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How I Met Your Father Copies Barney's Playbook Burning
How I Met Your Father's Charlie makes a grand gesture to prove his love to Valentina, which copies Barney burning The Playbook for Robin.
How I Met Your Father's character Charlie makes a grand romantic gesture that repeats Barney Stinson burning The Playbook in HIMYM. Aside from his blog and many catchphrases, HIMYM's Barney Stinson was particularly notable for his extensive Playbook, which was later revealed to be a physical book full of his elaborate ideas for picking up women. In HIMYM season 8, Barney makes the most significant sacrifice to his playboy routine when he burns The Playbook in a trash bin for Patrice, though this is really done to prove to Robin his womanizing days are over.
Although How I Met Your Father is a spinoff repeating the original show's narrative setup, the series' characters don't particularly align with the personalities of HIMYM's protagonists. Because of this, How I Met Your Father doesn't necessarily have a womanizing anti-relationship character like Barney Stinson, with each character in the spinoff focused on pursuing a romantic partner. However, How I Met Your Father has repeated some of Barney's arcs in putting his playboy persona behind him, particularly with the character of Charlie (Tom Ainsley).
While Charlie and Barney are completely different characters, How I Met Your Father episode 6 reveals that Charlie has a Casanova past with many women. However, Charlie bouncing around different whirlwind relationships with women wasn't about conquest or sleeping with them like it is for Barney, as Charlie actually falls for his significant others. Charlie's How I Met Your Father story began with him moving from London to New York City to be with Valentina, though she discovers this isn't the first time he's left the comfort of his wealthy family for a girl. Valentina discovers that Charlie's passport stamps typically represent a different girl for whom he moved to another nation to be with, which makes Valentina believe she's just another girl in his string of quick romances. Proving How I Met Your Father's Valentina is different, Charlie burns his passport in a trash bin, thus telling her he doesn't need to travel around for other women. This romantic gesture repeats Barney's Playbook burning, in which told Robin he no longer needed elaborate strategies to pick up women.
In both cases, Charlie and Barney are proving to their significant others that their playboy days are behind them and will be loyal to the relationship. In a situation Robin never thought would come, Barney burning his Playbook was stipulated by the notion that it was part of his last play, which would end in him getting engaged to Robin. Charlie burning his passport in How I Met Your Father similarly allowed Valentina to tell him that she loved him, with Charlie returning the sentiment. Although Charlie isn't a playboy in the same fashion as HIMYM's Barney Stinson, it took an act of literally burning the tool with which they accomplished their past romances in order to finally move into a fully committed relationship.
While The Playbook and passport burnings proved Barney and Charlies' love for Robin and Valentina, Barney's future suggests Charlie's romances also aren't completely over. Barney actually had a second copy of The Playbook when he burned the first one, thus making it a fairly empty gesture. Similarly, Charlie will have to get another passport in the future if he ever wants to leave the country - especially since he's not a citizen. Charlie is still far more emotionally mature in How I Met Your Father than Barney was in HIMYM, so it does still stand to reason that he and Valentina can make their relationship last longer than Barney and Robin.
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RIP Lux Interior, 1948-2009
I am stunned to report the death of Erick Purkhiser, better known to the world as Lux Interior , creator and leader of the seminal "psychobilly" rock band The Cramps at age of 62 of a heart condition. He and his wife Poison Ivy started the band in 1973 (yes, you read that right!) and started recording as a result of joining the New York punk scene of the late 70s.
Lots of rockers talk about/sing about/pose on "the edge," but Lux lived there. He synthesized everything that was dark, unseemly and cool all together and fused it into his "Elvis-cum-Ghoulardi" persona. You will never again see a performer who more accurately embodies the forbidden appeal of the devil's rock-n-roll.
My most memorable Cramps experience was watching them perform at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta in 1989. Having no opening act, the management required them to go on promptly at 8pm -- about three hours shy of their usual time. Lux was not in a good mood. He growled, barked and snarled his way through a not-quite-hour-long set and stomped off.
It was awesome!
My thoughts go out to his wife "Poison Ivy," (Kristy Wallace) his partner in everything for the last 37 years. It was our good fortune to have our lives intersect with such an artist as Lux, to have our brains zapped by his influence. He will be missed.
Here's two videos of the many Cramps videos that I particularly like, the earliest one I could find from 1978 (at CBGBs!) and a fan-made fusing of their great cover of "Faster Pussycat" to clips from the film itself.
Next time you're facing the choice of "mild" or "wild," think of Lux and go crazy.

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Die Kirche St. Fridolin () ist eine römisch-katholische Pfarrkirche (église paroissiale) in Mülhausen. Sie stellt das größte und bedeutendste Beispiel neubarocker Sakralarchitektur im Elsass dar.

Geschichte
1895 spendete ein Mitglied der Pfarrgemeinde, Frau Rogg, eine Geldsumme zur Errichtung einer repräsentativen Kirche. Die dem Hl. Fridolin von Säckingen gewidmete Kirche (→ Fridolinskirche) wurde 1901 bis 1906 nach Plänen von Ludwig Becker errichtet, der sich für die Doppelturmfassade bewusst an dem Fridolinsmünster orientierte.

Ausstattung
Die Ausstattung stammt unter anderem von dem Wahlmünchener Maler Martin von Feuerstein (Gemälde), dem Colmarer Bildhauer Théophile Klem (Altäre, Kanzel, Beichtstühle, Taufstein) und dem Luzerner Orgelbaumeister Friedrich Goll.

Orgel
Beckers eigener Entwurf eines Orgelgehäuses wurde bei der Ausführung nicht berücksichtigt, stattdessen wurde 1907 ein Instrument erstanden, das Goll ursprünglich für den Benediktinerstift der Stadt Delle angefertigt hatte. Die heutige Mechanik stammt größtenteils aus dem Jahre 1960 und der Werkstatt des Straßburger Baumeisters Curt Schwenkedel.

 Koppeln: II/I (auch als Superoktavkoppel), III/I (auch als Sub- und Superoktavkoppel), III/II, I/P, II/P, III/P

Die Kirche wurde anlässlich ihres hundertjährigen Bestehens im Jahre 2006 inwendig grundlegend restauriert. Das weiß verputzte Gemäuer war in der Zwischenzeit grau und bröckelig geworden.

Literatur
 Marie-Philippe Scheurer, Roger Lehni, Claude Menninger: Mulhouse, Haut-Rhin − Images du Patrimoine, Le Verger, Illkirch-Graffenstaden, 1990, ISBN 2-908367-18-1.

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Negative Impact of Social Networking Sites
By Danielle Reed Social Network Manager
Social media has changed the way people interact. In many ways, social media has led to positive changes in the way people communicate and share information; however, it has a dark side, as well. Social networking can sometimes result in negative outcomes, some with long-term consequences.
People as Products
According to eMarketer, social network ad spending reached $23.68 billion in 2015 and should reach $35.98 billion by the end of 2017. In 2015, Facebook make $15.50 billion in ad revenue alone. Most social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and many others offer their services to members for free, yet still net significant income through ad dollars. The top social ad sellers in the United States market, also according to eMarketer, are (in order) Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Reasons Why Social Networking Is Bad
Advantages and Disadvantages of Social Networking
Impact of Social Networking on eBusiness
Sites are able to offer services and accounts for free because of the staggering sums of money spent on ads. According to BBC News, social networking sites are uniquely positioned to make money by matching people to products. Since you generate content on a social networking site that indicates your interests, social and work background, and a great deal of other information about your personal preferences, the social networking sites can target advertisements specifically to you, a service for which advertisers are willing to pay significant amounts of money. For example, a targeted advertisement on Facebook can be narrowed down to users within a certain zip code, with a specific job title, and with interests in a printed or digital publication.
Although advertisers have permission to gather information about users, it can still make someone feel like a statistic on a chart.
Diminishing Privacy
While many users feel their personal data is safe on social networking sites because they have set high levels of security settings, research suggests this is not the case.
Inferred Personal Information
According to a 2010 Northeastern University and Max Planck Institute for Software Systems study, researchers created an algorithm to discover an individual's personal attributes by examining the one thing that most people leave public even when all other privacy settings are place: their friend list. Using the algorithm, researchers were able to infer many personal traits merely from friend lists, including education level, university attended, hometown and other private data.
The idea of losing your privacy does impact emotions and mental health. An article in the New York Times reports that privacy research in "online and offline environments has shown that just the perception of being watched results in feelings of low self-esteem, depression, and anxiety." Don't lose sight of the potential negative effects of feeling you are losing your privacy.
Many social networking sites regularly make changes that require you to update your settings in order to maintain your privacy, and frequently it is difficult to discover how to enable settings for your appropriate level of privacy. Because of this, many users do not realize how much private information they are allowing to become public by not re-evaluating settings every time the network makes a change.
Tagging can also serve as an invasion of privacy. When social networking sites have a "tagging" option, unless you disable it, friends or acquaintances may be able to tag you in posts or photographs that reveal sensitive data. Don't forget that every time you check-in somewhere, change your relationship status, click on certain ads, join specific groups, and visit a site, your information is being recorded.
Negative Health Consequences
A 2015 study conducted by the University of Missouri found regular use of Facebook could lead to depression if the site triggered envy in the user. One of the professors conducting the research said, "If it is used... to size up one's own accomplishments against others, it can have a negative effect."
A 2010 Case Western Reserve School of Medicine study showed hyper-networking (more than three hours on social networks per day) and hyper texting (more than 120 text messages per day) correlated with unhealthy behaviors in teens, including drinking, smoking and sexual activity. Hyper-networking was also associated with depression, substance abuse, poor sleep patterns, suicide and poor academic performance.
Feelings of Isolation
While on the surface it appears social networking brings people together across the Internet, in a larger sense it may create social isolation and even addiction. In a study published in 2016 by a researcher at Swansea University, people experienced the psychological symptoms of withdrawal when removed from social media. As people spend increasing amounts of time on social networks, they experience less face-to-face interaction which also makes them more dependent on devices.
Scientists have evaluated social isolation in many studies, and have determined that it can lead to a host of mental, psychological, emotional and physical problems including depression, anxiety, somatic complaints and many others.
Other Problems and Concerns
While the above studies show actual correlations between social networking and negative consequences, others argue that many other negative consequences may exist that have not yet been studied. Some of the harmful effects people suggest social networking has that have not yet yielded conclusive study results include:
Encouraging poor grammar and spelling
Allowing the spread of misinformation that may be perceived as fact even in light of evidence to the contrary
Exposing children to online predators
Creating a culture in which a single mistake such as a racy picture or poorly thought-out comment can cause irreparable harm to someone's reputation
Decreasing productivity as workers habitually check social networking sites when they should be working
Providing information that increases the risk of identity theft
Creating a platform for cyber bullying
Decreasing the Impact
It is the responsibility of the individual to use social networking constructively, and parents must be especially careful to monitor their children's use of social media to minimize the potential for negative outcomes. To minimize the potential risk of negative social network use, consider the following tips.
Always use maximum privacy settings.
Be cautious about what you share on social networking sites.
Minimize the time you and your children spend social networking.
Monitor your children's social networking use and friend lists.
Make household rules about social networking and enforce them.
Educate your children about the potential hazards of social networking.
Do not allow strangers to be your friends on social networks.
Remind yourself that Facebook is not an accurate representation of reality.
Build online networks of people you also interact with face-to-face and encourage your children to do the same.
Stay connected with family with online photos and posts.
Social Networks Are Here to Stay
While social networking has clearly demonstrable negative impacts, it is most likely here to stay. Deciding whether you or your children will use social networks is an individual choice. By using these platforms responsibly and encouraging your children to do the same, you can harness the benefits of social networking while avoiding the potential drawbacks.
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An Inside View of What Makes a Logo Great
The Logo as an Icon
Simplicity is important in logo development
What makes a great logo? People the world over have come to expect a logo when encountering a company or product — It's so ingrained in how we size things up. A logo will stand for everything a brand represents to us — and most often within an emotional context. Just think of the famous brands and your own personal reaction to them via their logos.
You see the Coke logo and you think/feel/associate "authenticity" and "relaxing good times and refreshment." When you see the Nike swoosh you conjure up "winning" and "personal triumph." These companies have done a brilliant job building emotional brands and connecting them with their visual symbols. Business logos are no less emotional nor influential than consumer brands.
It's all a matter of association in the hearts and minds of your customers. Who could deny the emotional power in the Merrill Lynch bullish icon? From an insider's point of view —as the practitioner who creates these symbols — there is much to consider when evaluating or creating the little piece of art that will come to represent an entire enterprise. To the layperson, the logo is just there —part of the overall impression. They don't actually study the logo's form, color, and style in all it's detail. They simply experience it. But for all it's apparent simplicity, a great logo is really quite sophisticated.
Beginning with an Idea
There are rules for logos, at least there are rules for great logos. Like great advertising, all great logos start with a solid idea. The idea is the foundation for all that follows. Without the idea, a logo is just decoration — a ship without a rudder that is unable to steer itself or the viewer towards a meaningful impression of the brand.
The idea can be abstract or representational as long as it leaves you with a sense of the company's unique personality and purpose. Here are a few examples. Black and Decker uses a hex shape like that of a steel nut (nuts and bolts). Along with its caution orange color and all caps bold sans serif type, the logo (symbol) and logotype (name) convey this company's product strength and industry category. CBS literally converted its "eye on the world" into a symbol that has successfully branched into all its many content venues. Sprint's "pin drop" from it's signature TV campaign – "So clear you can hear a pin drop." was used as the inspiration for it's updated "pin in motion" logo. The distinctive and contemporary "black on yellow" color palette helps separate Sprint from its competitors.
Understanding the Craft of Logo-making
The strategy must be paramount
Craft in logo making refers here to the formal design relationships. Like the formal relationships in an architectural masterpiece, there are basic rules of entry in order to even be considered architecture — size, placement, thematic structure. The construction must be sound and plumb, and the connective relationships must be elegant and true. Anything less and the viewer focuses on the imperfections and misses the message. It's hard to imagine Frank Gehry or I.M. Pei allowing a wall to be out of square or out of proportion (unless of course they meant it to be that way as part of the effect).
Simplicity is the Way
A logo must not be complicated. As a symbol for an entire organization and brand, it's job is to connect with the viewer in an instant. This can only be done when the idea is direct and unfettered by unnecessary ornamentation. This goes to the idea of using only one visual "trick" in a logo. Focus needs to be on the one main idea. For example, the three logos above for Black and Decker, CBS, and Sprint use one visual device and focal point – so there's no doubt as to where to look — "nut", "eye", "pin drop". Verizon however, has diminished their impact with two separate and disparate devices – the check mark over the "v" and the stylized "z" – that lead the viewer in two separate directions thus creating confusion.
The other value in simplicity is its flexibility. A simple design can be placed on nearly anything from a blimp to a golf ball – and everything in between. Tradition had it that logos were only to be created in "line art." This is where the forms in the logo are either positive or negative with no gradations or tones. The reason for this is that tones are more difficult (expensive) to reproduce in certain environments like signage and specialty items – like the blimp and golf ball, for example. Tones also do not translate as well in small sizes and are more difficult to print consistently. Today however as the technology focus for online and video is greater than ever, more and more companies are sacrificing flexibility for animated on-screen impact.
The old vs.the new
Check out this update for AT&T. AT&T's venerable globe logo (line art — above on the left) created by Saul Bass in 1984 received a more 3-dimensional appearance in it's 2005 (tonal) update (above on the right) by Interbrand. Some designers call it sacrilege. Decide for yourself what feels more "today."
Style and Personality
Along with the idea and craft of the logo, there is much more to convey in terms of style and personality. If the company in question is a progressive technology company, it stands to reason that the typographic style and overall design theme should be accordingly "progressive." No sense wasting time looking at Old World calligraphic fonts, or dark and recessive colors.
The sweet spot in logo design is found when the logo grows out of a company's vision for itself and its customers — the very thing that customers respond to at a deep and actionable level. The best possible scenario occurs when the logo is created in tandem with a unique and powerful brand theme-line (think "Just Do It"). This logo/brand theme-line combination or "lockup" as it is sometimes called, can then be used as the foundation for a comprehensive brand identity and visual thematic that crosses every media type. It's then that the logo becomes a great logo and creates a formidable tool in changing perceptions and gaining market share.
(See some examples of Stealing Share's logo design here)
An Inside View of What Makes a Logo Great was last modified: December 17th, 2016 by Tom Dougherty


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Beatles Go Baroque Again
Artist: Breiner
Label: NAXOS
1. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 5 (After Bach's Bwv 1052): I. Come Together
2. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 5 (After Bach's Bwv 1052): II. Blackbird
3. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 5 (After Bach's Bwv 1052): III. I'll Drive My Car
4. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 6 (After Bach's Bwv 1041): I. I Want To Hold Your Hand
5. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 6 (After Bach's Bwv 1041): II. Something
6. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 6 (After Bach's Bwv 1041): III. Day Tripper
7. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 7 (After Bach's Bwv 1047): I. Nowhere Man
8. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 7 (After Bach's Bwv 1047): II. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
9. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 7 (After Bach's Bwv 1047): III. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
10. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 8 (After Vivaldi's Op. 8): I. A Day In The Life
11. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 8 (After Vivaldi's Op. 8): II. Norwegian Wood
12. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 8 (After Vivaldi's Op. 8): III. Octupus's Garden
13. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 8 (After Vivaldi's Op. 8): IV. Because
14. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 8 (After Vivaldi's Op. 8): V. Back In The U.S.S.R
15. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 8 (After Vivaldi's Op. 8): VI. Julia
16. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 8 (After Vivaldi's Op. 8): VII. Get Back
17. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 9 (After Bach's Bwv 232): I. Here, There And Everywhere
18. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 9 (After Bach's Bwv 232): II. Yesterday
19. Beatles Concerto Grosso No. 9 (After Bach's Bwv 232): III. Hello, Goodbye
20. Medley: The Beatles - Golden Slumbers - Carry That Weight - The End
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Nintendo NES Classic Edition
byWill Greenwald Nov 09, 2016
The Nintendo Entertainment System is one of the most influential and successful video game systems ever. It saved the entire video game industry after the crash of the early 80s, and its library includes some of the first examples of the most popular video game genres and series ever made. It was the first game system for millions, and many of its titles hold up to this day. That's why Nintendo has released the NES Classic Edition. This little $59.99 box is part retro game system, part classic gaming collectible. It's a miniature NES with a full-size NES controller and 30 games built in. It's charming, fun, and affordable, and the decades-old games look fantastic thanks to its HDMI output, making it an ideal gift for anyone who remembers why we blew into cartridges.
The Retro Game
This is hardly the first retro game system to come out in recent memory, or the most advanced. On one end of the spectrum there are dedicated cartridge-reading consoles with HDMI upconversion, like the Analogue Nt and Retron 5. These feature some useful emulation tricks or high-end electronics, but also cost two, three, or four times the price of the NES Classic Edition. The Atari Flashback (now in its sixth iteration) and Intellivision, Colecovision, and Sega Genesis retro systems are much simpler, with analog video output and low price tags. They can often play classic cartridges as well, but they look horrible outputting video over composite or S-Video to a modern TV. The NES Classic Edition doesn't play cartridges at all, but it's one of the few classic game systems to both output over HDMI and feature a price tag well under $100.
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The Classic shouldn't be compared with modern game consoles, because it's an entirely different beast. It isn't a competitor with Nintendo's Wii U or 3DS, and doesn't need to be mentioned in the same sentence as the upcoming Switch outside of its logo and branding. This isn't intended to be anyone's first or main game system, just a self-contained, loving compilation of classic games in an attractive package.
We don't usually talk about packaging in our reviews, but the NES Classic Edition's box deserves some attention for its nostalgic design. It's intended to replicate the look of the original NES system boxes, just scaled down. Anyone who played with the NES in the 80s and 90s will instantly recognize the starry night gradient and bronze-colored italic text identifying the system. The picture of the NES Classic Edition and control pad is even arranged to ape the look of the Control Deck box, but with a subtle sense of forced perspective from the full-size controller contrasting with the miniature system. A red stripe on the box identifies it as the Nintendo Entertainment System, and a suspiciously Nintendo Switch-like red-and-white logo on the top panel indicates that it's part of the company's Classics line of products (which could hint at future retro devices from Nintendo).
The NES Classic Edition itself is, aesthetically, a perfectly reproduced miniature Nintendo Entertainment System. At 1.7 by 5.1 by 3.9 inches (HWD), it's a fraction of the size of the original NES. The details are fantastic, like the two-tone gray shell (light gray on the top half, dark gray on the bottom half) with the prominent black strip indicating the control ports, a molded cartridge door (that sadly doesn't open), and even mechanical Power and Reset buttons next to a red light that shows when the system is on. This is a retro game console that could stand on its own as a shelf-warming collectible even if it didn't have video games inside it, because it looks so good.
Instead of the uneven quadrangle connector of the NES controllers, the ports on the front of the NES Classic Edition are U-shaped Wii accessory ports designed for use with the included gamepad. While there are two controller ports, only one controller comes with the system; if you want a second NES gamepad you'll need to spend another $10. On the bright side, we used the Wii Classic Controller in the second port and it worked perfectly, so check if any of your old Wii accessories will let you enjoy two-player action without a second trip to the store.
The back of the NES Classic Edition holds two simple, universal ports: HDMI and micro USB. The HDMI port connects to your TV, and the micro USB port plugs into the wall with the included adapter. The micro USB port is only for power, and the NES Classic Edition can't go online or connect to any other device for expansion or updates. It's a totally closed system.
Nintendo has also managed to reproduce the look and feel of the original NES controller. We've come a long way in terms of ergonomics and design, and a plastic rectangle can certainly feel uncomfortable when you've been gripping it tight for hours trying to beat the green dragon in Mega Man 2, but as an invocation of classic video games it's nearly perfect. We've played with plenty of retro-themed gamepads from various companies, and while many worked perfectly fine they all felt a bit off when compared with the original NES (and SNES) controllers. The NES Classic Edition's gamepad feels, for what it tries to be, exactly right. The direction pad has just the right amount of springiness, the A and B buttons properly feel just a bit smoother and harder than the controller's shell, and the Start and Select buttons are sunken, soft rubber. If you didn't check the end of the cable, you could swear it was a mint NES controller from 1986.
The cable, incidentally, is our only complaint about the controller (aside from memories of blistered thumbs). The gamepad connects to the NES Classic Edition using a wire just over two feet long. That's incredibly short, and it's where the evocation of playing video games sitting in front of the TV on Saturday morning falls a bit flat. The short cable can keep you glued to the television just like when you were a kid, but TVs have gotten much, much bigger since then. It can actually strain your eyes if you're playing on a big screen and sitting only two feet away. The NES Classic Edition itself is small and light enough that you can pull it closer to you if you need to (if you have long enough HDMI and micro USB cables), but the gamepad's wire really should be at least twice as long as it is.
The NES Classic Edition comes with 30 NES games from both Nintendo and third parties. It's an impressively broad selection, including Castlevania, Dr. Mario, Final Fantasy, Kirby's Adventure, Mega Man 2, Metroid, Ninja Gaiden, StarTropics, and Super Mario Bros. 3. Some of the system's best games are here, with a few obvious omissions likely due to licensing (there's no Ducktales or other Capcom Disney games, and Tecmo Bowl instead of Super Tecmo Bowl, for instance). Depending on your taste not all of the games will really hit, but if you ever had an NES you'll almost certainly find a solid handful of nostalgic gems to revisit.
Some of the game choices are puzzling. The NES Classic Edition includes two Castlevania games, the classic Castlevania and the terrible Castlevania 2: Simon's Quest, while leaving out the far superior Castlevania 3: Dracula's Curse. Super C is on the system, but the original Contra is absent. And, while Mega Man 2 is a classic, the original Mega Man and Mega Man 3 would have been great additions. Double Dragon 2 over the original's inferior NES port is understandable, but there's no River City Ransom or Super Dodge Ball. Most curiously, Ice Hockey isn't on the system even though it's a first-party game with no licensed teams.
You can populate your Wii, Wii U, or 3DS with any or all of the games on the NES Classic Edition, but you'll be paying more; at $60 for 30 games, this device works out to $2 per game before you even look at its value as a collectible, while NES Virtual Console games are $5 a pop. You can pick and choose from a much wider selection using the Virtual Console, but as a single package, the NES Classic Edition is clearly the better deal.
It's Emulation
The NES Classic Edition is a completely self-contained NES emulation system. Despite its classic design it doesn't use any original hardware, which gives it a huge advantage with HDTVs and 4K TVs. It outputs games at 1080p, digitally scaling the pixels to look sharp and bright on new TVs when original hardware with an analog connection would produce some very ugly results.
The system offers three graphical options for your games: CRT, 4:3, and Pixel Perfect. 4:3 and Pixel Perfect are very similar modes that scale the original picture up to 1080p while either maintaining a 4:3 perspective or slightly altering the ratio by blowing up each individual pixel. The difference is negligible on most TVs. CRT adds scanlines and fuzziness to the picture, making it look like you're playing on an old CRT television. It's clear what Nintendo's trying with this mode, but it really just makes it look like you covered your TV in wax paper before playing.
It also enables the use of four save states for each game, letting you freeze the game you're playing at any moment and return to that moment whenever you want. It's convenient both for getting through very hard games and for simply saving your progress without writing down complicated passwords in Kid Icarus and Metroid.
Don't expect many bells or whistles besides save states and HDMI output, though. While the menu system is a very attractive, cheery pixel art gallery of video game box designs you can scroll through, there isn't any additional information about any game besides a single QR code directing you to a Nintendo of Japan Web site for downloading manuals.
A New Classic
The games play great. Controls are responsive and feel true to how the original games felt, though it can be hard to get into that feeling after years of playing newer games. Castlevania and Mega Man 2 are very deliberate, unforgiving platformers that embody the fair-but-painful classification of Nintendo Hard (not to be confused with Fake Nintendo Hard, when you couldn't beat an NES game because it had genuinely broken mechanics instead of well-designed challenge).
I had a blast playing these old games, even if I already owned a handful either on the Wii/Wii U/3DS Virtual Console or the original cartridges. Kirby's Adventure, Mario 3, and Startropics stand out among my favorites, but I enjoyed revisiting most of the games on the NES Classic Edition that were more than arcade ports, like Donkey Kong, Mario Bros., and Pac-Man.
The NES Classic Edition is a fantastic retro throwback, standing as one of the best of its kind. Its HDMI output ensures that the games actually look good on HDTVs, its build quality is top notch, its look oozes classic style, and its game selection is excellent despite a few odd choices. Yes, it's a $60 box with no connectivity or expansion capabilities, with a single controller with a very short wire. But it's also a miniature NES with 30 of the system's best games, all in a package that will tug the heartstrings of anyone who remembers which white block to kneel on to get the warp whistle in Mario 3. As a game system, it's a novelty next to more expensive modern consoles and specialty devices for extreme retro gaming enthusiasts. As a gift for any fan of classic gaming, it's nearly perfect.

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Cleaning silver goblets can make them look like new. There are homemade silver cleaning solutions, as well as commercial products, from which to choose. Learn how to clean a silver goblet to look clean with a pretty, even patina.
Make a thick paste of water and baking soda. Rub it on with a soft cotton cloth, then rinse in lukewarm water and polish dry using a second soft cotton cloth. This method buffs away most tarnish stains and neutralizes acidic deposits on the surface.
Create your own electrolytic silver cleaner by placing a sheet of aluminum foil in the bottom of your sink. Add enough hot or boiling water to cover the goblet, plus 1 tbsp. each of baking soda and salt. Allow the silver to soak for up to 10 minutes. This method gets deep carved crevasses clean and shiny. Do not use this method on silver that has an oxidized or french gray finish.
Coat the silver goblet with a layer of toothpaste. Rinse by running the goblet under warm water, working the toothpaste into a foam and allowing it to dissolve tarnish away. You can use a soft-bristled toothbrush to get into deep grooves.


I am usually a very deep sleeper, meaning that I could literally sleep through a bad thunderstorm and not be affected by it. However, last night I kept waking up because Hershey was acting weird and out of his usual routine. He would sleep for a few hours, get up and go downstairs to get a drink of water. This time it took him a while to get upstairs (he would pause after every few steps) and then proceeded in making more funny sounds. My instinct was to hop out of bed and switch on all the lights and also wake Hubs up. I've never been so frightened for our dog after what I discovered. His 'boy' part was swollen and completely exposed. We started researching emergency veterinary offices near us, found one, and their website said "We speak English" – perfect. Thankfully, the doctor on call spoke perfect English (as advertised) and told us to meet at the office in thirty minutes. Hubs scrambled to get dressed while I called a taxi service for him to get there. The doctor said that we were lucky, because if we would have waited til opening hours, it would have been much much worse. With boy bits exposed like that, Hershey could lose blood circulation to the area and if not treated immediately could result in amputation. Oh my goodness. Hubs's got back home a little after 3:00 AM and we had to closely monitor Hershey in shifts for the rest of the morning. Needless to say, we both had to call out sick today.
Poor Hershey! I hope he is OK!!


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Are you looking for ways to save money on your food expenses? I think we all are these days.
This morning, I stumbled across a blog that explains how to get bacon strips from Whole Foods for about two cents by using their pay-by-the-pound food bar.
At first thought, it seems kind of weird, but hey, if you like bacon, why not?
Know of any other deals like this? Leave your comments below!


In the chapter, a reporter for the New York Times who has written extensively about immigration detention policies in various countries assesses the limits that investigative journalism faces in spurring detention reforms. She argues that while journalism occupies a privileged place in a democracy because it helps hold government to account, in practice it operates at a far messier intersection between the politics of reform and the contingencies and conventions of even the most robust news operation. The author focuses her analysis on the relationship between investigative journalism and the early efforts of the Barack Obama administration to overhaul immigration detention by creating "a truly civil detention system." Today, the US detention system is larger than ever, abuses remain endemic, the government has massively expanded its capacity to lock up mothers and children in "family residential centers," and the new administration is threatening to ramp up already record numbers of deportations.
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The company is training 615 'Blue Link Wizards' who in turn would train over 10,000 sales consultants across its sales network across the country.
"Our team of Blue Link Wizards and trained sales consultants will make the technology truly accessible to all our customers," Hyundai Motor India Senior General Manager Marketing Puneet Anand told reporters here.
Hyundai's global BlueLink technology comes with 33 artificial intelligence and connected features, out of which 10 have been specially designed for the Indian market.


The Prasco Company, in Mason, Ohio, commissioned this sweeping boy as a gift to honor their founder on the occasion of the completion of their new facilities. Prasco is a pharmaceuticals company that concentrates on making the cost of high priced drugs affordable to the people who need them. This sculpture depicts the first job that the company's founder, Thomas Arington, had as a boy: sweeping the floor at the drug store in his hometown.
Bronze with black granite base.


The Dodge Caliber is a compact car produced by the Dodge division of Chrysler. It replaced the Neon, and went on sale in the spring of 2006 as a 2007 model year vehicle. The Caliber has five doors and can be considered a hatchback, a station wagon (see Hatchback vs. Station wagon), or a CUV. It is roughly the size of a Neon, and it debuted globally at the 2005 Geneva Motor Show. It features styling elements derivative of larger Dodge vehicles, such as a crosshair grille and large flared fenders. The Caliber is one of the first modern Dodge-branded vehicles for sale in the European, Asian, and Australasian markets. In North America, it was first shown on January 10, 2006 at the North American International Auto Show.
Though not initially labeled a 'crossover', or CUV, the Caliber features many CUV-based nods that were further highlighted in the 2009-2010 models, such as a rough round back, irregular roof curve and lifted clearance, as compared to regular hatchbacks.


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Q: legacyCasModel="true" and dynamic data/operations This is similar to Odd Exception in MVC 3 Project.
We have an ASP.NET 4.0 application running in full trust.  We need to have the following line in our web.config, otherwise one of the libraries we are using does not function. (As it explicitly uses the now obsolete CAS model from previous versions of .NET).
<trust legacyCasModel="true" />

Given this setting, we are unable to use the dynamic keyword or certain features of ASP.NET MVC which rely on it.
As an example, the following code causes an exception:
dynamic d = new object();
d.test = "jason";

The exception is:
Dynamic operations can only be performed in homogenous AppDomain.

Is there any way I can make the dynamic keyword work if legacyCasModel is set to true? (If set to false, everything works fine, except the library that requires it.)
Ideas:

*

*Given that I am running in full trust, I assume that one assembly in the AppDomain is   utilizing reduced permissions (hence the non-homogeneous). Is there a way I can simply tell it to run in full trust mode, making the AppDomain homogeneous?

*Should I be able to refactor my code somehow to load the problematic assembly in another AppDomain? I'm not familiar with typical ways of doing this, but it appears complex.

*Is there some other magical configuration setting I can enable to make it work?

A: I haven't used much DLR stuff but I just tried a quick test. In a console application the equivalent of your command fails ...
        dynamic d = new object();
        d.test = "jason";
        Console.WriteLine(d.test);

But this succeeds ...
        dynamic d = new ExpandoObject();
        d.test = "jason";
        Console.WriteLine(d.test);

When using dynamic objects you may need to use ExpandoObject rather than plain old object.
In cases where ExpandoObject doesn't meet your needs something more powerful like http://clay.codeplex.com/
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Helps if I read the question fully ...
Adding in <trust legacyCasModel="true" level="Full" /> to the mix causes both to fail with the error provided.
"legacyCasModel" forces a non-homogeneous domain as it is the pre-.net4 way of doing things. This means that dynamic objects and your older CAS library are incompatible.
The only valid workaround that I can see would be to abstract that older CAS library to run in a seperate application domain.

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First Analysis portfolio company SmartWitness acquired by Sensata Technologies
CHICAGO – Nov. 29, 2021 – Sensata Technologies (ST) has acquired First Analysis portfolio company SmartWitness, a video telematics pioneer. The SmartWitness platform is comprised of proprietary software and hardware that's purpose built for the indirect channel of resellers and telematics service providers (TSPs), enabling them to provide vehicle fleet end users products that capture the truth while making roads safer for drivers everywhere.
Since its founding in 2007, SmartWitness has been a pioneer in video telematics that expand on traditional offerings using artificial intelligence and machine learning to provide contextually aware data that enhances the accuracy and documentation of what really happens in the field. SmartWitness has single and multiple camera platforms, monitoring vehicles and their surroundings to increase safety and driver retention while lowering insurance costs for fleets. The company offers connected video telematics hardware, software, analytics and support, including interfaces with more than 40 TSPs globally. Since 2017, SmartWitness has shipped more than 250,000 connected devices to fleet customers through its telematics channel partners, making its solutions among the most widely adopted within the industry. The company's solutions are used by fleets across several market segments, including commercial trucking, federal and municipal fleets, school and public transit networks, and military and first-responder vehicles.
"We are excited to join Sensata as we continue to experience the double-digit year-over-year growth we've seen since 2017. With Sensata's substantial resources, telematics capabilities and operational expertise, we'll be able to dramatically increase our velocity of product innovation and competitiveness – which will have dramatic benefits for our TSP and reseller partners. We see a great future ahead in video, and we're excited to merge our expertise with Sensata's experience to realize video's full potential," said Nick Mirchef, CEO and co-founder of SmartWitness. "The First Analysis team played a key role in getting us here. Its industry expertise and dedication have been invaluable throughout our partnership."
First Analysis Managing Director Howard Smith commented, "Our research-based thesis around increasing adoption of video telematics and the power of SmartWitness' indirect distribution strategy gave us confidence to fund its growth strategy in 2019. We credit extraordinary management execution, through both pandemic and supply chain challenges, for even faster-than-anticipated growth and value creation. We are grateful for the opportunity to have worked with Nick and the SmartWitness team and wish them success in this next chapter for the company."
About First Analysis
First Analysis is a leading venture capital investor. We have one of the longest records in venture capital, having invested more than $800 million across multiple highly diversified funds over four decades. First Analysis invests mainly in North America with a focus on our sectors of expertise: technology/SaaS, healthcare and environmental technology. We help established companies become profitable leaders in large markets, funding growth plans and working closely with management in areas including strategy, recruitment, sales and marketing and corporate development. Our flexible approach targets investing $3-10 million as lead investor or as a syndicate partner bringing valuable perspective.
About SmartWitness
SmartWitness is a leading global provider of video telematics solutions with roots dating back to 2007. Ranked as one of the top five providers by industry analysts, the company sells exclusively through integrators and channel partners using its best-in-class platform, SmartAPI. With over 250,000 connected devices deployed and logging 50 million miles per day, SmartWitness provides video telematics hardware, software and services that help partners develop fleet management solutions that optimize operations, improve driving behavior and mitigate risk. Additionally, the FIA European Truck Racing Championship (ETRC) depends on SmartWitness to capture and protect the truth as its official provider of judicial review.
About Sensata Technologies
Sensata Technologies is a leading industrial technology company that develops sensors, sensor-based solutions, including controllers and software, and other mission-critical products to create valuable business insights for customers and end users. For more than 100 years, Sensata has provided a wide range of customized, sensor-rich solutions that address complex engineering requirements to help customers solve difficult challenges in the automotive, heavy vehicle, off-road, industrial and aerospace industries. With more than 19,000 employees and operations in 13 countries, Sensata's solutions help to make products safer, cleaner and more efficient, more electrified and more connected.
hsmith@firstanalysis.com
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First Analysis portfolio company SmartWitness acquired by Sensata Technologies – Nov 2021


While The Swan House basks in all the glory, another important local masterpiece awaits a new beginning. Atlanta architects and residential designers reveal their thoughts on the influence of this timeless beauty.
The legendary Calhoun Estate, built in 1923, was designed by architect Philip Shutze and was a collaboration with Neel Reid. The home is currently listed on the market for $2.995,000 through Glennis Beacham of Beacham & Company, Realtors.


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'Good Morning Mr. Orwell' (still), 1984. Video; color, sound. 38 minutes. Courtesy Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), New York.
Imagine a show with Peter Gabriel and Laurie Anderson whisper-singing about birds in matching white suits; Allen Ginsberg playing a rousing, folk-inspired song in praise of meditation; and John Cage and Joseph Beuys rubbing feathers against cacti. Hundreds of thousands around the world watched as some of the world's most famous avant-garde artists and popular musicians rocked out in their '80s finery in this "global disco." If it sounds strange, that's because Good Morning Mr. Orwell wasn't your typical television broadcast.
Good Morning Mr. Orwell aired on New Year's Day in 1984 and was the first major satellite broadcast masterminded by Korean American video artist Nam June Paik. Now, more than 30 years later, the video is part of the posthumous exhibition of his works opening today at Asia Society Museum in New York City.
As the title suggests, the video was a cheeky response to George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984. "Orwell only emphasized the negative part, the one-way communication," Paik said about the author. "I see video not as a dictatorial medium, but as a liberating one. That's what this show is about, to be a symbol for how satellite television can cross international borders and bridge enormous cultural gaps." While Orwell's predictions may not have entirely panned out, Paik's philosophy resonates surprisingly strongly today as digital information proliferates and our dependence on technology grows.
Despite its organic and sometimes spontaneous quality, Good Morning Mr. Orwell was a tightly coordinated affair, a genre-bending collage of live performances by well-known pop musicians and avant-garde artists filmed simultaneously in the studios of New York's WNET/THIRTEEN and FR3 in Paris and then broadcast to audiences in France, the United States, Korea, the Netherlands, and Germany. Interspersed with peripatetic segments of electronically collaged and distorted images are appearances by the likes of Salvador Dali, Philip Glass, and Paik's longtime collaborator Charlotte Moorman. During other segments, the American rock band Oingo Boingo cavorts in front of pulsating, neon shapes, and Merce Cunningham dances with a delayed image of himself. In a recurring skit, an actor threatens to kill himself if another commentator refuses to marry him. The overall effect of Good Morning Mr. Orwell can be overwhelming with its variety of content, yet optimistic in its message.
Paik, the artist behind iconic pieces such as TV Bra for Living Sculpture (1969), in which Charlotte Moorman wore two TVs over her bare breasts while playing the cello, and TV Glasses (1971), widely seen as a precursor to Google Glass, was a strong advocate for integrating technology into the most basic of human experiences such as perception and the human body itself. "The real issue," he once wrote, "is not to make another scientific toy, but how to humanize the technology and the electronic medium."
In this vein, Good Morning Mr. Orwell is a corollary to Paik's fiercely held belief in the potential of technology and a statement for the power of television to democratize art; Good Morning Mr. Orwell would instantaneously reach more viewers than could ever visit a museum exhibition at once, while also giving individual artists a platform to inject avant-garde art into the public arena. Today the jury is still out on the question of whether technology hollows out our personal relationships and ways of communicating with one another, but Good Morning Mr. Orwell reminds us that the answer, whatever it may be, won't be black and white.
To see the full video, please visit the exhibition Nam June Paik: Becoming Robot at Asia Society Museum in New York from September 5, 2014, to January 4, 2015. Good Morning Mr. Orwell is on view in the Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Gallery on the third floor of the Museum.
Emily Feng is a contributor to Asia Blog and will be finishing her last year at Duke University this fall.


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A developer has released a tool to fight the WannaCry ransomware, which started affecting PCs worldwide last Friday and has helped hackers gain control over 300,000 systems. The tool released can potentially reverse the effects of the ransomware and free files on a system.
The WannaKey software will allow users hit by the WannaCry ransomware and running Windows XP on their PC to get rid of the malicious encryptor and access their files again.
According to a report in the Financial Times, Microsoft failed to provide the update fixing the vulnerability for free to Windows XP users.
"This software has only been tested and known to work under Windows XP. In order to work, your computer must not have been rebooted after being infected. You need some luck for this to work and so it might not work in every case," Adrien Guinet, the tool author warns.
The software recovers the prime numbers of the RSA private key used by WannaCry. Once recovered, these prime numbers can be used to restore the files encrypted by the ransomware on infected computers.
This key, however, doesn't work for other Windows versions such as 10, 8 or 7 as the prime numbers are erased when freeing the associated memory as 'CryptReleaseContext' is triggered.
But it doesn't clean up the memory on Windows XP, which enables the WannaKey software to recover the PC.
The tool author points out that although the Windows Crypto API has been used properly by the ransomware attackers and this anomaly seems to be exclusive to Windows XP.
"If you're lucky, that is if the associated memory hasn't been reallocated and erased, then these prime numbers might still be in the memory," the tool author adds.
The WannaKey tool seems to be a promising way for all those Windows XP users infected by the ransomware but its results on a larger scale still need to be seen.
However, if this tool works as endorsed, it'll end up saving hundreds and thousand of dollars from ending up in the hands of the attacker.
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Meiyin Wang is the associate artistic producer of The Public Theater's Under The Radar Festival and Symposium in New York, which presents new and cutting-edge theatrical work from the U.S. and abroad. Born and raised in Singapore, Wang served as resident playwright and artistic associate with Singapore Repertory Theatre before coming to New York. As a theater-maker/director, she has worked at Singapore Repertory Theatre, Women's Project, Joe's Pub, INTAR, CSC, Brava, A.R.T., HERE, 2G, Lark, Royal Court Theater, The Public, and several non-traditional sites. Wang was a 2014 Center LOI panelist in Performance.


Being or occurring between generations.
Pert. to individuals of different generations, e.g., parents and children, or of different cohorts.
One of the biggest champions of the intergenerational program at Pines, former interim president/CEO John Overton, says he often asks himself, "Who are the greatest winners of this program?
The contractor must continue to operate the consulting center for intergenerational living, which has been active since 2008, in terms of personnel, personnel and organization.
BNY Mellon Wealth Management has been awarded 'Best Private Bank for Intergenerational Wealth Management' by Global Finance magazine.
The program is one of many intergenerational childcare centers that have been spurting up across the country.
The Intergenerational Commission report states that while some of the squeeze is down to millennials entering the job market as the recession hit, it also found generational pay progress had actually stopped before the 2007/08 financial crash.
There are plenty of websites and programs that can stir our thinking about intergenerational learning.
Keeping in mind the aforementioned benefits of intergenerational activities to put down stereotypes on old age, the present study proposes an articulation of such activities with a speech-language therapeutic work mediated by the discourse practices of the language.
This programme will start on February 8, and the next intergenerational day is February 17.
However, not all kinds of government expenditures are capable of improving intergenerational mobility.
Search terms for all databases included: Multigenerational, intergenerational, nursing workforce, generations, ageing, conflict and learning.
From an intergenerational perspective, we not only age but somehow we are ageing together.


There is no point in overloading the apparent huge Metering Gap in the Electric Power Sector, which presently stands at over 55% of known and registered Customers. It could be more.
There also no point in showing the link between the present agitation by Customers on OverBilling, Crazy Billing, or Estimated Billing, whatever or however how you chose to look at it.
There has been different calls from several quarters on how to solve this clear and present danger, which the trickled down effect on liquidity of the whole Power Sector, and reduced trust of Customers and apathy to payment of Bills.
As a clear indication that whatever the Power Sector operators and policy makers are doing about it is not working, just look at the Collection Rate of ALL the Eleven Power Distributors.
PowerUp Nigeria, just as it led the campaign against the nebulous "Fixed Charges" and the eventual removal from Billing Methodology, also started the campaign for an Independent Metering Service Providers in 2015.
Two years later, after putting the position publicly to the Honorable Minister of Power, Works and Housing, at a televised Town Hall Meeting on Channels Television, the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission published a draft regulation on December 22nd 2017, and by March 2018, launched the Meter Assets Providers regulation, in the hope that the much needed verve that is needed for a fast closing of the Metering Gap has been eventually accepted.
There is no point in bothering to go over all the loopholes in the Metering Assets Providers regulation as released, but even against better judgement, so much faith was trusted to the NERC to bring this to life as soon as possible.
The MAP regulation was supposed to kick into effect 3months after the March 2018 publish date, but 7 months after the MAP released date, and after all the huffs and puffs, the NERC came up with another public document asking for contributions on capping of Estimated Bills as demanded by the MAP regulation.
This simple diversionary act is counter productive, and as the Yorubas would say, tantamount to leaving leprosy to focus on healing ring worm. This is tokenism, to be seen as been active in finding solution to people's agitations, but in actually not doing anything.
There are also indications from some quarters that the Distribution Companies are kicking actively against the Meter Asset Providers regulation, and that they do not want it to come to live. There has been boasts that from Distribution Companies that the MAP would not be a success. People are still asking for what happened to the CAPMI Scheme; the Scheme that was supposed and meant to close up the Metering Gap before the Distribution Companies came on board in November 2013.
This is primarily one of the loopholes that the MAP regulations allows, and of course, the fault is squarely on NERC's foot. It Is one thing to actually want to fix a problem, it is actually another thing to proffers a solution that solves the problem and anticipated an issue like what the Distribution Companies are throwing up.
It is one of two things; (1)The MAP Regulation is a toothless regulation that was released as a tokenistic offer to make NERC look like actually proffering a solution, or (2) NERC, as a regulator itself, remains toothless, and as it was in the days of the Sam Amadi led Commission, clueless and too proud and naïve to ask for help.
Just as in the days of the Sam Amadi commission, NERC has been seen to focus on mundane things. NERC was in the news las week for demanding for SUVs at prizes that made President Buhari said NO outrightly to the demands to buy new vehicles.
Maybe it is just time to look again at the sources of funding of NERC. The Electric Power Sector Reform Act 2005 that sets up NERC says that 1.5% of profit declared by Distribution Companies should be earmarked for the running of NERC.
Is this then a case of who is paying the piper?
Is it likely that NERC that is so under the thumb of the Distribution Companies be able to do anything about infractions by any of them?
Is it likely that any Customer can ever get a fair hearing from a NERC that is indebted to the Distribution Companies in any case? Have you ever wondered why it has been difficult to get judgement from NERC forum Offices anywhere in Nigeria while the Distribution Companies are paying for their sitting?
It must be noted here that the ongoing Electric Power Reform is just that. A REFORM is a continuous adaptation and adjustments until the right balance and the desired result is struck.
Therefore, the call for an Independent Meter Service Providers, or as NERC has termed it now, Meter Assets Providers, is apt, and should be deployed independent of the Distribution Companies.
While the MAP Regulation remains in a coma, any call by NERC for the capping of Estimated Bills is simply playing to the gallery.
It must be said here that even though NERC has been giving clearance to so many MAP Applicants(110 in numbers), check through the list shows it is a recycle of all names that has been dealing in the systems and in no way meant to fast the "close up" of the Metering Gap.
This NERC is not sincere, and bold enough to solve the agitation of Nigerian electricity consumers, and this posture speaks volumes as to why we have not been seeing new foreign investments in the Power Sector.
It was however recommended to Honorable Femi Gbajabiamila and the House Committee on Power that instead of Criminalizing Estimated Billing, the House should adopt the Meter Assets Providers Regulation to amend the Electric Power Sector Reform Act so that independent Meter Assets Providers can also operate without depending on the electricity Distributors, who are unable to provide the necessary funds to maintain their networks, not to talk of Metering Customers.
Without making NERC independent of the Distribution Companies, and without making Meter Assets Providers truly independent of the Electricity Distributors, closing the Metering Gap in Nigeria remains a mirage, and NERC will continue to play to the gallery.


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Mount Sinai researchers have discovered how the enzyme DNA polymerase delta works to duplicate the genome that cells hand down from one generation to the next. In a study published in Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, the team also reported how certain mutations can modulate the activity of this enzyme, leading to cancers and other diseases.
"DNA polymerase delta serves as the duplicating machine for the millions to billions of base pairs in human and other genomes. We were able to present for the first time a near-atomic-resolution structure of the complete enzyme in the act of DNA synthesis," says lead investigator Aneel Aggarwal, PhD, Professor of Pharmacological Sciences at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. "This knowledge furthers our basic understanding of this complex enzyme which is essential for survival in higher organisms from humans to yeast. At the same time, our work provides insights into how cancers can arise when DNA polymerase delta is not functioning properly, and offers a novel basis for designing inhibitors of the polymerase that could potentially serve as effective treatment in certain cancers."
While DNA polymerase delta has been studied by scientists for decades, many questions remain about its overall architecture and dynamics. "We showed how the various pieces of this complicated machine work synchronously with one another to copy the genome with amazing accuracy," explains Dr. Aggarwal. His team, which included co-author Rinku Jain, PhD, Assistant Professor of Pharmacological Sciences at the Icahn School of Medicine, also mapped a number of inherited mutations (which are passed down from parent to child) and somatic mutations (which occur by chance during someone's lifetime) in DNA polymerase delta that are associated with "hypermutated" tumors. In addition to cancers, these mutations may be associated with multi-symptom mandibular hypoplasia, deafness, and lipodystrophy syndrome.
Essential to the Mount Sinai researchers' work were recent advances in cryo-electron microscopy. This technology, which allows for the imaging of rapidly frozen molecules in solution, is revolutionizing the field of structural biology through its high-resolution pictures. This technique allowed Dr. Aggarwal and his team to examine not only individual atoms of the DNA polymerase delta but also how they move to achieve accurate replication of the genome. Integral to this phase of the research was Mount Sinai's partnership with the Simons Electron Microscopy Center in New York City.
Building on its latest groundbreaking work around DNA polymerase delta, Mount Sinai will continue to explore the unique structure and mechanism of the polymerase, particularly its relationship to cancer and disease pathogenesis. "We know that certain cancers become dependent on this enzyme for their survival," says Dr. Aggarwal, "and inhibiting its activity could provide a valuable therapeutic window for future medical research."
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The Mount Sinai Health System is New York City's largest integrated delivery system, encompassing eight hospitals, a leading medical school, and a vast network of ambulatory practices throughout the greater New York region. Mount Sinai's vision is to produce the safest care, the highest quality, the highest satisfaction, the best access and the best value of any health system in the nation. The Health System includes approximately 7,480 primary and specialty care physicians; 11 joint-venture ambulatory surgery centers; more than 410 ambulatory practices throughout the five boroughs of New York City, Westchester, Long Island, and Florida; and 31 affiliated community health centers. The Icahn School of Medicine is one of three medical schools that have earned distinction by multiple indicators: ranked in the top 20 by U.S. News & World Report's "Best Medical Schools", aligned with a U.S. News & World Report's "Honor Roll" Hospital, No. 12 in the nation for National Institutes of Health funding, and among the top 10 most innovative research institutions as ranked by the journal Nature in its Nature Innovation Index. This reflects a special level of excellence in education, clinical practice, and research. The Mount Sinai Hospital is ranked No. 14 on U.S. News & World Report's "Honor Roll" of top U.S. hospitals; it is one of the nation's top 20 hospitals in Cardiology/Heart Surgery, Diabetes/Endocrinology, Gastroenterology/GI Surgery, Geriatrics, Gynecology, Nephrology, Neurology/Neurosurgery, and Orthopedics in the 2019-2020 "Best Hospitals" issue. Mount Sinai's Kravis Children's Hospital also is ranked nationally in five out of ten pediatric specialties by U.S. News & World Report. The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai is ranked 12th nationally for Ophthalmology, Mount Sinai St. Lukes and Mount Sinai West are ranked 23rd nationally for Nephrology and 25th for Diabetes/Endocrinology, and Mount Sinai South Nassau is ranked 35th nationally for Urology. Mount Sinai Beth Israel, Mount Sinai St. Luke's, Mount Sinai West, and Mount Sinai South Nassau are ranked regionally.
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From reservoirs of darkness and neon lit nightmares rises Finnish five-piece LAMORI. Founded in 2009, they define their sound as uniting gothic metal with dark wave, modern rock and everything in between. With Lyrics inspired by cult horror movie maestros and old romanticism, the band furthermore finalize their macabre elegance. Musical inspiration is taken from bands such as The Sisters of Mercy, Depeche Mode, Marilyn Manson, The Doors, The 69 Eyes and early HIM.
LAMORI ARE
Matias Juselius - Vocals
Marcus Pellas - Guitar
Mikael Westerlund - Bass
Jens Wickholm - Keys
Emanuel Sanchez - Drums
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The band roots back to 2006. Singer Matias Juselius and guitarist Marcus Pellas had ideas about starting a gothic rock band in their hometown of Mariehamn, on The Åland Islands. At the time they were both playing together in a rock cover band. Marcus was the bands guitarist and Matias was the drummer. Soon to be keyboardist Jens Wickholm was also part of the constellation, at the moment as backing vocalist. Matias and Marcus did a couple of home recorded demos together. Jens soon joined the new group, followed by Mikael Westerlund on bass.
singer Matias Juselius and guitarist Marcus Pellas had ideas about starting a gothic rock band in their hometown of Mariehamn
An acoustic live performance was held under the name L'Amori Acoustica at a local battle of the bands contest. One of the songs performed was an early version of what would later become Follow the Ghost. After a fruitless search for a drummer the band was put on ice for nearly two years.
The group got together and started rehearsing again in late 2008, still searching for a drummer. A couple of tryouts were held with different drummers, until Emanuel Sanchez stepped in and joined the group in early 2009. Together they did their first live performance some months later, at Bastun Open Air Festival in their hometown. The constellation has remained the same until this day.
The band was officially formed in 2009, the constellation has remained the same ever since
In 2011 the band recorded their first four track Demo EP titled The Reservoirs of Darkness. The four tracks were recorded at a friends home studio in Finström, Åland Islands. Included on the EP was a bonus-track of an acoustic version of the song Thousand Shades of Red (Laiwa version), recorded live during a radio show at local radio station Steel FM.
The first full-length album Deadly Desires was self-released by the band in 2013, under the name L'Amori (later to be changed to LAMORI). The album was recorded by Alexander Lindberg at TwinOak Studios in Jomala, Åland Islands. Two of the songs on the album, Flames D'Amour and Thousand Shades of Red, were re-recorded from the earlier demo EP. Evelyn Nyman joined the recording sessions for backing vocal duties on songs Forevermore, Deadly for Hearts and Symphony of the Night. Evelyn also made guest appearances at some of the bands live shows.
A digital double single with the songs Forevermore and Deadly for Hearts pt. 1 was released prior to the album. The music video for the song Hearts Burning wild was released a couple of months later. Deadly Desires was voted Best Gothic Metal Album 2013 by Radio Online Gothic Metal Nicaragua listeners.
Deadly Desires was voted Best Gothic Metal Album 2013 by Radio Online Gothic Metal Nicaragua listeners
The band did a couple of gigs in Sweden and Finland, one of witch was at a global battle of the bands contest with The 69 Eyes front man Jyrki 69 presenting the band before their show at Börs Nightclub in Turku, Finland.
A year after the release of Deadly Desires the band penned a record deal with Italian label Wormholedeath. Their first major album To Die Once Again was released through the label in 2016. The album was recorded by Jonathan Mazzeo at Mathlab Studios in Italy. It was at this time the band changed the name from L'Amori to the more straight forward LAMORI.
The band changed the name from L'Amori to the more straightforward LAMORI, for the release of To Die Once Again
Three music videos were released for To Die Once Again; Follow the Ghost, Until Death (Do Us Part) and title track To Die Once Again. Critics received the album fairly well in various magazines and webzines. PowerPlay Music Magazine rated the album as 8/8 POWERPOINTS in issue #187. Laureline Tilkin of Tuonela Magazine wrote "Despite the strong resemblance to HIM, LAMORI's music is much darker, darker lyrics, even more melancholy. Musically LAMORI's sound is heavier and it taps into a lot of elements from other genres, which makes this album very refreshing to listen to.".
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The band started working on a new album in early 2018. Recordings began that same summer, again over at Mathlab Studios in Italy with producers Carlo Belotti and Jonathan Mazzeo. The new album, titled Neo Noir, will be released on the 31 st of January 2020. Four music videos with songs from the new album have already been released; Born to Lose, Heaven Ain't For Us, The Devil's Mark and mega hit An Angel by Your Side that has reached almost 400.000 views on YouTube.
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Back in October, I started a vague unexplained countdown on Twitter.
86 days, 7 hours, 53 minutes, 09 seconds.
Nobody figured the clue out until I had them sing the clue. Sing those numbers 86, 7, 53, 09. 8, 6, 7, 5, 3, 0, 9. 867-5309. Yeah the title to a lyrics of one of Q105's most popular songs.
So what's the deal? First you'll notice the countdown was modified last week. At the last minute there was a bit of a change in plans and as you heard, I was on Q105 this past Saturday night.
I've really missed being on the Q. Most of you know me from 99.5 QYK and I'm still hosting Nights With Geno, but for the past few months I've really been looking forward to getting back on Q105 as well. To those who listen to my podcast, I gave you a hint that the mystery countdown had to do with being able to do something in radio I'd never done before. I've been a morning guy. I've been on the air during at work hours. I've done the drive home show. I've done Top 40, rock, country even talk radio. But one thing I've never had the opportunity to do is an all-request party show. It's something I wanted to do every since I first got into radio back in the early 90s. So I let the radio station know that I really wanted to get back on Q105 last year.
I had a different original game plan, but last week my friend Dave "Flash" Morgan left as host of the Q105 Saturday Night Dance Party. Dave's one of the areas biggest club hosts and I think that's his plan… to focus on his live gigs. As soon as I heard the news, I jumped on board to keep the Dance Party going. Dave worked really hard to bring it back to Q105 a few years ago. The Q105 Saturday Night Dance Party is a Tampa Bay institution that goes way back and I'm psyched to take it on.
Saturday night was my first go at it. It blew me away how many Q105 listeners remembered me from years back. The phones were jammed all night. It went really well, but I've got some plans to ramp things up on the show. I'm really excited about one addition to the show in particular. Starting on the February 9 show, we're going to go in the mix with YouTube's biggest old school DJ… DJ Paul S. You'll hear his mixes shortly before 9pm, 10pm and 11pm. DJ Paul S has mix shows on YouTube with over 1 million views. They are insanely good so I can't wait to bring them to the Q105 Saturday Night Dance Party.
To my country fans, I totally get it if this isn't your cup of tea. But if you love old school jams, jump on board and like the new Q105 Saturday Night Dance Party Facebook page and listen this Saturday night at 7!


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Awara Baap (1985) | Rajesh Khanna, Meenakshi Sheshadri, Rajan Sippy, Madhuri Dixit, Om Prakash, Iftekhar, Bharat Bhushan
Awara Baap (1985) | Hindi Movie | 4.9/10 | Synopsis : The film revolves around the life of a rich man and his son, where
Awara Baap
SYNOPSIS : The film revolves around the life of a rich man and his son, where the son lives happily with his wife, but after giving birth to a child his wife dies. The story takes a turn when he starts falling for another woman.
STAR CAST : Rajesh Khanna, Meenakshi Sheshadri, Rajan Sippy, Madhuri Dixit, Om Prakash, Iftekhar, Bharat Bhushan, Om Shivpuri, Savita Bajaj, Brahm Bhardwaj, Hameed, Rana Jagbahadur, Kamaldeep, Pinchoo Kapoor, Roobini
GENRE : Drama | Family
DIRECTOR : Sohanlal Kanwar RATINGS : 4.9/10
RELEASE : 27 Dec 1985
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