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Q: How to Make Service Typed when using Alternative Class Providers in Angular I'm trying to use alternative class provider. The best way to describe my problem is through an example. I have this service:
export MyService {
  method() {
    // Some Code
  }
}

And I am extending it with a child service:
export MyAnotherService extends MyService {
  anotherMethod() {
    // Some Code
  }
}

Then providing it in the app module's provider like this:
{ provide: MyService, useClass: MyAnotherService }

Then I'm using the parent service like this:
constructor(
  private service: MyService
) {}

ngOnInit() {
  this.service.method();
  this.service.anotherMethod(); // <- Typescript complains about this line.
}

Everything works fine and the app is running in the browser except I'm getting a TypeScript warning:
[ts] Property 'anotherMethod' does not exist on 'MyService'.

Is it possible to make TypeScript aware of the fact that anotherMethod actually exist?
Note: Accessing anotherMethod like this.service['anotherMethod']() solves the problem but I want to make TypeScript aware of this method.

A: Solved the problem. I have to use Inject here:
import { Inject } from '@angular/core';

Then in constructor:
constructor(
  @Inject(MyService) private service: MyAnotherService
) {}

This way I'll have the instance of MyAnotherService injected by MyService while having the interface of MyAnotherService.

A: This generally can be addressed with Inject, as asker's own answer shows.
constructor(service: MyService) {}

type annotation is syntactic sugar for:
constructor(@Inject(MyService) service: MyService) {}

This is what Injectable decorator is for (as explained in this answer).
So if class token resolves to to another class instance on injection, it can be typed accordingly:
constructor(@Inject(MyService) service: MyAnotherService) {}

This solution may be an indicator of XY problem; it's only acceptable if MyService is stateful, and should be a singleton, and is used as MyService instance in a one place that cannot be modified by developer, but is used as MyAnotherService in another place.
Otherwise two different providers should be declared and used where appropriate:
providers: [MyService, MyAnotherService]


It's like losing your wallet or throwing out your back … it's the dreaded flat spell. No traveling surfer ever plans on it, but they do happen. And sometimes they happen on a surf trip, which is kind of the worst case scenario.
You picked your destination, did your homework, saved your money, scored the best price on a flight, booked an Airbnb on the sand, got someone to watch your dog, double checked your passport and took off on your trip.
No, the forecast didn't look fantastic, but you had confidence that there's certainly be something to surf during stay. At the very least, waist-high at a warm-water reef break is always better than waist-high at home.
Turns out, it wasn't. And it's not. It's a lake.
Sure there are ways to hedge your bets. You can pack a groveler board. You can rent a log. But eventually, you just have to find something else to do like find an epic hike or a culture center. Fortunately, some of the places in the world that have the best surf also have other fantastic options for enjoying the ocean. No matter what you choose to do, it's better than scrolling through your phone.
Snorkeling is probably the number one alternative to surfing when the waves goes flat. It's simple, doesn't require much gear, and you're immersing yourself in ocean life.
Dive the reef you surf to see how it makes the wave break. Explore a local shipwreck or just marvel at the sea life.
SCUBA is a bit more complicated (you have to be PADI certified), but it's also available at most island surf destinations. Freediving is a little more involved than just snorkeling, when you start working on your breath-hold time. This should never be done solo.
Some of the best surf destinations in the world also have epic fishing. Often the smaller local operations are more fun. Photo courtesy of Bernard Spragg/Flickr.
Every surf community in the world has a tie to the local fishermen.
Whether that's surf fishing, deep sea, spear fishing or handlining, angling is always a fantastic way to spend a day and learn about the waters. There are usually sport fishing boats at any location.
While you likely have a good chance of getting fish, it can also be expensive. Ask around town and you can often find a small operation with reasonable prices. Maybe it's just a local captain who will take you out for a morning in his panga. Plus, you may come home with dinner.
Yeah, we know how many surfers feel about those SUP'ers at your home break or while traveling. But we're not talking about being a wave hog or even riding waves. We're just talking about stroking out and seeing the coast from a different vantage point, getting some sun and a little workout.
Standup Paddleboards are available for rent on every coast – fresh or saltwater – in the world. For as much as we oppose them in the lineup, they are a fantastic way to spend time on the water with your kids or significant other. They're cool for fishing, exercising and seeing wildlife. Like snorkeling, paddling is a great way to spend time with family or a girlfriend/boyfriend on a trip.
And hey, if you happen to paddle past a spot with a one-foot wave and no one out … we won't tell anyone.
This is fun in a novel sort of way, mostly because even if you live on the beach at home, these are tough to practice without clear, tropical water.
This is a hypoxic workout that big-wave surfers have been doing for decades which involves variations of diving to the sea floor, picking up a rock, using it to keep you down and running with it. The idea is to increase lung capacity.
When your body is static you can stay underwater much longer. Exertion uses oxygen, therefore, by putting your lungs through a workout minus air, you're really expanding those lungs. Some mountain athletes do hypoxic workouts, as well.
This is definitely a challenge. You're not likely going to see a lot of results if you only do it a few times, but it's a way to mix things up from a morning jog. Just be sure to do it with a buddy – You don't mess around with shallow water blackout.


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Thomas Crane Public Library's Clayton Cheever welcomes March Forward Quincy's Nicole DePace to the studio and talks about the event.
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Q: Select all ID's that have overlapping timestamp values Given this table, I'm trying to select all of ids that have an overlapping start_time and end_time grouped by ID. In this case, the table has multiple Ids that may or may not have multiple entries. (In this case, id's 1 and 2 don't have multiple rows, whereas 0 does.)
Is there a way to retrieve all Ids that have an overlapping start and end time in Sql?
Example: Given this table, design some query to yield the subsequent table.

id
start time
end time

0
2022-06-10 12:44:55
2022-06-10 12:46:55

1
2022-06-10 12:47:55
2022-06-10 12:48:55

2
2022-06-10 12:49:00
2022-06-10 12:50:00

0
2022-06-10 12:45:55
2022-06-10 12:48:55

Id's with timestamp overlaps

0

A: fiddle:
With SRC AS (
SELECT 0 id,    '2022-06-10 12:44:55' start_time,   '2022-06-10 12:46:55' end_time FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 1,   '2022-06-10 12:47:55',  '2022-06-10 12:48:55'  FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 2,   '2022-06-10 12:49:00',  '2022-06-10 12:50:00'  FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 0,   '2022-06-10 12:45:55',  '2022-06-10 12:48:55'  FROM DUAL )

SELECT distinct A.id
FROM SRC A
CROSS JOIN SRC B
 on  (B.start_time between A.start_time and A.end_time
      OR B.end_time between  A.start_time and A.end_time)
 AND (A.start_time <> B.start_Time
      OR  B.end_time <> B.end_time)
 AND  A.id = B.id

Giving us:
+-----+
| Aid |
+-----+
|   0 |
+-----+

A: There are multiple ways of doing this, but the basic idea would be something like:
WITH mytable AS
 (
  SELECT row_number() OVER () rid, id, starttime, endtime
  FROM myrealtable
 )
SELECT distinct id
FROM mytable mt1
WHERE exists
 (SELECT *
  FROM mytable mt2
  WHERE mt2.id = mt1.id
   AND mt2.starttime >= mt1.starttime and mt2.starttime < mt1.endtime)
OR exists
(SELECT *
 FROM mytable mt2
 WHERE mt2.id = mt1.id
  AND mt2.endtime > mt1.starttime and mt2.endtime <= mt1.endtime)

Or:
WITH mytable AS
 (
  SELECT row_number() OVER () rid, id, starttime, endtime
  FROM myrealtable
 )
SELECT distinct mt1.id
FROM mytable mt1 INNER JOIN mytable mt2
  ON mt2.id = mt1.id and mt2.rid <> mt1.rid
WHERE (mt2.starttime >= mt1.starttime and mt2.starttime < mt1.endtime)
 OR (mt2.endtime > mt1.starttime and mt2.endtime <= mt1.endtime)

The CTE is just to get a unique id (rid) from row_number to ensure we don't match the row with itself. You might have an alternate way of doing this (e.g. maybe you know all the columns can't be the same).
If you want to handle the times inclusively, you could use BETWEEN to make the conditions a little simpler, but I assume 10:00-11:00 and 11:00-11:30 should not be considered overlaps.
I listed two different ways since I think the first method (with EXISTS) is very human-readable and easy to understand what it's doing. The second method (with a JOIN) is probably better (shorter and might end up optimized better) and should make sense if you understand the first example.
Here's a DB fiddle showing it.

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Talk: Warcraft: Orcs & Humans
1 Retroactive Continuity
2 Abandonware
3 Capital C
5 Early development/alpha screenshots
Retroactive Continuity
I recently played through the Orcish Campaign and a thought entered my mind... I'd like to see a massive list of all that was ret-conned from this game. For example... Goldshire and Moonbrook aren't near one-another anymore, nor is The Deadmines near Moonbrook. Orgrim Doomhammer wasn't even a factor as far as I can tell, and Garona Halforcen wasn't ordered to kill King Llane in the game, nor was she anything other than a spy for the Orcish Horde that got captured and tossed into Northshire Abbey...which, by the way, housed catacombs at this point, it seems.
This is just a small bunch of things I've noticed. I've yet to play through the Human Campaign, so there's more than likely more... Just a thought. ~ Doc Lithius (U)(T)(C) 07:34, 14 April 2007 (EDT)
In the Human campaign Garona does kill Llane, in the description of mission 10. Orgrim Doomhammer is factor, too, although his name is not explicitly mentioned, the player in the Orc campaign is supposed to be him. --Andrelvis 15:40, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
Aye. The horde player is implied to be Orgrim, though Baggins and I had a long discussion who the human player is.We suspect that the human player is Lothar, and then you rescue him from the deadmines, and then back to being Lothar.
As for Deadmines and Moonshire, I personally suspect Moonshire was renamed to Moonbrook. Can't say much about location, but I will note that the maps have been fairly fluid throughout the games, as the Warcraft Universe has taken shape. --Sky (t · c · w) 17:29, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
Btw, you added Moonshire. There never was such a place. =X. --Sky (t · c · w) 17:54, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
Shire overdose. I meant Moonbrook. Sorry. ~ Doc Lithius [U|T|C] 15:03, 23 September 2007 (UTC)
On the subject of Fluid Maps, it strikes me that there's a fairly big continuity error introduced from WCII to WoW. In WCII they make a big thing about having to go "across the sea" to Lordaeron, as if it is separated from Stormwind by sea. Judging by the in-game maps (the ones on loading screens) it seems that Khaz Modan still existed, although it was slightly more eastern, but areas like the Searing Gorge did not exist to connect Khaz Modan to Stormwind. (Darien Shields 14:57, 20 February 2008 (UTC))
I second that notion. Rolandius (talk - contr) 09:35, 4 December 2008 (UTC)
Abandonware
Now the game is out of print, it has become "abandonware" (free game, to download and to play). It can be downloaded its manual (in French) here and the cheatcodes here. Should we put this on the page, as it's now legal?--K ) (talk) 08:01, 13 July 2007 (UTC)
There's an English manual at http://www.replacementdocs.com/ , where there also seems to be war2 and war3 manuals... :O As to whether or not we should add that, I'm going to say I'm neutral. --Sky (t · c · w) 17:32, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
Ok, I'll add it to the article, as it's useful, legal and very satisfying. And inform AbandonWare a little later.--K ) (talk) 19:10, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
How long is a little later? =P --Sky (t · c · w) 19:31, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
I was thinking about my going back to Paris (I'm in Venice right now), dat means on the 25th of July. So within three days.--K ) (talk) 20:55, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
Abandonware is not "legal". The belief that it is legal is one of the biggest misconceptions made by people. People who download abandonware are still practicing software piracy.
Remember warcraft's copyright doesn't end until the creators/owners die + 70 years or so (not sure about the exact details of the law). At which point it will go into public domain. Until then it still belongs to Blizzard. Unless Blizzard chooses to offer links to the game from their own company or officially allow another website to release the game it it is still under copyright law read the crap they make you agree to before you download and you see that you are not to pass it onto another person (allowing a company can choose to revoke official links preventing other people from getting the game by legal means if they wanted to). Breaking the copyright would give Blizzard a chance to prosicute the thief if they so choose to.
Also Warcraft is one of the games protected by the ESA. If they catch you they could have you prosicuted to the full penalities of the law. They tend to be a bit strict about following the laws.
Sometimes designers are known to give links to their own games, but this isn't always legal, unless they retain sole rights to the game. Otherwise they might be giving the game out under the nose of the company that owns it. The company has a right to turn a blind eye towards this practice, however that still doesn't mean the person doing it is following the law. They are still commiting piracy.Baggins 21:08, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
Kuh-rap... I apologize to everyone. I will not do this again.--K ) (talk) 21:14, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
It's no problem, I forgive you :). One more comment though, for anyone else coming into the discussion, a company may seem like they left software go out of print but as long as they live, or another company owns (I.E bought the ips) those IPs they can always choose to rerelease said software. Good example is sierra's rereleases of several of their adventure game IPs in box collections last year.Baggins 21:20, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
Capital C
Look at the logo and perhaps some older texts. I think I recall it being spelled WarCraft, with a capital C back then. The use has obviously phased out, but was it ever that way? I added the C to the page.--SWM2448 23:47, 19 December 2007 (UTC)
Look at the logos for WC2, WC3, and even WoW. The capital C is still there. -- XAVIUS (This Clockwork Universe) 08:32, 29 January 2008 (UTC)
Good point Xavius, but I guess really we don't use the word enough as it is let alone to dignify it with a capitilised C half way through the word. Blizz only use the capital C in the game logo though so I imagine it's there solely for looks. Paynes 19:19, 20 February 2008 (UTC)
Anyone know about a map editor for this game? Alterac Parenolde (talk) 07:56, 4 December 2008 (UTC)
I think the only utility they created for Warcraft I was "The Warcraft Unit Editor". Rolandius (talk - contr) 09:29, 4 December 2008 (UTC)
Early development/alpha screenshots
Am I allowed to put screenshots of the alpha version of the game on the main page or is it not permissible by Wiki guidelines? I'm referring to screenshots from here, which includes mock-ups and actual alpha screenshots, which I think might be a cool addition. Or what about beta version sprites and unused icons? Or is it considered datamining?Clownboss (talk) 09:56, 2 May 2016 (UTC)
Personally I think it'd be awesome but I don't know all the rules yet Xporc (talk) 10:23, 2 May 2016 (UTC)
I really need to know about things like these because I've gathered so many sprites and all sorts of images I'd love to share. I really think the world deserves to see the Wounded unit portrait, which is included in the manual, but for some reason is not displayed in-game. --Clownboss (talk) 12:02, 2 May 2016 (UTC)
I myself love stuff like that, and we do have other alpha/beta curiosities on site, although mostly from WoW. I don't see what would be the problem in posting these would be. Maybe give it a day or so, and if no admin offers an explanation as to why not, I'd say you're probably good to go. PeterWind (talk) 16:13, 2 May 2016 (UTC)
Addicional link - https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=23296 - somewhat bigger images then the link mentioned (of some of the images) - http://cd.textfiles.com/ie/ie05/ARTICLES/WARC/ - and also voiced descriptions of Warcraft 1 gameplay. Mrforesttroll (talk) 01:03, 14 September 2018 (UTC)
The betaarchive images aren't really that much of a difference and are very small to actually see what is going on. However, having access to their database would be different, but you have to earn it. They are very legit on this stuff though. — SurafbrovWowpedia's wiki representative T / C 01:16, 14 September 2018 (UTC)
(2 years later) Yea, these screenshots should be okay. Especially as of recently, Blizzard is very loose on this sort of stuff now. I've already done some from Warcraft III now (previous login screens). — SurafbrovWowpedia's wiki representative T / C 01:14, 14 September 2018 (UTC)


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Minnesota is one of the more progressive states in the United States when it comes to marijuana policy, and continues to make positive adjustments to its cannabis laws.
Recreational Marijuana in Minnesota
The state of Minnesota still characterizes all recreational marijuana possession a misdemeanor or felony, but has put policies in place to decriminalize possession of small amounts. Those found in possession of up to 42.5 grams of marijuana may only be punished by a fine of up to $200. Additionally, there is a conditional release policy in place for first time offenders, who can have the offense removed from their record. Offenders may also be required to complete a drug education course.
Those caught in possession of more than 42.5 grams of marijuana face more serious penalties. These crimes are prosecuted as felonies, which can be punished by 5 years or more in jail, and fines of $10,000 or more.
Medical Marijuana in Minnesota
Medical marijuana was legalized in Minnesota with the passing of Senate File 2470 in May 2014. Under the law, the Minnesota Commissioner of Health is tasked with regulating the patient registry and the production and distribution of medical cannabis.
The law allows for the creation of two in-state manufacturers of medical cannabis, each of which opened four dispensaries. There are currently eight operational dispensaries in Minnesota. Home cultivation is not allowed.
A licensed healthcare practitioner must certify qualified patients before they can receive medical cannabis in the state.
Qualifying conditions currently include:
Crohn's Disease and Inflammatory Bowel Disease
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As of December 8, 2016, there are 765 approved health care practitioners who can certify medical marijuana patients, 3740 patients actively enrolled in Minnesota's medical marijuana program, and 416 approved patient caregivers in the registry.
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Don't put too much of a good thing into that healthy diet
By Danielle Braff
Nutritionists are continually spouting the benefits of foods like tomatoes, avocados and fish, but overdoing it on these healthy foods actually can be harmful.
"Even nutritious food can be too much of a good thing if you eat it in too large a quantity or too often," said Elisa Zied, New York-based dietitian, nutritionist and author of "Younger Next Week." "For one, anything that has calories — even if they're quality calories — can add up if your portion gets too big. Also, if you overdo any one food, you will leave less room for other foods that provide a different mix of nutrients."
Here are some ways to find the right balance so you don't eat too much of a good thing:
Why it's good for you: A major component of the healthful Mediterranean diet, it lowers the risk of heart disease, stroke and high blood pressure because it contains monounsaturated fatty acids (as opposed to saturated fats or trans fats). A study published in Neurology found that older people who regularly consume olive oil have a 41% lower risk of stroke compared with those who never consume it. Other studies have found that it helps maintain healthy cholesterol levels, protects against Alzheimer's disease, prevents acute pancreatitis and protects the liver from oxidative stress, in addition to other diseases.
Too much of a good thing: "Because olive oil is looked upon as a healthy fat, people think they should not be concerned about calories," said Andrea Giancoli, a Los Angeles-based registered dietitian and nutrition consultant. "But calories count."
Stick to this: Giancoli recommends sticking to 1 tablespoon daily, which is 120 calories. If you want more than 1 tablespoon, you should cut calories in other areas of your diet that day.
Why it's good for you: Agave was promoted as being on the low-glycemic index and doesn't spike your blood sugar like regular sugar does — so it's a good alternative for diabetics. It's also natural.
Too much of a good thing: Agave is mostly fructose, and it has more calories than sugar (1 teaspoon of sugar has 16 calories while 1 teaspoon of agave has 21), Giancoli said. Fructose may increase your risk for heart disease and metabolic syndrome, and it is converted into belly fat faster.
Stick to this: The American Heart Association recommends limiting sweets to 6 teaspoons daily for women and 9 teaspoons for men. Giancoli suggests treating agave like sugar. "If you're not going to put a tablespoon of sugar into your coffee, then don't do this for agave," she said.
Why it's good for you: It's high in monounsaturated fat, which reduces bad cholesterol, lowers your risk of stroke, heart disease and cancer — and may promote a healthy body weight. It also contains about 4 grams of protein and is high in vitamins K, B, C and E.
Too much of a good thing: "Each one also contains 322 calories and 29 grams of fat," said Allison Parker, registered and licensed dietitian for Mariano's, a Roundy's brand grocery store.
Stick to this: Parker has one-quarter to one-third of a medium avocado as a service of fat in her meals or snacks — essentially using the avocado as a replacement for another fat, like butter or mayonnaise.
Tomato and orange
Why they're good for you: Tomatoes are high in vitamins A, B6, E and K, and they're also a good source of copper, potassium, fiber and phosphorus. Oranges are packed with vitamin C, phytochemicals and flavonoids, which have anti-inflammatory properties — and they are only about 80 calories.
Too much of a good thing: "If you overdose on them, one thing that comes to mind is tooth enamel," Zied said. "Too much acidity can wear it away, so it's good to eat acidic fruits and vegetables for their nutrients and water content but to also choose other options in those categories (for example hard, crunchy fruits like apples, carrots and celery that stimulate the flow of saliva and neutralize the acids in foods that can erode enamel)."
Stick to this: One-half to 1 cup of tomatoes, an orange or a clementine is great per day.
Why they're good for you: Most nuts boast a good dose of monounsaturated fat that, when used to replace saturated fats and trans fats, can reduce blood cholesterol and lower heart disease and stroke risk, Zied said. "Nuts also provide polyunsaturated fats, which are essential fats our bodies need from the diet since it can't make them," Zied said.
Too much of a good thing: They're easy to overdo because they're a concentrated source of calories (a lot of calories in a small portion), Zied said.
Stick to this: 1 ounce of nuts per day — or up to 11/2 ounces if you can afford the calories. Mix the types of nuts so you get a different mix of nutrients and flavors in your diet. An ounce of almonds is 24 whole almonds or 4 tablespoons chopped. An ounce of walnuts is 14 halves or 4 tablespoons chopped. An ounce of pistachios is 48 pistachios.
Large fish (such as tuna, swordfish or mackerel)
Why it's good for you: It's lean protein and high in B12, vitamin D, calcium and iron. It also has high amounts of omega-3 fatty acids, which have been associated with everything from reducing inflammation and heart disease to warding off depression.
Too much of a good thing: These types of fish contain relatively high levels of mercury, and while this is particularly concerning in pregnant and lactating women, it's not good for anyone to ingest too much mercury, Parker said.
Stick to this: No more than 6 ounces of large fish weekly.
Fruit smoothie
Why it's good for you: This is a great way to get in an extra dose of fruits, vegetables and possibly low-fat dairy.
Too much of a good thing: The calories add up, Parker said. "If you wouldn't eat them all together in one sitting, consider modifying your recipe to incorporate a more realistic service."
Stick to this: 1 cup of spinach, half of a banana and 1/2 cup assorted frozen berries. You may also add milk or yogurt to increase the protein and provide some added calcium, Parker said.


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Channing Tatum steps out for the first time since split from Jessie J
Channing Tatum was reportedly spotted at the airport flying out of Los Angeles for a Christmas getaway solely a month after splitting with singer Jessie J.
The actor was noticed arriving at the LA airport on Christmas Day weeks after his emotional breakup.
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Channing seemed cool and calm sporting a protracted sleeved white t-shirt and San Francisco Giants baseball cap, as he exited from a vehicle outside the airport. The actor teamed up his look as he wore a black puffer jacket on to maintain heat.
The 'Step Up' star and Jessie J reportedly dated for over a year before finally ending their relationship in November.
According to a source who told PEOPLE, the 'timing was off' for the couple, and they "genuinely" tried to make it work.
"He has a lot on his plate right now and wants to be the best dad possible, which means he needs to be around when he isn't traveling for his own work," the source added before saying that their breakup "came at a good time".
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Cebolenkosi Buthelezi
"They ask, 'Where is the doctor?', and they talk about me because I am the first one from my rural community to go to university." "The Moshal Scholarship also gave me confidence that I could do this, that I had the ability."
When Cebolenkosi (Cebo) Buthelezi, 21, was in Grade 9 he resuscitated someone who'd been electrocuted by a stove. He had learnt CPR at school. "I still remind the person that I saved his life," he laughs, "and it was that moment that made me realise that I wanted to go into medicine."
The idea of becoming a doctor had rooted years before that, however, when he was a young boy. "In Grade 5, my grades were picking up and it was around then that I heard that doctors made a good living, but I also started to realise how much I loved helping people," recalls Cebo, now in his fourth year at the Nelson Mandela School of Medicine in Durban.
It took many struggles to get here, and in first year he doubted he could ever finish what he had started. "I was a rural boy from Nqutu (between Dundee and Vryheid in northern KwaZulu-Natal), and my English was poor as I'd been taught only in isiZulu at school. It was very difficult for me to adjust to the city, and university life, and my grades in the first semester were not good," he says.
The biggest burden was a lack of funding. "My mother was sending me R200 here and there, but it wasn't enough. With no financial aid, I was stressed out," he says.
Then he got the call that changed the course of his life. He clearly remembers the day: "It was a Friday, in May 2014, and I was studying when I got the news. I was so excited about it because I knew that it meant no more financial worries for me. I could just get on with studying.
"The Moshal Scholarship also gave me confidence that I could do this, that I had the ability, and my grades immediately picked up from second year."
Born in March 1996, Cebo was the oldest of five children. His parents split up when he was young, and he was raised by his single mother. He walked long distances to school and would often go without pocket money or a lunch pack, "but it taught me to be grateful because the little I had, someone else didn't have".
Cebo recalls that he didn't pass Grade 4, although he was promoted to Grade 5 anyway. "For years I blamed myself for my parents separating and I think that's the reason I didn't do well. When I was in matric my parents spoke to me about their separation, I cried for the first time, and felt huge relief afterwards that it wasn't my fault," he says.
In 2013, Cebo matriculated from Ntombesizwe high school, and did well enough in maths and science to get a university exemption. "I did all right, but I could've done better," he says. He was accepted to study medicine at the University of KwaZulu-Natal and packed to leave home for the first time.
He stays in a residence off campus and either walks or catches a bus to and from lectures.
Cebo's mother is bursting with pride in her son and he is treated like a celebrity when he goes home to his community. "They ask, 'Where is the doctor?', and they talk about me because I am the first one from my rural community to go to university," he chuckles. His younger brothers who are still at school look up to him as a role model.
"I think what has enabled me to push forward is the fact that I am humble and respectful, and these qualities have helped open opportunities for me," he says.
Cebo has another two years of his six-year degree before he can enter his chosen profession, and he feels confident about staying the course. "I'm enjoying medicine and because of the Moshal scholarship the only thing I need to do is study. My dream is to specialise in cardiology," Cebo says.
Raised in the Christian faith, he'll go to church on a Sunday when he is with his family. Otherwise he likes to "chill out" with his girlfriend at weekends and during off-time. "My girlfriend is also studying. We go out to eat sometimes, but I'm not a party animal. I don't drink or smoke at all. Some people say that I cook well," he smiles shyly.
Cebo has never had occasion to ask for assistance other than funding from the Moshal Scholarship Program, but says he hopes to stay in touch with the Moshal community when he has completed his degree, "because we are a family at Moshal".
"My future plan is to specialise, and maybe to work in rural areas helping our poorer communities. And one day, if possible, I'd like to have my own scholarship because Mr Martin Moshal has inspired me a lot," he says.


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Reread somewhat juvenile Dinosaur Beach, which I enjoyed as a kid/teen
I was wowed by Keith Laumer's Dinosaur Beach in my early teens, and have been curious whether I would still enjoy it as a much more advanced-in-years adult. It was definitely a mixed bag, but I'm glad I reread it both because I did enjoy aspects of it, and it is pretty interesting to see what held up to more informed attention, and to identify it. (Hence this blog entry... (-: ) Some of what I say below might constitute spoilers. But I think what I reveal is in such general terms that I think they might make up for the surprise of their presence with curiosity about how the delivery of the revealed items were implemented. None the less, still spoilers. My reservations with this book are of the sort that pulp novels generally suffer - shallowness in characterization and connection, and particularly endemic to science fiction, shallowness in the science. I think the latter - specifically, shallowness in time travel theorizing - was not contrary to Laumer's purpose and
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Science fiction: perspective on Neil Stephenson's writing from rereading Frank Herbert
I'm planning to get to Neil Stephenson's new novel, Fall; or Dodge in Hell sometime soon. I've reveled in some of his books, and look forward to the new one. However, having reread one of my favorite books of all time, Frank Herbert's The Dosadi Experiment , brings me to a more clear perspective I have on reservations about Stephenson's writing. I got clear about it thinking about Stephenson's writing relative to Herbert's and the writing of another favorite, William Gibson. It all has to do with characterization. I find Herbert's characters more gripping than Stephenson's. Herbert's primary characters tend to be iconic: super-able, in way that aren't entirely realistic, but relatable and deeply appealing to me. Stephenson's characters are much more realistic - not so idealized, more in the post-modern mix of contemporary convincing detail, including imperfection and commonplace nuance that has the feel of normal people. William Gi
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Gov. DeSantis: 2 Florida Counties Fall Prey To Election Hacking
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis said there were no manipulation of votes on Florida election hacking mention in the Mueller report.
In a news conference Tuesday, the governor said he had been briefed by the FBI and that two counties were hacked by Russian "spear-fishing."
However, the counties were not named.
DeSantis said a non-disclosure agreement had been signed and the impacted counties could not be named.
This comes following release of the Mueller report, which indicated "Florida" had been mentioned 30 times, including a mention that an intelligence arm of the Russian military gained access to at least one Florida county government network.


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What is a common climate?
What are the common elements of climate?
What are the 4 types of climate?
What are examples of climate?
What is climate short answer?
What are the 6 types of weather?
What are the common elements between climate and weather?
What are the five main elements of climate?
What are the two important elements of climate?
What is Type 2 climate?
What are the 6 types of climates for kids?
Various elements make up the climate of a region, but the following are the most common:
Temperature . Temperature is the amount of heat energy that is in the air. …
Precipitation. …
Humidity . …
Atmospheric pressure. …
Cloudiness. …
Wind. …
Solar radiation.
The 4 main types of climate include the Mediterranean climate, oceanic climate, humid continental climate, and subarctic climate. Climate controls world biomes and a regions' life and ability to survive.
Climate is the average of that weather. For example, you can expect snow in the Northeast in January or for it to be hot and humid in the Southeast in July. This is climate. The climate record also includes extreme values such as record high temperatures or record amounts of rainfall.
The Earth has three main climate zones: tropical, temperate, and polar. The climate region near the equator with warm air masses is known as tropical.
Climate is the average weather in a given area over a longer period of time. A description of a climate includes information on, e.g. the average temperature in different seasons, rainfall, and sunshine. Also a description of the (chance of) extremes is often included.
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The six common types of weather create all weather conditions. With the right humidity, wind, atmospheric pressure, temperature, clouds, and precipitation, a rainstorm happens.
A. The elements of weather and climate are those quantities or properties that are measured regularly and include: a) air temperature, b) humidity, c) type and amount of clouds, d)type and amount of precipitation, e) air pressure, and f) wind speed and direction. 3.
Just as climate itself encompasses many elements, including temperature, precipitation and wind conditions, the climate system includes five basic components: the atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, lithosphere and biosphere.
The two most important factors in the climate of an area are temperature and precipitation. The yearly average temperature of the area is obviously important, but the yearly range in temperature is also important.
Type II climate is when there is no dry period at all throughout the year, with a pronounced wet season from November to February. … Generally, there is reduction in rainfall in most parts of the country during the summer (MAM) season.
There are five general types of climate: tropical, subtropical, temperate, polar, and highland.


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Q: to use "variable" in function name in PHP Possible to use variable in function name ? (If "yes", so how ?)
$name = "john";
  function name_function() {
    //Do something
  }

So my function name is going to be john_function()
Do you understand what I mean ?
I will to do the better way if I have many functions and I will name clearly like
john_init() john_setup() john_save() john_clear()

A: It can't be done quite like you want, which seems to be something like
function $name_something(){  }

But you can use Variable Functions like this:
function john_something()
{
    echo 'called';
}

$name = 'john';

$functionName = $name . '_something';

$functionName();

Not that it is recommended though, there is nearly always a better way of doing it.

A: eval() is one way, put I personally think it's icky.
If you enclose your code in a class, you could use:
class MyCode {
  public static function __callStatic($functionName, $values)
  {
    // $functionName Receive the name of the function
    // $values       Receives an array with all the parameters
    /* Your code per person here */
  }
}

The you could call this functions as follows:
MyCode::johnDoesSomething('At home', 'playing with PHP');

For more information, see: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.overloading.php#object.call

A: After reading your question and criticism on my answer. I think you're just looking for an OOP implementation
class Person {
  public function __construct() // init()
  {
    /* Do something */
  }

  public function setup()
  {
    /* Do something */
  }

  /* etc */
}

And use it as follows:
$john = new Person(); // __construct() will be executed here automaticaly
$john->setup();

See PHP documentation for more information about Classes & Objects in PHP: http://www.php.net/manual/fa/classobj.examples.php

A: Use create_function to do such a thing.
Please refer to the manual here
EDIT:
Please check Ariaan's reply also. this is more useful

A: Try something like this:
$name = "john";
$f =   "function {$name}_function() {
    //Do something
  }";

eval($f);

john_function();

This is an only solution matching your question.
And it is a bad solution(DANGEROUS), you should better avoid using eval() anywhere.
http://php.net/manual/en/function.eval.php

A: you can't have a function declared in such a manner as to be able to call it in the manner you suggest.
I would have a look at closures (anonymous functions) - I suspect it will be a elegant solution to your task.


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People have been dehydrating food for thousands of years as a way of preserving their harvest. With the modernization of ancient sun-drying techniques, preserving your fruit, vegetables, and meat is so easy.
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Glass, plastic, or metal air-tight food containers can be used to store your dehydrated fruit, vegetables, and meat.
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Dried food doesn't need to be refrigerated.
Swissmar Borner V-Slicer – I don't have many kitchen gadgets, but this one I can't live without. I've had mine for over fifteen years and the blade is still sharp.
It's the only thing that I can find that slices food into very thin slices. In just minutes, it uniformly slices enough food to fill the dehydrator. Cleanup is as easy as rinsing the V-Slicer and setting it out to dry. Love It!
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The hanging Food Pantry has a screen to keep the insects off your drying food. It has several trays and can be hung outside or inside in a well ventilated area.
Now of course you can dry your food out in the sun like they've been doing for thousands of years.
You can also set your food on trays in a hot car with the windows rolled up.
We love dehydrated fruit. You can reconstitute the fruit but you'll find that dried fruit is delicious just the way it is.
Boiling - To reconstitute vegetables, pour one cup of vegetables into 1 cup of boiling water, and let it soak for 5 – 20 minutes. To reconstitute fruit mix 1 cup of water with 1 cup of dried fruit in a pan and simmer until the fruit is tender.
Steaming – Place your dehydrated food in the steamer. The dry food will absorb the moisture from the steam and plump right up.
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Associates produce 25,000 face shields for medical community
From Georgia to New York to Brazil, Shaw associates have worked together to produce more than 25,000 face shields for the medical community fighting COVID-19.
"I am amazed that this face shield project has gone from a small initiative in my home office to a huge effort by a group of generous and talented volunteers, starting in Georgia, reaching up to New York, and even making its way down to Brazil. Our impact is global." - David Voyles
While working remotely at home in mid-March, David Voyles, a staff engineer at the Shaw Innovation Center & MakerSpace in Dalton, Ga., was asked if Shaw had the capability to create N95 masks for the local medical community. Fortunately, he had borrowed a 3D printer from the MakerSpace just in case his stay at home was longer than expected. (Spoiler alert: it was. For all of us!) After spending a weekend on a N95 design, he determined that a face shield made more sense, since they are more universal, can prolong the life of N95 masks, and (hopefully) easier to produce.
Working with freely available designs sourced from the internet, David and a growing team of eager and curious engineers from around the company, refined and optimized their designs multiple times, landing on design featuring a printable headband and a shield made from transparencies. Once Shaw's 3D printers were combined with others from the local community, the MakerSpace could produce 500 shields a day!
Several weeks later, this team has now printed and donated more than 15,000 face shields.
"I heard about what David and the team were doing at the MakerSpace," said Coty Pastene, a software engineer. "I work remotely from New York. My wife is a nurse practitioner in an ICU and hearing the stories of dwindling supplies made me want to help. David shared the shield design, and I borrowed a 3D printer from my local school district."
After Coty printed seven of her own shields, she realized that she needed more help to really make an impact. She began networking in my community, building a team of 57 volunteers that included students, professors, and DIY'ers.
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Talita Cervone is an account manager for Shaw Contract, working in São Paulo, Brazil. The need for personal protective equipment is just as necessary in South America as it is in the United States. Talita worked with her friends to develop a face shield design. Their initial goal was to create 1,000 shields but they've already surpassed the 5,000 mark.
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After what seemed like a few years stretch, was actually only a 2 year window since I got to photograph Daria and Paul's kids. Liam is much older now and likes to torment his big sister, but Mia is a ham in front of the camera herself and expressed her love of brownies and truly showed that she really does love her brother. The gallery below shows some of the fun we had on Monday night. The laughed, they played with bubbles and above all, had fun. Enjoy!


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Q: Does system.net.mail.smptclient disconnect from the server? We've got a few pages in our web systems that use the .net system.net.mail control to send emails.  The thing has been working great, except it's now starting to look like the smptclient class may not actually be disconnecting from the server, such that the SMTP server leaves that connection open, and we ended up maxing out the number of connections we were allowed to have open at a time on the SMTP server, despite only sending one email at a time.
(For the record, this is a .net 2.0 asp.net application written in VB, and we're fairly confident this isn't some kind of security / virus / spam passthrough situation.)
Google and MSDN didn't turn up anything conclusive, but just enough heresy in blog entries to confirm that we might not be hallucinating.
Any one else out there ever have this problem?  (And manage to fix it?)
Of course, if it does work fine, and we are hallucinating, that would be nice to know too. ;)

A: The problem of emails not being sent right away with SmtpClient is because under some conditions, it does not send the SMTP command 'QUIT' when it should (i.e. it doesn't disconnect properly).  I have used the following code to force a disconnect successfully in the past:
var smtp = new SmtpClient();
smtp.ServicePoint.MaxIdleTime = 1;
smtp.ServicePoint.ConnectionLimit = 1;
smtp.Send(message);

This forces the smtpclient object to disconnect at the earliest possible time. Also, make sure your smtpclient instance falls out of scope fairly quickly (i.e. do not store a static reference to it somewhere).

A: Are you properly disposing of your MailMessage once it has been sent? I've never seen any indication that SmtpClient wasn't closing it's connection though

A: Did you check the StmpDeliveryMthod property of the StmpClient class?

A: A handy tool for this type of 'am I connected' question is TcpView ( \\live.sysinternals.com\Tools\Tcpview.exe ) from SysInternals (now Microsoft)

A: Make sure these are set on the mail server (assuming windows) -
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters]
"TcpTimedWaitDelay"=dword:0000001e
"MaxFreeTcbs"=dword:000007d0
"MaxUserPort"=dword:0000fffe


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Composites Manufacturer MCL puts Pupils in Pole Position for National Competition
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MCL, UK-based manufacturer of composite products, is helping Endon High School's year 9 and 10 pupils to create a winning racing car concept for the national GreenPower Car Competition next year.
According to MCL, the task involves seven boys aged 13-14 who are building a racing car to participate in the IET Formula 24 division of the competition. The teenagers have successfully created the chassis and electrical drive unit for a successful racing car, however their efforts to manufacture a body for the racing car have proven challenging. The pupils are aiming to create a body made from plastic or fiberglass before the first regional heat, which takes place in May – and have therefore contacted MCL for help and guidance.
Stephen Wright, Group Risk and Innovation Director at MCL, says "This is a very exciting project and we are delighted that Endon High School has contacted us. We're always keen to help develop pupils' interest in manufacturing, engineering and problem solving. It's been very inspirational for us to see how their young minds work and their eagerness and resilience in solving problems. They all have a great deal of ability and I have a feeling that one or two of them might become very successful technical and design development engineers in the future."
The aim of the annual GreenPower Car competition is to design a highly efficient electric powered vehicle, which can travel up to 30mph for up to four hours. However it is not all about the race, the judges also look at the engineering behind the car. The competitors will be judged on the design as well as the function of the car.
The regional heat of the competition takes place in May 2015, where a top three finish guarantees a place in the national final held in October at Goodwood Motor Circuit, UK.
Richard Wood, Deputy Head Teacher at Endon High School explains "We're thrilled that MCL are able to help us, the pupils have found it very helpful and inspirational. We were looking for someone to come into school and give the team some advice about what materials to use or even better show them how to design something that could be made using the computer. Having a major local manufacturer pay them a visit in person will really inspire them and teach them about how projects are developed in real life. MCL has been such a great support for the pupils and they have already learned so much, along with finding a new interest in composites and manufacturing."
All competition vehicles use the same batteries and electric motors, and are built using kits aimed at teaching the basics of automotive design. The goal is to design the car that travels the furthest distance in a set period of time using a set amount of energy.
Photo provided by MCL.
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Warning for minor OOC language at times, permanent state of stress and general anxiety. This bio contains invisible scrollbars and hovers.
Open to plots, trades, hunts and interaction in general!
Will be participating in the Rut as a Wildcard in a conscious effort to socialize and make friends. Because of this she may sit with a group of Judges if she sees a familiar face, but she will not take part in deciding the winner and may leave if the fight turns too brutal.
Had heart launched into throat by the return of mombird Jezara. Clung to and cuddled, welcoming the wandress back.
- more Sal and Ulya! and a blood ritual. with a rat. that grew an arm. and died. um.
- sorta squinty and ._. about it. dfk what it all was but sal was nice and noddy throughout?? but that poor sonofarat??? UM.
Spent some time quietly relaxing with Val among the poppies. Dozed off from a combination of warmth, pleasant flower smells and Val's supernatural softness dayum boy what detergent do you use. Growing more fond of and comfortable with the fellow red, appreciates the fact they can enjoy each other's company without speaking.
Decided to walk around the forest and visit some places she had been missing lately, what with her extended stay near the pond. Didn't get too far before being found by Vala and taken for a lovely romp with complimentary pranking. Though they visited several mushroom rings, Doves was giggling too hard to doze off properly so only Vala would rush in and transform someone into a rabbit unawares. They also arranged a backwards parade near the Twins and managed not to break the coordination for a good while. Said goodbye for a while, then reunited near an antler tree and feasted on pinecones with some others. Stumbled upon a sleeping Verone, but the child seemed fine on its own.
Later went to sun herself on the flat stones of the Playground and fell asleep there on the warm moss.
As blood. Unspoken mother figure and mentor, ensured her survival early on and showed her affection in the midst of winter. A love that does not needs words, understanding beyond the bounds of the physical and spoken. Unconditional trust and affection, misses always.
As blood. Beloved in many ways, some of them old and some scary in their newness. One of her first friends, a sister by heart if not by blood, and the closest thing to a constant in her life. Unconditional trust and devotion, relies on and looks up to immensely.
Val: A sweet, gentle new acquaintance she is quickly growing fond of. Shares redness and an enthusiasm for flowers, looks forward to seeing him.
Satu: SHAPED LIKE A FRIEND, good borking tutor, v smooth and silky, def too nice to be a predator.
Glitch: Odd, mysterious, otherworldly being who smells strange, but polite and non-threatening despite her size. Her distance and tranquility seem at odds with her warrior's stance, but she has given her no reason to think that will change.
Kestrel: Braidy friend, sat next to on several occasions. Kind, quiet, serious, respected.
Manda: A kind, sad soul she met long, long ago. Unaware it was him under the skull mask she failed to recognize, wouldn't mind seeing again.
Windiga: Definitely not a rabbit, though very very soft.
Ashe: A fluffy friend from a long time ago, hopes he is doing well.
Calfuray: Callie, a purple friend from a long time ago, gave the flower crown that saved her life.
Salem: Met only once and received a strange, beautiful feather. Thought they were very pretty.
Sylaminras: Another lovely, received an orchid from.
Sweet siblings who were her first friends. Feels jittery, desperate guilt over their disappearance, will always hold the fear that she somehow caused them to leave. Lost.
Gained from a lifetime of drinking enchanted water and eating the sweet magical pinecones, her bones, skin, and flesh are saturated with natural Forest magic. She has no control over it and it manifests mainly in the form of her companion floating feathers, the faint fawn spots that cloud her pelt when there is snow, and her hair, which grows long, soft and changes colour with the seasons. She may and has been hunted for it, though never successfully.
two brothers from the edge of a different world before being called back, and holds a busy trade with birds who want her to hide the knowledge of their secret nesting places and the small magics of beasts. Has yet to truly cross into another world.
Another facet of the same gem. Because of the not-so-firm grasp of the material she is unusually beholden to intentions, agreements and promises. In order to remember something she may tie a promise-knot or braid in her hair and it will not come undone until it is fulfilled, and she is becoming more aware of her ability to carry over intentions into the things she weaves after several bird nests she built survived storms that knocked down many others and the flower crowns she makes slowly stopped wilting.
Folded wings, bright eyes, stealing berries from rustling branches. Spotted eggs on a bed of feathers, circles of nests in the sky. Birdsong tangling with the branches, sound and sapling interwoven. Mischief of squirrels, running barefoot across the meadow. Mud between toes, moss under palms. Lying in the tall grass, breathing in the smell of summer flowers and the fiddling of crickets by the water. Willow branch belts and bracelets for your wrists. Poppies and lavender wreaths around your head and neck. Knobbly knees, thin legs, scratched elbows of a wild child, a forest child. Giggling at bruises. Scars like stars and freckles like raindrops. Dances at dusk in the summer, forest lakes. Vestal virgins, bacchanals, trances of priests and prophets. Mythical maidens and swords under lakes. Hallowed innocence, love of the unaware. Love is touch and hug and pet and braid and ask without words if everything is okay. Silence and affection stand side by side like the Gods. Threads of fate tightly coiled, destiny that has not yet sprung to bite. Potential for all things, small seed of a great tree. Quiet zealotry of peace. Magic of weavers, small blessings threaded into braids and flower crowns. Hiding secrets and stories into birds' nests.
Current ref: o by me.
Doves is 95% in character. The remaining 5% consist of interactions with fawns, nameless and other OOC/unconfirmed players, helping out with sets, and transport. She will go OOC without prior notice even if in the middle of an interaction in these situations.
Her views and opinions do not reflect mine, but I take full responsibility for her actions. You may contact me for discussion or RP privately via Skype: raincl0uds, Discord: #Rain0499, and email, which I will provide if asked.
She seems interesting. I'm defiantly going to track this.
Trackers! She's so adorable, I wonder how Jezara would react to her.
Aww, that's an adorable one!
Aww, that's an adorable one! Definitely tracking this.
She can relate to fawns, and that's why she likes them.
Jezara really seems like the perfect random encounter for a little wild child.
Aww <3 My lil birdy's happy to provide!
Oh wow, thank you so much! <3 That really means a lot, honestly, especially as I'm still finding her voice.
Hey, would Doves like to roleplay with Jezara again? The other roleplay, well, it's kinda wilted, as you can see.
Oooh, sure thing! Loved their interactions, you saw the result xD Name the place, name the time(writing a paper for uni atm, snailalert)?
I was thinking maybe over email? Or a thread?
Ahahahahahah go go me for not getting confirmation first! xD Take two: .
*cough* May or may not have taken snapshots xD Chain is a sweetie.
My folder is filled too, but I have to delete a lot because my computer doesn't have much space , but it's fine because I always take new ones.
God yes, I had to quit several games because the utter chaos gave me headaches. Here the attention to detail is amazing, but not overwhelming. And if it starts feeling empty anyway, well, the community is but a click away!
Ah! There is a lot of people now, it's like a party!
Also I'm going to change into my other IC account, his name is Caesar. Caesar is very kind like Chain, mostly because Caesar is Chain's brother.
Hehehhe good to find another snoozer Lol, and the dance lessons continue!
Hi Doves! I see today is the day where little Doves grows, I bet she'll be absolutely beautiful. If you need any help getting a set please just give me a little hoot . Chain or Caesar will love to help!
Hello Doves, I haven't spoken to you directly in a while. How are you?