All of So Cal has been abuzz with news on this seemingly unexplained missile that was launched off the coast of Los Angeles on Monday evening. What was it? An airplane? A military test? An expensive promotional gimmick for Conan O'Brien's new TBS late-night talk show?
The Military has no explanation for it. Conspiracy theorists have their own hypotheses on it. People have been Tweeting about it.
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A chola she definitely is NOT...She still cute though.
The local blogger/vlogger/Tweeter/internet personality world rocked with an earthquake the past few days as the formerly unspecified Ask A Chola's identity was revealed.
Not only was she not a chola (fairly obvious though), but she was someone who wasn't even Latina - she is revealed to be a Greek American named Chloe Michalopolous. and not "Soledad from East Los" as previously puported. And the stinger? She ain't even from the Eastside. She ain't even from the fake Eastside! She's from Orange County!
Of course, there are actual cholas from the O.C. (which does not stand for "Original Chola"), and though she hardly resembled any of the heavily-makeup'd, gravity-defying oversprayed hair-bang chicks the Militant remembered from his Jr. High and High School days, he probably chalked her up as a pocha who similarly went to school or lived in close proximity to cholas. But nawwww!
The Militant feels a little disillusioned right now. He feels like burning all his Ask A Chola merchandise. Okay, he has none, but maybe he'll delete her site from his web browser's bookmark list. Admittedly, and as you can see from the Militant's lovely photo, Ask A Chola was a quasi-semi-part inspiration for the Militant Angeleno, and now he feels like a 10-year-old who was informed that there is no Santa Claus.
The Militant actually spotted Ask A Chola (or is that Ask A Chloe?) this past August in Chinatown hanging out in the Chinatown central square for the Chinatown Summer Nights program. She was sitting on a bench, wearing a retro-style yellow dress, and she definitely fit the description. Besides, she just tweeted she was there, and she was typing away on her smart phone.
The Militant was soooo tempted to snap a pic of her and reveal her to the world, but Blogger's Honor prevailed (he would get pissed if one of his peers ratted him out!) so the Militant just let it go. Of course, who would have known she was a phony? The transplants love to say "L.A. people are all phony" - Of course, this particular phony is from The O.C.!
Now that the damage has been done, the Militant wants to let you, a person who may or may not be a regular reader of this here blog, know that the Militant Angeleno is not a phony. He is who he says he is: A native Los Angeleno who has long been pissed off about people's general ignorance about Los Angeles, and efforts by transplants and the East Coast media hegemony to perpetrate that ignorance. The Militant never made any claims about his ethnic heritage, other than that his parents immigrated from an unspecified Third World country. All of the above was, is and will always be TRUE. The Militant is The Real Deal. Believe it!
Okay, any and all identifying information has been pixelated out...but the pertinent information is there: 1) It is a document from the State of California; 2) The Militant was born in Los Angeles County; 3) The Militant was born in the City of Los Angeles and 4) He was born inside the city limits. Not merely a So Cal native but a Los Angeles native! Buhleedat!
The Militant should take this opportunity to reach out to all the fellow disillusioned Ask A Chola fans out there: Here's a masked person who walks the walk, talks the talk and even bikes the bike. Sure he won't talk about UFOs that much, but you'll learn craploads about this City, researched and written from the perspective of a real Angeleno who grew up on its real streets. Besides, she hasn't updated her blog since February 2009! (And you though thought the Militant is slacking!) If you're looking for your new masked hero, The Militant Is It!
Despite the Militant's little prank earlier this Spring, the Militant remains anonymous. Sure, some think they know who he is. But the Militant can never confirm or deny such hypotheses. Even if he is revealed, he may no longer be anonymous and unspecified, but he will still very much be...a Militant Angeleno.
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Today, as you may or may not know, is Dia De Los Muertos. The Militant has written about people, places and events in Los Angeles, so the Militant figured he'd commemorate the day by visiting the dead.
The Militant was near the Westside on Monday, and happened upon a memorial park by the west end of the Baldwin Hills in Culver City. It was Holy Cross Cemetery, a 71-year old, 200-acre memorial park with sweeping vistas of the South Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
After some Militant research, he discovered that there are quite a few well known Angelenos who have made this their final resting place.
Yes, the great Chick Hearn lies here.
Former Dodgers owner Walter O'Malley, the man who brought a bunch of bums from Brooklyn and painted an entire city blue make his eternal home base here (The Militant won't say whether he heard the sound of somebody turning over underground in light of what has happened over the past year, or the horrific, unspeakable event that was to occur on Monday night). Being the great blue-bleeding Dodger fan that the Militant is, he can't thank Mr. O'Malley enough for his favorite team. But the Militant is also forever grateful for Mr. O'Malley's pioneering vision and initiative in making professional sports not only possible in this City, but in the entire western United States.
Though his epitaph reads, "Beloved King of Comedy," for the Militant, and this entire motion picture industry, he is known for so much more. Nearly a hundred years ago, he founded the Keystone Pictures Co. studios in Edendale (now part of Echo Park), which was the first motion picture sound stage in the world and the genesis of the film industry in Los Angeles.
More contemporary Hollywood figures spend their final repose here, including John Candy and Ricardo Montalban, though the Militant had a hard time trying to locate their gravesites.
Being this the time of the year that it is, there were many of the living making visits to their own stars in their lives here, leaving flowers, mementos or just spending a quiet moment with their loved ones.
One section of the cemetery was somewhat more decorated than the rest of the grounds, with many families standing over headstones, praying or paying respects. A look at the birth and death dates of the stones indicated that those buried in this section were mostly young children, who, for whatever reason, never had a chance to even enjoy a fraction of the lives that we have enjoyed. The Militant felt a little guilty being here, not knowing anyone buried here very closely (most of the Militant's own beloved who passed are buried in an unspecified land far, far away).
Whether or not you observe religious or cultural traditions, the Militant hopes that all of you living Angels in this City just take even a moment to remember your own beloved ones who are now no more in this life. However big or small, their legacy lives on as long as they are remembered.
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In this article we'll look at how the engineers at Suncor have adopted our toes and crests mapping as an integral part of their mine planning process. This is the last post in a 3 part Suncor case study series. In the first post, we discussed Suncor's comparison of various survey methods, and in the second article we showed how they use satellite elevation mapping for monitoring mature fine tailings.
Mapping of toes and crests is important for monitoring open-pit mining. On the ground, vehicular access, overburden removal and bench integrity needs to be ascertained if the mine is to continue to be profitable and safe. But on the ground is the worst place for surveyors to be: survey teams that examine mine sites directly are exposed to hazards like falling debris and bench wall slumping as well as heavy vehicle traffic. Which is where PhotoSat comes in.
In collaboration with Suncor, PhotoSat has developed a process to automatically map toes and crests to an accuracy of 15cm without survey teams requiring access to hazardous areas of the mine site. Production isn't interrupted, surveyors are working on tasks that actually require boots on the ground, and accurate mapping of toes and crests allows the engineers to monitor bench integrity and check mine progression against projections.
Mine planning often takes place on a biweekly or monthly basis, reflecting production speed. We're able to supply our oil sands clients with useable data within 5 days, meaning analysis of progress and erosion is more granular and data is available in a timely manner.
There are several mine surveying options on the market, many of which Suncor has tried (see our first post for Suncor's comparison of various surveying methods). Typically these rely on LiDAR, which uses reflected laser light to build images. Terrestrial laser scanning involves survey teams setting up and using multiple scanning stations and consequently requires more time to produce images. And survey teams are still on the ground! Aerial LiDAR avoids this issue but results in huge point clouds that have to be processed before an image is usable, which can take a very long time. GPS survey equipment can also be used, but data paucity and safety remain serious issues.
Using satellites, Photosat offers instantaneous snapshots of all mine site toes and crests derived from our elevation grids. Our proprietary geophysical processing system results in far greater accuracy than conventional satellite mapping processes such as photogrammetry.
Oil sands mines change fast and digital vector data for toes and crests are vital to the engineers for keeping track of what is usually softer rock. Suncor switched over to using PhotoSat's satellite topography as their main survey method in 2013. While some areas of the mine still use GPS surveying, toe and crest mapping has been carried out exclusively by PhotoSat.
For more information on satellite elevation mapping and toes and crests, feel free to contact us at info@photosat.ca or 604-681-9770.
This post is part 2 in a series looking at how Suncor uses our topographic survey data to assist their Tailings Reduction Operation (TRO). In this post we'll look at how they use the data to measure the thickness of their mature fine tailings (MFT) dewatering cells.
Mature fine tailings are the clays from the bitumen ore that are suspended in the tailings water. To reduce the area and volume of oil sands tailings ponds, tailings water with suspended clay is mixed with a flocculent which causes the clay to settle out. The tailings water is pumped into dewatering cells where clear water drains off for reuse in bitumen processing while the clay is left behind.
PhotoSat has developed a process to measure the thickness of the clay in each of the mature fine tailings cells in thickness intervals of 15cm. We use our highly accurate topographic mapping between two satellite photo dates to create the detailed elevation maps.
In last week's post, we saw that Suncor compared our satellite topographic surveys to other survey methods, and has switched to using PhotoSat mapping as their main surveying method for their TRO operation. The success of this service led PhotoSat, in collaboration with Suncor, to develop a process for automatically mapping the thickness of the mature fine tailings dewatering cells in increments of 15cm. This helps them reduce existing mature fine tailings inventory. The isopachs are provided in map (polygons) and tabular forms.
The spreadsheet data we provide also includes MFT volumes since the last pour, the total area in m2 covered by MFTs, the area of the polygons, the utilization of the polygons, and the MFT lift thickness.
Mature fine tailings mapping from our 15cm accuracy topographic surveys improves the monitoring and measurement of the tailings, providing Suncor with a cost-effective and reliable alternative to GPS surveying and aerial LiDAR mapping. Using satellites also reduces safety risks for field crews.
Next time we'll look at how Suncor has adopted toes and crests mapping as part of their TRO process.
For more info on our topographic surveys contact us at info@photosat.ca.
At the Trimble Dimensions conference in 2014 Suncor and PhotoSat presented the results of Suncor's use of our satellite surveying for their Tailings Reduction Operation (TRO) at their oil sands mine in Northern Alberta. The mapping area is about 271 km2.
The full conference presentation PDF can be seen here.
In 2012, Suncor's survey department was given the challenge to do monthly topographic surveys of all TRO cells. They tried surveying with GPS equipment, however less than 20% of the area was safely accessible by ground crews. Suncor also tried 3D scanners but found them very slow, requiring multiple set-ups and the data was sparse. They had previously tried airborne LiDAR but found the point clouds to be prohibitively large, and the data delivery to be frustratingly slow.
In 2013, the engineers at Suncor knew they were in need of a surveying method that would have high accuracy, fast delivery, and improve safety for field crews. PhotoSat stepped in to produce engineering quality elevation mapping from satellite photos quickly and safely. Stereo satellite photos were collected over the mine site, providing a snapshot of the entire site every two weeks. Highly accurate elevation data was then produced from the stereo photos using our unique geophysical processing technology.
We provided Suncor's team with the satellite survey data within 5 days of the satellite photo acquisition to use at their biweekly planning meetings.
Many features visible in the January 20 topography were buried by tailings by February 23.
During the presentation, Suncor also discussed the advantages of the customization available with our data. For example, PhotoSat provides Suncor with data in their local mine grid coordinate system. Also, we provided a 'thinned' version of the elevation grid, which reduces the density of point clouds in flat areas without degrading the quality and accuracy.
Taking all this into account, since 2013 Suncor has switched to satellite surveying as their main surveying method for their TRO Operation. We have been surveying this area about every 2 weeks since 2013, and continue to at the time of this post.
Suncor still uses GPS equipment for surveys of some areas of the mine, but for all the non accessible areas PhotoSat's satellite mapping is the preferred method. The high resolution elevation data is also used for the tailings pond beaches, as well as mine pit advance and overburden dumps. One of the great features is that the satellite surveying is used by a variety of groups, including Tailings Engineers, Geotechs, and Production Planning.
For the full story, view or download the conference presentation PDF here.
In later posts we'll look at how Suncor has adopted satellite surveying for mapping mature fine tailings cells, as well as mine site toes and crests.
If you have any questions feel free to contact us at 604-681-9770 or info@photosat.ca.


On Saturday, October 22, 2011 - as part of the national Make A Difference Day - local residents and community leaders joined together to clean up St. Clair Park in South Fairmount. The group weeded and mulched landscaped beds and helped repair bleachers that overlook the adjacent recreational field.
The event was sponsored by the South Fairmount Community Council, Cincinnati Parks and MSD.


Details: Denver International Airport is the 20th-busiest airport in the world and the 5th-busiest airport in the United States, serving 61.3 million passengers last year and generating more than $26 billion for the region annually. DEN is the largest and newest commercial airport in the United States and consists of 15 million square feet of built environment.
Denver International Airport (DEN) is seeking a licensed Land Surveyor to join our Surveying Department. In this role you will be responsible for analyzing contractor documentation for compliance to DEN Surveying Specifications. You will perform professional land surveying work requiring independent application of industry principles and practices. You will work on runways and taxiway rehab projects, as well, as Airline gate paint layout and field maintenance projects.
You will report to DEN Land Surveyor Supervisor and join a team of four that will work together to create, review and certify survey documents and legal records. You will be responsible to oversee all aspects of boundary and area surveying and review other surveyors work for accuracy and completeness before it is delivered to DEN customers. In this role it is extremely important to be able to communicate well with other staff, and give positive feedback. We are looking for a team player who will work with others to solve problems and be an engaged member of the team.
In this role you will work with a diverse group of clients from contractors, the FAA, ground transportation and airport operations. Overall, we are looking for someone to support the mission of DEN Survey section and assist with customer work requests.
Performs land surveys including subdivision checks, laying out of property lines, deformation studies and ties to state plane coordinate system.
Prepares and checks legal descriptions for properties, plans, ordinances, easements, and agreements.
Prepares, signs and seals land survey plats and exhibits in accordance with state statutes.
Directs the establishment and maintenance of survey control monuments and related data and performs statutory survey certification duties.
Files monument records in accordance with state statute.
Performs or directs field data collection and layout for construction and design projects.
Researches airport ownership, right-of-way, and other property issues.
Develops or modifies work plans, methods and procedures; determines work priorities and develops work schedules to provide adequate staff coverage.
Provides work instruction and assists employees with difficult and/or unusual assignments. Assigns and distributes work, reviews work for accuracy and completeness and returns assignments with recommendations for proper completion.
Performs quality assurance surveying and record keeping on airport construction projects.
Working Knowledge of GPS and Robotic Total Stations.
Previous experience performing surveying work at an Airport.
Experience with establishing Horizontal and Vertical control for construction and design projects.
Familiar with NGS Horizontal and Vertical Datum's.
Bachelor's Degree in Surveying, Engineering, Science or a related field.
One (1) year of the appropriate type and level of experience may be substituted for each required year of post-high school education.
A combination of appropriate education and experience may be substituted for the minimum education and experience requirements.
Licensure as a Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) issued by the Colorado State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors at the time of application.
Licensure as a Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) by another state will be accepted in lieu of this requirement providing the applicant is licensed by the State of Colorado by the completion of the probationary period.


Eight-man titans will square off along Clallam Bay on Friday night as the two 1B squads from the north shore go head to head in a grudge match.
Both coming off non-league wins, Clallam Bay and Neah Bay meet on the Bruins' home field Friday night.
Neah Bay played a rude host to eastern Washington 8-man squad Odessa/Harrington, walloping the Titans 64-12 in a non-leaguer Friday night to run its record to 2-0.
Collin Haupt ran back a pair of kickoff returns and threw in a touchdown run, while Cody Cummings added three rushing touchdowns for the Red Devils, who blanked the Panthers in the second half.
Clallam Bay eked out a 24-22 win over visiting Muckleshoot Friday night.
The Bruins' attack was led by a solid ground game which saw senior backs Matt Mohr and Calvin Ritter post a pair of touchdowns each.
Mohr's 5-yard plunge in the third quarter put the Bruins ahead for good, after a 16-14 Muckleshoot first half.
Behind a powerful front line, the Nooksack Valley Pioneers spoiled Forks' home opener Saturday, topping the Spartans in a non-league matchup 42-14.
Quarterback Tanner Myhre led the Pioneers' attack.
But Spartan Dmitri Sampson picked off one of his passes and returned the interception for pay dirt for the first Forks score. Brett Pederson added a long touchdown run.
Forks now travels to Toledo for a non-league game Friday. The Indians, 1-1, dropped a league game to Columbia of White Salmon, 13-14 last week.


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Louisiana groups say some anti-coronavirus measures raise civil rights, public health concerns
(The Center Square) – Gov. John Bel Edwards' executive order suspending deadlines for district attorneys to file charges against people being held in jail presents a "grave threat to fundamental civil rights," the Louisiana chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union argues.
Alanah Odoms Hebert, ACLU of Louisiana's executive director, said the "curbs on due process" leave people who are still presumed innocent under the law in "legal limbo" while doing nothing to protect public health. Almost two dozen organizations co-signed a letter to Edwards laying out their concerns.
"Far from stemming the spread of this virus, these moves will result in more people confined in squalid conditions where they are at substantially greater risk of infection," Hebert said. "It is critical that the governor and the Louisiana Supreme Court instruct courts to continue to conduct daily bail hearings and release from custody everyone who is not a danger to our community."
When similar measures were put in place following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, it resulted in "widespread unlawful detention and widespread over-incarceration" with people "trapped in legal limbo for months," leading to lawsuits against sheriffs and the state, the ACLU says.
"The legal deadlines that were changed were done as part of social distancing efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19, especially as different courts and public offices have closed," said Christina Stephens, Edwards' deputy chief of staff for communications. "We are aware of the ACLU's concerns and we are doing everything possible to address all of the issues that are presented by this emergency."
The Orleans Parish Reform Coalition, joined by the ACLU and other organizations, sent a similar letter to New Orleans and state officials raising concerns about a potential "public health catastrophe" at Orleans Parish Prison.
"[Jails and prisons] are incubators for infectious diseases, and the situation inside OPP will affect our community's health on both sides of the jail's walls," the letter says.
The coalition's letter calls for people who are being held pre-trial and are at high risk for COVID-19 to be released from the city's jail, along with others who are being held for low-level, nonviolent or probationary offenses.
According to the ACLU, Louisiana leads the nation in jailing people before trial. The organization says pretrial incarceration costs state taxpayers $290 million annually.
At 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, the Louisiana Department of Health had reported 257 cases of COVID-19, the illness caused by the new coronavirus, and seven deaths. The number of cases was expected to grow dramatically as more test results come in.
Symptoms of COVID-19 can include fever, coughing and trouble breathing. Most people who have it develop only mild symptoms. But some people, usually the elderly and those with other medical complications, develop more severe symptoms, including pneumonia, which can be fatal.
Louisiana distributes almost $55 million in federal pandemic unemployment relief

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Utah Wild West town that was supposed hideout of Butch Cassidy for sale for $3.9m
The real estate listing reads like a Wild West exhibit: An old gold mine, a geyser, and a supposed hideout of famed outlaws.
It's all in a middle-of-nowhere ghost town for sale three hours southeast of Salt Lake City. Listing price? $3.9 million.
Woodside once bustled with about 300 residents in the early 1900s when it was a water stop for steam engines. Now the town sits empty - of people, that is. Two free-range llamas come with the deal.
For sale: A llama walks freely in Woodside, Utah, in Emery County on July 27, 2012. The family that owns the 700-acre townsite has put it up for sale
There's a geyser, too, but it no longer shoots high after being jammed by vandals. Once, the cold-water spout shot up 75 feet and was a popular tourist attraction known as the Roadside Geyser. No entry fee required.
Even though the town has seen better days, real estate agent Mike Metzger said the property is full of potential for someone with an entrepreneurial, Wild West spirit.
Rare Mercedes supercar with 7.3litre engine and just 1,335... Microsoft's Surface iPad killer set to go sale on October...
'You can be the sheriff, the judge and executioner of your own town,' he joked this week. 'You can be mayor. You can be whatever you wanted. It would be amazing.'
A service station also still stands on the property with a Post Office inside. 'You can be your own postmaster, too,' Metzger chuckled. He's been involved in the proposed sale for a couple of weeks.
Available: A gas station sits empty in the town of Woodside, Utah, which is on sale for $3.9 million
Woodside sits along Route 6 in Emery County, surrounded by the Book Cliffs - desert mountains given their name because of the area topography that looks like book shelves. The town itself is flat, surrounded by brush and bisected by the Price River.
Legendary past: Historians believe Butch Cassidy and his gang once used the remote canyon country of the San Rafael Swell near Woodside as a hideout
It's also a place with a legendary past. Historians believe Butch Cassidy and his gang once used the remote canyon country of the San Rafael Swell near Woodside as a hideout.
'And nobody's ever found it - at least that they're admitting,' Metzger said.
The town's owner, Roy Pogue, 63, is selling it, in part, because he can't take care of the land anymore and said his wife 'likes people and we didn't have neighbors out there.'
Pogue bought the property in 1990 from a doctor in Provo. He planned to farm and ranch on the land with the water rights that come with it. Instead, he found himself more often helping travelers whose vehicles broke down, so he refurbished the old service station and opened it for business. Because of its proximity to the tourist hub of Moab, about 80 miles south, he had plenty of people stopping by.
'Just being at that little station, for the years that I had it opened ... there's no country in the whole world I never met people from,' Pogue said.
There were also treasure seekers. The first resident of Woodside is believed to have been Henry H. Hutchinson, a prospector who arrived in 1881 and, local legend has it, found a Spanish gold mine near the town.
Pogue said over the years visitors would come with treasure maps and books trying to find the old mine. 'Nobody ever knew where it was,' he said.
Western ghost towns are the stuff of American folklore, and it's not uncommon lately to see one up for sale.
Derelict: The headstone of 14-year-old William E. Randall stands in the Woodside Cemetery. The town once bustled with about 300 residents in the early 1900s when it was a water stop for steam engines
In remote, southern Wyoming, Buford - population 1 - was sold at auction this year for $900,000. The place was advertised as the smallest town in America.
But the sales don't always attract a buyer willing to invest in a forgotten hamlet.
The five-acre town of Pray in southwestern Montana was put up for sale but bidding ended last month after offers fell short of the initial $1.4 million asking price.
Metzger hopes Woodside, 706 acres in all, will fetch a buyer. 'The potential gain,' he noted, is to own a 'piece of historical Americana that I don't think is available anywhere else - to own your own Wild West town.'


..... then we played 'off with your head - 4 corners' (played like bombing the city)... the 4 corners were playing cards!!! You can see two of the corners on the top picture!!
We then tried our luck with the piñata.... The kids always get super excited with this!!
Once the games were over... We went to the Mad Hatters tea party.... Can you spot the cat on the top pictures (on the table)?... Here is where, we cut Yva's cake... which was in the shape of the Mad Hatters Hat!!
Can you see the paper lanterns the kids made... ? It was awfully windy for some reason.. so the paper lanterns didn't stick on the streamers... Anyhow.. We decorated with loads of carnival type decor... *smiles*... Anything and everything was good!!
The kids were served 'hot chocolate' & 'apple juice' (as tea), in tea pots.... poured in these little ceramic cups... They were so super thrilled!!
We surprised the birthday girl.. with an ice-cream van from Desert Chill... It was simply awesome.. !! I think at this point I was more excited than the kids... It was lovely to line up and buy ice-cream from a van... yay!!! *smiles* We all wore t-shirts with 'Yva's wonderland' and a picture of her... just like we did for Sims birthday!!
Overall ... we had a fabulous time!!
Linking to blog parties here!
wow! wow! and wow!! I am really impressed! all that preparation and such brilliant ideas!
WOW...OMG...You are the Queen of parties...wow.Stupendofantabulous!!
Patty, I am sure you throw the best parties in the town!!!Your ideas are so lovely and innovative!!! Everything is planned so perfectly and well-coordinated!!!
WOW! So very cute. I am sure they will remember this party for a long long time. I am waiting for the next one to see what you will come up with.
Patty, just laneded here and already I'm ready to steal one idea---the ice cream van sounds like the best party surprize. Am SO stealing this idea for V's b'day.
Wow...what amazing ideas. I'm super impressed. You should do this professionally.
Patty, there's award waiting for you at my blog, please check it out.


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Beautiful Newer Home in Stoneridge! 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths plus an office/gameroom! Spacious, open living/dining/kitchen. Warm and cozy fireplace with built-in bookcases on each side. The isolated master has separate shower and tub with two HUGE walk-in closets. One closet connects to the laundry room for convenience. Located on a corner lot. Fenced backyard with extended patio. Located in the highly ranked Midway School District. Easy access to I35 for commuting.


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Doomsday Device, ou abreviado para Device. É um termo usado no wrestling profissional. O nome do dispositivo Doomsday vem de um time popular conhecido como o Road Warriors, que inovou a versão básica deste movimento em que uma flying clothesline é atingido no adversário que está a ser criada na posição de cadeira elétrica; bater o adversário fora os ombros do lutador de terra, que empurra para cima nas pernas do adversário para lançá-los para trás como eles caem para o tapete.

Variações
Existem variações nesse golpe:

Doomsday clothesline
Esta variação é o que geralmente é usado quando as equipes tag executar o Doomsday Device. Esta variação tem um lutador levantar um oponente em uma cadeira eletrica.Posição seguido por outro lutador subir à corda superior e realizando uma flying clothesline elevados para o adversário, fazendo o adversário cair para trás fora do ombro do lutador de fazê-los colidir com o tapete.

Doomsday dropkick
Nesta variação vê um levantar seu adversário Doomsday e outro lutador sobe na corda superior e realiza Missile Dropkick para bater o seu adversário para baixo.

Elevated cutter
Outra variação que existe é o ataque mesmo estilo do Juízo Final, mas ao invés de um bulldog ou um clothesline, o lutador realiza um ataque cortado fora da superfície elevada (geralmente o tensor) puxando o rosto primeiro adversário dos ombros parceiros.

Elevated diving bulldog
Esta variação vê o lutador elevado vir de trás do adversário levantou para empurrar / arrastá-los para a frente dos ombros do lutador de terra e até o chão usando um bulldog.

Shining Impact
Outra variação voadora do Doomsday Device. Esta variante vê um lutador realizar uma variação de mergulho do Shining Wizard ataque usado para bater o adversário dos ombros de outro lutador.

Movimentos de luta profissional

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Światowy Dzień Poezji – święto obchodzone corocznie 21 marca, ustanowione przez UNESCO jesienią 1999 roku. Główne uroczystości tego święta odbywają się w Paryżu. Celem tego dnia jest promocja czytania, pisania, publikowania i nauczania poezji na całym świecie. UNESCO zadeklarowało, że ten dzień ma "dać nowy impuls, aby docenić poezję oraz poprzeć krajowe, regionalne i międzynarodowe ruchy poetyckie".

Dzień Poezji był kiedyś obchodzony 5 października. W drugiej połowie XX wieku społeczność światowa zaczęła go obchodzić 15 października, w dniu urodzin Wergiliusza, wybitnego poety starożytnego Rzymu. Tradycja obchodów tego święta w październiku utrzymuje się w wielu krajach, czasem w innym dniu lub w listopadzie.

W Stanach Zjednoczonych i Kanadzie kwiecień jest miesiącem poezji (ang. National Poetry Month).

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The LEGO Batman Movie: Quick Spoiler-free Thoughts
February 9, 2017 Dug (Wugmanmax) Movie Reviews!, Reviews 0
As a follow-up to the smash hit The LEGO Movie, the LEGO Batman movie deftly balances comedy and action with a deeper, more emotional story about the nature of family and dealing with loneliness.
If you were a fan of 2014's The LEGO Movie, there is plenty more of the same to love here. That's really my only complaint about the whole thing. We've seen it already. That's a pretty weak complaint, meaning this movie is GREAT! It's a sort-of sequel to the LEGO Movie, as it is firmly placed in the same universe, but not exactly directly before or after. It's like another day of playing with that amazing LEGO set that Will Ferrell had. Our master-builder is even making the gun noises with his mouth still (pewpewpew).
Will Arnett brings back his loveable jerk Batman, Ralph Fiennes plays Alfred and Arnett's Arrested Development Co-star Michael Cera plays Robin. Zach Galifianakis brings a "Hamill-lite" Joker and Apple phone's own Siri gets a credit as 'Puter, Batman's digital assistant. The movie is also filled with great voice cameos, my favorite being both Doug Benson as Bane (OF COURSE!) and Billy Dee Williams as Two-Face (FINALLY).
The plot is fairly standard for a Batman story. Batman has to stop the Joker from a dastardly plan that places Gotham City in danger. Weaved in this action are subplots involving Robin, Alfred and Commissioner Gordon as Batman has to learn to lean on others and not be such a selfish loner. Good messages for kids, covered in the sugar of incredible visuals. I'm pretty sure this was all CGI, but close ups revealing imperfections in the plastic of the characters and obvious paint applications make me think twice. It felt I was looking at actual toys.
The comedy in this was great. It's like you get a real Batman story, and a parody at the same time. It's like the Tick, but with actual Batman in the DC universe. I think that if you aren't a LEGO fan, but a Batman fan, you might want to wait for video… but if you watch the clips posted in this review and enjoy them at all, you might want to go check it out ASAP. It's probably worth it just for the sheer amount of Batman Easter Eggs alone.
I love the bad guy cameos in this, but I won't be the one to spoil them. We can spoilerly talk about it down below in the comments, if you wish.
In short, if you liked the LEGO Movie, you are going to like this. If you like Batman, you are going to like this. If you like artsy crap that plays at the Lagoon theater and that's all… you aren't going to like this.
My kids said they liked this better than the LEGO Movie, but I think it's on about the same level. I might actually give the LEGO movie a slight edge. Either way, it's worth czeching out.
It might be safe to say that this movie is going to make more box office money than any Batman movie to date.
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AI and energy take the spotlight: Deeptech predictions for 2023
Deeptech investors predict that 2023 will be a breakthrough year for energy storage, AI, defence and quantum computing
By Clara Rodríguez Fernández 4 January 2023
Melina Sanchez, principal at AENU
Russia's war prompts 'emotional' defence tech rise in CEE countries
By Zosia Wanat 27 January 2023
Before last year, investors predicted 2022 would be "the year of deeptech". And despite the economic downturn, European deeptech did indeed see record investment, says Manjari Chandran-Ramesh, partner at Amadeus Capital Partners.
"Macroeconomic drivers are focusing capital into the deeptech space and rightly so, as many of the solutions to today's problems could potentially be addressed through scientific innovation," she says.
In 2022, Europe welcomed five deeptech unicorns and saw several megarounds from deeptech companies including battery maker Northvolt, carbon capture company Climeworks and freight mobility startup Einride. European deeptech companies raised over $16bn last year, and they kept increasing their headcount while other tech sectors were flooded with layoffs.
So what can the sector expect this year? Sifted asked investors to share what's in store for European deeptech in 2023.
Among their predictions, the experts repeatedly brought up four key deeptech areas: energy storage, AI applications, defence technology and quantum computing.
Battery technology will take the spotlight
If we think the energy crisis was bad in 2022, wait until 2023. With the current rate of consumption and a geo-political and macroeconomic environment that only looks dimmer, Europe will likely exhaust its energy reserves.
Doubling down on energy optimisation will be a key priority in the climate tech space. Partly out of necessity, energy storage will gain momentum, especially at the industrial level. New and second-life batteries will benefit from the dry powder in climate VCs.
Alternatives to lithium-ion for powering energy storage — from alternative metals to new tech like flow batteries — will also receive more attention. I expect non-dilutive funding to be key in proving the VC case for such alternatives.
— Melina Sanchez, principal and VP impact at AENU
AI will expand to biology, energy and cybersecurity sectors
We expect artificial intelligence to be an important technology across all industries. A significant step forward can be expected here in the near future. For instance, AI can be used to decipher complex biological processes or can be applied in the energy sector to control the generation of renewable energy as well as decentralised electricity grids.
Moreover, IT security solutions will be in the spotlight next year, as they are critical for the safety of our economic and social infrastructure. There is growing demand for advanced threat detection capabilities as well as automated testing and analysis platforms.
— Markus Kreßmann, partner at HTGF
Quantum computers scale up
Quantum computers continue to advance with an increasing number of interconnected physical qubits across the various implementations of qubits. As these systems scale, a need for quantum intra and interconnect is becoming increasingly clear. Distributed and networked quantum computers through innovations in quantum transducers, repeaters and switches will enable this scaling.
With advancements in quantum technologies, there is inevitably additional risk in the security space apart from the already existing security challenges. NIST has introduced new standards for post-quantum cryptography and replacing existing cryptography is going to be both a huge task and an opportunity. We are also expecting to see innovation around cryptography and security and AI is likely to play an even bigger role than ever in this area.
More pervasive AI applications
Artificial narrow intelligence [AI applied to specific tasks] has found its way into many verticals but there are still lots of industries that can benefit from AI advancements. We expect to see more AI in several sectors such as agriculture, healthcare and cybersecurity. As the complexity of these models grows, the machine learning operations (MLOps) space is likely to have even more advancement. Developments in artificial general intelligence [AI that can learn to handle multiple tasks] will bring ethical considerations to it.
— Manjari Chandran-Ramesh, partner at Amadeus Capital Partners
Continued investments in quantum computing
Europe has historically lagged the US, and to a lesser extent China, in the development of quantum computing technologies — both in terms of hardware and software. This is changing fast with the rise of a large number of increasingly well-funded startups such as Plancq (Germany), Pasqal (France), Universal Quantum (UK/Germany), Quantum Circuits (USA) and Quandela (France/Germany).
Given the sovereignty aspects of the quantum computing race, we expect sustained investments in Europe-based firms at comparatively high valuations, and a push towards creating a commercial and partner ecosystem around these.
AI will enable battery management
With global energy supply concerns, the ability to optimise energy consumption is becoming paramount. Similarly, for the electric vehicle market to achieve its potential, the industry still needs to invest in battery management system layers that are context-aware and can holistically manage not just the drawdown of battery capacity but also the charging of batteries. AI is critical to deliver both use cases.
We expect large corporate players in the energy, building management, automotive and mobility industries, including their supply chains, to heavily invest and acquire assets in the AI-enablement arena.
Generative AI will reach Europe
AI technology will be used to generate content based on language, image and video and make an impact on anything related to marketing and customer interaction. AI-driven content generation is currently just at the tip of the iceberg and will evolve into a plethora of content possibilities, including interactive and dynamic content, as well as movies that adapt to each viewer.
— Antoine Blondeau, managing partner of Alpha Intelligence Capital
A new wave of healthcare and defence applications
The next big deeptech wave will be in biotechnology and health. We will see both predictive diagnostic and precision therapy companies, as well as a new wave of medicine and therapies specifically designed for women.
In addition to this, the economic downturn, the war in Europe and the rising east-west tension will lead to innovations within European sensor, spacetech, hardware, data and AI companies, with a focus on technology with dual use cases.
— Inka Mero, founder and managing partner at Voima Ventures
The tech sector gets into clinical trials
In 2023, we will see at least one private tech company acquire a traditional biotech to increase their clinical trial competence.
In the last couple of years we've seen AI designed drugs make it to phase 1 clinical trials — Exscientia, Insilico and Recursion have been leading this charge. Generative AI and large language models have the potential to supercharge these efforts. Alpha Fold was the scientific breakthrough of 2021 but that's only the beginning.
However, companies started as tech platforms often have a lot of growing up to do before launching their own clinical programmes. It's not as simple as hiring a couple of experts and pressing go — processes, policies and experiences aimed at ensuring medicines cause no harm can be foreign concepts to machine learning and engineering-led companies. There's a big prize to be won by tech-first platform companies that see this gap in their capabilities.
— John Cassidy, partner at Kindred Capital
The metaverse arrives in the workplace
The metaverse is not one continuum but rather an interplay between digital platforms and products in Web2 and Web3 and how they are consumed. The evolution of devices like VR headsets, digital glasses, smartphones and other devices act as enablers and will allow users to access 3D virtual or augmented reality environments where they can work, connect with friends, conduct business, visit remote locations and access educational opportunities, all in an environment mediated by technology in new and immersive ways.
One area to watch for the metaverse is the workplace. Companies such as Nvidia and Microsoft and one of our portfolio companies Engage XR have developed platforms for collaborating on digital projects. The use of AR and VR for training in organisations will continue to grow in 2023.
— Isabelle O'Keeffe, partner at Sure Valley Ventures
Technology leaps across deeptech sectors
We foresee exciting developments building up in 2023. To name a few, breakthroughs in material science will foster the next generation of batteries with new performance levels finally making exciting use cases such as e-aviation commercially attractive. The availability of experimental data at scale and new prediction models will lead to fascinating new developments within techbio.
The areas of automation and AI-backed robotics appear to be delivering more and more on their long-term promise of actual substantial productivity increases. And, last but not least, 2023 will witness the first private European rocket launched into lower Earth orbits, triggering a whole new era and momentum for the European space ecosystem.
European tech will strive for sovereignty
The momentum towards more national sovereignty and European autonomy will increase further. As such, defence spending will also become a more important driver similar to the US. While these underlying trends will result in more government support and spending, a dedicated strategy for a deep tech company on how to position itself within the new realities will become even more important.
— Benedikt von Schoeler, general partner at Vsquared Ventures
Clara Rodríguez Fernández is Sifted's deeptech correspondent, based in Berlin. Follow her on LinkedIn.
Thiel-backed psychedelic startup Atai raises another $157m
Founders rally to squeeze startup support out of EU
By Marie Mawad in Paris
Can AI make a better whisky than a human "nose"?
By Maija Palmer
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If you enjoy Nordic skiing, Mount Haggin Nordic Ski Area is an ideal winter destination for runners. Mt. Haggin is located 15 miles south of Anaconda on Highway 569, which is the road from Anaconda to Wisdom.
Mile High Nordic Ski Club, in cooperation with the Montana Fish, Wildlife,and Parks has established over 30 kilometers of ski trails that reach to the Continental Divide. The trail system is groomed weekly by the volunteers from the ski club, to satisfy commercial skiing standards for both classical and skate styles.
Mt Haggin remains one of my favorite ski locations for its majestic snow-capped peaks, blue bird skies, fresh powder and solitude. During weekdays, I frequently have the entire ski area to myself, and during night skiing adventures, I catch glints of the moon and the stellar canopy as I glide over the glittering snow. After skiing, I grab soup and dessert at the cozy Sugar Loaf Lodge, which is just a 3 minute ski away from the parking area for skiing. Sugar Loaf Lodge also offers rental cabins. If you want to soak or ride down the 350 foot enclosed waterslide, Fairmont Hot Springs is about a 25 minute drive away.
For more information regarding Mt Haggin, see my following interview with John Lundborg, one of the gracious individuals from Mile High Ski Foundation, who voluntarily groom Mt Haggin several times per week.
Please tell the readers a little bit about yourself and your history of involvement in Mile High Nordic Ski Foundation and Mt Haggin.
I am a retired (Montana Power Company) engineer living near Wise River. I was a member of the Mile High Nordic Ski Club in 1985 when we entered into an agreement with Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks to develop a system of nordic ski trails within the Mount Haggin Wildlife Management Area. I've been involved with this endeavor continuously ever since - actually, I'm the only original "instigator" still involved.
Please tell us about Mt Haggin ski trails and why should outdoor enthusiasts visit Mt Haggin?
The original attraction of the Mt. Haggin area for nordic ski enthusiasts was the combination of spectacular scenery, a long season of consistently excellent snow conditions, and a wide variety of terrain. Add to that a system of developed trails and regular grooming. Finally,offer that to the public at no cost (although donations and volunteer work are gratefully accepted).
The developed trail system now exceeds 30 km, much of it groomed for both traditional and skate skiing, with some segments only groomed for traditional. Grooming is done at least once a week, usually on Thursday night and Friday so that weekend conditions are optimal.
How does Mt Haggin Ski Area offer such fantastic services such as regular trail grooming, youth programs and a warming hut without charging the public?
The Mile High Nordic Ski Club has always depended on dues, donations,and annual fundraisers to fund operations and capital investments. In recent years, the federal Recreational Trails Program (under several names) has made funds available for matching grants. To facilitate that process and also to increase private donations, the Club has secured a 501(c)(3) designation as the "Mile High Nordic Ski Education Foundation." Particularly with the matching grants, we have been able to improve our "fleet" of grooming vehicles and implements by an order of magnitude over the last 10 years. Equally important, like every service organization, we have a core group of dedicated members who have made the MHNSEF mission their obsession (or at least very high on their set of obligations).
What is the most interesting thing about the history of Mt Haggin?
The Mt. Haggin area was prominent in the development of the Butte mining operation. The immediate area of the ski trails was logged early in the 20th century to provide timbers (stulls and lagging), boiler fuel, and lumber. At that time it was National Forest, and the timber sales were supervised under the direction of Gifford Pinchot, known as the father of the modern Forest Service. Pinchot spent time at Mt. Haggin and some timbering methods still in use were developed there.
I think the most interesting thing about the logging operation had to do with transport of product. Steam winch cable trams on narrow gage rails were used to haul logs from the lowest part of each drainage to a water flume around the 7000 foot elevation. The flume was fed with water that was impounded high in some of the drainages, particularly American Creek. The flume destination was in the Mill Creek Valley, just a few miles upstream from the Dave Gates Generation Station.
ultimately flow into the Gulf of Mexico via the Mississippi River. The Mill Creek drainage, however, flows toward the Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean. Therefore, the flume system at Mt. Haggin took water destined for the Atlantic Ocean and redirected it over the Continental Divide and into the Pacific Ocean!
Please take a look at the historical photos and read Jack Gilluly's account on the Club website MileHighNordic.org . Many historic artifacts are still evident today when the snow is gone.
When does the ski season typically start / end and when do the trails become runnable?
freeze harden the pack to concrete. The good news is that the spring snow conditions make it possible to go anywhere (better off-trail) in the morning with just a bit of hoarfrost on the crust for control. This spring skiing can last till May.
the system (Li'l Cal, Vanna's Way, Sapsucker, and undeveloped Spire Loop). The best way to access this country is from the Mule Ranch, via the American Creek Road.
Thank you, John, for the interesting interview. We appreciate all that you and Mile High Ski Foundation do to make Mt Haggin accessible for others to enjoy the area's pristine beauty!
To see more of Paula's beautiful photos see her website here or her Facebook page here.


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The movie And So It Goes: trailer, clips, photos, soundtrack, news and much more!
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"There are a million reasons not to like realtor Oren Little (Michael Douglas), and that's just the way he likes it. Willfully obnoxious to anyone who might cross his path, he wants nothing more than to sell one last house and retire in peace and quiet — until his estranged son suddenly drops off a granddaughter (Sterling Jerins) he never knew existed and turns his life upside-down. Clueless about how to care for a sweet, abandoned nine-year-old, he pawns her off on his determined and lovable neighbor Leah (Diane Keaton) and tries to resume his life uninterrupted. But little by little, Oren stubbornly learns to open his heart – to his family, to Leah, and to life itself."
Michael Douglas and Diane Keaton would make for a lovely couple in real life!
You may watch the trailer of An So It Goes below if you haven't seen it yet: Continue reading »
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5 Clip of And So It Goes
We've got our hands on five preview clips of And So It Goes, the upcoming comedy movie directed by Rob Reiner and starring Michael Douglas, Diane Keaton, and Sterling Jerins:
And So It Goes – A pathetic attempt at flirtation.
And so it goes – You're the piano player…
"There are a million reasons not to like realtor Oren Little (Michael Douglas), and that's just the way he likes it. Willfully obnoxious to anyone who might cross his path, he wants nothing more than to sell one last house and retire in peace and quiet — until his estranged son suddenly drops off a granddaughter (Sterling Jerins) he never knew existed and turns his life upside-down. Clueless about how to care for a sweet, abandoned nine-year-old, he pawns her off on his determined and lovable neighbor Leah (Diane Keaton) and tries to resume his life uninterrupted. But little by little, Oren stubbornly learns to open his heart, to his family, to Leah, and to life itself."
More clips below: Continue reading »
Trailer and Poster of And So It Goes starring Michael Douglas and Diane Keaton
Here's the first official poster of And So It Goes, the upcoming comedy movie directed by Rob Reiner and starring Michael Douglas, Diane Keaton, Frances Sternhagen, Sterling Jerins, Yaya Alafia, and Maurice Jones:
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There are a million reasons not to like Oren Little.
Just ask everyone!Plot:
"A self-centered realtor enlists the help of his neighbor when he's suddenly left in charge of the granddaughter he never knew existed until his estranged son drops her off at his home."
That poster kinds of looks some fancy picture for a funeral! LoL!
Anyway, here's the movie trailer:
How would you stop your neighbor's dog from pooping on your front lawn? Would you shoot it with a paintball gun just like Oren (the character played by Michael Douglas) did in the trailer?
The film is based on script by Rob Reiner.
The release date if set to July 11, 2014.
Directed by: Rob Reiner
Starring: Michael Douglas, Diane Keaton, Frances Sternhagen, Sterling Jerins, Yaya Alafia, Maurice Jones
More Information at: And So It Goes Trailer
https://teaser-trailer.com/movie/and-so-it-goes
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Flashes field hockey hopes to end losing streak in Iowa
Nick Shook
Kent State didn't envision losing two straight games to begin the regular season.
But after falling to Northwestern, 4-0, and to New Hampshire, 5-1, on the season's opening weekend, that is exactly where they stand.
The Flashes returned to the practice field this week to make necessary adjustments in preparation for their two-game trip to Iowa this weekend.
"We had a good practice," said Kent State coach Kathleen Wiler. "It started out a little quiet, but they got their energy up and worked really hard.
"The biggest thing is after a day off and a weekend, you just want to come out and see them compete," Wiler said.
Senior midfielder Chelsea Sickel, who has been on the field for 75 minutes in two games, understood what the first weekend of the season meant to the team and kept a positive attitude.
"We definitely had a setback last weekend," Sickel said. "We were expecting to do better in those games than we did, but we're a young team and we're not going to let it get us down."
Sickel was encouraged by the play of her teammates during their practice on Tuesday.
"I thought the intensity was great today," Sickel said. "Everybody showed up ready to practice, ready to play. The whole first day of school didn't affect them at all."
The Flashes' trip to the Corn Belt was split into two days, and they left Kent on Thursday. The Flashes stopped in South Bend, Ind. for the night before continuing to Iowa on Friday.
"It's going to be a long trip, but I'm looking forward to seeing how the team reacts and if we can try and go out there and keep the intensity going all the way out in Iowa." – Chelsea Sickel
The trip will not only test the team's will and resolve on the road, but will also hopefully help to strengthen relationships between teammates.
"We're going to get there, have a hit-around Thursday night, go out to a nice team dinner and probably watch a lot of movies," Wiler said.
Always a competitor, Sickel is anticipating the back-to-back games in Iowa.
"I'm just looking forward to the challenge going into the weekend," Sickel said. "It's going to be a long trip, but I'm looking forward to seeing how the team reacts and if we can try and go out there and keep the intensity going all the way out in Iowa."
Sickel and the rest of the Flashes hope to return to Kent with a record of 2-2. They will look to accomplish that goal beginning with Friday's 6 p.m. game against Iowa. The Flashes will then face Massachusetts on Saturday at 4 p.m.
"We definitely have all of the skills there, we just need to improve our knowledge base," Sickel said.
Contact Nick Shook at [email protected].


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'Game Of Thrones' S07E06 Recap: The Dead 1, The Living 0
*Contains spoilers*
The penultimate episode of the seventh season of George RR Martin's Game of Thrones was a little hard to take in. While it was 10-15 minutes longer than the average episode, everything, somehow, seemed rushed. The timeline made no sense – especially the ridiculously quick way each character got to their destination.
Nevertheless, there were moments to rejoice and moments to cry over, now that the season is set to end. Right from the battle with the White Walkers till the final scene that would make every fan squeal in horror (or joy, depending on whose team you're on), the end is nigh and there's little hope left.
Picking up from last episode 'Eastwatch', the sixth episode 'Beyond The Wall' pretty much took place beyond The Wall. Jon, Jorah, Gendry, the Hound, Beric Dondarrion, Thoros of Myr, and a group of the Free Folk led by Tormund walk around to capture a White Walker to present to Cersei.
Things go awry when they do catch one, however. The White Walkers led by the Night King surround the men as Gendry rushes off to send a raven to Daenerys.
Stuck on a small patch of land in the middle of an icy lake, the White Walkers watch the men closely. Both parties spend the night watching each other. It almost seems like the end for Jon Snow and his men.
Beric and Thoros fire up their sword. The others are in position, too. Fewer than 10 vs 1000s of zombies. It's a war no one has prepared for.
They fight, and fight, and down goes Thoros.
While fending off twenty White Walkers, Tormund looks at Jon, and Jon looks back. A dirge plays in the background, signalling that all hope is lost in this fight. It's almost too heartbreaking to watch.
And then, a huge shadow falls over them. The flap of heavy wings are heard, and three squawks.
Daenerys and her dragons arrive to the rescue. It becomes a game of ice and fire, with the fire breathing dragons causing mayhem among the dead.
The Night King, watching from afar, isn't pleased. He readies his ice spear, aims, and throws.
Night King
And that's the last we hear of Viserion, Daenerys' golden child named after her brother Viserys.
For a few minutes, everyone's too shocked to react, even those fighting. But gathering up her men and her courage, Daenerys leaves on the other dragon at Jon Snow's urging, darting away from another icy spear.
But Jon Snow has missed his "flight". He fights the dead but is outnumbered.
Then, Benjen Stark arrives from God knows where.
And just like that, as it had happened with Bran and Meera, Jon Snow is saved. He soon reunites with Dany and company.
Heartbroken at the loss of her child, Dany and Snow share a …tender moment. But before they get carried away, other pressing issues come in the way.
Meanwhie, things at Winterfell take a sour turn. Arya and Sansa are cross with each other, with the former convinced that her sister isn't really for the Starks anymore. Considering how Arya fell hook-line-sinker for Petyr Baelish's plan, there is chaos between the two girls with Sansa unable to explain why she had to write that scroll to Winterfell when their father was getting beheaded.
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"You don't understand. I went through things that you couldn't possibly imagine," reasons Sansa, taking us back to the days when she was assaulted, captured, married off twice, and raped several times.
Arya, though, chooses to let her anger talk.
Littlefinger's plan is clearly working, with him gaining control of Winterfell and manipulating the still naive Sansa.
An invitation from King's Landing also arrives, with Sansa sending Brienne of Tarth in her stead. There's not a lot of clarity over what Sansa is planning, but with Littlefinger around, it isn't going to end too well for the Starks.
The last few minutes of the episode are predictable enough to know what the Night King's next move would be.
The new walker in town whom the Night King 'breathes life' into, can fly.
Viserion


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Q: Prevent acccess to the C drive Is it possible to prevent regular users from accessing the C drive via Windows Explorer? they should be allowed to execute certain programs. This is to ensure that employees cannot steal or copy out proprietary software even though they should be able to execute it.
One way would be to change the option in windows Group Policy and set the "shell" to something other than "explorer.exe". I'm looking for a similar windows setting that just hides the C drive or otherwise prevents trivial access.
This is for Windows XP/7.

A: So, how do they run the program if they can't read the drive that it's on?
In short - you can't do this the way that you're asking. For someone to execute a program, they have to have the credentials to be able to read it. Can you imagine what else would break if you really did explicitly deny users access to the C:\ drive? They wouldn't even be able to login.
You need a copy-protection or DRM solution, like a lot of games have. Or some sort of authentication server, such that the program can only run when it can contact a license server on the corporate network. I know that there are commercial solutions out there for exactly this.
Or, you could offer the program in such a way that the users never run it on their own PCs - hosted web-app, terminal service with no mapped drives, etc. Not all applications can be effectively run this way of course.
Edit - Also, why are you concerned about them decompiling it? You're not saving sensitive credentials within the application are you? For almost everything, that's a bad way to get things done. For example, if you ever have to change the password, now you have to recompile and redistribute the whole program.
If it's database access, you can distribute an ODBC connection that has the password saved in it so that the program doesn't need to have the creds hard-coded in.
Additional edit - you already asked this question last month on StackOverflow and got the same good answers that I just gave you. You can't do this as you're asking, because if someone can't read it, they can't run it. There are software solutions, someone mentioned Nalpeiron as a license server, which matched my answer above. Someone else mentioned splitting the business logic so that sensitive parts run on the server - you said the app was already developed. So you could host it on a TS and not let the users map drives, so they can't read the binaries from their desktop. That's about it.

A: Well, If you want to allow execute, that they have to be able to read content of disk => They can copy it.

A: What you are proposing just wont work. If you have a look at this question on Stackoverflow and in particular this answer you will find further reading on how to go about securing your .net application.

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