FILM || ellen has had leading and supporting roles in both shorts and features that have played in various film festivals throughout the us. she plays ashley on a new netflix series called thirteen reasons why premiering in march. you can also see her in the studio feature film taken 3 with liam neeson and forest whitaker. ellen played tiffany wong opposite veteran actor tzi ma [rush hour sequel] in an indie feature produced by the same team behind 'better luck tomorrow' and a crime reporter on stanley yung's latest feature film.
TELEVISION || ellen had a recurring part in the daytime soap opera 'days of our lives' and worked as a resident special ability ballerina on the hit tv show 'glee.' she has also had the privilege of playing killer ny nourn in nbc's crime docuseries 'dead of night,' victim michelle le in another nbc crime docuseries 'true crime with aphrodite jones,' and rachel lee of the infamous bling ring crew in the most-watched episode of 'tabloid.' ellen also shot a web series sponsored by toyota that aired on myx tv.
COMMERCIAL || ellen recently shot a target national commercial with garth brooks and several sony spots. she has shot a few mcdonald's commercials, two for the asian-american market, one for the french market and a national. she wrapped last year up with a budweiser commercial in st. louis for the china market, a pepsi commercial, a dairy queen commercial, a samsung s4 commercial with dog whisperer cesar millan, a sprint industrial, and best buy industrial. last year, ellen was in jc penney 's 'yours truly' commercial campaign for the new spring silk collection, a chevy commercial for the new spark minicar, a durex condom commercial for the china market, lux shampoo commercial for the china market, a purina commercial, a rohto eye drops commercial, an entertainment partners industrial, a malibu paradigm commercial, an anthem health insurance web commercial, apple's back-to-school web campaign for the asia market shot by team yu tsai, and a kay's jewellers commercial as a bridesmaid. she also had the privilege of working with rod stewart as his on camera wardrobe stylist in his christmas special on pbs, with director spike lee on an nba commercial starring magic johnson and chris paul as a waitress, and pro-wrestler rhonda rousey on an insurance commercial.
PRINT || in the past few months, ellen has been in print ads for the new moto x by motorola, polycom, hewlett packard, t-mobile, intel, and nvidia. earlier this year, ellen was in apple's back-to-school print campaign for the asia market, two print spreads for pnc bank, sony viao's new global campaign, another intel campaign for asia, and australian bank westpac's home page. she also works with a decent number of stock photographers throughout the year.
ellen is a member of sag-aftra. you can see some of her work in the 'portfolio' and 'reels' pages.
RECENT || ellen recently produced a web series for awesomeness tv. in the past, she has produced a series of regional commercials for pg&e. last year, she produced two commercials for north east medical services, a medical clinic in the bay area. she's also done a few music videos in the past year.
HISTORY || ellen produced her first short film a year after moving to los angeles, which starred jorge garcia of the popular television series 'lost.' she went on to produce a ucla graduate thesis political period piece before producing a romance short written and directed by ken cheng, who went on to become a staff writer for the hit show 'wilfred.' she worked as production coordinator on 'gaykeith,' the directorial debut of actress leslie hope [the mentalist, private practice, etc.] that did well at many festivals, and on the independent feature film tentative titled 'white on rice' starring fiona gubelmann, who played the lead actress opposite elijah wood on 'wilfred.' she then produced 'ktown cowboys,' an award-winning web series starring comedians danny cho, bobby lee and justin chon of the 'twilight' saga that premiered at the directors' guild of america. ellen produces commercials, music videos and web projects when presented with the opportunity.
she was invited to speak at the sag diversity panel 'shattering asian american stereotypes' with actress sandra oh ['grey's anatomy'], casting director julia kim, producer ken mok ['america's next top model'], james hong ['kung fu panda'] and others.


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Middlesbrough FC Transfer News
Middlesbrough summer target Yannick Bolasie returns to Everton after Aston Villa loan is scrapped
The winger was a target for Tony Pulis in the summer :: He made 21 appearances for Villa
Middlesbrough summer target Yannick Bolasie has returned to Everton after his Aston Villa loan deal was scrapped.
The 29-year-old was wanted by Tony Pulis in the summer window and travelled to Rockliffe for talks before instead opting for a move to Villa Park.
Steve Bruce signed the winger but lost his job soon after, with Dean Smith moving from Brentford to replace him.
Bolasie has featured heavily under Smith and has started nine of Villa's last 10 games in the league, but hasn't managed to hit top form.
Initial reports claimed it was Villa who scrapped the loan deal but Everton say the winger "exercised an option in his agreement" with the club.
Villa are said to have agreed to pay all of Bolasie's reported £70,000 a week wages when he was signed on what was supposed to be a season long loan deal.
Villa started well under Smith but are now without a win in five in all competitions and have slipped to 13th in the Championship table.
The Telegraph say Everton will now look to send Bolasie out on loan again for the second half of the season. The Toffees are struggling for form themselves but Marco Silva isn't short of wide attackers and Bolasie isn't thought to be part of his plans.
Yannick Bolasie explains why he decided to sign for Aston Villa
Pulis identified Bolasie as a target in the summer as he looked to add width and pace to his Boro ranks.
After Bolasie chose to move to Villa, the Boro boss said: "There were two or three clubs interested. He wanted to come up and have a look around, then he was going to go off to other clubs and have a look.
"I know the kid from when I was at Palace and there were no problems. He was very straight and honest with it."
Three managers agree on Marcus Tavernier's potential - but he's in the right place at Middlesbrough
Marcus TavernierLeeds United, Everton, Wolves and Leicester City have been linked with the in-form Boro midfielder

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I am a programmer, electronics engineer, and overall interested in Ham Radio. So add all those together and your mind starts to play fantasy land. I custom built the computer to fulfill several applications. I wanted something with 4 serial ports, something that will auto-shutdown and power up with ignition, of course be touch screen compatible, and have Bluetooth and internet capable. The serial ports are to control a couple of Ham Radios that I will be stashing around in the vehicle. Also, one port is for a GPS antenna that will be available for navigation. I have an application that I am writing specifically for Hams so this is also for experimenting.
The motherboard is a Jetway with a serial add-on board and a Bluetooth/Wireless combo card. The hard drive is a 256GB solid state drive and the case is a M350 Mini-ITX with a PicoPSU that controls the power.
In the dash behind the monitor is a Directed Electronics HD Radio with a mini 30W amp. The HD Radio is controlled by a MJS USB Interface.
The OS is Windows 8.1 (I had originally had Ubuntu and traded it out because of the software availability), and I am currently using RideRunner for the HD Radio interface. Since it has Windows 8.1, you can do anything like view pictures, play movies (of course not while driving, but will still work if someone in the back seat wanted to watch), MP3s, etc..
What is the reason for a carputer? For one big reason, I can drive around and the computer will connect to any open networks and give me internet in the car. If wanted, I could put a cellular modem in it to have constant internet is needed. It is capable of giving me the options to re-program any of my Ham Radios without having to take them out of the car or drag a laptop into the car. I have one Motorola that has the plug directly installed in the back of the radio so I can re-program it at anytime. I will also be hooking up a odb2 monitor.
I am also writing an applihoneyion that will sync any MP3s from my server to the carputer when internet is available. This way, I setup my music and playlists from anywhere and I receive them for the ride!
The options are limitless. As long as there is a need, the computer can do it. If you don't like a specific application, you can always change it for another. That is the nice thing about the carputer over a standard radio.
Price? The HD Radio cost $50 on ebay. The Amp cost about $30 new from Amazon. The computer itself probably ran about $500. I would say that if you don't want a hassle and want something super stable, then buying an all in one DVD/NAV system is the way to go. If you like adventure and are good with electronics and computers, then a carputer is the way to go hands down!
As for the knowledge needed to make a carputer, anyone can do it.. It is fun to learn, but there are many things that you have to understand. For example, the power supply needed to be hooked up just right and jumpers needed to be set to get things to work. The cables needed to be routed from under the seat to the console through the floor. All serial cables and usb cables, audio and VGA cables needed to be run through the floor mats also.. There is a lot of planning, like how long the cables need to be, how to connect everything, how the audio will work, what adapters might be needed; ie. what other electronics will be needed to make everything work. So it is complex, and could take time.. But fun and exciting when things work!
At the moment, I am going to be adding a Raspberry Pi to the mix. I will be adding a KVM switch and will be able to switch between the two computers!


Sydney mini!! j1sys p2's brand new for sale!!!!
Discussion in 'The Family Room' started by Benslights, May 26, 2013.
Hi Guys in the package Ed from J1sys has sent me he has 3 x p2-2 pixel controllers for sale.
so please email me if you would like one and can pick up from the Sydney mini.
i would hurry as i had 6 but 3 have already been sold.


In response to the Care Quality Commission's (CQC) recent report into the United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust (ULHT), Karl McCartney JP MP, Member of Parliament for the City of Lincoln, said: "My Constituents and I, and I am sure my fellow Members of Parliament across Lincolnshire will all be disappointed and concerned by the outcome of the Care Quality Commission's (CQC) recent report into the United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust (ULHT). Whilst it is reassuring that in a number of areas such as surgery and the culture of caring that our County Hospital is rated as good, the issues surrounding Accident & Emergency particularly, show real challenges still remain. Increasing demand on the health service allied with short and longterm staff shortages is a particular challenge that we need to find solutions for, urgently.
"I am constantly in contact with the management at the hospital, including speaking often to the Chief Executive and the Chairman yesterday about matters contained in detail within this report. I am reassured that the NHS Trust has already been acting on the concerns raised by the CQC for some time so no time has been lost. The fact there will be extra support from the NHS at a national level is most welcome, however, we also need practical answers at that level regarding the staff shortage issue, which is likely to be somewhat out of the control of the Trust itself.


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Brent Bilodeau
Brent Bilodeau (b. March 27th 1973 in Clyde, Alberta, Canada) is a retired professional defenseman.
First pick of the Montreal Canadiens in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft (17th overall), the Seattle Thunderbirds and Swift Current Broncos alumni failed to reach the NHL level and became a career minor-leaguer, playing in the American Hockey League for the Fredericton Canadiens, St. John Flames and Hershey Bears, the International Hockey League for the San Francisco Spiders, San Antonio Dragons, Las Vegas Thunder and Kansas City Blades; he also played six seasons in the ECHL with the Johnstown Chiefs, prior to retiring from play in 2005.
In 2005-06, Bilodeau turned to coaching, becoming assistant-coach of the Las Vegas Wranglers of the ECHL.
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BREAKING: Every other movie in the universe found dead in Miami. Shot to death by Officer Mike Lowery because he just can't stop shooting people.
Good morning. My name is Diego Crespo. I am here to preach the good word of Bad Boys. The first film is a genuinely solid buddy cop action movie. remember those? We stopped making those. Especially in light of how common police brutality is nowadays. Sorry to bring the mood down but it's important to distance ourselves from reality when we approach the Bad Boys franchise at this point. And if you can't, hey, you're not wrong to do so. Reality sucks. But if you manage to do so, like myself, please follow the white cocaine rabbit down the cocaine hole to experience pure distilled mayhem.
For those that don't understand, Bad Boys 2 is the most American cinematic experience of the 2000s. It's a vile, disgusting, hateful film that feels like Michael Bay's 9/11 fanfiction about going to invade a foreign country where Guantanamo Bay is a refuge of safe haven after blowing up a bunch of villainous drug dealers. That's somehow not even the craziest part. It's avant-garde in its approach, accidentally, and its five copies are the material items I am most proud to own. You cannot approach it as a "real" film because it isn't. Bad Boys 2 is Michael Bay ripping open your skull, planting the American flag in your frontal lobe and doing a line of MDMA while firing two machine guns into the air as fireworks go off in the sky behind him. It's honestly incredible. But you cannot replicate that vortex of chaotic evil. No, instead we need to bring the bad boys back down to planet earth. We need to see the bad boys… become old boys.
Bad Men doesn't have the same ring to it, but the vibe seems to be a more grounded entry (he wrote as he watched the trailer bit where Will Smith jumps onto a helicopter while explosions go off behind him). I welcome the approach to "real movie" territory, as without Michael Bay you might as well take it seriously. I still mourn the lost Joe Carnahan Bad Boys (if anybody out there has that draft, my dms are open) but the look of the film feels appropriate. Hey, that's what happens when you bring on the DP of Revenge (which is a great film). I look forward to the cinematic event of the century and I hope all the new cop recruits they clearly have to team up with die horribly. That's not even an indictment of the actors, all people who I am a fan of! If they're carried over from the Carnahan draft, it just feels like his creative wheelhouse would be to kill them all off as a misdirection on that "legacy sequel" stuff the writer has been critical of. Now let's sit back and watch the trailer another hundred million times.


After a shaky start to the 2014/15 season, Latics finished August with an impressive away victory against Doncaster Rovers, and that win brought confidence amongst the players.
However, at the start of the month, Latics lost striker Jonson Clarke-Harris who joined Championship side Rotherham United but Dominic Poleon was quickly brought in to bolster the attack.
Following the victory over Doncaster, the first round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy followed on the Tuesday night as Latics entertained Bradford City.
In what turned out to be a tight affair, it finished with a fairytale ending for a young striker who bagged his first goal for the club.
Jordan Bove, who saw red in the same competition the previous season, smashed home the winning goal in the 88th minute of the game to seal Latics' progression through to the second round of the competition.
Latics were on a roll and looked to continue their winning streak as Fleetwood Town rocked up to SportsDirect.com Park.
The game marked Dominic Poleon's first game in an Oldham Athletic shirt and he made an instant impact, crossing the ball into Danny Philliskirk who was fouled in the penalty area.
Jonathan Forte stepped up and fired his fifth goal of the season to make it three wins from three and propel Latics into the top half of the Sky Bet League One table.
A third home game followed against Gillingham and as much as Latics pressed and pressed, they could not break through the resolute Gills defence.
Goalkeeper Paul Rachubka was forced into action late on in the game to preserve Latics a point and take the unbeaten run to four games.
With the momentum starting to pick up, Latics travelled to in-form Swindon Town on a cold Tuesday night looking to stretch their unbeaten run to five games.
James Dayton struck one of the goals of the season, eventually finishing second in the overall competition, to put Latics ahead before Jonathan Obika equalised three minutes later.
Andy Williams thought he had won the game for Swindon in the last ten minutes of the game before Amari Morgan-Smith scored his first goal for Latics to equalise.
Latics were then back on the road to Nottingham as they faced Notts County who were flying high in the table at the time.
The game marked Conor Wilkinson's first start for the club and he felt he was fouled in the opening eight minutes of the game but the referee booked the striker for diving.
In a game Latics controlled, they just could not find the breakthrough.
Danny Philliskirk and Conor Wilkinson had Athletic's best chances of the game but they were met by an in-form Roy Carroll who kept them out.
The goalless draw meant Latics' unbeaten run continued and it stood at six games.
No highlights available for this game but watch what else happened in September.
The final game of the month was a home clash with Scunthorpe United, who had struggled to adapt to League One football.
After falling behind to Andrew Boyce's early headed finish, Latics equalised through top goalscorer Jonathan Forte who slotted into the bottom corner from the edge of the box.
Rory Fallon then gave the Iron the lead before the half time break and Latics knew they had to score two goals for victory, something which they hadn't done at home since the 5-4 victory over Peterborough United in January 2014.
Danny Philliskirk delivered the goods, notching his first two goals of the season to win the game for Latics and put them within touching distance of the Sky Bet League One play off places.
Latics finished the month unbeaten and manager Lee Johnson was shortlisted for the Manager of the Month award but he lost out to Bristol City manager Steve Cotterill.


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NextWeekly GEOINT Community News
GEOINT 2016 Sneak Peek
IC leaders preview GEOINT 2016 Symposium goals
Kristin Quinn	on April 11, 2016
In April, three Intelligence Community leaders shared their plans for the GEOINT 2016 Symposium at USGIF's GEOINT 2016 Sneak Peek event in McLean, Va. The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency's (NGA) Sue Gordon, deputy director, and Mike Geggus, industry innovation advocate, discussed the agency's plans to send 200 intelligence officers to the Symposium. Terry Busch, chief of the Defense Intelligence Agency's (DIA) integrated analysis and methodologies division, discussed DIA's modernization efforts.
Busch, who is in charge of DIA's big data strategy, said foundational intelligence modernization is one of the agency's top priorities.
"We figured out a long time ago, if you get everything to geo, data starts fusing really, really well," Busch said, adding that about 85 percent of the world's data has some geographic attribute or quality.
Busch said DIA hopes to leverage the knowledge of USGIF as the GEOINT Community's professional society to seek solutions for foundational intelligence modernization at GEOINT 2016.
"We know what foundational is, that's well defined," Busch said. "What we don't know is how we get [to modernization]. … We're trying to dial in this answer, it's great to have this forum and [the symposium] to go and do this. We want to have that dialogue."
Gordon said 200 intelligence officers from across all NGA directorates would attend GEOINT 2016. Each officer attending had "to prove that they had something they wanted to accomplish with you," Gordon told the audience. "Something they wanted to learn, to know, to advance."
Geggus described the GEOINT 2016 theme of The GEOINT Revolution as fitting as industry grows, extends, and scales so fast it can be difficult for government to keep up. He said NGA's engagement strategy for the 200 officers would be collective learning—to get the government personnel to shift their concept of industry partnerships from an exchange of goods and services to an exchange of ideas and perspectives.
"The benefit is for those folks to come back and help change perspective and help us reshape how we move our enterprise forward," Geggus said. "We have this auspicious goal to take these 200 officers and bring them together as a collective. Part of that is through technology. The idea is to assign each officer two industry partners to engage with, to go learn, and then share and report back to the group. The idea is to get full coverage of the event."
Gordon said NGA Director Robert Cardillo intends in his GEOINT 2016 keynote address to grade NGA on how the agency has performed against the strategy he presented at GEOINT 2015. Cardillo is scheduled to speak Monday at 11:30 a.m. in the Osceola ballroom.
"He's going to tell the good, the bad, and the ugly," Gordon said. "We think there's more good than any of the other two, but he'll be pretty candid about where we've done well and where there's still work to do."
Gordon said she intends to engage with industry and other partners at the Symposium to seek new ideas and solutions in the following areas: acquisition, GEOINT services, cloud migration, analytic modernization, and more.
Busch will speak at the Government Pavilion Stage in the exhibit hall at 2:30 p.m. Monday. Gordon and Geggus will present from the Government Pavilion Stage alongside NGA's Nicole Pierce and Karyn Hayes-Ryan at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Pictured from left to right: Mike Geggus, Sue Gordon, and Terry Busch.
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Providing Defense Solutions Worldwide
Israel-based Rafael Advanced Defense Systems exhibited at the GEOINT Symposium for the first time
Woolpert: A New Paradigm
Q&A with National Security Project Manager Tim Hale
NGA Mobile Apps
In collaboration with industry partners, NGA offers apps to the public
Posted by	Kristin Quinn
Emilio Mateo: Mapping the World
The Insight Economy
The Necessity of GPUs


RailClamps are ultra low capacitance TVS arrays designed to protect high speed data interfaces. This series has been specifically designed to protect sensitive components which are connected to high-speed data and transmission lines from overvoltage caused by ESD (electrostatic discharge), CDE (Cable Discharge Events), and EFT (electrical fast transients).
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New HIV data released today by Public Health England marks a turning point in the UK's efforts to combat HIV. The findings in the report Towards Elimination of HIV transmission, AIDS and HIV-related deaths in the UK confirm that the reduction in the number of new HIV diagnoses observed in 2016 represents a breakthrough in our ability to prevent new infections.
For the first time since the beginning of the UK epidemic, the number of HIV diagnoses in gay and bisexual men has fallen. Overall, the 5,164 HIV diagnoses in 2016 represent an 18% decline on the 6,286 diagnoses in 2015. Among gay and bisexual men the decline was even steeper, with a decrease of 21% to 2,810 in 2016 from a high of 3,570 in 2015. The decline in new HIV diagnoses in gay and bisexual men is particularly apparent in London, where diagnoses decreased by 29%.
The findings were welcomed by HIV activists and healthcare providers, including NAT (National AIDS Trust), NAM, the British HIV Association (BHIVA) and the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH).
For the first time, the overall mortality rate of people with diagnosed HIV aged 15-59 years who were diagnosed promptly was comparable to that of the general population of the same age-group.
PHE report that with progressive strengthening of combination prevention (including condom use, expanded HIV testing, prompt treatment and availability of PrEP), HIV transmission AIDS and HIV-related deaths could be eliminated in the UK. However, the recent encouraging changes are dependent upon sustained prevention efforts.
The UNAIDS 90-90-90 targets were achieved in in London in 2016 for the first time, with 90% of Londoners living with HIV infection diagnosed, 97% of those people diagnosed receiving treatment and 97% of people receiving treatment being virally suppressed to the point where they cannot transmit the virus to sexual partners. The equivalent figures for the whole of England were 88%, 96% and 97% respectively.
Although much of the data in the PHE report is encouraging, the number and proportion of diagnoses made at a late stage of HIV infection remain high, particularly among heterosexual men and women. People diagnosed late remain at high risk of death in the first year of diagnosis and of serious ill-health in succeeding years. They have also spent a longer period unaware of their HIV positive status with possible risks of transmission to sexual partners.
Professor Chloe Orkin of the British HIV Association (BHIVA) said, "The report shows just what we can achieve; a normal life expectancy and the ability to prevent onward transmission. But these possibilities make it more important than ever that we normalise HIV testing and recommend it to our patients."


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The National Wallace Monument (generally known as the Wallace Monument) is a 67 metre tower on the shoulder of the Abbey Craig, a hilltop overlooking Stirling in Scotland. It commemorates Sir William Wallace, a 13th- and 14th-century Scottish hero.

The tower is open to the public for an admission fee. Visitors approach by foot from the base of the crag on which it stands. On entry there are 246 steps to the final observation platform, with three exhibition rooms within the body of the tower. The tower is not accessible to disabled visitors.

Background
The tower was constructed following a fundraising campaign, which accompanied a resurgence of Scottish national identity in the 19th century. The campaign was begun in Glasgow in 1851 by Rev Charles Rogers who was joined by William Burns. Burns took sole charge from around 1855 following Rogers' resignation.

In addition to public subscription, it was partially funded by contributions from a number of foreign donors, including Italian national leader Giuseppe Garibaldi. The foundation stone was laid in 1861 by the Duke of Atholl in his role as Grand Master Mason of Scotland, with a short speech given by Sir Archibald Alison.

It was completed in 1869 to the designs of architect John Thomas Rochead at a cost of £18,000, the monument is a  sandstone tower, built in the Victorian Gothic style.

The tower stands on the Abbey Craig, a volcanic crag above Cambuskenneth Abbey, from which Wallace was said to have watched the gathering of the army of King Edward I of England just before the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297. The monument is open to the general public. Visitors climb the 246-step spiral staircase to the viewing gallery inside the monument's crown, which provides expansive views of the Ochil Hills and the Forth Valley.

A number of artifacts believed to have belonged to Wallace are on display inside the monument, including the Wallace Sword, a  longsword weighing almost . Inside is also a Hall of Heroes, a series of busts of famous Scots, effectively a small national Hall of Fame. The heroes are Robert the Bruce, George Buchanan, John Knox, Allan Ramsay, Robert Burns, Robert Tannahill, Adam Smith, James Watt, Sir Walter Scott, William Murdoch, Sir David Brewster, Thomas Carlyle, Hugh Miller, Thomas Chalmers, David Livingstone, and W. E. Gladstone. In 2017 it was announced that Mary Slessor and Maggie Keswick Jencks would be the first heroines to be celebrated in the hall.

Statue of Wallace
The original Victorian statue of Wallace stands on the corner of the monument and is by the Edinburgh sculptor David Watson Stevenson.

Braveheart statue

In 1996 Tom Church carved a statue of Wallace called "Freedom", which was inspired by the film Braveheart. It has the face of Mel Gibson, the actor who played William Wallace in the film. Church leased the statue to Stirling Council, who in 1997 installed it in the car park of the visitor centre at the foot of the craig. The statue was deeply unpopular, being described as "among the most loathed pieces of public art in Scotland".
and was regularly vandalised before being placed in a cage to prevent further damage. Plans to expand the visitor centre, including a new restaurant and reception, led to the unpopular statue's removal in 2008. It was returned to Church, who, after an unsuccessful attempt to sell it at auction, reportedly offered it to Donald Trump's Menie estate golf resort. However, it remained in the garden of the sculptor's home, where it was incorporated into a replica of a castle, and with additions to it that included the head of the decapitated governor of York. In April 2016, it was reported in local press that the statue might be moved to Ardrossan's old Barony Church. In September 2021, it was moved to Glebe Park stadium in Brechin.

See also
Statue of William Wallace, Aberdeen
Wallace's Monument, Ayrshire
Statue of William Wallace, Bemersyde
Wallace's Monument at Elderslie
National Monument of Scotland

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External links

In Stirling's page on the monument
About the Wallace Monument Embroidery on display in the Keeper's Lodge

Towers completed in 1869
Category A listed buildings in Stirling (council area)
Scottish military memorials and cemeteries
Museums in Stirling (council area)
Biographical museums in Scotland
History museums in Scotland
William Wallace
1869 establishments in Scotland
National monuments and memorials
Listed monuments and memorials in Scotland
Observation towers in the United Kingdom
Tourist attractions in Scotland
Tourist attractions in Stirling (council area)

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Idris Elba (born 6 September 1972) is a British television, theatre and film actor who has starred in both British and American productions. Elba is also a DJ under the moniker DJ Big Driis / Big Driis the Londoner, and a hip-hop soul recording artist.
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Stringer is very calculating and he has to be for so many reasons. He'll calculates the next steps, shipments, inventory, pays workers..all that. But the wicked part is that he can plan murders because that's a part of his business. I'll tell you, if I, Idris, had to contract for murders as part of my job, I couldn't do it because I have a heart. I have no stomach for ordering other people's deaths. Stringer just gets in there, orders the deed and bam..that's it..it's done and he doesn't think twice about it. There's no way I could be that cold. I'm also a more lively kid out there, doing stuff and I can't just do one thing forever. Stringer is committed to his job and business so much so he doesn't have much of a personal life so he's more one dimensional. As for me I have a child, a life, thirst for travel, you know I'm curious..whereas Stringer is more interested in being the best business person and his interests don't go further than that.
On the differences between him and the character of Stringer Bell.
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An example of the bird trap as it would look when set.
A trap made of wooden rods forming a pyramid shape, used to catch small fowl. It measures 51cm by 51cm at the base and a height of 30cm. The rods are tied together with string where they cross at the angles. A thin looped rod is tied by the ends to the two corners of the base.
The trap was set by inserting a small flexible twig between one of the base rods and a forked stick about 24cm long. Bait would have been inserted to attract the bird. When it hopped up onto the looped rod or perch, the trap was then released and the bird captured.
This bird trap is from Tobbernabrone, Fiddown, Co. Kilkenny.


☆ Corvid hunting group is having a get together. It's described as being a relaxed affair with loads of targets a competition and barbeque. It all takes place at GTS adventure near York on Saturday the 8th of August starting at 1030.


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12 things you need to know about the new Soho House Chicago
Chicago's Coolest New Spot Now Open for Reservations: Soho House
by McLean Robbins in Travel
1. Soho House is bringing their unique member's club model to Chicago with a planned September opening.
2. The fifth North American location (following New York, Miami Beach, West Hollywood and Toronto) is now available for reservations.
3. Soho House is as a private members' club for those in the film, media and creative industries.
4. The group has gradually expanded to include Houses across Europe and North America, as well as restaurants, cinemas, spas and hotels.
5. Membership runs around $1,000 per year, and members are granted access to a single property or a the global network at an additional rate annually.
6. Clubs exist in the UK, Berlin and across North America. The portfolio also includes a spa, 15 restaurants, a line of branded body and hair products and a standalone hotel, Dean Street Townhouse.
7. What can guests expect at the new Soho House Chicago? The six-floor historic building, home to the original Chicago Belting Factory, includes two floors of bedrooms with special touches, including china tea sets patterned exclusively for Soho House Group and crystal decanter and rocks glasses for the whiskey enthusiast.
8. All are outfitted in wallpaper specially designed for the property and showcase vintage radiators, reclaimed floorboards, upholstered headboards (in small rooms), and custom carpet – delivering simple, sophisticated accommodations. Each room is distinct, with adjustments to the color scheme and select furniture.
9. Large windows draped in taupe and sheer curtains, industrial lighting fixtures, and antique chandeliers illuminate the bedrooms. Bathrooms feature subway-tiled showers, large washstands, and deep shelves for ample storage.
10. The property will also feature a lobby bar, two signature open-to-the-public restaurants synonymous with the brand, Pizza East and Chicken Shop, a Cowshed spa, a 12,000-square-foot gym with a boxing ring and laudry services, a screening room, a Club Floor with a drawing room, pantry bar, club bar, and house kitchen and grill and a glass-enclosed Rooftop Bar & Kitchen, as well as an 80-foot swimming pool and outdoor deck, showcasing stunning views of Chicago's famed architecture
11. Opening rates will start from $240 per night at Soho House Chicago
12. *This clarification, issued Friday, May 23, corrects an earlier edition of this article, which incorrectly stated that the entire Soho House property was member's only. The hotel, restaurant, bar and spa areas are open to the public. We regret the error. *
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50 Dead After Florida Nightclub Shooting Massacre Becomes Deadliest In History
After 50 people were slain and 53 injured by a mass shooter in popular gay night club, Pulse, in Orlando, Florida early Sunday morning, police are calling the massacre a "terror attack."
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By Virginia Lowman	· June 12, 2016
ORLANDO, Fla—Police are calling the massacre a "terror attack," after 50 people were slain in popular gay nightclub Pulse. According to Orlando Police Chief John Mina, at least 53 more were injured. The massacre is considered the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, surpassing those at Virginia Tech in 2007 and Sandy Hook Elementary in 2012.
Police have identified the gunman as Omar Mateen. Officials say the gunman was armed with an assault rifle and a handgun, and some speculate that an unidentified third weapon was involved. According to CNN, law enforcement sources speculate the shooter had possible "explosive devices strapped to his body and in his vehicle," however no explosives were found at the scene.
Reports state that the massacre took place around 2 a.m. Sunday morning when the gunman opened fire. According to the New York Times, the gunman held dozens hostage, "some of them hiding in the restroom frantically calling for help, until after 5 a.m." Eventually, SWAT was able to raid the nightclub using an armored vehicle and stun grenades, which lead to the killer's demise, and saved 30 people, according to Mina.
Orlando Regional Medical Center and neighboring hospital, Arnold Palmer were placed on lockdown, while Mayor Buddy Dyer declared a state of emergency for Orlando and the Orlando Police Department tweeted early Sunday morning warning people to "stay away from the area."
Shooting at Pulse Nightclub on S Orange. Multiple injuries. Stay away from area. pic.twitter.com/5Di2mc6XUY
— Orlando Police (@OrlandoPolice) June 12, 2016
FBI and police officials are considering the shooting spree an act of domestic terror and according to CNN, authorities are looking into the possibility that the attack was a hate crime. Investigators are "exploring all angles and have suggestions the individual has leanings towards (Islamic terrorism)," stated FBI assistant agent Ron Haper, "but right now we can't say definitely," CNN reports. It is expected to be a lengthy investigation, as police and FBI comb through evidence. In the meantime, the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Community Center of Central Florida has stated that it will be offereing grief counseling to those affected by the tragredy.
#LGBT community devastated to hear about #club shooting, The Center providing grieving counselors to victims #fox35 pic.twitter.com/n9RNfOqlaG
— Jackie Orozco (@ReporterJackie) June 12, 2016


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I WROTE this feature about 18 years ago when I first returned north and was freelancing prior to joining the Groat and Courier. It's a wonderful example of Christian commitment and devotion to one's faith. Some of you may remember it but, as technology has bred worldwide communication, I think the feature will be of interest to anyone who reads it regardless of where they live, and the fact it is set in Wick, during the town's herring heydays. It would make a poignant play for our local thespians.
CHRISTIANITY has known many champions down through the ages, men and women who have fought for their beliefs against hopeless odds and relentless adversity.
Father Walter Lovi was one such crusader. He pitted his courage and faith against prejudice, bigotry and disease during Wick's herring heydays, and triumphed.
Many a cleric would have viewed the prospect of carrying the fiery cross of Catholicism to one of the Kirk's far-flung outposts, as a daunting undertaking, but Father Lovi revelled in a challenge.
His superior, Bishop James Kyle, of Enzie, had chosen him carefully, for the mission, in 1932, taking his special qualities into account. The Bishop remarked to a fellow cleric, that Lovi was "more in his element" when he was pushing forward, than when he was engaged in "ordinary" duties. It was a prophetic observation.
The Bishop's confidence in his emissary was not misplaced. Lovi, son of a Scots mother and Italian father, was thirty-four and had already built a chapel in Keith. Rekindling the faith of Catholicism, among the hard-bitten seafaring folk in the far north , however, was to prove a different kettle of fish, for the herring industry, he discovered, had brought with it "wickedness" as well as wealth.
The iterant workforce of 10,000 which consisted, mainly of female gutting crews, moved around the country according to the vagaries of the herring shoals, or silver darlings, as they became known. So far as their living accommodation was concerned, the workers were left largely to their own devices, and they ended up, crammed together with the local inhabitants in narrow streets, as tightly as the drifters that packed the harbour.
The workers were exposed to "every type of temptation", not least alcohol. There were twenty pubs in Wick and 23 taverns across the river on the Pulteneytown side of the town. Whisky sales of five hundred gallons per day were not uncommon. With the workers living cheek- by-jowl, a dozen to a room in some cases, and the streets pungent with the smell of rotting fish offal, it wasn't surprising that fever of the typhoid strain was a risk.
This, then was the challenge that faced Father Walter Lovi. It would probably have driven a lesser man to despair, if not to admit defeat, but this intrepid evangelist was made of sterner stuff. In fact, he was in good heart when he wrote his Bishop, following his 15-hour voyage north. Father Lovi described Wick as "a very thriving place, indeed". It had a buoyant fishing fleet of 2000 boats, each carrying a crew of five and, with the sea a veritable "mass of herring", prospects for the season were excellent. The booming industry had swelled the local Catholic population from a mere handful, to almost three hundred. The crucial question was, where would they worship?
Obtaining a place of worship, eventually, was a mixed blessing, for with it came a noticeable change in the mood of the inhabitants, from passive opposition to active, outright, hostility, further fuelled when Father Lovi began attract Protestants to his services. The animosity intensified when cholera struck. Lovi was blamed for the misfortune. However, not for the first time in religious history, has good come out of bad.
The disease was already present in Caithness, having broken out in the neighbouring town of Thurso, 21 miles away and the intuitive priest, anticipating that, given the living conditions of the fisher folk in Wick, literally packed like herring in a barrel and exposed to the damp night air and cold, the plague would inevitably transmit to Wick. He asked his Bishop to take advice on treatment of cholera, which, as he had predicted, descended on the town. The local health board shared his premonition and set up a hospital at the home of John Mackay in Wellington Street. There were twelve beds, initially, but this rose rapidly to 42 as the outbreak peaked. The crisis lasted three months and involved more than 300 cases. Miraculously, there were only 66 deaths.
Many workers had fled the town, leaving herring curers without labour and facing ruin. Lovi drew some solace, however, from the fact that none of those who left were Catholics. In his bulletins to his Bishop, Lovi referred to the "surprising courage and perseverance and unexampled fidelity" of the carers and their "contempt of danger in the service of the very men who most opposed me when seeking a place for a chapel".
When the emergency was over, the local health board gave Father Lovi a public vote of thanks and instructed the town's druggist to provide him with all the medicine he required. The priest was nothing if not shrewd, though, and with an impeccable sense of timing, tabled a request for a site for a new chapel, in his own words "taking advantage of the present good feeling which might disappear with the departure of the cholera".
Father Lovi must have been a man of considerable physical strength as well as unshakeable conviction, for he embarked on "begging" expedition round Britain and Ireland to raise money for the construction of St Joachim's, returning to Wick for brief spells in between, to supervise construction work. The church, made of top quality red and yellow pine, was completed in 1835. Records state that, following a private Mass, it was thrown open to "saints and sinners".
His work in Caithness, at an end, Father Lovi moved south from Wick at the end of the 1837 season fishing season. His next task was the construction of a chapel in Braemar and he was again to the fore when cholera struck in the Midlands. Father Lovi died there in 1870 at the age of 60.
The plaque on St Joachims Church, which is still a place of worship today, stated- "This church was built in 1835 by Father Walter Lovi on a site made available to him by a grateful community for his heroic services during the cholera epidemic of 1832".


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Lamparter wins again to take outright Nordic Combined World Cup lead
Johannes Lamparter made it two wins from two in Klingenthal to seize control of the men's Nordic Combined World Cup season.
Lamparter moves level with Riiber via Nordic Combined World Cup win in Klingenthal
Large hill world champion Johannes Lamparter recorded a second win of the Nordic Combined World Cup season in Klingenthal to move level on points with overall leader Jarl Magnus Riiber.
Kobayashi wins Klingenthal leg at FIS Ski Jumping World Cup
Ryōyū Kobayashi of Japan pulled off his second victory of the 2021-2022 International Ski Federation Ski Jumping World Cup season at the Vogtland Arena in Klingenthal.
Kramer completes Klingenthal double to extend FIS Ski Jumping World Cup lead
Austria's Marita Kramer secured her third straight victory and fourth of the International Ski Federation Ski Jumping World Cup season after completing a Klingenthal double this weekend.
Kramer bids for another Ski Jumping World Cup victory at Klingenthal
Marita Kramer arrives at the International Ski Federation (FIS) Ski Jumping World Cup in Klingenthal having won two of the four women's individual events so far this season.
Golden finish to season for overall FIS Nordic Combined World Cup winner Riiber
By Mike Rowbottom
A day after sealing the men's overall International Ski Federation Nordic Combined World Cup title for the third successive year, Jarl Magnus Riiber concluded the season with another golden finish.
Provisional competition round at Nordic Combined World Cup cancelled
Training and the provisional competition round for the International Ski Federation (FIS) Nordic Combined World Cup in Klingenthal in Germany have been cancelled due to bad weather.
Nordic Combined World Cup Finals moved to Klingenthal after warm weather
Klingenthal is to stage the final International Ski Federation (FIS) men's Nordic Combined World Cup leg of the season, due to poor weather conditions in Schonach.
Granerud leads qualification at FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Klingenthal
By Michael Pavitt
Halvor Egner Granerud continues to be the man to beat during this season's International Ski Federation (FIS) Ski Jumping World Cup after topping qualification in Klingenthal.
Overall leader Riiber to miss FIS Nordic Combined World Cup in Klingenthal
Norway's Jarl Magnus Riiber has decided to skip the upcoming International Ski Federation (FIS) Nordic Combined World Cup in German town Klingenthal to focus on preparations for this month's World Championships.
Popular ski jumping and Nordic combined venue welcomes one millionth visitor
By Daniel Etchells
Klingenthal's Vogtland Arena, the host of numerous ski jumping and Nordic combined competitions, has received its one millionth visitor.
Three wins in a row for Rießle as Watabe seals overall FIS Nordic Combined World Cup title at Klingenthal
Germany's Fabian Rießle made it three victories in a row with a second home triumph at Klingenthal in the International Ski Federation (FIS) Nordic Combined World Cup today.
Rießle stays in winning mode in Klingenthal but Watabe extends overall FIS Nordic Combined World Cup lead
Germany's Fabian Rießle celebrated back-to-back victories at the International Ski Federation Nordic Combined World Cup at his home venue in Klingenthal, three days after his triumph in Trondheim.
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Austrian Lisa Eder produced two victories in a row in the first Ladies' Nordic Combined events in the Alpen Cup series in Klingenthal and Bischofsgrün in Germany.


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February 8, 2021 · by Jianing Fu · in databydesign
In Playfair's chapter, we remade his original "Imports and Exports to and from North-America" graph with d3. We also breakdown his process of making visualizations with engraving and compared it to the modern way of using software tools.
Playfair's original visualization
D3 recreation of Playfair's visualization
The recreation integrated the scrolly-telling feature we had for this project, breaking down the process of Playfair's engraving and transformed it into today's data plotting method with d3. As the reader scroll through the web page, components of the visualization appears in the order of creation along with text explanation.
https://dhlab.lmc.gatech.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Screen-Recording-2021-02-13-at-13.37.49.mp4
The visualization starts with borders, axis, and labels. The first version of the impart and export line corresponding to Playfair's first draft.
Playfair's First Draft
Next, the lines transformed into Playfair's final version and then today's recreation. The lines of Playfair's versions were crafted by tracing the original visualizations in Adobe Illustrator and exporting them into SVG format. After carefully position the SVG lines into the d3 visualization, I then have to manually match the line with data points in the CSV used for the recreation in order to implement the transforming part.
Line Transformation GIF
The visualization then displays the title and also the datapoint used to form the curves in the version of creation. We can see that the curve of the reaction was generated by those data points so that there is a perfect match between them, whereas Playfair's original versions would resulting in some error.
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Quick Hits: Cat Paradise Volume 4
Written by Yuji Iwahara
Illustrated by Yuji Iwahara
It's time to start the battle! As the barrier finally opens, the defenders of Matabi Academy must desperately find a way to stop the Spirit Animals from destroying humanity. But how can they do that when there's dissension in the ranks? Learn the secret history of the banning of the Spirit Animals and prepare for the final fight in...Cat Paradise.
After getting steadily better, this volume takes a major turn for the worse. The plot is muddied more than a river after a rainfall and by the end, I wasn't able to tell exactly what was going on. There's some pointless fighting thrown into the mix and Iwahara's artwork has far too many inks on it, giving the whole thing an extremely claustrophobic feel that doesn't help the story any.
The Spirit Animals we see here are pretty cool, but abilities are being added to characters at the drop of a hat and the protagonist, Yumi, is basically a non-entity in this one, which is a major mistake. Why did we look at all this from her perspective if she's not going to be a player in the final drama? Yumi's just not interesting enough to care about if she can't participate. We get more of her backstory, but it felt shoehorned. There's already infodumps aplenty, and the ones with the Spirit Animals are far more interesting.
If Cat Paradise had more than one volume to go, I'd have given up by now, but there's only one more, so I'll see it to its end. Unless volume five is amazing, however, you can give this series a pass. There's a lot of manga out there and I don't see the need to take time to read this one, even if it's short.
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Starting in 1973, millions of 14 bolt rear axles were produced for use in Chevrolet and GMC trucks and vans, as well as quite a few commercial vehicles. The 14 bolt is revered for its toughness and reliability, and the 14 bolt is particular popular with off-road enthusiasts.
Many people refer to the 14 bolt as the "corporate" axle, and the question is, why? In this article, we'll explain, and also share some 14 bolt axle history.
Here's Why The 14 Bolt Is The "Corporate" Axle
To understand why the 14 bolt is called the "corporate" axle, it's important to understand some things about General Motors:
In the 1950s and 1960s, each division of GM was fairly independent. This meant, for example, that you'd have a V8 engine designed and developed by Chevrolet, exclusively for use in Chevrolet vehicles. Then Buick would have a V8 engine for their vehicles, Pontiac would have an engine for their vehicles, etc. and so on.
GM divisions didn't just develop their own engines – they had division-specific versions of everything. For example, a 10 bolt axle used on a mid-60's Chevrolet is different than the 10 bolt axle you'd find on a mid-60's Buick, Olds, or Pontiac. Some parts are interchangeable, some parts aren't. The same goes for a lot of components – GM divisions were all working from different parts bins.
Then, in the late 1960s and early 1970s, GM determined that all of these variations were unnecessary and wasteful. So, they started to standardize components across all the divisions to simplify and cut costs.
Which brings us to the "corporate" 14 bolt axle: The corporation headquarters (aka GM) told all the divisions to start using standardized parts. When the 14 bolt axle debuted in 1973, it had been developed under the "corporate" umbrella with GM providing standard design specs for all divisions. This made it a "corporate" axle rather than a division-specific axle. Thus, it became the "corporate" 14 bolt.
GM first built the corporate 14 bolt in Saginaw, Michigan, and eventually spun off the operations in Saginaw to investors who called the new company American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM). Founded in 1994, AAM continues to produce the 14 bolt for GM to this day.
The Different Types of 14 Bolt Axles Throughout the Years
The expression "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" largely applies to the 14 bolt axle. While variations have been produced and small changes have been made throughout the years, the basic components and overall design of the 14 bolt axle has been fairly consistent.
In 1973, GM introduced the 14 bolt axle to the world. At that time, it was a "full-float" axle only, with stud-mounted brake drums. The axle was designed for use in heavy duty trucks.
In 1985, the pinion bearing was upgraded to a slightly larger version. This is notable if you have a 14 bolt from this era that you're trying to upgrade.
In 1986, GM started making both a new "semi-float" style alongside the "full-float" style. This semi float axle had a smaller ring gear (9.5″), as it was designed for lighter vehicles than the larger full float 10.5″ 14 bolt. The semi float came in both an 8 lug and 6 lug configuration, and was mostly available on 3/4 ton trucks and vans from Chevy and GMC. They stopped producing this axle in 1993.
If you're not sure whether you've got a full-float or semi-float axle, this 14 Bolt Axle Identification Chart may help.
In 1988, GM began to offer full-float axles with slide-on brake drums. This style was a little easier to service, as the drum was easier to remove. However, to make things interesting, GM offered both the 'stud mounted' drums and the slide-on drums on 14 bolt axles produced in 1988 and later. So, even if you have a relatively new axle, it's important to check the drum mount type before buying something like one of our brake conversion kits.
GM's Saginaw axle operations were spun off as a separate business called American Axle and Manufacturing, Inc. (AAM).
AAM began to offer an even beefier version of the 14 bolt axle with an 11.5″ ring gear. However, AAM continues to produce the 14 bolt with the 10.5″ ring gear for GM today. Additionally, GM started to offer the 14 bolt axle with disc brakes rather than drum brakes on the Silverado/Sierra pickup, only they continued to build 14 bolts with drum brakes for vans and other applications.
Chrysler began using the 14 bolt axle on some 3/4 and 1 ton RAM trucks, and did so thru 2013.
Pro Tip: Upgrade the Drum Brakes on Your Old 14 Bolt Axle To Discs
PLEASE NOTE: When it comes to disc brake conversion kits offered by Lugnut4x4, all our kits are intended as bolt-in replacements. This is because our kit is designed to work with the standard OEM brake system (including master cylinder and proportioning valve). As long as you're installing one of our disc brake conversion kits on an original vehicle application (meaning it's not an axle swap), the existing brake system will work just fine.
There are lots of great reasons to upgrade the drum brakes on your old 14 bolt axle:
Drum brakes can be difficult to service, especially on the axles with stud mounted drums.
Drum brakes don't have the firm pedal feel of disc brakes, and they tend to fade more quickly than discs.
Drum brakes don't stop as well as disc brakes.
To upgrade your drums to discs, you just need to know the specific type of 14 bolt axle you have (full-float or semi-float), and then determine if you have a slide-on or stud-mounted brake drum. Once you know that, you can find all our 14 bolt disc brake conversion kits here.
All our disc brake conversion kits are designed to work with the OEM brake system that came with your vehicle, and the kits include everything you need to complete the swap (well, everything except elbow grease and brake fluid).
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.. _endpoint_lifecycle:
.. _Endpoint Lifecycle:

Endpoint Lifecycle
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This section specifies the lifecycle of Cilium endpoints.

Every endpoint in Cilium is in one of the following states:

* ``restoring``: The endpoint was started before Cilium started, and
  Cilium is restoring its networking configuration.
* ``waiting-for-identity``: Cilium is allocating a unique identity for
  the endpoint.
* ``waiting-to-regenerate``: The endpoint received an identity and is
  waiting for its networking configuration to be (re)generated.
* ``regenerating``: The endpoint's networking configuration is being
  (re)generated. This includes programming BPF for that endpoint.
* ``ready``: The endpoint's networking configuration has been
  successfully (re)generated.
* ``disconnecting``: The endpoint is being deleted.
* ``disconnected``: The endpoint has been deleted.

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The state of an endpoint can be queried using the ``cilium endpoint
list`` and ``cilium endpoint get`` CLI commands.

While an endpoint is running, it transitions between the
``waiting-for-identity``, ``waiting-to-regenerate``, ``regenerating``,
and ``ready`` states.  A transition into the ``waiting-for-identity``
state indicates that the endpoint changed its identity.  A transition
into the ``waiting-to-regenerate`` or ``regenerating`` state indicates
that the policy to be enforced on the endpoint has changed because of
a change in identity, policy, or configuration.

An endpoint transitions into the ``disconnecting`` state when it is
being deleted, regardless of its current state.

In some environments, notably Docker and Kubernetes, Cilium can't
determine the labels of an endpoint immediately when the endpoint is
created, and therefore can't allocate an identity for the endpoint at
that point.  Until the endpoint's labels are known, Cilium temporarily
associates a special single label ``reserved:init`` to the endpoint.
When the endpoint's labels become known, Cilium then replaces that
special label with the endpoint's labels and allocates a proper
identity to the endpoint.

To allow traffic to/from endpoints while they are initializing, you
can create policy rules that select the ``reserved:init`` label,
and/or rules that allow traffic to/from the special ``init`` entity.

For instance, writing a rule that allows all initializing endpoints to
receive connections from the host and to perform DNS queries may be
done as follows:

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        .. literalinclude:: ../../examples/policies/l4/init.json

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        .. literalinclude:: ../../examples/policies/l4/init.json

Likewise, writing a rule that allows an endpoint to receive DNS
queries from initializing endpoints may be done as follows:

.. only:: html

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.. only:: epub or latex

        .. literalinclude:: ../../examples/policies/l4/from_init.json

If any ingress (resp. egress) policy rules selects the
``reserved:init`` label, all ingress (resp. egress) traffic to
(resp. from) initializing endpoints that is not explicitly allowed by
those rules will be dropped.  Otherwise, if the policy enforcement
mode is ``never`` or ``default``, all ingress (resp. egress) traffic
is allowed to (resp. from) initializing endpoints.  Otherwise, all
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George Frederick Buckland (13 April 1883 – 28 January 1937) was a British lacrosse player who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics. He was part of the British team which won the silver medal.

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