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World Warily Watches America's Post-Election Aftershocks
From the outside, the United States has never looked so vulnerable — or unpredictable
By Lori Hinnant	• Published January 13, 2021 • Updated on January 13, 2021 at 4:48 am
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For America's allies and rivals alike, the chaos unfolding during Donald Trump's final days as president is the logical result of four years of global instability brought on by the man who promised to change the way the world viewed the United States.
From the outside, the United States has never looked so vulnerable — or unpredictable.
Alliances that had held for generations frayed to a breaking point under Trump — from his decision to back out of the Paris climate accord and the Iran nuclear deal, to quitting the World Health Organization amid a pandemic.
The U.S. House of Representatives approved a resolution urging Vice President Mike Pence and President Donald Trump's Cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment and remove Trump from office. Hours earlier, Pence had sent a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., stating he would not do so.
And then, by seeking to overturn his loss to Joe Biden, Trump upended the bedrock principle of democratic elections that the United States has tried — and sometimes even succeeded — in exporting around the world. How long those aftershocks could endure is unclear.
"It is one of the biggest tasks of the future for America and Europe — to fight the polarization of society at its roots," German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said. "We will only be able to preserve the belief in togetherness, in democracy as the most humane form of statehood, and the conviction in science and reason if we do it together."
But in many ways Europe has already moved on, forging ahead on the deal with Iran, negotiating a trade agreement with China spearheaded by Germany, and organizing global actions to protect the environment.
In a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday, Vice President Mike Pence said he doesn't believe invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office is "in the best interest of our Nation or consistent with our Constitution."
On the same day an angry mob stormed the Capitol to try to overturn the presidential election won by Biden, a record number of Americans died of coronavirus. One other recent event also showed U.S. vulnerability: the cyberespionage operation still working its way through an untold number of government computers and blamed on elite Russian hackers.
World leaders who saw the deadly violence in Washington "will need to consider whether these events are an outlier event — a 'black swan' — or whether these extremist white supremacist groups will continue to be a significant influence on the direction of U.S. foreign and domestic policy, instead of receding with the end of the Trump administration," the Soufan Group, a global intelligence and security firm, wrote Tuesday.
People tend to think of fragile countries "in terms of war as the biggest problem, rather than violence, and thinking in terms of state collapse as the biggest problem rather than states that internally disintegrate," said Rachel Kleinfeld, a scholar of democracy and violence at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Kleinfeld, like many others, said the assault on the U.S. Capitol may have come to a head in a matter of weeks but was years in the making.
Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon, D-Penn., describes her reasons why she would vote for a resolution urging Vice President Mike Pence and President Donald Trump's Cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment.
And the U.S. capacity to fight for democracy was already tarnished before the mob egged on by Trump sought to overturn his election loss. For many, those events were merely confirmation.
Adversaries including Russia, China and Iran used the violence to question U.S. democracy more generally.
In an internal note on the State Department's "dissent channel" obtained by The Associated Press, American diplomats said Trump's actions had made their job harder. "It is critical that we communicate to the world that in our system, no one — not even the president — is above the law or immune from public criticism," the note said. "This would be a first step towards repairing the damage to our international credibility."
Trump showed no contrition, however, saying Tuesday his fiery rally remarks to supporters were "totally appropriate."
Steven D'Antuono, Acting Director of the FBI Washington Field Office, and U.S. Attorney Michael Sherwin told reporters on Tuesday that they expect hundreds to be charged in connection with the Capitol riot. D'Antuono also defended the FBI's response to intelligence prior to the riot, saying, "The FBI cannot open an investigation without a threat of violence or alleged criminal activity… in this case, we had no indication information was linked to any specific person but this was a matter of an online discussion."
In Iraq, a country that still struggles with the controversial legacy of a U.S.-led invasion in the name of democracy, many people followed the Washington events with a mixture of shock and fascination.
Then-U.S. President George W. Bush boasted that Iraq would become a model of democracy in a region ruled by dictators. Instead, the country fell into protracted war between Sunnis and Shiites in which tens of thousands of people died. Although it has an active parliament and regular elections, it is a dysfunctional democracy based on a sectarian power sharing agreement, with corrupt parties haggling over ministries and posts so they can give jobs to supporters while lining their own pockets.
Ahmad al-Helfi, a 39-year-old Iraqi political cartoonist, said what happened at the U.S. Capitol is a blow to the democracy it tried to bring to Iraq and other countries.
President Donald Trump spoke to reporters before he departed to visit a section of border wall in Alamo, Texas, saying he disagreed with impeachment talk but stressed he wanted "absolutely no violence."
"By mobilizing his followers in an effort to overturn the results of the election, Trump confirmed that instead of exporting democracy to Iraq, America imported the chaos, non-peaceful transition of power, and failure to accept election results," al-Helfi said.
Anahita Thoms, a German lawyer and trade expert who spent years living and working in the United States, said last week's events would indelibly mark America's image abroad. Thoms is a board member of the Atlantic Bridge, a think tank promoting cooperation between Europe and the U.S. — the kind of organization founded in the aftermath of World War II when the U.S. helped to rebuild the economies of many countries in western Europe that had been destroyed by the war.
Germany was one country that benefited the most from those U.S. financial and democracy-building efforts.
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Looking ahead, she said American officials may have a tougher time promoting democracy abroad.
"The U.S. remains a country that lives its democratic values. But this aspiration, which is presented very strongly to the outside world, mustn't get too many cracks," Thoms said. "I think a lot of diplomatic skill is going to be necessary to counter those pictures."
The International Crisis Group, which normally focuses on global war zones, wrote its first assessment ever about the risk of election-related violence in the United States in October. Stephen Pomper, who helped lead the work on the report and lives in the D.C. area, said in the best of circumstances, the United States could eventually point to the decision of Congress to resume certification of Biden's election after the breach as a first step in successfully protecting its democracy.
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"Look, we created these institutions. They did become a source of resiliency for us. They helped us get through this very difficult period. Let us help you develop the same kind of resiliency," he said, describing a hypothetical future conversation between the U.S. and a struggling government. "That would be a positive story to be able to tell at some point, but I don't think the pieces are quite there yet."
Pope Francis was more optimistic, telling Italian broadcaster Mediaset: "Thank God this exploded" into the open because "we have been able to see why this is, and how it can be remedied."
Associated Press writers Kirsten Grieshaber and Frank Jordans in Berlin, Abdulrahman Zeyad in Baghdad, Matt Lee in Washington; and Frank Bajak in Boston contributed.
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The clean material is used to make products including picture frames, baseboards and molding.
Hundreds of these drop-off locations are now open throughout the country. Dart has established more than 40 of them and now runs two washing facilities to clean the material before it goes to manufacturers. According to a website operated by Dart, dozens of companies in the U.S. accept certain types of clean polystyrene foam to make new products, though the majority of them don't pick up or pay for the material.
Transporting the material efficiently is key, and compacting equipment has helped make it possible to fit 40,000 pounds inside of a 48-foot truck that could normally only hold 1,000 pounds. A mix of industry and government grants have helped more local recycling facilities purchase necessary processing equipment and innovation continues in this sector as seen with Agilyx's new use of pyrolysis processing. Yet like any consumer material, particularly one that often comes into contact with food and beverages, contamination can make quality a challenge.
Similar to plastic bags or even bottles, creating more industry-funded drop-off or collection options helps companies tout the recycling access for their products. Polystyrene foam is recyclable — technically, any material is — but questions about whether the process is efficient or sustainable have persisted. Major brands are beginning to feel pressure to change their packaging from advocacy groups and foundations. Multiple cities have tried to ban or regulate the material with varying degrees of success and Maryland may become the first state to do it this year.
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The state's construction recycling requirements have spurred a wave of new infrastructure investments and led to more acquisitions. Some say they've also constrained capacity, all while the region's building boom continues.
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La Asociación Atlética La Viña es un club deportivo de la ciudad de San Salvador de Jujuy en la Provincia de Jujuy, Argentina. Fue fundado el 28 de febrero de 1960 como Club Social Cultural y Deportivo El Chañi, pero cambió a su denominación actual el 4 de mayo 2018, siendo su nuevo nombre una connotación al barrio Bajo La Viña de San Salvador de Jujuy, donde se encuentra su sede social. Actualmente milita en la Liga Jujeña de Fútbol.

Historia

Fue fundado el 28 de febrero de 1960 como Club Social  Cultural y Deportivo El Chañi.

En 2015 salió subcampeón de la Liga Jujeña, dándole la posibilidad al club de jugar el Torneo Federal C 2016. En su primera participación en torneos nacionales, finalizó primero en su grupo. Venció a Villa San Antonio en la Primera fase, pero cayó por 6-2 contra Sportivo Alberdi en la siguiente.

En 2018, cambió su nombre al actual. Ese mismo año, logró salir campeón por primera vez de la Liga Jujeña y en la Copa Jujuy llegó hasta los cuartos de final. Ese título hizo que ascienda al Torneo Regional Federal Amateur. En su participación, finalizó segundo, dándole la posibilidad de jugar la siguiente ronda, donde eliminó a Deportivo Tabacal, pero fue derrotado en la siguiente instancia por Talleres de Perico.

Datos del club
 Temporadas en Primera División: 0.
 Temporadas en 2.ª:
 Temporadas en Primera B Nacional: 0.
 Temporadas en 3.ª:
 Temporadas en Torneo Federal A: 0.
 Temporadas en 4.ª:
 Temporadas en Torneo Regional Federal Amateur: 1 (2019).
 Temporadas en 5.ª:
 Temporadas en Torneo Federal C: 1 (2016).

Clasificación

Temporadas

Desde 2014

Plantel 2019
 Actualizado el 3 de febrero de 2022

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| colspan=7 bgcolor=#228B22 style="color:white;" align=center| Arqueros

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| colspan=7 bgcolor=#228B22 style="color:white;" align=center| Defensores

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| colspan=7 bgcolor=#228B22 style="color:white;" align=center| Mediocampistas

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| colspan=7 bgcolor=#228B22 style="color:white;" align=center| Delanteros

Bajas

Mauricio Aguirre a Talleres de Perico

Estadio

El estadio de La Viña es el Estadio La Tablada, que pertenece a la Liga Jujeña de Fútbol. Tiene capacidad para 4.000 espectadores.

Palmarés

Torneos provinciales oficiales (1)

Véase también

 Fútbol en Argentina

Referencias

Equipos de fútbol fundados en 1960
Clubes de la provincia de Jujuy
Equipos de la Liga Jujeña de Fútbol

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namespace propertybag
{
	registryProperty::registryProperty(
		_In_ const HKEY hKey,
		_In_ const std::wstring& name,
		_In_ DWORD dwType,
		_In_ ULONG ulPropTag)
		: m_hKey(hKey), m_name(name), m_dwType(dwType), m_ulPropTag(ulPropTag)
	{
		m_secure = false;

		// With no name we build a name from the prop tag
		if (!m_name.empty())
		{
			auto str = m_name;
			// If we pass a name, but it's has S:: prefix, it's secure and name is likely a prop tag name
			// After strip, we can parse the name with proptags::PropNameToPropTag
			if (strings::stripPrefix(str, L"S::"))
			{
				m_secure = true;
				m_ulPropTag = proptags::PropNameToPropTag(str);
				m_name = strings::format(L"S%04x%04x", PROP_TYPE(m_ulPropTag), PROP_ID(m_ulPropTag));
			}
			// Get our prop tag and determine if we're a secure prop
			else if (str.size() == 8 || str.size() == 9)
			{
				ULONG num{};
				const auto secure = strings::stripPrefix(str, L"S");
				if (strings::tryWstringToUlong(num, str, 16, false))
				{
					m_secure = secure;
					// Abuse some macros to swap the order of the tag
					m_ulPropTag = PROP_TAG(PROP_ID(num), PROP_TYPE(num));
				}
			}

			// If we still don't have a prop tag, maybe the name matches a prop
			if (m_ulPropTag == 0)
			{
				m_ulPropTag = proptags::PropNameToPropTag(m_name);
				if (m_ulPropTag != 0) m_name.clear();
			}
		}

		if (m_name.empty())
		{
			m_name = strings::format(L"%04x%04x", PROP_TYPE(m_ulPropTag), PROP_ID(m_ulPropTag));
		}

		// If we pass REG_NONE, we can just determine type from tag
		if (m_dwType == REG_NONE)
		{
			m_dwType = (PROP_TYPE(m_ulPropTag) == PT_STRING8) ? REG_SZ : REG_BINARY;
		}
	}

	void registryProperty::ensureSPropValue()
	{
		if (m_prop.ulPropTag != 0) return;
		m_prop = {m_ulPropTag};
		m_canParseMAPI = false;

		if (m_dwType == REG_BINARY)
		{
			m_binVal = registry::ReadBinFromRegistry(m_hKey, m_name, m_secure);
			if (m_ulPropTag)
			{
				m_canParseMAPI = true;
				switch (PROP_TYPE(m_ulPropTag))
				{
				case PT_CLSID:
					if (m_binVal.size() == 16)
					{
						m_prop.Value.lpguid = reinterpret_cast<LPGUID>(const_cast<LPBYTE>(m_binVal.data()));
					}
					break;
				case PT_SYSTIME:
					if (m_binVal.size() == 8)
					{
						m_prop.Value.ft = *reinterpret_cast<LPFILETIME>(const_cast<LPBYTE>(m_binVal.data()));
					}
					break;
				case PT_I8:
					if (m_binVal.size() == 8)
					{
						m_prop.Value.li.QuadPart = static_cast<LONGLONG>(*m_binVal.data());
					}
					break;
				case PT_LONG:
					if (m_binVal.size() == 4)
					{
						m_prop.Value.l = static_cast<DWORD>(*m_binVal.data());
					}
					break;
				case PT_BOOLEAN:
					if (m_binVal.size() == 2)
					{
						m_prop.Value.b = static_cast<WORD>(*m_binVal.data());
					}
					break;
				case PT_BINARY:
					m_prop.Value.bin.cb = static_cast<ULONG>(m_binVal.size());
					m_prop.Value.bin.lpb = const_cast<LPBYTE>(m_binVal.data());
					break;
				case PT_UNICODE:
					m_unicodeVal = m_binVal;
					m_unicodeVal.push_back(0); // Add some null terminators just in case
					m_unicodeVal.push_back(0);
					m_prop.Value.lpszW = reinterpret_cast<LPWSTR>(const_cast<LPBYTE>(m_unicodeVal.data()));
					break;
				case PT_MV_LONG:
				{
					const auto parser = std::make_shared<smartview::binaryParser>(m_binVal);
					const auto count = static_cast<ULONG>(parser->getSize() / sizeof(LONG));
					m_bin = std::vector<BYTE>(sizeof(LONG) * count);
					m_prop.Value.MVl.lpl = reinterpret_cast<LONG*>(m_bin.data());
					m_prop.Value.MVl.cValues = count;

					for (ULONG iMVCount = 0; iMVCount < count; iMVCount++)
					{
						m_prop.Value.MVl.lpl[iMVCount] = smartview::blockT<LONG>::parse(parser)->getData();
					}

					break;
				}
				case PT_MV_BINARY:
				{
					const auto parser = std::make_shared<smartview::binaryParser>(m_binVal);
					const auto count = smartview::blockT<ULONG>::parse(parser)->getData();
					m_bin = std::vector<BYTE>(sizeof(SBinary) * count);
					m_mvBin = std::vector<std::vector<BYTE>>(count);
					m_prop.Value.MVbin.lpbin = reinterpret_cast<SBinary*>(m_bin.data());
					m_prop.Value.MVbin.cValues = count;

					// Read lengths, offsets, and binary in a single loop
					for (ULONG iMVCount = 0; iMVCount < count; iMVCount++)
					{
						const auto length = smartview::blockT<ULONG>::parse(parser)->getData();
						const auto offset = smartview::blockT<LONG>::parse(parser)->getData();
						const auto originalOffset = parser->getOffset();
						parser->setOffset(offset);
						m_mvBin[iMVCount] = *smartview::blockBytes::parse(parser, length);
						m_prop.Value.MVbin.lpbin[iMVCount] = {length, m_mvBin[iMVCount].data()};
						parser->setOffset(originalOffset);
					}

					break;
				}
				case PT_MV_UNICODE:
				{
					const auto parser = std::make_shared<smartview::binaryParser>(m_binVal);
					const auto count = smartview::blockT<ULONG>::parse(parser)->getData();
					m_bin = std::vector<BYTE>(sizeof(LPWSTR) * count);
					m_mvW = std::vector<std::wstring>(count);
					m_prop.Value.MVszW.lppszW = reinterpret_cast<LPWSTR*>(m_bin.data());
					m_prop.Value.MVszW.cValues = count;

					// Read offsets and strings in a single loop
					for (ULONG iMVCount = 0; iMVCount < count; iMVCount++)
					{
						const auto offset = smartview::blockT<LONG>::parse(parser)->getData();
						const auto originalOffset = parser->getOffset();
						parser->setOffset(offset);
						m_mvW[iMVCount] = *smartview::blockStringW::parse(parser);
						m_prop.Value.MVszW.lppszW[iMVCount] = m_mvW[iMVCount].data();
						parser->setOffset(originalOffset);
					}

					break;
				}
				case PT_MV_STRING8:
				{
					const auto parser = std::make_shared<smartview::binaryParser>(m_binVal);
					const auto count = smartview::blockT<ULONG>::parse(parser)->getData();
					m_bin = std::vector<BYTE>(sizeof(LPSTR) * count);
					m_mvA = std::vector<std::string>(count);
					m_prop.Value.MVszA.lppszA = reinterpret_cast<LPSTR*>(m_bin.data());
					m_prop.Value.MVszA.cValues = count;

					// Read offsets and strings in a single loop
					for (ULONG iMVCount = 0; iMVCount < count; iMVCount++)
					{
						const auto offset = smartview::blockT<LONG>::parse(parser)->getData();
						const auto originalOffset = parser->getOffset();
						parser->setOffset(offset);
						m_mvA[iMVCount] = *smartview::blockStringA::parse(parser);
						m_prop.Value.MVszA.lppszA[iMVCount] = m_mvA[iMVCount].data();
						parser->setOffset(originalOffset);
					}

					break;
				}
				default:
					// Haven't found any other property types out there so this ought never be used
					m_prop.ulPropTag = PROP_TAG(PT_BINARY, PROP_ID(m_ulPropTag));
					m_prop.Value.bin.cb = static_cast<ULONG>(m_binVal.size());
					m_prop.Value.bin.lpb = const_cast<LPBYTE>(m_binVal.data());
					m_canParseMAPI = false;
					break;
				}
			}
			else
			{
				m_prop.ulPropTag = PROP_TAG(PT_BINARY, PROP_ID_NULL);
				m_prop.Value.bin.cb = static_cast<ULONG>(m_binVal.size());
				m_prop.Value.bin.lpb = const_cast<LPBYTE>(m_binVal.data());
			}
		}
		else if (m_dwType == REG_DWORD)
		{
			m_dwVal = registry::ReadDWORDFromRegistry(m_hKey, m_name);
			m_prop.Value.l = m_dwVal;
			if (m_ulPropTag)
			{
				m_canParseMAPI = true;
			}
			else
			{
				m_prop.ulPropTag = PROP_TAG(PT_LONG, PROP_ID_NULL);
			}
		}
		else if (m_dwType == REG_SZ)
		{
			m_szVal = registry::ReadStringFromRegistry(m_hKey, m_name);
			if (!m_prop.ulPropTag) m_prop.ulPropTag = PROP_TAG(PT_UNICODE, PROP_ID_NULL);
			switch (PROP_TYPE(m_prop.ulPropTag))
			{
			case PT_UNICODE:
				m_prop.Value.lpszW = m_szVal.data();
				break;
			case PT_STRING8:
				m_ansiVal = strings::wstringTostring(m_szVal);
				m_prop.Value.lpszA = m_ansiVal.data();
				break;
			}
		}
	}

	void registryProperty::ensureModel()
	{
		if (m_model) return;
		ensureSPropValue();
		m_model = std::make_shared<model::mapiRowModel>();
		if (m_ulPropTag != 0)
		{
			m_model->ulPropTag(m_ulPropTag);
			const auto propTagNames = proptags::PropTagToPropName(m_ulPropTag, false);
			if (!propTagNames.bestGuess.empty())
			{
				m_model->name(propTagNames.bestGuess);
			}

			if (!propTagNames.otherMatches.empty())
			{
				m_model->otherName(propTagNames.otherMatches);
			}
		}
		else
		{
			m_model->name(m_name);
		}

		if (m_secure) m_model->name(L"S::" + m_model->name());

		if (m_dwType == REG_BINARY)
		{
			if (!m_canParseMAPI)
			{
				if (!m_model->ulPropTag()) m_model->ulPropTag(PROP_TAG(PT_BINARY, PROP_ID_NULL));
				m_model->value(strings::BinToHexString(m_binVal, true));
				m_model->altValue(strings::BinToTextString(m_binVal, true));
			}
		}
		else if (m_dwType == REG_DWORD)
		{
			if (!m_ulPropTag)
			{
				m_model->ulPropTag(PROP_TAG(PT_LONG, PROP_ID_NULL));
				m_model->value(strings::format(L"%d", m_dwVal));
				m_model->altValue(strings::format(L"0x%08X", m_dwVal));
			}
		}
		else if (m_dwType == REG_SZ)
		{
			if (!m_model->ulPropTag()) m_model->ulPropTag(PROP_TAG(PT_UNICODE, PROP_ID_NULL));
			m_model->value(m_szVal);
		}
		else if (m_dwType == REG_NONE)
		{
			m_model->value(L"Err: 0x8004010f = MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND");
		}

		if (m_canParseMAPI)
		{
			std::wstring PropString;
			std::wstring AltPropString;
			property::parseProperty(&m_prop, &PropString, &AltPropString);
			m_model->value(PropString);
			m_model->altValue(AltPropString);

			const auto szSmartView =
				smartview::parsePropertySmartView(&m_prop, nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, false, false);
			if (!szSmartView.empty()) m_model->smartView(szSmartView);
		}

		// For debugging purposes right now
		//m_model->namedPropName(strings::BinToHexString(m_binVal, true));
		//m_model->namedPropGuid(strings::BinToTextString(m_binVal, true));
	}

	void registryProperty::set(_In_opt_ LPSPropValue newValue)
	{
		if (!newValue) return;

		if (m_dwType == REG_NONE)
		{
			m_dwType = (PROP_TYPE(m_ulPropTag) == PT_STRING8) ? REG_SZ : REG_BINARY;
		}

		if (m_dwType == REG_BINARY)
		{
			if (newValue->ulPropTag)
			{
				ULONG cb = 0;
				LPBYTE lpb = nullptr;
				auto write = true;
				switch (PROP_TYPE(newValue->ulPropTag))
				{
				case PT_CLSID:
					cb = 16;
					lpb = LPBYTE(newValue->Value.lpguid);
					break;
				case PT_SYSTIME:
					cb = 8;
					lpb = LPBYTE(&newValue->Value.ft);
					break;
				case PT_I8:
					cb = 8;
					lpb = LPBYTE(&newValue->Value.li.QuadPart);
					break;
				case PT_LONG:
					cb = 4;
					lpb = LPBYTE(&newValue->Value.l);
					break;
				case PT_BOOLEAN:
					cb = 2;
					lpb = LPBYTE(&newValue->Value.b);
					break;
				case PT_BINARY:
					cb = newValue->Value.bin.cb;
					lpb = newValue->Value.bin.lpb;
					break;
				case PT_UNICODE:
					// Include null terminator
					cb = static_cast<ULONG>((std::wstring(newValue->Value.lpszW).length() + 1) * sizeof(wchar_t));
					lpb = LPBYTE(newValue->Value.lpszW);
					break;
				case PT_MV_LONG:
				{
					cb = sizeof(LONG) * (newValue->Value.MVl.cValues);
					m_binVal = std::vector<BYTE>(cb); // Ok to use this since we're gonna wipe it anyway
					auto offset = 0;
					for (ULONG iMVCount = 0; iMVCount < newValue->Value.MVl.cValues; iMVCount++)
					{
						memory::assign(m_binVal, offset, newValue->Value.MVl.lpl[iMVCount]);
						offset += sizeof(LONG);
					}

					lpb = m_binVal.data();
					break;
				}
				case PT_MV_BINARY:
				{
					// Allocate the header portion, which is a fixed size based on the number of binaries to pack
					cb = sizeof(LONG) * (1 + 2 * newValue->Value.MVbin.cValues); //  count and array of size/offset
					m_binVal = std::vector<BYTE>(cb); // Ok to use this since we're gonna wipe it anyway

					// Count up our additional needs for reserve
					for (ULONG iMVCount = 0; iMVCount < newValue->Value.MVbin.cValues; iMVCount++)
					{
						cb += static_cast<ULONG>(memory::align(newValue->Value.MVbin.lpbin[iMVCount].cb));
					}

					// Then reserve additional space for the binary data to avoid realloc
					m_binVal.reserve(cb);
					auto offset = 0;
					memory::assign(m_binVal, offset, newValue->Value.MVbin.cValues);
					offset += sizeof(ULONG);
					// As we loop through and populate the header, we append the binary to the end of our array, aligning as we go
					for (ULONG iMVCount = 0; iMVCount < newValue->Value.MVbin.cValues; iMVCount++)
					{
						auto cbBin = newValue->Value.MVbin.lpbin[iMVCount].cb;
						const auto lpbBin = newValue->Value.MVbin.lpbin[iMVCount].lpb;
						memory::assign(m_binVal, offset, cbBin);
						offset += sizeof(ULONG);
						memory::assign(m_binVal, offset, m_binVal.size());
						offset += sizeof(ULONG);
						std::copy(lpbBin, lpbBin + cbBin, std::back_inserter(m_binVal));
						while (memory::align(cbBin) > cbBin)
						{
							m_binVal.push_back(0);
							cbBin++;
						}
					}

					lpb = m_binVal.data();
					break;
				}
				case PT_MV_UNICODE:
				{
					// Allocate the header portion, which is a fixed size based on the number of strings to pack
					cb = sizeof(LONG) * (1 + newValue->Value.MVszW.cValues); //  count and array of offset
					m_binVal = std::vector<BYTE>(cb); // Ok to use this since we're gonna wipe it anyway

					// Count up our additional needs for reserve
					auto strings = std::vector<std::wstring>(newValue->Value.MVszW.cValues);
					for (ULONG iMVCount = 0; iMVCount < newValue->Value.MVszW.cValues; iMVCount++)
					{
						strings[iMVCount] = newValue->Value.MVszW.lppszW[iMVCount]; // cache for convenience
						cb += static_cast<ULONG>((strings[iMVCount].length() + 1) * sizeof(wchar_t));
					}

					// Then reserve additional space for the string data to avoid realloc
					m_binVal.reserve(cb);
					auto offset = 0;
					memory::assign(m_binVal, offset, newValue->Value.MVszW.cValues);
					offset += sizeof(ULONG);
					// As we loop through and populate the header, we append the null terminated strings to the end of our array
					for (ULONG iMVCount = 0; iMVCount < newValue->Value.MVszW.cValues; iMVCount++)
					{
						auto cbBin = (strings[iMVCount].length() + 1) * sizeof(wchar_t);
						const auto lpbBin = reinterpret_cast<LPBYTE>(strings[iMVCount].data());
						memory::assign(m_binVal, offset, m_binVal.size());
						offset += sizeof(ULONG);
						std::copy(lpbBin, lpbBin + cbBin, std::back_inserter(m_binVal));
					}

					lpb = m_binVal.data();
					break;
				}
				case PT_MV_STRING8:
				{
					// Allocate the header portion, which is a fixed size based on the number of strings to pack
					cb = sizeof(LONG) * (1 + newValue->Value.MVszA.cValues); //  count and array of offset
					m_binVal = std::vector<BYTE>(cb); // Ok to use this since we're gonna wipe it anyway

					// Count up our additional needs for reserve
					auto strings = std::vector<std::string>(newValue->Value.MVszA.cValues);
					for (ULONG iMVCount = 0; iMVCount < newValue->Value.MVszA.cValues; iMVCount++)
					{
						strings[iMVCount] = newValue->Value.MVszA.lppszA[iMVCount]; // cache for convenience
						cb += static_cast<ULONG>(strings[iMVCount].length()) + 1;
					}

					// Then reserve additional space for the string data to avoid realloc
					m_binVal.reserve(cb);
					auto offset = 0;
					memory::assign(m_binVal, offset, newValue->Value.MVszA.cValues);
					offset += sizeof(ULONG);
					// As we loop through and populate the header, we append the null terminated strings to the end of our array
					for (ULONG iMVCount = 0; iMVCount < newValue->Value.MVszA.cValues; iMVCount++)
					{
						auto cbBin = strings[iMVCount].length() + 1;
						const auto lpbBin = reinterpret_cast<LPBYTE>(strings[iMVCount].data());
						memory::assign(m_binVal, offset, m_binVal.size());
						offset += sizeof(ULONG);
						std::copy(lpbBin, lpbBin + cbBin, std::back_inserter(m_binVal));
					}

					lpb = m_binVal.data();
					break;
				}
				default:
					write = false;
					break;
				}

				if (write)
				{
					registry::WriteBinToRegistry(m_hKey, m_name, cb, lpb, m_secure);
				}
			}
			else
			{
				registry::WriteBinToRegistry(m_hKey, m_name, newValue->Value.bin.cb, newValue->Value.bin.lpb);
			}
		}
		else if (m_dwType == REG_DWORD)
		{
			if (PROP_TYPE(newValue->ulPropTag) == PT_LONG)
			{
				registry::WriteDWORDToRegistry(m_hKey, m_name, newValue->Value.l);
			}
		}
		else if (m_dwType == REG_SZ)
		{
			switch (PROP_TYPE(newValue->ulPropTag))
			{
			case PT_UNICODE:
				registry::WriteStringToRegistry(m_hKey, m_name, newValue->Value.lpszW);
				break;
			case PT_STRING8:
				registry::WriteStringToRegistry(m_hKey, m_name, strings::stringTowstring(newValue->Value.lpszA));
				break;
			}
		}

		// After writing, clear everything out - we'll reload as needed.
		m_model = nullptr;
		m_prop = {};
		m_binVal = {};
		ensureModel();
	}
} // namespace propertybag

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Unfortunately I could not get the Disney movie Monsters, Inc. out of my head after the beginning of this story. The portals into children's rooms at night and the threat of monsters in the closet were just too reminiscent of the movie for my taste. Of course this story is a more mature take on these ideas. And I think what the author is trying to do has potential.
The author does handle the action in the story well and there is a good amount of tension in what the main character has to do and what will happen if he fails. But I think that the main character could use some more development so that the reader can sympathize with him more. He seems like just another stereotypical soldier/agent type who is wearying of his role. What makes this particular character different from any other. Could he undergo more of change in the course of the story? If he did, we might care about him and his situation more.
There is never a very clear reason given at the end of the story for the actions that are taking place. Maybe some further development of that reason and some use of that throughout the story would help the reader to like the main character and what he is trying to do more. Just some suggestions for possible improvements from my particular point-of-view.
Just as Davidsonhero was seeing Monsters in the closet, I was seeing the father using a shotgun to blow the door down.
I don't even like to think about there being a viable explanation for someone being in a child's bedroom.
I wondered why the parents didn't notice the children were actually...well, not children.
On the other side from Davidsonhero: I liked the idea that there wasn't a lot of explanation about why the collectors were doing what they were doing. I don't believe a long, scientific discussion of their motives would have been realistic or profitable. When in doubt, not throwing in some science to make the story sound better is probably the better idea.
I don't even like to think about there being a viable explanation for someone being in a child's bedroom. I wondered why the parents didn't notice the children were actually...well, not children.
I do agree with you bottomdweller. I have three little kids all under the age of four, so I don't like the basic premise of the story either. But that's also why I think this story has potential, any idea that can cause such a reaction in the reader is fertile ground. The idea would probably work well in a horror story. But the way this story was structured, I wasn't led to sympathize with the father and the horror he would be facing realizing something horrible was happening to his screaming daughter. The story is written from Jerry's perspective. Which is an interesting attempt at reversal if you consider that this story looks at things from the "monster's" perspective. But why is this the only way they can collect information? It seems that a species with the technology to create these portals and modify themselves to be able to appear identical to particular human children to the point where they can replace them for a time, could come up with a better way to collect data. The author is setting up the premise and asking the reader to accept that this is necessary for some reason. He is asking us to care about his character who has a difficult and dangerous job that must be done for some important reason. That's a tall order especially when what the character is doing, and his species is doing is arguable wrong on so many levels. In the end I don't think I sympathize with the main character enough. This is important. I think that if a reader doesn't sympathize with the protagonist of a story, then the author has failed to a degree. I'm not suggesting adding a little science will fix the problem. I was just thinking giving the reader more insight into the reasoning for this scenario might help the story overcome some of the problems I see with it.
I had a few problems with this one, as well. It reminded me more of the movie Milennium than anything else. John Varley's Air Raid, the novella that the movie was based upon, was excellent, but the flick really wasn't.
These are four-foot tall aliens with three fingers, and they have names like Jerry, Marcus and Glenn. That's one stretch.
If the kid wakes up and the Collector gets caught, everybody dies. Highly trained Collector, the fake kid with a head full of needed data, the real kid, and whoever caught them in the act.
But they can't shoot the sleeping kid with a trank gun from the portal? There's another stretch, for 'ya.
The real kid is kept in "stasis" for three years. And yet they still look like the kid that is going to be replaced. Do they grow in stasis? Do they have the three years of memories? Is this a ten-year-old who has lost all memory for three years? Think folks won't notice that? Kids change a bunch in 3 years, trust me.
And just what kind of information is this kid collecting? Who's the biggest poopyface at school? What's Hannah Montana up to? If they are up half the night hacking into government databases, then there wouldn't be the problem of them forgetting that they are actually spies.
I just can't see a kid that still acts like a kid being able to collect the kind of information they would need to save their planet.
Much of the base plot just doesn't make any sense, and I don't think it ever will. Hero is right about the potential, the action is well written and the sense of tension as daddy is busting down the door is palpable, especially since the reader knows what happens if he succeeds.
Though I have to say that this is one weird door. Even in an old house with very sturdy doors, the weak spot is the lock, not the hinges. That part needed a little work, as well.
Same story (without the kill-em-all attitude), same set-up, but they're replacing our kids with doubles for one month just to see how we treat our children. If we don't measure up, they invade. They've got several good planets to move to and they are trying to figure-out which species to wipe-out so they can survive.
Your kid acting a little strange? Better treat 'em nice. Never know who's watching.
Last edited by Bill_Wolfe on February 23, 2010, 12:41:11 PM, edited 1 time in total.
As far as the kid acting like a kid: I was thinking the ending could have been 15 years in the future when he keeps insisting there are little green men, for real. Maybe hypnosis would accidentially bring up all these old memories of being taken. Perhaps he would remember something about the ship. It could have been a lot creepier.
I'm finding it hard to digest this one.
The intro worked for it did get my attention, and I didn't have a problem with the dialogue and the show/tell balanced out and the action Okay.
But the story didn't hold my attention much. The content too reminiscent of the old monster in the closet. But it didn't scare me.
couldn't get into the story.
I have no problem with the imagination, words used or style, yet that story itself for some reason didn't work at all for me, and I can't pin-point what turned me off about it!!
Good writing, but I didn't get it.
I agree with some of the other comments posted so far: good structurally but with major plot holes. I also thought the ending fizzled. Even with the flaws, there is potential for a major Ah-ha! moment at the end, but that never materializes. Although I like some degree of ambiguity, I felt dissatisfied with not knowing their overall purpose.
I believe is salvageable with some tweaking. As Bill stated earlier, it makes no sense to wake up their collections. However, I could see a plot where they attempted to tranquilize a subject and things go awry. There would be no need to deviate too far from the current storyline.
I keep wondering what happened to the dropped syringe . . . it's still in the kid's bedroom . . .
Aliens from a dying planet search the galaxy for a new home. Earth is a close match but with a few flaws. Global warming, acid rain, industrial wastes clogging the atmosphere. The aliens concoct human-like replacements whose bodies become the true collectors. When they return they are examined for tissue and metabolic changes to determine whether or not the aliens can exist in our toxic atmosphere.
How do the replacements find acceptance by their new parents? It would have to be some variation on Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
My shout from the peanut gallery.
Just wanted to thank everyone for their comments. Maybe we'll see a different version of this one down the line.


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Sports-related and non-sports-related sudden cardiac death in young adults
Am Heart J. 1991 Feb;121(2 Pt 1):568-75. doi: 10.1016/0002-8703(91)90727-y.
A P Burke 1 , A Farb, R Virmani, J Goodin, J E Smialek
1 Department of Cardiovascular Pathology, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Washington, D.C. 20306-6000.
DOI: 10.1016/0002-8703(91)90727-y
Sports-related sudden cardiac deaths were compared with non-sports-related sudden cardiac death in individuals (14 to 40 years old) who were autopsied from 1981 to 1988 at the Maryland Medical Examiner's Office. Thirty-four of 690 total cases of sudden cardiac death were sports-related, which represents 5% of sudden cardiac death in this age group. Causes of death were severe atherosclerosis (nine), hypertrophic cardiomyopathy with asymmetry (eight), coronary artery anomalies (four), idiopathic concentric left ventricular hypertrophy (three), myocarditis (two), arrhythmogenic right ventricle (one), Kawasaki disease (one), and unknown (six); two of the cases with unknown causes had tunnel arteries. Exercise-related deaths were more likely due to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (p = 0.0007) compared with 102 age-, sex-, and race-matched controls in the non-exercise group; there was no difference in the incidence of severe atherosclerosis (p = 0.4). The mean age of individuals with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy with asymmetry was less than that of those with severe atherosclerosis (24 vs 32 years, p = 0.03). Thus exercise precipitates sudden cardiac death in younger individuals with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
Baltimore / epidemiology
Cardiomegaly / mortality
Cardiomyopathy, Hypertrophic / mortality
Coronary Artery Disease / mortality
Coronary Disease / mortality
Death, Sudden / epidemiology*
Death, Sudden / etiology
Sports*


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Male Privilege Index ICYPUA: The Last Great Pick-up Artist Endgame: The End of PUA Theory
Broken Girls for a Broken Game
PREVIOUS: WHAT STATUS MEANS (AND WHAT IT DOESN'T)
But if status cannot be conveyed in the street, and if the only thing women care about is status, why do a few approaches work now and then? Why do any approaches work at all? Granted 5-10% (or 1-5% post-Tinder) is a tiny number, but it's not nothing, and if you spend all day approaching in a big city center you can conceivably open 50-100 girls, effectively landing at least a new girl every day, and there's no other type of game that can match this result in sheer efficiency, so cold street approach aka daygame remains the most efficient type of game bar none for those who can handle it, despite its abysmal success ratio.
Yet the question remains that if status cannot be conveyed in the street, why do street approaches even work at all? This is the million-dollar daygame question that no one has come close to answering because no one has asked it because no one has ever realized that for a top guy to get 5-10% in the street (or 1-5% post-Tinder) when he can get 80-100% in a social circle is a cosmic discrepancy that cannot be ignored and demands explanation. And since the PUAs have never been at the top of any social circle, and they even regard the top guy's 80-100% social circle ratio as fiction, they have so far failed to answer the question, or to even ask it for that matter.
In the end, the answer came to me after I noticed a curious trend among almost all of my daygame successes, and especially at the top end of the hotness scale. I eventually realized that practically all of them were not merely introverted girls, but downright depressed to some extent or other, they were vulnerable girls. The hottest girl I've ever gotten from daygame was a 19-year-old 10 whose father had left the family when she was nine and didn't even bother to communicate with her at all for many years. After a brief sexual experience at 13, she had remained chaste until reaching 19, at which point she had quick meaningless sex with three or four guys in succession, and then met me in the street and fell in love with me. She was very shy with a barren Facebook profile with hardly any guys in her life or social circle at all (and the couple of guys she did know were effeminate losers). The second hottest girl was a 17-year-old 9 whose mother had died of cancer when she was young and whose father had taken a new girlfriend and "didn't love her". I met her in a semi-depressed state when she was on holiday in my island, with very little sexual experience because she lived in a tiny Swedish town where everyone knows everyone and promiscuity is difficult. I fucked her for almost an entire night, somewhere close to six hours straight—one of the greatest sexual experiences of my life—and she was mine for as long as I would have her. Another hot girl had just broken up with her boyfriend who was hounding her on social media, another had just been dumped not merely by a boyfriend but by her FIANCÉE, several others had just moved to new cities and knew no one and were introverts who felt awkward around big groups anyway, or middle-aged women whose lengthy relationships had collapsed, and on and on it goes. One of them, another Swedish girl, was even clinically depressed and showed me her pill collection! The only non-depressed but still fairly attractive girls I have gotten off cold approach have been horny sluts pure and simple. They didn't care about my lack of status because they only cared about dick and happened to be horny when I stopped them in the street. I passed their "attraction threshold" for fucking, per GLL's terminology, and usually I banged them the same day with no mindgames or resistance of any kind and usually never saw them again because I neither like sluts nor do they generally like me beyond the physical. That's what daygame gives you: the best girls (the vulnerable, depressed introverts) and the worst girls (the raging opportunistic sluts), and nothing in between. No normal girls in other words.
Now if you've read your Krauser and the other London fools you'll have realized by now that their results too back up my conclusions, even if they themselves are too dumb to realize it. For what is the "ideal London daygame set" that they drool over and pray for again and again? Isn't it "a lone girl with a backpack strolling slowly through London's sights"? That's the LDM "bread and butter", the kind of girl they get most of their successes from, as they themselves admit in innumerable instances. But what kind of girl goes sightseeing in a foreign country alone lol? "For whatever reason, a woman finds it impossible to be alone", says Roosh, "They'll rather spend time with someone they hate, or who they are intensely jealous of, than be alone". The lone tourist girl strolling slowly through London's sights is either an introvert, or at least somewhat depressed, or better yet both at the same time, and thus simultaneously emotionally vulnerable and without easy access to social circles with high-status guys. Such girls DO NOT normally play the status game, either because they are too caught up in their emotional issues to have the time and energy, or even the mood for it, or quite simply because they have no access to social circles or males at all (—at least for a little while, because it's impossible for an attractive girl to be socially isolated for long unless she's a complete basketcase).
In the entire history of pick-up I have seen only one person who understands the above, and it was neither Mystery nor GLL, it was an obscure Argentinian PUA named Yohami. Don't bother googling him, he did have a blog for a long time but he wiped it a couple of years ago and, interestingly enough, he replaced it with a small videogame development company he now seems to be running. The relevant post wasn't even made on his own blog but in the comments section of someone else's blog that I happened to be posting in (and as usual was quickly banned from lol). Here is his analysis:
Yohami wrote: Women want safety and resources. They want to be in the ingroup. They will switch lower tribes for higher tribes, ditch old friends for new friends, etc., it's a neverending quest for getting to the center of the tribe, which is also the hierarchical pyramid built by men, but it's flatter in the eyes of women because it's not climbed through work and competition, but in relationship nodes, social cues, idioms, slangs, ideologies, identification markers, signaling. It's a soft net of relationships—all destined to secure her position on the tribe and advance her to the center.
What's in the center? Unlimited security and resources. What also is there? The King. What will the king do? Fuck her wild.
So that's the fantasy, that's the script.
Turn that script reverse and from the eyes of men, you build and climb that pyramid with work and competition, becoming a better man in the process, build a world, that then spins around you and erects you as a god, and then you see the neverending flow of women coming your way.
So as a man you're at the center or you're a transition point to the center, or a supportive cast, or a step on a ladder.
As a woman you're a node on a net, pulsing to get closer to the center of the net.
Women are always moving there, entering new social circles, and screening the men there. The tribe, social status, level of competence is where the screening starts. Girls start by screening the men who are higher on the tribe, all the way up they can, and then screen down for alpha male traits and try to get the best balance.
So the girl will find the "big salary guy" attractive even if he's not alpha, will move into his life as a friend or as a soft girlfriend, connect with his tribe, then ditch the guy for one of his friends or his boss or whoever the alpha guy of that tribe is. Rinse and repeat.
Climb up in the ladder of the tribe and get the king there. Then trade up.
That'd be the basic normal.
Also why daygame is flawed in that it targets the girls who're not actively in that cycle—unless you can communicate in seconds that you're a king of a tribe she'd like to belong to, you'll get the outliers who won't or can't engage in the normal female script, aka are broken somehow (more than normal), which would match your also broken script, because you didn't go and became the king but are looking for the outliers.
That's daygame in a nutshell: broken guys with broken scripts looking for, and occasionally finding, broken girls; and the reason the ceiling of success for daygame is 5-10% is quite simply because that's how many broken girls tend to be walking in the street at any given time (and the reason Tinder took this down to 1-5% is because HALF of the broken girls are now looking for, and sometimes finding, validation and happiness on Tinder, hence are no longer open to finding it in the street, which for a girl is the ultimate last resort, and is hence reserved for the direst cases and circumstances).
And in fact things are worse than Yohami says, because even if you're clearly "the king of another tribe" and "can communicate this in seconds", the typical girl in the street still won't give a fuck. Sure, on the spot she'll be attracted and chat with you and play with her hair while doing it and give you her number, but the interaction still won't go very far the vast majority of the time, and will quickly fizzle out for the simple reason that the circle of which you are the king is not real to her. This is where girls' "solipsism" comes in. Solipsism is another high-falutin' concept mercilessly debased by the brainless PUAs. They call girls "solipsistic" because they only care about themselves and don't think of other people. But that's not what solipsism is. Solipsism is the philosophical idea that one's mind is the only thing that certainly exists, and that the existence of everything outside the mind is doubtful. But the girl isn't doubting your existence lol, she just doesn't care about you, and that has absolutely nothing to do with solipsism any more than girls dumping guys for guys they like more has anything to do with hypergamy (because in many cases it is hypogamy, as in e.g. girls dumping celebrities for their bodyguards and personal trainers and so on, or even for their drug dealers) or wearing a leather jacket or being popular or "having game" have anything to do with being alpha. These are complex, advanced concepts that the PUA nerds' effeminate minds have dumbed-down, simplified and feminized, and one should show no sympathy with their pathetic interpretations of them and mercilessly crush them wherever one encounters them.
But the fact still remains that females have very narrow horizons compared to men, and that they are typically incapable of conceptualizing of anything that exists beyond themselves and their immediate social circles. My favorite example to illustrate this phenomenon and its effects is the marriage of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones. Zeta-Jones was a seriously hot piece of ass in her youth, and when Douglas saw her in the 1998 movie The Mask of Zorro he called his agent up to find her agent and get him a date with her. They went on the date, and she became his wife. This is how men act. When they are looking for the best, they don't confine their search to their tiny social circles lol, they REALLY do look for the best, on the entire planet. It would have been utterly absurd for a man of Michael Douglas's status to restrict his search for a mate to his social circles, even if, due to being in showbiz, they are probably more extensive than most men's. So when he saw someone who took his breath away on TV, he picked up the phone and made stuff happen. Now when have you heard of a woman doing something similar? Look up the Wikipedia pages of all the hottest female celebrities, and almost without exception they end up with people who, for whatever reason, happened to be around them at one time or other. These are the most attractive, most sought-after females on the planet, and instead of calling up Brad Pitt or Elon Musk or whoever they think is the highest-status man alive, they end up with whoever fate deems fit to throw next to them for five or ten minutes. Most of them end up with co-stars they happened to meet on set, or directors or producers, or even lowly cameramen and generic production people (or, if they are models, photographers). Natalie Portman, who is not only a gorgeous and talented actress, but even has a degree from Harvard, married her ballet instructor from that swan movie for christsake. Eva Green married, not even the star of Kingdom of Heaven, but some other unknown guy playing a secondary role. I could go on listing examples until the cows come home, but I hope you get my point. Even in the animal kingdom the females typically have far narrower horizons than the males, e.g. tigresses ruling over less than half the radius of a male, and so on, but in massive and massively complex human societies this phenomenon is exacerbated leading to guys like Michael Douglas wifing up some of the hottest women ever while many of the hottest women themselves end up with lame lowly ballet dancers just simply because they happened to be in the right place at the right time (which by the way is what daygame and much of game are all about, more on which later).
So this is why, even if you're the top dog in your own circle, and even if your circle is bigger and cooler than her circle, she'll still reject you in the street even if you somehow manage to convey all this to her in a few minutes. Because status, to her, due to her "solipsism" (i.e. due to her extremely narrow horizons), means quite simply HER FRIENDS' OPINION OF YOU, because these friends are her entire world and the only people whose opinion she cares about. And since her friends don't know you, your status is ZERO in her eyes no matter what your objective status may be in the context of your own circles. And that's why celebrity game is the best kind of game, if you can play it, because EVERYONE knows celebrities, INCLUDING THEREFORE HER FRIENDS. They all know Brad Pitt and have discussed him countless times, so in a sense he is a part of their little social circle even if he himself has never heard of them and doesn't give a shit about them. Celebrities are part of EVERYONE'S social circle, and that's why they are the only kinds of people that could really clean up in daygame if they ever wised up and learned about it and grew the balls to practice it. If I was Brad Pitt I sure as hell wouldn't shack up with shriveled-up 40-year-old actresses who weren't that hot even in their prime anyway, I'd just take a flight to Stockholm and sweep the hottest girls from the street or from nightclubs every day of the week until my penis fell off. Hell, I'd even impregnate a few dozen of them (he can afford it). But now imagine Brad Pitt WITHOUT THE FAME, perhaps BEFORE THE FAME, going out and running daygame. He'd get exactly the same 5-10% (or 1-5% post-Tinder) that top daygamers like me and GLL are getting. (He's not better-looking than me, as far as I am concerned, and he's half GLL's size.)
It's extremely hard for men to understand any of this because status is not an attraction trigger to us at all, it can even be the opposite of that as Ian Fleming makes Bond explain in one of the novels where he says that he dislikes popular show-women that in a sense belong to everyone and prefers undiscovered beauties that in a sense bloom only for him. I made up the phrasing here, because I can't find the exact quote, but that's the sentiment he's trying to convey. I mean, is there a greater male fantasy than that of the Conan the barbarian type hero who defeats a monster in the wild and finds a pristine virgin beauty dressed in rags chained in some cage and frees her and takes her for himself? What difference does it make to the man whether other people know about her? The only thing that matters to him is his own opinion, because that's what it means to be a man. That's how you sometimes get the hero in literature falling in love for a prostitute and eloping with her despite the entire society's condemnation and so on. All I care is if the girl is hot, and if she has no friends so much the better, so I can have her all to myself and command her undivided attention (which is one of the reasons daygame is king for me, more on which later). Girls meanwhile are UTTERLY REPULSED by friendless guys, they are totally creeped out and disgusted by them because they have zero status. We may think that this is shallow, but masculine standards are even shallower since the only things we care about are utterly superficial things like boobs, asses, hair, and facial features. At least the girls care about status which requires far deeper qualities than mere looks to be attained. That's why GLL was a "Loser" in his younger years despite being "Good-Looking"—because he was a loner muscle-obsessed gym rat with no status—and that's how the decrepit Italian businessman Flavio Briatore managed to marry supermodel Heidi Klum in her prime, who even gave birth to his child. Klum was one of the hottest women on the planet in the early-2000s, and was surrounded by male models and could have chosen any one of them, and yet she chose a decrepit old man. Did she do it for money? But she was already a millionaire. Briatore simply happened to be the highest-status man around her when she was ready for a mate and for children, so he snagged her up, as he snagged several other supermodels before her and after her, while Klum's next husband was the musician Seal whose face looks like roadkill. So much for GLL's attraction threshold theory and the looksmaxxing ideology that despairing black-pillers and other complete losers developed from that. It's also worth noting at this point that there DO exist SOME men who are attracted to status in women, the men like Ashton Kutcher who wife-up 30- and 40-year-old used-up celebrities like Demi Moore. You can read about them in the news all the time, and if you are sufficiently male you'll be shaking your head at them with me in utter disbelief. How can a man of Kutcher's looks and status settle for a post-wall hag when he could be with any hot teenager he wanted? The answer is that sexuality is a spectrum, and the binary states of male and female with which theories like the above are built are crude simplifications that rarely exist in pure form in reality. Reality includes masculine women and also effeminate guys, and showbiz is flooded with the latter, and that's how you get a certain demographic of "guys" or semi-guys or whatever, who think somewhat like women and prefer status to youth and beauty. But you have to first understand the basic binary theory in order to be able, later on, to grasp all the infinitely complex gradations of the entire spectrum in between them (something which, by the way, though of limited importance today, will become more and more important in the future as the binary sexes continue dissolving and eventually completely disappear; but that's the subject of sci-fi game, which I'll leave for the very end of the theory section of the book, and which at its apex merges into philosophy anyway).
NEXT: THE ULTIMATE COLD APPROACH VS. SOCIAL CIRCLE ESSAY
Re: Broken Girls for a Broken Game
https://www.swooptheworld.com/forum/sho ... 66&page=68
Just so you guys know, all an "8" has to do is breathe and stand on her own two feet and she can marry a billionaire within a hour.
But she doesn't know that, buddy. She doesn't know it. And no one's telling her because females don't write analyses, nor read them (effeminate males read them but don't apply them lol). Moreover, she doesn't know any billionaires because there are only a handful on the planet. So merely meeting one is an entire enterprise in its own right that she will never embark on because it doesn't even enter her mind, and even if it entered it she'd never act on it because it'd take work and, once again, females and effeminate males don't work. They just wait for things to happen to them. And that's why the world is a playground for real males, for whom making things happen comes as natural as breathing. The 8 won't look for a billionaire, or even for an above-average guy, and will simply settle for the best she can get in her social circle of 40 people—and that's where the "swooping" in the title of the site you are posting in comes in. That's where I come in to swoop that girl out of her social circle and the average dude she would have settled for.
The next poster confirms everything I am saying:
That too, but I'm mostly referring to weird beliefs about high end women coming from guys who very obviously don't know any women like that. The top two women I have ever met throughout all of my time travelling and being out in public are both now married to below average guys. I'm not talking about just below average physically. I mean they don't have looks, money, or personality. It's out there. Trust me. If you're not physically deformed and think you don't have a chance at getting women at or near top quality, you're fucked up in the head. It takes work, time, and a bit of luck, but it's doable for a lot of guys.
P.S. I am posting this in this thread because it's the part of the book where I explain how men like Michael Douglas swoop girls like Catherine Zeta Jones whereas celebrity females just go with whoever happens to be around them.
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I guess the thing with Tom is he proved looks really aren't everything if you can develop your personality and confidence.
Not that convinced he did tbh. He more just found a way where he could leverage his way towards sleeping with more attractive women than his looks would suggest. EG go to the most remote town in FSU and running game specifically built to attract ONS, getting every fume of leverage he could to achieve this. There's even stuff he came up with where he'd test for girls from broken homes, and how that ups the possibilty of a 'result'. It's grim stuff.
I told you, didn't I? Look at the title of this chapter: "Broken Girls for a Broken Game".
It's interesting that Tom finally figured it out. It took me fewer than 1,000 approaches to note that something was wrong with all the girls I succeeded with—at least with the hotter ones (because I occasionally do get normal-ish plainer ones). It took Torero tens of thousands of approaches, and note that in the end he didn't produce an analysis of the phenomenon, i.e. he didn't EXPLAIN it. He merely noted it and tried to find ways to exploit it. I would be interested to know what ways he found in screening for broken homes etc. To my knowledge, there aren't any: you just walk around and talk to as many girls as you can, and a small percentage will have issues that you'll learn soon enough if you have any success with them. Success comes first and knowledge of the issues comes after, since no one will tell their issues to strangers.
Note that the guy initially quoted is right too: Tom did manage to overcome his looks and coolness deficit, since even broken girls have standards: the broken 8-10s I get would not just jump into anyone's lap who stopped them in the street. Many of them would in fact reject Tom and Krauser and most of those guys, which is why they tend to get less attractive girls than me. Even depressed girls have standards, and for an attractive girl, depression is anyway temporary: they aren't CLINICALLY depressed (I only met one out of dozens of successes who was): everyone goes through rough patches, and what daygame does is maximize the chances of you meeting girls at that state, simply because you meet many. So for a clinically depressed and lame 5 like Torero to get ANY girls at all proves that the basic foundation of PUA (dressing, grooming, chatting etc.) works perfectly when diligently pursued and applied. With basic PUA grooming he went from a 5 to a 7, and with hardcore daygame approaching he met a bunch of depressed or semi-depressed 6s to 8s who gave him a shot, and he ended up banging (and mini-LTRing) several dozen of them: way more than even "chads" get over a lifetime. And that is a stunning success when you consider where he started. You can't reasonably ask for more success than this: any more and you're talking James Bond fiction, not reality; or crazy-rare situations like celebrity or billionaire money or African warlordism or some shit.
From his books, he appeared to be quite successful with women in many countries and not just small towns. He's probably slept with hundreds of attractive women through his seduction skills and was probably the best gamer in the world at the peak of his power, for whatever that's worth.
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Increasingly, tutors are fulfilling the role of 'mentor' for young people. As well as teaching the skills and knowledge students may need in a tailored one-on-one setting, tutors can provide mentoring support – helping students build study skills, test skills, organisational skills, as well as encouraging and supporting students who may be managing anxiety or other issues that present in the transition between childhood and adulthood.
So, what makes a good mentor? How do tutors fulfil this role?
The best teachers are the best learners. This is a motto I stand by. Tutors are almost always people who themselves LOVE learning and will often have a rich and varied educational background. Tutors are people who are passionate about education, who have transformed that passion into a desire to teach others, so that they can experience that same love of learning. For this reason, tutors are extremely invested in the success of their students, they want nothing more than for students to learn – and learn to love learning!
When a mentor (tutor) is invested in the success of their student, they give their absolute best knowledge, tips, advice, and encouragement, which is just what students need to succeed.
And this goes double for tutors! As well as subject knowledge tutors can share their knowledge of the experience of school, exam taking, the HSC, and tertiary preparation.
This insight and guidance from someone who has experience as a learner, who themselves has overcome struggles and triumphs on the way to their own education is invaluable.
Tutors can develop a rapport with students and provide the encouragement and advice they need, which sometimes counts for so much more than academic knowledge alone.
Whether its medicine, fashion, finance or education – culturally all over we are adopting a more individualistic approach to life, and this goes equally for education.
Every student has different learning needs, passions, likes, dislikes, and drives and these factors will all effect a student's ability to learn a given subject. Traditional learning environments in increasingly large classrooms can not cater for individual needs, and this is where a tutor comes in.
At Nepean Tutoring we have tutors that have specialist training in teaching students with dyslexia, autism, brain injury, and other learning needs. We have qualified school teachers and university students in a range of fields, who can fulfil a variety of learning or support needs. We have tutors qualified at masters and doctorate levels, who can assist students who are academic high achievers and want to pursue an academic trajectory. We pride ourselves on matching tutors for each students' individual needs, because we know that a tutor's role is more than just a teacher – they are a mentor to our students as they make the important journey through their education years.


The share of services in global trade is projected to grow from 21 per cent in 2016 to 25 per cent in 2030. The report also finds that the reduction in trade costs could be especially beneficial for micro, small and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) and firms from developing countries, provided they have the ability to keep up with the adoption of digital technologies. In the best scenario, developing and least-developed economies' share in global trade is predicted to grow to 57 per cent by 2030, from 46 per cent in 2015, whereas if they cannot keep up, this share is predicted to rise to 51 per cent.
The report discusses how digital technologies can unlock savings, such as through better route planning, autonomous driving and smart inventories made possible by artificial intelligence and robotics. Blockchain solutions — a system of decentralized, digital transactions — can reduce time spent on customs compliance and logistics. The Internet of Things, the networking and processing capabilities of everyday objects, can help to improve operational efficiency through better preventative maintenance of machinery and products. These technologies can therefore reduce transportation and storage costs, which represent a major share of overall trade costs.
At the launch of the World Trade Report, panellists debated what the future of trade would look like in the face of upheavals brought on by digital technologies. Some panellists questioned whether services would indeed take up a larger share of trade and whether developing and least developed countries (LDCs) would truly benefit from the projected trade growth. All panellists nevertheless agreed that digital technologies pose challenges to global trade regulation and that governments must work hard for coordinated solutions.
"Trade and technology are closely interlinked — and they always have been. From the invention of the wheel, to the railways, to the advent of containerization, technology has shaped the way we trade. Today this phenomenon is accelerating as never before. We are living through an era of unprecedented technological change. Some call it the 4th Industrial Revolution; others the New Industrial Revolution or even the New Digital Revolution. But the common theme is clear — this is a revolution. These technologies are reshaping the economy before our eyes," WTO Director-General Roberto Azevêdo said at the launch.
"These technologies are becoming ubiquitous. Increasingly they are shaping every element of the economy and every element of our lives. We can't simply leave our future to chance, or simply trust it only to market forces. We have a duty to make this technological revolution work for everyone. So we can't shy away from this debate," DG Azevêdo said. His remarks in full are available here.
WTO Chief Economist Robert Koopman provided a summary of the Report. He encouraged WTO members to take a close look at the section on how to prepare for the technology-induced reshaping of trade and reflect on how they would want to take related discussions in the WTO forward. The rapid development of digital technologies that are making use of the internet is expected to transform the world economy more deeply than other technologies have before, Mr Koopman said.
Caroline Freund, World Bank Director for Macroeconomics, Trade and Investment Climate, said she was optimistic of strong trade growth in the future given that the world had already seen hyperglobalization in the mid-1990s and early 2000s alongside the rise of the internet and mobile computing. However, history has also shown other things to be "remarkably consistent", she said, citing the stagnant share of services in global trade, the continued importance of geographical distance in determining trade patterns, and the lagging share LDCs have of world trade. More data, particularly on services, would be helpful in charting the future of trade, she said. Governments, she added, would do well to look at new areas of trade such as e-commerce, investment and MSMEs instead of the traditional "smokestack" industries of the past.
Susan Lund, McKinsey Global Institute Partner, stated a similar view that technology could have an "ambiguous impact", specifically in terms of developing countries' participation in world trade. Digital technologies such as robotics could replace manufacturing workers and allow businesses to keep their factories closer to the end-consumer. Business process outsourcing located in developing countries, such as back office operations like call centres and data entry, could be taken over by automation and artificial intelligence.
Abdoullah Cisse of Carapaces Stratégies & Conformités highlighted the situation in Africa where a large number of people are still not connected to the internet. For him, it is important that digital technologies are used to bridge development gaps among economies instead of widening the divide. Mr Cisse also drew attention to issues of data ownership and environmental impacts that stem from new digital technologies, which the other panellists likewise raised.