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PolitiFact Lie of The Year: Exaggerations about Ebola
December 15, 2014 — Ron Chusid
Conservatives used Ebola as one means of spreading fear, helping them in the 2014 midterm elections. PoltiFact has now made exaggerations about Ebola their 2014 Lie of the Year. This includes both conservative hysteria which greatly exaggerated the threat faced in a developed nation such as the United States and many of the right wing conspiracy theories. I have already discussed many of these false claims, often in the context of debunking right wing attempts to restrict civil liberties while ignoring the science. From PoltiFact:
Thomas Eric Duncan left Monrovia, Liberia, on Sept. 19, for Dallas. Eleven days later, doctors diagnosed Duncan with Ebola.
Eight days after that, he was dead.
Duncan's case is just one of two Ebola-related fatalities in the United States, and since Duncan traveled to Dallas, more Americans — at least nine, and likely many more — have died from the flu.
Yet fear of the disease stretched to every corner of America this fall, stoked by exaggerated claims from politicians and pundits. They said Ebola was easy to catch, that illegal immigrants may be carrying the virus across the southern border, that it was all part of a government or corporate conspiracy.
The claims — all wrong — distorted the debate about a serious public health issue. Together, they earn our Lie of the Year for 2014…
Fox News analyst George Will claimed Ebola could be spread into the general population through a sneeze or a cough, saying the conventional wisdom that Ebola spreads only through direct contact with bodily fluids was wrong.
"The problem is the original assumption, said with great certitude if not certainty, was that you need to have direct contact, meaning with bodily fluids from someone, because it's not airborne," Will said. "There are doctors who are saying that in a sneeze or some cough, some of the airborne particles can be infectious." False.
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., described Ebola as "incredibly contagious," "very transmissible" and "easy to catch." Mostly False.
Internet conspirators claimed President Obama intended to detain people who had signs of illness. Pants on Fire. Bloggers also said the outbreak was started in a bioweapons lab funded by George Soros and Bill Gates. Pants on Fire.
A Georgia congressman claimed there were reports of people carrying diseases including Ebola across the southern border. Pants on Fire. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said Americans were told the country would be Ebola-free. False.
When combined, the claims edged the nation toward panic. Governors fought Washington over the federal response. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stumbled to explain details about transmission of the virus and its own prevention measures. American universities turned away people from Africa, whether they were near the outbreak or not.
The post went on to discuss the actual medical facts.
Not surprisingly the misinformation came from many of the usual subjects such as Fox and Republicans such as John McCain and Rand Paul. Their conspiracies theories also involved the usual subjects of right wing attacks like Barack Obama and George Soros.
At least one good thing did come about from the Ebola hysteria. Republicans, with the help of the NRA, had blocked the appointment of Vivek Murthy for Surgeon General for months. The Ebola outbreak placed increased attention on this vacancy and he was finally confirmed by the Senate today.
Posted in Barack Obama, Health Care, John McCain, Rand Paul, Republicans. Tags: Barack Obama, Conspiracy Theories, Ebola, Fox, George Will, Health Care, Health Care Policy, John McCain, Rand Paul, Republicans. 8 Comments »
Another Frivolous Suit Against Obamacare Thrown Out Of Court
July 31, 2014 — Ron Chusid
There have been a lot of frivolous suits filed by various Republicans lately, ranging from suits to try to block the Affordable Care Act to the House Republicans' own suit. While we had contradictory rulings in the case making the absurd argument that the ACA did not intend to allow subsidies to those who obtained coverage on the federal as opposed to a state exchange, another ridiculous argument was thrown out of court this week.
The argument was that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional because of the requirement that revenue bills originate in the House, and the ACA does include mechanisms to raise revenue to pay for the law. The argument never made much sense but it has attracted increased attention among conservatives since George Will had a column on how the Supreme Court doomed the ACA in its ruling that the government had the power to charge a penalty for noncompliance with the mandate based upon the power to tax.
There are two major errors in this argument. First is that there is precedent for the Senate to take a House bill and then pass it with major changes, and still have this considered to have originated in the House. As the House also passed their own version of health care reform, this was sufficient to meet this criteria. Secondly, the courts have long differentiated between a bill with a primary purpose of levying taxes versus a bill which incidentlaly raises revenue. The Appeals court argued that, "The Supreme Court has held from the early days of this nation that revenue bills are those that levy taxes in the strict sense of the word, and are not bills for other purposes which may incidentally create revenue."
Consider the irony in two of the Republican arguments against the bill. In this case the Republicans oppose the Affordable Care Act because it contains provisions to pay for itself. While Democrats have adopted a pay as you go attitude towards new government programs, Republicans prefer to purchase their programs on credit, such as with the Iraq War and George Bush's Medicare D Program. When it is Republicans spending the money, deficits don't matter.
In the case of the House law suit, Republicans are suing Obama for delaying implementation of a portion of the law (the mandate on small business) which they have claimed would be harmful and want repealed. Republicans also had no objection to a similar delay by George Bush in enforcing requirements of the Medicare D program.
Posted in Courts, George Bush, Health Care, Republicans. Tags: Deficit, George Bush, George Will, Health Care Reform, Republicans. No Comments »
BP Oil Spill Provides Opportunities For Obama-Bashers Regardless Of Whether Warranted
May 30, 2010 — Ron Chusid
The BP oil spill is becoming a litmus test for how people think about Obama. The ability to handle such a matteris hardly a key presidential function (unlike a natural disaster such as Katrina which is a direct responsibility of the federal government.) This doesn't stop Obama's critics from trying to find ways to blame him, while generally ignoring all that he has actually done so far in response to the crisis and spreading falsehoods.
George Will even admits that Obama is "being unfairly blamed" for the response to the oil spill but also says "it sort of serves him right." Will simultaneously admitted Obama is doing all he can under impossible circumstances while also trying to use the issue to raise questions of competence.
I have already responded to other attacks from the right coming from Karl Rove and Peggy Noonan in recent posts. The attacks are not limited to the right. There were also recent attacks from James Carville which made him just came across as another sore loser among the Clintonistas. It's not the first time the ragin' cajun mouthed off before thinking.
The Washington Post has reviewed the politics of the issue and fortunately finds that others are being far more rational in their response. Ed Rogers, who worked in the Reagan and Bush I White Houses is more objective about the limitations on the president:
President Obama's political managers are all being told that the president needs to "do something." But when he does he becomes more closely associated with the ugly problem and more responsible for the nearly impossible task of stopping the flow and managing a cleanup that will leave most people unsatisfied…
This is a great American tragedy whose political consequences will linger for years. No one will emerge as a hero, savior or indispensable leader. Instead, the revelation of the limits of our technology, leaders, laws and energy options will leave us all frustrated and in a mood to blame everybody involved.
Scott Keeter, director of survey research at the Pew Research Center has some more significant insights:
Until now President Obama has avoided serious political damage from the government's handling of the spill, but this may be changing. Recent polling finds pluralities or majorities of the public disapproving of the administration's response or giving it low marks for its handling of the situation. Even among Democrats, ratings of the administration's performance have been tepid. The spill is unfolding at a time of exceptionally low levels of trust in government, which may make the public even less forgiving.
Still, unlike Hurricane Katrina, where the government had primary responsibility for dealing with the crisis, until now its role has been secondary to that of BP. And the public has been far more critical of BP for its handling of the crisis.
Although the spill may cause Obama political damage in the short run, it could help him in the longer run with key legislative priorities for his administration: the passage of a comprehensive energy bill and efforts to address environmental protection more generally. The spill has spurred an increase in support for environmental protection, which had declined over the past two years as concerns about the economy pushed aside many other public priorities. While polling by Pew Research and other organizations continues to find at least plurality support for offshore oil drilling, the level of support is much lower than before the spill.
Posted in Barack Obama, Environment. Tags: Barack Obama, BP Oil Spill, Democrats, George Will, James Carville, Karl Rove, Katrina, Peggy Noonan, Ronald Reagan. 3 Comments »
Keith Olbermann Responds To Conservative Attacks Comparing MSNBC to Fox
October 25, 2009 — Ron Chusid
Above is the video of Keith Olbermann's response to the attempts by the right to create a false equivalency between MSNBC and Fox. I previously commented on this yesterday. Among the points he makes is the absurdity of conservatives seeing a conspiracy in Obama meeting with liberal commentator such as Olbermann considering that Obama has also met with conservative commentators, such as when he met with conservative commentators at George Will's home in January.
Posted in News Media, Op-eds. Tags: Conservatives, Fox, George Will, Keith Olbermann, MSNBC. 2 Comments »
An Economics Question For George Will
During the Roundtable portion of This Week, George Will spoke out against a proposal to tax makers of medical devices:
This is a $1.3 trillion program that leaves 25 million Americans still uninsured and includes, for example, $40 billion tax on the makers of medical devices.
Now, we all know, Arianna, corporations do not pay taxes; they collect taxes. It will be passed on as a cost of doing business to the great American public, which was, the president said, immune from any tax increases.
If we listen to George Will here, raising taxes will harm consumers, but not corporations which can pass on the taxes as a cost of doing business. I guess that to conservatives the rules of economics are different for corporations as opposed to small businesses on this issue. How many times have we heard claims from Republicans that even small increases in the marginal tax rate (which won't even impact most small businessmen) will seriously hurt small business? How come corporations can so easily pass on an entire tax increase to the public, but small businessmen will go out of business if their taxes are raised?
Posted in Economy, Health Care. Tags: Conservatives, George Will, Republicans, Taxes. 1 Comment »
Washington Post Further Debunks George Will on Climate Change
April 8, 2009 — Ron Chusid
Are some writers at The Washington Post now making a point to make up for the bogus information on climate change recently published in a column by George Will? Yesterday they published more information which contradicts his claims:
The Arctic sea ice cover continues to shrink and become thinner, according to satellite measurements and other data released yesterday, providing further evidence that the region is warming more rapidly than scientists had expected.
The data on this winter's ice buildup came on the day that international ministers gathered in Washington to address issues facing Earth's polar regions, which have been disproportionately affected by global warming. At the State Department, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting and the Arctic Council that the Obama administration will press for greater action on climate change and for passage of the Law of the Sea Treaty in order to help regulate expanded human activity in a warmer Arctic, including shipping, fishing and oil exploration.
Clinton said scientists are still struggling to understand the implications of the changes, "but the research made possible within the framework of the Antarctic Treaty has shown us that catastrophic consequences await if we don't take action soon."
After further discussion of the data the article even points out that this information contradicts an item on their op-ed page:
The new evidence — including satellite data showing that the average multiyear wintertime sea ice cover in the Arctic in 2005 and 2006 was nine feet thick, a significant decline from the 1980s — contradicts data cited in widely circulated reports by Washington Post columnist George F. Will that sea ice in the Arctic has not significantly declined since 1979.
Scientists have begun debating how soon the Arctic will lose its summer ice altogether, with some saying it could happen as early as 2015. White House science adviser John P. Holdren told the crowd at the State Department that the total disappearance of sea ice in the Arctic "may be far, far closer" than scientists thought just a few years ago.
Meier said the gradual loss of ice is already transforming the region. "There's already impacts, in terms of the climate, in terms of the people," he said.
The loss of sea ice in the Arctic will not directly raise global sea levels, researchers said, but will contribute to an overall ocean warming that could erode the Greenland ice sheet, which would affect sea levels. The disappearance of the polar ice cap could also affect global ocean circulation patterns, and its melting has already imperiled native species such as the polar bear.
Norway's foreign minister, Jonas Gahr Stoere, painted a stark picture of the climate change in the Arctic and Antarctic regions. "The ice is melting," Stoere said. "We should all be worried."
David Roberts of Gist wrote about the response to Will:
I can't think of another instance when a news story at a newspaper explicitly called out an op-ed writer in the same paper for lying, by name. It's pretty extraordinary. I can only imagine that something like this got passed up the editorial food chain, from science editor Nils Bruzelius to national news editor Kevin Merida, and perhaps beyond. (The Post will not talk on record about their editorial process; they "stand behind their reporting" and so forth.) [UPDATE: After I put this post up, science editor Nils Bruzelius gave me a call and was quite collegial and open about the story. It was actually him who had the idea to reference Will, since the, ahem, "data" Will had distributed got so much publicity and was on people's minds. He said he and the reporters agreed, it was a routine news judgment, nothing about it struck him as unusual, and as far as he knows no one above him questioned or was even aware of it. I don't know how much of that is feingned innocence—I've certainly never heard of a similar case—but it seems there was no big process inside WaPo behind this. Cheers to Bruzelius for the transparency.]
Hard to read it as anything but a rebuke from the news team to Post editor Fred Hiatt and his editorial page's "multi-layer editing process," which allowed Will to lie and mislead on climate change three times just in the last few months, even after being corrected, publicly, by multiple sources.
Along the same lines, see this new piece on the Post's weather blog, by Andrew Freeman: "Will Misleads Readers on Climate Science – Again."
"George Will's recent columns demonstrate a very troubling pattern of misrepresentation of climate science. They raise some interesting questions about journalism, specifically concerning the editing process. Editors and fact checkers are there to ensure that publications like the Washington Post don't print factually incorrect information."
One common meme of global warming deniers is to claim that recent cooling trends in parts of the world contradict the evidence for climate change. In reality, data such as this shows that if anything the problem is worse than many were saying a few years back.
Posted in Environment, Hillary Clinton, News Media, Op-eds. Tags: Climate Change, George Will. 6 Comments »
Two Columns Debunk George Will's Claims on Climate Change
March 21, 2009 — Ron Chusid
After coming under tremendous criticism for publishing a column by George Will with inaccurate information on climate change, The Washington Post is redeeming itself by publishing two columns which debunk his false claims. Chris Mooney writes:
Consider a few of Will's claims from his Feb. 15 column, "Dark Green Doomsayers": In a long paragraph quoting press sources from the 1970s, Will suggested that widespread scientific agreement existed at the time that the world faced potentially catastrophic cooling. Today, most climate scientists and climate journalists consider this a timeworn myth. Just last year, the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society published a peer-reviewed study examining media coverage at the time and the contemporary scientific literature. While some media accounts did hype a cooling scare, others suggested more reasons to be concerned about warming. As for the published science? Reviewing studies between 1965 and 1979, the authors found that "emphasis on greenhouse warming dominated the scientific literature even then."
Yet there's a bigger issue: It's misleading to draw a parallel between "global cooling" concerns articulated in the 1970s and global warming concerns today. In the 1970s, the field of climate research was in a comparatively fledgling state, and scientific understanding of 20th-century temperature trends and their causes was far less settled. Today, in contrast, hundreds of scientists worldwide participate in assessments of the state of knowledge and have repeatedly ratified the conclusion that human activities are driving global warming — through the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the scientific academies of various nations (including our own), and leading scientific organizations such as the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Geophysical Union and the American Meteorological Society.
Will wrote that "according to the University of Illinois' Arctic Climate Research Center, global sea ice levels now equal those of 1979." It turns out to be a relatively meaningless comparison, though the Arctic Climate Research Center has clarified that global sea ice extent was "1.34 million sq. km less in February 2009 than in February 1979." Again, though, there's a bigger issue: Will's focus on "global" sea ice at two arbitrarily selected points of time is a distraction. Scientists pay heed to long-term trends in sea ice, not snapshots in a noisy system. And while they expect global warming to reduce summer Arctic sea ice, the global picture is a more complicated matter; it's not as clear what ought to happen in the Southern Hemisphere. But summer Arctic sea ice is indeed trending downward, in line with climatologists' expectations — according to the Arctic Climate Research Center.
Will also wrote that "according to the U.N. World Meteorological Organization, there has been no recorded global warming for more than a decade." The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is one of many respected scientific institutions that support the consensus that humans are driving global warming. Will probably meant that since 1998 was the warmest year on record according to the WMO — NASA, in contrast, believes that that honor goes to 2005 — we haven't had any global warming since. Yet such sleight of hand would lead to the conclusion that "global cooling" sets in immediately after every new record temperature year, no matter how frequently those hot years arrive or the hotness of the years surrounding them. Climate scientists, knowing that any single year may trend warmer or cooler for a variety of reasons — 1998, for instance, featured an extremely strong El Niño — study globally averaged temperatures over time. To them, it's far more relevant that out of the 10 warmest years on record, at least seven have occurred in the 2000s — again, according to the WMO.
Posted in Environment, Op-eds. Tags: Climate Change, George Will. 1 Comment »
Controversy Continues Over George Will's Column on Climate Change
There continues to be controversy over George Will's recent column on climate change. As many bloggers I linked to point out, Will's scientific claims were not accurate. The Washington Post's ombudsman has responded to the controversy today.
While I commented briefly and linked to those presenting the evidence that Wills was wrong, I did not get upset over this as many others did. This was an opinion column. It would be nice to live by Daniel Patrick Moynihan's dictum that "Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but they are not entitled to their own facts." Realistically those who present different opinions will often include facts which we do not believe hold up. This is going to be true in a conservative newspaper such as The Washington Post and certainly will be true from their conservative columnists. It was far more alarming when newspapers such as The Washington Post dropped the ball in their actual reporting in the run up to the Iraq war.
To be shocked that there are inaccuracies in a column by George Will on global warming strikes me as somewhat like Captain Renault saying he is shocked to see gambling going on in Casablanca. Still, while I fully expect this from conservative columnists, once the ombudsman is involved I would expect a stronger statement regarding the inaccuracies in the column (even if giving some acceptance of this in an opinion piece). In this day and age of instant response, inaccurate information of this type should have led to the posting of factual information to counter it.
Climate Progress provides more information on the pertinent facts. Andrew Sullivan points out a major error made by George Will and writes, "You can't use scientific evidence whose source believes it points to global warming to argue that it points against it – without some clarification, at least." He also points out why toleration of this will not work:
The blogosphere responded at light speed. And the WaPo then had to pretend that it somehow exists in another more acceptable zone of media – and undertook its investigation and correction process independently of the vulgar – but factually accurate – blogs.
Memo to WaPo: your days of thinking like this are over. If you don't want to go the way of the Rocky Mountain News, wake up and smell the competition.
Posted in Blogs & Social Media, Environment, News Media, Op-eds. Tags: Andrew Sullivan, Climate Change, George Will, Iraq. 3 Comments »
Bloggers Pile On George Will Following Global Warming Blunder
One of the common arguments used by global warming deniers is a claim that in the 70's scientists thought we were facing a period global cooling. If they were wrong then, their logic goes, the scientists must be wrong today (and therefore we should believe conservative writers as opposed to scientists who work in the field). The problem with that argument is that global cooling was a belief which sometimes made the newspapers but was not accepted by most scientists. That is hardly the same as the current scientific consensus on climate change.
Although there is no substance to this argument, it continues to pop up. George Will was the latest to raise it. Many bloggers have debunked him:
Ezra Klein: George Will Embraces Palin-ism
Steve Benen: Bad Will Hunting
Zachary Roth: Where There's a (George Will) There's A Way To Deny Global Warming
Nate Silver: George F. Will Takes on Science, Loses Credibility
David Roberts: George Will is an Idiot
While all these liberal bloggers have looked at the facts, and the views of scientists actually working in the field, via Memeorandum we see that once again conservative bloggers are only interested in those who share their biases. Several conservative blogs are excited that an astronaut shares their denial of global warming. They don't care that he is not an expert in the field any more than they care when they quote meterologists, which is quite different from being a scientist working in climate change. They are only interested in finding people who will agree with their prexisting biases and lack any interest in sorting out the truth.
Posted in Blogs & Social Media, Environment, Op-eds. Tags: Climate Change, George Will. 2 Comments »
George Will Thinks John McCain Has Lost His Head
September 23, 2008 — Ron Chusid
It has become commonplace to see centrist columnists who have been favorable to McCain write columns opposing him since he resorted to a dishonest Rove-style campaign. It is less expected to see McCain come under attack such as this from both George Will and The Wall Street Journal. Will writes that John McCain has lost his head:
Under the pressure of the financial crisis, one presidential candidate is behaving like a flustered rookie playing in a league too high. It is not Barack Obama.
Channeling his inner Queen of Hearts, John McCain furiously, and apparently without even looking around at facts, said Chris Cox, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, should be decapitated. This childish reflex provoked the Wall Street Journal to editorialize that "McCain untethered" — disconnected from knowledge and principle — had made a "false and deeply unfair" attack on Cox that was "unpresidential" and demonstrated that McCain "doesn't understand what's happening on Wall Street any better than Barack Obama does."
To read the Journal's details about the depths of McCain's shallowness on the subject of Cox's chairmanship, see "McCain's Scapegoat" (Sept. 19, Page A22). Then consider McCain's characteristic accusation that Cox "has betrayed the public's trust."
Perhaps an old antagonism is involved in McCain's fact-free slander. His most conspicuous economic adviser is Douglas Holtz-Eakin, who previously headed the Congressional Budget Office. There he was an impediment to conservatives, including then-Rep. Cox, who, as chairman of the Republican Policy Committee, persistently tried and generally failed to enlist CBO support for "dynamic scoring" that would estimate the economic growth effects of proposed tax cuts.
In any case, McCain's smear — that Cox "betrayed the public's trust" — is a harbinger of a McCain presidency. For McCain, politics is always operatic, pitting people who agree with him against those who are "corrupt" or "betray the public's trust," two categories that seem to be exhaustive — there are no other people. McCain's Manichaean worldview drove him to his signature legislative achievement, the McCain-Feingold law's restrictions on campaigning. Today, his campaign is creatively finding interstices in laws intended to restrict campaign giving and spending. (For details, see The Post of Sept. 17, Page A4; and the New York Times of Sept. 20, Page One.)
Will concludes by considering whether he wants McCain to be choosing Supreme Court justices and by comparing McCain to Obama:
On "60 Minutes" Sunday evening, McCain, saying "this may sound a little unusual," said that he would like to replace Cox with Andrew Cuomo, the Democratic attorney general of New York who is the son of former governor Mario Cuomo. McCain explained that Cuomo has "respect" and "prestige" and could "lend some bipartisanship." Conservatives have been warned.
Conservatives who insist that electing McCain is crucial usually start, and increasingly end, by saying he would make excellent judicial selections. But the more one sees of his impulsive, intensely personal reactions to people and events, the less confidence one has that he would select judges by calm reflection and clear principles, having neither patience nor aptitude for either.
It is arguable that, because of his inexperience, Obama is not ready for the presidency. It is arguable that McCain, because of his boiling moralism and bottomless reservoir of certitudes, is not suited to the presidency. Unreadiness can be corrected, although perhaps at great cost, by experience. Can a dismaying temperament be fixed?
Will is primarily concerned with McCain's consideration of Andrew Cuomo. If one wants to question his ability to make sound appointments, Sarah Palin would be a much better example. He is correct in his analysis of Obama. I am far more willing to support someone less experienced such as Obama who shows understanding of the issues and has made the correct call on the big questions such as going into Iraq than someone who has years of experience but otherwise appears unfit to be president such as John McCain. No amount of experience will make someone like John McCain fit to be president.
Many conservatives are expressing similar concerns about McCain. While still backing him, James Joyner also notes McCain's fundamental lack of support for conservative economic principles:
I'm in the minority in thinking that anointing the Treasury Secretary as the unalloyed czar of the economy is a bad idea. So, that fact that McCain is backing the bailout and the biggest socialization of the American economy since the New Deal — if not in history — is forgivable. That he seems not even to be giving it a second thought, though, is much less so.
Conservatives should not be surprised that Republican leaders will show little concern for their principles. Younger conservatives often seem unaware that one of the greatest intrusions on the free market came under Republican president Richard Nixon who instituted wage and price conrols. Anyone who thinks that a McCain presidency will result in limited government is as delusional as, well, John McCain.
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Breakthrough Fusarium control for protected ornamentals in Canada – ASPERELLO T34 Biocontrol
Canadian protected ornamental growers now have a new and effective preventative tool against Fusarium wilt, thanks to the launch of ASPERELLO™ T34 Biocontrol by Biobest.
This breakthrough new biofungicide contains the unique, naturally occurring, beneficial fungus Trichoderma asperellum T34 at a high concentration (1012 CFU/kg). It rapidly colonises plant roots to form a protective barrier against pathogens to support healthy root growth. Benefiting from multiple modes of action, this beneficial fungus also triggers plants' natural defense mechanisms, while parasitising and actively killing pathogens. As a result, ASPERELLO™ T34 Biocontrol offers outstanding biological protection against Fusarium oxysporum.
"This award-winning product has been available to growers in Europe and the USA for a couple of years," says Veronica Cervantes, Biobest Product Manager for North America. "Growers there are very satisfied with its performance against soilborne diseases and how easily the product mixes with water."
"With a strong preventative action, ASPERELLO™ T34 Biocontrol is best introduced to the root zone as soon as possible. We advise protected ornamental growers to start using it at the propagation stage, re-apply at transplanting and follow up every two to three months. Conveniently, it can be applied as a dip, incorporated in the substrate, drenched or via irrigation."
The Trichoderma strain T34 was isolated from a Fusarium suppressive compost by Biocontrol Technologies, a Spanish spin-off company of the University of Barcelona. Trichoderma asperellum T34 turned out to be the most aggressive and effective strain.
"There is growing interest in biological solutions for the ornamentals market and the role they can play in producing value added products, free of chemical residues as preferred by many consumers," says Sarah Van Beneden, Biobest Global Product Manager. "Soil borne diseases remain a key challenge in many ornamental crops. ASPERELLO™ T34 Biocontrol is a tailor made solution for growers. Its launch brings Canadian growers a new tool with significant advantages in terms of efficacy against Fusarium wilt. In trials it has outperformed other biological as well as conventional chemical products and works well even at high soil temperatures."
"We are delighted with the product registration in Canada and are now working on a label expansion to edible crops."

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Top 5 Movies To See This Summer
Sawyer Kroll
Here is my list of the top 5 movies to see (or not to see) this summer:
1. Guardians of the Galaxy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89q_HH-3ghk
Marvel brings us another sure-fire blockbuster hit with the Guardians of the Galaxy. The film is based on the adventures of a group of 5 misfit aliens in search of stealing a very powerful orb. Packed with an exciting and hilarious cast, including Chris Pratt, Bradley Cooper and John C. Reilly, this movie looks like it will be a great addition to the Marvel canon of summer films. Also, the trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy is ridiculously hilarious and features an awesome soundtrack. I mean, c'mon, there is a vicious raccoon with a machine gun.
2. Edge of Tomorrow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw61gCe2oqI
This epic action sci-fi flick looks to put a fresh twist on the overused alien invasion storyline. With the tagline "Live.Die.Repeat.", Edge of Tomorrow tells the story of Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt attempting to defend earth from an alien invasion through Cruise being trapped in a time loop. Director Doug Liman has always found a unique and original way to go about his films, from the Bourne films to Mr. and Mrs. Smith, so look for more of the same. Edge of Tomorrow already boasts very positive reviews, so look for this one to be a potential summer hit.
3. 22 Jump Street
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qP755JkDxyM
21 Jump Street was one of the funniest and best movies of 2012. This summer, look for Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill's return for the second installment in the Jump Street franchise. Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller look to deliver to fans another crazy fun movie in 21 Jump Street. If you are looking for a few giggles, check out 22 Jump Street which I believe will be Summer 2014's funniest and most fun blockbuster hit.
4. How to Train Your Dragon 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLBmHtI5KfM
Four years later, Dreamworks delivers the sequel everyone has been waiting for. How to Train Your Dragon was one of Dreamwork's best animated films and one of the best animated films overall in recent history. While it may seem that a sequel is unnecessary, early reviewers say that the movie is just as spectacular and fun as its predecessor. How to Train Your Drago 2 is the best animated movie to see this summer (as opposed to Planes: Fire And Rescue. Please don't see Planes: Fire And Rescue).
5. The Fault In Our Stars
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ItBvH5J6ss
The book, proclaimed "the greatest love story of the decade" by Entertainment Weekly, gets a film adaptation. The story follows two cancer-ridden teens as they fall in love. Shailene Woodley, Hazel Grace, is a rising star, appearing in a bunch of top-notch movies over the past few years. If you want a reason to go indoors and cry, go see The Fault In Our Stars.
Dishonorable Mentions:
– Transformers: Age of Extinction
– The Purge: Anarchy
– Planes: Fire And Rescue (Just don't see it. Please. For me.)


In The Age of Sail in the Age of Aquarius, public historian Robin K. Foster examines the historic preservation movement of the 1960s through the development of Lower Manhattan's South Street Seaport Museum.
In The Age of Sail in the Age of Aquarius, cultural historian Robin K. Foster examines the historic preservation movement of the 1960s through the development of Lower Manhattan's South Street Seaport Museum.
While existing scholarship has tended to identify this preservation impulse as a response to the destructive course of urban renewal and the aesthetic void of modern urban planning, Foster considers a broader cultural landscape from which the preservation movement emerged.
When the Friends of South Street obtained a charter to establish the South Street Seaport Museum in 1967, their vision was "to tell the story of the men in ships who built the city's greatness" during the heyday of the nation's maritime prowess. To them, the history and imagery of the city's Golden Age of Sail glowed like a beacon in the midst of a grittier reality, lighting the way forward through an era wracked by cultural and political upheaval.
Cutting through the nostalgia and the myths, Foster explores the history of New York City's oldest maritime district and digs into the deeper questions surrounding collective identity and cultural meaning that drove the desire to revitalize the heroic past during a decade of great uncertainty and change.


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Q: Failed Latex Upload in arXiv I am facing some difficulties in finding the errors causing the arXiv rejections of my LaTeX file.
Could you please help me in fixing them?
I would like  to point out that I am using a file called mysymbol.sty  so to abbreviate some command and write for instance \bb instead of \mathbf (don't know if it can cause problems).
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You had a typo in \mathbf.

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Doteasy Expands Hosting Services with Packages Optimized for WordPress and Free SSL Certificates for All Plans
By: Jessi Smith Posted: August 13, 2018
TL; DR: Developed at the turn of the millennium as the first ad-free hosting service offered at an affordable price point, Doteasy has made it possible for millions of budget-minded entrepreneurs to launch online businesses. For nearly 20 years, Doteasy's goal has been to empower customers with an assortment of mission-critical web solutions, including turnkey hosting services, web development tools, and domain registration. And, as Marketing Coordinator Dora Mui told us, the company recently expanded its hosting offerings to include free SSL certificates in all plans, including its latest WordPress-optimized packages.
Launching a website for your business can be a daunting decision. There are pros, cons, and compromises to weigh at every turn.
First, there's a domain name to consider. This fundamental step can have a huge impact on how a brand is perceived and even how well it will rank in search results. Then you need to address the question of how to power your site. Hosting providers abound on the market, but choosing the host right for your online business's unique needs can be a tall order.
Enter Doteasy. Having worked for nearly 20 years alongside entrepreneurs aiming to develop their presence on the web, Doteasy has made a business of understanding the varied hosting needs and challenges faced by more than 500,000 customers. Doteasy offers a variety of unique hosting services, in addition to domain name registry, web design services, and access to more than 250 web apps.
Doteasy delivers the tools necessary for success in today's competitive online marketplace.
Among Doteasy's latest offerings are its WordPress-optimized packages and new, high-performance business hosting plans. Doteasy has also expanded its services to offer free SSL across all of its hosting solutions, which gives site owners enterprise-grade security at budget-friendly rates.
"This is a game-changer that we've worked hard to bring to our customers," said Dora Mui, Doteasy's Marketing Coordinator.
Introducing Secure, High-Performance Hosting Made for Businesses
The specific needs of small-to-midsize businesses and budget-restricted entrepreneurs have always been a focal point for Doteasy, which is why affordable and reliable security has been at the forefront of the hosting company's product development. Along those lines, Doteasy announced in the summer of 2018 that it will begin to offer SSL across all hosting plans.
"With Google's push towards HTTPS, having SSL can not only securely encrypt your website, but also cause search engines to favor your website, and prevent your website from being marked as 'Not Secure,'" Dora said.
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"We predict .shop, .ltd, and .app are really going to blow up in popularity," she said. "We've also added in a related domain name functionality to our domain search bar, so if the domain name you are looking for is not available, you'll see a number of other suggestions that might fit the bill."
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As of today, more than 30% of websites use WordPress for content management — but taking the plunge to start a WordPress-powered website can be daunting for users who are new to the platform. Doteasy's latest hosting offerings, optimized for WordPress, help users of all skill levels launch and maintain their websites on the world's most popular CMS.
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A Team Made Up of Self-Proclaimed WordPress Geeks
Sterling customer support is a cornerstone of the Doteasy team philosophy — and Dora told us the Doteasy team is made up of proud "WordPress geeks."
"The beauty of WordPress is that it allows completely non-techie people to create professional, beautiful, and sometimes quite advanced websites," she said. "However, when problems do arise, it may be difficult for WordPress users to troubleshoot the issues. That's where our team comes in."
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"We update our WordPress resources site daily with free themes, plugins, and WordPress essentials that we think our clients would find useful," Dora said. "Our team members across different departments have had a hand in updating all of our WordPress resources."
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In addition to free SSL offerings, WordPress packages, and new hosting services optimized for business, Dora told us that Doteasy has begun to explore opportunities to expand its subscription-based service and support packages.
"We've seen quite a few clients who are left in the lurch when they lose contact with their webmaster, web designer, or whoever had initially built their WordPress site," she said. "These clients may want to make updates to their website, but have no idea how to go about managing a WordPress site."
Going forward, Dora said Doteasy is considering adding a new dedicated WordPress service that will help customers who have been "left stranded" in this way.
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Mohnatîn (în ) este o comună în raionul Cernihiv, regiunea Cernihiv, Ucraina, formată din satele Iuriivka și Mohnatîn (reședința).

Demografie

Conform recensământului din 2001, majoritatea populației comunei Mohnatîn era vorbitoare de ucraineană (%), existând în minoritate și vorbitori de rusă (%).

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Mohnatîn, Cernihiv, Cernihiv
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P & S Automation Limited are specialists in Instrumentation, Control and Automation Systems for Marine and Land Based Industries, in the UK, Europe and World-wide.
Our aim is to provide customers with a high quality, reliable and competitive service using the best equipment available.
Design & replacement of Obsolete equipment & systems.
We are proud to say that we are UK agents for Brannstrom Elektronik AB, manufacturers of the well known Oil Discharge Monitoring Equipment (ODME) and 15ppm Alarms, among various other products. Brannstrom are the first company to have the ODME approved for bio-fuel blends, and our engineers are trained to service and maintain their equipment. We work very closely with Brannstrom to ensure that our customers receive the best advice and assistance when working with their products.
Below is a list of some of our products. fact sheets are available to download or click 'view' to see the product information in your web browser.


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D'You Know What I Mean? est un single du groupe de rock anglais Oasis qui ouvre leur troisième album Be Here Now. Vendu à  exemplaires le jour de sa sortie et à  à la fin de la première semaine, ce single a rapidement atteint la tête des charts internationaux, mais surtout la première place du UK Singles Chart. Aujourd'hui encore, il reste l'un des titres les plus connus du groupe, à l'image de Wonderwall ou Supersonic.

On peut d'ailleurs noter que les accords des couplets et des refrains sont les mêmes que ceux de Wonderwall (F#m7/A/Esus4/Bsus4), et que des samples de roulement de tambour du groupe N.W.A. sont utilisés.

Le passage  fait référence à Thomas Gallagher, le père des deux frères, qui les violenta souvent durant leur enfance.

Vidéo

Le clip promotionnel de la chanson, tourné a Beckton Gas Works (Londres), présente le groupe en train de pratiquer sur un terrain vague. Débarqués par des hélicoptères militaires, ils sont ensuite rejoints par plusieurs groupes de spectateurs munis de fumigènes.

Les hélicoptères utilisés ne sont en fait qu'au nombre de deux (des Lynx 'AH.7s' et 'AH.7(DAS)' de l'armée britannique), mais les angles de camera ainsi que des modifications informatiques donnent l'impression qu'une nuée d'appareils participent au tournage.

La mise en scène de ces engins militaires a d'ailleurs  ; le groupe, qui se présentait comme antimilitariste, fut accusé d'hypocrisie. Oasis revint sur cette ambiguïté en 2002, exigeant que l'armée britannique modifie une de ses vidéos de recrutement utilisant comme bande-son le titre Morning Glory, montrant ainsi son refus de coopérer avec des militaires.

Pistes

CD
 D'You Know What I Mean? - 7:22
 Stay Young - 5:06
 Angel Child (demo) - 4:28
 "Heroes" (David Bowie/Brian Eno)- 4:09

7" vinyle
 D'You Know What I Mean? - 7:22
 Stay Young - 5:06

12" vinyle
 D'You Know What I Mean? - 7:22
 Stay Young - 5:06
 Angel Child (demo) - 4:28

Cassette
 D'You Know What I Mean? - 7:22
 Stay Young - 5:06

Chanson interprétée par Oasis
Chanson de 1997
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In an ideal world, US1 in Florida would be an 8-lane superhighway without retirees. But it is the only way to experience the Keys, so why not take a trip in a Lamborghini Aventador S Roadster? If you are heading to the Overseas Highway, the best starting point would be Prestige Imports.
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1. Hahahahahahahaha! Um, what was the question again? If I could read as much as I wanted I'd give up sleeping, eating, bathing, peeing, blinking...you get the idea. I think that explains why I read while walking around the house. But, yeah, I have a house, a kid, pets, a husband, things that need taking care of. This week I haven't read in days! Imagine! I've been busy getting ready for Ho-Ho. I can't remember going this long without a book on the go. It's time to remedy that.
2. All of the above. I have piles of books waiting to be read so I'd have to start on that stack, then I'd take a trip to the bookstore, library, wherever. I love the classics so I have centuries of reading to do. I don't think there will ever be ENOUGH time.
So, how long have you gone without reading? I'm interested.
Me, too. I've gone for a couple of weeks now without reading much of anything. The holidays are really stealing a lot of my reading time!
I walk around and read too. This has been a slow reading week for me too because there's been too much other stuff going on. Hopefully I can hunker down with a book for a while today.
I don't think I've ever gone more than a day or since I was 4 that I haven't read a book. I read just about every night before bed and almost always while eating lunch (we used to walk home from school for lunch, so this was a habit I learned early). My parents wouldn't let us read at breakfast or dinner, but at lunch it was ok.
I couldn't read in July & August. I was completely off reading. I just did not want to.
LOL! I think December is one month that reading suffers... You're right. There will never be enough time.
I don't think I have ever gone more than a day or so without reading at least a little bit.
I always make it a point to read at least a page every day!
And we'll never get enough reading time even if we've 48 hrs/day, ha!
Lately I have gone through times when I haven't been reading because I have an 8-month old daughter - or at least it feels that way. I think I mostly read something every day though and usually have a couple books on the go. But no, there will never be enough time to read all I want to read.
My normal pattern is to read at least a little bit every day, but I've gone through a few long dry spells in the last several years when I didn't read at all. Thankfully I've not had a dry spell in a long while! Nowadays I carry at least one book around with me everywhere. I'm often able to get in a page or two while I'm waiting for something.
Isn't it funny how many say we'd read more from our own shelves. Are there any among us who don't have cases of books that we haven't yet read?
My husband thinks I'm crazy, but after making my rounds through the book blogging community, I see that I am, in fact, perfectly normal.
I usually read two hours over breakfast every morning, taking my time and sitting at the sunniest spot at my neighborhood coffee shop. (It's San Francisco...everyone has their coffee at the cafes). Then I'll slip in some reading time when no students come for office hour. I'll read a bit more at home in the evening since I don't watch much TV.
I think the longest I went without reading was two weeks, when I was sick and had constant headaches (or was asleep).
jlshall & Alice- There's just too much to do!
Gautami- I think we all have those times.
Amy & Melody- That's a good habit to have.
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Ruth- I'll have to look for that one.
Bookwormom- Reading while waiting: I try to do that too.
Christina- It's a compulsion. I see a book and buy it even though my shelves are sagging.
Matt- Reading in a coffeeshop sounds so nice!
Jeanne- I was recently sick too and didn't read a bit. You know you're really sick when you can't pick up a book!
I realized yesterday that I hadn't read in over a day - since I finished Blindspot. When that happens I end up doing something stupid, like staying up past midnight starting a new book. I started The School of Essential Ingredients last night - and it's brilliant so far. I didn't want to stop and go to sleep.
When my husband and I go away for our anniversary (nothing major, just a weekend away from the kids) I don't take any books with me, that way I pay attention to my husband.
Of course if we get the paper or something I will read that, and pretty much every place we've been has included browsing in at least one book store.
My husband would much rather watch tv than read a book. He was an English major in college (so he loves books), but now he works long hours, so I understand him not wanting to do much reading after work or on holiday.
When I was working, I went months without reading for pleasure. Now, ah luxury!
I walk and read too! I've found that if I try to sit and read my kid's bug me more than if I walk and read.
The longest I've gone without reading is a day.
If I'm traveling, I don't read much at all, although I still have a book with me.
I can go a couple of days without reading, but it's rare...and usually followed by a period of intense reading.
No matter how busy I am, never a day goes by that I don't read something. Of course it may only be a couple of pages in bed before I go to sleep and drop the book on the floor, but I read something!
Carrie- It must be good to keep you up late.
Alyce- My husband isn't a reader but he understands that I am.
Kailana- I agree, I'll never have an end to the TBR pile.
Callista- I usually just can't put it down, that's why I walk and read.
softdrink- I find it's hard to read while travelling usless I'm on a plane (or a beach).
Cathy- That's a good habit!
I've been keeping myself busy with getting ready for the holidays too. I just love this times of the year. Although things have been a bit slow. I should have finish off my shopping by the end of November, but things started off slow. So now, I need to think about what to get my parents for Xmas. They are tough to buy for. I also wish to read whatever is in my TBR piles, but my moods have not been ready to read some of the books.
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Johann Siegmund Freiherr von Heyden (* 1641; † 26. Oktober 1724) war ein preußischer General der Kavallerie, Gouverneur von Lippstadt und Drost zu Wetter. Ferner Erbherr zu Bruch, Rhade, Lichtenwörde, Oedendael, Cliff und Crudenburg.

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Herkunft
Johann Siegmund war der Sohn des cleve-märkischen Regierungsrates Friedrich von Heiden und dessen Ehefrau Katharina, geborene von Wylich und Lottum. Er ist nicht zu verwechseln mit Johann Sigismund von der Heyden. Der General der Infanterie Friedrich von Heyden war sein Bruder.

Karriere
Heyden wurde am 2. Juli 1682 Oberst und Kommandeur des Regiments "von Spaen". 1690 stieg er zum Generalmajor der Kavallerie auf und wurde 1693 Chef des Regiments, mit dem Heyden 1694 in holländischen Diensten stand. Es wurde 1715 aufgelöst und seine Mitglieder verteilt. In der Zwischenzeit war er bis 5. Januar 1704 zum General der Kavallerie avanciert.

1685 kaufte er die Herrlichkeit Crudenburg. Ab 1688 war er Hofmeister des Prinzen Albrecht Friedrich von Brandenburg. Dazu wurde er Gouverneur von Lippstadt und Drost zu Wetter. Im Jahre 1716 erwarb Heyden für 11000 Taler das Haus Schwarzenstein.

Familie
Heyden war zweimal verheiratet. Seine erste Frau Anna Luise Quadt von Landskron (* 30. April 1659; † 1687) heiratete er am 29. März 1676. Das Paar hatte drei Söhne und zwei Töchter.
 Friedrich Adolph († 1. Mai 1725) ⚭ Charlotte Sophie von Eller zu Bustede
 Ferdinand Sigismund Wennemar ⚭ 16. Februar 1712 Dorothea Louise von dem Bussche, Erbin von Cliff († 28. Dezember 1728)
 Otto Sigismund, Ritter des Deutschen Ordens in Utrecht, Domherr in Magdeburg
 Charlotta Louise (1680–1726) ⚭ Dezember 1704 Graf Friedrich Wilhelm von Schwerin (1678–1727), Erbkämmerer  der Kurmark

Seine zweite Frau war seit 1691 Gräfin Luise Charlotte von Schwerin (1672–1738) aus dem Haus Alt-Landsberg und Tochter von Otto von Schwerin. Nach seinem Tod heiratete sie den Oberst Dyonisus Georg Joachim von Blankenburg, der am 30. September 1745 in der Schlacht bei Soor fiel.
 Ottonetta Wilhelmina
 ⚭ 25. Juni 1715 Friedrich Wilhelm Thomas von Quadt und Wickradt (1682–1724)
 ⚭ 1. Oktober 1727 Reinhard Wilhelm von Calcum genannt Lohausen, Herr von Schlickum
 Sophia Charlotte Maria (* 13. November 1696; † 4. Oktober 1738), Herrin von Lichtenvoorde ⚭ 22. August 1714 Johann Kaspar von Dörnberg zu Hausen, Hirtzberg und Frankershausen (* 17. Mai 1689; † 6. Februar 1734 in Thomary (Schweden)), hessischer Geheimer Rat und Regierungspräsident.

Siehe auch
 Heyden (westfälisches Adelsgeschlecht)

Literatur
 Anton Balthasar König: Biographisches Lexikon aller Helden und Militärpersonen. Band 2, 1789, S. 152, Digitalisat
 Militär-Wochenblatt. Band 22, 1837, S. 119, Digitalisat
 Kurt von Priesdorff: Soldatisches Führertum. Band 1, Hanseatische Verlagsanstalt Hamburg, o. O. [Hamburg], o. J. [1937], , S. 52, Nr. 85.

Weblinks
 Stammbaum von Heyden (ndl.)

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General der Frühen Neuzeit (Brandenburg-Preußen)
Person (Lippstadt)
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Percentile Rank
Don't Knock Twice is ranked in the 9th percentile of games scored on OpenCritic.
Unscored Reviews
Scored Reviews
Gareth Brierley
If you're a fan of the horror genre, like a bit of story, don't mind a scare and enjoy a lot of exploration, then stop what you're doing and give Don't Knock Twice a go.
Gaming Nexus
Nicholas Leon
The atmosphere is what makes this game. The emotion of the plot succeeds in some places and stumbles in others. The puzzles can be frustrating at times, but not because they're impossible to complete, more so because they seem like filler to extend gameplay time. Overall, the experiences are memorable for the feeling they create in the player, but not much else.
PSX Brasil
Matheus Ricardo Uihara Zingarelli
Urban legends serve as a rich source material for horror stories. Don't Knock Twice is based on one, mixed with Slavic folklore to create a supernatural horror plot. It begins with clich' elements, but the story becomes interesting enough, with an unexpected twist towards the end. The game is compatible with VR and non-VR devices, but is definitively recommended to play it with the PSVR, as jump scares and moments of tension get a realistic feel, as well as interacting with the environment is much more intuitive.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
COGconnected
Nicholas Plouffe
The lights going out and doors slamming behind you are unnerving, but the safety net of not feeling immersed ruins it.
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Albert Lichi
As far as Gone Home style first-person narrative-driven games go, Don't Knock Twice is decent. It has two endings, which is welcomed, and a couple of interesting puzzles to mix things up a bit, even if the solution is way too obviously spelled out. The story is told in a hazy way to keep a semblance of mystery about it, and the restraint with how the Baba Yaga is depicted keeps her scary. What is not scary is how the Baba Yaga is never a threat, and if it weren't for a few jump scares, she may as well not have existed at all. The deterioration of the house as it descends into a semi-nightmarish version of itself is quite effective, and the brevity of the overall experience (about two to three hours) ensures that Don't Knock Twice does not overstay its welcome.
Editor's Note: If you intend to play Don't Knock Twice without PSVR, take a point or two off of the final score. The flat-screen version is inferior to the virtual reality version.
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Farnood Samie Yousefi
Don't Knock Twice is a decent horror game that tries to find its place among elite games of the genre. But tons of problems elsewhere prevent it from becoming and elite title despite its great potential. In the end, it might be a good experience for an hour or two, but nothing more.
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ZEFGame.ru
Frostengine
Don't Knock Twice happened what happened, it is possible that someone will say that the game unworthy of purchase, but not if You are a fan of this genre and You have platform Nintendo Switch, and an extra 700 rubles, then you are welcome. Despite common implementation, this game is more suitable for VR, actually, and dive better. At the moment, Don't Knock Twice simply has no parallel on this platform, which is an advantage both for the developer and for the game itself.
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GameSpew
Richard Seagrave
Overall Don't Knock Twice is quite a hard one to judge. It does what it sets out to do - scare you silly - rather well, and without resorting to cheap jump scares to boot. But with its short length and limited replay value, I'm not sure if it provides value for money.
PS4Blog.net
ThePeltonian
Apart from the odd mishap the game / horror experience is OK. I do believe that the team should have concentrated more on the VR side of the things rather than having this be a PS4 and PS VR game in one. Having said that, it's a nice effort by the developers at playing with your senses, but overall I think there are too many horror experiences on PS VR.
Nintendo Insider
Ultimately, Don't Knock Twice is the type of game that the Switch does not currently have a lot of, and for that alone, some might be inclined to try it out. It's cheap to buy and it takes less than two hours to complete, so for those that enjoyed the movie then this can be a decent companion. For everybody else, I feel there is far too little to fully enjoy the experience. There is little to no replay value, once you've finished the game, there is no reason to go back. If you need a horror game to play in time for Halloween, unfortunately for Switch owners, this is currently one of only a few options.
Justin Clark
One playthrough is quite enough for the brief and uninspired Don't Knock Twice.
Nintendo Enthusiast
Shawn Long
If the frame-rate was smooth and the game was more technically sound, I could see potential for a fun horror game. The atmosphere is nice, the audio is extremely well done, and the story seems pretty interesting as well. It's just a shame that the frame-rate is so bad that you probably won't make it til the end to see the conclusion.
Bazimag
Ehsan Nakhoda
Don't Knock Twice is a worthless game from Wales Interactive studio which is full of colossal flaws – just like most movie-based games. When a horror game is not capable of delivering its vital responsibility which is scaring its players, we can't expect it to be good at other aspects.
Ryan Craddock
On a platform that is destined to become almost overcrowded with colourful, vibrant, 'happy' games, having a burst of horror as an option is very welcome indeed. Unfortunately, this isn't the game to showcase the genre, nor is it one to showcase games in general. Some promising early moments left us with high hopes for this title – there were times where we felt genuine, edge-of-your-seat fear – but it soon becomes clear that it cannot live up to the standards it is trying to achieve. If you're looking for a horror fix, maybe wait until something else comes along.
Matt Sainsbury
I don't actively dislike Don't Knock Twice. I just find it painfully bland and generic... and really, it's harder to forgive that in the horror genre than almost any other.
Renan Fontes
The scariest thing about Don't Knock Twice is how poorly it plays on the Nintendo Switch.
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