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Literary use of the service Twitter
Twitterature (a portmanteau of Twitter and literature) is a literary use of the microblogging service of Twitter. It includes various genres, including aphorisms, poetry, and fiction (or some combination thereof) written by individuals or collaboratively. The 280-character maximum imposed by the medium, upgraded from 140 characters in late 2017,[1] provides a creative challenge.
1 Genres
1.1 Aphorism
1.2 Poetry
1.3 Fiction
1.3.1 Literary classics and legends
1.3.2 Twitter novels
1.3.2.1 Collaborative works
1.4 Weird Twitter
Genres[edit]
Aphorism[edit]
Aphorism example
The most effective way to learn is by devoting oneself to a single subject for months at a time. Its opposite is school.
Aaron Haspel, @ahaspel[2]
Aphorisms are popular because their brevity is inherently suited to Twitter. People often share well-known classic aphorisms on Twitter, but some also seek to craft and share their own brief insights on every conceivable topic.[3][4] Boing Boing has described Twitter as encouraging "a new age of the aphorism", citing the novel aphorisms of Aaron Haspel.[2]
Poetry[edit]
Poetry example
Augusti.
Och fast det är hett
i solen
känns det ibland
som om jag
handlöst mot hösten.
Göran Greider, @GreiderDD[5]
Haiku are a brief poetic form well suited to Twitter; many examples can be found using the hashtag #haiku. Other forms of poetry can be found under other hashtags or by "following" people who use their Twitter accounts for journals or poetry. For example, the Swedish poet and journalist Göran Greider tweets observations and poems using the Twitter handle @GreiderDD (Göran Greider) as shown in the example on the right.
Fiction[edit]
Twitterature fiction includes 140-character stories, fan fiction, the retelling of literary classics and legends, twitter novels, and collaborative works. The terms "twiction" and "tweet fic" (Twitter fiction), "twiller" (Twitter thriller),[6] and "phweeting" (fake tweeting) also exist to describe particular twitterature fiction genres.[7]
140-character story example
I was mowing the lawn. I peered at my neighbor's immaculate yard; his grass was literally greener. Then a meteor fell atop his lovely house.
Arjun Basu, @ajunbasu[8]
140-character stories: fiction that fits into a single tweet.[9] An example of these stories are those written by James Mark Miller (@asmallfiction),[10] Sean Hill (@veryshortstories),[11] and Arjun Basu (@arjunbasu).[12][13] A number of Twitter journals dedicate themselves to the form. In 2013, The Guardian challenged traditionally published authors such as Jeffrey Archer and Ian Rankin to write their 140-character stories, and then featured their attempts.[14]
Fan fiction: Twitter accounts that have been created for characters in films, TV series, and books. Some of these accounts take the events in the original works as their starting point, whereas others may branch into fan fiction.
Literary classics and legends[edit]
Literary classics and legends are retold on Twitter, either by characters' tweeting and interacting, or by retelling in tweet format, often in modern language using slang. For instance, [15] in 2010, a group of rabbis tweeted the Exodus, with the hashtag #TweetTheExodus; and in 2011, the Royal Shakespeare Company and the English game company Mudlark tweeted the story of Romeo and Juliet.[7][16] In 2009, Alexander Aciman and Emmett Rensin published Twitterature: The World's Greatest Books Retold Through Twitter.
Epicretold, by author Chindu Sreedharan, is another noteworthy work in this genre. The New Indian Express called it an "audacious attempt...to fit the mother of all epics, the Mahabharata, into the microblogging site Twitter."[17] Tweeted from @epicretold, and subsequently published as a full-length book by HarperCollins India,[18] the story was narrated in "2,628 tweets" between July 2009 to October 2014.[19] In an interview with Time, Sreedharan said it was an attempt to simplify the lengthy epic and make it accessible to the new generation—both in India and abroad.[20]
Twitter novels[edit]
I've grown to like small places. I like bugs, bug homes, walking stick bugs, blades of grass, ladybug Ferris wheels made out of dandelions.
Nick Belardes, @smallplaces[21]
Executive Severance
Willum Mortimus Granger was beside himself. In fact when his body was found, the top half was right next to the bottom.
Robert K. Blechman, @RKBs_Twitstery[22]
Twitter novels (or twovels)[7] are another form of fiction that can extend over hundreds of tweets to tell a longer story.[21] The author of a Twitter novel is often unknown to the readers, as anonymity creates an air of authenticity. As such, the account name can often be a pseudonym or even a character in the story. Twitter novels can run for months, with one or more tweets daily, whereby context is usually maintained by a unique hashtag. Searching by the corresponding hashtag produces a list of all available tweets in the series. Some serials are posted in short updates that encourage the reader to follow and to speculate on the next installment.[23]
One example of the Twitter novel is Small Places by Nick Belardes (@smallplaces), which began on April 25, 2008 with the tweet as shown on the right. Another example is The Twitstery Twilogy series by Robert K. Blechman (@RKBs_Twitstery). The first entry in the series was Executive Severance, which would be the first live-tweeted Twitter comic mystery (or "Twitstery"), beginning on May 6, 2009 with the tweet shown. The second Twitter novel in the series, The Golden Parachute, appeared as a Kindle eBook in 2016; and the third and concluding novel, I Tweet, Therefore I am, the Book 3, was released early in 2017.[22]
The first published book entirely composed on Twitter was 407 Media Twisttory_of_Advert, which was published on April, 2, 2009 in 200 Tweets uploaded all at once (starting from the last to the first Tweet) enabling the sequential reading. John Roderick's Electric Aphorisms, which was composed in individual tweets between December 2008 and May 2009, and deleted on publication of the book itself by Publication Studio in November 2009.[24] Traditionally-published authors have also attempted the twitter novel, such as Jennifer Egan's Black Box, which was first published in about 500 tweets in 2012;[25] and David Mitchell's The Right Sort, first published as almost 300 tweets sent over one week in 2014.[23] Hari Manev, who does not use Twitter, published his twitter novel The Eye, which is the first volume in his The Meaning of Fruth twitter trilogy, as a Kindle eBook in 2019.[26]
Collaborative works[edit]
Collaborative work example
Sam was brushing her hair when the girl in the mirror put down the hairbrush, smiled & said, "We don't love you anymore.
Neil Gaiman coined the term "interactive twovel" for an experiment in involving his Twitter followers in collaborating with him on a novel. This was conducted with BBC America Audio Books. The first tweet from Gaiman was as shown on the right. Then, he invited his readers to continue the story under the hashtag #bbcawdio.[7] The result was published as an audiobook under the title Hearts, Keys and Puppetry, with the author given as Neil Gaiman & Twitterverse.[27] Teju Cole sent lines from his short story "Hafiz" to other Twitter users and then retweeted them to assemble the story.[23]
Weird Twitter[edit]
Weird Twitter is a loose genre of internet humour dedicated to publication of humorous material on Twitter that is disorganised and hard to explain.[28][29][30]
Related to anti-humour and created primarily by Twitter users who are not professional humourists, Weird Twitter-style jokes may be presented as disorganised thoughts, rather than in a conventional joke format or punctuated sentence structure.[31][32][33][34] The genre is based around the restriction of Twitter's 280-character (previously 140) message length, requiring jokes to be quite short.[35] The genre may also include repurposing of overlooked material on the internet, such as parodying posts made by spambots or deliberately amateurish images created in Paint.[36][37] The New York Times has described the genre as "inane" and intended "to subtly mock the site's corporate and mainstream users."[38][39]
Twitter was launched in the year of 2006, and the first Twitter novels appeared in 2008. The origins of the term Twitterature are hard to determine, but it was popularized by Aciman and Rensin's book. Since then, the phenomenon has been discussed in the arts and culture sections of several major newspapers.[3][13][7][40]
Twitterature has been called a literary genre but is more accurately an adaptation of various genres to social media.[13] The writing is often experimental or playful, with some authors or initiators seeking to find out how the medium of Twitter affects storytelling or how a story spreads through the medium. A Swedish site titled Nanoismer.se was launched in 2011 to "challenge people to write deeper than what Twitter is for."[41]
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^ Friedlander, Joel (July 8, 2010). "Writing's Next Frontier: Twitter Fiction". The Book Designer. Retrieved August 30, 2014.
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^ a b c Bremmer, Magnus (August 29, 2009). "Twitter kan förändra vårt sätt att berätta". Svenska Dagbladet (in Swedish).
^ "Twitter fiction: 21 authors try their hand at 140-character novels". The Guardian. 12 October 2012.
^ Aciman, Alexander; Rensin, Emmet (2009). Twitterature: The World's Greatest Books Retold Through Twitter. Penguin. ISBN 9780141047713.
^ "Such Tweet Sorrow". Archived from the original on December 24, 2011.
^ "'Epicretold' crosses 100 tweets". The New Indian Express. Retrieved 2019-10-04.
^ "Epic Retold", HarperCollins.
^ Ramadurai, Charukesi (14 February 2015). "Interview: author who narrated Indian epic The Mahabharata in 2,628 tweets". South China Morning Post.
^ Khullar, Mridu (August 21, 2009). Time http://content.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1917882,00.html – via content.time.com. Missing or empty |title= (help)
^ a b Belardes, Nicholas (April 15, 2009). "Twitter Novel In The Twitterverse: Read The First 358 Tweets Of 'Small Places'". thenervousbreakdown.com. Retrieved August 30, 2014.
^ a b Scileppi, Tammy (January 9, 2015). "Mystery novel told in 140-character chapters". Queens Times-Ledger. Retrieved September 21, 2015.
^ a b c Crouch, Ian (July 23, 2014). "The Great American Twitter Novel". The New Yorker.
^ Roderick, John (November 3, 2009). "Electric Aphorisms". thelongwinters.com. Retrieved May 26, 2019.
^ Lærke Maach, Maja (November 15, 2013). "Politiken giver gratis adgang til Pulitzer-vinders Twitter-roman". Politiken (in Danish).
^ "Amazon listing". www.amazon.com. Retrieved 2020-12-27.
^ "Hearts, Keys and Puppetry". iTunes.
^ Herrman, John; Notopoulos, Katie. "Weird Twitter: The Oral History". Buzzfeed. Retrieved 24 March 2016.
^ Raymer, Miles. "Weird Twitter Leaves Irony Behind on Instagram". Motherboard. Vice. Retrieved 8 May 2016.
^ Dewey, Caitlin. "Who is @Darth and why is this person always in my Twitter feed?". Washington Post. Retrieved 8 May 2016.
^ Douglas, Nick (18 October 2012). ""Weird Twitter" explained". Daily Dot. Retrieved 24 March 2016.
^ Knoblauch, Max (24 October 2013). "The 21 Weirdest Twitter Accounts". Mashable. Retrieved 25 March 2016.
^ Losse, Kate (10 June 2014). "Weird Corporate Twitter". The New Inquiry. Retrieved 24 March 2016.
^ Flynn, John. "The Normal Dudes Of 'Weird Twitter'". Metro Silicon Valley. Retrieved 24 March 2016.
^ Gallagher, Brenden. "A Survey of The Best and Weirdest of Weird Twitter". Complex. Retrieved 24 March 2016.
^ Sun, Scott. "An Odd, Uplifting 'Alien': Meet The Man Behind A 'Weird Twitter' Star". All Tech Considered. NPR. Retrieved 25 March 2016.
^ Usher, Tom. "What It's Really Like to Be a Popular 'Weird Twitter' Personality". Vice. Retrieved 25 March 2016.
^ Bromwich, Jonah (18 December 2014). "Crowd-Funding Gets Wacky". New York Times. Retrieved 8 May 2016.
^ Bridle, James (28 June 2014). "Meet the 'alt lit' writers giving literature a boost". The Guardian. Retrieved 8 May 2016.
^ Armitstead, Claire (January 10, 2014). "Has Twitter given birth to a new literary genre?". The Guardian.
^ Dalén, Karl (December 6, 2011). "De vill göra litteratur av dina tweets". Dagens Nyheter (in Swedish).
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Mendelson, Alexander (November 12, 2008). "How to Start a Twitter Novel". Twitip.com. Archived from the original on September 10, 2014.
Rudin, Michael (Fall 2011). "From Hemingway to Twitterature: The Short and Shorter of It". The Journal of Electronic Publishing. 14 (2). doi:10.3998/3336451.0014.213.
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Tweetie
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Twitterrific
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Ned Segal (CFO)
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I am not a big fan of programming. I may like it, but I try to keep it down to a 555 timer, like in this ible. However, when it comes to synthesizers, I kinda NEED programming. One day, while exploring Synthesizers, I came across something known as chiptunes.
I decided to listen and found the music really awesome. So I tried to make it with Arduino. Didn't work. The code was not in the Arduino language. Some browsing of the internet forums led me to find that an Arduino forum user by the name of Stimmer had ported Linus Åkesson's Hardware Chiptune Project to the Arduino.
And now, here is that project.
Step 1: Gains and Losses.
A machine capable of playing a tune every time you push a button to activate it.
Step 2: What Type of Speakers Should I Use?
There are many speakers available on the market these days.
Some have 3.5 mm jacks and amplifiers. Too bad you probably want to save them for your phone.
Some have wire, coils and a magnet - exposed.
Heck, you could even use headphones - assuming that it isn't haphazardly held together by Sugru or some other similar substance.
Start by copying the code from below.
Then, copy and paste the code into the Arduino editor.
You're done with the software.
You may be done with the software, but the hardware is not finished.
Take one of your speaker wires, and then plug it into pin 3. Then, plug the other end into ground...or 5 volts, your choice.
You should hear music playing.
Now, hit the reset button to here it from the beginning.
Now listen to it play the tune.
Step 6: Adding a Jack.
Connect an LED from pin 3 to ground.
Then, listen to it with the Light Listener.
Step 8: Make It Beatbox.
13 People Made This Project!
Because I was in search of not only a player, but also a tracker for this. After Searching for a while I saw that the Creator of the player routine has also a ChipTune-Tracker too on his website.
when i try to upload it it says 'TCCR2B' was not declared in this scope.
That would be slightly more difficult to do, especially depending on the length of the piece. You could use something like PCM Audio (https://playground.arduino.cc/Code/PCMAudio) but you are limited in terms of the length of the song, as the Arduino has finite memory. A Mega or a Due would help, but those are larger in physical size as well.
Alternatively, you can use the Wave Shield (https://www.adafruit.com/product/94). This is a very good way to play music off an SD card using the Arduino. Note that you are limited to Arduino boards based on the Atmel 328 chips.
Finally, an interesting and relatively new method (albeit finicky method) is this one: https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/SimpleAudioPlay... A friend of mine has not had much luck with this method, though I have not tried it myself. Worth a shot if you have access to an Arduino Zero.
Finally, if you just need to play a tune, there is always the option to play through midi files, though once again, song length is a relatively difficult limit to overcome.
PS: Need put "const" at the beginning at 36 st line, before "byte"
- Are there other tunes available?
- Is there an easy way to add songs?
In terms of making a tune or adding songs, you have to "compose" them yourself. You need to be able to use something called a tracker. Once you know how to use them, there is a tutorial with a link to the software to generate the array here. So if you were looking for a very quick way to load songs on this, no it's not very possible. I may upload an 'ible soon discussing a thing that can play more easily loadable songs, but as of right now I am super busy.
it seems that the software is for linux, I have windows.
Step one: Visit Arduino website.
blinkyblinky, is there any way that i can play a previously recorded sound? Instead of the song, its awesome by the way.
can I get all this as pdf?
There is a download as PDF function right below the title.
This is soo funny. Would you post please more info on coding and a link to some basic description how those sound are generated? Just frequency and timing?


Liu, CA; Ma, JP ; Liu, CA , Peking Univ, Dept Phys, Beijing 100871, Peoples R China.
Abstract We simulate lattice quantum chromodynamics on asymmetric lattices with improved actions, where quenching approximation is used. These lattices have a spatial lattice spacing a. at 0.3 and 0.4 fm, and a temporal lattice spacing at from 0.14 to 0.08 fm. The lattice spacing error due to a, is greatly reduced through improving both quark and gluon actions at a certain level. We find that masses of mesons have weak dependence on both lattice spacings, while the a(s) and a(t) dependence for baryons is more significant. With suitable modelling of these dependences, we are able to obtain the nucleon mass in agreement with the experiment.
Corresponding Author Liu, CA , Peking Univ, Dept Phys, Beijing 100871, Peoples R China.
GB/T 7714 Liu, CA,Ma, JP,Liu, CA , Peking Univ, Dept Phys, Beijing 100871, Peoples R China.. Light hadron masses from lattice quantum chromodynamics on asymmetric lattices with improved actions[J]. CHINESE PHYSICS LETTERS,2002,19(5):640-643.
APA Liu, CA,Ma, JP,&Liu, CA , Peking Univ, Dept Phys, Beijing 100871, Peoples R China..(2002).Light hadron masses from lattice quantum chromodynamics on asymmetric lattices with improved actions.CHINESE PHYSICS LETTERS,19(5),640-643.
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La Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) () è il servizio pubblico di radiotelevisione della Corea del Sud.

Canali televisivi

Terrestri
 KBS 1TV - notizie, attualità, educazione, sport e cultura; a volte anche filmati di informazione pubblica e programmi di intrattenimento, anche se la maggior parte va in onda su KBS2. È stata lanciata nel 1961 come HLKA-TV. KBS 1TV è mantenuta unicamente da un canone e non trasmette alcuna pubblicità. È disponibile a livello nazionale sul canale 9.
 KBS 2TV - intrattenimento e drama. È stata lanciata nel 1961 per sostituire la Tongyang Broadcasting Corporation. È disponibile a livello nazionale sul canale 7.
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Via satellite o via cavo
 KBS Life - cultura e drama. Lanciata nel 1996 come KBS satellite 2, rinominata KBS Korea nel 2002, rinominata KBS Prime nel 2006 prima di cambiare nome.
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 KBS Joy - commedie e quiz. È stata lanciata nel 2006.
 KBS Kids - canale per bambini. È stata lanciata nel 2012.
 KBS Story - canale volto a un pubblico femminile. È stata lanciata nel 2013 come KBS W, rinominata KBS Story nel 2021.

Canali radiofonici

Per l'interno
 KBS Radio 1 (AM/FM) - news, attualità, documentari e cultura. Lanciata nel 1927 con il nome Kyeongseong Broadcasting Corporation JODK, ha assunto il nome KBS Radio 1 nel 1965.
 KBS Radio 2 (AM/FM) - intrattenimento. È stata lanciata nel 1948 con il nome HLKA.
 KBS Radio 3 (AM/FM) - Lanciata nel 1973 con il nome RSB (Radio Seoul Broadcasting), è diventata prima TBC Radio negli anni settanta, per assumere il nome attuale nel 1980, per poi interrompere le trasmissioni nel 1981. È stata rilanciata nel 2000.
 KBS 1FM (FM) - musica classica e folk. È stata lanciata nel 1979 con il nome KBS-FM.
 KBS 2FM (89.1 MHz Cool FM) - musica pop. È stata lanciata nel 1966 con il nome TBC-FM.
 KBS Hanminjok Radio (shortwave & mediumwave) - Lanciata nel 1975 come KBS Third Programme.

Per l'estero
 KBS World - servizi internazionali.

Società controllate
 KBS Media - divisione della società di produzione.
 KBS Art Vision - divisione visione artistica.
 KBS Business - divisione commerciale.
 KBS N - divisione della televisione a pagamento.
 KBS i - divisione internet, chiusa nel 2011.
 E-KBS
 KBS America - filiale statunitense.
 KBS Japan - filiale giapponese.

Loghi

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

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2021 | Rights for all seasons
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ELA promotes exchange of experiences on information provision in seasonal work in Europe
10 Member States with 60 experts come together in the first edition. Venice, Sofia, Bratislava will host the events.
In autumn 2022, ELA launches mutual learning events on information provision in seasonal work. These events aim at facilitating the exchange of good practices in the field of information and communication by governmental institutions, the EURES network, social partners and other relevant actors to seasonal workers and their employers.
10 Member States will join this first edition, namely Bulgaria, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, and Spain. 60 experts will take part in three workshops :
18 October 2022 - Venice
8 November 2022 - Sofia
30 November 2022 - Bratislava
Sharing experiences on information provision in seasonal work
In interactive sessions and working groups, the participants will explore topics such as:
information tools for seasonal workers and their employers – how to best communicate with them;
information needs of seasonal workers and their employers – what are their most common questions;
different approaches of information provision for different seasonal sectors, e.g. agriculture, tourism;
different approaches of information provision for different target groups, e.g. young workers, small employers;
cooperation of information providers across borders, to ensure workers' and employers' awareness about their rights and obligations before and after hiring.
Read more about the project
Seasonal work and the 2021 Rights for All Seasons campaign
Workers and employers in seasonal sectors, such as agri-food, tourism, and hospitality, face significant deficits when accessing complete and up-to-date information. Hence, there is a need to facilitate and promote access to information on the rights and obligations associated with fair free movement of labour across the EU. Addressing this need is part of ELA's mission: in 2021 the European Labour Authority ran the information campaign 'Rights for all seasons', in partnership with the European Commission, the EURES network, the European Platform tackling undeclared work, EU Member States and social partners. The campaign aimed to raise awareness on existing rights, obligations and counselling services amongst seasonal workers, employers, and their representatives.
Discover more content of the #Rights4AllSeasons campaign.


We use a sliding scale from $20 to $45 per visit.
There is a one- time $10 intake fee at your first visit in addition to the sliding scale fee.
Minneapolis Community Acupuncture is a member of the People's Organization of Community Acupuncture. Like other sister community acupuncture clinics around the country we offer a sliding scale in order to separate the issues of money and treatment. Acupuncture works best with multiple treatments, and for some conditions more frequent visits are required, especially in the beginning. Our main goal is to make acupuncture available for you as often as you need it.
We want acupuncture to be an economically sustainable part of your life and health care. Since everyone's financial situation is different, we believe you are in the best position to know what is affordable for you. You determine what is the most appropriate fee for yourself within the sliding fee scale, based on your personal income and expenses. We do NOT require any income verification.
LATE CANCELLATION POLICY: To keep treatments affordable, it is vital that we see multiple patients in an hour. If you need to cancel we appreciate your providing adequate notice so we can offer that opening to another patient. Please give a 24 hour notice, if possible, when canceling an appointment. Missed appointments or late cancels may be charged a $20 fee.
Minneapolis Community Acupuncture accepts cash, checks or credit cards.


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In defence of Faf du Plessis
January 11 2020 by Telford Vice
In terms of winning percentage among captains who have led teams in at least 20 Tests, only 10 men in history have been more successful than du Plessis.
How long is a week in the life of a Test captain? That depends on which week we're dealing with. When Faf du Plessis persisted with Keshav Maharaj in the second innings at Centurion even after the left-arm spinner's offerings had been carted to all parts of the ground, the reward was the wicket of Ben Stokes. What an inspired spark of leadership, most who saw it agreed. When the same captain showed the same faith in the same bowler in the same innings at Newlands, he dismissed Stokes again. But this time there was no praise for either du Plessis or Maharaj. Instead, there was criticism.
Different situations in different matches played on different pitches will have different outcomes and thus different impacts. When Maharaj bowled Stokes off the bottom edge for 14 at Centurion, England needed 172 more runs to win and half their remaining six wickets were in the lower order. They were under pressure, and they duly cracked. When Stokes holed out to long-on for 72 at Newlands, England were 356 runs ahead with five wickets in hand, among them those of Ollie Pope and Jos Buttler. They were in firm control, and it showed.
There is little value in isolating one aspect of a match, at Centurion, in which more of the important moments swung South Africa's way, and comparing it to a similar feature of another match, at Newlands, where England got more right than wrong. And the fact that South Africa won at Centurion and lost at Newlands skews the debate still further. But it does highlight the fragility of captains' approval ratings and the fickleness of their detractors.
Du Plessis earned more heat at Newlands for delaying taking the new ball in England's second innings. There was little appreciation of the implication of the truth that, at 80 overs, Dom Sibley was 85 not out and Stokes had yet to face a delivery. With one batter entrenched, the other a force of nature who likes nothing better than the ball coming onto the bat, and the pitch flat, denying the opposition the chance to score runs even faster than they were already was a sound decision. The five overs Maharaj and Dwaine Pretorius bowled with the old ball with the new one due cost 28 runs. The five overs immediately the new ball was taken, which were bowled by Vernon Philander, Maharaj and Kagiso Rabada, went for 26. No wickets fell in those 10 overs. Not a lot in it, is there?
Smouldering off-stage is the reality that du Plessis has gone seven Test innings without reaching 50 and 13 completed knocks since scoring a century. But he made 90 and 50 not out in South Africa's home series against Sri Lanka in February, when he was second among his team's run-scorers, and his two half-centuries in India in October helped make him the third-most successful South African batter in that rubber. Last year only Quinton de Kock scored more runs and banked a higher average than du Plessis. That said, it's winning that matters for captains - and du Plessis presided over the wrong side of the equation when Sri Lanka became the first Asian team to win a series in the country, and saw his side hammered 3-0 in India. He was also in charge for South Africa's shambolic World Cup, where they won only three of their eight completed games. About that: du Plessis was his side's leading run-scorer. He also topped the averages and made South Africa's only century in the tournament.
Some people won't want to hear this, but in terms of winning percentage among captains who have led teams in at least 20 Tests, only 10 men in history have been more successful than du Plessis. He has been better than Mark Taylor, Michael Clarke, Michael Vaughan, Hansie Cronje, Ian Chappell, Clive Lloyd, Graeme Smith, Andrew Strauss, Alastair Cook, Allan Border, MS Dhoni, Richie Benaud, Javed Miandad, Nasser Hussain, Graham Gooch, Imran Khan, and Michael Atherton. In one-day terms, only Lloyd and Virat Kohli have higher winning percentages than du Plessis, who is sixth on the T20 list.
To label du Plessis a poor captain is fatuous nonsense. And yet it is happening in South Africa, a society where it can seem as if little matters more than the first unthought through thought that pops into the head of any random irrelevance who has done the world a disservice by existing on social media. Closer to the truth is that du Plessis deserves better: from his players and from the public. The measurable aspects of his career make that plain. As for the unmeasurables, no captain is more comfortably in control on the field, and none have his level of emotional intelligence. If you can't give of your best under him, it's you; not him.
That du Plessis will call it a career after the T20 WC in Australia in October and November is as close to confirmed as possible. He is thus a lame duck captain, a less than desirable state of affairs that has shown itself in the peculiar flatness that has afflicted South Africa since the World Cup. He seems trapped between his own best interests and his sense of duty, which some of those who have gone before haven't struggled to shrug off like a dirty shirt. That he is by far the best man for the job South Africa have - have ever had? - is unarguable. But who would replace him?
Victory in the Test series against England would quell all questioning of du Plessis, but only until he is at the helm of a white-ball team. Defeat would add, disproportionately, to the noxious noise around him.
Either way, it's going to be a long few weeks in the life of this particular captain.


Damaged braces or appliances can increase the length of your treatment process, so be sure to take care of all your appliances. Avoid the foods listed under "foods to avoid" and habits such chewing fingernails or your pen or pencil. Frequent bending of the wires can permanently distort and eventually break them.
Also remember, your teeth and jaw can only move into their correct positions if you consistently wear the rubber bands, headgear, retainer, or other appliances prescribed by your orthodontist.


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package edu.uw.zookeeper.safari.peer.protocol;

import java.util.concurrent.ScheduledExecutorService;

import edu.uw.zookeeper.common.TimeValue;
import edu.uw.zookeeper.net.Connection;
import edu.uw.zookeeper.safari.Identifier;

@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
public class ClientPeerConnection<T extends Connection<? super MessagePacket,? extends MessagePacket,?>> extends PeerConnection<T, ClientPeerConnection<T>> {

    public static <T extends Connection<? super MessagePacket,? extends MessagePacket,?>> ClientPeerConnection<T> create(
            Identifier localIdentifier,
            Identifier remoteIdentifier,
            T connection,
            TimeValue timeOut,
            ScheduledExecutorService executor) {
        return new ClientPeerConnection<T>(
                localIdentifier, remoteIdentifier, connection, timeOut, executor);
    }

    public ClientPeerConnection(
            Identifier localIdentifier,
            Identifier remoteIdentifier,
            T connection,
            TimeValue timeOut,
            ScheduledExecutorService executor) {
        super(localIdentifier, remoteIdentifier, connection, timeOut, executor);
    }
}

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JUSTICE: POLICE DISMISSES THE SERGEANT WHO KILLED A 20-YEAR-OLD BOY IN IMO STATE (SEE DETAILS)
According to recent report, a Police Sergeant who allegedly killed a 20-year-old boy in Imo State Nigeria has been dismissed by Imo State Police Command. Get more details as you read more…
Abu Itam, a police Sergeant, who allegedly killed a 20-year-old truck conductor, Ifeanyi Okafor, on February 9, 2018 has been dismissed by the Imo State Police Command.
It was gathered that Itam had killed Okafor around 5am at a T-junction adjacent to the Okwelle Police Divisional Headquarters in the Onuimo Local Government Area of the state during an altercation.
Punch report revealed that Itam and three of his colleagues who were on a stop-and-search duty on the expressway in the early hours of that day had asked the tipper driver with registration number AAH 229 XA and other vehicles, including trucks, to clear off the road.
After sometime, the suspect asked other vehicles to go, leaving only the tipper which the deceased (Ifeanyi Okafor) and his driver, Ifeanyi Nwankwo, were in.
The problem degenerated when the conductor approached the sergeant to ask why he was still keeping them.
Itam, who was holding an AK-47 rifle, was said to have shot the 20-year-old three times on his neck at close range, and fled the scene almost immediately Okafor died.
Embittered by the death of the boy, the youths of the area regrouped and attacked Okwelle Police Divisional headquarters.
They set the Police division ablaze after breaking the perimeter fence at the back, but the fire was quenched before it could do much damage.
Confirming his dismissal on Monday, the state commissioner of Police, Chris Ezike, said Itam would be arraigned soon.
Ezike said Itam and other Police officers who were on duty during the incident were tried at the Police orderly room in Owerri over the death of the 20-year-old.
The CP informed that the ex sergeant was guilty of unprofessional conduct during the incident and was therefore expelled from the Force.
Ezike said,
"I can confirm that Sergeant Abu Itam has been dismissed from the Nigeria Police Force. The Police orderly room trial found him guilty of unprofessional conduct.
He is in our custody and would soon be arraigned. Other officers who were on duty but were not part of the murder were also tried. They would be punished as well. They are likely to get demoted."
Rayven Justice - Do Too Much
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CELEBRITY GOSSIP: SEE LOVELY PHOTOS OF TIWA SAVAGE THAT GOT SOCIAL MEDIA MELTED
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While taking to the skies is par for the course for seasoned travellers, for occasional travellers the idea of hopping on a flight to their destination of choice can be closer to holiday hell than holiday heaven.
Thankfully easyJet's Fearless Flyer course is on hand to help nervous flyers make the transition from fearful to fearless in the flying stakes.
More than 100 cautious flyers have successfully completed the two-day course at London Gatwick led by phobia expert Lawrence Leyton and senior easyJet pilot Peter West.
The course helps participants overcome their trepidation about flying by unravelling the mysteries behind how an aircraft works, busting common myths about flying and teaching participants a unique set of 'mind tools' that help them manage their fears.
"That was an incredible experience. I haven't flown for over 3 years and it's been having a massive impact on my life. But the Fearless Flyer course really helped me to understand how the plane works and how I could control my nerves.
"I did feel apprehensive before we took off on our Experience Flight, but I now realise these were just my old negative mind patterns because I felt totally relaxed and very happy in the air. Many thanks to the easyJet Fearless Flyer Team. They've helped me achieve something I thought was impossible only a few days ago!"
Famous graduates of the course include Bobby Cole Norris, star of ITV2 BAFTA award-winning series The Only Way is Essex (TOWIE).
If you are planning on flying off on holiday in the coming weeks and months, don't forget that you can organise last minute travel insurance..


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Ambient.Impact
Apple's subtle anti-competitive practices and the web
Apple has a history of stunting the web's progress on its platforms. On iOS, Apple doesn't allow fully independent third-party browsers, requiring all apps to leverage its Safari browser when rendering web-based content. While browsers like Chrome and Opera are available in the App Store, they must use Apple's Safari browser behind the scenes to render web pages, rather than their own. That means Apple has a monopoly on how iPhone and iPad users access the web. To push developers toward building native apps on iOS rather than using web technologies, Apple ignores popular parts of the open web specification that other browsers implement, to its own benefit.
A technology called WebRTC, for example, allows video calling in a web browser without additional software. It powers tools like Google Meet. But Apple was incredibly slow to implement the specification, leaving out key pieces of functionality, and the technology didn't work when embedded inside apps.
Apple also handicapped an emerging standard called Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) — which, like Electron, allows developers to build native-like apps for both desktop and mobile — by partially implementing it in a way that makes it too inconsistent to rely on. PWA doesn't have the same problem if users open apps in Chrome or Firefox, but iPhone and iPad users can't install third-party browsers, which makes PWA-based technology a non-starter.
Apple's subtle, anti-competitive practices don't look terrible in isolation, but together they form a clear strategy: Make it so painful to build with web-based technology on Apple platforms that developers won't bother. Now that the App Store is not accepting apps built using Electron, developers will likely find creative ways to work around it, but Apple is setting up for a continual cat-and-mouse game as it plans to exert more control over which apps can run on the platform in the future.
Apple Is Trying to Kill Web Technology - OneZero
Browsers - Safari and WebKit
Browsers - Firefox
Browsers - Chrome
Mike Taylor - A case for browser-engine diversity... - View Source 2019
Watch Mike Taylor - A case for browser-engine diversity... - View Source 2019 on YouTube
Given the recent demise of Presto and EdgeHTML rendering engines, and dominant market share growth for Chrome (and its Chromium engine), can we make a case for browser engine diversity in a decreasingly diverse browser engine world? In this talk, we'll talk about web compatibility, interoperability, the web standards process, and hopefully conclude that we should care about these things in 2019.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-KH6-PaSNI
Browsers - Opera
Browsers - Microsoft Edge
The W3C At Twenty-Five - Rachel Andrew's #WebStory
One of the reasons I care so much about the web platform remaining open and accessible to new people who want to publish on and build things for the web is because of the route I took to get here.
As mentioned earlier, the W3C is celebrating their anniversary by inviting people to share stories of how they became involved in the web. In that spirit (and perhaps to encourage Smashing readers to share their stories), here is mine.
I had never intended to work with computers. I intended to become a dancer and singer, and I left school at 16 to go to dance college. My father is a programmer, however, so we were fairly unusual at the time as we had a computer in the house by 1985 when I was 10.
As a child, I liked typing in the code of "choose your own adventure" games, which appeared in books and magazines. I liked spotting the strings of text which would then show up in the game I would later play (usually, once my dad had fixed it up) on our Amstrad CPC464. I liked to visit the computer lab at Newcastle University, see the huge computers, and talk to the women who worked on them. Perhaps most importantly (and despite my arty interests), I never grew up thinking I couldn't use computers. I just wasn't especially interested.
Then I became pregnant with my daughter and had to leave the theatre. I was good at crewing and loved the theatre, but it was heavy and sometimes dangerous work with unsociable hours — not really a job for someone with a baby. I didn't know what I would do, but I could type so I thought that perhaps I could type up essays for people. I was upsold to a computer — having gone into PC World looking for a wordprocessor. It was a Packard Bell 486 with a built-in 640×480 screen — a terrible machine that would allow me to either get the sound card working or the modem, but not both at once. I chose the modem and this is where my web story really begins. Even getting this modem working and getting the computer onto the Internet was something of a challenge and, once I did, I went looking for information about… babies.
I didn't know anything about babies. All my friends were men who worked backstage in theatre. I had no support network, no family around me to help, and so I logged onto ParentsPlace and found people who didn't mind my questions and were happy to help. At the time, there obviously was no Facebook. This meant that if you wanted to share photos and stories, you built a website. So among the forums about childbirth and toddler tantrums, there were people teaching each other HTML and sharing sets of graphics along with the code to place them. It was like typing out those "choose your own adventure" books again. I was amazed that I didn't need anyone to fix my code — it just worked!
Before long, people would pay me to build them a website, and I felt that I should repay at least in some way for all of the questions I had asked. So, I started to answer questions in the forums. That was how it seemed to work. People would learn and move one step up the ladder, the new people would come in with the same questions and the people a step ahead would answer — all the while asking their own questions of those further along. I loved this. I could never have afforded lessons, but I had time. I could help others, and in return, people helped me.
I became interested in web standards essentially because it made no sense to me that we would have to build the same website twice — in order that it would work in both browsers.
The W3C At Twenty-Five — Smashing Magazine
A standard way to lazy load images - WICG
A great discussion thread at the Web Incubator Community Group on creating a standardized way requesting that the browser lazy load images.
See also: Preventing downloading images or objects until they are visible in the viewport - WHATWG
https://discourse.wicg.io/t/a-standard-way-to-lazy-load-images/1153
Web standards - WICG
Performance - Images
Images - Lazy loading
Images - Responsive
Preventing downloading images or objects until they are visible in the viewport - WHATWG
This is an interesting discussion on the possibility of standardizing a way to request that the browser not load or delay loading images or objects. The key point that developers from the BBC stress is that for a non-zero number of users, JavaScript fails to run yet is enabled, so having a way to ensure they can still view images is important. As excellent as they can be, relying on on JavaScript solutions and serving non-functional markup can lead to broken pages in those cases since we don't truly control our webpages.
See also: A standard way to lazy load images - WICG
https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/2806
Web standards - WHATWG
Robust Client-Side JavaScript - A Developer's Guide
This is an excellent, excellent collection of best practices on how to make your JavaScript more fault-tolerant, by Mathias Schäfer. Several sections deserve their own snippets:
The browser as a runtime environment
Failing fast
NaN is contagious
Conditional statements and truthy values
Duck typing
Strict Mode
Abstraction libraries
Error logging
Robust Client-Side JavaScript – A Developer's Guide · molily
JavaScript - Feature detection
JavaScript - Strict mode
JavaScript - Errors and logging
Beginner stuff
Style List Markers in CSS
It's a perfectly reasonable to want to style the marker of list items. You know: blue bullets with black text in an unordered list. Or red counters with knockout white numbers in an ordered list.
There is a working draft spec that defines a ::marker pseudo-element that would give us this control.
Code language: CSS
/* Not supported anywhere; subject to change */
li::marker {
color: blue;
It's possible to do this styling now, though, thanks to CSS counters. The trick is to remove the list-style, then apply the markers through pseudo-element counters.
counter-reset: my-awesome-counter;
counter-increment: my-awesome-counter;
li::before {
content: counter(my-awesome-counter);
/* Style away! */
Style List Markers in CSS | CSS-Tricks
CSS - Counters
CSS - Generated content
Annotation is now a web standard
Many have tried over the years to bring us web annotations. The lack of standards has been one of the key things holding these efforts back– a need we highlighted in the first of our 12 original principles back in 2013 and have been working towards ever since.
Yesterday, on February 23, things took a giant leap forward when the W3C, the standards body for the Web, standardized annotation.
Twenty four years after Marc Andreessen first built collaborative annotation into Mosaic and tested it on a few "guinea pigs" before turning it off, annotations have finally become first-class citizens of the web.
From the W3C Web Annotation co-chairs, Rob Sanderson and Tim Cole:
"Many websites already allow comments, but current […] systems rely on unique, usually proprietary technologies chosen and provided by publishers. Notes cannot be shared easily across the Web and comments about a Web page can only be saved and viewed via a single website. Readers cannot select their own tools, choose their own service providers or bring their own communities."
So what exactly does this mean for you?
Comment widgets may soon become a thing of the past.
The W3C standards (called Recommendations) are a key milestone towards a future in which all pages could support rich layers of conversation without requiring any action by their publishers—because that capability can be built into the browser itself and be available as a native feature, just like web search. The shared vision is that conversations will be able happen anywhere on the Web, or even on documents in native apps, and inline instead of below-the fold, in a federated, standards-based way.
Annotation is now a web standard – Hypothesis
Web Annotations
Radio Garden - Listen to the world's radio stations in your browser
This is a really awesome use of <canvas>, Web Audio, and other web standards to create a globe that you can rotate to hear a mixture of radio stations from the coordinates you're looking at.
http://radio.garden
Interesting apps
Subscribe to Web standards
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Moscow Property Department has prepared a list of enterprises to be privatized in 2011.
The Moscow government has shares in 433 companies with a golden share in 67 companies and controlling stake in over 70 companies. The latest Moscow privatization includes state shares of the Vnukovo airport terminal-3, Mospromstroy shares, Hotels Radisson-Slavyanskaya and Metropole, Europeisky shopping center, part of the Olympisky and Luzhniki sport complexes, the World Trade Center and Gostiny yard.
New Moscow Mayor, Sergey Sobyanin, plans to attract 13.9 billion roubles as part of the 2011-2013 Moscow state privatization program supplement budget spending on transport and roads. 2010 has seen more than $1.1 billion in privatization proceeds – markedly higher than the 617 million roubles gained through privatization in 2009.
Of key interest will be aviation assets, with the 51% Moscow state government owned Moskva Airline Company, formerly known as Atlant Souz. Transport Minister, Igor Levitin has supported the Moscow mayor's decision to sell the stake along with the Vnukovo Airport assets.
Andrey Martirosov General Director of Utair has noted that Moskva airline could be of interest for Utair.


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Plasmapheresis and Cyclophosphamide therapy in an eight year old girl with cerebral manifestation of systemic lupus erythematodes
A Ulbrich1,
I Lanator1,
D Csaicsich1,
MT Schmook2,
R Seidl1 &
W Emminger1
An eight year old girl suffering from systemic lupus erythematodes (SLE) presented with fever and developed a slurred and slowed speech, followed by hemiparesis of the right side, tremor of the arms and an instable gait. Diagnosis of SLE was done two years ago during an episode of muscle pain and polyarthralgia. From December 2008 until August 2009 the girl has received corticosteroids, naproxen and methotrexate.
The cerebral magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed multiple T2-weighted hyperintense lesions in the cerebellum, periventricular on the right hemisphere, putamen bilateral and white matter of the frontal lobe. The blood results revealed a consumption of the complement system with decreased values of C3, C4 and CH50, increases of serum inflammatory factors, high values of antinuclear antibodies and of antibodies against dsDNA. Antibodies against SSA (Ro), SSB (La), u1RNP and SM have also been positive for a long time. Antibodies against phospholipids were not detected.
High doses of corticosteroids (30 mg/kg/day methylprednisone) have been applied for three days and were followed by an apparent improvement of the hemiparesis. Speech worsened and an organic psychosyndrome developed with confusion, aggressiveness and a loss of short term memory and orientation. Plasmapheresis therapy on three consecutive days was performed and was followed by a prompt improvement of the organic psychosyndrome.
After the second plasmapheresis procedure the girl developed an insult with a seizure. An MRI showed new hyperintense T2 lesions in the occipito-parieto-temporal area and in the frontal lobe in the white matter without restricted diffusion. Most of the known former lesions showed a dramatic improvement.
Nine days after plasmapheresis and seven days after the first cyclophosphamide therapy the patient showed an impressive clinical improvement. Four weeks after the first symptoms the hyperintense lesions were in regression and the complement levels were within normal limits. The immunosuppressive therapy consisted of daily corticosteroids and intravenous cyclophosphamide in four weekly intervals and a continuous anticoagulation has been applied.
Now ten months after the severe cerebral manifestation of SLE, the girl is well and going to school without any neurological handicap.
Department of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicin, General Hospital of Vienna, Austria
A Ulbrich, I Lanator, D Csaicsich, R Seidl & W Emminger
Department of Radiology, Division of Neuro- and Musculoskeletal Radiology, General Hospital of Vienna, Austria
MT Schmook
A Ulbrich
I Lanator
D Csaicsich
R Seidl
W Emminger
Correspondence to A Ulbrich.
Ulbrich, A., Lanator, I., Csaicsich, D. et al. Plasmapheresis and Cyclophosphamide therapy in an eight year old girl with cerebral manifestation of systemic lupus erythematodes. Pediatr Rheumatol 9, P259 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1186/1546-0096-9-S1-P259
Frontal Lobe
Hyperintense Lesion
Intravenous Cyclophosphamide
Cyclophosphamide Therapy


Wheatstone Bistro, located in the Memorial Student Union, offers a wide selection of specialty sandwiches, Lakota Coffee, salads, soups, artisan breads and desserts, making it the perfect place for a relaxed lunch or study break.
Wheatstone Bistro offers catering! Click here to download an order form. Email the completed form to mucdsunionmgrs@missouri.edu, or deliver to Wheatstone Bistro.
NOTE: Wheatstone Bistro is closed during the summer, and no catering will be available from the operation.


This is a great remix. I used it in the Actionmod Advanced tech demo and it went along with it really well. Thanls for making this!
Wow, I can't believe I'm the first guy to use and/or credit this in a flash movie!
I like the new beat.
Not too Original. But i like the tune. You did a good job. I think you deserve a cookie. A cookie of DOOM! haha, nm! Keep up the good work.
Lol, a cookie of doom. Thanks for the review.
It was a very good song. The music in megaman is always good. You got yourself a very good remake hear. A nice fast paced song is always something nice to hear in the morning. The only bad thing was that you didnt write the song. Still really good though.
well, glad that you like it, and I know that its not original, but i am extremely better in remaking song, than invented, I did some created song, and it wasn't as good as my remake. Thanks for the review.


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Best Trivium Songs
1 Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr
Trivium is my favorite band since 4 years without a doubt, but this song is really overrated. there are at least 3 more songs on the same album being as good if not even better. I guess pull harder had the advantage of having a music video, which boosted the fame of it a lot. like light to the flies, the deceived and rain are equally as strong, at least.
Awesome song! Trivium's astounding musicianship is most certainly on show in this song, kick-ass riffs mind-blowing solos and ridiculous drums are just some of the reasons which make this magnificent song the best in a catalog of magnificent songs.
Great song, I have no idea what Dying in your Arms is doing at the top, top should definitely be Pull Harder on the Strings of your Martyr, Shogun, Down from the Sky or Throes of Perdition. And where is Ascendancy!
When I first heard this song and saw this list I thought that this shouldn't be at number one. Then I kept listening to it and now I totally agree.
2 Shogun
Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr might be more popular according to the fan base, but this song is by far their best masterpiece. The musicianship in this song is stellar and might be my favorite from the band now! The James Hatfield type of vocals at the beginning with the melodic death metal vocals in the background at the beginning is a great introduction to the rest of the amazing 11 minute song. Then after the last bit of beautiful screaming, it fades off into a clean guitar part where Matt Heafy's voice is more mellow than I've ever heard in any other song, and the guitar in the background is so addicting with it's melodic harmonies. It then transitions to a beautiful blues solo and begins building up slowly until you hear the melodic screaming backing vocals kick in, and the song goes bar out of hell and explodes with a fast paced tempo and head banging vocals. Then the real solo comes which sounds impossible to play. The rest of the song unfolds from there, and ...more
Shogun is interesting. All other 10 songs on the record might have you checking to see how much time is left, giving the feeling that some drag on for too long. Shogun is nearly twice the length of the others and yet it flows so perfectly that not once do you feel it drags on. For an 11 and a half minute song, that's pretty impressive. It just builds and builds. A great example of catchy chorus that rivals all of their either catchier songs, an immense second movement complete with a bluesy country styled solo, and a fantastic build up into some of the most epic thrash soloing the band has pulled off. This is the band's crowning gem, and definitely a career highlight
Sure, Pull Harder is kinda godlike but Shogun is very obviously their best song from an artistic perspective. It may not be as catchy as Pull Harder and it is pretty long but it for sure is the song they put the most work and art in so I appreciate this song the most out of all their now 125 songs. Get this to number 1 already!
Shogun is the best song ever. The whole song is just great and the lyrics are so awesome, its really, really awesome! This song for me is much better than most of iron maiden and metallica songs. It should be much higher than num. 7... TRIVIUM ALL THE WAY!
3 In Waves
Absolutely incredible. Definitely my favorite song by them ever. It's quite heavy and even has a pretty unique and original music video to go along with it. The atmosphere is much darker than any release they have ever done and is just a major headbanger!
Respect this song so much more after learning that this is about the tsunami that had hit Japan. One of the best tribute songs I have heard in a long time
IT IS THE BEST! Is something different and unique... just cause its new doesn't mean its not as good as the old stuff
Until I heard this song my favorite was by far Throes of Perdition. As much as I love Throes of Perdition, this one blows it away.
4 Down from the Sky
A straight-up piece of art. The prechorus is unlike I've ever heard mixed with such chorus and verses. The vocals, the guitar especially, the drums of course cause it's Trivium, it's all perfect.
WHY is this below In Waves!?!?!? That right there lets me know that this list is being dominated by people who are new to Trivium who haven't even heard anything else. This song is Trivium's masterpiece. Far better than In Waves. This song has some of Trivium's best guitar work, lyrics, vocals, and represents what's Trivium is all about. Into the Mouth of Hell We March and Throes of Perdition should be higher as well. A joke that this isn't number one. Actually listen to their Shogun album before you even think about voting for anything else.
Down from the Sky is their best song. Just awesome. Shogun in general was their best album, it was truly epic with singing and lyrics that give you chills, great musicianship, and guitar work that was nothing short of legendary. This, Into the Mouth of Hell We March, Throes of Perdition, Pull Harder, Like Light to Flies, Becoming the Dragon, Kirisute Gomen, Anthem, Entrance to the Conflagration, In Waves, Shogun, Pillars of Serpents. Now that's a list. Probably not in order though.
Really? Why am do I have to explain this as the best? All types of vocals, badass breakdown, large chorus, amazing prechorus, perfect intro. Everything lines up for Trivium with this one.
5 Like Light to the Flies
This is the song that got me into trivium.. I love this song very much.. The combination of metal core and clean vocals is what made this song awesome and powerful inspiring lyrics... This is my top favourite song of them.. M/
Definitive song of trivium. Great combination metal hardcore and trash with memerable solo. Dying in your arms is their worst song beceause it doesn't represent them at all. Just a poppy rock song isn't trivium.
Song is slowly creeping to number 1. Everyone has to vote for it.. It's not only my favorite trivium song, but my favorite song period. don't know how they made such a solid album, but I'm thankful.
The riffs are great in this song. The solos aren't super crazy--they're more melodic. It's one of my favorite trivium songs and its one of my favorite solos by them.
6 Throes of Perdition
This song is beautiful vocally and instrumentally. This song almost couldn't have gotten any more perfect! I'd rank this personally in my top 3 it's so good
Listen to this song.. Before you could ever think it isn't the best.. Love the epic riffs and the part where Matt's vocals go clean... I love this song.. Best song of shogun and so far trivium's best song ever made.
This is the song that got me into trivium and it will always be the best in my oppinion. Torn between scylla and charybdis is close but this beats it. It is a masterpiece by the best band ever. Trivium till death.
The intro to this song is ridiculously catchy. After my 100th listen I still can't help from headbanging throughout the entire thing.
7 The Sin and the Sentence
Outstanding song and puts a mainstream-ish sound without breaking away from their well known heavy screaming. Beautiful song all together and might be in the top 10 in my opinion
First time I listened to it I was like what, this wasn't like previous albums (holy crap those drums). Listened again, holy crap that was really good. Third time in a row listened to it and thought this was probably the best I have ever heard from these guys. Talk about brutal lyrics, smash your head against something chorus, no riff (and there are many) got boring, every aspect of Trivium that I ever loved just got mashed into one song. Not to mention Matt's extensive vocabulary again showing. F'ing WOW
Damn, this song is awesome. It's melodic and furious at times and the vocal work is really well-crafted, with great clean singing and voracious growls in the chorus from Heafy. The blast beats in this song heavily welcome Alex Bent into the band.
Hats off to Trivium. They've really become one of Heavy Metal's greatest modern bands.
The guitar and vocal harmony is basically a steroid-loaded orgasm.
8 Strife
Has to be my favorite song by then. The guitar work is incredible, it's a catchy song with good meaning behind it. They have many good songs on this level and this has to be one of the top five if not their best.
When they played this live, there was so much power and emotion, I'm glad I got to see them in concert, and am going to again. This is a masterpiece and deserves top 5 at least
This and about 2 more are the only songs I liked from Vengeance Falls. It just seems the whole album is filler and there's really nothing exciting about it.
That riff that starts the song off is just amazing. You can feel the emotion through the guitar.
9 Into the Mouth of Hell We March
This is my favorite Trivium song. The guitar riffs at the intro and interlude send chills down my spine and the guitar solo sounds like a battle between two samurai in the rain and lightning. When he starts singing "into the mouth of Hell we march" before the solo I get goosebumps every time. This is a legendary song. This song is to Trivium what Hallowed Be Thy Name is to Iron Maiden (it actually sounds kind of like that song in some parts and shares a similar structure). The lyrics are so moving, they really make you feel the power of nature as they are caught in the storm and are also so inspiring.
The song has sickest heavy metal guitar riffs I have ever head in my entire life. It also a very brutal guitar solo. When listening to this song it feels as though the world is covered in flames.This is not only my favorite trivium song but also my favorite song in the heavy metal genre. A true masterpiece
It has one of my favorite riffs ever, and it's an easy song to get hooked on to. Also you can sing along so well with this song! S come on! The Earth will begin to open up, if this isn't no. 1 by the time I look at this again!
I've never been quite so... SHOCKED, so AMAZED as when I heard this song for the first time. It was like a brick of awesomeness, thrown at my face of ignorance. Great song. It's worth listening to.
10 Dying in Your Arms
Its an awesome song, I heard it when I was a kid, now listening to it as an adult, and I get goosebumps, if I had a choice of having nonstop sex for the rest of my life, or listen to this song by trivium, I would choose this song.
METAL FOREVER!
This song should be number one for sure. It is the best mix of hardcore sound and amazing vocals by Matt Heafy. You can feel the emotion in this song.
I agreed with the mate who says it's the best mix of hardcore sound and amazing vocals by Matt Heafy. I love the words of the song.
Perdana pasha bogor : the best song ever, because the great guitar and best drum... Make its song very cool and better than ascendancy. I love this song
11 Kirisute Gomen
I never thought I'd like Trivium, I've heard a few of their songs and thought "meh, they're very talented but nahh". Never really cares for their stuff. Then I checked out Shogun... and the title track... this song... now I like Trivium.
I honestly don't know why this isn't in the top 3; the musical styles exhibited in this song are various yet masterfully entertwined. From the the thrashy main verses, to the melodic chorus, and from the acoustic--or at least very light, compared to the rest of the song--first few notes, to the final repeat of the chorus after the song seemingly ends, this one is a masterpiece well worth anyone's 6 and a half minutes
One of the heaviest songs ever, especially the fast picking parts with the seven string. Ties with "down" as best from shogun
This one should be in at least top 3.The riffs are so aggresive and the lyrics are damn badass.While listening this song I feel myself like a samurai.
12 A Gunshot to the Head of Trepidation
Best song by far. From start to finish this song is pure gold. The solos and that guitar harmony are just utterly unlike anything else trivium has ever done in their songs before or after.
Guitar solo, that's all the needs to be said. That and the sheer repressed anger that exudes from every verse. You can really feel the rage in this song!
Solo speaks for the song in this case and the chorus is awesome too.
Much better than Pull harder on the strings of your martyr.
Awesome solo not many good guitar solos in songs theses days... Blows dying in your arms out of the water
13 Built to Fall
The perfect mix for a song, this is the single of this album.
The chorus is one of the best of Trivium, and it contagious the power of the group.
I just love the feel of this song. Riffs are just perfect!
I don't know how many times I've listened tis one...
Absolute favourite! Should be top 10
14 Torn Between Scylla and Charybdis
This song just gets heavier and heavier as the song goes on! Talk about a massive climax! When you see this song live and matt and corey are sharing vocals it just kicks ass! This song should not be 17th what a joke! My other favorite song "He who spawns the furies" Is currently 36 what?
That intro is sensational, and the bass solos in the middle are pretty cool. Also having a catchy chorus, this song has all the elements of a top 10 Trivium song. Spot 15 is far too low!
Absolutely amazing, as I was left in awe after listening. This song will definitely leave you hungry for more Trivium!
Well rounded best song by Trivium. Paolo's two bass solos are what makes this song that awesome.
15 Until the World Goes Cold
This song is a masterpiece. A slow, chugging groove, with a hell of a consistent drum beat backing up the guitars. It isn't the fastest song in their catalogue, however, the lyrics are wonderful and the instruments build off one another.
Just an amazing song which will make you realize that metal bands can make a slow song which can beat all other singers songs.
Just what trivium was missing. A greatly vocalized song. Soft but well thought!
My favorite song from my favorite album ever!
16 Ember to Inferno
How the hell is this all the way down here?! This song is the spark of the entire first album! From Ember To Inferno! Trivium has risen and evolved since! This is top ten material in my opinion.
Absolutely amazing song, should at least be middle of the top ten but because its from their debut album people don't know it as well.
I listen to the album on repeat, let alone this song
Amazing song, definitely worthy of the top 5!
17 Drowned and Torn Asunder
Very meaningful song. True masterpiece! It has insane riffs in the intro that just makes me wanna break something! Trivium all in all is the best however, this is on my top 5 at least from them.
Awesome switch in vocals giving great balance and sound to the song
This song is very epic from the intro to the end of the song
This song had one of the greatest Chorus from trivium.
18 Of Prometheus and the Crucifix
Don't like "too-much" screaming songs in general, so this is the best trivium song for me. its technically the heaviest without being too harsh vocally
Original, well designed song. Will definitely be listening to this one for tens of years to come
The Drum Fill, and The Actual riff OMG TRIVIUM ROCK and this song is them all over
19 Ascendancy
How the hell did this song is at the end of the list? It's their best!
Just a pure banger, the solo is excellent
I love the chorus of this song.
It's The best of trivium...
how could you people forget this one :O
20 Beyond Oblivion
This combines everything Trivium has done in their history of stellar songs. Hoping to see this make the top 10.
This song molds their old and new perfectly. This needs to be higher up the list!
Absolutely fantastic song. Possibly Trivium's best, then definitely Top 3.
This is top 10 for sure!
21 Caustic are the Ties that Bind
I truly believe this is the best song off of in waves and definitely in my top 5 Trivium songs, while not my favorite it definitely deserves to be higher on the list than it is. Every second of this song is fantastic
Their most underrated song of all-time. Definitely in my top five for their library. Maybe even top three. It has everything. Great vocal, riffs, killer quite guitar solo. Amazing song.
Wow...41? Arguably the best song of In Waves!
Get this song in the top 10, acoustic middle part is brilliant and the intro makes me want to crank this song every time I hear it
I just don't understand its not in the top 10 or even in top 15 or 20... This is the best song of the new record and got everything... Great lyrics, great breakdown etc.
22 Catastrophist
Come on, this is instrumentally and vocally outstanding and catchy while still being heavy as hell at the end. This needs to be higher up people!
23 Entrance of the Conflagration
This needs to be higher! Way higher! This song is so thrash like and its amazing. The solos, the riffing, the vocals, everything is great
How is this 27? the opening riff is a monster! and the hole song is an absolute thrasher!
How is this song 34th? Its solos are amazing
Way underrated
24 The Revanchist
This one is so unique and melodic, it really stands out. My current favorite trivium song
25 The Heart from Your Hate
' awesome song! I have had this song on repeat since I got the new album! Perfect blend of great lyricism, heavy chugging guitar riff & ultimate killer chorus. Sung exceptionally well by Matty & a song that should end up in the top 10! WHAT WILL IT TAKE?!?!
One of the best songs to headbang to. Let this song flow through you and embrace the calm before the storm.
I started listening to Trivium thanks to this song
Killer opening of Sin and The Sentence
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Q: How to sum multiple amounts from Sheet1 to Sheet2 using Dates as idenfier? Sheet 1:

Sheet 2:

I would like to get the sum of the amount in cells from Sheet1 based on their dates then output onto Sheet2. I have tried searching but to no avail. I have no idea what code to use. I tried this formula =SUM(ARRAYFORMULA(HLOOKUP(H13,Sheet1!J:BR,IF((Sheet1!J:BR=H13),ROW(A:A),100),FALSE))) that I found online but I doesn't do the job.

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To not over complicate this we'll fill the table with "Due Date" header to be used in the filter functions later on like so =$A$1.

Sloution 01 - On one go

Paste this in Sheet2 cell B2

=SUM(FILTER(INDEX(QUERY({ FLATTEN(FILTER( Sheet1!$B:$F,Sheet1!$A:$A="Due Date")), FLATTEN(FILTER( Sheet1!$B$1:$F,Sheet1!$A:$A<>"",Sheet1!$A:$A<>"Due Date")) }, " Select * Where Col1 is not null "),,2),INDEX(QUERY({ FLATTEN(FILTER( Sheet1!$B:$F,Sheet1!$A:$A="Due Date")), FLATTEN(FILTER( Sheet1!$B$1:$F,Sheet1!$A:$A<>"",Sheet1!$A:$A<>"Due Date")) }, " Select * Where Col1 is not null "),,1)=B1))

Sloution 02 - Helper table

To genrate a normalized table paste this formula.

= QUERY({ FLATTEN(FILTER( B:F,A:A="Due Date")), FLATTEN(FILTER( B1:F,A:A<>"",A:A<>"Due Date")) }, " Select * Where Col1 is not null ")

And Paste this formula to refrence the normalized tabel

=SUM(FILTER('Normlized table'!$I$2:$I,'Normlized table'!$H$2:$H=B1))

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