WADSWORTH, Ill. -- A masked gunman fired at a tobacco shop clerk during a robbery Thursday evening in north suburban Wadsworth.
The suspect entered the Tobacco Outlet at 41474 N. Route 41 in Wadsworth shortly before 7 p.m., according to the Lake County sheriff's office. After taking an undisclosed amount of cash, he forced the clerk to lie on the ground and fired a handgun at the clerk, but missed. He then ran away.
The suspect was described as a male wearing a mask, black hat, dark-colored jacket, jeans, black shoes and gloves, the sheriff's office said.
Anyone with information should call the sheriff's office at (847) 549-5200, or Lake County Crime Stoppers at (847) 662-2222.


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using System;

namespace Bridge.ClientTest.Batch4
{
    public static class TestHelper
    {
        public static void Safe(Action a)
        {
            try
            {
                a();
            }
            catch { }
        }
    }
}

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Why I love my hair (Part 2) – Donyell's Passions.
Hi, I'm back to continue the second part of reclaiming my natural hair. To pick up where I left off, the first time I stop using relaxers was in 1999. My little cousin(who's mentioned in part 1) and I decided to grow locs. Now back then there was definitely not a lot of education or information on natural hair. So, we did our best, we started our locs with bees wax ( a big no no). Let me tell you, that was a really sticky situation to be in lol. My hair was so gooey, the bees wax would stick on everything. I wore a scarf wrap around my head most of the time out of embarrassment. I believe my loc journey lasted about a month before I said enough is enough. I went to a cosmetologist friend of mine to help me take out the locs, we both decided to just cut them off, after that my TWA(Tiny Weeny Afro) was born.
Now we're in the early 2000's, I rocked my TWA for a good while. I was loving it (so I thought I was) I had my natural curls popping and glistening..lol. I started dating this guy, who always made a "getting a relaxer comment." I started feeling self conscious about myself. This guy I used to work with use to laugh at my TWA. I started thinking maybe it wasn't as cute as I thought it was. Not knowing who I was, having low self esteem, basing "ME" off others opinions, I went to a salon and got a relaxer. I was back at square one. Limp looking hair, hair breakage, and having to make sure I keep my new growth relaxed. Even though my hair was straight again, deep down inside I missed my fro. I missed not having to worry if it was raining or not.
Fast forwarding to the mid 2000's, I say about 2013. A shift started to happen, a movement started to happen. What's this I say? Natural hair schools are popping up, and what's this? A natural hair license available now. What is going on? Before I knew it women with naturally curly hair, especially black women was reclaiming their natural hair. My interest in the natural hair industry had started again and it was back like wild fire. I said goodbye to relaxers for good! I looked at myself in the mirror and said, I have to for now on love and accept me for who I am and for what the Good Lord blessed me with. I will educate and advocate women in the name of Natural Hair. I had an awakening experience. I went and got my natural hair license. And did not look back.
So, that's my story. My story was really about self acceptance and staying true to who I am. I hope this inspires you to do the same. Or if you never understood the natural hair journey. I hope this story enlightened you.


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Mandzukic breaks England hearts and fires Croatia into World Cup final
By AFP - 11 July 2018 - 22:54
Croatia players celebrate a goal during the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia Semi Final match between England and Croatia at Luzhniki Stadium on July 11, 2018 in Moscow, Russia.
Image: MB Media/Getty Images
Mario Mandzukic scored the winning goal deep in extra time as Croatia beat England 2-1 in an utterly gripping World Cup semi-final in Moscow on Wednesday to set up a final date with France.
The Juventus forward netted in the 109th minute to complete a remarkable comeback from a shattered Croatian team and take the small nation of little more than four million people into the World Cup final for the first time in their short history.
Kieran Trippier's magnificent early free-kick had seemingly set England on course to reach their first final since they lifted the trophy on home soil back in 1966.
But it wasn't to be, as Croatia came roaring back in the second half and equalised through Ivan Perisic before somehow finding the energy to win despite being taken to extra time for the third time in 10 days.
The biggest winners of the night could well be France, who have had an extra day's rest for Sunday's final after edging out Belgium 1-0 on Tuesday.
That will not matter too much right now for Croatia, who are the smallest nation to make it to the final since Uruguay back in 1950.
England had been the ones hoping to make history, in what was their first appearance in the semi-finals in 28 years.
Then they were beaten on penalties by West Germany. Having ended their famous penalty curse by beating Colombia in a shootout in the last 16, they might have fancied repeating here.
But Croatia, having won on penalties against Denmark and Russia in the last two rounds, saw the game out, dousing the World Cup dream of Gareth Southgate's side that had gone from the improbable to the possible over the last month in Russia.
Southgate stuck with the same starting line-up as that which eased past Sweden in the quarter-finals, while Inter Milan's Marcelo Brozovic replaced Andrej Kramaric in the Croatian line-up.
They were looking to the inspirational Luke Modric to control the game, but instead it was he who gave away the early free-kick from which Trippier put England ahead.
It was a fantastic curling effort from 25 yards from the Tottenham Hotspur full-back, and England's first goal direct from a free-kick at the World Cup since David Beckham against Ecuador in 2006.
England could not have imagined a better start. Croatia were stunned, and Ivan Rakitic, usually so accomplished, was especially off his game.
Zlatko Dalic's side did gradually grow into the contest, but they could still be relieved to go in at half-time only one goal down, especially as Harry Kane was denied by a combination of goalkeeper Danijel Subasic and the woodwork on the half-hour mark.
Croatia hung on and it was to their immense credit that they turned the tide after the break in what developed into an epic encounter.
Shooting towards the end of the Luzhniki Stadium where most of their fans were gathered, they equalised in the 68th minute, as Sime Vrsaljko crossed from the right and Perisic stole in front of the stooping Kyle Walker to score with his left foot.
Having looked so comfortable earlier, England's young side were rattled, and they were lucky not to go behind soon after as Perisic sent a low shot across Jordan Pickford and off the far post.
Unable to get the second goal while they were on top, Croatia were forced into extra time again.
Vrsaljko cleared a John Stones header away from in front of the line, but England had Pickford to thank for a brilliant save as Mandzukic connected with a devilish Perisic cross.
It was a wonder the Juventus forward did not break a limb as Pickford crunched into him.
He managed to carry on after treatment, and he was on hand to sweep the ball low past Pickford after Perisic's header back into the area caught the England defence on the hop to finally decide a brilliant contest.
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Crosslines are vertical/horizontal lines which appear on the chart when you interact with it. They give you quick context of the data.
Vertical crossline appears on the time axis when you hover on the canvas. It gives you context about the time.
Horizontal crossline appears on the y-axis when you hover on the data plot. It gives you context about the data value.
In the case of multivariate charts, the vertical crosslines will be visible in each canvas for a particular time instance, whereas the horizontal crossline will appear only on the canvas on which the user is interacting.


Since she was a child, Maple Grove native Natalie Anderson was destined for an artistic journey.
In elementary school, "I would draw and draw," she said. While a student at Osseo Senior High School, with the mentoring of an "amazing" teacher (Molly Bottiger), she said she fell in love with painting. "Every class I could, I took," she said.
Support around her continued to guide and inspire Anderson. A family friend (and mentor), Terry Millikan, along with Anderson's mother, played vital roles in helping to guide her artistic path.
After graduating in 2001, she went on to study graphic design. "I love community," Anderson said. That connection led her to combine her art through graphic design role at fundraising at Fun2Raise.
Outside of the workplace, the Corcoran resident spreads her artistic talents into illustrations and photography – but, focuses on her primary passion of painting. "I'm passionate and want to share it with the world," Anderson said of her art.
In addition to displaying art throughout the years at the former Maple Grove Art Center location and Lizzard's Art Gallery in Duluth with her business, Inspirations by Natalie, Anderson has been involved in the Maple Grove Days Art Fair the last few years. In 2016, she won best of show.
"Some call painting a hobby... for me this is my soul's work," Anderson said on her website.


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Q: Generic methode vs cast I have a methode searching for a winform control by name. My first approche was to do it like that
private Control SearchControlByName(Control parent, string name){recursive search...}

Calling the methode looks like
Label temp = (Label)SearchControlByName(panel1, "label4");

Then a thought to myself it would be better do do it with an generic methode like this
private T SearchControlByName<T>(Control parent, string name) where T : Control {recursive search}

calling like
Label temp = SearchControlByName<Label>(panel1, "label4");

And now I'm not sure which is the better approach. What are the advantages / drawbacks of the generic method vs casting after calling the method?
In the generic methode I also have to cast the result like this
return (T)result

A: I don't think there are any disadvantages.
Since there are at least two advantages (see below), I would use the generic version.

*

*It's prettier (no need for that cast).

*You could use OfType<T> on Control.Controls inside the implementation (your recursive search) so you don't have to worry about returning a Label when the person wants a PictureBox. However keep in mind that you can only do that at the bottom level, otherwise you won't go through all the elements of course.

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We hope you're having a relaxing summer! We've been busy in Write the Docs land, planning our European conference, and also trying to document our internal processes a bit better.
At the conferences we try to be very explicit about our Code of Conduct and who can enforce it. Up til now, we haven't been doing this nearly as well as we should in our online channels. We are hoping to change that going forward, so that we can make sure that all parts of the Write the Docs community are inclusive and welcoming places.
We have built out a team page that lists all of the roles that people currently play in our community. This doesn't include the wonderful meetup organizers or conference organizers currently, but we're in the process of more formally documenting those roles as well.
We hope that having explicit teams and points of contact will make it both easier for people to know who is doing what, and also give people who want to volunteer better points of contact.
Write the Docs is a fully volunteer effort, and we really do appreciate everyone who's involved in our community. Even chatting in Slack or the Forum, or attending a meetup or conference, you are helping to build the wonderful community that we have.
Thanks to everyone who is formally and informally involved in the effort.
We hope everyone continues to have a happy and healthy summer.


The QS Investors Innovator Series with Caltech is a joint project that focuses on innovation, innovators and the disruption they are creating. The Series is a collaborative discussion bringing together our networks of people in different industries, business, arts, and academia to support the work that is being done in information, science, technology and engineering. It is a salon style presentation and discussion hosted by Janet Campagna (Chair, Board of QS Investors) at QS Investors New York City office. Leading minds from various backgrounds are invited to join the discussion with these disruptive forces from Caltech's impressive multi-disciplinary environment.
Artificial Intelligence at scale requires a perfect storm of data, algorithms, and cloud infrastructure. Learn how Professor Anandkumar is innovating and integrating all three facets. She has developed efficient methods to drastically reduce data requirements for deep learning applications, while advancing scalable algorithms that can operate on a large number of dimensions and scale to multiple machines. As a principal scientist at Amazon Web Services, she has been building AI services at levels of the stack to make it easy for researchers and enterprises to deploy AI.
The three ingredients for artificial intelligence are data, algorithms and computing. Many would believe that algorithms are the most crucial ingredient but its actually the data itself. Deep learning systems are usually powered by label data which requires humans to code vast amounts of data. Deep learning involves multiple layers of data processing to detemine relationships among different samples of data. The most successful deep learning application so far has been in computer vision and breakthroughs in applications such as face recognition to medical imaging are leading the way in impacting our lives.
Audience Q&A: Transparency Versus Complexity of Models?
Professor Anima Anandkumar and attendees discuss spurious correlations, data distributional shifts in natural image processing compared to financial data, and the need for extensive testing.
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Professor Anima Anandkumar and attendees discuss autonomous systems like self driving cars and the ethics involved in simulating different scenarios for autonomous system decision making.
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Thomas Garverick Bio, Wiki, Age, Wife, WAND, Net Worth, Salary and Twitter
Thomas Garverick Biography
Thomas Garverick is an American Emmy award-winning anchor who is currently working at WAND. He serves as the weekday morning anchor and reporter at WAND-TV in Decatur, Illinois. In addition, he serves as a general assignment reporter during the week at the station.
Thomas Garverick Age
Garverick likes to keep his personal life private hence he has not yet disclosed the date, month, or year he was born. However, he might be in his 30's.
Thomas Garverick Height
Garverick stands at a height of 5 feet 7 inches tall.
Thomas Garverick Family
Garverick has managed to keep his personal life away from the limelight hence he has not disclosed any information about his parents. It is also not known if Garverick has any siblings.
Thomas Garverick Wife
Garverick is very private about his personal life therefore it is not known if he is in any relationship. There are also no rumors of him being in any past relationship with anyone.
Thomas Garverick Net Worth
Garverick has an estimated net worth of about $1 Million – $5 Million which he has earned through his career as an anchor and reporter.
Thomas Garverick
Thomas Garverick Salary
Garverick earns an annual salary ranging between $ 45,000 – $ 110,500.
Thomas Garverick Career
Previously, he resided in Ohio as he was born and brought up in Columbus, Ohio, and while he was in the area, he interns at NBC4 where he covered local central Ohio sports and The Ohio State Buckeyes. Furthermore, he attended the well-respected E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio where he graduated proudly with a degree in Broadcast Journalism.
He worked at WOUB Public Media where he served as a Sports Director a covering the Ohio Football, men's, and women's basketball teams. In addition, he did receive an Ohio Valley Emmy for his sports storytelling in 2019.
Thomas Garverick WAND
Garverick is currently working at WAND where he works alongside other famous WAND anchors and reporters including;
Olivianna Calmes
Sarah Michaels
Phillip Collins
Kasey Reigner
Anthony Peoples
Jim Kosek
Orlando Toatley
Evan Abramson
Mark Pearson
Kelly Pearson
Nikki Crosthwaite
Deron Molen
Dawn Sterling
Sean Streaty
Thomas Garverick Social Media Platforms
Garverick is active on his social media accounts and is often seen posting on his Facebook, and Twitter. He has over 1k followers on Twitter and over 582 followers on Facebook.


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Predation, competition, and the recovery of overexploited fish stocks in marine reserves
Marissa L. Baskett, Mary Yoklavich, Milton S. Love
Community interactions alter the management actions necessary to recover overfished species using marine reserves. For example, in communities where a larger species preys on their juveniles' competitors, overfishing of the larger species may cause prey population expansion; subsequent increased competition for the juveniles of the overfished species may impede its recovery within reserves. We explore the implications of such community interactions for reserve design with a model of a subtidal rockfish (genus Sebastes) system from the Northeast Pacific Ocean within a no-take reserve. Ignoring community interactions, the model predicts that a reserve large enough for internal recruitment to counterbalance mortality will allow recovery of the overfished species. However, after incorporating community interactions, the model predicts that two alternative stable states exist: one where the overfished species dominates and one where the prey dominates. In the community model, the ability of an overfished system to recover to the equilibrium where the overfished species dominates after reserve establishment depends on the initial densities of both species, and a larger reserve is required for recovery to be possible.
Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
https://doi.org/10.1139/F06-013
Published - Jun 2006
reserve design
fish stock
Baskett, M. L., Yoklavich, M., & Love, M. S. (2006). Predation, competition, and the recovery of overexploited fish stocks in marine reserves. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 63(6), 1214-1229. https://doi.org/10.1139/F06-013
Baskett, Marissa L. ; Yoklavich, Mary ; Love, Milton S. / Predation, competition, and the recovery of overexploited fish stocks in marine reserves. In: Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. 2006 ; Vol. 63, No. 6. pp. 1214-1229.
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Cryptonews News Money is a 'Kind of a Fair Game,' says Vitalik Buterin
Money is a 'Kind of a Fair Game,' says Vitalik Buterin
Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, finds money to be a type of game, but out of that game, there may be a solution for people to act towards the common good.
Vitalik Buterin. Source: a video screenshot, Youtube, Business Insider
In a recent episode of Artificial Intelligence Podcast with Lex Fridman, the podcast host and a research scientist at MIT, Buterin is asked the question "what is money?" It's a game, he says. You've got points reduced by a number, and somebody else's points increase by that same number. It's one type of a fair game, which has served a useful function for thousands of years, so it survives.
"I guess the economist's utopia would be one where [...] incentive aligns in the sense that there aren't conflicts between what satisfies your goals and what is good for everyone in the world as a whole," Buterin says. However, he finds that existing economic philosophy in many ways deviates from utopia. Public goods, which Buterin often discusses, are especially important on the Internet, he believes, and the idea of money as a game is reflected in trade - somebody loses money, another gains that amount.
"This model works really well when the thing that we're using money to incentivize this kind of private goods, things that you provide to one person where the benefit comes to one person - but on the Internet especially," and numerous contexts outside of it, "there's actions that individuals or groups can take where, instead of the benefit going to one person, the benefit just goes to many people at the same time, and you can't control where the benefit goes to," says Buterin. The individual actions, he continues, have concentrated cost and distributed benefits, and money as a point system doesn't do a good job of encouraging such actions.
Quadratic funding
Something "even tangentially connected to crypto, but theoretically outside of it," that Buterin works on is a mechanism called quadratic funding. By this system, he explains, if a person gives a coin to another, it works as money, but if many people give coins to one person - and anonymously so - it's "not in consideration for a specific service to that person themselves, and then the number of coins received by that person is greater than just the sum of the number of coins that have been given by those different people." If N people each give a dollar, each person's contribution gets multiplied by N, and the N person gets N squared coins.
The formula for quadratic funding, he finds, "optimally compensates" for the tragedy of the commons - people behaving contrary to the public good by depleting/spoiling the shared resources for self-interest, or as Buterin explains, not wanting to pay the full cost for the sake of the group's benefit if they're set to receive only a fraction in return. Quadratic funding is useful for public goods in general, he argues. The mechanism has been tried within the Ethereum ecosystem, and the top use cases supported by users were unwinding user interfaces to make it easier for them to interact with Ethereum, documentation, podcasts, software implementations of the Ethereum protocol, etc. - "lots of things that are gonna be useful to lots of people" who are contributing to a particular entity.
Game of power
Discussing money not being backed by anything physical, but with billions of people agreeing that it has value, ETH co-founder stated that an interesting thing seen in the 21st century, in particular, is that "a lot of the important, valuable things are not backed by anything." However, "the reason why the thing has value is just kind of network effects and coordination problems," says Buterin. "Employees, in reality, aren't going to switch all at once, and also the users aren't all going to switch at once," because doing so is difficult. In a scenario where 80% agree on switching from one thing to another, making it a reality, the first person doesn't have the incentive to join, but the one in the 55th percentile does as they feel it's safe. And this can be used as an analogy for crypto as well.
Buterin argued that money is definitely far from the only human motivator, but it's a big one, and the closest we have to a universal motivator. Fridman pointed out that one of the ideas decentralized applications are looking at is who holds the power - but money is often said to equal power. "Money is definitely a kind of power," Buterin replies, adding that he sees those two things as interplaying. People use it to display their social status, but also as a scoreboard - a way to measure success, bringing us back to money as a game. And though many may measure their self-worth through it, money is "far from a perfect indicator of how much value you provide to the society," Buterin concludes.
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ROBERT F. KENNEDY HUMAN RIGHTS URGES THE BAHAMAS TO HALT DEPORTATIONS POST HURRICANE DORIAN
Washington, D.C., October 21, 2019 – Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights is gravely concerned following the Bahamian government's treatment of migrants, predominantly from Haiti, in the wake of Hurricane Dorian, and its intent to deport migrants who sought refuge in shelters after the hurricane.
Discriminatory policies against Haitians and Bahamians of Haitian descent in The Bahamas have long been a problem. As Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights previously reported, a 2014 immigration policy aimed at curbing Haitian migration to The Bahamas required all residents to carry a passport and a "belonger's permit" to prove legal status in the country. Immigration authorities regularly erect roadblocks and carry out raids, targeting people with Haitian-sounding last names. Migrants are often detained and deported without due process guarantees and Bahamians of Haitian descent who are unable to prove their legal status have suffered equally as a result. In 2015, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights ordered protective measures to safeguard the lives and liberties of hundreds of individuals detained at the Carmichael Immigrant Detention Center who are subjugated to overcrowding, violence, and a lack of medical and legal aid.
Thousands of Haitians, Haitian-Bahamians, and their Bahamas-born descendants live on Abaco island, the third most populous island in the Bahamian archipelago. After Hurricane Dorian made landfall on September 1, entire communities in Abaco were left in ruin and an estimated 70,000 individuals lost everything. The official death toll is 61 and over 1,200 individuals are still missing.
After the hurricane, thousands of individuals from Abaco sought temporary refuge in shelters and large-scale relief efforts are ongoing. However, the government has used migrants' vulnerability in the wake of the hurricane to escalate efforts to deport them. Prime Minister Hubert Minnis initially declared deportations of migrants suspended but within a month, he reversed this position and announced that undocumented migrants affected by the hurricane have "no special protection" in shelters and will face deportation. Further, Abaco residents have been banned from returning home and rebuilding. The government ramped up its efforts to demolish shantytowns that house a large population of migrants leaving them homeless. Simultaneously, it has been reported that newly constructed relief facilities in Abaco have prioritized displaced Bahamians with documentation over the large number of victims who have lost their documentation.
With the government using the national tragedy of Hurricane Dorian as an opportunity to target and deport Haitian migrants, regardless of their legal status, victims in shelters now face an impossible decision - return to rebuild a destroyed community and risk arrest or remain in a shelter under the threat of imminent deportation.
Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights calls on The Bahamas to halt deportations, respect the human rights of all individuals in the country, including migrants, and urges the international community to support the Bahamian government in providing relief to the hurricane victims and rebuilding the affected communities in an inclusive manner.
Kerry Kennedy on the Carmichael Detention Center
Our Past Civil Society Workshop in The Bahamas
MONITORING HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AT BAHAMIAN DETENTION CENTER


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Historic Abergavenny inn changes hands
14 March 2007 by Angela Frewin
The historic King's Arms in the Monmouthshire market town of Abergavenny has been sold to local businessman Ben Jones.
The Grade II-listed building, which dates back to 1660, is one of just two remaining former coaching inns in Abergavenny and it is marked by a plaque on the town's heritage trail.
Character features include an original Charles II coat-of-arms on the front, moulded beams and panelling, and an inscription carved over fireplace by soldiers during the Napoleonic war.
Abergavenny, which is set on the River Usk, is the traditional Gateway to South Wales and is close to the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Along with public and lounge bars, the business has seven letting bedrooms on the first floor and planning permission to create two more on the second floor and another four in a barn with consent for conversion into two residential dwellings.
The Bristol office of Christie + Co sold the freehold off an asking price of £450,000 on behalf of Paul Fulberg of Palladium Estates. The new owner intends to create a lease for a tenant.
By Angela Frewin
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Johnny Depp exits 'Fantastic Beasts' film franchise
Annie Martin
Johnny Depp was asked to resign from "Fantastic Beasts" after losing his libel case against The Sun. File Photo by Hugo Philpott/UPI | License Photo
Nov. 6 (UPI) -- Johnny Depp is exiting Warner Bros.' Fantastic Beasts film franchise.
The 57-year-old actor said Friday on Instagram that he was asked to resign from the series.
Depp played Gellert Grindelwald in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016) and Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018). He was to reprise the role in a third film.
Depp's exit comes days after the actor lost his libel case against The Sun. The British tabloid published a story in 2018 that called Depp a "wife beater" and alleged he was abusive to his ex-wife, Amber Heard.
A U.K. judge ruled Monday that The Sun's use of the phrase was justified and that the paper's allegations were "substantially true."
Depp addressed the ruling in his statement about Fantastic Beasts.
"Firstly, I'd like to thank everybody who has gifted me with their support and loyalty," the star said. "I have been humbled and moved by your many messages of love and concern, particularly over the last few days."
"Secondly, I wish to let you know that I have been asked to resign by Warner Bros. from my role as Grindelwald in Fantastic Beasts and I have respected and agreed to that request," he added.
Depp said he plans to appeal the court's ruling in his libel case.
"The surreal judgement of the court in the U.K. will not change my fight to tell the truth and I confirm that I plan to appeal," the actor said.
"My resolve remains strong and I intend to prove that the allegations against me are false. My life and career will not be defined by this moment in time," he concluded.
A post shared by Johnny Depp (@johnnydepp) on Nov 6, 2020 at 8:15am PST
Warner Bros. confirmed Depp's exit in a statement to Entertainment Weekly and said Grindelwald will be recast. The third film will now open in 2022.
"Johnny Depp will depart the Fantastic Beasts franchise. We thank Johnny for his work on the films to date. Fantastic Beasts 3 is currently in production, and the role of Gellert Grindelwald will be recast. The film will debut in theaters worldwide in the summer of 2022," the studio said.
Fantastic Beasts is inspired by J.K. Rowling's book Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and takes place in the Harry Potter universe. The movies star Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston and Ezra Miller.
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Text : 1 Peter 1:10-12 Title : The Mystery We Possess Theme : The supremacy of our salvation over every other wonder.
Kernel : Christians must continue to be sanctified and enlightened by the Holy Spirit post-conversion.
The reason for Paul's grief and sorrow is his desire to be accursed (if possible?) for the sake of his kinsmen.
Paul seeks to give grounds for his claim that "not all Israel is Israel.
Paul continues his argument via answering a presumed question concerning God's character.
Paul uses three OT quotes to ground the truth that Gentiles and Jews are both being called by God, not just ethnic Jews.
The coming of Christ and the appropriation of Him through faith is the purpose of the OT law.
Paul continues his argument by pointing out the contrast between "rightouesness from the law" and "the righteousness that comes by faith.
Paul advances his argument, showing how all of this meets application.
Paul points out the fact of Israel's disobedience in the face of truth, not just in the post-Cross world, but even farther back.
In a major advancement of his argument, Paul shows that ethnic Israel still has a part to play.
Paul gives Scriptural grounds for his current line of reasoning.


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Back to the Future Part III (1990) | Robert Zemeckis
February 23, 2018 Back to the Future1990, adventure, back to the future, Bob Gale, Christopher Lloyd, comedy, Mary Steenburgen, Michael J. Fox, old West, Robert Zemeckis, science fiction, time travel, westernqwipster
The third and final entry in the BACK TO THE FUTURE Trilogy sees Marty and Doc in the Old West of Hill Valley in 1885, where Marty must save Doc from getting gunned down by an ancestor of Biff Tannen. It's a softer, and more romantic effort, as Doc finds love with the charming schoolteacher, Clara Clayton, who is also supposed to meet her maker, unless Marty can figure out a way to save them both without messing things up for the future!
Back to the Future Part II (1989) | Robert Zemeckis
February 15, 2018 Back to the Future1989, back to the future, Bob Gale, Christopher Lloyd, comedy, Michael J. Fox, paradox, Robert Zemeckis, science fiction, set in the futureqwipster
Marty and Doc must head 30 years into the future to save Marty's kids from calamity,l but end up making a mess of the past when Biff Tannen takes over the DeLorean. Will they save themselves, and their pasts, as well as their futures?
This ingenious sequel takes the premise of the original film for a loop-de-loop of logic few were expecting it to go, from the minds of Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale.
Back to the Future (1985) | Robert Zemeckis
February 8, 2018 Back to the Future1985, back to the future, Bob Gale, Christopher Lloyd, comedy, Michael J. Fox, Robert Zemeckis, science fiction, set in the 1950s, time travelqwipster
Robert Zemeckis, Bob Gale and Steven Spielberg present the original 1985 class, BACK TO THE FUTURE!
Michael J. Fox plays 17-year-old Marty McFly, a spirited teenager who doesn't seem to quite fit in with his current family, so much so that he spends a great deal of his time helping out an eccentric local scientist, Doc Brown, in his kooky experiments. One night, Doc calls Marty out to an empty mall parking lot to witness his latest triumph, a souped- up DeLorean that he has modified as a time machine. Upset that Doc has used the plutonium given to make a proposed nuclear bomb for his own machine, some angry terrorists gun him down in cold blood, leaving Marty with no other choice than to escape in the DeLorean, which sends him back in time to the date Doc first came up with the idea for time travel, November 5th, 1955, which also happens to be the date that Marty's parents met and fell for each other. Problems ensue when Marty's mother begins to fall for him instead, which would completely negate the existence of Marty and his siblings. Marty must find a way for his parents to fall in love, and get back to the future without the nuclear component necessary, with only the younger Doc Brown to help him.
My Science Project (1985) | Jonathan R. Betuel
February 1, 2018 Hi-Concept High School1985, comedy, Fisher Stevens, high school, Jonathan R. Betuel, junkyard, science fiction, science project, time travelqwipster
John Stockwell, Fisher Stevens and Dennis Hopper appear in this low-budget sci-fi/comedy from 1985, MY SCIENCE PROJECT, where teens find an alien contraption of seemingly unlimited power that opens a portal from which people and things from Earth's past and future pour into their high school. Now the teens need to pull the plug on it before everyone is in mortal danger. It's a very 80s movie in the best ways — and the worst.


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Mexico.- More and more people know that if their rights are violated, they can denounce, for this the National Human Rights Commission is the competent body to process a complaint.
But, in what cases can you report to the CNDH?
When federal administrative authorities, with the exception of those of the Federal Judicial Branch, commit acts or omissions that violate human rights.
When a person commits an offense with the tolerance or consent of a public servant or federal authority, or when the latter refuse, without foundation, to exercise the powers that legally correspond to them in relation to said illicit acts; particularly in the case of behaviors that affect the physical integrity of people.
When there are disagreements due to the omissions or inactivity incurred by the State Human Rights Commissions, as well as the lack of compliance with their recommendations, by the local authorities.
In the aforementioned cases, the CNDH has jurisdiction to hear complaints related to alleged violations of human rights anywhere in the national territory.
Be presented in writing at the CNDH facilities, or sent by mail or fax. In urgent cases, unwritten complaints made by other means of communication such as the telephone will be admitted; in this case, only the minimum identification data should be mentioned. In the case of minors or people who can not write, they can present their complaint orally.
Address the CNDH or its President and expressly request the intervention of this National Organization.
Be signed or present the fingerprint of the interested party; the CNDH does not admit anonymous communications. Therefore, if at first the complainant does not identify himself or signs his complaint, he must ratify it within three days of its presentation.
Contain the minimum identification data, such as: name, surnames, address and, if possible, a telephone number in which the person to whom they have been or who are violating their fundamental rights or in their In case, the data of the person presenting the complaint must be provided.
Have a narration of the facts that are considered violating human rights, establishing the name of the allegedly responsible authority.
Deliver, if possible, accompanied by all the documents that the person has to verify the violation of human rights.
All the services that the CNDH provides are free; to request them it is not necessary the help of a lawyer, since this National Organization has the trained personnel to help, guide and advise juridically to those who require it.


Another easy fish dish in my quest for healthy mid week suppers. This time I took inspiration from Gok Wan – whose recent cookery show actually impressed me. Quite possibly because nearly every dish he made was reminiscent of the food my Dad made throughout my childhood.
I took a cue from his lemon and ginger sole recipe but changed it up slightly with a Chan instead of a Wan twist, steaming with the addition of a chopped red chilli and using spring onions instead of chives.
Now I'm not at all squeamish about cooking whole fish on the bone – a whole fish retains a juiciness that fillets just don't have. However – if you really can't cope with seeing a fishy friend staring at you, then fillets will work too.
Also, don't feel that this will only work with lemon sole if you don't fancy it. My dad used to make this with all types of fish – dab is another flat fish alternative which is very sustainable, or a whole sea bass or sea bream would be a great alternative as would salmon fillets.
The whole thing takes about 20 mins to prep and cook – serve with some steamed rice and crunchy greens and you've got a fast, sin free supper, so feel free to pair with a clean and crisp glass of white wine.


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Q: return this.name и отличие public class Student {

    private String name;

    public Student(String name){
        this.name = name;
    }

    public String getName(){
        return this.name;
    }

    private void setName(String name){
        this.name = name;
    }
}

Увидел вот такой пример и увидел: return this.name, вопрос: Чем отличается return this.name от return name в данном примере? Почему так написано  return this.name;?

A: В данном случае для метода getName() нет никакой разницы, потому что возвращается именно тот name который в классе является единственным. А вот для примера setName(String name) разница есть. Здесь this.name указывает именно на переменную класса, а просто name это та переменная, которую передали в метод setName.
Данный класс, можно переписать вот так
public class Human{
    int age;

    public int getAge(){
        return age;
    }
    public void setAge(int newAge){
        age=newAge;
    }
}

public class Student extends Human{

    private String name;

    public Student(String name){
        this.name = name;
        super.setAge(10);
    }

    public String getName(){
        return name;
// Здесь убрали параметр this, т.к. нет других name, которые нужно возвращать
    }

    public void setName(String name1){
        name = name1;
// Здесь можно оставить как у вас в примере или переписать так как у меня.
// Ключевое слово this ссылается на текущий класс, аналогично как super ссылается на класс, который является родителем текущего класса
    }
}

К тому же, в вашем примере, метод setName не может быть private, в противном случае, он будет работать только в рамках вашего класса Student и всё

A: this в выражении return this.name; явным образом указывает что поле name  считывается из текущего экземпляра объекта Student, а не откуда-то еще, например из аргумента функции.
Сравните эти 2 примера:
public class Student1 {

    private String name;

    public String setAndReturnName(String name){
       this.name = name + name;
       return this.name;
    }
 }

public class Student2 {

    private String name;

    public String setAndReturnName(String name){
       this.name = name + name;
       return name;
    }
 }

System.out.println(new Student1().setAndReturnName("abc")); // abcabc
System.out.println(new Student2().setAndReturnName("abc")); // abc


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Q: The purpose of wrapping a pointer in struct in C In Linux kernel code (up to 3.1.*) I saw such structure definition:
struct skb_frag_struct {
    struct page *page;
    /* ... */

In newer kernel versions this has evolved into:
struct skb_frag_struct {
    struct {
        struct page *p;
    } page;
    /* ... */

For what purpose could this wrapping be done in this particular case? And why it may be needed in general case?

A: It can be helpful in understanding a code change to use the Git Blame View:
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blame/a978a5b8d83f795e107a2ff759b28643739be70e/include/linux/skbuff.h
You can see what it says in the description of the commit where the change was made:

net: add opaque struct around skb frag page
I've split this bit out of the skb frag destructor patch since it helps enforce
  the use of the fragment API.

So it seems this was done just to catch dangling references in the code which were making raw access to a pointer, and force usage of a higher level API.  It shouldn't add any runtime cost.
As an aside: the last time I did this myself I had a kind of silly idea which is to split the name of the struct out to something like struct { struct page *ge; } pa;...this way the privileged code can read as fragstruct.pa.ge instead of fragstruct.page.p.  But outside of that being silly, an advantage of using the same name for the outer struct is helping guide old usages with clear errors.
 Though as your confusion points out, a comment // don't access directly, use fragment API on the p member would probably have been appropriate in this case.


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I Don't Love You
by My Chemical Romance
Album: The Black Parade (2006)
This song seems to be about a prostitute after a night out. The lines, "Knock you down and out," "Sometimes I cry so hard from pleading" and "Another dollar's just another blow" indicate this. >>
Asa - atlanta, GA
While on tour promoting their previous album, Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge, My Chemical Romance fashioned a makeshift studio in the back of their bus and recorded a handful of tunes. This song was one of three used from the sessions, including "Dead!" and "Disenchanted."
According to the band bio Not The Life It Seems: The True Lives of My Chemical Romance by Tom Bryant, the song was musically inspired by Electric Light Orchestra's "Blue Skies" and Cheap Trick's "I Want You To Want Me."
Frontman Gerard Way explained the lyrical meaning, saying, "It's about being dead and about people not liking you - it was a commentary on the band and how some people feel about us. We wanted to say, 'You may hate us but we're still here.' We wanted to say, 'Here we are, and we're better. Here we are and we're more daring and defiant than ever."
More songs from My Chemical Romance
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John from GloucesterThis whole song reminds me of the break up from and subsequent failure to get back the love of my life (so far).
So passive aggressive, pushing away whilst grabbing back, convincing himself he's not in love so he won't get hurt.
Everything I did twice, she gave me two chances too. Went badly, especially the second time when I blamed her for my insecurities built on a platform put up by my family and friends.
Don't do that kids, it's f--king dumb, you get hurt.
Don't be a mug, swallow your pride, listen to your heart, politely ignore outside influencers and tell her.
She loves you too.
Oskari from Turku, FinlandI don't think it's about prostitution at all. It's about The Patient reflecting of his ex who he loved but she didn't love him anymore. "Blow" probably means a hit in this case.
P0ppiera from Winder, Gahey everyone, i posted my (very long) interpretation of this song on a different lyrics site & didn't get any feedback, so i'll post it here & see if anyone agrees with my perspective. it is pretty long, but you won't regret it if you just keep reading. i went pretty in depth...
this is the story that i got from both the song and the video combined:
a boy with a fistful of issues and demons (in the video he is symbolically the color black) meets a girl who embodies everything that he is not (white= pure, innocent, virginal, etc). they both fall in love intantly. it is not long before his own head begins to get in the way of the realationsip, as he fears that he is a toxic influence on her and may ultimately ruin her life/promise. he begins to push her away, though he does so out of desperate love for her. he tells her things like "when you go, don't ever think ill make you try to stay" implying that he thinks she will evenually come to her senses and leave him. in the same breath, he seems to be telling himself that in the event that this should happen, he would have no choice but to move on and go "off to find another way" for her own good before she "gets back" (realizes that she loves him and cannot fathom to be without him).
in the second verse, they seem to get in a fight over this notion. he is pushing her away, and she sees this. she asks him how he can do this "after all the time that you still owe" (we're supposed to have a long life together. you promised) and tries to insult him only to find that she cannot find any flaw with him, contrary to what he sees in himself, "you're still a good-for-nothing i don't know."
he tells her "baby take your gloves and get out, baby get out while you can." meaning that she needs to leave him for her own sake before she gets in too deep and really, REALLY loves him, which would make it even harder and probably impossible for her to leave. needless to say, she doesn't leave, and he continues to self-loathe and feel guilty. despite this, he does not have the guts to leave her, even though he is beginning to think it is the only way to 'save' her. he loves her.
the third verse is a little more tricky. (btw, i've always heard "pleading" rather than "pleasing"
he keeps making himself (and her) incredibly upset by always insisting that she should leave him, hence the first stanza, "sometimes i cry so hard from pleading". she is gettig "sick and tired of all the needless beating," meaning that she has grown very ill of him constantly making her sad and confused. he is sending her mixed messages, needlessly emotionally "beating" her. he says he loves her and his actions SEEM to prove that, but he is always, ALWAYS insisting that she should leave him. he simply will not accept the fact that she loves him and has made up her mind to stay with him through thick and thin. she confronts him about it.
he replies "but baby when they knock you down and out is where you oughta stay." by saying this, he is talking about himself. he has always heard bad things about himself and has come to the conclusion that he is nothing, so he is basically telling her "if i've never seen or heard about anything but the evil in me, perhaps that's what i really am and where i should stay." i think he is an addict of some sort, or maybe he is at least in he process of becoming one... presumably, they go on to have the same old argument about how she deserves better and such.
"but after all the blood that you still owe-" she says, implying again that they are supposed to spend their life togehter (blood = life, owe = promise)
and he retaliates "another dollar's just another blow" (i'm an addict, im not good for you, i'm never going to do anything right, going to blow all of our money on drugs. blow = street term for cocaine)
he also says "baby fix your eyes and get up, baby get up while you can." (stop crying and go, baby.)
he continues on "when you go, would you have the guts to say 'i don't love you like i loved you yesterday." he needs to hear her tell him that she doesn't love him, doesn't want him etc so that both of them will have closure to move on. regardless of whether or not the words are true, he needs to hear them no matter how bad they hurt.
well, the song ends and i can't really be sure whether she leaves him or not. however, the video implies that he eventually takes her innocence(her dress gets shorter & he leaves black marks on her everytime they touch). he stuggles even harder against his own conscious, his self hatred, and above all his love for this girl. i think that he finally realizes that she will never leave him, and faces the fact that if he truely feels like she is better off without him then he himself has to man up and be the one to leave. look at the guy in the video's face when he looks at her for the last time before he, racked with guilt, drops her hand and walks away. there is so much feeling and agony there. she, on the other hand, watches him leave in numb disbelif, probably thinking that this is not really happening and that he is going to come back.
the last thing that he says to her is "i don't love you like i loved you yesterday." of course, he does not mean this. in fact, he means just the opposite, but he could not live with himself under the pretense that he could/did 'destroy her life and her beautiful innocence.' he desperately loves her and thinks that she will be happier without him, so in a final act of love and sacrifice he goes off by himself to live in misery, his only comfort being that he has 'kept her safe from him.'
the girl now stands alone, and black drops begin to mar her flawless white skin. this is symbolic of how he inadvertently corrupts her by trying to save her from that very thing; he exposes her to heartbreak in its worst form. at the very end of the video, a black tear comes from inside her and slides down her face, symbolizing the wound inside of her that he created.
several frames show the couple holding hands as they crumble. a sick, trgic part of me wants to interpret that as a kind of 'romeo and juliet' ending; the two cannot live without eachother, and both end up commiting suicide after their seperation. maybe they do not know about the others fate, but it looks to me like the girl in the video is the first to crumble. perhaps she ends her life first, and when word gets back to the boy he realizes his fatal mistake and claims his own. the end.
Rae from Buxton, NcMy Chemical Romance is the best, so people who say it isn't quit lying. This is a beautiful song I love it
Maria from Wilmington, NcOk First of all, this whole song is sung from the wifes/girlfriend's perspective:
Well when you go
Don't ever think I'll make you try to stay
And maybe when you get back
I'll be off to find another way
(Bascily shes telling him that when he goes, this is it, shes done with it, so shes telling him if you go I might not be here when you come back)
When after all this time that you still owe
You're still, a good-for-nothing I don't know
So take your gloves and get out
Better get out
While you can
(Here shes saying after all this time you own me, meaning the time he spent out boxing and such he still hasnt changed. To her hes still a good-for-nothing guy. Then she says just take your gloves and get out of here..)
When you go
Would you even turn to say
"I don't love you
Like I did
Yesterday"
(This little part is a bit more detailed then the versus' them selves. Here shes feels like ok well there has to be a reason that hes doing this so she figures that he just dosnt love her like he did the day before.. and shes egging him on to get him to say it him self because she feels like that's why hes acting this way so she wants him to say it to her.)
Sometimes I cry so hard from pleading
So sick and tired of all the needless beating
But baby when they knock you
Is where you oughta stay
( Here shes telling him how much she cries and begs him not to go. Then she goes on to tell him that shes tired of all the beatings he gets when hes in the ring. Then she tells him that when they knock him down to just stay down so it can be over.. so he can be with her.)
And after all the blood that you still owe
Another dollar's just another blow
So fix your eyes and get up
Better get up
( Here is similar to the one before it, only here she saying what about the blood that you still owe me, the people who are betting are getting their money, shes saying that its just money for them but for her its pain hence "Another dollar's just another blow" Then she says to him to just fix his face and get out because im sure hes all bloody from the fight)
So this is what I have gathered from reading the song and listening to it .. This only just makes sense and I hope it can help.
Joseph from Battery City, Cabut the tear at the end of the vid meant the relationship still meant something and though they dont want 2 be 2gether they still cherish the memory of each other
Joseph from Battery City, Cai think that its more about she's leaving him for whatever reason and he thinks its cause she doesnt love him anymore but she just wont admit it "when you go would u have the guts to say i dont love you like i loved you yesterday!". if she doesnt love, him he doesnt love her and he doesnt need her "and maybe when you get back ill be off to find another way". so he practically tells her that if she leave, she'll be gone for good and wont wanna come back for anything "so get your gloves and get out better get out" "so fix your eyes and get out..." he wants 2 make it work but they just cant stop fighting "sometimes i cry so hard from pleading so sick and tired of all the needless beating" i think that the music video says the same story, but from her point of view because he leaves her by the end. maybe the whole point of it all together is that they both where thinking the same thing but they just didnt have the guts 2 say what they were feeling
Alea from Erie, Coi agree that it really does depend on what you've been through in life. but when you think about it every really good song is that way. thats why it sells so well because nearly anyone can relate because it can mean so many things!
Vicky from Chesapeake, Valove this song....... sooooo mucha ,YEAH!
Vicky from Chesapeake, Vai agree with yessica, CA
Thatguy from Brampton, OnMy theory is that the song is about a man who hires a prostitute and falls in love with her bout of course she rejects him because she doesnt love him but dosent tell him that but he can tell and this hurts him really bad and so when shes leaving he is filled with anger that she wont tell him that she dosent love him.
Marissa from New Orleans, LaI know its about a breakup. But where in the hell did they get the idea it was about a prostitute?
Phantom from Singaapore, SingaporeI think all of you are right. The song is about a relationship that fails and leaves both parties badly hurt. Gerard is comparing the emotional hurt to the physical hurt of boxing. The emotional hurt can'Knock you down and out,' The more effort, time and even money they put in to try to be in love with each other, the more they get hurt. 'Another dollar's just another blow'. So the protagonist is pleading for his girlfriend to admit that there is no love between them so that the hurting relationship can end.
Logan from Indianapolis, Inthe song is about a couple who is breaking up and one isnt strong enough to handle it! in the music vid. the man is leaving and she cant stand him leaving. Yet the man wasnt strong enough to tell her that he doesnt love her anymore! ok thats what i think! My Chemical Romance is a dark-ish kind of band and Gerard Way is fasinated by many dark things! so i dought they would write bout a prostitute!!!
Bridget from Oceanside, Nythis song is about two people breaking up, but one of them isn't brave enough to tell the other they don't love them anymore, I have no idea how he hell u could get prostitution out of this song it's one of my faves by MCR!
Georgie from Lancashire, United KingdomI think it's about breaking up with a partner, and then they leave, without having the guts to tell you that they don't love you anymore. It's quite true, actually, because it's not often that someone who leaves you tells you that they don't love you anymore.. Whether that's because they DO still love you or because they're too scared.
Ryan Hyman from Merrick, Nyi have no clue where everyone is getting the idea of a prostitute but its not!!!! they used to be great friends with the band the used. the fight (Multiple opinions) was about their cover of under pressure) i refuse to take sides but they were arguing about where to put the cover, mcr's album or the used's album. the used argued that they needed the popularity while mcr argued that the popularity could make them big. when Gerrard says "i don't love you like i loved you yesterday" he is trying to say how he got mad at bert (singer of the used)and how he saw bert in a whole different way even greedy but bert looked at Gerrard like that and things fell apart. they did great duos and used to be great friends.
Heidi from Hong Kong, Hong Kongin my opinion, the main point of this song is the line "i dont love you like I DID YESTERDAY". he wants the girl to tell him that she did love him before. mcr didnt use "i dont love you anymore" sth like that to replace "i dont love you like I DID YESTERDAY" & "i dont love you like I LOVED YOU YESTERDAY". cuz he doesnt really want the girl to tell him she doesnt love him now. actually he just wants the girl to tell him that she love him she DID LOVE him no matter if its a lie.
Heidi from Hong Kong, Hong Kongin my opinion, the main point of the song is the line "i don't love you like I DID YESTERDAY". he wants the girl to tell him that she did love him before. mcr didnt use "i dont love you anymore" sth like that to replace "i dont love you like I DID YESTERDAY" & "i dont love you like I LOVE YOU YESTERDAY". actually he doesnt want the girl to tell him that she doesnt love him now. he just wants the girl to tell him that she loved him.
Raquel from Brick, Njit is very true that this song is fantastic when it comes to the meaning cause it could really mean anything to go along with your life. I personally feel that it is a cry out to the one person you love. telling them that no matter what happens, even though you are still really in love with that person, if they decide that they want to move on cause their feelings have changed, all you want is for them to tell you that they dont love you any more instead of just getting up and leaving with no explanation or cheating on you. cause even though it hurts either way, i think that being cheated on or being left alone with no reasoning or warning is much worse.
Samir from Gangtok, IndiaThis song is about an abusive relationship and one of the lover is fed up of it and is thinking of ending it even though it hurts.
"When you go......Would you have the guts to say...I don't love you."
My chemical Romance are a great band and would never write about Prostitutes.
Fucked In Love from Dallas, Txthis is a hard song to understand if you did not go trew it. well sadly i did. me and my boyfriend were dating for 2years and the last few months of the relationship felt like i was figthing a losing battle. and somehow he would make me feel like every problem in the relationship was made by me and it was all my fault that we had gotten so distent so when we broke up i would drive myself crazy thinking i was to blame. when the truth was he had fallen out of love with me and just could not admit it. so see he made it harder on me making me feel like i were to blame when all he needed to say to make it easy for me was I DONT LOVE YOU LIKE I DID YESTERDAY
Jody from Reading, United KingdomI love this song SOO much. Whatever it's about (im thinking its about The Patient being a boxer (y) ), you can think about it in so many ways! it reminds me of something that happened with my dad. it just fits in with what id say to him. especially " another dollar's just another blow ". its hard to explain. i s'pose you have to have my mind and my memories to understand what i mean and how i think of the song. but i think its actually a really clever song in that respect , because anyone can understand it, in any way really ^o) hmm.. i'll shut up now :) My Chemical Romance Are AMAZINGGG!!!!! XD
Bailey from Belleville, Njugh bella is the only oneeven REMOTELY close to the actual meaning!! on the limited edition to the black parade (the velvet box) on the lyrics sheet has a pair of damn boxing gloves.
verdict: the patient used to be some sort of boxer/fighter. his girl ran the place where he boxed and to show her "love" towards him, she put him in the ring even longer. (and after all the time that you still owe) then as bets poured in for him, (another dollar's just another blow) he got fed up with her. as he was leaving (take your gloves and get out) after a match he lost intentionally, it was actually the GIRL that says that line in the chorus "when you go would you even turn to say..." he's so scared of her (the guts part with the awesome voice after the solo) because she's the head of some big organization and if he breaks her heart, he gets his legs broken.
so BASICALLY whoever made up the idea of prostitution of all things is acting like they're on crack.
Cynthia from Belfast, United KingdomIt's about unrequited love 'Not loving Somebody'
And my chemical romance don't write about prostitution.
Ed from Rugby, EnglandI agree with stripes.
I think the person used to be wrapped round the finger of the person the song is about, but came to a realisation and became the one in control.
The lyrics suggest the person went through alot of pain because of his lover and has now realised he is better off without her, and can let her go.
Stripes from Twilight, Txi think this is about a relationship that just isn't working for one person while the other is totally in love. one lover tells a person they love them, then all of the sudden without warning they up and leave when the other lover think's everythings good."i don't love you like i did yesterday." but they still love that person and they are very sad about it ending. "so sick inside of all the needless beatings." could say he's sick of living without the other person, the beatings indicating his heartbeat.
Z from Somewhere Over The Rainbow, WaI think this song is about a man who was in an arranged marriage. He is in love with this woman and she tells him that she loves him too, even though she's always hated him. One night she finally tells him that she doesn't love him. He won't believe her so she hurts him even more by giving everything he's ever bought back to him (another dollar's just another blow). He asks her if when she left him she would even look back and tell him that she didn't love him like she said she did, challenging her with 'When you go would you have the guts to say I don't love you like I loved you yesterday?' I might be wrong, though.
Bella from Fu**erton, CaIn the book that comes with the special edition of the album, next to these lyrics is a picture of a pair of boxing gloves. Instead of being about a prostitute, could it be about a boxer and it's his wife/girlfriend speaking? She's tired of him coming home beaten every night: "Another dollar's just another blow" "Take your gloves and get out" "So sick and tired of all the needless beatings, but baby when they knock you down and out, is where you oughta stay" ?
think about that and listen again.
Ben from Detroit, MiOh... i thought that in this the patient has already died and he wants to tell his lover that its ok to move on and even though he's going to miss her, she can move on with her life. And if she doesnt get up from his body and leave him now (Baby get up, while you can) she is never going to move on with her life.
Coist from Crewe, EnglandThis song is about the patient declaring he isn't in love with the woman he thought he was. Earlier in the album, he is very angry at his lover (This is how I disappear). But 'I dont love you' is him realising hes not in love with her like he used to be
Aliya from Rocklin, CaHe called off his marriage? Why? And when did this happen?
Becca from City, InAfter Playing this song in concert, gerard anounced that he was calling off his marriage to Eliza.. "She can burn in hell for all I care" then showed the camera his hand without a ring on it.. i know thats not what the song was written about but.. i'm just putting that out there...
Amber from New York, Nyi just wanna call gerard up on the phone and ask him to explain every song
Amber from New York, Nythe prostitute one seems about ryte
Stina from London, United StatesI think the abusive language is to explain the two lovers pain they are feeling when they are breaking up, I take it one is in love with the other, and the other one just can't love them anymore but doesn't want to hurt them, and the other one isn't quite sure if its ending, hence the chorus, 'when you go, would you even turn to say, I don't love you, like I did yesterday' Its a question
Hillary from _, United StatesIt could be that he has mixed feelings about a girl who's been in abusive relationships with other men. Since it says "when THEY knock you down and out..."
Katie from Temecula, Caits not about a danm prostitute!!!!!it just about when this couple just falls apart.... it happens... it might have ben a abusisve relashinship cuz he metoions beatings in it
Blue from Cleveland, OhI feel that this song changes POV during verses...The first verse (to me) says that this girl did something(murder?) and is going to hell/jail,
(And maybe when you get back I'll be off to find another way.
And after all this time that you still owe.)
But he still kind of wants her to stay
(better get out while you can.)
The girl is too scared to say she doesn't/never loved him
(When you go would you even turn to say
I don't love you like I did yesterday.)
Then it's the girls POV and she starts to bring up dirt from the guys past and how he beat her
(Sometimes I cry so hard from pleading
So sick and tired from all the needless beating.
But baby when they knock you down and out is where you oughta stay.
And after all the blood that you still owe.)
And how he only dated her for her money and in a way still abusing her.
(Another dollar's just another blow.)
He continues to tell her that he doesn't love her any more... that's about it...
Ali from Oxford, PaI believe this song is about a relationship that begins to wither and fall apart, and it ends with one of the lovers, leaving the other, and the other lover asks the other is "When you go, would you have the guts to say, "I don't love you like I did yesterday,"?" as almost closure to them, to know that it is really over.It also shows this in the video, with the man finally leaving his old love.
Meggo from Baton Rouge, Lai've always thought it was about the patient attempting to make it easier to die for himself by trying to convince and old love to say they don't love him anymore seeing as how he is depressed about leaving his loved ones behind when he dies.
Matt from Honolulu, HiI agree its not about a prostitute. I feel that the song can be told from ne sitution from unrequited love to a serious relationship. It seems from an outside point of view from how he sings the song itself.
Sarah from Wellington, New ZealandGerard said recently in an interview that this was the least personal song for him on The Black Parade. He said he's a people watcher and that "I Don't Love You" was written about people/friends he has observed and their relationships... so it's definitely not about a prostitute.
Graemie from Fraserburghmy chemical romance rock, im in a band and anytime we play this song i get so emotional singing it because the lyrics are so strong, amazing song, i think everyone can just interpit it in their own way.
Samantha from Sunderland, EnglandI think that this song is about 2 people hu were in love but 1 of them left the otha because ov sum reason and they want them to say that they dnt love them any more 2 there face.
Aisling from Dublin, Irelandi seriously doubt this song is about a prostitute.
i think its about a relationship that has ended and one of them still loves the other, and wants them to say they dont love them any more, (When you go,Would you even turn to say "I don't love you Like I did Yesterday"). the one that is still in love wants to know that the other doesnt love them anymore, so they can have closure on the relationship.
Tom from Boston, EnglandIts about Gereard Way falling out with the Used's lead singer Bert Mcracken
Audie from Auckland, New ZealandI am not sure what the song is about - maybe it is about Gerard Way saying he doesn't love his girlfriend, Katmandu, anymore. I've heard they ended their 6-year relationship during the recording of The Black Parade album. But I don't think it's about a prostitute.
Chris from Los Angeles, CaYou Nick Defiance you are so stupid to say MCR sucks curse you!!! Maybe you jus dont understand the meaning thats why you hate them. You dont understand the lyrics because you are stupid!! ,,i,,
Charlotte. from I Don't Need A Stalker., PaIt's a concept album. The Patient's talking to his girlfriend or ex-girlfriend.
Asa from Atlanta, Gamy fav
Nick from Defiance, Ohyesica's right, mechanical romance sucks.
Christina from Sam's Town, Vablow could easily be a ddrug reference
Chelsey from ?, Lawell im not sure. sometomes when i hear it, it sounds like an abusive relasionship but then again the music video has nothing to do with that. I think it is about 2 ppl that love each other but one has second thoughts. and the other one knows. so they said " i dont love you like i did yesterday" ( i guess they r saying "just tell me the truth.")
Stacey from Vic, AustraliaThis is my fave song off the new album and i dont believe its about prostitution. Everyone has a different interpretation of a song and in my opinion its a destructive relationship. Why would you turn to a client and say 'i dont love you like i did yesterday'? But then again we may be wrong...
Amber from Parsons, KsSometimes it does sound like prostitution for obvious reasons and others it just seems like an abusive relationship. I personally think thats its about an abusive relationship because of the whole "I dont love you like I did yesterday". If it was about prostitution then they wouldnt have fallen in love to begin with.
Yesica from Visalia, CaI don't think that song is about a prostitute. Its about being a relationship and having to fight every time that it came to the point he doesn't love her like he did before. "Another dollar's just another blow" doesn't indicate that. I don't believe my chemical romance would write that kind of thing in their music. It might just mean that wasting money or even time is just another blow to the face because it all disappear. My meaning might not be but i know for sure my chemical romance wouldn't write about a prostitute.
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Q: Is the distance function from a point to the Mandelbrot set computable? There is at least one result saying that the Mandelbrot set is undecidable, and there might be more, but I think it (or they all) use real computation rather than Turing machines.  This makes some sense, as $\mathbb{C}$ is connected, so the only decidable subsets of it are $\{\}$ and $\mathbb{C}$ itself.  However, I've been reading about reverse mathematics, and I was wondering if the set is computable in the representations used.  The Mandelbrot set is easily seen to be the complement of an effectively open set, and I'd guess asking whether it is separably closed would run into the open problem of are the hyperbolic components dense.  This still leaves located closed, so the question follows:
Let $f : \mathbb{Q}[i] \to \mathbb{R} \hspace{.05 in}$ be given by $f(q) := \operatorname{min}(\{d(q,z) : z\in (\operatorname{Mandelbrot set})\})$.  Is $f$ computable?

A: Following [Giusto and Simpson, Located sets and reverse mathematics, J. Symbolic Logic Volume 65, Issue 3 (2000), 1451-1480], the Mandelbrot set $M$ is located if the distance function $f:\mathbb C\rightarrow\mathbb R$, $f(x)=d(x,M)$, exists in the model under consideration, which I assume you take to be the model containing only computable objects.
Such locatedness seems to be the same as Conjecture 4 of [Hertling, Is the Mandelbrot set computable?, Math. Logic Quarterly, 51(1):5-18, 2005]: The function $f:\mathbb C\rightarrow \mathbb R$ is computable.
(Here $f$ is computable if you can compute the value $f(x)$  with any desired precision (in terms of the distance $d$) when you know $x$ with sufficient precision. More precisely, the algorithm that computes $f$ might promise to output a rational interval of length at most $2^{-n}$ containing $f(x)$ once it is told an interval of length $2^{-{g(n)}}$ containing $x$, where $g$ is a computable function on $\mathbb N$ of the algorithm's choosing.)
Now, what happens if we replace $\mathbb C$ by $\mathbb Q[i]$? Could there be a way to compute $f(q)$ using a representation of $q$ as a rational, but nevertheless no way to approximate $f(x)$ given an arbitrary $x$, due to a lack of a useful modulus of continuity in $x\mapsto d(x,M)$?
No, because $|d(x,M)-d(q,M)|\le d(q,x)$.
Conclusion
The question is equivalent to a known-to-be-open question.

A: I just want to add one small piece of information to Bjørn's answer. The distance function for the Mandelbrot set $M$ is not known to be computable as a map into the reals, but it is computable as a map into the upper reals. This means that we can calculate upper bounds for the distance: given $z \in \mathbb{C}$, the set of all rational upper bounds for $d(x,M)$ is computably enumerable. In many cases (such as drawing algorithms) this is already quite useful.


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Posts Tagged 'Game Center'
Game Center On iOS 14 And tvOS 14 Gets A Complete Overhaul, Expands PS4 And Xbox Controller Functions
By Oliver Haslam | June 25th, 2020
Game Center on iOS 14 and tvOS 14 has gotten a complete overhaul in addition to expanding PS4 and Xbox controller functions. Here are the details.
Apple Has Killed Game Center App With iOS 10 And macOS Sierra
By Paul Morris | June 14th, 2016
It's been a good run for Game Center on iOS and Mac, but it looks as though it's finally time to say goodnight and move onto newer pastures as Apple plans on pulling the app for good with the release of iOS 10 and macOS Sierra. Apple's introduction of iOS 10 and macOS Sierra during the opening keynote of WWDC 2016 event was enough to whet the appetite of iPhone, iPad, iPod and Mac users, but it seems that there's also value in knowing what has been removed from the platform as well as what has been added.
How To Report Cheaters And Fake Scores On Game Center
By Paul Morris | April 11th, 2016
Here's how you can report iOS game cheaters and fake scores in Apple's Game Center app on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch the easy way.
Google Is Cloning Game Center Because, You Know, Apple & Microsoft Did Such A Good Job
The news that Google is looking to bring a Game Center-like feature to its Android smartphone and tablet operating system is a particularly interesting one, if perhaps not a surprising one.
Google Reportedly Working On Its Own Game Center/Xbox LIVE Alternative For Android, No Surprises Here
By Ben Reid | May 10th, 2012
Google's Android has constantly come under fire from Apple for ripping off elements of iOS, with former Apple CEO Steve Jobs famously vowing to go "thermonuclear" and "destroy" what he deemed to be a "stolen product," and one suspects the Cupertino outfit won't be best pleased to hear that the Big G has, according to rumor, decided to develop its own Game Center-like infrastructure for Android.
Pirated iPhone Apps Dominate Leaderboard On iOS Game Center [Case Study]
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Game Center and HDR Photos Enabler Arrives in Cydia for iPhone 3G and 3GS Running iOS 4.1
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Just like we once proved that iMovie is possible on iPhone 3GS, only yesterday we posted a video which showed that running Game Center was actually possible on the older iPhone 3G. That, and of course, HDR photos on 3G and 3GS (with a somewhat complicated guide here).
iOS 4.1 Game Center Ported to iPhone 3G ! [Video]
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I have got the new iOS 4.1 Game Center working almost perfectly on iPhone 3G, running iOS 4.1. All thanks to the latest Redsn0w 0.9.6 which makes jailbreaking possible on iPhone 3G, running iOS 4.1.
Find All iOS 4.1 Game Center Compatible Games in One Place !
By Awais Imran | September 9th, 2010
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How to Install Game Center App on iOS 4 Final Version
By Taimur Asad | July 3rd, 2010
The new Game Center which was available for testing purposes on pre-release GM version of iOS 4 was removed from the final public build which was released on June 21st. This was because Game Center was not ready for primetime use and so Apple rightly removed it from the final build. If you saved the Game Center files from iOS 4 GM build, you now can get it installed again on your jailbroken iOS 4 device.


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TechNOW Interview with the Honourable Vernon White: Launching the Public Safety Broadband Network Video Campaign
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During this video webcast, Kevin provides viewers with a better understanding of Messrs. Torunski's and Palmer's immediate reactions to the Budget announcement, their insights into the impacts of this announcement, and what resulting strategies are now being considered in response. The conversation covers topics including: impact to the Digital Economy; a needed focus on governance and the pursuit of the "Montreal model", importance of technology testbeds; and how to become better involved and aligned with the on-going campaign.
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