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18, rue de l'Hôtel de ville, 75004 ParisAuditorium Edmond MicheletEntrée libreHui-Chun Lin, cello, loop (Taiwan)Chaong-Wen Ting, lighting design, sounds (Taiwan)Jam Wu, stage design (Taiwan)Hugues Vicent, cello, electronics (France)PROGRAMME (60 min) :"We cut the paper, and cut our nervousness into the washing machine."
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Disturbed's David Draiman Wants to Sing the National Anthem at the Super Bowl
The singer says he's been rehearsing it since he was a little boy
Michael Cerio
Say, could you see David Draiman of Disturbed singing the National Anthem at the Super Bowl? He could, and the band has gone as far as to start a write-in campaign for the vocalist to be a part of this year's event in Miami.
On the group's Facebook and Twitter pages, they have asked fans to add the "Are You Ready" singer into a poll from Billboard that asks, "Who Should Sing The National Anthem Before Super Bowl 2020?" The dynamic voice of Draiman would be the first rock singer to take the spotlight before the "Big Game," but it's something he's been training for since he was young.
Let's stir it up --
Open link, type in "David Draiman" in the other section, and click VOTEhttps://t.co/KIKqptv1eV
— Disturbed (@Disturbed) October 5, 2019
"I've dreamt of doing it my entire life. Been rehearsing it since I was a little boy," Draiman tells Loudwire in a new interview. "I love my country, and I would be honored beyond words to have the opportunity to try and inspire, strengthen, and give hope, at a time when we need those things more than ever."
The addition of Draiman would be a big win in the world of Rock, with some critics like Dee Snider recently complaining that the genre has been excluded from the NFL's biggest event. "Week after week rock is the go-to music during games but gets no respect when it comes to the Super Bowl" Snider tweeted last month. The message came after Jennifer Lopez and Shakira were announced as performers during the Halftime Show.
WATCH MORE: Disturbed Performs "A Reason To Fight"
That slot appears to be spoken for, but is there room at the National Anthem to give space to someone who specializes in Rock? Draiman has been preparing and is ready to wave the flag in more ways than one.
"It would be nice to have rock represented on some level at the Super Bowl," Draiman continued. "To prove to everyone that there are rock singers out there who can do the anthem as much justice as any pop artists out there, and even possibly take it higher."
The anthem has never been performed by a rock singer at the Super Bowl.
It was previously performed by Carrie Underwood and Billy Joel the last two times the game was played in Miami.

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All the Details We Spotted in the Dramatic Avengers: Endgame Trailer
James Whitbrook
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Dread it. Run from it. The endgame still arrives.
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Well, folks, we have it: After months of waiting, speculation, rumors, and demands, we've finally gotten our first look at Avengers 4, now known as Avengers: Endgame. As ever with these cryptic teasers, it's a look that shows off a bunch of things... and yet, not a lot at the same time. Let's go through and break it down.
The trailer opens with a distraught Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.)—gazing upon his battered Iron Man helmet as he sits on the deck of the Benatar, the ship of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Well, okay, former ship of the Guardians of the Galaxy, who are now basically down to Rocket (Bradley Cooper), who's stuck on Earth, and Nebula (Karen Gillan), who...is actually seemingly on the Benatar with Tony at some point, we'll get to that.
Tony is fiddling with the helmet for a grim purpose: he's recording a final log, because his situation is pretty dire. He's had no food or water for four days, and his oxygen is about to run out. The Benatar is drifting in space, and he's seemingly all on his own. "When I drift off, I will dream about you. It's always you," he concludes, with the "you" presumably being Pepper Potts (Gwyneth Paltrow). Like I said, grim!
Marvel's probably not gonna let the Russo Brothers kill Tony Stark off early on in this movie by having him asphyxiate alone out in the depths of space, so we can bet on him being rescued. The question is, by who?
The obvious choice would be Marvel's new cosmic defender, the mighty Captain Marvel (Brie Larson)—who'd make sense to appear in the depths of space out of nowhere looking to help someone in need, and we know she's on her way back to Earth thanks to Nick Fury's (Samuel L. Jackson) beeper alert. But don't forget that there's actually still some Asgardians out there in space—we know Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson) and a few survivors from Thanos' (Josh Brolin) attack on the refugee ship at the opening of Infinity War escaped (although there's probably a few less of them now, thanks to the Snap). Suffice to say, hopeless at it seems, Tony's got options.
After Thanos snaps away even the Marvel Studios banner—that rascal—we cut to the Mad Titan enjoying his "well-deserved" rest. While the planet he's on hasn't been officially named yet, the Russos have referred to it as "Titan 2," a recreation of his ravaged homeworld. His armor being hung up as a scarecrow and Thanos suddenly becoming a dab hand at planting crops is actually a reference to an iconic shot from the comics, specifically the original 1991 miniseries by Jim Starlin and George Perez, Infinity Gauntlet:
Adam Warlock pays a visit to a humble farmer in Infinity Gauntlet #6.
Image: Ron Lim, Josef Rubinstein, Max Scheele, Evelyn Stein, and Jack Morelli (Marvel Comics)
At the climax of the series, after the power of the gauntlet had been ripped out of Thanos' hands (Adam Warlock eventually becomes the wielder, to safeguard the cosmos), the Mad Titan had retired to an unknown world, humbled by his loss of power, to tend the soil and seemingly live out his days as a farmer. Just like that didn't really stick in the comics, odds are that the MCU Thanos—who is still wearing the battered, burned-out Infinity Gauntlet—won't be spending Endgame getting his Stardew Valley on.
Meanwhile, back on Earth, the surviving Avengers have relocated from Wakanda to Avengers HQ. Oh no, sad Steve Rogers (Chris Evans)! "Thanos did exactly what he said he was gonna do," Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) adds over the shot of a weepy Cap. "He wiped out...50 percent of all living creatures."
As she says that, we see Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) looking over a holographic list of the Avengers' absent allies. We only see Scott Lang (Paul Rudd), Shuri (Letitia Wright), and Peter Parker (Tom Holland), and they're all labeled as "missing" rather than "dead." We know Peter is dead, because we watched him crumble to bits in Tony' arms in Infinity War. And we also know that, thanks to the end of Ant-Man and the Wasp, Scott avoided the snap by being in the quantum realm at the time. So don't get too anxious about Shuri being on that list—she might be gone, she might be off the grid. After all, with T'Challa dead, Wakanda needs a protector.
Thor (Chris Hemsworth) mopes alone elsewhere in Avengers HQ—he's presumably taking it a lot harder than everyone else, because it was his not-so-fatal-blow that left Thanos the chance to enact his will in Infinity War's climax. Nice to see that he's found some suitably schlubby clothes to change into for his moping, at least. And hey, he still got a replacement eye out of it all, so don't be that sad, God of Thunder!
As Steve solemnly notes "We lost, all of us, we lost friends, we lost family," we get one of the most intriguing shots of the trailer: Nebula, walking in on what certainly looks like the unconscious body of Tony on the Benatar. Earlier on, Tony seemed to imply that he was alone—so does Nebula leave, thinking he's dead, only for him to wake up and record his message? Or does this happen after all that?
"We lost a part of ourselves," Steve continues, as we get to the trailer's arguably biggest reveal: Natasha, off in Asia as she reunites with a very, very different-looking Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner). The sword and costume Renner has donned were actually leaked a while ago in set pictures, but it's also another big callback to the comics, because this isn't really Clint Barton, Hawkeye. It's Clint Barton, Ronin.
Clint as Ronin on the cover of Dark Reign - The List: Avengers #1.
Image: Marko Djurdjevic (Marvel Comics)
In the aftermath of the infamous comic event Civil War (and his resurrection after House of M, which retconned Clint dying in a truly ridiculous way), Clint put aside the Hawkeye name and adopted the mantle of Ronin, becoming the second person to use the title after Maya Lopez. Clint operated in secret at first, with few people knowing he was still alive, but would eventually openly operate as Ronin and before returning to the Hawkeye mantle in 2010—by then, Kate Bishop had started using the name in his memory, and has continued to do so alongside him ever since.
So what's he doing adopting it now, and swanning around in places that are distinctly not his farmhouse? It stands to reason that not all of Clint's family made it out of the snap intact—in fact, he could've lost his wife and his kids. That sort of grief would probably be enough for him to start traveling and beating up thugs, giving up his old SHIELD agent identity in the process. But it also hints that there's at least been a decent passage of time between what we're seeing here and the end of Infinity War—maybe it's later on in the movie than everything else in the trailer, which clearly takes place close to the aftermath of Thanos' success.
Cutting back to Steve and Natasha, this time we see them suited up—and, interesting to note, Steve isn't in his torn up Age of Ultron costume any more: He's gone back to his SHIELD-issued stealth suit from Captain America: The Winter Soldier. I guess he had been wearing that Ultron suit for a while at this point! When this takes place his hard to say, but Cap and Widow are clearly preparing for something big, as Steve takes a glance at one of his oldest and most treasured possessions: a compass, holding a picture of Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell). Sniffle.
Widow tries to assure Cap that it's all going to work out for them, but even Captain America, beacon of hope, isn't too sure: "I know it is. Because I don't know what I'm gonna do if it doesn't." Really, that's how you know it's dire.
And here it is, your big title reveal: Avengers: Endgame. It is, of course, a nod to Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch)'s final line in Infinity War to Tony Stark before he too falls to Thanos' snap: "We're in the endgame now." But, it's not really the first time the phrase has actually been uttered in an Avengers film: Tony warns Steve back in Age of Ultron that they're approaching an endgame, asking how the Avengers could ever face such a cataclysmic threat. Steve's response back then, of course, was "together." It's also just a logical word to use when coming to the end of such a massive storyline.
The final moments of the trailer throw up even more questions—while Steve and Natasha are talking at what appears to be Avengers HQ, they're interrupted by Scott Lang knocking on the door, to their absolute shock. There's a lot here to note: first, Scott's brought his van, which, as we know from the end of Ant-Man and the Wasp, contains the miniaturized quantum tunnel he was testing that let him survive Thanos' snap—and it seems like that technology could at least offer some clues for what the Avengers will do next.
Beyond all that, it's the dialogue that offers some scintillating hints here. Scott refers to the events of Civil War—"The airport! In Germany!"—as being a few years ago (Civil War took place in 2016, and Infinity War takes place in 2018). But on top of that, a shocked looking Steve asks Natasha if it's an "old message," so there's an implication that there's at least been a decent passage of time since even Infinity War. After all, that shot of Bruce looking at the missing persons list prominently featured Scott. Are Steve and Natasha just surprised that Scott is alive, or are they surprised that it's been so long since he's been reported missing?
There's long been rumors of time travel playing a major role in Avengers: Endgame, but this is unlikely anything to do with that. But it does indicate that at least some of what we see in this trailer doesn't take place so close to the end of Infinity War as you might think it does
This trailer is a bigger look at Avengers: Endgame than anyone could've expected out of a first tease of this climactic chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But while there is a density of footage, it's all pretty light on details—we don't really know much more now than we did while clamoring for this trailer, and it's seemingly from very early on in the movie, where our heroes are still reeling from the devastation of Thanos' actions. Plus, Marvel has a track record of making footage just for these teasers (remember Infinity War's epic charge-that-never-was?), so even if we did think we learned something, we won't really know until we're taking our seats to watch the movie.
But at least we now have the Avengers' mission statement: Thanos may have won the battle, but he won't win the war, not while Earth's Mightiest are still standing. We'll see how that all plays out for them when Avengers: Endgame hits theaters April 26, 2019.
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James is a News Editor at io9. He wants pictures. Pictures of Spider-Man!


The Facebook Inc. logo is reflected in the eyeglasses of a user in San Francisco, Dec. 7, 2011.
Did your Facebook News Feed seem a little too happy, or perhaps a little too depressing, for one week in January 2012? That may have been because researchers were experimenting with your News Feed to figure out more about how humans' emotions work when we're physically apart.
By tweaking the Facebook News Feed algorithm and studying nearly 700,000 Facebook users' posts, Facebook's data scientists and researchers found that emotional states can be transmitted between people without face-to-face interaction, according to a study published earlier this month.
For the study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers analyzed over 3 million posts containing over 122 million words and used an algorithm to characterize the language as positive or negative. Facebook's data team then adjusted the amount of positive or negative Facebook language users were exposed to on their News Feeds to see how they would react.
Researchers Adam Kramer, of Facebook; Jamie Guillory, of the University of California, San Francisco; and Jeffrey Hancock, of Cornell University, found that when users were exposed to fewer positive posts, they would themselves produce fewer positive posts and more negative posts. The reverse was true when they were exposed to fewer negative posts. In other words, verbal and textual cues have a big impact on our emotions, even if we don't hear a person's tone of voice or see their body language.
"These results suggest that the emotions expressed by friends, via online social networks, influence our own moods," said the team in the study.
In any case, the next time you feel your mood changing while you're on Facebook, it might have something to do with what your friends are posting.


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He looks so cool !!! I'm on the hunter for this beast … I will find its location.
I doubt an event Arkadion would be only 6.5 stars. But it will appear in the game somewhere I'm sure.
certain battles do that often ? Because i came across another monster similar to " nicrodrake " with the drake at the end looked so sick "
If it's 9.5 stars it certainly could be a mission monster. But I don't think so, unless it's way far off in the future.


November is looking like quite the monster month for video games, with the release of Spyro Reignited Trilogy, Fallout 76, and Hitman 2. Not helping matters is the new Pokemon game coming to Nintendo Switch, Pokemon: Let's Go Pikachu! and Let's Go Eevee!. News and videos for the game have been quite scarce since its Nintendo Direct reveal and various footage from E3 2018. Today, however, we have a new trailer that brings back to the forefront of our minds that we are about to partake in one of the greatest Pokemon adventures, yet!
When this title was first announced, I was so excited for the prospect of playing, battling, catching, and co-oping in a Pokemon adventure on console. The only question was, "Should I choose Pikachu or Eevee?". At E3 2018, I had the opportunity to play a demo of Pokemon: Let's Go and the experience really made my excitement level plummet. That's because the unfinished game felt more like a console version of Pokemon Go! rather than Pokemon Yellow. My biggest issue stemmed from catching wild Pokemon. Instead of sending out Pokemon to capture wild Pokemon, you threw Pokeballs and fruit at them to catch 'em all, much like Pokemon Go!. Plus, capturing a Pokemon in co-op is more of a competition than both participants getting the Pokemon.
It's unclear if both of those will still be the case or if there will be a toggle to play the more traditional way, but this trailer actually reinstilled my excitement for this game. Just being able to experience the Kanto region on an actual console and getting into battles with gym members with more elaborate graphics has restored my faith in this game and has made it quickly become a must-have once again.
Pokemon: Let's Go Pikachu! and Let's Go Eevee! releases November 16, 2018 on Nintendo Switch!


Here's a video clip we were given by a friend of ours who was at a wedding we played at in Nairn, on the 10th April 2015. It was at the Newton Hotel. It was a great night. The guests were excellent.
Excuse the slight distortion on the audio.


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Add vinegar, sugar, Splenda® (if desired), and salt to a 2-cup measure and stir to blend. Heat in a microwave for 20 seconds or so and then let cool.
Per serving (with white rice): 135 calories, 2.5 g protein, 30 g carbohydrate, 0.2 g fat, 0.05 g saturated fat, 0.5 g fiber, 135 mg sodium. Calories from fat: 2%. (with brown rice): 114 calories, 2.5 g protein, 24 g carbohydrate, 0.8 g fat, 0.1 g saturated fat, 1.7 g fiber, 135 mg sodium. Calories from fat: 6%.


faça planos para o fim de semana.
Uma pessoa conversa com o vendedor em uma loja de roupa.
[salesperson] Can I help you?
[customer] Uh, yeah. How much is this shirt?
[salesperson] It's only 12 dollars.
[customer] Wow. Is it on sale? Nossa. Está em liquidação?
[salesperson] Yes. The regular price is 19 dollars.
[customer] How about this skirt? E essa saia?
[salesperson] The green one or the black one?
[customer] The black one. A preta.
[salesperson] Oh, that's a skirt from the new collection. That's 20 dollars.
[customer] Thank you. [salesperson] You're welcome.
[man] Hello? Is Nick home, please? Alô? O Nick está em casa, por favor?
[woman] He's not home. Would you like to leave a message?
[man] Yeah. This is . . . my name's Trey Nichols.
[woman] And the phone number?
[man] Yeah, the phone number is 589-7248.
[woman] Sure. Bye. Claro. Tchau.
Esta conversa recapitula várias estruturas de inglês básico.
[Ana] Hi, how are you?
[Chuck] Good, thanks. How are you?
[Ana] I'm fine. How's the weather?
[Chuck] The weather is great. It's sunny and hot.
[Ana] What's your full name?
[Chuck] I'm a translator and an English teacher.
[Ana] What did you do last night?
[Chuck] I watched a movie.
[Ana] What movie did you watch?
[Ana] Did you like it?
[Chuck] Yes. It was cool.
[Ana] What do you do on weekends?
[Ana] What's your opinion on soapoperas in general?
[Ana] Where were you, last Sunday, around 3 in the afternoon?
[Ana] What were you doing around 3pm?
[Chuck] I was watching TV.
[Ana] What were you watching?
[Chuck] I was watching "The Night Owl Special". (Eu estava assistindo (um programa americano).
[Ana] What are you going to do for Christmas?
[Chuck] I'm gonna visit some friends.
[Ana] What would you do if you had 100 million dollars?
[Chuck] I would buy a new car.
Reservando um quarto de hotel.
[hotel clerk] Good morning, Ramalla Inn. How can I help you?
[man] Hi, I'd like to book a room for three on September 13th.
[hotel clerk] Okay. Let me check…September 30th, right?
[man] No… 13th, not 30th.
[man] How much is it?
[hotel clerk] How do you spell your last name, Mr. Lainer?
[hotel clerk] Thank you, sir. Can I have your credit card number?
[hotel clerk] OK, one suite with three beds, one bathroom, for Bill Lainer on the 13th of September.
Tanto Tom quanto Leslie são representantes de vendas, mas Leslie é nova na empresa. Por isso, ela ainda não está por dentro de tudo que acontece na empresa. Os dois se encontram no refeitório e Tom avisa a colega.
[Tom] Hey Leslie. How's it going?
[Leslie] Tom, hi. It's going well, thanks. How are you?
[Tom] The meeting with our manager, Michael… Remember?
[Tom] Yes. We have a meeting with Michael on the first Thursday of every month… but it's usually at 9am. But Michael was busy this morning. He had a meeting with the VP of Sales, so… We're gonna meet at 4 o' clock today.
agora eu entendi.) Of course you didn't know! Last week you weren't here.
[Leslie] That's right, I wasn't. I started Monday! So, we're gonna meet at 4.
[Leslie] Where are we gonna meet?
[Leslie] And… who's gonna be there?
[Tom] Just the sales people: you, me, Jane and Daniel. And the boss, of course.
[Tom] Hey, no problem. See you at 4.
Dois amigos se encontram em um parque.
[man] Are you gonna study tomorrow?
[woman] No, I'm not. Tomorrow I'm gonna relax.
[man] Relax? What are you going to do?
[woman] War Games. It's an old movie, but I love it.
[man] Yeah, I know War Games… What a coincidence! I watched it last Saturday. It was OK.
[woman] Oh, come on. (Ah, vá.) It's a great movie. Anyway… What are you gonna do tomorrow?
[woman] Hey, my family is going to be here on Saturday. I think we're gonna have lunch at Dina Cafe.
[man] Yeah! It's a nice place.
Dois amigos se encontram na estação de metrô.
[man] What did you do on the weekend?
[man] Did you like it?
[woman] Yeah, I did. It wasn't excellent, but it was OK. What about you? What did you do?
[man] I went to a French restaurant with my girlfriend and her family.
[man] Yeah, the food was great, but the service was awful.
[man] Yeah, awful. And it was really expensive.
[woman] Oh. How much did you pay?
[man] Well, actually my girlfriend's father paid, so… I didn't pay anything.
Tem diálogos de 26 em diante, ou são só esses?
Esta serie de diálogos são do 1 ao 26.
Os diálogos são fantásticos, mas eu não conseguir baixar o áudio.
O dialogo é muito bom, mas, seria melhor ainda se viesse acompanhado de audio….
Você viu que o áudio mp3 está disponível para baixar?
Lá no início da página.
Depois do teu curso fica mais fácil aprender com os outros, ou seja, o curso básico do inglêsonline é pré-requisito pra qualquer outro curso!!!


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Q: How garbage collector releases memory in C# The code looks like this.
public class clsMisc : IDisposable {
  List<clsEmployee> lst = new List<clsEmployee>();

  void Add(){
     lst.Add(obj);
     //Adding to it list here
  }

  public void Dispose()
  {
    lst = null;
  }

}

The above class is called like this,
Using( clsMisc obj = new clsMisc()){
 //Here goes the code
}

once it comes out of the using scope, the dispose method in the clsMisc s called and in that
we assigned null.
Will the values stored in memory ( existing records of clsEmployee in the list) will be released and it will assign new value or it will create a new instance of List and assign the null value ?
I couldn't understand the behaviour since i am very new.
Can someone please guide me in this ?

A: You shouldnt have to worry about it at all as the collector is rather smart and because it is a managed language, you should really let it be.
The collector will decide when it needs to do a cleanup so it is not guaranteed when it will do its work.
BUT if you are dead set on forcing a collection, you can call GC.Collect

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Day 2 of conference started for me with a UNISON delegation meeting at 9.30 which was confusing since we did not know the order of business for the day. So we agreed to meet up again at lunchtime by which we expected that any controversial matter to be explained so we could make a collective decision.
Then we found out that that the proposed rule changes were to be heard first thing that morning. So it was all rather confusing and messy.
Both UNISON and West Ham CLP had a good day I think with a number of us making speeches in conference debates and contributions during fringes.
I moved the Housing motion on the private rental sector on behalf of UNISON and Joshu moved the motion on Youth Safety on behalf of West Ham CLP. Both were passed unanimously.
During the merit awards retired former UNISON Regional Secretary Linda Perks (and Labour Councillor candidate 2018) was given a lifelong service award.
Dawn Butler MP closed conference with a lovely personal but powerful political speech about overcoming and rising above racism and sexism.
While the conference was a little grumpy and even bad tempered at times I thought it was on the whole a success and that we were united about the importance of winning both the next General Election and local elections in London 2018.
I was really pleased to end the day with singing (however badly) "The Red Flag" and posing with UNISON comrades for the traditional delegation conference picture.


It almost seems a right of passage to make an Aztec Calendar and despite the rumor that the world would end back in 2012 when the calendar ran out, the desire to make one hasn't.
How you read and use the calendar is a complete mystery to me and I suspect everyone who has ever made one other than the creater of the original.
We don't need a fancy Calendar in this day and age to tell us when to plant and harvert our crops, make sacrifices to our various gods and how much longer it is until Christmas as we now have our smart phones to tells us all this and more. But you have to admit, it is cool to have an Aztec calendar on the wall.
This particular one is almost 2 foot in diameter (600mm).
I'm breaking this build down into several parts outlining each step of the process.
One of the main things you need to get right when VCarving is cutter angle.
If the andle specified for the Vbit is not correct your Vcarving won't look right and it only takes a small deviation in angle to make a noticible difference. To this end it is important to test the actual angle of any new cutter you get as opposed to believing what the manufacturer says it is. Spending a few minutes here will save you many hours of wasted time and material. You only need to do this once so it is well worth doing just to be sure.
To see how to Test your cutters please click on the link below.
This will take you the a video explaining in detail the process and you can download files for cutter 90, 60 and 45 degrees in various formats.
In the next episode I will show how to paint the calendar.
I hope you enjoy and until next time.
Thanks for the V-cutter tips and files. Cheers.
Peter, Love the post and this calendar. How do I convert the file to inches? Maybe it would be a good youtube, I think I'm not the only US guy to wonder how this is done for my V-Carve Pro and Mach3 software.
I actually figured this out very easily. It was 1 click in V-Carve material setup to convert. Thanks again for the file, I've wanted to do this one for awhile.
Thanks for ALL the vids and how tos, and files!
Hey Peter, Thanks for the file, I have been looking for one of these for a while, now I have to find the time to carve them.
Can't hlp you with the time though.
Thank you for posting these files and the v-bit files. Going to run them straight away as I only have 1 ea of 60 & 90. Much thanks for the vcarve file too. Maybe this time I can pass the right of passage on the Mayan Calendar.
I'm sure you will pass no problem.
thanks for the file and tips.
Keep up the great work peter. Your youtube channel is one of my favorites, I have learned alot. Im making the z height sensor this week ill send a pic when completed.
Thanks, I look forward to seing it.
Peter, I'm a long time follower. Thanks for the files they will come in handy. As always, love your vids, never seen one I did not like or learn something from. I have been using your stile of clams from my very first cut. Can't wait for the next one.
Thanks Bluerose, I really appreciate your comments.
Been follow your youtube channel for a long time keep up the good work.
How did you create the vbit test files as I have a Carbatec Router Bit - 1/4" Laser Point Bit - 45deg which I woult like to check. Below is the link to the V bit cutter from Carbatec in Australia.
Will be doing my next video on this very subject and will be including a VCarve file for a 45 degree cutter for those who want it. You will be able to modify it to suit your cutter.
What would you set the depth at say for the 90 and or the 60 degree, was it a 1/8 inch or 1/4?
I made mine 7mm deep so that would be about 5/16th.
IS that the flat depth? What would the cut depth be with a 60 degree bit? Apologies if those are stupid questions. I'm still quite new to the world of CNC routers.
I made my flat depth 7mm but for a 90 degree cutter i could have left it without one and it would have been just as good. A flat depth is set to stop the Vbit going any deeper and potentially cutting through the material. Also if you set a flat depth you can specify a different cutter to remove the excess material at the bottom depth which is more effieient. I created a file with a 60 degree cutte and found it goes to a depth of 16.5mm. If I was using 18mm MDF I wouldn't need to se a flat depth but if i was using 12mm I would need to set a depth less than 12mm to ensure it didn't break through. The 7mm was a hang over from my original Aztec Calendar which I curved and the outside edges were ony 7mm thick so I made sure it didn't go deeper. I could have done without the flat depth on the one in the video.
Hi Peter, thanks for the reply. It's very easy to understand. Im dying to make one of these. What would I set the cut depth to in Aspire for a 60 degree v bit? I tried one already but it went a bit pearshaped. Wee bits were breaking off. I suppose its part of the learning curve. I've now bought some sanding sealet and applied three coats to my MSG as I've read that toughens it up. All advice would be greatly appreciated.
Bah, auto correct. MDF not MSG!
Hello sir, just discovered your channel and love it. would like to know how did you get the nice detailed aztec vector or is this something you did?
Thanks Genious Person. Glad you like the site. The info is just a collection of my personal experiences, things I have read and seen others do in various forums, and of course YouTube. Some things I figure out with myself though Im sure I am not the first to have come up with the ideas. The whole lot is then wrapped up and presented in video form.
Hi Peter, you mentioned here in a post and also in the live session with Dave Gatton, that you domed MDF to get a thinner edge. Did you simply dome the rear side after finishing the front or did you dome the front and do Vcarving by projecting toolpath on 3D?
BTW, we get 19 mm black MDF (through and through black coloured), so I'll try the carving on that.
I doomed the front of the 18mm MDF leaving 18mm at the centre and moving to 6mm on the eges. I then VCarved into ther new surface after sealing it with Shellac to harden it. I used a program called warpdrive to create the dome and then to distort the VCarve Gcode to match the front curve. I haven't seen colored MDF here but it is possible that someone imports it into the country. It will save on the final painting for sure.
Thanks for the insight into the doming process Peter. I'll dome and paint with "old copper" metallic paint so might not need to harden it with shellac. I'll try and get back with results when I do. Thanks for the tip about Warpdrive, shall certainly look into it. I was thinking of creating an STL file for the dome shape but projecting toolpath distorts the carving just a tiny bit, so Warpdrive might be the better option.
I just entered "Black MDF New Zealand" in my favourite search engine and came up with a couple of interesting links (Just in case you are thinking of going for it).
Thanks for all the information you provide in your videos Peter, and if you ever turn up in Berlin, Germany, I'll be glad to say thanks personally. The nearest I have been to NZ was Sydney.
Making a dome of MDF first must have taken a long time! Mind sharing the tools and methods used and the time required?


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Connecticut State Data Center
Search this Site Search in https://ctsdc.uconn.edu/>
Data Center Affiliates
ACS 1 – Year
CT Data Collaborative
CT Open Data
2015-2040 Population Projections – 2017 edition (State, County, COG, Town)
2015-2025 Population Projections – 2012 edition (Not Current)
2005-2030 Population Projections (Not Current)
Blog & Press Releases
2000-2010 Towns
Topic Maps
Connecticut State Data Center Reports
Included below are archived reports created by the Connecticut State Data Center.
(Dec 2007) The One-Man, One-vote Myth: The Impact of Non-Voting Populations on Congressional Apportionment
On December 20th, 2007, CtSDC Manager Orlando Rodriguez published a second analysis of Congressional Apportionment and the processes and statistics on which it is based."Current Congressional Apportionment ignores the impact of the non-voting population and fails to remedy political actions that seek to limit the participation of some voters."
In proposing apportionment based on voters, Mr. Rodriguez offers an incentive to all citizens to become committed to participation in the selection of America's leadership. As his study includes statistical evidence that moving to counting voters from counting persons would not have upset recent elections, his study is also non-partisan.
(Sep 2007) Impact of Undocumented Populations on 2010 Congressional Reapportionment
On September 20th, 2007, CtSDC reported on two scenarios for the 2010 Apportionment of Congressional seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. The first scenario assumes Census 2010 counts all undocumented residents, who settle primarily in Southern border states (AZ, FL, TX), with the expected outcome that Northern and Midwestern states (MI, IL, MO, OH, NY) will lose seats .A concurrent finding is that undocumented populations appear to distort the relative voting power of all citizens nationwide.
The second scenario assumes undocumented residents will not be included in the count for U.S. Representative apportionment, which is a departure from previous procedures. In this scenario, six Northern and Midwestern states(MA, NY, NJ, PA, OH and IA) lose only six seats between them. Exclusion of undocumented populations could (1) mute the geographic shift from north to south and (2) have only Florida gain another seat.
(Feb 2006) How Census Income Estimates provide Misleading Statistics on Personal Income for Connecticut Towns
This report compares Census 2000 Income data (1999 tax year) with IRS Federal Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) for the 1999 tax year. Read the Press Release. This comparison will show that Income data from the Decennial Census does not accurately reflect income for the wealthiest and poorest towns.
Furthermore, the delay of incorporating Census 2000 data into funding formulas at the state level until 2004-2005 resulted in postponing the equalization of income across the state of town personal income, a formula used for education funding.
(May 2004) The Five Connecticuts, The Changing Demographics of Connecticut: 1990 to 2000, Part II:
We examined a number of economic indicators and chose the following with which to compare and contrast Connecticut towns: (1) Population Density, (2) Median Family Income, and 3) Percent Living in Poverty. We found the following five (5) groups represent the characteristics of these three data types: (1) Wealth, (2) Suburban, (3) Rural, (4) Urban Periphery, and (5) Urban Core.
(Oct 2003) Comparing CT to National Averages The Changing Demographics of Connecticut: 1990 to 2000, Part I
This report compares 1990 with 2000 Census data to report on similarities and differences from national averages in age, race, income, educational attainment, home-ownership, and the prevalence of poverty.
(Oct 2002) 108th U.S. Congress The Demographics of Congressional Redistricting in Connecticut, for January 2003
The national population figures collected by the U.S. Census in 2000 resulted in re-allocating the seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. Using data from the U.S. Census, the Connecticut Secretary of State, and the Registrar of Voters for some Connecticut towns, this report compares the previous districts with the new districts and their demographic composition.


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Women taking a common class of drugs to control hypertension — called calcium channel blockers — may more than double their risk for breast cancer if they continue the medication for longer than a decade.
That alarming finding, published Monday in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, is the first time these drugs — which include verapamil, gallopamil, and fendiline — have been linked to excess breast cancer, but the researchers emphasized that it needs to be verified by other studies before any action is taken to avoid these drugs.
"The finding raises a hypothesis that should be further studied, but we're not at the level that people should be panicking if they're taking calcium channel blockers and getting effective management of hypertension from them,'' said Patricia Coogan, a research professor of epidemiology at Boston University's Slone Epidemiology Center.
In the study, Malone and her colleagues interviewed more than 1900 Seattle-area women diagnosed with breast cancer to determine which medications they were taking to manage chronic conditions; when compared to a control group of women who didn't have breast cancer, the researchers found that women who were on calcium channel blockers and had been taking them for at least 10 years were more than twice as likely to have been diagnosed with breast cancer compared to the control group.
Those taking other blood pressure medications like ACE inhibitors, beta blockers, or diuretics didn't have any increased risk of breast cancer — nor did those taking calcium channel blockers for less than a decade.
Hormone replacement therapy is one of the few drugs that have been associated with an increased breast cancer risk, said Dr. Michael Hassett, a breast oncologist at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. While the evidence was strong enough to curtail prescribing practices for postmenopausal women, the situation is quite different for calcium channel blockers.
Unlike with HRT, "there's a clear survival benefit to being on blood pressure medications,'' Hassett said, "and some women who do well with calcium channel blockers'' may have worse side effects, like dizziness or nausea, on other medications. Others may have inadequate management of their hypertension since various categories of drugs work differently to lower blood pressure.


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Lawmakers get ready to abide by public record law
State legislators say they support access, but want constituents' privacy protected.
by Jerry Cornfield
Monday, February 5, 2018 12:22pm
"I absolutely support the Public Records Act. I hope we will get a bill to deal with it this session," said Sen. Guy Palumbo, D-Maltby.
OLYMPIA — Many state lawmakers from Snohomish County are anticipating a day in the not-too-distant future when they will be required to make their emails, calendars and other documents publicly available like other elected officials.
A simmering legal battle with news organizations has wrought one judicial ruling that the 147 citizen legislators must comply with the state's Public Records Act.
Meanwhile, as the case moves through the appeals process, leaders and lawyers of each caucus in the House and Senate are quietly working on a legislative fix to define how the law would apply to lawmakers and what types of records might be exempt.
A goal is to produce language top Democrats and Republicans in each chamber can support, thus making for a smoother trip through the Legislature. Three bills wrestling with this issue died in committees last week, leaving legislators to wait and see if this "four-corner" effort bears fruit.
"I believe the Legislature is very different than most when it comes to the type of situations we are dealing with," said Rep. Dan Kristiansen, R-Snohomish.
"There is a lot of constructive dialogue taking place among the four caucuses on this," said House Minority Leader Dan Kristiansen, R-Snohomish.
He declined to share details and said he could not predict if it will be successful.
"I don't know," he said. "I can't tell."
Part of the impetus is the recent setback in the lawsuit brought by a coalition of news organizations led by The Associated Press and including Sound Publishing, parent company of The Daily Herald.
That suit asserted the state's public records law, passed by initiative in 1972, applies to individual lawmakers as it does to the governor, attorney general and other state and local elected officials. The organizations filed requests for records from all 147 Washington lawmakers last year, including daily calendars, text messages and documentation of staff complaints against House and Senate members.
Attorneys for the Legislature contend lawmakers exempted most of their records from disclosure through a series of changes in the law in past years.
The legal scrap has focused on how lawmakers interpreted a 1995 revision to a 1971 definition of legislative records. Legislative lawyers have regularly cited that change as a reason to withhold records. Separate legislative attorneys hired for this case have argued that further changes in 2005 and 2007 definitively removed lawmakers from disclosure requirements.
On Jan. 19, a Thurston County Superior Court judge ruled emails, text messages and other information from lawmakers are subject to public disclosure. Attorneys for the Legislature are appealing the decision to the state Supreme Court.
Judge Chris Lanese pointed out in his ruling lawmakers can always amend the law, but unless they do, they are subject to it.
In recent days, The Herald asked 15 lawmakers representing Snohomish County if they believe it is time for lawmakers to be subject to the disclosure law.
"I don't have a problem with more transparency," said Rep. Mike Sells, D-Everett. "I think it's helpful though it may not help the flow of information around here and may slow the process down."
Four said "'yes" unconditionally while another seven said they're OK with it as long as there are assurances specific types of emails and texts will still be exempt from release.
No one said outright that lawmakers should be exempt. Three members did oppose treating records of legislators in the same manner as their counterparts in city, county and statewide offices. Sen. Keith Wagoner, R-Sedro-Woolley, declined to comment for the story citing the ongoing lawsuit.
"I absolutely support the Public Records Act. I hope we will get a bill to deal with it this session," said Sen. Guy Palumbo, D-Maltby, adding he's been talking with leaders of his caucus about the constructs of a bill.
Republican Reps. Mark Harmsworth, of Mill Creek, and Carolyn Eslick, of Sultan, and Rep. Mike Sells, D-Everett, also are on board.
"I don't have a problem with more transparency," Sells said. "I think it's helpful though it may not help the flow of information around here and may slow the process down."
Kristiansen said he's concerned with "taking it to the level the lawsuit is talking about."
"For my part, I would rather stop litigating and come up with a solution," said Sen. Marko Liias, D-Lynnwood
"I believe the Legislature is very different than most when it comes to the type of situations we are dealing with," he said. Sometimes in order to solve problems, they must be able to provide anonymity for participants, which means not disclosing certain records and other information, he said.
Sen. Marko Liias, D-Lynnwood, said he's prepared to expand access to his records.
"For my part, I would rather stop litigating and come up with a solution," he said.
However, he and most of the other area lawmakers contacted said any eventual solution should not result in every document they generate or receive becoming a disclosable record.
Some communications between legislators, and between a lawmaker and a staff member — especially during the drafting of language for bills — should be off-limits, they said.
"The citizens of Washington need to know what's going on," said Sen. John McCoy, D-Tulalip. "But there's a time when you should be allowed to work and exchange messages. Trying to negotiate something in full broad daylight doesn't work. You've got to get focused."
"The citizens of Washington need to know what's going on," said Sen. John McCoy, D-Tulalip. "But there's a time when you should be allowed to work and exchange messages."
Rep. Ruth Kagi, D-Seattle, is chair of the House Early Learning and Human Services Committee where she routinely handles legislation dealing with sensitive issues surrounding the care and treatment of children.
"I'm concerned with how we have honest conversations on an issue with a bill if you know it's going to be public," she said. "I am concerned we are not going to be able to address concerns that are politically challenging."
Nearly every lawmaker insisted that any bill carve out protections against release of emails from constituents containing details of personal and private matters.
"I'm happy to have my schedule and communications related to bills available to the public," said Rep. June Robinson, D-Everett. "I would not want to have to release information about peoples' personal lives."
Not every communication from a constituent is related to pending or proposed legislation, several lawmakers said.
Sometimes a person is reaching out for support and assistance, and in so doing reveals information about themselves they would never intend for public consumption, they said.
"I got my training assuming that everything would be available to the public," said Rep. Shelley Kloba, who served on the Kirkland City Council before winning a House seat.
But since becoming a state legislator, she's found constituents' best chance of interacting with her can be an email. If its content is personal and there's a likelihood of its release, those emails will stop and her relationship with those she serves affected, she said.
"I feel like that would silence their voices," she said.
Rep. Cindy Ryu, D-Shoreline, also served in local government before coming to Olympia. She's fine with lawmakers being subject to the law but worries the bond between lawmakers and those they serve will be weakened if there's no ability to keep private matters private.
"If we do completely open it up, I am concerned it will squelch contact from the public," said Rep. Cindy Ryu, D-Shoreline
"I have nothing to hide," she said. But for years lawmakers have been reassuring constituents that their confidences will be kept. "If we do completely open it up, I am concerned it will squelch contact from the public."
Jerry Cornfield: 360-352-8623; jcornfield@herald net.com. Twitter: @dospueblos.
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Does Your Credit Score Get Better with Credit Card?
Credit cards act as both boon and bane. It can bury you under a lot of perennial debt and on the other hand can work wonders for your financial health by improving your credit score, which also affects your CIBIL report in a good manner.
Nowadays, most of the banks depend on CIBIL scores to sanction loans and credit cards to customers. Thus, one having a bad credit history or a no credit history is likely to be rejected for a loan from the lender.
This might sound like a reasonable option if a person makes large purchases of their credit cards in the hopes of paying off the amount some time later. But, it can act negatively on your CIBIL score if any late or irregular payments are made.
It is considered to pay all the expenses using cash whenever possible to reduce the risk of a massive credit card debt. It will also help in building a good credit history if you tend to use your credit card as least as possible.
Instead of purchasing material goods with credit cards, you can use it to pay your electricity, internet, phone and water bills. It will build a positive credit history and certainly will help in gaining a good CIBIL score. This works because these utility bills are often of lesser value when compared to products bought from the market.
Even if you fail to pay off the entire amount of your credit card debt, you must aim to pay the minimum amounts on or before the scheduled due date. This will make an impression of you to the bank that you do not have the habit of defaulting on payments and can be trusted with borrowing credit.
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Sperry Marine Systems for Megayacht
Northrop Grumman Corporation's (NYSE: NOC) Sperry Marine business unit is supplying a complete suite of electronic navigation systems for a new megayacht being constructed in Italy.
The 142-foot (43-meter) motoryacht, which is being built for a private owner at the Baglietto Shipyard in La Spezia, will be equipped with an integrated bridge system (IBS) based on Sperry Marine's new-generation VisionMaster FT™ technology. The scope of supply will include X- and S-band radars, electronic chart display and information system (ECDIS), TotalWatch™ multi-function workstation, gyrocompass, autopilot, steering system and other navigation sensors.
Telemar Yachting, Sperry Marine's authorized representative in Italy, will oversee the design, installation, integration and commissioning of the bridge systems.
The VisionMaster FT family of products was introduced by Sperry Marine last year to provide an integrated suite of navigation systems, improving situational awareness for bridge watch officers and enhancing safety at sea. The scalable suite of products includes marine radars, chart radars, ECDIS, machine automation and alarms, conning displays and TotalWatch multi-function workstations.
(www.sperrymarine.northropgrumman.com)
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Q: How to "select a team" when Xcode thinks I'm not a registered iOS developer? Also, do I need an iPhone to get a provisioning profile? When I try to create an archive for my finished app, I get this message:

No non-expired provisioning profiles were found. Xcode can resolve
  this issue by downloading a new provisioning profile from the
  Membership Center.

I click Fix Issue.
I then get:

The selected team doesn't have an iOS Developer Program membership.
  Select a team with an iOS Developer Program membership and try again.

I do have an iOS developer program membership but I can't figure out how to "select a team." I've looked around and can't find any resources on how to correct this. Anyone else had this problem?
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When I go to Project > General > Identity > Team, my account is correctly associated with the app, and it says that I have an iOS developer membership. Yet no provisioning profile and the above errors persist.
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When I click Fix Issue beneath "Team" in the Identity section of Project > General, to correct the lack of provisioning profile, I get a different error:

Unable to create a provisioning profile because your team has no
  devices registered in the Member Center. Please connect a device,
  enable it for development, and add it to the Membership Center using
  the Organizer.

I have a Mac, but no iPhone....does that mean I can't publish the app? Or can I use the Mac? How do I add it? I don't see any option in the organizer.

A: Per your last remaining road block

Unable to create a provisioning profile because your team has no
  devices registered in the Member Center. Please connect a device,
  enable it for development, and add it to the Membership Center using
  the Organizer.

You need to register a device.  If you do not own one, find a friend or relative and ask them to allow you to register their device.  It will not create any issues for them.  You do not need the device after that for archiving, it just needs to be registered so a profile can be generated.

A: You can set the device to be a generic iOS device. When I was running an archive with my iPhone as the default target, I would get the team error that you are receiving. Changing this to generic iOS device solved this issue for me.

A: Firstly you have to purchase iOS Developer Program.(its cost is 99$ Per Year.)

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*You must Registered For Apple Developer Program.

*Then Create app id for Your Application.

*Then Create Provisioning profile and Certificate.

*Add Provisioning Profile to your project.

*while creating provisioning profile you need to add device uuid.

Follow above steps. I am sure your problem will solve.


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