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SaleBhai Internet Limited, the owner and operator of SaleBhai.com, is all set to make an initial public offer (IPO) on the 27th of July. The Times of India group backed company had received BSE SME in principle approval for the IPO following the filing of a Draft Prospectus (DP) and will be listed on the SME platform of BSE Ltd. With BSE SME in principle approval received on 22nd May, 2018, the Ahmedabad-based startup is all set to be the first B2C e-commerce company to raise money through the public route at such an early stage.
SaleBhai is issuing 22,59,600 equity shares, offering 26.58% of the company's equity in the market, and will be listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange's (BSE) SME Platform. It is looking to raise INR 23.73crores.
The company intends to use the funds raised through the IPO towards growing the company through increased customer acquisition, improved IT platform, addition of more authentic sellers as well as product categories, and make the customer experience even smoother and effortless.
Monarch Networth Capital Limited (Monarch) is acting as the issue's Lead Manager, while Skyline Financial Services Private Limited will act as the Registrar to the issue.
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This Is 40 Review: An Example of Purposeful and Effective Aimlessness
This Is 40 was one of the most highly anticipated comedy films of 2012, and with good reason: Judd Apatow was writing and directing, the cast was excellent, and this was a spin-off from Knocked Up, Apatow's second best directorial effort in my opinion, behind The 40-Year-Old Virgin.
Prior to the film's release, my only concern was whether or not Apatow would be able to rebound from the most recent film he directed — the highly mediocre Funny People. Then, however, my concerns multiplied when This Is 40 began to receive mixed reviews, with the consensus that while funny, the film was too long and oftentimes aimless.
Nevertheless undeterred from seeing the film, it became apparent that this perceived "aimlessness" was quite intentional on Apatow's part and ultimately very effective. Think about it. The film is called This Is 40. Do the middle-aged years of a struggling married couple lend themselves to a concrete plot with a typical three-act story structure? I might be only 23 years old and yet to experience the tumultuous nature of this life stage, but I feel valid in asserting that these years typically do not have a clearly discernible and linear plot. For Debbie (the underrated Leslie Mann, Apatow's real-life wife) and Pete (the always-great Paul Rudd), every day is a challenge in trying to manage financial problems, work-related issues, the maturation of their children, and of course, the myriad of minute problems between themselves that often bring each person to a boiling point.
This Is 40 purposely avoids depicting one specific problem and showing the journey to its resolution through a clear beginning, middle, and end. Instead, it embodies "40". The film is a series of seemingly disjointed events and social situations that together depict all the ups-and-downs and countless concerns of people in this stage of their lives. Sometimes things are going well for Debbie and Pete and everything is jovial and hilarious. Other times things are going very poorly and there is fighting and sad situations (though things are still typically hilarious, as Apatow never forgets that this is a comedy after all, and that these sometimes serious problems are easier for experienced people to digest when delivered this way). Sometimes the issue is something as simple as Debbie thinking Pete eats too many cupcakes. Other times it's as large-scale and difficult as Debbie unexpectedly becoming pregnant or Pete not making enough money to be able to afford the family's house anymore. Given this, some will complain that this movie is unbalanced. I counter that if the movie were more balanced, then it wouldn't be as accurate a depiction of its titular subject matter.
The film's hilarity is bolstered not only by the performances of Mann and Rudd, but also by a terrific supporting cast that includes Albert Brooks, John Lithgow, Jason Segel, Chris O'Dowd, Megan Fox (whose acting was actually not horrible), Melissa McCarthy (who actually managed to not annoy me too much), and Apatow's real-life daughters — Maude and Iris — as the daughters of Debbie and Pete. Apatow's sharp writing and hilarious commentary on how our society is becoming completely absorbed by any device with a screen also helped; I imagine that since 75% of the film's featured family was his real-life family, he was more easily able to draw from his own experiences. On the other hand, though, while we know that this life stage can be extremely tumultuous, I hope for his sake that his family situation isn't quite that problematic.
The film did feel a little too long, but I'd be inconsistent in my argument if I said that didn't relate to its purposeful aimless quality, as without a concrete plot, there was no real good stopping point. In the end, the aimless nature of This Is 40 did have an aim — to show what family life in one's middle-aged years can be like, which it did so very effectively. The film will not prove to be as good or memorable as The 40-Year-Old Virgin or Knocked Up down the road and wasn't among the year's very best, but much of its criticism seems misguided.
Judd Apatow Leslie Mann Paul Rudd Review This Is 40
Posted on Jan 7, 2013 by
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Jan 7, 2013 Reply
AnnaLar
Good review Tom! Was any of the other characters from Knocked Up in it?
mesuh
I pictures a spin off back when Knocked Up was released – so thrilled to watch this!
Jan 11, 2013 Reply
Amanda Duke
You can never go wrong with either Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann
Pat Neshek
Great post. I thought it was a little bit long and very aimless, but it worked. Beautifully written! You have a little typo with your quotations when you wrote "40" with the period hanging out in the wind.
Hope for more good work. I'll be checking.
Ha, thanks for the praise and for pointing out that typo. Unfortunately I don't think I can edit it…
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In order to make it up to fans who had purchased tickets for the first two nights, Allman's band played those dates for free. City Winery is now saying that the dates with Allman will be made up in July 2017. Over the past few years, his health issues, including a bout with pneumonia this past summer, have forced him to cancel many concerts. For a guy who made his name on the road, the decision to not perform doesn't come easy.
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Tate salutes judicial system
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Tate was called on to speak after his former mentor, Bobby Lee Cooke, 84, one of the South's best-known defense attorneys and whom many believe was the model for Andy Griffith's character in the television series "Matlock," fell and broke several ribs.
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"It seems like for the past month, you turn on the television or the computer, and you see news of shootings and protests and counter protests and political divisions where folks on different sides paint very different pictures of what is going on," he said. "You wonder if we live in a country where we can't agree on anything anymore. It seems like we can't even agree on three words. The Clinton and Trump camps have their three words. One says 'I'm with her,' while the other says, 'I'm with you.' But there's still three words I think we can all agree on when we, as we did a few minutes ago, recite the Pledge of Allegiance and end it with 'justice for all.'
"Whether you are a Democrat or a Republican, white or black, male or female, young, old, we all want to live in a just society. We want a place where we feel that people get what they deserve and people are judged not by what they are but by what they have contributed. We have had the same commonlaw system in the United States that we brought from England — a system that allows jurors, individuals citizens just like you, to hear evidence and make decisions."
Tate said when he served as chairman of Georgia's Judicial Qualifications Commission, people came from as far away as Ukraine to learn about the American system of justice."
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Hasbro Launches LOLA Animatronic Droid
Hasbro has teamed up with Star Wars to bring the world of the new hit show, Obi-Wan Kenobi to our galaxy, revealing a brand new series of droid figures that are all inspired by the new droid character, LOLA.
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In addition, Hasbro has just revealed a brand new Bounty Collection Series. This final series will feature LOLA in a two-figure pack. The toys will feature a "Cute Companion" and "Taking Flight" set of poses. The entire Bounty collection will be perfect for play, trade, and collecting and will also include figures from Hasbro's Series 6 line such as Grogu, R2-D2, BD-1, and many more, starting at $16.99.
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In: Solid Earth, 9 (4). pp. 1035-1049.
Description: The Sumatran subduction zone exhibits strong seismic and tsunamogenic potential with the prominent examples of the 2004, 2005 and 2007 earthquakes. Here, we invert travel time data of local earthquakes for vp and vp/vs velocity models of the central Sumatran forearc. Data were acquired by an amphibious seismometer network consisting of 52 land stations and 10 ocean bottom seismometers located on a segment of the Sumatran subduction zone that had not ruptured in a great earthquake since 1797 but witnessed recent ruptures to the north in 2005 (Nias earthquake, Mw = 8.7) and to the south in 2007 (Bengkulu earthquake, Mw = 8.5). 2D and 3D vp velocity anomalies reveal the downgoing slab and the sedimentary basins. Although the seismicity pattern in the study area appears to be strongly influenced by the obliquely subducting Investigator Fracture Zone to at least 200 km depth, the 3D velocity model shows prevailing trench parallel structures at depths of the plate interface. The tomographic model suggests a thinned crust below the basin east of the forearc islands (Nias, Pulau Batu, Siberut) at ~ 180 km distance to the trench. Vp velocities beneath the magmatic arc and the Sumatran fault zone SFZ are around 5 km/s at 10 km depth and the vp/vs ratios in the uppermost 10 km are low, indicating the presence of felsic lithologies typical for continental crust. We find moderately elevated vp/vs values of 1.85 at ~ 150 km distance to the trench in the region of the Mentawai fault. Vp/vs ratios suggest absence of large scale alteration of the mantle wedge and might explain why the seismogenic plate interface (observed as a locked zone from geodetic data) extends below the continental forearc Moho in Sumatra. Reduced vp velocities beneath the forearc basin covering the region between Mentawai Islands and the Sumatra mainland possibly reflect a reduced thickness of the overriding crust.
Tilmann, F. ; Manzanares, A. ; Peters, K. ; [et al.] Kahle, R. ; Lange, Dietrich ; Saul, J. ; Nooshiri, N.
Sen, T. A. ; Heimann, S. ; Cesca, S. ; [et al.] Lange, Dietrich ; Dahm, T. ; Tilmann, F.
Weller, O. ; Lange, Dietrich ; Tilmann, F. ; [et al.] Natawidjaja, D. ; Rietbrock, A. ; Collings, R. ; Gregory, L.
In: Geophysical Research Letters, 39 (L01306).
Description: The combination of the Sunda megathrust and the (strike-slip) Sumatran Fault (SF) represents a type example of slip-partitioning. However, superimposed on the SF are geometrical irregularities that disrupt the local strain field. The largest such feature is in central Sumatra where the SF splits into two fault strands up to 35 km apart. A dense local network was installed along a 350 km section around this bifurcation, registering 1016 crustal events between April 2008 and February 2009. 528 of these events, with magnitudes between 1.1 and 6.0, were located using the double-difference relative location method. These relative hypocentre locations reveal several new features about the crustal structure of the SF. Northwest and southeast of the bifurcation, where the SF has only one fault strand, seismicity is strongly focused below the surface trace, indicating a vertical fault that is seismogenic to ∼15 km depth. By contrast intense seismicity is observed within the bifurcation, displaying streaks in plan and cross-section that indicate a complex system of faults bisecting the bifurcation. In combination with analysis of topography and focal mechanisms, we propose that the bifurcation is a strike-slip duplex system with complex faulting between the two main fault branches.
Shulgin, Alexey ; Kopp, Heidrun ; Klaeschen, Dirk ; [et al.] Papenberg, Cord ; Tilmann, F. ; Flueh, Ernst R. ; Franke, D. ; Barckhausen, U. ; Krabbenhoeft, Anne ; Djajadihardja, Y.
In: Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 365 . pp. 108-119.
Description: Subduction zone earthquakes are known to create segmented patches of co-seismic rupture along-strike of a margin. Offshore Sumatra, repeated rupture occurred within segments bounded by permanent barriers, whose origin however is still not fully understood. In this study we image the structural variations across the rupture segment boundary between the Mw 9.1 December 26, 2004 and the Mw 8.6 March 28, 2005 Sumatra earthquakes. A set of collocated reflection and wide-angle seismic profiles are available on both sides of the segment boundary, located offshore Simeulue Island. We present the results of the seismic tomography modeling of wide-angle ocean bottom data, enhanced with MCS data and gravity modeling for the southern 2005 segment of the margin and compare it to the published model for the 2004 northern segment. Our study reveals principal differences in the structure of the subduction system north and south of the segment boundary, attributed to the subduction of 96°E fracture zone. The key differences include a change in the crustal thickness of the oceanic plate, a decrease in the amount of sediment in the trench as well as variations in the morphology and volume of the accretionary prism. These differences suggest that the 96°E fracture zone acts as an efficient barrier in the trench parallel sediment transport, as well as a divider between oceanic crustal blocks of different structure. The variability of seismic behavior is caused by the distinct changes in the morphology of the subduction complex across the boundary related to the difference in the sediment supply.
Collings, R. ; Rietbrock, A. ; Lange, Dietrich ; [et al.] Tilmann, F. ; Nippress, S. ; Natawidjaja, D.
In: Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 118 (10). pp. 5372-5390.
Description: An important tool for understanding deformation occurring within a subduction zone is the measurement of seismic anisotropy through observations of shear wave splitting (SWS). In Sumatra, two temporary seismic networks were deployed between December 2007 and February 2009, covering the fore arc between the fore-arc islands to the back arc. We use SKS and local SWS measurements to determine the type, amount, and location of anisotropy. Local SWS measurements from the fore-arc islands exhibit trench-parallel fast directions which can be attributed to shape preferred orientation of cracks/fractures in the overriding sediments. In the Sumatran Fault region, the predominant fast direction is fault/trench parallel, while in the back-arc region it is trench perpendicular. The trench-perpendicular measurements exhibit a positive correlation between delay time and raypath length in the mantle wedge, while the fault-parallel measurements are similar to the fault-parallel fast directions observed for two crustal events at the Sumatran Fault. This suggests that there are two layers of anisotropy: one due to entrained flow within the mantle wedge and a second layer within the overriding crust due to the shear strain caused by the Sumatran Fault. SKS splitting results show a NNW-SSE fast direction with delay times of 0.8–3.0 s. The fast directions are approximately parallel to the absolute plate motion of the subducting Indo-Australian Plate. The small delay times exhibited by the local SWS (0.05–0.45 s), in combination with the large SKS delay times, suggest that the anisotropy generating the teleseismic SWS is dominated by entrained flow in the asthenosphere below the slab.
Scherwath, Martin ; Grevemeyer, Ingo ; Flueh, E. R. ; [et al.] Ranero, César R. ; Kaul, N. ; Weinrebe, Wilhelm ; Contreras-Reyes, Eduardo ; Tilmann, F. ; Gossler, J.
In: [Talk] In: Sonderkolloquium "Geotechnologien", GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam, 09.-10.06.2005, Potsdam . Continental margins - earth's focal points of usage and hazard potential ; pp. 100-105 .
Lange, Dietrich ; Tilmann, F. ; Barrientos, S. E. ; [et al.] Contreras-Reyes, Eduardo ; Methe, P. ; Moreno, M. ; Heit, B. ; Agurto, H. ; Bernard, P. ; Vilotte, J.-P. ; Beck, S.
In: Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 317-318 . pp. 413-425.
Description: On 27 February 2010 the Mw 8.8 Maule earthquake in Central Chile ruptured a seismic gap where significant strain had accumulated since 1835. Shortly after the mainshock a dense network of temporary seismic stations was installed along the whole rupture zone in order to capture the aftershock activity. Here, we present the aftershock distribution and first motion polarity focal mechanisms based on automatic detection algorithms and picking engines. By processing the seismic data between 15 March and 30 September 2010 from stations from IRIS, IPGP, GFZ and University of Liverpool we determined 20,205 hypocentres with magnitudes Mw between 1 and 5.5. Seismic activity occurs in six groups: 1.) Normal faulting outer rise events 2.) A shallow group of plate interface seismicity apparent at 25–35 km depth and 50–120 km distance to the trench with some variations between profiles. Along strike, the aftershocks occur largely within the zone of coseismic slip but extend ~ 50 km further north, and with predominantly shallowly dipping thrust mechanisms. Along dip, the events are either within the zone of coseismic slip, or downdip from it, depending on the coseismic slip model used. 3.) A third band of seismicity is observed further downdip at 40–50 km depth and further inland at 150–160 km trench perpendicular distance, with mostly shallow dipping (~ 28°) thrust focal mechanisms indicating rupture of the plate interface significantly downdip of the coseismic rupture, and presumably above the intersection of the continental Moho with the plate interface. 4.) A deep group of intermediate depth events between 80 and 120 km depth is present north of 36°S. Within the Maule segment, a large portion of events during the inter-seismic phase originated from this depth range. 5.) The magmatic arc exhibits a small amount of crustal seismicity but does not appear to show significantly enhanced activity after the Mw 8.8 Maule 2010 earthquake. 6.) Pronounced crustal aftershock activity with mainly normal faulting mechanisms is found in the region of Pichilemu (~ 34.5°S). These crustal events occur in a ~ 30 km wide region with sharp inclined boundaries and oriented oblique to the trench. The best-located events describe a plane dipping to the southwest, consistent with one of the focal planes of the large normal-faulting aftershock (Mw = 6.9) on 11 March 2010.
McCloskey, J. ; Lange, Dietrich ; Tilmann, F. ; [et al.] Nalbant, S. S. ; Bell, A. F. ; Natawidjaja, D. H. ; Rietbrock, A.
In: Nature Geoscience, 3 (2). pp. 70-71.


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Thanks to WIFT-T, and TIFF's Share Her Journey initiative, I had the opportunity to attend Breakfast at TIFF: Your Chance to Make Your First Feature Film (April 20, 2018). The topic of the day: Telefilm Canada's new Talent to Watch program. The panel consisted of Stephanie Azam (Telefilm Canada), Matt Johnson (director, Operation Avalanche), Ashley McKenzie (director, Werewolf), Matthew Miller (producer, Operation Avalanche), Frances-Anne Solomon (director, A Winter Tale); and was moderated by Radheyan Simonpillai (film critic, NOW Magazine).
So Telefilm Canada invited Johnson and his producer Matthew Miller to help turn that reality around, and the Talent to Watch program is the result of that process. Fifty first features or web projects will be given up to $125,000 each—and that money will go directly into the hands of the filmmaker, not the producer, or other governing body. Filmmakers are invited to work with the program's designated partners, consisting of film schools, festivals, and co-ops across the country, to put forward projects that are then selected by a jury of filmmakers. Though the identities of the jurors for this inaugural year have not been made public, Johnson said that they are all within their first 10 years of professional experience, and moderator Radheyan Simonpillai added that there was "only one white male among them".
That latter point launched a conversation about representation and diversity within Canada's filmmaking landscape as a whole. Frances-Anne Solomon (founder and CEO, Caribbean Tales) spoke directly to Stephanie Azam—who was representing Telefilm—encouraging her to use percentages and numbers as markers for ethnic and cultural diversity in the same way many organizations have done to create targets around gender parity, with an emphasis on transparency. There were many points back and forth, from audience members as well, indicating both the challenges and necessity of getting a more diverse representation of filmmakers working in Canada, as well as the possibility of a town hall to continue the discussion.
The key takeaway, for me at least, was that Telefilm is open to having these conversations. Johnson encouraged people to pick up the phone and make contact with Telefilm if they know a talented filmmaker who doesn't quite qualify under the current parameters, emphasizing that the program is continuing to develop, and they are working to increase its accessibility and outreach. He encouraged filmmakers to reach out to the current partners and begin a conversation, and for organizations who want to become partners to pick up the phone as well.
I left the event inspired, not only because of the exciting Talent to Watch program, but because issues of accessibility and representation are being discussed in an ongoing dialogue between filmmakers and funding bodies, with both sides working to create a more inclusive Canada.
Briana Brown is a playwright, screenwriter, and theatre director based in Toronto. Her plays have been workshopped and produced in theatres and festivals across Canada. Briana's one act plays, Cassandra and Almost, Again, are both available in anthologies published by Signature Editions. She is currently adapting the latter into a feature film which received an Honourable Mention in the Vancouver International Women in Film Festival's Screenwriting Competition. Briana is a participant in the inaugural WIFT Connect program.


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I am hoping to get some help on updating the code so that my website running XMarket theme can pass as a secure site.
This needs to be updated to https, but I can't find the location of the code to make the update to the theme files.
The second is the default map on the contact template, as google has updated their API and no longer displays a map API without a credit card attached to the account. I don't think this would be a simple fix, so I've turned off the map for now. But if someone has something, I'm all ears!
The most important would be the google font CSS being able to call up the secure version so I can get the proper lock icon on my secure URL.
1) Edit xmarket/et-styles.php file, find <link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=<?php echo $font_src; ?>' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'/> and change http to https.
2) Unfortunately, we don't have solution to show google map without API.
Thanks, so much. Super easy once you were able to point out the proper file.
I have removed the Map for now.


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Q: Highcharts define colors for each data point in a pair I want to define two custom colours, one for male and another for female.
I have a simple column chart that charts males and females by age. There are 7 pairs of data points. Meaning 1 pair of data points for males and females aged 0-39, another pair for males and females aged 40-49, and so on.The default chart colors are light blue and black.
I want to change these colors, let's say to green and orange. colorByPoint doesn't meet my needs, since it colors every data pair a different color. What is the solution?
$(function () {
    $('#container').highcharts({
        chart: {
            type: 'column'
        },
        title: {
            text: 'Average Life Expectancy'
        },
        xAxis: {

            categories: ['0-39', '40-49', '50-59', '60-69', '70-79', '80-89', '90+'],
            title: {
                text: null
            }
        },

        yAxis: {
            min: 0,
            title: {
                text: 'Breakdown by gender',
                align: 'high'
            },
            labels: {
                overflow: 'justify'
            }
        },
        plotOptions: {
            column: {
              colorByPoint: true,

                dataLabels: {
                    enabled: true
                }

            }

        },

        legend: {
            layout: 'vertical',
            align: 'right',
            verticalAlign: 'top',
            x: -40,
            y: 80,
            floating: true,
            borderWidth: 1,
            backgroundColor: ((Highcharts.theme && Highcharts.theme.legendBackgroundColor) || '#FFFFFF'),
            shadow: true
        },
        credits: {
            enabled: false
        },

        series: [{
            name: 'Males',
            data: [10, 7, 4, 12, 27, 21, 2],

        }, {
            name: 'Females',
            data: [10, 3, 5, 12, 15, 10, 11]
        }]

    });

A: this works for me
series: [{
        name: 'Males',
        data: [10, 7, 4, 12, 27, 21, 2],
        color: '#008000'

    }, {
        name: 'Females',
        data: [10, 3, 5, 12, 15, 10, 11],
        color: "#FFA500"
    }]

A: You need to simple define a color for the series:
  series: [{
    ...,
    color: 'green'
  }, {
    ...,
    color: "orange"
  }]

Live demo: http://jsfiddle.net/BlackLabel/6m4e8x0y/4934/
API Reference: https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/series.column.color

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'The Handmaid's Tale' Recap: 'Under His Eye' Is A Reminder That You Really Don't Want Aunt Lydia's Help...
By Hannah Sole | TV | July 3, 2019 |
Previously, on The Handmaid's Tale: June went to D.C. with the Waterfords; Fred got cosy with a High Commander; June tried to bargain with a Swiss lady, and Nick got promoted from Nearly-Pointless to Actively-Terrible. Way to go, Nicky! Ugh. Here's my recap for episode 6 if you missed it!
This week: June goes on a quest; Moira and Emily become BFFs; Serena goes house hunting (Gilead-style) in D.C. — and Aunt Lydia unveils a new mass execution device. Fun times! Spoilers are ahead, so run away now if you want to avoid them, but if not, let's dive into episode 7, 'Under His Eye', aka A Tale of Two Salvagings.
We're back in Boston, and we open with Aunt Lydia's new toy: the Widowing Fork, a development of the symbolic rope that handmaids used to hold onto at Salvagings, to signify their complicity with an execution by hanging. The Fork is also a cleaner and more efficient form of Particicution than beating someone to death with their bare hands. So that's something! We're told there have been 4 mass-hangings this week. It seems like the district-wide Salvagings threatened way back in episode 3 have finally come to pass, and the handmaids are being used as Gilead's official "Holy Instrument." (Is it too soon for a Holy Hand Grenade joke?) There are other signs of Boston getting even more unpleasant as well: 'veils' are starting to appear…
June's getting more and more reckless, drawing the ever watchful gaze of Aunt Lydia. She pressures Frances, the Martha from the Mackenzie house, in public, to try and set up a meeting with Hannah. Ofmatthew is keeping a close eye on her as well, but June is too caught up in her scheming to notice. Once she has a way to see Hannah, she recruits an unwitting Mrs Lawrence to be her cover, a move that seems highly risky and even cruel. If there are any Nice Ones among the ruling class, Mrs Lawrence is one of them. Probably. But she's vulnerable and unpredictable. Commander Lawrence keeps her hidden away not for selfish reasons but to keep her safe. Lingering on the bridge, for a moment we wonder if she is suicidal, and then she reveals that she has bipolar disorder. When she was younger, she wanted children, but Joseph didn't. She mentions, almost in the same breath, that her condition was difficult to manage, that they were always adjusting her meds. And so, a little more light is shone on the Lawrence household. We might have hoped that Commander Lawrence refused to 'perform the Ceremony' out of a disgust for the practice, or out of respect for his wife, but perhaps it is just as simple as not wanting to have children at all. The ambiguity continues with him, but this episode is a nice opportunity to get to know Mrs Lawrence anyway.
In episode 2, Mrs Lawrence deftly saved the day when June and the Marthas were panicking. She is more capable than many give her credit for. She is almost excited to take part in an adventure with June, when June confesses the real reason behind their walk. She trusts June to take care of her. But June is (understandably) distracted by the prospect of seeing Hannah. She puts Mrs Lawrence in danger, and thereby risks the fury of Commander Lawrence — whose only emotional responses so far have been connected to his love for his wife. She also misses the glaring warning sign; the Guardian, who Frances said could be trusted and would be on duty at the school, is not there. It has only been a few hours since she spoke with Frances. 'Oh crap' moment, number 1.
At the school, Mrs Lawrence does well at the first test, but away from June, she starts to panic. June is frantically stumbling around the perimeter, trying to listen for Hannah's voice inside, when she is fetched by a Guardian. Mrs Lawrence uses June's real name in front of the Guardians, in a momentary slip. By the time they get home, she calls her Ofjoseph again, but it might be too late. June manages to avoid a telling off from the Commander by deflection, saying that Mrs Lawrence "came alive" outside, but I'm not convinced June had any other motive in mind for this than saving herself and making excuses for having manipulated her into coming along. This was the least stealthy plan in the world, and it didn't work. This doesn't bode well. 'Oh crap' moment, number 2.
As it turns out, Gilead moved fast. Really fast. Within hours, the Mackenzies had been moved, Frances was arrested, and presumably, Guardian Parker was removed from his post and punished as well. Now, Hannah is further away than ever. Not even Alma's Commander knows where they are. Hannah is gone. Frances is up on the platform, ready for the handmaids to work the Widowing Fork. June has to kill her. Gilead put Frances on the scaffold, not June. But it was the result of June's scheming. And they both know it.
Remember last week, when I said that maybe Aunt Lydia's help is not something you want? This is what it looks like. And Aunt Lydia's accomplice was Ofmatthew.
"You should be thankful. Your temptation's been lifted. (…) I saved you. We saved you."
For June, it's not temptation that has gone; it's hope. And she is furious. She can't attack Aunt Lydia, but she immediately goes for Ofmatthew. She is shielded by the other handmaids at first, and then dragged away. Considering how many Guardians are nearby, and the fact they were literally just at a hanging for the crime of "endangering a child", she gets away with attacking a pregnant handmaid. For now at least…
"Canada needs to grow a pair and tell Gilead to fucking go to hell."
'So near, and yet so far' describes June and Hannah this week, but the opposite is true for Team Canada, who aren't perhaps as safely far away from Gilead as we might have hoped. Bloody politics, eh? Fred and George Weasley Winslow gloat about the progress they are making in terms of Canada's willingness to discuss extradition, which has nothing to do with Nichole; the baby is a means by which to apply pressure, in order to get what they really want. And that includes Team Canada, who, I'm going to declare now and forever, must be protected AT ALL COSTS OR WE RIOT.
Emily faces a grilling about her criminal acts while in Gilead, from Swiss Lady. Sylvia is there to support her, and although she is determined to be supportive no matter what, she can't help but flinch at hearing some of the things Emily did. Later, when Emily confides in Moira, Moira just says 'OK' and holds her hand. Moira is the best. When she assures Emily that they are "good", she means that they are going to be alright, but it's also a reassurance that they aren't bad people, despite some of the things they have done. Unlike earlier, when Emily told Sylvia she was OK, with Moira you get the feeling that she might mean it.
Moira did some great work trying to cheer Emily up as well, firstly with some unsuccessful attempts to see if they had any "gay in common", and then, by going to a bird-dog protest together, where Emily was able to find her way back to her voice again. They ended up in a cell, but (hopefully) just for a short time. If it helped the cause, it was worth it.
"There is no peace with Gilead."
Serena and Fred are still in D.C. and seem to be enjoying themselves. Serena is getting schmoozed by Mrs Winslow, who shows her a huge "unrestored" house. As they stroll around admiring the rooms, they ignore most of the evidence of the people who used to live there. It could have just been abandoned, of course, but considering all the mess and smashed glass, it looks more like evidence of a struggle. Mrs Winslow shrugs and thinks that "Baptists" used to live there, so we can assume they were rounded up for heresy. None of that matters to Serena, because she's seen a nursery, and Mrs Winslow casually referred to them having bunk beds for the "kids". Serena is terrifying enough in pursuit of one child, and now her new friend is nonchalantly suggesting children in the plural. Yikes.
With June far away, and their dreams tantalisingly close, the Waterfords are feeling smug, so it's time for a date night. Serena is far smarter than Fred, and she's accurately figured out the political situation for herself, but Fred seems to successfully fob her off because she wants to believe he will get Nichole back soon. As they go to their fancy (boring) party, it's the closest they have ever been in the show. They are on top of the world here; Fred's new chum is delighted with him, and Serena is a hit with the Real Housewives of Stepford D.C. They celebrate with a (rather flat and lacklustre) Viennese Waltz, with just enough random Tango moves thrown in at the end to suggest they will be getting jiggy with it later…
Callbacks and references
These were a little thin on the ground this week, but we got some big discussion points instead. Up first, it's the crimes cited at the Widowing Fork. One woman was accused of "mistreating" her baby — by apparently leaving the infant to cry. Frances was accused of "endangering a child" — which in this case only meant conspiring to let her mother see her. One particular news story this week may have made this episode resonate even more, and it seems Margaret Atwood agrees, as she tweeted this link yesterday:
The Handmaid's Tale comes to life in Alabama. Women must heed the warning | Zoe Williams https://t.co/thFxnz0iFy
— Margaret E. Atwood (@MargaretAtwood) July 2, 2019
It really is coming true, isn't it?
It isn't really a surprise that Gilead isn't great at treating mental health conditions and disorders. Mrs Lawrence struggled to manage her bipolar disorder pre-Gilead, and we can be fairly certain that she doesn't have access to medications anymore, or there would be little need to hide her away at home. What do we think Gilead's official stance would be? Is Mrs Lawrence afforded any protection because of her status? Is she at risk of being sent to the Colonies because she is unwell? Is there a black market supply of medicine? Has June doomed her by exposing her to Naomi Putnam and the Guardians?
Next time, it's a long-anticipated look at Aunt Lydia's backstory, yay! And we've passed the halfway mark, so let's have a little singalong to celebrate! All together now: Oh, we're halfway there! Whoa, killing with a prayer. Take a breath — we'll make it, I swear! Whoa, will Canada grow a pair?
Hannah Sole is a Staff Contributor. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Beach Volleyball Republic (BVR) was established to boost the sport in the country.
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines) — After being part of the wave of players that gave indoor volleyball a much needed boost in the Philippines, Gretchen Ho, Fille Cainglet-Cayetano, Charo Soriano, Dzi Gervacio, and Bea Tan are hoping to do the same for beach volleyball through Beach Volleyball Republic (BVR).
BVR was put together to promote a beach volleyball lifestyle throughout the country, much like the surfing culture prevalent in the country.
The enterprising volleybelles took it upon themselves to create a group in the hope of attracting more familiar names to help further their cause. They also plan to make the most of the Philippines' countless beaches by bringing the group's events to various parts of the country.
According to Ho, the goal is also to make the sport of beach volleyball more sustainable as time goes by, and to build something within the participants of the sport.
As the group tours the various parts of the country, the volleybelles will promote the sport through exhibition tournaments, develop local talent through a grassroots academy, and enhance the level of competition through a professional beach volleyball circuit.
At the end of it all, the group hopes to develop a competitive stable of beach volleyball players to represent the Philippines.


Blockbuster / Video rental stores.
It seems archaic now but it was an event for the family to go down to Blockbuster on Friday night to pick the movie to rent, and it gave us some kind of fun just in the event itself.
You had to give some real consideration to what you could rent. Not like now when you have Netflix and you get bored after 3 minutes and just change the film.
Colorful media. Optimism. Joy of any description. Music. Films and series. Games. A stable world.
The glimmer of hope that once shined bright in my eyes.
Computer magazines and demo discs. They may still be around in some form, but it has been years since I've seen a physical copy of PC Gamer, by way of example.
The amount of conspiracies that seemed plausible; nowadays there's too many conspiracy theories to even follow, and everything is on the internet so everyone just proves/disproves each other in an endless loop.
History Channel being about WW2 and Aliens! And Aliens in WW2!!!


Axelle + Greg's gorgeous winter wedding in Crans-Montana, Switzerland is full of European charm and simple pleasures. MOuntainside favorite Nordica Photography captured the mood of the day artfully.
Janelle + Jody's beautiful late summer mountain wedding in Fernie, British Columbia is the perfect picture of rustic elegance. The peach and gold details, unstructured greenery and woodland details came together beautifully. Tara Whittaker captured every sweet detail and poignant moment.


WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal health advisers say there is little to no evidence that a popular technique for removing fibroids can be performed without the risk of spreading undetected cancers to other parts of the body.
The panel of Food and Drug Administration experts also said Friday that women who do undergo the procedure should sign a written consent form stating they understand the serious risks of laparoscopic power morcellation, in which electronic tools are used to grind tissue and remove it through a small incision in the abdomen.
Surgeons developed the technique as an alternative to traditional surgery, which requires a larger incision that often results in more bleeding and longer hospital stays. But the FDA convened a two-day meeting this week after concluding that the risk of accidentally spreading undetected cancer to other organs may be far more common than previously thought.
"There's no evidence that the bags or any containment devices prevent the outcome we are trying to prevent," said Dr. Craig Shriver of the Walter Reed Medical Center.
The panel also discussed the difficulties of screening women for a rare form of uterine cancer, called leiomyosarcoma, ahead of the procedure. Imaging techniques are often unable to distinguish between the cancers and normal fibroids. And while there are some common risk factors - based on women's age, race and family history - panelists said they are not reliable.
"It doesn't sound like anyone has confidence that those will be able to predict the vast majority of leiomyosarcomas," said Dr. Michael Diamond, of Georgia Regents University.
The FDA takes the opinions of its panelists into consideration when it makes regulatory decisions on medical devices and other treatments. The agency has not set a timeline for taking action on power morcellators.
Earlier in the day cancer patients and family members of deceased patients urged the FDA to ban the use of electronic surgical tools for fibroid removal.
"Would you permit your wife or sister to undergo a procedure that has a one in 351 chance of spreading cancer throughout the body?" Colleen Daley asked the FDA panel. Daley's sister, Patricia Marie Daley, died in 2011 of leiomyosarcoma that spread to her lungs after undergoing treatment via power morcellation.
The FDA approved the first electronic morcellators in 1995 and about two dozen have been approved in U.S. since then. The devices were cleared through an abbreviated review process because they were deemed similar to manual surgical devices long on the market.
Fibroids are non-cancerous growths in the uterus that can cause severe pain, heavy bleeding, and bladder and bowel dysfunction, mostly among women in their late 30s and 40s. It's unclear what causes the tumor-like growths - which can grow as large as cantaloupes - but they account for an estimated 240,000 of the 600,000 annual hysterectomies in the U.S. At least 50,000 U.S. women undergo hysterectomy using the power morcellation technique.
Hysterectomy is a key treatment because it is the only way to ensure that fibroids do not return. Myomectomy, surgery that removes fibroids while leaving the uterus intact, is recommended for women who still want to become pregnant.


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New arrival: Finding Soul, From Silicon Valley to Africa by Kurt Davis
Finding Soul, From Silicon Valley to Africa by Kurt Davis
Morgan James Publishing, 2020
In 2017, Kurt Davis traveled to Africa and volunteered at many business accelerators and humanitarian non-profits. Finding Soul, From Silicon Valley to Africa gives readers a detailed description of not only what Africa is like, but also how the experiences changed and inspired him. Each chapter reads like a vignette while developing the key themes in the book: experiencing deep empathy for others, releasing ego and identity, and discovering a deeper meaning for life. There are other moments that emerge throughout its pages, such as understanding the roots of racism, the power of entrepreneurship as a tool for development, and learning how to enjoy a journey without a plan. Finding Soul, From Silicon Valley to Africa is for anyone who is a traveler looking for a few tips about Africa, a student wanting to learn more about the continent, an entrepreneur or businessman/woman interested in Africa's potential, or just a curious reader wanting to learn about a personal development story.
$17.95 | ISBN: 978-1-63195-272-2 | 274 Pages | 2 copies
My Father's Eyes a memoir by Mary Bonina
Červená Barva Press, 2013
Mary Bonina has published two collections of poetry, Clear Eye Tea and Living Proof. She is also the author of Lunch in Chinatown, a chapbook of poems inspired by the experience of teaching the English language to recent immigrants in their work places. Her poetry and prose has been featured in Gulf Stream, Salamander, English Journal, Hanging Loose, and in many other journals and several anthologies, most recently in Entering the Real World: VCCA Poets on Mt. San Angelo, celebrating forty years of the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Commissioned by composer Paul Sayed, she wrote a suite of three poems, Grace in the Wind, and Sayed's composition for piano, cello, and soprano voice had its world premiere at the Longy School of Music of Bard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts in November of 2012. Bonina is a graduate of the M.F.A. Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College. In addition to being a Virginia Center for the Creative Arts Fellow since 2001 when she was named the finalist for the Goldfarb Fellowship in non-fiction, she is also a member of the Writers' Room of Boston, Inc. where she is working on a novel and a new collection of poetry. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts with her husband, poet Mark Pawlak and their son, Gianni Bonina-Pawlak.
ADVANCE PRAISE for MY FATHER'S EYES
"Not many pages into this gloriously moving book, a feeling begins to grow that it would have been a humbling yet exquisite experience to have sat and talked with Biagio John Bonina. What his daughter Mary Bonina has given us is a solid and lasting portrait of a man who was simple and complicated. (That is not a contradiction once you come to know him.)…America is a country of grand men and women who live on a modest scale, and no one fits that category more than he does. Once his eyes began to fail him, he lived even more for his family and its welfare and his efforts and work make him in my mind, the kind of real hero we fail to glorify anymore. So enter this book and come to know her father and his dedicated overwhelmingly loyal daughter, as well as a large stage of family members and friends who are unforgettable and insanely knowable and human."
-Edward P. Jones, author of The Known World
"Mary Bonina casts her considerable spell with exquisite sentences and unerring evocative details. She is a writer of inordinate compassion, formidable intelligence, and unflinching honesty. My Father's Eyes documents a family's coming to grips with the legacy of blindness, a daughter's unflagging allegiance to her father, and one man's heroic determination to live a life of independence and quiet dignity despite obstacles that would crush the strongest of us. The book is an inspiration. When I finished reading it, I walked around for days seeing the world through its lens. Yes, it's that good. It's that important."
-John Dufresne, author of Requiem, Mass. and No Regrets, Coyote
"Packard. Record player. Telephone party line. Fallout shelter. Holy Ghost. These and other blasts from the past make up the world of this beautiful, clear-eyed memoir that reads like a novel. It's partly the story of a girl who loved words on her way to becoming a writer. Of all the words in her universe, the most important were eyes and seeing, for this was a girl growing up with a beloved father going blind. Becoming his guide and his eyes, she becomes herself. And what a character he is! We come to know him as if we're all his children, one minute consumed with terror at the dangers he faces, and the next minute awed by his courage, and the next exasperated by his human flaws. And ultimately, we see and feel for ourselves what his daughter means when she says, "I know about love from being my father's eyes."
-Ellen Cooney, author of A Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies
Solstice Literary Magazine: http://solsticelitmag.org/mary-boninas-memoir-fathers-eyes/
$18.00 | ISBN: 978-0-9883713-8-5 | 290 Pages | In Stock
Sylvia A Memoir of Hollywood Star Sylvia Sydney
by Sally Miller
Synergy Press, 2004
A special friendship between Hollywood legend Sylvia Sydney and the author developed in the months preceding Sylvia's death in 1999. Their common bond was a house in rural New Jersey that Sylvia built and lived in during the 1940's. Both women also shared a close proximity with death. Stories from Sylvia's past and Sally's life are interwoven with complementary photographs throughout this intriguing memoir.
46 pages * 70 black & white, 25 color photographs
www.SallyMiller.com
$15.00 | ISBN: 0-9758581-0-6 | 5 in Stock
Sarasota VII by Lo Galluccio
Reading Sarasota VII is like watching, no staging, a play that happens to be written in poetry. By playing with structure, Galluccio has done something akin to Calvino where the structure itself is a character and a part of the plot, and you're right in the thick of it. You need to read it.
Ralph-Michael Chiaia, poet, Ten Poems & Ampersands, Coatlism Press.
Passionate, poignant and concise, Lo Galluccio's Sarasota VII presents us with a story of loss and raw delinquent energy, woven into a great surreal web of metaphors and magic. Crafted with care and lucid honesty, this poetic prose offers its readers an intense vision of real and imaginary journeys across universal and interior landscapes. "We write as if it matters, so it does. We love as if it matters, so it does," declares the author.
Flavia Cosma, poet of Gothic Calligraphy and Season of Love
As in the heavens, there is much beauty and much destruction, where even light cannot escape black holes, and "nothing's pure and nothing's stable." Galluccio takes the reader on a journey from a hotel room in Florida into the expansive cosmos of the soul, revealing a woman caught up between passion and intellect, raging to be free while seeking to merge; loving, losing, dominating and submitting in her evolution to reconnect and be whole.
Karen Bowles, Publisher Luciole Press
So this is what Anne Boleyn whispered to the men who took her head—both her husband and her executioner—so this is what the henchman replied; for nowhere has sinner and saint been so exquisitely linked than in Lo Galluccio's Sarasota VII. As the curtain parts, it is not polar opposites that are revealed but a single conjoined child. Traversing Sarasota VII (it has less in common with reading, more so the navigation to heaven or the surrender into hell) is like giving definition to the word 'passion.' This is how to say profoundly simple words with often incomprehensible meanings: Love. Desire. Hate. Birth. Destruction. And who hasn't attempted this— to grasp the single rose in the pit of thorns. And who hasn't, on occasion, failed and been banished? But Lo's beautiful, prophetic prose lulls us, even as we burn, and she tells us to "Fossilize the monster" and "Tend our rings like vain kings." She is right. We must. For something so terrifyingly beautiful should, forever, be.
Coleen T. Houlihan
$12.00 | ISBN 978-0-615-26369-4 | 57 Pages | In Stock


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Invisible Technology for
A Modern Media Room
Indiana integrator the Premier Group and Leon Speakers teamed up to design an award-winning custom AV experience for a lakefront Indianapolis home
Project Location: Indianapolis, IN
The Space: The living/media room in a luxury Geist Reservoir residence
Integrator: The Premier Group, Carmel, IN
While elaborate home theaters outfitted with giant projection screens, audiophile-grade 7.2-channel speaker systems, and plush leather theater seating were once a staple in every luxury home, they've been falling out of fashion in recent years with homeowners starting to favor more casual multi-use media rooms instead. Not always wanting to have to head down to the depths of the basement to watch movies and TV shows, it's becoming preferable to bring the theater-experience upstairs into the living spaces where friends and family naturally tend to congregate.
When Mark and Kathy Harrison were building their multi-million dollar, 6,000-square-foot lakefront home on the Geist Reservoir in Indianapolis, Indiana, they brought on local electronics design and integration company the Premier Group to design a comprehensive technology package for their space. They knew they weren't interested in a traditional basement home theater, but they were still looking to have a high-end, theater-quality system in their main living room. And in an impeccably-designed home filled with exotic finishes and one-of-a-kind artwork and furnishings, the Harrison's needed technology that complemented their home's architectural features and décor rather than detracting from them.
"A media system should be experienced, not seen," says Premier Group's Jason Barth. And that's exactly the type of system they set out to design.
Knowing that an off-the-shelf product wasn't going to give the homeowners what they were looking for, the Premier Group worked with Leon Speakers, an Ann Arbor, Michigan-based custom audio and technology concealment manufacturer, to help design a system that was completely custom-tailored to the space. In the main living room, a cozy, open-concept space with high-ceilings and an unobstructed view of the lake, an 85-inch Sony TV was recess-mounted above the stone fireplace with a pair of Leon's handcrafted Profile Series sidemount speakers on either side. Built to match the exact height of the display, the speakers provide a powerful, high-end listening experience with a discrete aesthetic that makes the TV and speakers appear as one streamlined unit. Additionally, architectural surround speakers and subwoofers were installed in the room to round out the system, creating the theater-quality sound that the homeowners desired.
In the same central living room, there was also the need for an additional TV on the balcony-facing wall. With the office nook situated out of sight from the main display, the homeowners wanted to install a TV that could be viewed from their office. It was important not to overwhelm the space with technology though, especially with a large TV already located on the adjacent wall.
In an effort to keep the display as unobtrusive as possible, the Premier Group worked with Leon to design a custom Media Décor Eclipse Art Lift to hide the TV with art. At the touch of a button, the unit uses artwork from the homeowners personal collection to reveal the display when it's in use and then to conceal it when it isn't. This near-silent art lift has no visible tracks and is powered by a Lutron® motor.
In addition to Leon, other manufacturer brands used in the space were Control4, QMotion, Lucifer Lighting Company, Sonance, Seura, and Full Swing. In total, over $500,000 of electronics were installed throughout the home, and the project received a top honor at last year's CEDIA Awards, taking home an "Integrated Home of the Year" award.
"This was a great all-around project," says Ken Irvine of the Premier Group. "The clients were wonderful and allowed us the creative freedom to design custom products that you don't find in the average home, and a partner like Leon gave us the tools to dream-up ideas to solve the clients' wants and needs. We relied on Leon's expertise to develop speakers that not only looked like they were a part of the TV, but that produced a sound quality that blew our clients away, and the Media Décor Art Lift solved two client wishes: the need to have a TV visible from their office nook and the ability to disguise it when it wasn't in use."


Discussion in 'Mobile General Talk' started by BlueBullet, Apr 9, 2019.
The Pulse Bow doesn't need buffing: You're not using it for the right situation.
It is not a boss slayer, it is a weapon that can strike an infinite amount of targets with one shot and can hit enemies around corners.
The Tsunami is a weapon that is designed to do massive damage to a single target (although with the right arrows you can of course strike multiple targets as well), so it's the better choice of the two when fighting bosses, by a mile.
Many weapons are not suitable to use in every occasion. That's why it's wise to never rely on one single weapon. It's why you have 10 hotbar slots after all.
Disclaimer: I haven't played on mobile, but I figure these weapons behave the same as on PC.
Yes this thread is for PC and mobile since those are the platforms I play on. So basically your saying that the pulse bow is more of a crowd control weapon?
To put it crudely, yes. It depends on the environment you're in though.
For example: If you'd be fighting an invasion or the Old One's Army, you can really abuse the Pulse Bow, making sure the area you fight in is flat and putting up small walls on both ends of the area for the pulse bow to bounce off of. You then create an endless stream of hurt on floor-level, due to the arrows bouncing back and forth through all the enemies, until the arrows are expended.
And it's also a very handy tool when in the dungeon and other underground areas, being able to kill things around corners.
It's very powerful, but it depends on how you use it.
Its more of a crowd control lets just say because the 1.3 update is coming u can use it to kill pillar mobs fast if there are walls around u so they can bounce almost like the water bolt.


Bideford Hills is a highly anticipated new launch mixed development with condo and commercial units. It is located at 30 Bideford Road, Singapore and is set to attract both homebuyers and savvy property investors. Situated across Paragon Shopping Centre and right in the heart of Orchard Road shopping area in District 9, Bideford Hills will be sought-after by many foreign homebuyers. It is formerly known as the Thong Sia Building and was bought over by SIN Capital Group at a price of S$380 million.


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Meet Gerald Dubose of the SoHo Broadway Initiative Clean Team
Sep 28, 2018 | By SoHo Broadway Initiative
Welcome to SoHo Broadway
Gerald was recognized for his work performance and outstanding attendance record and was offered a position on the SoHo Broadway Initiative Clean Team by ACE (The Association of Community Employment).
From the first day he started in March of 2018 he was considered a permanent clean team member. Gerald said, "I heard about the SoHo Broadway team and thought it would be a good place to work."
Gerald Dubose was born in the Bronx but now resides in Manhattan. He lives in a quiet neighborhood and shares an apartment with a great roommate. When he's not at home watching sports, he likes to search local playgrounds and parks for pick-up basketball games.
5 Questions with Gerald Dubose:
SBI: When did you start working/volunteering with the SoHo Broadway Initiative?
GD: I was offered a job with the SBI by my boss at ACE and started working in March of 2018.
SBI: Outside of work, what are your interests and activities?
GD: I like watching the Patriots, Knicks, Yankees and Islanders on the television. Also, I like playing basketball when I have time.
SBI: What is the best part of the next thing you're doing?
GD: Winning the lottery! But also, I would like to save enough and move to Florida.
SBI: What is your favorite hang-out spot in NYC?
GD: I like the east and west village. I used to go to a place called Uno's on 6th Avenue but they closed, Now I just like to walk around and see the sites.
SBI: What is your preferred mode of transportation in NYC?
GD: I take the train.
Press Release: SoHo Broadway Initiative Responds to Envision SoHo/NoHo Recommendations
2020 DSNY Holiday Calendar
Look Back at SoHo Broadway
A History of 558 Broadway


Rep. Jim Moran (D-VA) held a town hall meeting on April 7 about the possibility of a government shutdown. From the guy in the video: "I was the veteran in the video. I said nothing to him that was "caustic". I asked him why he was at a meeting instead of solving the issue that would prevent our troops from getting paid. He felt it was necessary to insult me and not answer the question. Additionally, he had NO INFORMATION to put out that was not already on every news show and webpage. I am still amazed that both sides of the aisle would even let our troops worry about getting paid--and so should every other American!"


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Hey guys - my interview for The Real Truth About Weight Loss Summit will be on Sunday, March 17 - in case you're interested in tuning in.
This weight loss Summit features a group of amazing experts sharing their advice and experience on losing weight and keeping it off.
It's totally free, you can register and watch any or all of the talks.
Plus they're giving away lots of prizes to people who register - two Instant Pots a day plus dozens of other great prizes.
The Summit starts online at 10 am PST each day, and runs now through March 24. My interview runs tomorrow (Sunday March 17) and starts around 1 PM PST.
This event features scores of heavy hitters in the health field sharing their perspectives and experience. If you're interested in really useful info about health and being lean, I highly recommend it.


In a RGB color space, hex #020a77 is composed of 0.8% red, 3.9% green and 46.7% blue. Whereas in a CMYK color space, it is composed of 98.3% cyan, 91.6% magenta, 0% yellow and 53.3% black. It has a hue angle of 235.9 degrees, a saturation of 96.7% and a lightness of 23.7%. #020a77 color hex could be obtained by blending #0414ee with #000000. Closest websafe color is: #000066.
● #020a77 color description : Dark blue.
The hexadecimal color #020a77 has RGB values of R:2, G:10, B:119 and CMYK values of C:0.98, M:0.92, Y:0, K:0.53. Its decimal value is 133751.
Below, you can see some colors close to #020a77. Having a set of related colors can be useful if you need an inspirational alternative to your original color choice.
This text has a font color of #020a77.
This paragraph has a background color of #020a77.
This element has a border color of #020a77.
A shade is achieved by adding black to any pure hue, while a tint is created by mixing white to any pure color. In this example, #000003 is the darkest color, while #eff0ff is the lightest one.
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Below, you can see how #020a77 is perceived by people affected by a color vision deficiency. This can be useful if you need to ensure your color combinations are accessible to color-blind users.


Harvinder Singh was a right-arm fast-medium bowler who represented the Indian national cricket team in 3 Tests and 16 ODIs. He along with Debashish Mohanty played a major role in winning a game against Pakistan in the Sahara Cup series in Toronto in the 1990s. He was born in 1977 in Amritsar, Punjab. He represented Punjab and Railways in the domestic cricket.


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