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Q: Redux Toolkit RTK Query sending query parameters How do you pass query parameters to the api using Redux Toolkit RTK Query?
import { createApi, fetchBaseQuery } from '@reduxjs/toolkit/query/react';

const baseUrl = 'xxxxxxx';

export const postsApi = createApi({
  reducerPath: 'posts',
  baseQuery: fetchBaseQuery({ baseUrl }),
  endpoints: (builder) => ({
    getPostsByYear: builder.query({
      query: (start, end) => { // Why is 'end' always undefined???
        return {
          url: 'posts/',
          params: { start, end },
        };
      },
    }),
    getPosts: builder.query({
      query: () => 'posts/',
    }),

    getPostByID: builder.query({
      query: (name) => `posts/${name}`,
    }),
  }),
});

export const { useGetPostsQuery, useGetPostsByYearQuery, useGetPostByIDQuery } = postsApi;

When trying to pass parameters from the component only the start value seems to be recognised. year is updated by a select element within the <PostOptions/> component. It's using the useState hook. The value updates correctly and useGetPostsByYearQuery is called but the end parameter is always undefined. So, it seems I'm not defining the api endpoint correctly. Any advise? All I want it to do is send a request in the form http://xxx/posts?start=start&end=end.
I've even tried hard-coding a string value for the end parameter, e.g. useGetPostsByYearQuery(year, '2019'), but it still appears as undefined withing the api callback so I'm missing something more fundamental.
const Post = () => {

  const year = useSelector((state) => state.postOptions.year);
  const yearPlusOne = parseInt(year, 10) + 1;
  const { data, error, isLoading } = useGetPostsByYearQuery(year, yearPlusOne);

  return (
    <SafeAreaView style={styles.container}>
      <View style={styles.content}>
        <PostHeading />
        <PostOptions></PostOptions>
      </View>
    </SafeAreaView>
  );
};

export default Post;

A: The QueryArg is a generic type.
interface EndpointDefinitionWithQuery<
  QueryArg,
  BaseQuery extends BaseQueryFn,
  ResultType
> {
  query(arg: QueryArg): BaseQueryArg<BaseQuery>
}

See source code.
From the docs Defining Query Endpoints:

If the query callback needs additional data to generate the URL, it should be written to take a single argument. If you need to pass in multiple parameters, pass them formatted as a single "options object".

So you can declare the generic parameter QueryArg type for builder.query method like this:
import { createApi, fetchBaseQuery } from '@reduxjs/toolkit/query/react';

const baseUrl = 'xxxxxxx';

export const postsApi = createApi({
  reducerPath: 'posts',
  baseQuery: fetchBaseQuery({ baseUrl }),
  endpoints: (builder) => ({
    getPostsByYear: builder.query<any, { start: string; end: string }>({
      query: (arg) => {
        const { start, end } = arg;
        console.log('arg: ', arg);
        return {
          url: 'posts/',
          params: { start, end },
        };
      },
    }),
  }),
});

export const { useGetPostsByYearQuery } = postsApi;

And pass the query arg like this:
import React from 'react';
import { useGetPostsByYearQuery } from './hooks';

export default function App() {
  const { data, error, isLoading } = useGetPostsByYearQuery({ start: '2019', end: '2021' });
  return
app
;
}

The log:
arg:  { start: '2019', end: '2021' }

version: "@reduxjs/toolkit": "^1.6.0"


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"An approach that values lyrical expression over bombastic theatricality: his Siegfried-Idyll is among the most beautiful I've ever heard. Petra Lang is a noble, vocally secure Brünhilde..."
(...) Fischer's Meistersinger is quite sprightly yet poised, with an attractively underlying warmth, and his Siegfried-Idyll has chamber-like translucency.
Ivan Fischer en zijn Budapest Festival Orchestra, die ik de beste tandem van de wereld blijf vinden, maken het me makkelijk. Meer dan een eerbetoon lijkt deze plaat een aflevering van een feuilleton over voortreffelijk orkestspel. (…) Weelderig en toch to the point. Prachtig werk.
A stunning new Wagner disc from Iván Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra (…) this disc, mainly of orchestral music, is something really special. (…) Fischer's natural ebb and flow is hugely persuasive, knowing exactly when to push, and to hold, never overdoing the numerous really juicy moments, and creating a performance which is up there with the very best. (…) They can do everything! – float, dance, sing, and play with a warmth and ravishingly smooth sound that is to die for.
(...) crisp-sounding SACD (...)This recording excels in both the musicianship on offer, and the fine and realistic recording; an excellent sampler for some of Wagner's most emotional music.
The images plastered over the CD and its packaging suggest some cosmic explosion, with orange clouds pulsating over a landscape of red-hot rocks. It's a fair depiction of the state of the listener's ears after Ivan Fischer's latest recording with his Budapest Festival Orchestra has panted to a close. (…) the orchestra has the last word, knocking us sideways with the music's lyrical beauty and dramatic power. Wagner in a nutshell, this, and it's irresistible.


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The Big Brother 19 week 1 nominees seem cursed. First,after feeling overwhelmed, Megan Lowder self-evicted from the Big Brother house. Now it looks like another Big Brother 2017 nominee took a major literal fall today.
This morning, when the Big Brother 19 Live Feeds returned, we saw Christmas Abbott lying on the ground outside. Jason Dent was the only one in the backyard with her, so she told him to go tell production to get her medical assistance.
Christmas was quick to label her injury a broken foot. The Big Brother Live Feeds then went to their normal screen of Cats. When the feeds returned, the Big Brother 2017 houseguests began speculating about Christmas's foot.
Matthew Clines and Cody Nickson mentioned carrying Christmas to the diary room to get help. Jason also revealed how the injury occurred: Christmas and him were goofing around (he was carrying her), and then he slipped, and they both fell.
Christmas is not the first Big Brother player to sustain an injury while in the house. Last season, Bridgette Dunning broke her leg and later returned to the game with crutches. According to BBFeedster, Big Brother has already told the houseguests that if Christmas goes to the hospital and her injuries won't effect her too much, she will be admitted back into the Big Brother 19 house.
Big Brother Network did a full report of the Christmas injury, that includes photos and flashback times, so head there for more details.
We will also continue to monitor this Christmas story and give you more details as they become available. Hopefully Christmas doesn't leave the Big Brother 19 game early.
Update: After nearly 5 hours away, Christmas returned to the house on crutches. So everyone can take a breath. Not another person will have to self-evict.


Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) NGOs have resources and competencies in various fields of ICH and often have the closest ties to communities among all other ICH stakeholders. They have great potential as platforms for strong community engagement and in that sense can be crucial partners for ICHCAP.
UNESCO also acknowledged the importance of NGOs in implementing the 2003 Convention, and yet there have been few NGO networks and activities in the Asia-Pacific region. To share community-based NGO activities and experiences, ICHCAP has worked with NGOs contributing to achieve the UN sustainable development goals by collecting case studies, supporting and promoting the NGOs' activities. In 2019 ICHCAP would like to find ICH NGOs in the Asia-Pacific region that are working to achieve SDG 2: end hunger, achieve food security, improve nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture.
Therefore, this year ICHCAP would like to find ICH NGOs involved in the activities related to SDG 2 and share their experiences.
Read the call on ICHCAP's website.


The Polar H7 Heart Rate Sensor Review: Does This Deliver as Promised?
Polar is a popular brand, trusted for their high quality tech and gadgets. They primarily focus on gear for athletes and are one of the most common names in heart rate monitoring products. Polar has a few different heart rate monitors, with the H7 being known for it's high accuracy and overall comfort.
While more and more fitness wearable watches are adding heart rate sensors into the wristband, there is still a large following for the more traditional chest monitors. The monitors still work well and are often far more accurate than wristbands.
They also work well for athletes that can't wear wristband monitors for their sport. It's also worth mentioning that wristband-style heart rate monitors can't be used for swimming activities, while the H7 is right at home in the pool.
If you have hated chest monitors in the past because of their overly tight or rough feel against the skin, you'll be pleasantly surprised with this model. Those who only have experience with old monitors that only work with a watch will be blown away at how this device works with their current smartphone.
The Polar H7 is an ultra-comfortable heart rate monitor composed of the actual sensor device which attaches to the band. It is used in training and general fitness monitoring. By giving you real-time heart rate you can get a glimpse into how much effort you are putting into your workout.
This is especially useful for those who are new to exercise and don't yet have the personal knowledge on how to tell how hard their body is working.
There isn't a lot to be said about the Polar H7 but that isn't necessarily a bad thing. This device is fairly basic in what it does, but then again most heart rate monitors only have one purpose. This H7 essentially does exactly what it is supposed to, which is give you up to date insight into active and resting heart rate.
For the most part the Polar H7 has positive reviews, with customers finding these two advantages being the most impressive.
The Polar H7 uses Bluetooth to connect seamlessly with a variety of smartphones, as long as they are iOS 7 or Android 4.3 and newer. Another cool feature of the Polar H7 is the ability to sync it with most Polar sport watches.
This allows you to use this device without having your smartphone with you. It is also necessary if you plan on swimming with this chest monitor since using a phone would not be possible.
There are even more apps than that which work with the Polar H7 monitor so chances are if you already use a fitness app, you can probably link it.
The combination of accuracy and comfort is absolutely a win-win.First off, the accuracy of this device is excellent for a chest heart rate monitor. Polar designed this device with an ECG or electrocardiogram. This type of heart rate sensor isn't 100% accurate but it far more reliable than others type of fitness sensors on the market.
The ECG device measures electrical pulses from the heart while other devices use optical sensors. When compared head to head the Polar H7 definitely comes out on top.
Accuracy aside, another impressive feature is comfort. If you've used chest monitors in the past you may have experienced discomfort with the traditional rough, web bands. This is no longer an issue, and you'll find the Polar H7 to be exceptionally comfortable.
The band is very soft, almost similar to neoprene in the way it hugs the body with constricting and doesn't tug at the skin. Even after strenuous runs and exerting yourself you'll find that band not only stays in place but remains comfortable.
Every fitness gadget out there has some downsides so it's no surprise that the Polar H7 has two problems with it. If you're considering this heart rate monitor you'll want to keep these in mind.
The major disadvantage of the Polar H7 involves syncing errors. Many customers have found this to be a recent problem, with it happening only with certain apps and after a recent Polar update. Majority of third party fitness apps continue to sync perfectly with the Polar H7 but Polar's own Polar Beat app does not.
The Polar Beat app is awesome which makes this issue even more annoying. Customers that don't want to use a third party app with instead be stuck with buying a Polar watch to get data from the chest band. There has yet to be word about when this syncing issue to Beat will be fixed.
Another common complaint has to do with the battery. While the battery does have a good lifespan of about 3 months with regular wear, getting to said battery to replace it is difficult to say the least. The back of the device has a small door that opens to the battery compartment but many users have found it problematic.
Not only does it take some gentle prying to get it open, but repeatedly opening and closing the door weakens it. After a few times it's common for the door to break completely, leaving the device useless.
With the way technology has developed, it shouldn't be too difficult to have a charging system for the battery that would eliminate the need for replacement. This is nice for the customer and would eliminate the issue of breaking doors.
With these two downsides in mind, you should be able to make a decision about whether the Polar H7 is right for you. If you are someone that plans to use this with a Polar watch, you likely won't have any issues. The same goes for certain apps.
But if you are planning on using this monitor with the Polar Beat app, you may want to reconsider until a new update arrives that remedies the syncing problem.
Overall the Polar H7 is an excellent traditional chest heart rate monitor. It is very comfortable, very accurate and reasonably priced at $79.95 (For the latest prices and discounts, check here). Tracking heart rate can give you better insight into how your body is working and how much effort you are really putting in.
If you are beginning a new weight loss journey or just trying to improve your health, a monitor like the Polar H7 will be an invaluable tool.
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Calls for Better Pregnancy Care in Georgia Jails after Death of Prisoner's Baby
Loaded on April 15, 2013 published in Prison Legal News April, 2013, page 24
Filed under: Medical, OB/GYN, Restraints, Medical Neglect/Malpractice, Mothers in Prison. Location: Georgia.
A lawsuit filed against Clayton County, Georgia and the county's sheriff, Kem Kimbrough, has prompted human rights organizations and Georgia lawmakers to examine guidelines for the treatment of pregnant women held in jails across the state.
Georgia's Department of Corrections (GDOC) incarcerates all pregnant state prisoners at the Helms Transitional Center in Atlanta. There, according to GDOC officials, they receive 24-hour care from nurses, see an OB/GYN on a weekly basis and have access to on-site ultrasound equipment.
But in county facilities, which house most pregnant women who are awaiting trial, prenatal care varies from jail to jail and is often lacking.
A lawsuit filed in state court in June 2012 by DeShawn Nicole Balka, 25, who was 5½ months pregnant and jailed in Clayton County for a probation violation for misdemeanor marijuana possession, claims that jail officials could have prevented what happened to her and her unborn baby had she received adequate care for her high-risk pregnancy.
For days, Balka suffered from dehydration and cramping that she said was ignored by jail officials. Then, in the pre-dawn hours of April 28, 2012, she sat for hours on a toilet in her cell, complaining of nausea and stomach pain. She began screaming for a nurse when her baby was born in the toilet. Her cellmates banged on the bars to get the attention of guards, but DeShawn's baby, Inyx O'Neil Balka, did not survive.
Clayton County officials have said they provided adequate medical care, but none, including Sheriff Kimbrough, have stated anything else in light of the lawsuit. It is unknown whether Clayton County has specific guidelines on prenatal care for prisoners or a written policy on the controversial practice of using restraints on pregnant prisoners. Fewer than half the county jails in Georgia have such policies.
Some counties treat pregnant prisoners at least somewhat humanely. In Fulton County, jail medical staff can prescribe prenatal vitamins or bed rest. But in places like Cobb County and Cherokee County, pregnant prisoners are restrained with leg irons or handcuffs while being transported and forced to wear chain belts around their waists.
Cobb County Jail Col. Don Bartlett said restraints depend on a prisoner's charges and her behavior, but that "it comes down to common sense more than anything."
At least 17 states across the country have taken the "common sense" approach of banning the practice of shackling prisoners during labor. [See: PLN, Sept. 2012, p.14]. Florida began prohibiting shackles "during labor, delivery, and postpartum recovery" in July 2012, while legislation passed in California on September 28, 2012 expanded that state's ban on shackling pregnant prisoners to forbid the use of "leg irons, waist chains and handcuffs behind the body on women who are pregnant or who are in recovery following the birth of a child unless deemed necessary for the safety of the inmate, the staff, or the public."
A similar bill introduced in Georgia in 2011 would have applied to pregnant women held in county jails, but the legislation didn't get out of committee.
Balka and prisoner advocates, including the ACLU of Georgia, noted that public safety must be balanced with providing a healthy environment for pregnant women. Prisoners "should always be treated like a human," Balka said, adding that Clayton County officials had failed to properly document her pregnancy, supply adequate nutrition or perform proper fetal monitoring.
Her attorney, Michael Mills, said that Inyx's death was due to "fundamental flaws in the system."
"For anybody to have their baby die because of a misdemeanor pot charge is completely ludicrous," he added. "Clearly, this is a problem, and something is wrong." Balka's lawsuit against the county and Sheriff Kimbrough, which was removed to federal court on July 27, 2012, remains pending. See: Balka v. Clayton County, U.S.D.C. (N.D. Ga.), Case No. 1:12-cv-02599-ODE.
Sources: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, www.correctionsone.com, Huffington Post
Related legal case
Balka v. Clayton County
U.S.D.C. (N.D. Ga.), Case No. 1:12-cv-02599-ODE
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Q: Shared projection? I have a database and an Entity Framework model mapped to it. The database has a table "Products" with numerous columns. In many EF queries I need only a few columns, and I do a projection, let's say
var projected = Context.Products
    .Select(p => new ProjectedProduct { ProdID = p.ID, ProdTitle = p.Title })
    .ToArray();

Since this projection is used many times, I move it to a separate method:
public static IQueryable<ProjectedProduct> ToProjectedProduct(this IQueryable<Product> query)
{
    return query.Select(p =>
        new ProjectedProduct { ProdID = p.ID, ProdTitle = p.Title });
}

So I can use the projection like:
var projected = Context.Products.ToProjectedProduct().ToArray();

Now I also want to use the same projection for a single instance of product, like:
var prod = Context.Products.First(p => p);
var projected = new ProjectedProduct { ProdID = prod.ID, ProdTitle = prod.Title });

And I still want to use the same helper method for the projection in order to have it in one place, but it won't work, because it works only for IQueryable. What I can do is convert the projection to another method like
public static ProjectedProduct ToProjectedProduct(this Product p)
{
    return new ProjectedProduct { ProdID = p.ID, ProdTitle = p.Title });
}

But now this method won't work for IQueryable. I need a helper method which would work for both cases, what I would want to do is:
var projected = Context.Products.Select(p => p.ToProjectedProduct()).ToArray();

But this doesn't work because the helper method can't be translated to the database query.

A: Use Automapper for this. With Automapper you can do:
Mapper.CreateMap<Product, ProjectedProduct>
    .ForMember(dto => dto.ProdID, m => m.MapFrom(p => p.ID))
    .ForMember(dto => dto.ProdTitle , m => m.MapFrom(p => p.Title));

(ForMember specifies a mapping between properties with different names, Automapper automatically maps properties with identical names).
Now you defined a reusable projection.
Later on you can do:
var projected = Context.Products.Project().To<ProjectedProduct>().ToArray();

Automapper is widely used and you will find many examples of how to use it.

A: The select extension method of an IQueryable requires an Expression<Func<TSource, TResult>>. What this means is we can define an object elsewhere that matches this parameter and pass it into our select statement.
Property (could also be a method):
public Expression<Func<Product, ProjectedProduct>> MapProduct
{
    get
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        return p => new ProjectedProduct { ProdID = p.ID, ProdTitle = p.Title };
    }
}

IQueryable usage:
var projected = Context.Products
    .Select(MapProduct)
    .ToArray();

Single instance usage:
var projected = Context.Products.Select(MapProduct).First();

IEnumerable usage:
// calling compile turns the expression into a normal Func
var projected = ProductList.Select(MapProduct.Compile());

Normal Object usage:
var projected = MapProduct.Compile()(ProdObj);

MSDN IQueryable.Select - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb534638(v=vs.100).aspx

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Adesina sworn in for second term as AfDB president
Akinwumi Ayodeji Adesina has been sworn in for a second term in office as the president of the African Development Bank (AfDB).
Adesina was sworn in on Tuesday at the AfDB headquarters in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire, in an event that was broadcast virtually.
A former minister of agriculture in Nigeria, he was elected in May 2015; being the first Nigerian to occupy the position.
He was re-elected on Thursday, August 27, during the annual meetings of the AfDB.
Adesina is the first president to be elected by 100 percent of votes by regional and non-regional members of the bank.
The oath of office was administered by Kenneth Ofori-Attah, Ghana's finance minister and chair of the AfDB board of governors.
Commenting on his victory, Adesina had said: "I am deeply grateful for the collective trust, strong confidence and support of our shareholders for electing me for a second term as President. It is yet another call for selfless service to Africa and the African Development Bank, to which I will passionately devote myself".
"The future beckons us for a more developed Africa and a much stronger and resilient African Development Bank Group. We will build on the strong foundations of success in the past five years, while further strengthening the institution, for greater effectiveness and impacts"
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'It's absolutely ridiculous - you can't win!' Gary Rowett defends Derby County's Tom Lawrence over goal celebration
Lawrence netted a crucial winner at Preston but has been criticised for the reaction that followed
Derby County manager Gary Rowett has defended Tom Lawrence's goal celebration against Preston North End.
Lawrence's strike in the Championship clash at Deepdale on Monday gave the Rams a 1-0 win - their first victory in nine matches.
The 24-year-old forward's free kick found the net and he then ran towards the Derby fans behind the goal, cupping his hands to his ears.
The celebration did not go down well with some fans.
It was Lawrence's fourth goal of the season and only his second since early December, and his form following his summer move from Leicester City in a deal that could eventually be worth £7m has come in for some criticism.
Rowett has consistently backed Lawrence this season, pointing out that he has been the team's most creative player.
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"The sad nature of the game is that he gets criticism because he hasn't scored, and then he scores and gets criticised for his celebration. It's absolutely ridiculous in my opinion because you can't win as a player," said Rowett when asked about Lawrence's celebration.
"It just shows the spotlight that is on players, and on anyone, you very rarely get credit for anything.
"I think Tom deserves great credit.
"There have been some games this season where he has probably not played as well as he can, and every player in the squad has done that.
Tom Lawrence celebrates his goal at Preston (Image: Andy Clarke)
"He has had a little bit of stick for that at times but he showed once again against Preston that he has got match-winning ability.
"It's fact that he has got most assists this season and he has been our most creative player.
"We signed him because he is a long-term player for us, a young player, and all young players are a little bit inconsistent at times.
"He has shown he can turn a game on its head with a bit of individual brilliance."
Derby County forward Tom Lawrence gives his reaction to Sean Morrison's Rams rant
Rowett believes such players as Lawrence should be backed and encouraged.
"In my opinion, what we should do is laud that type," Rowett said.
"We should support that type of player, and encourage them to go and show what they have got, and accept sometimes those players are going to make mistakes. It is not always going to come off for those players.
"I am really pleased he scored the goal (at Preston). I think you saw his performance afterwards, it lifted him and we hope he can take that confidence and lift into the next game."
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Both made the decision to let them go, but in the end, Pete and Ally were able to remain together while Kirk is left to contemplate the actions he took which Noah Berlatsky views as a justification for violence in the past for the "same supposedly more peaceful future" to continue.{{sfn|Berlatsky|2015}}
== October 23, 2019: Evaluate an Article ==
Here is the [[w:User:Atallent/Evaluate an Article|link]] to my evaluation of Tom Godwin's Wikipedia article which I will be contributing to this semester.
13 October 14, 2019: Limits of Technology
15 October 22, 2019: An Individual's Impact
16 October 22, 2019: Implications on the Future
17 October 23, 2019: Evaluate an Article
Since they are ideas based off science, a majority of these fantasy worlds are recognized as having the ability to come to fruition, but they can also contain elements that are not as accepted such as the idea of aliens, powers, etc. Though the technology dealing with the many space-related storylines might be far off, it is not necessarily impossible which makes stories like these intriguing and at times, a cautionary tale.
The documentary also addresses the patent lawsuit that H.G. Wells entered in to have the recognition as the inventor of the tank. I thought this was an interesting point about the ideas that are created in science fiction. Though these writers are innovators of change and advancement, the development of these life-changing technologies are credited elsewhere. Ursula Le Guin discusses this concept in her introduction from which I learned that the "idea" contained in science fiction work cannot be compared to that of a scientist's incomparable completion of it.[1]
The alternate present of this idealized world he is experiencing becomes even more haunting to him as he realizes "some unnamed atrocity must have taken place for such a world to exist" and that "perfect" does not exist without faults.[11] Therefore, the dream of a perfect reality is never as it seems and the best reality that we have is the one in which we are currently interacting.
The desire to be more than what you are is a theme that prevails across all genres. In "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale" by Philip K. Dick, Douglas Quail despises the fact that he is "a miserable little salaried employee"[12] and dreams of doing bigger and better things with his life, specifically going to Mars.
In "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale" by Philip K. Dick, memory is manipulated by technology while in the X-Files episode, "Jose Chung's From Outer Space," memory is manipulated by words. Though achieving the same thing through different methods, the theme of the two stories remains the same. Memories are the most integral part to understanding ourselves and who we are, but when that is taken away or is manipulated, it is easy to lose sight of yourself and who you are as a person.
We also rely on the spoken word to tell us what has happened and what to believe which is prevalently seen in Chrissy's character as well as everyone else in the show. Their perception of events changes with each story told because we search for the truth in what is spoken despite its unreliable tendencies. Emily Todd VanDerWerff describes the episode as having at least two interpretations of events which are similar, but divulge when it comes to "actual fact or interpretation of that fact".[15] The "truth" for us is oftentimes a compilation of what we have experienced and what we have been told by others to help fill in the gaps that we inherently have.
In "Far Beyond the Stars," we see Benny struggling to find his place as both an individual and a working man in a world where he faces constant oppression and discrimination. At the point where we are introduced in the story, all appear to have been going well, but that image soon changes after he is told not to take part in the company photo and after his stories continue to get blocked from publication. That is when we begin to see the true colors behind those in power.
October 14, 2019: Limits of Technology
As in many of the Science Fiction stories we are exposed to, the Battlestar Galactica episode, "33," is similar in the fact that it revolves around "a very human concern in the midst of what is otherwise an alien landscape of spaceships and Cylons".[21]
Sleep deprivation is a far more looming concern in staying alive against a force who does not require these basic necessitates that humans need for survival than having the technology that can allow for their evasion from attack every 33 minutes. As seen in the episode, they have this type of technology at their disposal, but it is human error or the misoperation of this technology that can lead to mistakes which is what ultimately ends up costing this society lives.
In an advanced society, nothing is more important than remembering the human aspect that fuels the limits to which technology is capable of being useful. In "33," technology reaches its extent when its operation is no longer at its peak, which is what makes this story that much more disturbing and relatable on a less high-stakes ground.
October 22, 2019: An Individual's Impact
The most difficult thing that Kirk faces in the Star Trek episode, "The City on the Edge of Forever," is not traveling back in time to an unfamiliar place with no guarantee or knowing that his world could be forever changed to a darker future where the Enterprise no longer exists, it is the decision he makes to let Edith Keeler die knowing he could have done something to stop it from happening.
Matt Draper says, "it's the relationship, sacrifice, and loss which gives the narrative its power" and has the collision of "personal devotion and the greater good" at the heart of the episode.[24] These are the aspects that make this science fiction story even more real and personal in the eyes of the viewer.
We are also exposed to the idea of how even the smallest details or events carry weight in how the course of the future plays out. One change can set the timeline off balance with no way of restoring it fully unless what was originally intended by time takes place.
As for Edith, we know the reason she must die is to prevent the United States from delaying its involvement in World War II which results in further events, but the most intriguing idea from this episode is how one individual can have such an impact on the course of the future. For example, one avenue that was never explored was what impact the homeless man who disappeared would have had on the timeline had he not come across McCoy.
October 22, 2019: Implications on the Future
Tim Pratt's "Impossible Dreams" and the Star Trek episode, "The City on the Edge of Forever," have two similar lead characters that find themselves enchanted by women of a different time or parallel universe. The difference appears when you consider how the worlds that Kirk and Pete live in interact with those that Edith and Ally live in.
As seen in the two media texts, a parallel universe has less implications on the future of the world in which one is currently interacting with because they co-exist, while on the other hand, time traveling to the past has implications that can alter the course of that world's future and change life as one has known it.
In "Impossible Dreams," we see Pete worrying about what he would do in her world to make a living, showing how the stakes are lowered. The text also has Ally crossing over to his world with no apparent consequence in the timeline. In contrast, "The City on the Edge of Forever" has Kirk facing the harrowing dilemma of interfering with events of the past and saving the life of Edith or allowing her to die to keep history intact and saving many more lives by doing so.
Both made the decision to let them go, but in the end, Pete and Ally were able to remain together while Kirk is left to contemplate the actions he took which Noah Berlatsky views as a justification for violence in the past for the "same supposedly more peaceful future" to continue.[25]
October 23, 2019: Evaluate an Article
Here is the link to my evaluation of Tom Godwin's Wikipedia article which I will be contributing to this semester.
↑ "Blink". Doctor Who.
↑ VanDerWerff 2010.
↑ Saraiya 2014.
↑ Draper 2018.
↑ Berlatsky 2015.
Berlatsky, Noah (December 15, 2015). "The Surprising Problem With Star Trek's Most Celebrated Episode". Medium.
Draper, Matt (August 8, 2018). "THE CITY ON THE EDGE OF FOREVER: Star Trek's Haunting Hallmark Episode". YouTube.
Nicoll, James Davis (April 20, 2019). "On Needless Cruelty in SF: Tom Godwin's 'The Cold Equations'". TOR.
Saraiya, Sonia (August 28, 2014). "Battlestar Galactica: '33'". AV Club.
VanDerWerff, Emily Todd (August 15, 2010). "The X-Files: 'Hell Money'/'Jose Chung's From Outer Space'/'Avatar'". AV Club.


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"I was riding good but made a big error," says Roczen
MAKING his debut ride with the HRC Honda squad, Ken Roczen proved the transition from Suzuki has been an easy one with a convincing performance ahead of his AMA rivals in the Monster Energy Cup at the weekend.
Fastest race laps, plus fastest in qualifying and two easy race wins were blotted when he hit the deck hard mid-race while leading and had to pull out of race two.
But it was still a strong showing for the German in front of a heavy turn-out from HRC Japan staff, including Director of Motocross Keisuke Inomoto and MXGP Director Junji Miyazaki.
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Roczen (pictured) set the quickest time in qualifying practice with a 1:04.486 lap. In the first main event, Roczen's 1:05.077 was the fastest lap of the race.
Although he crashed out of the second race, he did set the fastest time at 1:03.523. He then had the third-quickest time of 1:03. 852 while riding to a comfortable win in the final race.
Roczen said: "We ended up having a good day overall. I grabbed the holeshot and pretty much checked out, which was absolutely amazing. We went into the second race and didn't get a great jump out of the gate but snuck around the inside and I was able to get into the lead pretty quick.
"I was riding good but made a big error and got ejected from the bike. I'm glad that everything is okay and I have no injuries.
Visordown readers raise £1,400 to replace four-year-old girl's stolen bike
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"I made the pass on [Mike] Alessi a few laps in and just tried not to crash; the track was really sketchy and the wind made for bad conditions. Overall it was a great debut with the new team and the new bike, so we're ready to do work now and come out swinging at Anaheim."
Although the night was positive overall for Team Honda HRC, Roczen's bike was sufficiently damaged in his crash to require a number of technicians to work together to repair it for the third race.
Team manager Dan Betley said: "We had a few little problems tonight and everyone came together to get that bike going for Kenny and get him back on the line for the last race.
"It was good to work with the new bike at a race like this before the season starts, and I can't say enough about my guys. I'm pumped with our team structure right now, so I can't wait for 2017."
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They wrote transcript especially/specially for the occasion. We built this place especially/specially fire resistance.
She in fact came here especially/specially to see you.
I love all sports, especially swimming. The whole meal especially the soup were really delicious.
This is house has little space to live in, especially if you have children.
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Up and coming stayer, The Fire Inside (pictured), is shaping up in great order ahead of her next assignment at Ellerslie in the Rating 75 event over 1600m on Saturday.
Following a short break and a freshen up, The Fire Inside resumed at Ellerslie earlier in the month and produced an electric turn of foot to finish in third place in the hands of Opie Bosson.
"Her last start performance was very encouraging, and if she can take a handier position this time round you would think she is one of the main chances," co-trainer Chad Ormsby said.
The Fire Inside will be ridden by jockey Michael McNab this weekend and has drawn the ace barrier (1).
The second and final runner for Ballymore is Thats How We Roll who lines up in the Rating 65 event over 2200m and jockey Michael McNab has again been appointed for the ride.
"He's got a few tricks this horse and he hasn't had things go his way when needed," Ormsby said.


He went out as I came in.
This area of the investigation was the penumbra where both the FBI and the CIA wanted to pursue their leads.
Human cultures in all eras, from the Ston Age onward, have left behind artifacts from which we can learn about thier lives.
Some patients were transfused with animal blood, and so many died because of the procedure that it was outlawed in most of Europe by 1700.
Data: As you examine your life, do you find you have missed your humanity?
Spock: I have no regrets.
Data:'No regrets.' That is a human expression.
The results of the survey made fascinating reading.
It's fascinating to see how different people approach the problem.
I fail to see what women find so fascinating about him.
"To any one who wishes to study mankind this is the spot," said Mycroft.


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Meghan Markle has a very sweet hobby - and Princess Diana used to love doing the same thing
Meghan Markle enjoys spending time completing a rather lovely old school task and it turns out Diana was also a big advocate of doing it too
Meghan has a sweet habit - and Diana used to do it as well (
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Courtney PochinSenior Audience Writer
As the wife of a royal, Meghan Markle will often be compared to those who have come before her - from Kate Middleton to Sarah Ferguson.
But one person that she may be compared to more often than not is her husband's late mum, Princess Diana .
The people's princess remains a firm favourite with fans of the royal family and it is wonderful to see sweet similarities between the two.
Most recently it's come to light that the pair have shared the same thoughtful hobby.
Diana always took the time to write thank-you notes (
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Princess Diana had a secret second wedding dress - and she didn't even know about it
In a post on her old lifestyle blog, The Tig , Meghan went into detail about her love of throwback things - especially the practice of handwriting letters, something Diana also took the time to do.
The former Suits star wrote: "Amongst the throwback things that I love (a '62 porsche speedster à la Dylan McKay in 90210, a bevy of Vargas girls, a Busby Berkeley film, or cooking over a charcoal grill), what trumps all is my love of writing (and receiving) a handwritten note."
She adds that she absolutely adores getting mail.
"I absolutely relish it. I know my mailman's name, I race to the door when the mail comes (usually just fliers or bills), but I always hold out hope there will be a letter. A sweet letter. And that I will have the tactile experience of un-creasing the paper, reciting the words, and holding someone's thoughts in my hands."
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And according to author Andrew Morton , who wrote an authorised biography for Diana, Meghan's late mother-in-law also got a kick out of handwritten letters and was determined to send thank-you cards to as many people as possible.
He notes in particular, that after her grand wedding to Prince Charles in 1981, Diana "sat down to answer many of the 47,000 letters of congratulation and 10,000 gifts which the wedding generated."
Though she did have the help of staff to complete this gigantic task.
Personal letters from the princess are considered extremely valuable today, with some selling at auctions for thousands of pounds.
Copies of Diana's letters sell for thousands of pounds (
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Prince Harry has his own nickname for Kate Middleton - and it's actually quite sweet
Taking the time to write a handwritten note says a lot about a person's character.
Diane Gottsman, founder of the Protocol School of Texas explained to the Huffington Post : "It's a special touch. It's going above and beyond what is generally expected and anticipated because it means you've taken some extra steps."
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Oh I love Balmain! I love everything about Balmain garments, from sporty-chic dresses to super feminine shoes. Everytime I see its new collection, I get huge dose of inspiration. Speaking about inspiration, Balmain's creative director Olivier Rousteing is HUGE inspiration for me. I love his philosphy, his rebelious personality, his fresh and modern take on fashion. I see Olivier as the person who always pushes boundaries, knows to express himself not depending on society. And these personal characteristics of him, reflect on his take on Balmain in the best way. All kinds of yes and to Balmain and Olivier Rousteing!!!


I just returned from a truly epic road trip down South. It's going to take me a minute to put the whole thing down in writing, but suffice it to say that one of the many highlights was consuming five different specimens of pulled/chopped pork in 24 hours. Of all the fine swine that we consumed, the winner by unanimous decision was the unsuspecting plastic-wrapped BBQ sandwich from Cooper's Country Store in Salter, South Carolina.
Cooper's is a classic combination gas station and country store that I suspect hasn't changed much since it was built at a country crossroads in 1937. Mercifully, they do take credit cards, so we were free to stock up on Blenheim's ginger ale, locally ground grits, field peas, and all manners of pork. My traveling companions couldn't resist the lure of the country hams that were curing behind screens. Being a single gal who lives in 600 square feet, I limited myself to several pounds of bacon and smoked ham ends, which would make excellent seasoning meat.
But back to that sandwich. It came on an ordinary enough white hamburger bun. No slaw. No dripping sauce. Just pulled pork meat (whole-hog, as is de rigueur in South Carolina) that was smoky but not overpoweringly so, assertively vinegary, a good bit spicy, and just the tiniest bit sweet. This was the barbecue of our collective dreams.
Three days later, I found myself back in Brooklyn, catching up on real life. After 36 hours of kale salad, haricot vert and sushi, I was feeling recovered and even a bit nostalgic. The field peas that had made it out of my backpack but not into the cupboard were calling out to me. And, of course, there was that seasoning meat.
Fill a large dutch oven or other heavy-bottomed pot up halfway with water. Add the seasoning meat, onion, carrot, celery, garlic, bay, thyme and chilis. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and let simmer for 15 minutes. Add your peas and let simmer partly covered for approximately 45 minutes or until tender but not falling apart.
Remove and discard the veggies and herbs. Pull out the seasoning meat and dice into small pieces. Unless you are feeding a crowd, remove a pint of the peas and most of the cooking liquid, reserving for future use. (Beans freeze brilliantly.) Scoop another pint into your food processor with a bit of the liquid and let run until they form a paste.
Add 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar. Taste your beans and adjust seasoning with salt, black pepper, more vinegar, and a little hot sauce of your choice. (If you used country ham ends like I did, you may even be able to forgo any additional salt.) If needed, add back a bit of your cooking liquid.
Add butter to a small skillet over medium heat and sauté the bell pepper until just soft. Stir this into your beans along with the parsley and remove from heat.
Field peas are traditionally served over long-grain Carolina rice. But, if you happen to have a pot of kale and mustard greens slow cooked with some more of that seasoning meat, that would do fine too.
It's 55 degrees in Brooklyn this afternoon. After a week in which we dipped back into the single digits, there is a giddiness in the air. By noon people were spilling out of the ice cream shop around the corner and the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket was full of eager shoppers. The farmers seemed happy to be standing in the sunshine, even as they answered endless questions about what was on offer besides root vegetables and apples. (Not much.) It seems that our appetite for spring isn't quite in step with the realities of the growing season.
The good folks at Evolutionary Organics in New Paltz had fresh pea shoots and some wickedly spicy, not to mention beautiful, radishes on offer. I selected a medium watermelon radish and a long thin one that had a rich purple skin.
Whisk the first four ingredients in a medium bowl along with a pinch of salt and some freshly ground pepper.
Thinly slice your scallions and then your radishes. If you've got a mandoline gathering dust in the cupboard, this is the time to bust it out. Or, if your radishes are narrow enough, a vegetable peeler can work wonders.
Add your vegetables and the sesame seeds to your bowl and toss gently so as not to bruise the tender shoots. Grab a fork and dig in to the taste of spring.
Today is Mardi Gras. While my heart is in New Orleans, my stomach and my workload call for something a little more austere. I got home around 8:00pm after a long day of work followed by school, By 8:30, I was sitting down to a healthy, tasty meal and a couple of episodes of Treme.
Crack open a good quality dark beer. Bring 2 tablespoons of olive oil up to medium heat in a large cast iron skillet. Add a medium red onion sliced poll to poll and cook until starting to brown. Add a good pinch of red pepper flakes.
Stir in one thinly-sliced tofurky andouille sausage (or, if you're looking for something a little more indulgent, go for the pork) and cook until it begins to crisp. Then add half a head of green cabbage, shredded as if you were making a slaw, along with a healthy dose of salt and pepper.


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U.S. governors to participate in U.N. climate talks
SACRAMENTO, October 30, 2021 08:41 IST
The governors will participate on panels through the U.S. Climate Alliance alongside members of the Biden administration.
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham talks at the Randall Davey Audubon Center on the outskirts of Santa Fe, N.M in 2019. File | Photo Credit: AP
U.S. governors want a seat at the table as international leaders prepare to gather in Scotland at a critical moment for global efforts to reduce fossil fuel emissions and slow the planet's temperature rise.
At least a half dozen State governors — all Democrats — plan to attend parts of the two-week United Nations' climate change conference in Glasgow, known as COP26. Though States aren't official parties to talks, governors hold significant sway over the United States' approach to tackling climate change by setting targets for reducing carbon emissions and transitioning to renewable energy.
Take California, where Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom has pledged to halt the sale of new gas-powered cars in the state by 2035, a move aimed at accelerating the nation's transition to electric vehicles. Or Washington, where Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee backed legislation requiring the State's electricity be carbon-neutral by 2030.
"Governors can do a lot," said Samantha Gross, director of the Energy Security and Climate Initiative at the Brookings Institute. "When they're talking to people on the sidelines and sharing policies and ideas and helping to demonstrate the commitment of the U.S. as a whole, there's quite a bit that they can do."
Governors slated to attend are Gov. Inslee, New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, Hawaii Gov. David Ige, Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Oregon Gov. Kate Brown. All six governors are part of the U.S. Climate Alliance, an effort started by Inslee and former Govs. Jerry Brown of California and Andrew Cuomo of New York in 2017 as the Trump administration backed away from U.S. climate goals. The alliance plans to announce "ambitious" new climate commitments in Scotland, though it hasn't shared specifics.
Mr. Newsom announced on October 29 that he would participate virtually due to unspecified family obligations. California Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis will instead lead the State's delegation, which includes more than a dozen lawmakers and top administration officials.
"All eyes will be on Glasgow, with the world asking the question: 'What are we going to do about [climate change]?'" Mr. Kounalakis said. "And California has answers."
Other States sending officials include Maryland and North Carolina, which have Republican governors.
Few U.S. States are as influential as California, which is home to nearly 40 million people and would be the world's fifth-largest economy if it were its own nation. It's led the nation in vehicle emissions standards, was the first State to launch a carbon pollution credit program known as cap-and-trade and has set some of the nation's most ambitious goals on reducing emissions.
It's the nation's seventh-largest oil producing State, though California State officials say the State has six times as many jobs in clean energy as it does in the oil industry. Mr. Newsom has made strides to lower demand and eventually end production, but some environmental groups say he's got to act significantly faster.
Several other state leaders heading to Glasgow also come from places that rely on oil and gas production as a key piece of the economy. New Mexico's Lujan Grisham travels to the climate conference as she juggles competing pressures from environmental activists and the fossil fuel industry while running for reelection in 2022.
New Mexico is one of the top oil States. Amid surging oil output, Lujan Grisham has pushed to rein in leaks and emissions of excess natural gas by the industry and signed legislation that mandates and incentivizes New Mexico's own transition to zero-emissions electricity by 2045.
"We — as a state, as a nation, as a planet — must go further by pursuing bold, equitable and just climate solutions. I am looking forward to this significant opportunity for collaboration and action at the global level," Lujan Grisham said in a recent statement.
In March, Lujan Grisham wrote to President Joe Biden, asking to exempt New Mexico from an executive order halting gas and oil production on federal land. Oil field royalties, taxes and lease sales account for more than one-quarter of the state's general fund budget, underwriting spending on public schools, roads and public safety.
Mr. Edwards of Louisiana, a State that's suffered significant flooding and damage from hurricanes, plans to promote his state as a hub for clean energy projects. He's set a goal to cut the State's net greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050, though his administration is still putting together a strategy document for reaching that goal.
"No state in our nation is more affected by climate change than Louisiana, but it's also true that no state is better positioned to be part of the solution to the problems facing our world," he said recently.
The governors will participate on panels through the U.S. Climate Alliance alongside members of the Biden administration. They'll also participate alongside 65 subnational governments in announcing "dozens" of new commitments on November 7. The panel will also focus on politics that can "turbocharge greenhouse gas emissions reductions," according to an alliance press release.
"Governors and mayors around the world do not believe we should rely just on our federal governments," Mr. Inslee, of Washington, said during a news conference on October 28.
It's critical for U.S. and world leaders to move from planning to implementation of aggressive climate strategies, said Katelyn Sutter, senior manager for U.S. climate at the Environmental Defense Fund.
"We need policy to back up pledges to reduce emissions," she said. "That's where a state like California, and now Washington and others that have momentum moving forward, can really be impactful."
As for California, Newsom administration officials said they hope to demonstrate that tackling the climate crisis can be good for the economy and that pollution targets should be made with historically underserved communities in mind. The administration recently proposed banning new oil wells within 3,200 feet (975 meters) of homes, schools and hospitals, and Mr. Newsom has directed the state's air regulator to develop a plan to end oil production by 2045.
"We can help push national governments to increase their ambition," said Lauren Sanchez, Gov. Newsom's senior adviser for climate.
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In Japan, because of the outbreak of bird flu will destroy hundreds of thousands of chickens
25.01.11.V Japanese prefecture of Miyazaki, due to the sudden outbreak of bird flu, officials Army Japan Self destroy 410,000 chickens, reported Jan. 24 news agency "Kyodo".
Operations for the destruction of birds will be attracted 170 people from the Self-Defense Forces. Over the weekend in the prefecture were reported two outbreaks of avian influenza H5. Already destroyed 10,000 chickens poultry farm near the city of Miyazaki.
Monday began the destruction of another 410,000 chickens at a poultry farm village Sintomi. Morning to participate in the operation to destroy the birds, and also sent 270 employees from the administration of the prefecture. This procedure is expected to take several days.
The spread of avian influenza in chickens in Miyazaki Prefecture has already taken so serious, that the government has created a special office to combat the disease. Quarantine on the movement of chickens and eggs put into a ten-zone from the sites of infection. All fall under this measure 4,000,000 chickens. Epidemiologists have not yet given the final results of the DNA that will be judged on the toxicity of the virus.
Previously, from October 2010 in seven regions — from the northern island of Hokkaido to the southern prefecture of Kagoshima — identified deaths of migratory birds from the extremely dangerous bird flu virus H5N1. In December 2010, the bird flu virus was found in Shimane Prefecture, was destroyed 21,000 birds.
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5. Technology was integrated into your school experience in a rudimentary way. You may have had a square Apple desktop or two in your elementary classroom. You may have had a computer lab full of them in the older grades where you played Oregon Trail. You emailed your high school friends from the dorm room, and a few kids who were ahead of the curve called home on their cell phones.
6. You burnt CDs for your friends. You set-up the five-disc changer for parties. Perhaps you toyed with Napster.
7. Paper mail still happened.
8. You went off to college when the 90210 kids did. You watched the finale while home on a break.
9. Though attractive, TV and movie stars still looked like real people when you were young.
10. Your earliest years of adulthood were marked and forever changed by 9/11.
11. You had a hard time getting a job post-9/11 and then lost a good chunk of what you managed to accumulate in the Great Recession.
12. You tested out MySpace.
13. Today you have a sizable number of friends who don't use social media.
14. You have hipster friends who live in the city, eat local and refuse to buy a house in the suburbs. You also have friends with five kids, two SUVs and two mortgages.
15. You have no kids, little kids, big kids or anything in between. Your kids code, swipe, hack, and some of them will straddle their generational line too.
Those of us who came into this world at the very end on Generation X and the beginning of the Millennial generation have a kinship. There are only a few of us who have the 1980s integrated into our childhood psyches but experienced coming of age when the information age took flight. We are the last of the Gen-Xers.


Need more specific info and proper report / comment format.
So the answer to your question is there... Post the intended behavior and sources on the bugtracker if you want it to get fixed, devs aren't monitoring the forum.
Hello nad thanks for the reply. In short 'Its all there'. In past its already been told me, that there must be description, current behaviour and right/intended behaviour with a PROOF, from trustworth website. All is there, but the problem is, that nobody had reviewed it until now, after this thread.
The info that is provided states changes in 2.3.0. While it could be exactly as you claim to be prior to this patch, our dev team need some form of direct proof, not something that is indirectly proving your point. I played a druid through most of my years from Vanilla to Cata. I remember the behavior in Vanilla, but that doesn't make it "proof". If you can provide source information from 1.X then our devs would be able to investigate further. Until then, the bug will likely not be resolved.


The multibody system approach provides enhanced models of vehicles, robots, and air- and spacecrafts. Mixed systems consisting of both rigid and deformable bodies are aimed at growing demands for refined simulation. A basic modeling framework for this class of mechanical systems is presented which covers also inelastic material behavior. Moreover, the Differential-Algebraic Equations (DAEs) obtained from semidiscretization in space are classified and the application of DAE solvers is discussed. Two examples illustrate the simulation tasks and show the state-of-the-art in this field of scientific computing.