUtils.bookmarks.getFolderIdForItem(recID), PlacesUtils.bookmarks.unfiledBookmarksFolder);

  _("Parent is unknown. Will be set to unfiled.");
  let lateParentRec = makeLivemark(record631361.payload, true);
  let parentGUID = Utils.makeGUID();
  lateParentRec.parentid = parentGUID;
  lateParentRec._parent = store.idForGUID(parentGUID);   // Usually done by applyIncoming.
  do_check_eq(-1, lateParentRec._parent);

  store.create(lateParentRec);
  recID = store.idForGUID(lateParentRec.id, true);
  do_check_true(recID > 0);
  do_check_eq(PlacesUtils.bookmarks.getFolderIdForItem(recID),
              PlacesUtils.bookmarks.unfiledBookmarksFolder);

  _("No feed URI, which is invalid. Will be skipped.");
  let noFeedURIRec = makeLivemark(record631361.payload, true);
  delete noFeedURIRec.cleartext.feedUri;
  store.create(noFeedURIRec);
  // No exception, but no creation occurs.
  do_check_eq(-1, store.idForGUID(noFeedURIRec.id, true));

  _("Parent is a Livemark. Will be skipped.");
  let lmParentRec = makeLivemark(record631361.payload, true);
  lmParentRec._parent = recID;
  store.create(lmParentRec);
  // No exception, but no creation occurs.
  do_check_eq(-1, store.idForGUID(lmParentRec.id, true));

  // Clear event loop.
  Utils.nextTick(run_next_test);
});

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Q: Angularjs directive: isolated scope and contained elements Why not the contained/child elements not render when use isolated scope. Suspecting the parent is not rendered yet, I tried adding a $timeout, still no luck. if I remove isolated scope by commenting out
 scope: {},

it works. What to do make it work, where I need isolated scope and render contained elements.
Code: http://plnkr.co/edit/ZEwj9z?p=preview
'use strict';

var app = angular.module('Directives', []);

app.controller('MainCtrl', function ($scope) {
   $scope.data = [{id:1}, {id:2}, {id:3}];
});

app.directive('test', function ($timeout) {
  return {
            restrict: 'A',
            scope: {}, //if it is commented out, li would render
            link: function (scope, elm, attrs) {
                console.log('Inside link..');
            }
    };
});

template

 {{d}}

A: I think because you want to create a new scope for the directive, you need to pass the model to create a two-way binding:

 {{d}}

Directive:
app.directive('test', function ($timeout) {
    return {
        restrict: 'A',
        scope: {data:"=test"},
        replace:false,
        link: function (scope, elm, attrs) {
            console.log('Inside link..'+scope.data);
        }
    };
});

A: An isolate scope does not prototypically inherit from the parent scope; there is no property data within your test directive.
To access it you should either directly reference it from the parent:

 {{d}}

or set up two-way data binding:

scope: {data: '=test'}


to relate the picture to the real stations.
invalid command context, because the line was outside the scrap context.
(all the lines are above the 'scrap' entry).
extended - no reference station' - how is this made to work?
Do I need to post sample files?
* Errors in compiler go off screen RH side - wrap them?
first 7-8 characters or so.
* More keyboard shortcuts - may exist already?
it doesn't add it. You need to delete scrap and redo in xtherion.
-projection option for the scrap command instead.
* How do I set the scale for a scrap? what does 'update scale' do?
edits made in text editor and in map editor at same time.


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Edgar Township is one of fifteen townships in Edgar County, Illinois, USA.  As of the 2010 census, its population was 482 and it contained 210 housing units.  Previously named Bloomfield Township, it received its current name on May 9, 1857.

Geography
The township is rural, with no incorporated towns or villages. Several unincorporated hamlets (Edgar, Horace, and Bloomfield) are located in the township. The townhouse is located at Edgar. According to the 2010 census, it has a total area of , all land.

Unincorporated towns
 Edgar

Extinct towns
 Bloomfield
 Horace
 Wetzel

Cemeteries
The township contains these six cemeteries: Bloomfield, Cherry Point, Franklin, Hoult, McKee and Scott.

Demographics

Transportation

The township is served by several major state and federal highways.  US Route 36 forms the northern boundary of the township, while Illinois Route 1 and US Route 150 cuts a north–south path through the township.  The Edgar County Airport is located in the southeast part of the township.  CSX operates a north–south length of railroad track that connects Chrisman and Paris.

Education

The township is served by three school districts: Shiloh Community Unit School District #1, Chrisman-Scottland Community Unit School District #6, and Crestwood Community Unit School District #4.

Political districts
 Illinois's 15th congressional district
 State House District 109
 State Senate District 55

References

 United States Census Bureau 2007 TIGER/Line Shapefiles
 United States National Atlas

External links
 City-Data.com
 Illinois State Archives
 Edgar County Official Site

Townships in Edgar County, Illinois
Townships in Illinois


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Dramatic Readings Ep 021 - The Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening
Posted on Aug 8th 2018 at 08:00:00 AM by (MetalFRO)
Posted under Links Awakening, The Legend of Zelda, TLoZ, Game Boy Guru, Game Boy, game review, Nintendo
As many of you may be aware, I came very late to the Zelda party. In fact, one might say I crashed the party. I tried to get in many times over the years, but it seemed as though the DJ never played my tune. Or in my case, the songs being spun just didn't grab me until I finally understood the lyrics. Whatever the case, The Legend of Zelda finally clicked with me when playing the original game for the August 2016 RF Generation Play Through, and I further cemented my newfound appreciation for the series when I played this game, in January 2017. I revisit it again here for this video review, and still find myself enchanted.
What was your first Legend of Zelda experience, and better yet, when did the magic capture you? Which game was it, and what about it captivated you?
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The Legend of Zelda - Breath of the Wild
Posted on May 8th 2017 at 08:00:00 AM by (MetalFRO)
Posted under Breath of the Wild, The Legend of Zelda, TLOZ, BOTW, Link Zelda, Nintendo, Switch
The box art can't even begin to intimate how beautiful this game is.
Ah, The Legend of Zelda series. Legendary to most, and rightfully so, though not for everyone. I consider myself among the uneducated, when it comes to the adventures of Link (sorry, pun intended). I had very little exposure to the original game in the series, as my friends didn't all have it, and it wasn't a good coop or competitive game, so it fell to the wayside in favor of Double Dragon, Super Mario Bros. 3, and Dr. Mario, among many others. One of my acquaintances from school had The Legend of Zelda II: The Adventures of Link that we messed around with once or twice, but with the short sword range and tricky combat, we never got very far the 2-3 times we played it together. As mentioned in my review of Link's Awakening, I've never been a "Zelda guy" in any sense. I bought Link's Awakening DX as a new release for the Game Boy Color, played it some and shelved it because I didn't understand the nature of the puzzles. I played and enjoyed Ocarina of Time on my brother-in-law's N64, but didn't finish it due to not having access. My first real foray into the series was the 2016 RF Generation play-through of the original game. I fell in love with it, and that led me to finally playing through the only original Game Boy outing in the series, linked above (minor pun intended). After anticipating the release of the Nintendo Switch, it only seemed natural that my newfound love of the Zelda franchise would culminate in playing the newly released Breath of the Wild, right?
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