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The local number can be seen: Call Confucius at the number below and memorize some of his ancient wisdom. ... too fuzzy to read.
Wait, so the 1-800-CONFUCIUS was simply a lie? I knew that was too convenient a phone number to be true!
Come to think of it, there were no clueboxes in the episode. The billboard, the odd clue wall at the temple, the clue pouch, and the clue hander under the bridge.
When the filming crew are rehersal(?) on the day before the teams come, they have set a cluebox there. However, they just didn't like it and decided to put it on the drummer in red & yellow. Maybe the crew knew that there are some TAR fans in Taipei and didn't want us to notice that.
Oh good, so at least they haven't scrapped clueboxes for good! I was getting worries as I don't recall ever seeing a cluebox in any spoiler photos..
After they arrived in Taiwan, they went to XiMenDing by bus and MRT.
Actually most team spent a lot of time looking for the billboard in XiMenDing, maybe at least 30 minutes. There are many exits (6 or 7) at the XiMenDing station, so many teams didn't know where to go.
When I went to DaJia riverside park, Phil and the staff were shooting for the "dragon boat task". I can't believe I can see Phil in person!!!!!!
Wow you saw Phil filming a standup in person!
My friends and I were waiting for teams. Maybe we had waited more than 30 minutes after Phil left. Finally the first team showed up! We asked the taxi driver about some info and he said the Asian girl can understand a little bit Mandarin.
My friends and I left when the first team was heading to the pit stop.
What is this at the Mall in Taipei? Looks like the clues the other teams had to get there? They seem to be editing out RI clues this season.
Yes, peach revealed that all the teams had to go to this mall too but it was edited out.
Is that a pull a number? Seems too small for a clue...but great eye!
Well on Thursday the first episode will be on channel 7, but it says it's a 2hr episode?
Our greeter for Leg 1, Colonel Wang Huei-ming, chief of the management section of Martyrs Shrine.
Oh I wondered how he was connected!! Thanks Neobie!
First 2 were taken during set up; maybe they were still deciding?


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Wichita gym files lawsuit against Kansas
by: Hunter Funk
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – A Wichita gym owner said enough is enough. After filing a lawsuit against the state, he is seeking relief after the government shut his business down earlier this year.
Ryan Floyd has worked in the fitness industry for over a decade. He is the owner of Omega Bootcamps, Inc. He said the shutdown and restrictions have put him and other businesses in a bind and this lawsuit is his fighting chance.
"We're all suffering here," said Floyd.
Floyd said he's not just fighting for his business, but others in Kansas.
"You've seen other people in other states, other businesses in other states fight similar issues, but no one has fought it here in Kansas," he said.
Floyd's attorney Ryan Kriegshauser said this lawsuit is different from others. Some Kansas businesses are fighting for constitutional rights, but this lawsuit focuses on a Kansas statute in the Emergency Management Act.
When the governor issued an emergency declaration for a shutdown, Kriegshauser said the state should have been paying these businesses.
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"Our client basically had his business shut down, and it was shut down to cope with the COVID-19 disaster. And so we're asking for compensation for that shutdown," said Kriegshauser.
Kriegshauser said big businesses are receiving most of the CARES funding when local shops are being left out.
Floyd said he feels it is a strong case and hopes this is what will help small businesses get back on their feet.
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"We're going to follow the guidelines also within that same law that states that we'll be compensated for it," said Floyd.
"We're reviewing the lawsuit and have no comment at this time," the Kansas attorney general's office said.
The state will have 21 days to respond.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — On January 19, the day of the deadline for post-trial motions after Josh Duggar's conviction on two child pornography charges, his defense team filed documents with the court requesting a judgment of acquittal or a new trial.
The motion, signed by lead defense attorney Justin Gelfand, is over 75 pages long, including supporting documents. The defense asks for an acquittal pursuant to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 29(c), as well as alternatively asking for a new trial if that first motion is declined.
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — If you have a small business in Wichita, you could be eligible for a low-interest loan. The City of Wichita has expanded its PROPEL Small Business Loan Fund to the whole city. It was initially developed for and only available to minority-owned and women-owned firms and businesses in Wichita City Council District 1.
PROPEL stands for Providing Resources and Opportunities for Proprietors, Entrepreneurs and Lenders. The PROPEL fund offers low-interest, short-term loans. The original money for PROPEL came from a portion of District 1's proceeds from the sale of the Hyatt hotel in 2016.
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When it comes to content marketing research, there are a lot of tools at your disposal — so many that it can be overwhelming.
From keyword tools and question-and-answer sites to open discussion forums and backlink analyzers, there are tools designed to help you with every step of your content marketing research.
All research starts with keywords, so if you haven't already conducted thorough keyword research for your business, I recommend this as your very first step. The Google AdWords: Keyword Tool is one of the best free keyword tools available to marketers. This tool is tied directly into Google AdWords, and it uses approximate search frequency from Google (read: don't rely too heavily on this search frequency data).
This tool can tell you which keywords are searched more than others based on broad, exact or phrase match volumes, depending on your settings. You can also view local (U.S.) or global data, which is essential for some location-based businesses. Additional data includes local search trends and location and languages for international research.
Overall, the Google AdWords Keyword Tool is extremely useful for the optimization part of any content marketing campaign. It is imperative to optimize your compelling content, otherwise, it may not be found.
This is a great little site to help quickly generate ideas. All you need to do is enter a keyword phrase and Soovle will display keyword suggestions from up to 15 different websites. You are able to customize which sites are included, which can be useful depending on your niche. For example, Amazon and eBay are choices, so if you are in the ecommerce business, these choices make more sense for your research.
This tool is helpful for researching quickly across a number of platforms. You also have the ability to save searches, making it easy to see how keywords have performed over time. This tool provides a different keyword research perspective compared to the Google AdWords tool.
This next tool is similar to Soovle, but Ubersuggest alphabetizes the results – and that's a good thing, because the results are plentiful. Using Ubersuggest is easy: type a term in the search box, choose a language, choose where you would like your results from (the Web overall, or certain verticals like shopping or news) and click suggest. The tool takes your base search term, adds a letter or a number after it and brings back alphabetical keyword suggestions.
Ubersuggest allows you to add suggested keywords to your "basket," which is just a collection of the keywords you have selected. You are then able to export your basket as a text file or copy and paste it, so you may do further research.
Topix.com is a helpful resource for anyone looking for content ideas. Just enter a search term and the Topix engine will produce results that include news articles, forums, question-and-answer sites and blog posts that relate to your keyword.
The variety of search results allows you to find a vast amount of information from all over the world in just a few seconds. If you're looking for geo-specific results, Topix allows you to set a location to get local results, making this idea engine a content marketing research hotspot for local, national and global businesses.
Bottlenose is a relatively new tool which can be used to highlight trending articles and social commentary based on specific keywords. It's a social search engine and can really help you create news or hot topic-led content.
While Twitter, Facebook and other large social media networks are great for content marketing research, there is so much information available, it can become hard to digest. Bottlenose allows you to view social media information in a way that is more easily digestible.
Similar to Bottlenose, Spezify is also a social search engine – though it is less structured and more visually interesting. This tool creates a tapestry of related tweets, images, music etc. And not only does it look cool, it's also extremely useful.
Spezify offers a different way to take in the abundance of social information. For visual learners, there couldn't be a more effective tool. Also, the range of sites Spezify searches is across all industries and verticals, which makes it useful for a variety of different projects.
Question-and-answer sites can be a gold mine. Yahoo Answers is one of the biggest answer sites, getting millions of questions and answers. The way it works is pretty simple: people submit questions and the Yahoo Answers community answers them. When someone submits a question, the person has to categorize it by topic, which makes it easy to find and easy to answer.
Yahoo! developed a point system so other users rank answers and the "best" answers are given the most points. Users that accrue points have proven to be reputable and are granted certain privileges, such as the ability to ask, answer, vote, and rate more often.
Wouldn't we all like to know what questions our customers have about our products and services so we can answer them with our marketing? We can, through answer sites like Yahoo Answers and Quora.
This Q&A site is considered more high-end compared to Yahoo Answers. Quora is a continually improving and refining its collection of questions and answers. The questions and answers on Quora are reviewed, edited, flagged (useful or not) and organized by users. Like Yahoo Answers, the questions are categorized for easy browsing.
The creator of Quora has said the goal is to have each question page be the best available resource for someone who wants to know the answer to any particular question. Though Quora is only a few years old, this site is rapidly growing and the average caliber of answers is quite high. This site is a great resource for finding out what type of content could be useful to customers by learning what industry questions are frequently asked.
LinkedIn is best known as a B2B website connecting people. But did you know they have lots of great discussions going on too? There are thousands of industry groups on LinkedIn – truly something for everyone. In these groups, industry professionals discuss industry news, events, standards and more.
These group discussions can give insight into industry communities that may not be found elsewhere. By perusing these industry groups, you can see frequently asked questions, spot industry trends and identify sentiment towards products or services. As LinkedIn requires a LinkedIn account login for participation, discussions are full of high-quality content, as people are held accountable for their contributions.
One of my favorites is Google Discussions. It's not easy to find on the Google.com page, but if you perform a keyword search and click "More" on the left column, you will find "Discussions." This is a very easy way to find people discussing products or services specific to your industry.
A Google discussion search usually brings results from question-and-answer sites, review sites and more. By browsing these results, you can gain insight into consumers' thoughts, experiences and questions with products or services, making Google discussion search a valuable content marketing research tool. While you are there, you just might want to participate in the discussions!
The SEOmoz tool Open Site Explorer pulls the back link profile of websites, making it tremendously useful for content marketing research. By using the "Top Pages" tab and browsing a competitor's back links, you can see where they have been successful in content marketing.
Are lots of reputable websites linking to one certain piece of content? Are there lots of spammy sites linking to their landing pages? What blog post has the most back links? The answers to these questions can provide a look into your competitor's content marketing strategy, allowing you to fill in the gaps or piggy back off of what they have started. What is working for them could work for you – if you do it better.
Last but not least: talk to your employees. Interview the person in the warehouse, the delivery gal, accounting team, sales people, the help desk, and so on. Ask them what questions they are asked by your customers. You will discover all sorts of ideas. And believe me, if they are being asked in person, people are searching online for those answers, too.
This is where you come in. You need to provide the answers to these questions in your content in a compelling way. You must produce quality content that positions your brand as the expert in your industry – the company to trust – so consumers will choose you over your competition.
With these tools, almost anyone in any industry can generate hundreds of content ideas. Did I miss your favorite content marketing research tool or method? Or do you have any great examples of how you put one of these tools to use? Let me know in the comments below.


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The Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change (Stewart Stevenson): We have just consulted on the charging principles that we wish to see the Water Industry Commission for Scotland apply when determining caps for 2010 to 2014. An analysis of that consultation will be published in due course.
Andrew Welsh: Having personally raised the issue in parliamentary questions and in a members' business debate in the previous parliamentary session, I again stress to the minister the potentially devastating effects on churches, voluntary organisations and village halls if their exemption from water charges is removed. Given that the problem affects around 2,600 halls and volunteer organisations throughout Scotland, will he ensure that the continuation of the exemption is a priority in any review of water charges?
Stewart Stevenson: I recognise the member's long-standing support for churches, charities and voluntary organisations throughout Scotland. He can be sure that we will take careful note of the substantial number of approaches that we have had on the subject and the many consultation responses that we have received. I am conscious that, in changing how we assess the responsibilities of business organisations under the water charging regime, we must not unduly and unreasonably disadvantage other very important organisations in our communities.
The Presiding Officer (Alex Fergusson): I must press you for a question.
Des McNulty: I hope that the Government will respond in a similar way by extending the exemption and making it permanent.
Stewart Stevenson: I am happy this week to agree with Des McNulty's analysis, which I think is pretty much spot on. A range of opportunities is available for dealing with the matter in the context of water charging, but members should be assured that the importance of the issue to organisations throughout Scotland is recognised by all political parties in the Parliament.
Jim Tolson (Dunfermline West) (LD): Is the minister aware that my constituent the Rev Jock Stein currently has an e-petition before the Parliament on that very issue? Can the minister assure me that, when the e-petition is considered, account will be taken of the representations that have been made not just by members on a cross-party basis within the Parliament but by members of the public and by all sectors?
Stewart Stevenson: I congratulate the Rev Jock Stein on his efforts on behalf of churches and others on the issue of exemption from water charges. We will certainly take account of information that comes from that source.
John Scott (Ayr) (Con): As the minister will know, voluntary sector groups are concerned about the onerous conditions that require to be met before water and sewerage charge relief can be obtained under the current exemption scheme. Can he assure me that, as well considering whether the exemption should continue—I certainly believe that it should—the Government will also reconsider the burdensome conditions that currently exclude many charities and other organisations from the scheme?
Stewart Stevenson: I am aware that the present scheme has a number of inconsistencies and unexpected side effects. For example, when organisations move, they lose their right to an exemption. Those and other similar matters will be considered in our response to the consultation.
We are making arrangements for the public local inquiry. I hope to announce shortly a date for the pre-inquiry meeting, which will set the inquiry's timescale.
Alison McInnes: Does the minister agree that time is of the essence? The AWPR is crucial to the north-east's economic wellbeing. Will he not only assure me that he will announce the inquiry in the immediate future, but guarantee that when the reporter makes her or his recommendation, the Government will reach a conclusion promptly?
Stewart Stevenson: I agree that the project is essential for the north-east. It has one of the highest rates of return among transport projects—that sits at 5, whereas the figures for other projects are dramatically lower. In line with our objective of supporting economic progress, we will seek to make the fastest possible decision that is consistent with fairness to all parties.
Brian Adam (Aberdeen North) (SNP): Does the minister agree that the AWPR's northern leg is less contentious than other parts? Could the public local inquiry, on which I hope he will announce details in the near future, be structured to proceed in segments that would allow faster progress to be made on delivering the AWPR?
Stewart Stevenson: We acknowledge that different parts of the route are subject to different challenges from objectors. People have been on the ground to undertake preliminary work on the northern leg of the route. I am confident that, overall, we will make the necessary progress and be able to proceed with the whole plan. We will see what the objectors have to say to the inquiry and what conclusions the reporter reaches. There will be several ways to deal with the outcome when we know it.
Lewis Macdonald (Aberdeen Central) (Lab): How does the minister intend to fund the western peripheral route when final decisions on it have been taken? Will those details be made public before the public local inquiry?
Stewart Stevenson: The route will be funded with money. The issues that the public local inquiry will cover relate to objectors' interests. Funding is unlikely to be relevant to the inquiry.
Mike Rumbles (West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine) (LD): The First Minister has given a commitment to abide by the public local inquiry's recommendations, whatever they are. Will the minister confirm that that is still the Government's position?
Stewart Stevenson: It is unusual to reject the inquiry's findings, but the decision must be made by ministers, and of course ministers will make that decision. Parliament will be party to that. I am sure that we will make a decision that reflects the view of the 90-plus per cent of people in the north-east who want the road to be delivered as early as possible.
Mr Swinney announced details of the road equivalent tariff study during his visit to Stornoway on 13 August 2007. That announcement made it clear that we would carry out a study into RET in the context of ferry fares in Scotland and that the study would include a pilot exercise on one or more of the Western Isles to mainland routes.
I am pleased to say that we are able to include all the Western Isles to mainland routes in the pilot exercise as well as the Oban to Coll and Tiree service. Focusing on those routes initially will allow us to reach a view on the potential costs and benefits of the scheme and to take informed decisions on its potential impacts across other routes. Consideration will be given to the roll-out of RET across the Clyde and Hebrides and northern isles networks once the impact of RET has been evaluated.
The Presiding Officer: They would probably like a question as well, Mr McNulty.
The Presiding Officer: Can we have a question, please.
Des McNulty: Such a reduction would have delivered something for everyone. Why will the minister not deliver that?
Stewart Stevenson: Perhaps we can now clearly understand why Labour has no parliamentary representatives in the Western Isles.
The median wage in the Western Isles is £55 a week less than that in Shetland. The unemployment rate is twice that in the northern isles. Over the past 20 years there has been an 18 per cent reduction in the population of the Western Isles, but other island populations have experienced relative stability. If it is not clear to the member, we are delivering equity and fairness as well as delivering on a manifesto commitment. We have done the right thing by the people of the Western Isles.
The Presiding Officer: Can we have a question please, Mr McGrigor.
Jamie McGrigor: For 30 months after 19 October, only the people of the Western Isles, Coll and Tiree will benefit from lower fares. Does the minister think that that is equitable?
Stewart Stevenson: The member should revisit some of the information that he has provided and understand it more clearly. Every user, no matter where they reside—whether their journey is for business or pleasure or for the purposes of local education or health—who travels by ferry to and from the Western Isles will benefit from the £22.5 million that will be invested in the pilot over the 30-month period starting in October.
Labour's proposed 40 per cent cut was a narrow scheme that would have been limited to residents. The key difference between the two schemes is that our pilot will be a way of bringing new people to the islands and supporting the islands' economic potential—I have already given some numbers on the median salary in the Western Isles. It is clear that there is potential to be exploited.
From the pilot, we will draw conclusions in due course for the 69 ferry routes that operate throughout Scotland. We are leading the way but we're no finished the job.
The Presiding Officer: I have agreed to a request from Alasdair Allan to ask a supplementary question in Gaelic. Members will be relieved to know that he will also provide his own translation.
Alasdair Allan (Western Isles) (SNP): Chan eil mi a' tuigsinn càit a bheil comical Ali a' tighinn a-steach.
A dh'fhaighneachd do Riaghaltas na h-Alba dè seòrsa beannachdan eaconamach a thathar an dòchas gun tig dha na h-Eileanan an Iar agus gu Colla is Tiriodh nuair a thòisicheas sgeama pìolait RET air aiseagan anns an sgìre.
I am not sure where comical Ali fits into this.
What benefits does the Scottish Government expect to come to the Western Isles, Coll and Tiree when the RET pilot begins on ferry services in the area?
Stewart Stevenson: Tapadh leat. The member has homed in on the essential part of what we are trying to do. This is about economic development and equity. Primarily, we are creating an opportunity for tourism businesses and for the young people of the Western Isles to feel that they have a future there. We want to tackle the attrition of the islands' population, which has declined by 18 per cent in 20 years, and to give hope to the people of the Western Isles. I hope that Mr Allan will be able to convey that message to them powerfully. I believe that they will welcome it.
Transport Scotland has commissioned the consultants Atkins Ltd to investigate short and long-term improvement options for Sheriffhall. Short-term measures to optimise the performance of Sheriffhall roundabout without incurring the delay involved in publishing road orders, such as signal adjustment and localised improvements at the roundabout, are being considered. Depending on the nature of such measures, implementation will begin this summer.
Longer-term options that are identified as part of the feasibility study will be considered against other priorities in Transport Scotland's strategic transport projects review, which is under way and due to report in summer 2008.
The Presiding Officer: I believe that this question is about the Sheriffhall junction. The member should ask a question.
Rhona Brankin: If the Government will not set a timetable or provide funding for the Waverley line, will it at least do something for fed-up users of the Edinburgh city bypass, stop dithering and commit to a grade-separated junction to ease congestion at a traffic black spot that was recently judged to be one of the 10 most daunting junctions in the United Kingdom?
Stewart Stevenson: The member may not have had confidence in the strategic transport projects review that the previous Administration undertook, but I am sure that the SNP Administration will take community concerns very seriously, despite the member's loose and unhelpful language.
The Clyde fastlink project is being considered within the strategic transport projects review.
Pauline McNeill: Phase 1 of the Clyde fastlink would provide a vital link between Glasgow city centre and the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, which is a venue for the Commonwealth games in 2014, and which will be the location of the press and international broadcasting centre. For that reason, does the minister agree that the fastlink project should be supported financially within this spending review? Does he agree that this is not just about the Commonwealth games, but that the fastlink would be a vital link for people in my constituency who live along the north of the Clyde in new communities, and that it would link up two major hospitals, not to mention other important venues? When will money be made available for fastlink? When can we expect to hear when it will be available?
Stewart Stevenson: We are proceeding at best pace with the strategic transport projects review that we inherited from the previous Administration. We think that that is a sound way forward. We are making progress, and we have identified a series of clusters and corridors in which we are looking at transport needs.
I expect to undertake a series of engagements with communities throughout Scotland to discuss which particular needs we should reflect in the final outcomes. I expect that to happen over the summer recess.


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More data has been created in past 2 years than in the entire previous history of the human race. Technologies like apps, are underpinned and supported by data centres, which present a compelling investment opportunity for equities investors.
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Over the past 24 hours, many of us would have checked our iMessages, our weather app and our social media, tapped our Opal cards, used Paypal or online banking to make payments, ordered UberEats or watched Netflix.
More data has been created in past 2 years than in the entire previous history of the human race (source: AnalyticsWeek, March 2017). That we rely on technology is obvious. What may be less obvious however, is that technologies like these, are underpinned and supported by data centres, which present a compelling investment opportunity for equities investors.
A data centre is a large group of networked computer servers typically used by organisations to manage large amounts of data. We invest in Next DC, Australia's largest national independent operator of carrier neutral, energy efficient data centres for three reasons:
1. Growing market demand
Next DC's services are in demand because on premise hosting simply can't keep up with digital transformation.
Source: Next DC FY17 Results
2. Strong returns underpinned by cash flow from fully utilised existing facilities
In its last result, Next DC delivered an impressive 33% revenue growth and 77% increase in EBITDA. They have offered predictable and recurring operating cash flow underpinned by long term customer contracts and their growing data demands. This recurring operating cash flow allows Next DC to confidently reinvest capital in even more capacity given the growth in demand, and deliver shareholder returns for the foreseeable future significantly above its cost of capital, making it a very attractive investment proposition.
3. Attractive customer value proposition: Flexible and scalable IT spend
Next DC offers customers scalability and flexibility with respect to their IT spend. Typically customers face significant capital investment in in house solutions like maintaining servers on their premises, but by shifting this capital spend into a shared infrastructure environment like that provided by Next DC, they are able to flex that expenditure, from sunk capital expenditure, to operating expenditure that moves according to their daily requirements and needs.
The Next DC offering is also compelling to customers because it gives them access to a data ecosystem, which is a hub of interconnectivity, creating an ideal environment to connect to all suppliers and business partners in the one place, reducing costs and minimising latency while increasing level of integration. Cloud providers like Amazon's AWS and Microsoft's Azure prefer 'carrier neutral' data centres because their customers want connectivity choice. In practice this means that customers are not limited to only one telecommunication providers' services.
We currently hold exposure to Next DC in the both CFS Smaller Companies and CFS Mid Cap Funds, which invest in up and coming Australian companies. Investing in these funds (that target companies in the S&P/ASX MidCap50-300) can provide access to a less researched, high performing segment of the market that offers diversification relative to a broader equities exposure.
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"Someone's persistent gaze can be felt from the keyhole inside the machine."
Schadenfreude (O-05-76) is a mechanical, dark steel box with a keyhole in the front, with an eye of gray iris looking through, sometimes blinking or disappearing for a second. There are two lens at the front, one at the top left of the box and other to the bottom right.
NE-Boxes until the Abnormality is off-screen. This only includes the Abnormality, not the Containment Unit.
Unlike other Abnormalities, Schadenfreude will not move or attack while being out of screen, making it stop in the spot. If it was attacking with the saws, they will deal no damage and stop in the casting animation. Having it back in screen will make it to move or resume the attacks again.
"Work on Schadenfreude must proceed while the containment unit is out of the surveillance camera's sight."
"When watching Schadenfreude's containment unit for 5 seconds or more, Qliphoth Counter becomes reduced."
"Schadenfreude immediately stopped moving when it went out of the camera's sight. Take this into account when suppressing it."
"Low" "Common" "Common" "Common" "Common"
Unlocks the E.G.O. Gift 'Gaze'.
Unlocks the E.G.O. Suit 'Gaze'.
Unlocks the E.G.O. Weapon 'Gaze'.
"The eyes behind the door keeps gazing on its target. No one knows what it wants to see. "Additional R damage for a certain amount of time"
"The eyes behind the door keeps gazing on its target. No one knows what it wants to see.
At least there won't be an ambush while you equip this"
"When you zoom in on an employee wearing that armor, employee's defense and Justice will rise 10."
"A mechanical Abnormality that can walk on its own."
"Someone's persistent gaze can be felt from the keyhole inside the machine. Its eyes blink, but never closes. The purpose of the eye or what it is observing is unknown."
"After several experiments, it has been discovered that when there are one or more employees staring at the Abnormality, the condition becomes far worse."
An employee was sent in after covering their eyes with a thick, black cloth. The cloth must be made from a material that does not allow light to penetrate. Tests must be conducted to ensure that no light could penetrate through the cloth. After entering the Containment Facility of the Abnormality, they faced towards the direction of the Abnormality for 10 seconds. No reaction.
Similar to Experiment_D-002, another employee was sent with their eyes covered, but this time the cloth allows the employee some sight to discern forms. After entering the containment unit of the Abnormality, they stood toward the direction of the Abnormality for 10 seconds. After 5 seconds, the Abnormality aggressively approached the employee. Experiment halted.
This time no cloth, but instead a blind employee. No reaction for over 30 seconds.
*Please dispose of the experiment subject used in the D-004 experiment immediately."
:When training an employee who has never entered the Abnormality's containment unit before, it goes without saying but please make sure to tell them not to look at the Abnormality directly. If someone is stupid enough ask why not, please inform them of what happened to the employee, "Yumi" who didn't read the manual and stared directly at the Abnormality.
:Ah, the request before has been solved. "Yumi" who disappeared was found in her room. When we opened the door, every hole including the vent was covered with black tape. She also stabbed out her eyes with a pen. The delusional disorder seems to have been cured as well. She is no longer babbling nonsense. But I just don't understand why you would want to send a blind employee into the containment unit again. I don't know what kind of experiment D-004 is, but I don't think it will do much good..."
"The warning of, "Do not look at Schadenfreude" made lots of employees curious and has lead to many terrible incidents."
"When you feel a gaze upon you even when you're alone, it's already too late."
This Abnormality and The Burrowing Heaven are the first Abnormalities to use the screen as a condition for their abilities in this version.
This is also true for their E.G.O. Suit, which need the camera focused to give a buff to the suit.
Schadenfreude is a German word made that means pleasure, joy or self-satisfaction that comes from learning or witnessing the troubles, failures or humiliation of another.


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I've been looking for like a day and a half now and can't really find anything. Any help would be appreciated!

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Lieutenant-général Sir Wilbraham Oates Lennox VC, KCB ( - ) est un militaire britannique, récipiendaire anglais de la Croix de Victoria, la plus haute et la plus prestigieuse récompense de bravoure face à l'ennemi pouvant être décernée aux forces britanniques et du Commonwealth.

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Lennox a 24 ans et est lieutenant dans le Corps des Royal Engineers de l'armée britannique pendant la guerre de Crimée lorsque l'acte suivant a lieu pour lequel il reçoit la décoration.

Le  à Sébastopol, en Crimée, le lieutenant Lennox, avec un groupe de 100 hommes, s'est retranché dans des fosses à fusils qui venaient d'être capturées par l'ennemi. Malgré une exposition extrême aux attaques, ils ont réussi à repousser toutes les tentatives de les déloger pendant la nuit. Sa Croix de Victoria est exposée au Royal Engineers Museum de Chatham, dans le Kent.

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Lennox se marie deux fois. Il épouse Mary Harriet Harris et a deux enfants: Gerald Wilbraham Stuart Lennox, né le , et Lilian Emily Lennox, née le . Mme Lennox meurt peu après, le , et sa fille en bas âge meurt quelques jours plus tard, le .

Il se remarie avec Susan Hay Sinclair, une descendante des baronnets Sinclair-Lockhart. Ils ont cinq enfants.

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Récipiendaire de l'ordre du Médjidié
Chevalier commandeur de l'ordre du Bain
Général de l'armée de terre britannique
Décès en février 1897
Naissance en août 1830
Décès à 66 ans
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Matthew Jones, aka DMVU, is etching an indelible mark into the future of bass music. His productions drip with evocative and narrative environments that are at once exciting and new, yet familiar and contemplative. Perhaps that's why he's garnered support from Noisia and Boombox Cartel, toured with Yheti, recently made appearances on Dirt Monkey's Rise Of The Octopeel tour, co-headlined a run of dates with Of The Trees, and shared the stage with Tipper and Claude Von Stroke. Oh, and he just got off tour with Herobust. He's fresh off of a full length EP, "Moon Man", an official remix of Zed's Dead "KILL EM" and is releasing music with his writing partner under the moniker "Ghost Creek".
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Still, the trifecta is greater than the sum of its parts. As producers, each artist brings their individual strengths to the studio, where they tend to adopt complementary, but fluid roles (Apparition is the ideas man, Nostalgia is a master of refinement, and Johnny Foreplay is tasked to "research & development"). But Ternion Sound's true powers are revealed on the decks. As DJ's, the three are in their element performing together. They feed off each others' energy, and spit their fire back onto the dance floor. Every set from Ternion Sound is a surprise experience, even for the artists themselves. On the decks, they always improvise – and they aren't afraid to stray from the realm of 140. They recently celebrated their shared passion for dance music in all its renditions in their recent set at the prolific Minneapolis techno night Communion.
As DJs and producers, Ternion Sound's excitement for esoteric sounds and boundary-bending styles plays out as a subtle, but potent contagion – but don't expect this beast to back away from dubstep's tradition. The three are natural apostolates of "Moving people through sound, not hype": for both the Sub.mission Agency artists and their audience, Ternion Sound's Denver debut at The Black Box this June felt more like a homecoming. As the global dubstep scene evolves, the stateside spawn is already recognizable as its triple-faced leader, but beware: this fledgling beast has yet to reach its final form.
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Born in Southampton, United Kingdom, growing up in Baltimore, MD, USA but now based between Vancouver, British Columbia and Baltimore, Maryland, Joe Nice is universally recognized as the ambassador of the dubstep sound in North America and has been highly instrumental in the growth and success of dubstep and bass music for the past eighteen years. Essentially, he played dubstep before the genre had a name. He is North America's first and most respected dubstep DJ and is globally known as one of the most genuine and talented artists in the dubstep community..
He is the first American-based DJ to play on London pirate radio, Rinse FM, the first American-based DJ to play the legendary DMZ bi-monthly bash, and the first American-based DJ to play FWD>> @ Plastic People. In 2007, he was proudly selected as one of URB magazine's NEXT 100. In July 2011, Nice became a resident DJ at a new dubstep night in New York City, Reconstrvct. In May 2012, Joe transitioned his monthly radio show from Gourmetbeats.com to the award-winning SubFM, where his GourmetBeats radio show is heard on the second Tuesday of each month, 7 pm – 9 pm EST. On the 2015 edition of the dubstepforum.com awards, Joe received the most votes in the "Best DJ" and "Best Radio Show" categories. Also in 2015, Joe created his record label, GourmetBeats, which releases new music on vinyl and digital formats and features leading and upcoming worldwide dubstep production talent. In September 2019, GourmetBeats Radio celebrated 16 years of internet radio broadcasts. In November 2019, GourmetBeats released its 24th record with several more releases planned for 2020 and beyond.
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Google Glass and the law?
In the process of responding to a Tad Donaghe thread on Google+ regarding one aspect of Google Glass, I began wondering about the legal implications of Google Glass – specifically, regarding wiretapping.
While wiretapping itself is defined as getting information from a telephone line (remember them?), section 632 of the California Penal Code raised some questions that I, not a lawyer, could not really analyze meaningfully. Here is that portion of the California Penal Code.
632. (a) Every person who, intentionally and without the consent of all parties to a confidential communication, by means of any electronic amplifying or recording device, eavesdrops upon or records the confidential communication, whether the communication is carried on among the parties in the presence of one another or by means of a telegraph, telephone, or other device, except a radio, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500), or imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year, or in the state prison, or by both that fine and imprisonment. If the person has previously been convicted of a violation of this section or Section 631, 632.5, 632.6, 632.7, or 636, the person shall be punished by a fine not exceeding ten thousand dollars ($10,000), by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year, or in the state prison, or by both that fine and imprisonment.
(b) The term "person" includes an individual, business association, partnership, corporation, limited liability company, or other legal entity, and an individual acting or purporting to act for or on behalf of any government or subdivision thereof, whether federal, state, or local, but excludes an individual known by all parties to a confidential communication to be overhearing or recording the communication.
(c) The term "confidential communication" includes any communication carried on in circumstances as may reasonably indicate that any party to the communication desires it to be confined to the parties thereto, but excludes a communication made in a public gathering or in any legislative, judicial, executive or administrative proceeding open to the public, or in any other circumstance in which the parties to the communication may reasonably expect that the communication may be overheard or recorded.
(e) This section does not apply (1) to any public utility engaged in the business of providing communications services and facilities, or to the officers, employees or agents thereof, where the acts otherwise prohibited by this section are for the purpose of construction, maintenance, conduct or operation of the services and facilities of the public utility, or (2) to the use of any instrument, equipment, facility, or service furnished and used pursuant to the tariffs of a public utility, or (3) to any telephonic communication system used for communication exclusively within a state, county, city and county, or city correctional facility.
I realize that lawyers can quibble over the definition of "confidential communication" and "public gathering," and that companies can skirt this by selling (wink wink) "hearing aids." But this seems to be a case in which technology has outstripped the law.
Or maybe it hasn't. I personally do not believe in passing new laws when the old laws cover the situation in question. But perhaps in this case the old law needs a bit of clarification.
As noted above, I am not a lawyer. I wondered if anyone else had mused on a possible connection between Google Glass and California Penal Code section 632. It turns out that Edward Champion has done exactly that. In a March 14 list of "Thirty-Five Arguments Against Google Glass," Champion included argument number eighteen.
Oh, and if you were checking out Tad's thread, look at Arguments Six and Twenty-One.
Now it does not appear that Champion is a lawyer either, so his discussion of California Penal Code 632 may be as speculative as mine is. So we may not see the ramifications of this until someone – perhaps a Shotwell's Bar patron – takes a Google Glass-wearing person to court.
AR and associated technologies are going to be incredibly disruptive to society.
The end of privacy is the end of pretty much ALL privacy. The world will be a totally different place in 20 years.


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A DEPRAVED dad has been charged with killing his five infant children over the course of a decade in a cold case that "haunted" investigators for years.
Police revealed Paul Perez, already behind bars in California, is accused of killing the infants — none of them more than six-months-old — between 1992 and 2001.
Paul Perez was charged with killing five of his own children between 1992 and 2001Credit: AP:Associated Press
Perez was arrested at a state prison just days before he was expected to be released on unrelated charges.
In horrific circumstances, the remains of one the siblings — three-month-old Nikko Lee Perez — was discovered by a fishermen in March 2007.
Submerged in an irrigation canal northwest of Sacramento, Yolo County Sheriff's Office said the baby was "found in a sealed container and weighed down with heavy objects".
No information was discovered to further an investigation at the time, but in October, the infant was identified by DNA comparison.
An official confirmed: "It is now known that the baby boy was born on November 8 1996, in Fresno, California."
Once they had the DNA information, investigators discovered that Nikko had siblings.
Police said one of them, Kato Allen Perez, was born in 1992 and is "known to be deceased", while three other siblings are believed to have died.
District Attorney Jeff Reisig said the investigation had "uncovered a deeply disturbing, chilling case of infanticide".
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He added: "Today we are announcing charges against Paul Perez for the serial murder of five of his own children, all babies."
Ed Medrano, from the California Department of Justice, said the "allegations we are discussing today are senseless, evil and heartbreaking".
Officials said the investigation is ongoing, but declined to say if Perez had other children or if the victims were born to more than one mother.
The body of Nikko Lee Perez was found near woodlands in Yolo County, California in 2007Credit: AP:Associated Press
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Pyrrhic
For other uses, see Pyrrhic (disambiguation).
Metrical feet
Disyllables
˘ ˘
pyrrhus, dibrach
˘ ¯
iamb
¯ ˘
trochee, choree
¯ ¯
spondee
Trisyllables
˘ ˘ ˘
tribrach
¯ ˘ ˘
dactyl
˘ ¯ ˘
amphibrach
˘ ˘ ¯
anapaest, antidactylus
˘ ¯ ¯
bacchius
¯ ¯ ˘
antibacchius
¯ ˘ ¯
cretic, amphimacer
¯ ¯ ¯
molossus
See main article for tetrasyllables.
A pyrrhic (Greek: πυρρίχιος pyrrichios, from πυρρίχη pyrrichē) is a metrical foot used in formal poetry. It consists of two unaccented, short syllables.[1] It is also known as a dibrach.
Poetic use in English
Tennyson used pyrrhics and spondees quite frequently, for example, in In Memoriam:
When the blood creeps and the nerves prick.
"When the" and "and the" in the second line may be considered as pyrrhics (also analyzable as ionic meter).
Pyrrhics alone are not used to construct an entire poem due to the monotonous effect.[2] Poe observed that many experts rejected it from English metrics and concurred:
The pyrrhic is rightfully dismissed. Its existence in either ancient or modern rhythm is purely chimerical, and the insisting on so perplexing a nonentity as a foot of two short syllables, affords, perhaps, the best evidence of the gross irrationality and subservience to authority which characterise our Prosody.[3]
War dance
By extension, this rhythmic pattern apparently formed the basis of an identically named ancient Greek war dance. Proclus thought it was the same as the hyporcheme (hyporchēma), while Athenaeus distinguished them; this may have depended on whether song accompanied the dance. Citing Aristoxenus, Athenaeus said the pyrrhic is a Spartan dance for boys carrying spears to prepare for war, and noted the intense speed of the dance. In Plato's Laws, the dance is described as representing the offensive and defensive movements in battle. Other Greeks associated it with Dionysus.[4]
↑ Harry Rusche, A Handbook of Terms for Discussing Poetry, Emory University Department of English Last accessed 20 December 2006
↑ "Rhythm, Meter, and Scansion Made Easy," Riverdale School, Last accessed 20 December 2006
↑ Poe, "The Rationale of Verse"
↑ Thomas J. Mathiesen. "Pyrrhic". In L. Root, Deane. Grove Music Online. Oxford Music Online. Oxford University Press. (subscription required)


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The case for ethical debt arises from the gap between our stated values and our actions. I am by no means the first person to invoke the idea of a promissory note to address unfulfilled promises of justice. In theological education, that promise is made through a school's mission statement. When we fall short of our mission by borrowing from those community members with the least power, we incur ethical debt.
Susan Brooks Thistlethwaite, senior faculty member and President Emerita of Chicago Theological Seminary, issued a call to theological schools to recognize, name, and address their mounting ethical debt. For the purpose of institutional self-preservation, many schools of theology, she noted, attempt to address financial debt by outsourcing educational leadership to contingent faculty as a cost-saving measure. The result is a widespread labor practice that goes against the institutional missions of these very schools. James F. Keenan, SJ, the Canisius Professor of Theology at Boston College, also raised the issue of contingent faculty in his book University Ethics (Rowman and Littlefield, 2015) and in an article, "The Scandal of 'Contingent' Faculty." Both he and Thistlethwaite call institutions of higher learning to recognize what is due to their faculty as a matter of both justice and institutional integrity.
What do theological schools owe their adjunct faculty members? What does this promissory note include?
One step in addressing ethical debt in theological education is to understand and acknowledge the barriers to success faced by contingent faculty. The usual markers of professional success for faculty are teaching, scholarship, service. However, how can career success be recognized, yet alone achieved, absent adequate financial compensation and institutional standing?
Pay for contingent faculty, especially for those who are not unionized, is paltry—an average of less than $3000 per course. If a course is canceled due to low enrollment, only a token is paid as reimbursement for preparation time. This means that an adjunct would have to teach between 15 to 20 standard three-hour courses a year to earn the equivalent of a full-time salary—and still lack the basic benefits of health insurance, sick leave, and a retirement account, not to mention any guarantee of employment from year to year. Furthermore, contingent faculty face significant risk in choosing their pedagogy as well as gatekeeping in research.
In what sense can one claim a successful career without the accompanying validations of benefits, salary, and job security?
To compound the problem of participation in the scholarly community, contingent faculty find many avenues for funded research closed to them. Major fellowships and grants are often restricted to full-time faculty in accredited institutions of higher learning. Sabbatical grants are available, not to the contingent faculty in need of a salary, but only to the full-time faculty who are already drawing full compensation. When scholarly writing so often goes unpaid, the very opportunities that would afford contingent faculty additional sources of funding are closed-off.
To view these barriers to success as the problems of unfortunate individuals, however, is to ignore the systemic factors of inequity in scholarship and teaching.
This promissory note demands truth-telling about systemic injustices. The status of contingent faculty is often misunderstood—and, I believe, as does Thistlethwaite, deliberately misunderstood—as an individual problem.
Construing the issue as an individual's problem raises suspicions, invokes pity, and supposes inferiority. Why can't that scholar/teacher land or hold a tenure-track or tenured position? What life circumstances prevent her from finding a full-time position? What qualities does he lack? So often, adjuncts are considered less-than-equals among "regular" faculty—even when they outnumber those employed full-time.
Contingent faculty themselves get caught up in viewing their situation as an individual problem, too. It is tempting for me, as an adjunct, to feel a need to explain away my situation: I'm just looking for the right institutional fit; I can't relocate because of my spouse's job; I need flexibility in scheduling to take care of dependent children or parents; etc. Yet, all of these responses buy into a subtle form of victim-blaming, as if exploitive labor practices were somehow justified because of choices I have made.
Let us be clear. The structural inequality of the academic labor market is not a situation I or my contingent faculty colleagues caused ourselves. The situation of contingent faculty today is not an individual problem. It is a structural injustice and must be seen that way in order for there to be change.
We cannot explain away the unjust situation of contingent faculty as if their situation is "their own fault." If anything, their common "fault" is dedication to a career and calling despite institutional structures that devalue their time, talents, and efforts. Some might ask, "If the financial remuneration is so low, why don't contingent faculty just exercise their free choice by refusing to work?" This ill-formed question denies the honor owed contingent faculty for their sense of calling and dedication to this profession.
I stay because this is the profession I love. I love to teach and am good at it. I enjoy my students and become energized through classroom interactions. I learn best when I am teaching, and my students challenge me to learn more every day. In addition, I love to research and write. I enjoy the process of investigating and formulating new ideas. Scholarship is a creative outlet for my fertile imagination engaged theologically with the world around me. And not least, I believe that the humanities—including the study of religion—is a culturally valuable endeavor and that I contribute to a better society when I promote thoughtful, self-critical reflection on religious practices and traditions.
I am the contingent faculty member in your midst. If I'm still willing to teach for a pittance and conduct unpaid research rather than quit the profession, don't blame me. And don't deny me justice by dismissing this promissory note as somehow cancelled because of my dedication to the profession of teaching and scholarship.
Theological schools of all institutions should recognize this kind of dedication as an expression of vocation. A person's sense of call is not something to be taken advantage of but something to be valued as an honored contribution to the community under God.
My tenured faculty colleagues and the educational institutions that support them owe much to contingent faculty. Our institutions of theological education have signed a promissory note to the whole community to strive to live up to our mission, and we are in serious default on that promise.
The continued exploitation of contingent faculty is an ethically and theologically untenable position. Will you respond, as Keenan urged in University Ethics, in solidarity with the contingent faculty in your midst? Will you respond to Thistlethwaite's call to partnership and change? Will you acknowledge your debt to contingent faculty and begin repayment?


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THE HELLACOPTERS guitarist/vocalist Nicke Andersson (ex-ENTOMBED drummer) has posted the following message on the band's official web site:
"Dear recipients of the rock,
"I hope everyone is doing great and that 2004 has treated you good so far! I thought I'd let you know that there are no easychairs around here at camp Hellacopter even though we're not out on the road sweating it out for you at the moment. Yes, keeping busy we are. Here's some information about what I think YOU need to know:
"CLUB WILD KINGDOM: Carl Von Schewen (Wild Kingdom Records, founder of White Jazz Records), Henrik Walse (Hellacopter minister of art) and yours truly have a club together at Debaser in Stockholm. Once a month usually. On Tuesday, Feb. 10, next week it's time again. If you're around I strongly urge you to go. Why? Well not only do we, the hosts, play the BEST music around — THE RAMONES, THE KINKS, THE DICTATORS, CHEAP TRICK, THE NERVES, FLAMING GROOVIES, RASPBERRIES, S.L.F., THE DAMNED, MC5, DWIGHT TWILLEY, BIG STAR etc. — but we're immensely proud to brag about the house band — THE WILD KINGS!!! Featuring members of THE HELLACOPTERS, SATOR, THE TURPENTINES, THE REPUBLICANS and THÅSTRÖM. Last time they entertained us with prime interpretations of tunes by THE REAL KIDS, UNDERTONES, THE RUNAWAYS, BUZZCOCKS and more. Surprise guests chosen by the band will honor us with their presence. So it'll be better than good. It opens 8pm and closes 3am. Costs 80 kr to get in. See you there! Flyer!!
"DIAMOND DOGS, the bold boogie merchants from Sörmland, with both Boba and Strings in the line up have finished up their new album 'Black River Road' which will be released by Gazell Records in March. For more info: www.gazell.se and www.diamonddogs.info
"THUNDEREXPRESS is the name of Strings' new project and a 2-track single will be out soon on Razzia. A full-length album will follow. More info on that later.
" 'Cream Of The Crap Vol. 2' will be out soon. I know we've been saying that for a while now but this time it's true. I'm not gonna jinx it by telling you a date but it'll be out EXTREMELY soon.
"SOULMOVER is me and Scott Morgan (THE RATIONALS, SONIC'S RENDEZVOUS BAND, THE HYDROMATICS, POWERTRANE) getting together in March to record an album of good school soul/r'n'b. It'll be released on Wild Kingdom before the summer if all goes well.
"KURT-SUNES MED HELVETES HUNDARNA 7" will be out soon on Birdnest Records. What it is? I'm part of it but I don't have a clue. But do check out www.birdnest.se for more confusing info. I hear it's pretty good.
"In the middle of all this (and much more) songs are being written for THE HELLACOPTERS next album. There's more to be told but I have to go to bed. Be good to yourselves and I'll see y'all later!"


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