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Downtown Delicacy
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30 migrants have been rescued from four small boats as they tried to cross the English Channel.
The vessels - including a kayak - were brought into Dover in Kent on Friday morning.
The 27 men, one woman and two children claim to be from Iran and Afghanistan.
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Home Office spokesman said that a Border Force cutter and a coastal patrol vessel (CPV) were scrambled to intercept the boats which were carrying a total of 27 men, a woman and two children who claimed to be from Iran and Afghanistan.
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Q: CentOS-7 No package java-1.8.0-openjdk available After attempting everything available over the net i am turning to SO to help with finding a clear solution to installing
java-1.8.0-openjdk and java-1.8.0-openjdk-devel on CentOS-7.
from all docs everywhere it must be as straight as
yum install java-1.8.0-openjdk
and yet i get "No package java-1.8.0-openjdk available."
Loaded plugins: fastestmirror
Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
 * base: mirrors.tripadvisor.com
 * epel: s3-mirror-us-east-1.fedoraproject.org
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 * updates: mirror.umd.edu
No package java-1.8.0-openjdk available.
Error: Nothing to do
following is my CentOS-Base.repo (pretty much stock):
[base]
name=CentOS-$releasever - Base
mirrorlist=http://mirrorlist.centos.org/?release=$releasever&arch=$basearch&repo=os&infra=$infra
#baseurl=http://mirror.centos.org/centos/$releasever/os/$basearch/
gpgcheck=1
enabled=1
gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-CentOS-7

#released updates
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mirrorlist=http://mirrorlist.centos.org/?release=$releasever&arch=$basearch&repo=updates&infra=$infra
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gpgcheck=1
enabled=1
gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-CentOS-7

#additional packages that may be useful
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name=CentOS-$releasever - Extras
mirrorlist=http://mirrorlist.centos.org/?release=$releasever&arch=$basearch&repo=extras&infra=$infra
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gpgcheck=1
enabled=1
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gpgcheck=1
enabled=1
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to add, even switching to baseurl is no help.
followed:
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am i completely missing something trivial?

A: i was able to solve this. i had overlooked that openjdk was excluded in /etc/yum.conf
$ grep openjdk /etc/yum.conf
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CAR risks larger scale conflict if nothing is done: UN report
Deadly ethnic fighting in Central African Republic could descend into a much larger-scale conflict if nothing is done to disarm combatants and defuse tensions, a U.N. report said on Friday.
With a fifth of the population displaced since the mainly Muslim Seleka rebels ousted the president in 2013, provoking a backlash from Christian anti-balaka militias, U.N. peacekeepers are struggling to contain simmering violence.
The U.N. human rights working group on mercenaries and foreign fighters said it "strongly senses that the possibility of another armed conflict is likely, if foreign armed actors, along with local armed groups, are not effectively dismantled and suppressed."
National security forces are too weak to tackle armed groups and counter the spillover from conflicts in neighbouring countries, and U.N. military personnel, who number just over 10,000, have failed to convince locals that they can protect them, the report said.
Ugandan and U.S. forces pulled out earlier this year, declaring "success" against the Lord's Resistance Army, a regional militia notorious for two decades of abducting children to use as fighters and sex slaves.
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U.N. peacekeeping chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix said the U.N. mission in Central African Republic (MINUSCA) had to make changes and was "slightly" short of the necessary personnel.
"We have currently a troop ceiling which we think is slightly under what we would need," he said on Friday. MINUSCA's mandate authorises it to have 10,750 military personnel, a recent U.N. report said there were 10,098 on the ground.
"We are seeing a surge in … very negative and antagonistic messages to the effect that 'foreigners' should be eliminated, putting one ethnic or religious component of this country against the other," Lacroix told reporters in Geneva.
The working group report said the word "foreigners" was constantly used to label Muslims.
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Ten paces in each direction
What's Karl Giberson talking about?
He's saying gnu atheists are wrong to say that religious believers are stuck in the past and unable to change. Then he says there are some religious believers like that, but there are some clueless non-religious people, too. Then he says that some of the religious believers who refuse to accept scientific findings that they don't like are educated but just don't want to accept scientific findings for religious reasons.
Oh. So…how is that not what gnu atheists say? How does what Giberson says show that gnu atheists are wrong to say that? Here's how he explains believers' reasons for saying no thanks to parts of science:
Mohler is educated and does not hold this belief because of simple ignorance. He is well-read and informed on such things. But he's inclined, for widely accepted theological reasons, to get his science from the Bible.
Yes…that's the point. That's the kind of thing that makes religion not compatible with science – it's this business of being inclined, for theological reasons, to get your science from the bible, or the koran or the guru or the tv show about a medium. So how are we wrong?
Well because there are other believers, who don't do what Mohler does – at least not all of it. We're wrong not to agree that that means they have more in common with us than they have with Mohler. It could be otherwise, Giberson says. Mohler could think they have a lot in common, but he doesn't; and Coyne could think they have a lot in common, but he doesn't. Both of them reject the middle ground, and Giberson thinks this is naughty.
Why is it that people on middle ground always seem to be on the "other" team, when this seems far from obvious? In the recent election, by analogy, why were moderate Republicans vilified for being too much like Democrats? Has everyone in the country decided that there is only "us" and "them," so that "not us" equals "them"? Whether we agree with people in the middle or not, is there not value in acknowledging those who can make connections between disparate points of view?
But who says Giberson is the one who is in the middle? Who says the middle is midway between Albert Mohler and Jerry Coyne? Not I. There are lots of places one can locate the middle, and lots of ways one can locate oneself there and everyone else out on the two Poles of Error. In any case I think most gnu atheists aren't really very interested in all this political mapmaking. I don't care whether Mohler is more "extreme" than Giberson or Coyne is more "extreme" than Scott or Rosenau. I don't have to vote for any of them, nor do I have to campaign for any of them, so I can just judge them all on the merits, not where they fit on some Map of Difference-splitting.
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21 Responses to "Ten paces in each direction"
Neil Rickert
He seems to have trouble understanding why his "profound middle ground" gets no respect from the religious fundamentalists and no respect from the gnu atheists. Well, Karl, the answer is simple. Your "profound middle ground" is really only a shallow sandbar than can easily wash away. Biologos is irrelevant because it is too tepid to persuade anybody.
Perhaps Karl imagines that the gnu atheists have declared war on religion. However, history suggests to me that the war was started by religion, and started a long time ago.
Jessica Anderson
I was just thinking today that there needs to be some sort of scale – with visuals – of all these terms associated with who's more extreme, moderate, militant, gnu, accommodating, etc. to be able to proper classify oneself these days.
Perhaps it just depends on the specific issue at hand.
When it comes to the teaching of evolution in public schools I consider Christians such as, say, Ken Miller an ally. I'm not sure of Giberson's view on this issue, but if he's in favor of teaching evolution unsullied with superstitious baggage in public schools, then I would also consider him an ally in that battle.
When it comes to the issue of science and reason vs religion and superstition, I see Ken Miller, Giberson, and even non-believers such such as Scott, Rosenau, Moody, et al as being on opposing side of the argument, on the side of superstition, or accommodating superstition.
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I've put my take on Karl's position into pictorial form.
http://sneerreview.blogspot.com/2010/11/whining.html
jan frank
A quote from the article in question:
"Both Coyne and I are trying to get more people to believe in evolution."
I think the problem is fundamentally that Karl Giberson sees it all as a discussion as to whether religion A is better than religion B. Do you believe in an almighty god, or do you believe in evolution? Whereas I – and I think most atheists – feel that the argument should be between people who believe in something (god, or colonic irritation, or homeopathy, or whatever) and people who want to base their lives solely on things they know and feel they (or someone else) knows or will eventually know.
The quote reveals starkly the difference between a genuine atheist and somebody who wants to sit on the fence with feet dangling on both sides, with possible padding to the top of the fence supplied by people or organisations with loadsa dosh.
Ophelia Benson
I like your graphic, Sigmund. Heehee.
I like October, too. I had not seen this "Sneer Review" before!
From July 2009: the thoughts of Guy Framey.
http://sneerreview.blogspot.com/2009/07/new-accomodationists-claim-science-is.html
Well I had seen it before of course, it's the home of the world-famous "The Downfall of Unscientific America"…but I forgot.
If Karl Giberson wants to persuade more people that there is a doG then, as a scientist, he knows how to do it – provide the evidence and allow people to evaluate it. He doesn't do that because he can't. Methinks it is not Coyne or Mohler who feel threatened, they are both secure in their positions – the one fonded in science and rationality, the other in superstition and delibeate ignorance (and how can there be a middle ground there?). Giberson seems to be the one who feels threatened
> But they can both be threatened by accommodationists on the middle ground, who share some, but not all, of their beliefs.
There is no middleground. Accommodationists are utterly naive about religion. There are no liberal religions, only liberals with religion. It's compartmentalisation and loyalty only to which ever group you happen to be sitting with (in other words disloyalty), and the same applies to you quislings, you're disloyal and your position is contemptible.
Perhaps the worst kind of believer is the so-called moderate, the one that has no loyalty to his religion nor to his liberalism. She switches whenever it suits her, and picks and chooses which verses of whatever scripture sounds nice to liberals, but would agree with the other nasty scriptures when the time comes for it.
Accommodationists are a disgrace for attacking fellow atheists but do nothing to rid people of religion. Karpman called it the Drama Triangle, and Accommodationists are the drama queens of the religious world. Switching from Persecuter to Rescuer to Victim because they're confused, emotionally undeveloped and lack rationality.
Giberson seems to be the one who feels threatened
Which makes sense, because Giberson is the one who understands the need for evidence, but wants to believe in his evidence-free god anyway. As you say, Coyne and Mohler are both free from that problem, for opposite reasons; Giberson is the one who is stuck with it.
Just Al
But he's inclined, for widely accepted theological reasons, to get his science from the Bible.
Well, now, there's two distinct reasons right there why Giberson cannot claim to be useful, to me or any other critical-thinking person. The first: there is no science in the bible, at all. Nothing in the bible can possibly fit the definition of science, no matter how badly you mangle it. Mohler might want to believe in unsupported stories about creation found therein, but this can in no way be confused with science.
The second issue is the simple yet stupid fragment, "for widely accepted theological reasons." Who cares if they're widely accepted? I'm sorry, did we start deciding reality by voting? There's a very large number of people that think evolution takes place when one species morphs into another existing species in a couple of generations – that makes them right? Or does it merely make it not permissible to correct their deeply held beliefs because they're not alone?
I don't actually worry about sides, I just insist that real evidence trumps belief. Playing word games to excuse belief just means Giberson fails to meet that criteria.
Rossana Lhota
"Some of these Christians who prefer their planets young, like the Southern Baptist leader, Al Mohler, however, are not oblivious to the progress of science?
The above has to be the silliest line in Giberson's article (well, for me anyway). If you think the universe is young (about 6k years old) aren't you "oblivious to the progress of science" which tells us otherwise? Where is the "intellectually defensible space" he speaks of? And by what confounded logic can he claim that "both Mohler and [he] worship the same God" while living in different universes given that Giberson presumably accepts the "scientific progress" that tells us the universe is more likely 14 billion years old?
Finally, this: "Are we locked in a zero sum game where victory on one side automatically prescribes defeat on the other?" asks Giberson. Yes, because there's no proper equivalency between religion and science as subjects (or methods of inquiry into the "big questions") that would justify accommodation or bridge-building. Religion will "lose" because it can't even be admitted into the debate in the first place. How can it be sound to look for reasons to acknowledge unfounded/unfalsifiable ideas or propositions, except (as Victor Stenger might put it) to prove that religious claims of fact don't belong in the realm of scientific hypothesis-making to begin with? Yipes!
philosopher-animal
Just Al is correct – how can one claim there is science in the bible? One can claim one gets a world view from it (though, like with many things, the world's most influential piece of fiction has many such), but science? Ridiculous. And people want "accomodation" of that??
Locutus7
I'm guessing that many accommodationists have religious friends who complain about strident atheists, thus they feel motivated to placate their friends by attacking the "fundamentalists."
"Can't we all just get along?" No. You believers are members of the dominant cultural paradigm. We are your victims. So we cannot just get along.
I do think that Dawkins had it right.
When two diametrically opposed points of view are expressed, the truth does not necessarily lie in the middle. One side may simply be wrong.
Exactly. That line about theological reasons is exactly why gnus don't agree with accommodationists. Helpful of Giberson to provide it.
Tulse
The comic xkcd has a useful example of Gibersonian compromise in another domain:
http://xkcd.com/690/
James Sweet
In the recent election, by analogy, why were moderate Republicans vilified for being too much like Democrats?
Right, exactly. When the Republicans do poorly, they move to the right. When the Democrats do poorly, they move to the right. So you see, only by everyone moving to the right together can we achieve our goals.


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Q: Can I mix C and C++ IO? Intro
sync_with_stdio, which is enabled by default states that internally C and C++ use the same buffer for their streams. But there is no interoperability beyond that. I can't for example construct a basic_rdbuf from a FILE, I need to use basic_rdbuf::open.
What I'm trying to do
I'd like to use exceptions with IO but there's a problem. It's true that you can use strerror to get the error message, but that's way down the stack. C++ IO only has one exception (failure) and it only has one error code (io_errc::stream). There is no granularity, so catching an exception far away from where the error actually occurred is not very helpful.
Here's another problem. You can configure it to throw exceptions on failbit. But not all failbit errors are exceptions. Example:
try
{
  filestr.open(":^(");

  if (!(file >> input))
  {
      // error
  }
}
catch (ios_base::failure& e)
{
    cout << strerror(errno);
}

This groups "bad user input" with "file does not exist", which I think is bad design.
Ideally I'd like to have separation of concerns. Something like:
try
{
    auto file = std::fopen(...);

    if ( /* bad conditional */ )
       throw custom_exception_with_error_code(errno);
} catch (custom_exception_with_error_code& e)
{
    if (e.code() == some_error_code)
    {
        /* handle error */
    }
}

auto stream = std::some_something_that_accepts_file(file);

/* ... */

This is just a rough sketch. I'm working out the details.
The moral
I'd ideally like to not have to start writing bulky custom stream classes from scratch. I'm looking for a friendly built-in way to do this. Is it possible?
I'm also looking for advice on flaws with my approach.


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Synthetic Natural Gas bzw. Substitute Natural Gas (SNG) ist ein Erdgassubstitut, das zum großen Teil aus Methan besteht und auf der Basis von Kohle, vor allem Braunkohle, oder Propan, aber heute mittlerweile auch Wasserstoff über Synthesegas hergestellt wird. Um SNG ins Gasnetz einspeisen zu können, muss es in seiner Zusammensetzung und seinen Eigenschaften möglichst den Vorgaben entsprechen.

Biogas aus NaWaRo Biogasanlagen gehört nicht zu der Gruppe synthetischer Naturgase, weil es auf Basis eines natürlichen Prozesses entsteht.

Geschichte
Verfahren zur Herstellung von SNG aus Kohle wurden bereits 1902 entwickelt und während der Ölkrise in den 1970er Jahren zur Industriereife gebracht. Diese Anstrengung entstammte der Angst, dass erreichbare Quellen für Erdgas nicht für eine dauerhafte Versorgung der Industrienationen ausreichen könnten. Erdgas stellte zu diesem Zeitpunkt den Hauptteil der Rohstoffversorgung für die Energieerzeugung und sollte durch günstig verfügbare Kohle ersetzt werden. 1984 startete ein erstes Werk mit einer Tagesproduktion von 3,9 Mio. m3 SNG in North Dakota (Great Plains Synfuels Plant) die Produktion auf der Basis von Braunkohle. In dieser Anlage wird heute in 14 parallelen Vergasern SNG mit einer thermischen Leistung von je 150 MW produziert und methanisiert. Die Gesamtproduktion beträgt etwa 15 TWh/a. Weitere Anlagen wurden aufgrund der hohen Investitionskosten und neuer Funde von Erdgasquellen nicht aufgebaut.

Vorwiegend in der Entwicklung und Erprobung befindet sich die Erzeugung von SNG aus der Holzvergasung.

Durch die drohende Erdgasmangel-Lage, verursacht durch Liefereinschränkungen im Kontext des Russisch-Ukrainischen Kriegs, wird der Ersatz von Erdgas durch Gasgemische aus Propan/Luft oder Propan/Butan/Luft auf breiter Basis implementiert. SNG/Luft-Mischsysteme können ein Gas mit fast ähnlichen Eigenschaften wie Erdgas erzeugen, das dann in das bestehende Werks-Erdgas-Netz eingespeist wird, so dass die vorhandene Ausrüstung nicht modifiziert werden muss.

Technik
Synthetic Natural Gas auf der Basis von Braunkohle wird über eine Kohlevergasung und auf der Basis von Biomasse über eine Biomassevergasung zu Synthesegas produziert. In beiden Fällen wird das entstehende Synthesegas nach einer Reinigung von Partikeln, Kohlendioxidanteilen und Schwefel- und Chlorverbindungen einer anschließenden Methanisierung zugeführt. Es folgt im weitesten Sinne der Fischer-Tropsch-Synthese. Diese erfolgt exotherm und findet bei Temperaturen von 300 bis 450 °C und einem Druck zwischen einem und fünf bar in Anwesenheit eines geeigneten Katalysators statt. Dabei laufen die folgenden Reaktionen ab:

Das Verhältnis zwischen Wasserstoff und Kohlenmonoxid kann bereits beim Eintritt in die Methanisierungsphase stark schwanken, wodurch die Gefahr der Kohlenstoffbildung über die Boudouard-Gleichgewicht besteht, dem durch erhöhte Wasserdampfgehalte entgegengesteuert werden kann. Das resultierende Gasgemisch enthält bis zu 50 % Kohlendioxid und muss für die Nutzung als SNG durch Abtrennung von Wasserstoff und Kohlendioxid weiter aufbereitet werden.

SNG auf Basis von Propan und/oder Butan wird üblicherweise durch Flüssiggas-Verdampfung und anschließende Gas-Mischung mit komprimierter Luft erzeugt. Dabei wird zunächst das Flüssiggas durch ein oder mehrere Warmwasser-Wärmetauscher oder elektrisch beheizte Verdampfer-Anlagen in die Gasphase überführt. Nach der Mitteldruckreglelung erzeugt die Gas-/Luft-Mischanlage in angepasster Leistung das nach Wobbe-Index oder Heizwert eingestellte SNG und regelt das Gasgemisch auf den Werksnetz-Druck. Das typisches Propan-Luft-System besteht aus LKW-Entladestation, Flüssiggas-Lageranlage, Gas-Verdampfer, Transferpumpe, Propan-Luft-Gasmischer, Luftkompressor und Systemsteuerung. Angepasste Redundanzen erhöhen die Ausfallsicherheit. Prinzip und technischer Aufbau der Gasmischanlage bestimmen

 die Qualität der Gasmischung (von ±0,2 Vol.% beim Einsatz von Regelventilen bis ±5,0 Vol.% Genauigkeit beim Einsatz eines Proportionalregelventils),
 die Geschwindigkeit der SNG-Verfügbarkeit (Regelventile < 5 Sekunden; Proportionalregelventil > 10 Minuten),
 die Sicherheit (Differenzdrucküberwachung, Überwachung durch SIL-Sauerstoff-Analyse, Wobbe-Indikator).

Nutzung
Während Synthetic Natural Gas auf der Basis von Braunkohle in den USA bereits seit langer Zeit produziert und in das Erdgasnetz eingespeist wird, ist dies bei SNG aus Biomassevergasung bislang nicht der Fall. Hier existieren nur Demonstrationsanlagen wie bsp. in Güssing, wo das entstehende Synthesegas allerdings vor allem der direkten thermischen Nutzung zugeführt wird.

Aufbereitetes SNG muss ebenso wie aus Biogas gewonnenes Biomethan dem Erdgas weitestgehend entsprechen, um als Substitut genutzt werden zu können (siehe Biomethan#Nutzung). Das in North Dakota produzierte SNG hat folgende Zusammensetzung: 96,3 % Methan, 0,02 % Kohlenmonoxid, 1,38 % Wasserstoff, 1,1 % Stickstoff und Argon und 1,2 % Kohlendioxid.

Propan-Luft-Systeme werden derzeit überwiegend zur Vorsorge als Backup-Versorgung installiert. Bei Verfügbarkeit hat Erdgas in Preis und Verfügbarkeit Vorteile.

Speicherung von Wind- und Sonnenenergie im Erdgasnetz

Im Jahr 2010 veröffentlichte das Fraunhofer-Institut für Windenergie und Energiesystemtechnik (IWES) die Idee, die unregelmäßig anfallende Wind- und Sonnenenergie im Erdgasnetz mit Hilfe von SNG zu speichern. Dazu wird Wasserstoff auf elektrolytischem Wege erzeugt, der dann "in Verbindung mit CO2 (z. B. aus der Stromerzeugung mit fossilen Brennstoffen oder aus der Aufbereitung von Biogas) in einer Methanisierungseinheit zu SNG konvertiert und im Erdgasnetz gespeichert wird."

Im Jahr 2013 wurde eine Anlage mit sechs Megawatt Leistung in Betrieb genommen.

Umgangssprachlich wird auf diese Weise gewonnenes Gas als "Windgas" oder "Solargas" bezeichnet.

Einzelnachweise

Gas
Kohle
Biogenes Brenngas
Erdgaswirtschaft
Biokraftstoff

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Portsmouth man pleads guilty to heroin distribution and possession charges
By Amir Vera
A Portsmouth man pleaded guilty Wednesday to heroin distribution and possession charges.
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And today the mystery was unfolded of GOOGLE. Not far after I started using net, I got addicted to Google. The addiction is important to note. I always wondered the way Google works, and always thought it to be sort of "Magic". An "Academic Magic" which extensively uses search algorithms, and bigger complex optimisations, which only BIG PPL understands.
The "Magic" has turned out to be rather "Fun". Google is Funny and it does its Magic with Tricks and Only Tricks.
The big lecture Dr. Anurag Acharya(IIT Kharagpur'87 passout) gave today, was inspiring. He explained the methodology used in google. Thats too long, and I must write it down sometime else. Quite of things he still kept undisclosed (cause of copyrights), however, the overview he gave was good enough to open another GooGle.
However, I found a flaw in the search, which I did point out there. The flaw is Google does not really avoid efficiently pages generated by "Other Search Engines". For example, try Gary Jules Madworld mp3 and look for result belonging to mp3shits.com, the confusion shall be clear. Out of 25,000 pages, the void search page is ranked 3rd !
Dont think its an isolate pity example ! I have come across such instances many times, when I click on a result and what turns out to be a search page of some other search engine with no results either. I am sure even you have come across similar situation.
I am sure Google does use some heuristics to avoid these pages( and if it does not, then it must do it soon). There could be two reasons for such results. 1)Either these sites keep generating false search pages for the sake of being displayed in other search engines, even though they dont really have the product/relevant material to the search. 2) Its Fault of Google. Google never checked for such flaws.


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Macrodactylus vittipennis är en skalbaggsart som beskrevs av Moser 1919. Macrodactylus vittipennis ingår i släktet Macrodactylus och familjen Melolonthidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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"Everyone enjoys a bit of luxury, Miss Jones."
I grinned. "Keyword's a bit. Drowning in it? Not me."
Thorandryll nodded and smiled back. "Very well. Straight talk now, I believe the saying is."
"Okay." Holy crap, had I really convinced him to lay off?
"I am a power in this city. I have a duty to my people, and to those who name Santo Trueno home." He paused, watching my face. "I wish to see this city prosper, and that requires making alliances."
How refreshing was this? He was talking straight.
"As you noted, you are a power in this city as well. A growing power; one that discomfits certain groups."
"Okay."
"It would be beneficial to us both to be allied."
Like I didn't already have enough alliances to keep straight. "In what way?"
"Marriage would be the first option."
I blinked. Did he seriously just...not understand I wanted him to back off? "Option two?"
"Less optimal would be a declared alliance."
I felt my forehead wrinkling. I had declared alliance with the tigers, but was now an adopted clan member. Which meant I was a declared ally of the lions, because the clan was. For all intents, I was an ally of the vampires' Council now too, and possibly the gargoyles as well. "Why is that less optimal?"
"You've chosen allies that aren't acceptable to some of my people. They will wonder where your loyalty truly lies."
Oh, well... "That's easy. People. All the law-abiding and innocent. In fact, make that every living being in Santo Trueno who isn't up to no good."
Thorandryll raised his left eyebrow. "You consider this city yours?"
"I was born here, and have lived here all my life. Yeah, that makes it mine, as much as anyone's." Hell, I'd fought for it against demons, gods, vampires, and dark elves. "I'm not going to marry you to make all the other elves feel better."
"Then you'll agree to a declared alliance?"
"I need to talk to Terra first." I'd done way too much tripping into supe politics in the past year. "Because if I'm your ally, that makes the clan your ally too, and you've made it pretty clear you don't like shifters."
The prince frowned. "Logan has earned a modicum of my respect."
Good to hear, especially since he had a funny way of showing it. "That's nice to know."
"Discuss it with your people and inform me of your decision." He hesitated. "I must request a friendly appearance between us during the ball."
"I'll be nice," I said after swallowing a giggle. "Promise."
"Then let's move onto the matter that brought you here."
"Lady Celadine." Possibly my imagination, but I thought he flinched at her name. "She hired us to find a stolen object, a mirror she loaned to the museum."
"And you require my assistance in what way?"
"She wasn't exactly forthcoming with useful info. I wondered if you could shed any light on why someone might want to steal it."
He smiled, leaning back in his chair. "Anyone able to use magic is interested in acquiring objects of power. How they would use those depends on the object, and I can assure you that the mirror has proven to be remarkably uncooperative to those who have possessed it."
I frowned. "We were told it—he—has an attitude. Do you know how he ended up in the mirror? I mean, he was a person once, right?"
Thorandryll tilted his head to the left. "He was. The legend is that he was a human who angered a god, and thus, was stripped of his body, his soul imprisoned in the mirror."
"That's horrible." I shivered.
"Gods aren't above cruelty, Miss Jones. Hasn't that become clear to you yet?" He stared into my eyes, and I half-expected to have an attack of the hazies, but it didn't happen. "When they walk among us, we would all do well to remember their capacity for cruelty."
"I know. Do you have any idea who the second god was? With Cernunnos?"
Thorandryll shook his head. He hadn't been much help, if I discounted having my worries increased about having gods interested in me. "Okay, thanks."
"Would you stay for dinner?"
"Sorry, can't, but thanks for the offer. Bye." I stood up and teleported home.
With the dogs already fed, I only had my own stomach to worry about. Merriven appeared to watch me build a couple of ham and cheese sandwiches.
"Those look extremely unappetizing."
I ignored him, but he kept yapping while I ate, then followed me into the damn shower. He was still yapping when I finally fell asleep.
he insistent blare of my alarm clock opened my eyes and pulled a groan from my throat. With a swing of my arm, I smacked the clock, hitting the snooze button. "Argh."
Leglin chuffed. He hadn't had nightmares about being turned into a vampire by Merriven. I had, and they sucked. The screams and blood were still too vivid, and I discovered dried tears on my face when I rubbed my hand over it.
Roughly twenty minutes later, I was dressed and stretching on my front porch—how awesome was it to be able to say that? My porch?—while the dogs took care of their early morning bladders. Were early-morning jogs really necessary?
Mom had thought it a great idea, but she did yoga four days a week. Like me, she always had several somethings going on at all times, but her time management skills far surpassed mine. Weird, considering I'd tagged along and helped her practically from birth.
I finished stretching, slipped my MP3 player from the pocket of my windbreaker, and stuffed the earbuds into my ears before hitting the play button. "Come on, let's get this over with."
Squishy was the first to meet me at the bottom of the steps, her pink winter coat the only bright spot in the pre-dawn gloom. I shivered while bending to pet her little head. "It's fricking cold."
." Bone began walking toward the south side of our property. "
You'll warm up
He was right, but I said, "Remember, slow and easy first."
Run, run, run
." Squishy scurried to Speck, to herd him ahead of her. The black Chihuahua wasn't a fan of my new exercise efforts. He wore a black and red plaid coat, but trembled as though he were freezing to death.
My Pit Crew had laughed at the idea of wearing sweaters or coats. They didn't know I'd ordered them each a hoodie with their names on the backs.
I broke into a slow jog, the bigger dogs ahead, and the two little ones behind. A good PI didn't shirk on exercise the way I had been doing for the past several months. I'd even missed some self-defense classes. Of course, I hadn't exactly been lazy either, with my job being what it was. But a regular fitness regimen? Forget about it.
Nearly everyone I might face would be bigger and stronger. Probably faster too, but that didn't mean I shouldn't try to keep fit. Or that I should grow to rely on my psychic abilities too much, since I knew they weren't always available in some places.
At my slow pace, two songs had played by the time we reached the first back corner of my property. I was already beginning to huff and puff. Slowing to a walk along the back fence, I caught my breath, and couldn't keep from grinning. How cool was it that I'd found such a great place? The dogs spread out, leisurely sniffing the crunchy grass and glistening weeds. It was so cold, the dew had frozen on everything. It was beautiful, and it was all mine.
At the northwest corner, I turned east and began jogging again. Halfway to the front fence, the Chihuahuas began to complain they were tired. I sent them to the house, Diablo going with to make certain they made it.
He caught up with us a couple of minutes later, and at the front northeastern corner, I dropped back to a walk. "Okay, at the driveway, we sprint back to the house."
My legs were feeling the burn, so I wasn't looking forward to the sprint. But hey, at least I wasn't freezing anymore.
The distance from drive entrance to house was longer than I hoped I'd ever have to run from anyone or anything, especially full-out. That's why I was doing it. We reached the asphalt surface too soon for me, but I turned and took off running, trying to convince myself something was chasing me.
Diablo and Bone barked, shooting past. Leglin stayed beside me, adjusting his pace to do it. He wasn't running full out. Didn't have to, to keep up with me.
My heart was pounding triple time, my lungs were burning, and my legs felt ready to fall off. We reached the end of the driveway and I staggered to a stop, gulping air while bending at the waist, my hand pressed to the stitch stabbing me in my side.
More than a few minutes passed before I was able to straighten, and my entire body felt lead-filled. Pacing to cool off, I said, "Whoever said exercise makes you feel great is a raging idiot. I don't feel great. I feel like throwing up."
Diablo snickered from the front porch. "
I feel hungry
"Ugh." Sweat had plastered the tee I wore under the windbreaker to my skin. "Breakfast for you guys. I'm going to take a shower before mine."
he doorbell rang at nine AM, announcing my partner's arrival. When I answered the door, he held up a box of donuts. "They had your favorites."
"You're my bestest friend in the world right now."
Dane grinned. "I have the list Tabitha made too."
"Awesome." We retired to the dinette table—which I really needed to replace for something larger—for coffee and donuts, and to look over the list. He'd brought a work laptop and a few books from his shelves, so we set to work after devouring the donuts. There went my morning's exercise.
A few hours later, Dane sat back and stretched. "I thought I had a decent handle on all the pantheons. I do not. Especially when it comes to the elder gods."
"You're doing better than me. I have no handle at all, and I've met three gods." I stuck a bookmark into the book on Aztec gods I'd been scanning. "Maybe we should take a drive, see if Jo and David can help us out."
"With a lunch stop?"
"No pizza."
"Damn." He stood. "Chinese?"
I nodded. "That'll work. I have to let the dogs out first."
However, we didn't make it to the Blue Orb as planned, because Tanisha from the museum called to let us know she'd located the dust cloth that had covered the mirror. We went there to pick it up after we finished eating.
Once back outside, Dane shook the giant baggie. "Do you want to try it here?"
I waited for him to open it, and stuck my hand inside. The dust sheet held the remnants of air-conditioning chill. Merriven appeared on top of my car, leaning back to brace his hands, his pale face tilted up to the sun. Frickin' vampire.
Closing my eyes, I opened the doors to two rooms in my mental maze—psychometry and tracking—and waited, reveling a bit in how well I'd managed to follow Sal's suggestion about mental shielding.
We probably looked strange to the few people arriving or leaving the museum. Good thing none of them could see the sunning vampire, who chose to speak. "It won't work. I do believe your powers are waning. What a shame it will be, should you become just another boring human."
Teeth gritted, I concentrated harder. A damn vampiric delusion was not going to shred my self-confidence. After a few more minutes passed, Dane quietly asked, "Anything?"
"Not ye...wait." A thread unfurled, dark gray in color. I'd have to add it to my list, and hope to figure out what the new color stood for. I opened my eyes to find the thread stretching out in mid-air, which was freaky, since it went right through Dane's throat. "I have a trail."
"Yay." He closed the bag while I rushed around to the driver's side. A few seconds later, we were out of the museum parking lot and dodging through traffic. The thread continued to float at eye level, and I wondered if it indicated shadows. The ones involved in the mirror's disappearance had been kind of floaty.
Dane stayed quiet, texting on his phone. I'd never gotten into the habit of texting, but kind of envied him and Tabitha for having someone always there, just a text away.
Not that it was anyone's fault but mine. Logan would probably enjoy seeing texts from me, if I hadn't put him on hold.
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Key West historic commission nixes White House solar panels
Now comes the President of the United States (hereafter known as POTUS) before the Key West Historic Architecture Review Commission (hereafter known as HARC).
"May it please the commission," says POTUS, "Michele and I are eager to implement sustainable energy practices and we propose installing solar panels on the White House roof."
"Will they be visible from the street," asks an oh-so-earnest HARC member. Visibility of said offensive structure being HARC's primary concern and to devil with sustainable energy.
"Well, probably, a little bit," responds a flustered POTUS, who'd prepared his permit-request playbook thinking he'd explain the advantages of sustainable solar power.
"Page 28 Rule. Request denied. Next agenda item," says same oh-so earnest HARC member after a 7-zip commission vote.
In mid-August President Barack Obama announced that he was re-installing the White House solar panels. Originally installed by President Jimmy Carter and removed by President Ronald Reagan, the solar panels are once again going back on the White House roof. President George W. Bush used solar energy to heat the White House pool and power maintenance facilities.
So, there you go. Roof top solar panels on the (very) historic White House. I'm pretty sure, though, that Key West HARC folks would make an easy time of denying a White House permission. Might be able to see them from the street, ya know?
The Page 28 Rule in HARC's 96-page, architectural preservation "guidelines" is pretty clear:
"New solar collectors, scuttles and skylights should be flat mounted directly on the roof so that they do not destroy the roof line by protruding unduly on the surface of the roof and can only be placed in roof surfaces not visible from a public right of way."
One would think sunny Key West and solar energy would be best buddies. In Key West, where roof lines and sight lines are usually one and the same, Page 28 Rule limits who gets to install solar panels on historic district houses. A roof top flyover of the Old Town and Meadows neighborhoods shows a only handful of solar-paneled houses.
Two reasons: the wickedly prohibitive Rule 28 and a generally lackadaisical attitude toward "green" things (well, except money). Key West, liberal, eco-friendly stereotypes to the contrary, simply isn't all that committed to "green." Case in point: Its recycling rate at less than 10 percent is one of the worst in the country.
Solar energy, which should be a major player in Key West, needs some love. It'll take changing a community mindset and a lotta love from HARC. If POTUS and Company can put panels on the White House, surely Key West can handle the sight of a few rooftop collectors.
(Full disclosure: I have solar panels on my Meadows house. You can see them from the street if you stand up really tall on tiptoes on a ladder. Probably grandfathered in from heaven knows how many years ago. Hope they don't die, because HARC would likely frown on replacements.)
Linda Grist Cunningham is a veteran journalist and owner of KeyWestWatch Media, a project management and small business consulting company in Key West, FL.


Monday. Lights out just after nine-thirty to awaken at five, close my eyes and awaken again at six. Good. Up and out the door to walk to breakfast on what they're saying will be a nice day, the temperature fine, although the nose and eyes were acting up. Arrived before seven to find the restaurant open and customers inside.
The single pork chop, eggs over medium, country potatoes, toast, fruit cup and coffee for breakfast, finishing up by about a quarter to nine and walk back to the apartment taking a photograph here and there as is the habit. We do have our habits. Home for another selfie before heading up to the apartment to futz with yesterday's entry before posting. We won't say more.
Later. A walk up the way to take another picture at the apartment house/condominium construction project, more for feeling antsy that any other reason, back to the apartment and then out again somewhat later with a camera in the backpack to walk over to the lake and find nothing to keep me there, nothing to make me take the camera out of the backpack and so home, the sinus-upper palate ache putting the head in its usual bubble.
I've cut way back on the pain meds, taking a third of a dose with the other daily meds first thing in the morning, but said the hell with it and took a full dose when I returned to see if it would have an effect. It didn't or, if it did, I couldn't really tell if it was better for the pills or better because that's what it does on its own. I've set up my weekly daily pill container without any pain meds starting this Saturday. Lots of reasons not to take them if they don't have an effect.
Started a movie on the tablet I realized I'd seen before, an inkling of this when it started, remembering more as it got going. Not a bad movie, I'm more than half way through and still not clear on how it ends, but another demonstration of how the memory waivers as time stumbles on.
Evening. Watched Johan Falk – The End, the last episode of the Swedish series they've been running on Mondays starting at seven. Implausible story, but aren't they all? At least to me? Anymore?
To bed then not all that long after eight this time.


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Today, when you order "Comedy Mini Wallet", you'll instantly be emailed a Penguin Magic gift certificate. You can spend it on anything you like at Penguin, just like cash. Just complete your order as normal, and within seconds you'll get an email with your gift certificate.
This is not a magic trick as such but it is a wonderful gag and gets terrific reactions. I have mini driver's licence, credit cards and cash in it and tell people that I accidentally left my wallet in my jeans in the wash. I show them the wallet and it always gets a laugh and questions as to where I got the wallet from. I also make comments about only being able to purchase small sizes at Costco, small coffees at Starbucks, etc. The kicker is when I tell them that fortunately one thing didn't shrink and I pull out the rubber finger cot. Many people laugh so hard - it's great.
I have to admit this wallet is better quality than I expected. Sits in the opposite pocket of my regular wallet, and gets some good laughs and fun times. It's also good to keep a mini card in there, and Paul Harris's Improv Nightshades gimmick in.
I purchased a few of these for, not only myself, but my children as well who love them. The wallet is an exact replica of a man's leather wallet probably not much different from the one you are carrying right now. More importantly, it comes with instructions including the exact percentages to shrink your own personal driver's license, credit cards, library cards, checks, money, etc. to make it appear more authentic. This lends itself to some very funny comedy routines and lines. A good opener might be somethng like "I left my wallet in my pants pocket when my wife had my suit dry cleaned and look what happened!" or perhaps "My credit limit was reduced to $100!" or "This driver's license is now only good for compact cars and mini vans!" You are truly only limited by your imagination. Personally, I found it very practical as a lead or introduction to my borrowed bill to mismade or whatever else fits the theme. A real pleasure to own and perform with and comes highly recommended.


Ontario is moving forward with its plan to help lower auto insurance rates by requiring all insurance companies in the province to provide a discount for drivers who buy and install winter tires, starting January 1, 2016.
Today, Minister of Finance Charles Sousa was at Canadian Tire where he participated in a demonstration showcasing the benefits of using winter tires to enhance safety in winter driving conditions.
Over the last two years, the government has introduced a number of important and necessary reforms to Ontario's auto insurance system to reduce costs and lower the premiums of Ontario's more than 9.5 million drivers. In order to continue achieving rate reductions, the government outlined a series of further initiatives in the 2015 Budget, including bringing costs more in line with other provinces and providing Ontario consumers with more choice in purchasing auto insurance to suit their needs.
Protecting auto insurance consumers and ensuring affordable premiums is part of the government's plan to build Ontario up. The four-part plan includes investing in people's talents and skills, making the largest investment in public infrastructure in Ontario's history, creating a dynamic, innovative environment where business thrives and building a secure retirement savings plan.
Ontario's accident benefits coverage is the most generous among provinces with private marketplace systems.
Drivers with winter tires need to first contact their insurance company to determine the amount of the discount they offer and the documentation they require to verify use of winter tires.
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FDA panelists chide Merck, but ultimately back approval of C. diff drug
by Nick Paul Taylor |
Merck ($MRK) has emerged from an FDA expert panel meeting with a recommendation for approval of a monoclonal antibody designed to prevent the recurrence of Clostridium difficile infections. But the Big Pharma took some blows on the way to a 10-5 vote in its favor, with panelists criticizing it for the size of the Phase III program and other perceived shortcomings.
The drug, fully human monoclonal IgG1/kappa antibody bezlotoxumab, binds to and neutralizes C. difficile toxin B, a mechanism of action intended to prevent effects on the gut wall that can lead to abdominal pain and diarrhea. Merck tested the antibody, which it licensed from Medarex months before the biotech's takeover by Bristol-Myers Squibb ($BMY), in a two-trial Phase III program. The Phase III program met its primary endpoint of reduction in C. difficile recurrence as compared to placebo, but the data failed to satisfy all of the experts tasked with assessing the filing for the FDA.
Merck thinks the drug could prevent almost 50,000 infections with C. difficile a year. Given the size of the population addressed by bezlotoxumab, some of the panelists, including Antimicrobial Drugs Advisory Committee Chair Lindsey Baden, felt Merck should have tested it on more people. "This is not a rare disease," Baden said, according to BioWorld. Generating data in more subjects could have enabled Merck to answer questions the panel had about which patients are likely to respond best to bezlotoxumab, which Merck plans to market under the brand name Zinplava.
As it was, 5 of the panelists recommended against approving the product on the basis of the data available, while another panelist abstained. Many of the experts voting "no" still see a path forward for bezlotoxumab, while some of those in favor of approval have reservations about its use. The mixed response follows on from doubts raised by the FDA's own staff about the efficacy of the drug. The FDA took issue with the endpoint used in the trials, although Merck's reasoning for the decision placated enough of the panel to secure their backing. The final decision now rests with the FDA.
Whichever way the FDA leans, Merck and the rest of the world won't have to wait too long to find out. Bezlotoxumab has priority review status and, as such, the FDA is expected to make a decision by July 23. A positive decision would represent a small boost for Merck. As of late last year, the Thomson Reuters Cortellis database put the consensus forecast for 2020 global sales at $350 million.
- read the release
- here's BioWorld's take
- and Medscape's coverage (reg. req.)
Merck lines up for a quick approval with its C. diff therapy
One win, one loss in Merck's PhIII double header for C. diff
Clostridium difficile (C. diff) Merck
Nick Paul Taylor


My biggest concern going in was that the goal horn would blast (unfortunately, a relative rarity during this Canucks season) and the little one would freak out and force an early end to the evening. I had seen this play out earlier in the team's campaign, as a family sat in front of me. Before I could ask how old their baby was, a goal was scored; mom, dad and baby left their seats… and never returned.
We arrived a little late to the contest, thanks to a last minute poopy diaper and issues with our baby carrier, so as we checked in our stroller with guest services, the Canucks already tallied a goal. This was a good first test to see how Baby Sip would react and while she definitely noticed the horn and accompanying cheers, her little headphones helped in blocking out enough noise that she didn't react much at all.
As we waited for a break in action to take our seats, the Canucks scored again. This time we were closer to the action and still, Baby Sip seemed mostly unfazed. Six minutes into the game, the team added yet another tally and this was the true test, as fans celebrated all around us. Well, Baby Sip is a cool cucumber and while her eyes lit up, she never fussed once over the volume. In fact, she seemed to be taking in the whole experience, dazzled by the lights and probably wondering why sounds were muffled.
Of course, we always had a bottle at the ready if she started to squirm. Mrs. Sip finished the bottle we brought with us during the first period and I took over with a new bottle in the second frame. Then, Baby Sip fell asleep and stayed that way on me for the final half of the game, including through the Canucks sixth goal and eventual victory. All in all, a pretty uneventful first visit to Rogers Arena, from a baby perspective.
For others thinking of taking their baby to a Canucks game, there are a couple things you need to do: At any guest services kiosk, you can pick up a first game pin and certificate as keepsakes. I'm sure other teams have similar programs, so make sure you pick up whatever is available. It should also be noted that every staff member we encountered was very helpful and happy to see a baby attending their first event.
We have no concerns anymore with taking Baby Sip to future games. Of course, she could act completely different for round two, but as with the Canucks this season, we'll take the wins when they come!


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35 Disney Christmas Movies That Will Make Your Holiday Season Magical
While there are plenty of Christmas movies for kids to stream this year, Disney movies bring a special kind of magic to the holiday. Disney is known for inspiring joy throughout the year and helping families make memories that last a lifetime, whether it's via a trip to Disney World or enjoying Disney TV shows, books, toys, and more. It's no wonder that during the festive holiday season, children and adults alike turn to Disney to celebrate. If you can't actually spend the holiday with Mickey himself, having a Disney Christmas movie marathon is the next best thing. Luckily, there are several holiday Disney movies available you can stream either for free with a subscription, or that you can rent at an affordable price.
Plenty of Christmas movies can be found on Disney +, but even if you don't have a subscription to the company's premium streaming service you can also find holiday Disney films across Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon. Disney's holiday offerings range from animated films with characters you know and love, like Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas, to live action comedies like Home Alone and The Santa Clause. You can introduce some of the timeless classics to your kids too, like Miracle on 34th Street and Babes In Toyland, as well as romantic comedies for older kids like 12 Dates of Christmas. With so many movie options, you don't need to wait until Christmas to get into the holiday spirit. Cozy up with some family Christmas pajamas, and let these Disney movies fill you with yuletide cheer.
One Magic Christmas
In this 1985 movie, award-winning actress Mary Steenburger stars as a young mother who needs help getting into the Christmas spirit. Luckily, she has her 6-year-old daughter, and her very own guardian angel, there to offer her some heartwarming assistance.
Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas
Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas features Mickey, Minnie, and their friends reminiscing about their most memorable holiday moments together, complete with songs and lots of laughter.
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In The Christmas Star, a con man escapes prison due to his likeness to Santa. He ends up befriending two young children who believe in him, and ultimately teach him about the true meaning of Christmas.
Mickey's Christmas Carol
This animated feature is a great way to introduce little ones to Dickens' holiday tale. It retells the story you know with iconic Disney characters like Mickey and Minnie.
In this 2019 family comedy, Anna Kendrick stars as Santa's daughter Noelle. When her brother Nick disappears after being appointed to the role of Santa, she goes on a mission to bring him back before the start of Christmas.
The Santa Clause tells the story of Scott Calvin (Tim Allen) who inherits the role of Santa when the previous Saint Nick falls off his roof. The movie was such a hit in 1994 that it inspired two sequels, both of which are available for streaming when you finish the first movie.
Jake (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) is journeying home for the wrong reasons in this coming of age comedy. While he's originally racing back to get a sports car gifted by his father, his hijinks along the way will teach him what Christmas is really all about.
The Ultimate Christmas Present
If you grew up in the '90s, you might recognize this Disney Channel Original Movie from your childhood. It tells the story of two girls who develop a plan to cancel school by making it snow in Los Angeles, which quickly goes haywire.
In another retelling of the Charles Dickens story, Kermit the Frog stars alongside Michael Caine, who plays Ebenezer Scrooge. Muppet favorites such as Miss Piggy, Gonzo, and Fozzie Bear also make appearances throughout.
12 Dates Of Christmas
This romantic comedy tells the story of a woman (Amy Smart) set up on a blind date on Christmas Eve. When the date goes awry, she has to relive it over and over again, until she gets it right.
For a spookier take on the holiday, Tim Burton's classic stop motion animation film is a must watch. It tells the musical story of Jack Skellington, whose plan to spread the joy of Christmas goes seriously amiss.
Olaf's Frozen Adventure
Frozen is always appropriate for winter, but Olaf's Frozen Adventure is even more of a Christmas movie. When Anna and Elsa realize they have no holiday traditions, Olaf decides to save Christmas by finding some of their very own.
The first Home Alone movie quickly became a Christmas classic. Young Macaulay Culkin gives an endearing performance as Kevin, a boy whose family leaves without him for the holiday, and has to protect his home from a couple of con artists.
Pluto's Christmas Tree
For a holiday blast from the past, try Pluto's Christmas Tree. In this animated short from 1952, Mickey and Pluto chop down a tree that happens to be home to Chip 'n Dale.
The Mistletones
Rock out with Tia Mowry and Tori Spelling in The Mistletones. In the movie, a talented singer (Mowry) forms her own musical group to challenge her rivals on Christmas Eve.
This 2006 version of A Christmas Carol preserves a lot of Dickens' original dialogue. It also features an all star cast of voices including Jim Carrey, Robin Wright, Gary Oldman, and Colin Firth.
'Twas The Night
In this 2001 live action comedy, a 14-year old and his uncle (Bryan Cranston) decide to deliver the world's Christmas presents when Santa accidentally gets knocked out. As they have a little too much fun on their joy ride, the whole holiday is at stake.
Good Luck Charlie, It's Christmas!
In this "Good Luck Charlie" special, the Duncan family gets separated while traveling for the holidays. As they experience everything from hitchhiking to paintball games to reunite, they learn how being kind really is the key to Christmas.
Christmas meets fantasy in The Nutcracker and the Four Realms. It tells the story of young Clara and Phillip, who must enter a parallel universe in order to retrieve a magical key.
Miracle On 34th Street has been a Christmas classic since it debuted in 1947. It tells the story of a man named Kris Kringle who makes waves when hired as Macy's in-store Santa Claus.
Winnie The Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year
A Very Merry Pooh Year is replete with all the warmth and charm we've come to expect from this series. Whether or not your kids have read the books, watching Pooh celebrate Christmas and New Years with his friends is still a delight.
Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas
Beauty and the Beast fans will enjoy the holiday spin on these familiar characters. While Belle has fun getting into the Christmas spirit, the Beast and a pipe organ name Forte aren't easily persuaded by her decorating and festivities.
Santa Clause 2
Tim Allen returns as Santa in this sequel, and by this point he's been the man with the bag for a whole eight years. He faces two problems this time around: his son is on the naughty list, and he's expected to find a wife by Christmas Eve.
Richie Rich's Christmas Wish
The mega wealthy Richie Rich learns to appreciate what he has in Richie Rich's Christmas Wish. He's taught this lesson after making a wish he never existed, and then traveling to a parallel universe where his troublesome cousin is master of the house.
Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas
In this animated sequel, Santa Claus joins Mickey, Minnie, and their friends to learn about the true meaning of Christmas. The movie includes five animated shorts with scenes everywhere from ice skating rinks to the North Pole.
Santa Paws 2
This musical adventure features the adorable Santa Pups: Hope, Jingle, Charity, and Noble. When the Christmas spirit disappears, these playful dogs jump in to save the day.
In the final movie in the Santa Clause trilogy, Scott (Tim Allen) must fend off Jack Frost (Martin Short). Jack Frost plans to take over the North Pole, leaving Scott to join forces with his team of elves in order to stop him.
Mickey's Magical Christmas
When Mickey's friends get snowed in at his house, he treats them to a magical showcase of Christmas-time Disney characters. Performances include everyone from Donald Duck, to Jiminy Cricket, Cinderella, Aladdin, and more.
Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin) takes the Big Apple in Home Alone 2. This time, he tries to prevent the Sticky Bandits from robbing a toy store just before Christmas.
The Small One
This animated short from 1978 tells the story of a young Hebrew boy in ancient Israel. When he gives his donkey to a kind man named Joseph, he embodies the true spirit of Christmas.
Babes in Toyland was Disney's first live action musical, which debuted in 1961. It features a chase across magical and merry Toyland, after Mary's soon-to-be husband disappears.
The Search For Santa Paws
An unlikely duo comes to the rescue in Santa Paws. When Santa loses his memory, an orphan and a talking dog must join together to save Christmas.
Christina Milian leads in this movie about a woman who wishes for the perfect Christmas. With the help of a magical snowglobe, she lands in a place where everyday is Christmas, but her choices there quickly turn things amiss.
For a Christmas drama, try Three Days starring Kristin Davis and Tim Meadows. It tells the story of an angel who gives a literary agent another chance with his wife when she unexpectedly passes away before Christmas.
Home Alone 3 offers more Christmas hijinks when young Alex Pruitt becomes the target of a group of criminals searching for a top-secret computer chip. Luckily, Alex is way ahead of them.
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We don't choose instructors based on fame or popularity. We select them based on their ability to teach, so you can become a better dancer.
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We focus on teaching you technique and building blocks, not just combos. Strong foundations lead you toward improvement and success – the keys to confidence.
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My wife and I joined Dance Dojo to supplement the training we get at our local school. Having danced for three years, we are looking to make the jump to being more advanced dancers. One thing your site offers is an emphasis on musicality, which is crucial since most schools focus on moves and steps.
I've signed up because I was looking for an online course with proper structure and progression, and so far I've not been disappointed: the course looks great, extremely detailed, high quality and very useful tips. Most importantly, it highlights the building blocks. This helps a lot in the learning process as you understand why the moves are the way they are. It's a great complement to regular live classes.


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Milica Mandić (Beograd, 6 december 1991) is een Servisch taekwondoka.

Op de Europese Kampioenschappen in 2012 haalde ze zilver in de 67+kg-klasse.

In 2012 behaalde Mandić een gouden medaille op de Olympische zomerspelen in Londen in de +67kg-klasse. In 2016, in Rio de Janeiro, kwam ze tot de kwartfinale, en bleef ze buiten de medailles.
Op de Olympische Zomerspelen van 2020, die in 2021 in Tokio werden gehouden, pakte ze weer de gouden medaille.

Servisch olympisch kampioen
Servisch sporter