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A Dictionary of London
Candlewick Ward - Card Court
A Dictionary of London. Originally published by H Jenkins LTD, London, 1918.
Candlewick Ward
Candlewick Ward Chambers
Canninge Street
Cannon Alley
Cannon Court
Cannon Street House
Cannon Street Station
Cannon Street West
Canon Alley
Canterbury Court, St. Andrew's Hill, Blackfriars
Capel Court
Capilhors
Caponeshors
Car Court
Car Square
Car Yard
Card Court
One of the twenty-six wards of London, adjoining Bridge Ward south and east, Langbourn Ward north, Walbrook Ward west, and Dowgate Ward west and south.
Generally called "Candelwykstrete" Ward in early times (13th to 16th centuries).
Earliest mention : Ward of "Candlewystrate," c. 1285 (Cal. L. Bk. A. p. 209).
Named after the street, which intersected it from east to west. See Wards.
Identified with the ward of Thomas de Basinge mentioned 1275 (Cal. L. Bk. B. p. 256).
Parish churches, five in Stow's time : St. Clement, Eastcheap ; St. Lawrence Pountney, St. Martin Orgar ; St. Michael, Crooked Lane ; and St. Mary Abchurch. Now St. Mary Abchurch and St. Clement Eastcheap alone remain.
The ward underwent very considerable changes in the early part of the 19th century owing to the erection of the new London Bridge and the subsequent formation and erection of King William Street and the other approaches to the new bridge under the Act of Parliament, passed 1829 for the purpose. Numerous streets and buildings, including the church of St. Michael, Crooked Lane, were demolished under this Act.
In Crooked Lane, near Cannon Street (Lockie, 1816).
Not named in the maps.
See Cannon Street.
North out of St. Paul's Churchyard, at No. 64, to Paternoster Row (P.O. Directory). In Farringdon Ward Within.
First mention : P.C. 1732.
Former names : "Petty Cannons, Petty Canons" (O. and M. 1677 and Strype) "Petty canons alley" (Hatton, 1708).
Some of the canons' houses occupied the site of this street, hence the name.
At the south end of White Lyon Court, north of Barbican, at the western boundary of Cripplegate Ward Without (O. and M. 1677).
Seems to be named Blue Boar Head Alley (q.v.) in the later maps.
East from St. Paul's Churchyard to King William Street, London Bridge (P.O. Directory). In Candlewick, Cordwainer, Bread Street and Walbrook Wards.
First mention, under modern name : "Canon Street" (Leake, 1666).
Earliest mention found in records : "Candelwrichstrete," 1180-7 (H. MSS. Com. 9th Rep. 16). "Candelwrictestrate," temp. John (Anc. Deeds A., 1957). "Candewyllestrate " (ib. A. 1980), temp. John. "Candelwrithestrate," c. 1190 (ib. A. 2025).
Other forms : "Candelwritestrate," temp. John (ib. A. 7821). "Kandelwrihtestrate," H. III. (ib. A. 1961). "Cande(wille)strate " (ib.) (ib. A. 1874-6). "Kandelwrithtestrate," H. III. (ib. A. 2044). "Candelwiccestrate," 1259 (Ct. H.W. I. 4). "Candelwrihcestrate," 54 H. III. (Anc. Deeds, A. 2101). "Kandelwricgstrate," H. III. (ib. A. 2271). "Kandelwycestrate," 43 H. III. (ib. B. 2104) "Candelwryhttestrate," 1271-2 (Ct. H.W. I. 10). "Kandelwrictestrete," "Kandelwickstrate," 1275 (Ct. H.W. I. 23). "Candelwriste-strete," 5 Ed. I. (Anc. Deeds, A. 2469) "Candelwestrete," 6 Ed. I. (ib. A. 2001). "Candelwrihttestrate," "Candelwryhtstrate," 1272-3 (Ct. H.W. I. 14). "Candelwekstrate," 1281 (ib. 62). "Candlewystrate," 1282 (Cal. L. Bk. A. p. 53). "Candelwer3-strate," "Candelwer3tstrete," 1298 (Ct. H.W. I. 139). "Candelwyestrete," 1377 (ib. II. 197). "Candelwylwykstrete," 2 Ed. IV. (Anc. Deeds, B. 2098). "Canwikstrete," 14 H. VII. (ib. B. 2282). "Canwykstrete," H. VIII. (Dugdale, IV. 232). "Canninge Street " (temp. Q. Eliz.) (Proc. in Chancery, II. 277). "Candlewright," or "Candlewicke, strete" (S. 219). "Canning Street," near London Stone, 1647-8 (L. and P. Chas. I. XXII. p. 8). (Now commonly called Candlewick.)
In a will of 1372 direction is given for the purchase of cloth of "Candelwykstrete" for the making of coats and hoods (Ct. H.W. II. 145), and Dr. Sharpe says that it was famous for its cloth so late as temp. of Henry VI., and that it was at one time the centre of the cloth trade (Cal. L. Bk. C. p. 136 note).
The fraternity of Burellers of Candelwykestrete are mentioned1345 (Ct. H.W. I. 484).
Originally Candlewick Street or Cannon Street did not extend beyond Walbrook, but in 1853-4 it was decided to continue it further west and make it a thoroughfare to St. Paul's Cathedral, removing for the purpose the narrow line of streets known as Great St. Thomas Apostle, Basing Lane, Little Friday Street, Great Distaff Lane, etc. The thoroughfare was at the same time widened throughout. This western extension was at first and until 1866 known as Cannon Street West, now the whole street is called Cannon Street.
Stow says the street took its name of Chandlers or makers of Candles, both of waxe and tallow, for Candlewright is a maker of candles or of "weeke," which is the cotton or yarne thereof ; or otherwise "wike," the place where they used to work them (S. 219). "Wrich," "wricte," "wrihte" are the earliest forms. "Wyce" does not occur until the middle of the 13th century
There were certainly wax-chandlers here in early times. In 1311 mention is made of John le Cierger de Kandelwikstrate (Cal. L. Bk. D. p. 137) of John le Chaundeler de Candelwykstrete, 1305 (Cal. L. Bk. B. 163) and of Matthew le Chaundeler de Candelwykestrete, 1326 (ib. E. p. 210).
Cannon Street is a corruption of the old name, as indicated in the forms set out above.
On the south side of Cannon Street at No. 110 (P.O. Directory), between Martin's Lane and Lawrence Pountney Lane. In Candlewick Ward.
Site occupied by Merchant's Bank in O.S. 1880. Now occupied by warehouses, offices, etc.
On the south side of Cannon Street at Dowgate Hill, extending south to the Thames (P.O. Directory), which is traversed by the railway bridge of the South Eastern and Chatham Railway Co. In Dowgate Ward.
Erected 1865-6 as the City terminus of the South Eastern and Chatham Railway.
It occupies the entire site of the ancient Steelyard (q.v.), and numerous streets and lanes were demolished for the erection of the station, and the formation of the railway lines and the approaches : "Chequer Yard," "Hand Court," southern end of Bush Lane ; "Plumbers' Hall," "Wingoose Alley," "Turnwheel Lane," the western side of All Hallows Lane ; "Double Hood Court," "Steelyard Stairs and Court."
Roman remains have been found here at a depth of 9 feet, and Roman pavements extending to Cannon Street and Bush Lane.
See Cannon Alley.
See Green Dragon Court.
East out of Bartholomew Lane at No. 2, in Broad Street Ward (P.O. Directory).
First mention : Horwood, 1799.
Former names : "Ship Court" (O. and M. 1677-Hatton, 1708). "Ship Yard" (P.C. 1732-Lond. Guide, 1758). "Black Swan Yard, formerly Ship Yard" (Maitland, ed. 1775, II. 840).
Derivation of name : From Capel family.
Sir Wm. Capel, draper, was Mayor of London 1503.
In 1523, 15 H. VIII., in a wardmote inquest in Broad Street Ward, mention is made of a defective pavement before Sir Gylys Capell's house in the parish of St. Bartholomew (L. and P. H. VIII. III. Pt. 2, p. 1515).
This house stood on the site of the Stock Exchange at the end of Capel Court.
See Caponeshors.
A tenement so called in Candlewick Street in parish of St. Mary Ab-Church, mentioned several times in the 14th century (Ct. H.W. I. 312, 367, 424, and II 121, 340).
There was a Thomas de Caponeshorse, a bureller and weaver in 1278 (Cal. L. Bk. B. p. 276), a juror in ward of Thomas de Basing, 3 Ed. I. (Rot. Hund. I. 421), who may have resided here and belonged to the Fraternity of Burellers (q.v.)
A tenement called "Litelcaponhors" stood in Candelwikstrete at the corner of Abecherchelane in parish of St. Mary de Abecherche in 1327 belonging to John Lucas (Ct. H.W. I. 323). The two tenements were probably identical.
=Capmakers. Election to the Mistery of Cappers, 1328 (Cal. L. Bk. E. p. 233).
In West Smithfield (Strype, 1755-Boyle, 1799).
"Card Court "in Strype.
West out of Moor Lane, in Cripplegate Ward Without (Horwood, 1799-O.S. 1848-51).
Former name : "Carr, Car, Yard" (O. and M. 1677-L. Guide, 1758).
Removed for the formation of the Metropolitan Railway lines, which now cover the site.
See White Horse Yard, Seething Lane ; also Car Square.
Out of Redoross Street, in Cripplegate Ward (Strype, ed. 1755-Boyle, 1799).
See Car Court.


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A downtown community poverty law clinic offering law and social work services to low income residents of Windsor and Essex County.
Each year, Legal Assistance of Windsor hires approximately 15 Law students to work at the Clinic during the summer. Students hired for a summer are required to enroll in the Clinic Seminar course in an academic term and return for an academic term as a full time student or return for two academic terms as a part time student in addition to enrolling in the clinic advocacy course.
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Nominees For The 83rd Annual Academy Awards Revealed!
The nominees for the 83rd Academy Awards were announced this morning. "The King's Speech" led the field with 12 nominations, including nods for best picture and director, while "True Grit" followed with 10 nominations. "The Social Network" is up for a total of 7 nominations including a best picture nomination. Other entries in the best picture race include anticipated contenders "Black Swan," "The Fighter," "True Grit," "Inception," "The Kids Are All Right" and "Toy Story 3," The dramas "127 Hours" and "Winter's Bone" rounded out the field. The award show takes place February 27th.


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Stop Charter Flight Deportations Protest in Cardiff
May 2, 2009 in Anti-Deportation Campaigns | Tags: Afganistan, Cameroon, Cardiff, deportation, ethnic charter flights, Frontex, Germany, Iraqi Kurdistan, Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta, Nigeria, protest, Residents Against Racism, Slovakia, Spain, Stop Deportation Network, Switzerland
Over twenty people gathered in central Cardiff on Wednesday to coincide with the 'ethnic charter flight' that deported Nigerian families at 6pm. There was also protests by Stop Deportation Network in London and Residents Against Racism in Dublin.
We distributed hundreds of copies of a leaflet explaining 'ethnic charter flights', our opposition to them and deportations in general with specific reference to Nigeria. The was no police presence and the reaction from people passing by was very supportive. Many who stopped to speak to people on the demonstration expressed shock that such mass expulsions were legal (its not sanctioned by the European convention) and disgust at how Nigerians were being treated with such contempt by the UK government.
The details of these flights are not publicly released so it is to difficult to piece together information about them. There appears to have been at least 82 persons on board from the UK, Ireland, Germany and Switzerland before more deportees were forced aboard in Spain. With the involvement of this number of European states, which is also believed to include Luxembourg, Slovakia and Malta, it comes as no surprise that there have been reports that this deportation flight was carried out in conjunction with Frontex – the EU Border Agency, of which Britain is not officially yet a part.
Due to pressure from anti-deportation campaigners on commercial airlines and a desire to circumvent their own legal system, the government appear to be stepping up the number of specially commissioned deportation flights. In the last week alone, along with this flight to Nigeria there was a flight to Afghanistan on Tuesday and a planned flight to Cameroon on Friday, which was thankfully cancelled. Another 'ethnic charter flight' is due to fly to Iraqi Kurdistan next week, no doubt the government have many more planned.
As the brutality and injustice of the Border regime is exposed, the natural response of the state is to move the more 'unpalatable' practises away from the public gaze. Opponents of injustice must come together to resist the growth of this highly secretive and immoral method of social control.
Nutters!
I'm from Scotland have lived and worked in Nigeria for over 6 years now. There are hordes of Nigerians desperately trying to get to the UK to make use of the social security, health and belief that the UK will give them paradise at no cost. The High Commission in Lagos is one of the worlds busiest, not because of terror, reprisals and injustice in Nigeria, but because the UK is seen as a soft touch. Nigeria for the most part is not a terrible place, the communities are close and fairly safe. The UK must not become a dumping ground for those who choose to free-load the UK rather than work to change their own country. It must not also be seen a soft-touch for those who would happily turn to criminal means rather than legitimate work. Nigerians have a very poor work ethic in the main part, where fraud and graft are legitimate business means. Lying is not 'bad', it is part of the negotiation process. All illegal Nigerians must be deported lest they apply their 'normal' standards whilst living in the UK…..
Merlin Ap Ceridwen
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DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS & PRODUCT SAFETY: WILL CORPORATE AMERICA NEVER COME CLEAN WITH THE TRUTH?
August 2, 2013 | William D. Kickham, Esq.
I'm not someone who faults people or organizations for making mistakes. We all make mistakes. But what I find appalling, is the continued and unabated nature of so many businesses – usually big business – to ever learn from those mistakes – and to deal honestly with the consuming public and the government about defective products they have manufactured.
While there are legions of examples of corporations who designed, manufactured or marketed dangerously defective products, Exhibit A in this list has always been Ford Motor Company. If you're wondering why, think of this word: Pinto. Some forty years ago, Ford manufactured a small, 2-door coupe with a 4 cylinder engine, called the Pinto. Not too bad a car, except for one glaring problem, unknown to the car-buying public: The gas tanks on this car were built dangerously close to the rear bumper, which was only cosmetic to begin with. There were bolts that were placed immediately behind the rear bumper, which with the slightest impact (as low as 5 MPH,) would puncture the gas tank like a nail gun. The result? An extremely high risk that the gas tank would explode, turning the car into a fiery death trap. Subsequent lawsuits and a government investigation later proved that Ford knew about this dangerous product defect, yet made a conscious 'business decision' to do nothing about because correcting the problem would have cost it 'too much money.' USA Today talks about the history of the Pinto here.
That was about 40 years ago. You'd think that corporate culture and safety practices would change over almost a half century, right? Wrong.
It appears that Ford has driven itself into yet another public relations nightmare, with the announcement just yesterday that the National Highway and Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA,) has slapped Ford with a whopping $17 million in fines, for failing to report product safety defects on its Escape SUV's. About a year ago, NHTSA began an investigation into reports of gas pedals sticking on Ford's Escape SUV's. That investigation followed a serious accident caused by the Escape's gas pedal sticking down at the floor level. You can imagine what happens when that occurs: Yes, the vehicle would suddenly accelerate at maximum speed, as it would if the driver "floored it" all the way down. A week after the investigation began, Ford issued a voluntary recall, claiming (and I emphasize "claiming",) that it had already begun its own internal inquiry before it got NHTSA's notice. NHTSA apparently didn't buy that answer, so it began digging deeper at Ford.
And what did HNTSA investigators find out? You guessed it: That Ford knew about the gas pedal safety issue long before NHTSA intervened, yet they hid this dangerous product defect from the public and the government. Federal law mandates that automobile manufacturers inform NHTSA of any safety issues within five days of discovering that a safety risk exists. Ford failed to do that, and that's why it's now being slammed with a $17 million fine. Technically, the fine played out as follows: After NHTSA became suspicious of Ford's answers about why it never informed the government of this product defect, it informed Ford that the agency was going to commence a "timeliness" investigation. Translation: We think you're lying to us and we're going to come in and dig deeper. At that point, Ford then agreed to pay the maximum fine over opting to wait for that investigation to commence. The fine, which is the highest allowable for any single violation, is the same amount that Toyota paid last year for failing to quickly recall vehicles in which gas pedals became stuck in floor mats. CnnMoney reported on this news.
In my long experience as a Boston dangerous products lawyer, I've seen this corporate whitewash a hundred times. It's pure damage control, pure spin. Beyond the injuries and deaths that occur nationally, the Massachusetts defective products cases that have caused serious injuries and deaths is extremely high. Why these companies never learn, is a mystery to me. Beyond financial metrics, it would seem to me that simple morality would yield the correct answer in these decision-making situations.
But morality and corporate operations, very rarely operate at the same time.


Royal Challengers Bangalore will host the Chennai Super Kings at the M. Chinnaswamy in the 24th match of the season. It will be a more important game for RCB as they won just two games so far in this season while CSK has played very well think season as they have lost just a single game. Moeen Ali and Parthiv Patel were seen practicing for long hours in the nets. So, they might replace Corey Anderson and Manan Vohra with them. But as they won the last game against Delhi convincingly, so, Kohli can go with the same playing XI.
CSK coach Stephen Fleming said in the press conference that Imran Tahir is once again fit and he hinted of two leg spinners playing. If that happens, then either Billings or Faf du Plessis will be dropped from the side. This will allow Ambati Rayudu to once again open with Shane Watson. CSK will start as the favourites as the head to headcount (12-7) is in their favor and CSK have also defeated them in their last four encounters. But both teams won their last games so they will be positive to win those two precious points. Bengaluru is expected to have heavy thundershowers just like the last game at Delhi. It will be another slow and sluggish wicket, so, toss will play a crucial role.
Where will IPL T20 sixth cricket match between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Chennai Super Kings be played?
The IPL 2018 match between the Chennai and Bangalore teams will be played at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, located in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
What will be the time of Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Chennai Super Kings IPL match?
The match between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Chennai Super Kings to start at 8 PM (IST), Wednesday (Today).
Where to watch the Live TV coverage of Chennai and Bangalore, IPL match?
The live TV coverage of the Chennai Super Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore match is available on Star Sports 1, Star Sports 1 HD (First), Star Sports 3, Star Sports 3 HD.
Where to watch Bangalore vs Chennai live IPL cricket match streaming online for free?
The free live IPL streaming online of Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Chennai Super Kings match can be watched at Hotstar App/Website, Airtel TV, Jio TV.


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Laser is completely safe to use, painless, and with no side effects. Health Canada has approved the use of this technology when treating soft tissue injuries. There are some cases where laser cannot by used as in the case with patients who are taking photosensitive drugs.
Laser stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. This type of radiation is not harmful to the body but provides stimulation at a cellular level to initiate healing and decrease pain.
It has been used successfully to treat many clinical conditions; soft tissue and sports injuries (muscles, tendons, ligaments, contusions and hematomas); repetitive stress problems (carpal tunnel syndrome, golfers and tennis elbow, trigger point issues); shingles and post herpetic neuralgia; fibromyalgia; disc issues; degenerative arthritis ; plantar fasciitis and heel spurs; chronic neck and back pain; acne; smoking cessation; and weight loss.
Laser is used widely throughout the medical community including chiropractic and physiotherapy offices and is a widely accepted tool of professional sporting associations as well as university sporting teams due to its effectiveness in healing sports injuries in a timely fashion.
Laser is completely safe to use and painless. Health Canada has approved the use of this technology when treating soft tissue injuries. There are some cases where laser cannot be used as in the case with patients who are taking photosensitive drugs.


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Looks like Spy X Family is going to be my main source of header shots for this season… Ah well, what ya' gonna' do? If it's earned the spot, it's earned the spot.
Hit the jump to see more on the scene above and about the rest of this week's shows.
The shows that I'm watching are in bold, shows my wife and I are watching together are in bold italics, strikethrough marks dropped shows and (*) marks shows that are watched but not regularly reviewed.
Kakkou no Iinazuke – Episodes 1-2
I'm somewhat at a loss of something to say here. We're pretty much still in the setup phase, and it's mostly bog standard rom-com/harem stuff.
I do like how Nagi's very overactive imagination is being used to good effect. And do keep an eye on him, he's not at all a nice guy. He's got a nasty streak he keeps well hidden from his family. I mostly like Erika's characterization but I do hope they back off a bit on the "rich girl" schtick. That can so easily be overused. They're trying to make us sympathetic to her plight, and it's mostly working.
Of the relationships with the real parents… It's interesting that Nagi hasn't even tried. (But, to be fair, he really hasn't had a chance.) Erika, supposedly the rich bitch, is the vulnerable one who appears to actually care what the Uminos think of her. But she seems strangely indifferent (?) to her adoptive parents.
First Impressions: I kinda like it. I'm a little apprehensive about what's to come in the next couple of episodes… But so far Cuckoos carries off the tropes pretty nicely. Keeper.
(*) Aharen-san wa Hakarenai
Aharen-san Is Indecipherable – Episode 5
Sometimes I think this series would have been better served by being a short.
Deaimon: Recipe for Happiness
I'm not sure what the segment on Saki is going to lead to, but I do appreciate that it was handled with discretion. Lots of chances to go wrong, and show steadfastly refused to take those chances.
The pool – we're either being teased, or set up. And I'm not sure which.
Nagomu's missing sempai? Itsuka's missing dad? Both?
And confirmed, Kanako has unfinished business with Nagomu. Whether she seeks closure or to pick back up, I dunno.
Heroines Run the Show: The Unpopular Girl and the Secret Task
Heroine Tarumono! Kiraware Heroine to Naisho no Oshigoto
Hiyori appears to secretly harbor feelings for the lads… at least in her dreams. Foreshadowing or red herring? The OP strongly implies foreshadowing.
And speaking of the lads… Boy, do they have issues. Yujiro very obviously has some deep family baggage – but still no hint of why his mother had to fetch him from police custody. As I think I said before, I think he's got some anger issues. Aizo, I don't know what his deal is. Going catatonic in the presence of girls is just weird. And judging by his brother he's got family things going on too.
Wrapping up the episode is a development I sort of anticipated – Hiyori's dedication to her work has lead to an injury. An injury that's going to put a halt to her participation in her beloved track club.
Koi wa Sekai Seifuku no Ato de – Episode 4
I do not care for the "jealousy because of mistaken impression" or the "I'm not worthy of love" tropes… And having said that, I'll just move on.
It's interesting that Desumi is also a high school student. It would have been a bit creepy had she been an older woman. Instead it's creepy in a different way because of her uniform/outfit. But, to be fair, they've never used overt fanservice or made a big deal of it, so there's that to their credit.
I'm not sure what to make of Haru-chan,but it's standard rom-com fare competently executed, so no complaints.
Ah, well. I enjoyed the episode despite it's weaknesses. That's what counts at the end, neh?
Let's split the review of this episode into the two parts it falls neatly into…
The first, the Forger's procession into Eden Academy, was ZOMG! over the top stupid. And I chuckled right through it. So well done. Family sometimes toys with spoofing the genre and itself, and has never failed to nail it.
The interview… Wow. They've foreshadowed Loid becoming fatherly in spite of himself, but I never expected Yor's switch to flip so fast and hard. I mean, I expected it eventually, but I almost think it's in spite of herself? (If that makes any sense.)
I've seen a lot around and about the 'net about Yor going full Mamma Bear on that jackass… (And make no mistake he deserved it.) But I'd also like to give a shoutout to ya boy Loid and his reflexes. Not just his impulsive defense of Anya, but his self control in not turning that piece of garbage into a grease spot. Bravo!
And looking at it as I'm editing… Is it just me, or is the look on his face shock at what he's doing and why?
But I'm not going to neglect Yor… What she did was far, far scarier. She deliberately changed into Executioner (Assassin) mode. She wanted Swan to know that he'd fucked up and now faced Death personified. This was very nicely foreshadowed this back in episode 2 – "may I have the honor of killing you?"
A tip o' the hat to Crow for giving that train of thought a nudge to get it started.
I don't know where this is going next, but that last scene in the Forger's apartment was both hopeful and just a little bit heartbreaking.
The Executioner and Her Way of Life
Shokei Shoujo no Virgin Road – Episode 5
I have been trying all week to write coherently about this episode without lapsing into profanity. It hasn't been at all easy. Basically, I am very pissed at the show – it took all of it's careful world and character building and tossed it overboard in favor of a cheap ass-pull of a plot twist.
Paripi Koumei – Episode 5
A bit of a zig in the plot here… With Eiko and Kongming once again simpatico, the focus shifts to Kabetaijin. A talented and driven natural rapper – who can't perform in public because of stress. (Over what it's never made quite clear.) Kongming want to recruit him to help with the "100,000 Likes Project" and… somehow manages to. (By intriguing him? It's also never quite clear.)
I'm not sure how this is supposed to work, and I don't much care for Rap. But Ya Boy hasn't disappointed me so far, so I'm just going to hang on for the ride.
And did anyone else notice Kabetaijin reading a Three Kingdoms manga?
Weather is finally turning seasonal after being pretty cold the last couple of weeks… I'm actually sitting here with the sliding door open and in a t-shirt. It's getting cloudy and starting to cool though, so that's gonna change.
I have Jury Duty next week, so if I get called in/when I get called in may muck up next week's post or possibly the week after that.
And that's it for me this week! Drop a comment and let's chat about this week's shows or whatever else you want to talk about.
Author DerekLPosted on 2022-05-04 2022-05-04 Categories 2022 Spring Season
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@Cuckoos: For some reason, the art isn't my style. It's not off-putting, but neither is it particularly appealing. I'm really not sure what to say about this; I remember holding back last week, but now I can't remember what I was going to say. The thing is it's… just sort of there. I definitely feel the show has a gameplan, but I'm not particularly into any of the characters so far. I've got the pression that the story favours nature over nurture, which is mostly not going to matter much, but might if somehow, if it goes into the-poor-are-destined-to-be-poor patronising nonesense (I'm not seeing it so far, but the seeds are sown). Not fond of the not-the-real-little-sister trope. That said, it's not all bad. We'll see.
@Daeimon: I'm nearly sure it's both, though the narrative framing definitely hints more at Itsuka side so far. I'm really enjoying the show, though I find Nagomu annoying, to be honest (he's probably supposed to be, a littel – and he's likable, too, not just annoying).
@Heroines: Oh, it was always going to get romance vibes eventually. It's a shoujo, right? You can't have a heroine without love interests, and you can't have those be anyone else but the mains. And it feels – shoehorned in. It's not a good fit, so far. It's a little annoying that gaining more understanding and respect is always framed as the road to romance when it cuts across gender, but it comes with the genre (what can you do?).
I've noticed (if it's not a selective attention artifact) that the only time our two male leads aren't fighting is when (a) there's a camera pointed at them, or (b) when they're talking about our heroine. It's weird. It's as if they're seeing something in her they have in common, or come together more easily when they're distracted? I half-wonder if the management expected something like this?
@Spy X Family: You know, the show drew attention to the number of outfits they brought, but what I really want to know is: How did they change? Was it elegant?
Anya starting to cry over her mum caught me off guard. I didn't realise it until that time, but I always assumed she was taken early and didn't remember her parents. I don't know why. It's a baseless assumption.
And finally something totally off-topic, it struck me how much the character dynamics and character designs have in common with Kaguya-sama (which also airs this season). Kaguya-sama could stage a pretty covincing Spy X Family play, if they wanted to.
@Executioner: I don't really think the worldbuilding and characterisation suffered all that much. But the plot has taken a huge hit. A clear-cut villain isn't the show's best interest.
@Kongming: Not entirely sure about the source of rapper stress either: I remember thinking he couldn't deal with the jealousy, until at some point some interior monologue I can't remember now made me think it's pressure to succeed? And I totally missed the 3-kingdoms manga. I actually sort of like the new character, but I don't really like rap much either; it feels too confrontational, and on the music side I'm not very good with rhythm.
@Daeimon: Yeah, Nagomu is supposed to fall into the "annoying but likeable" slot… Which I mostly find annoying because he's mostly a one-note character (I.E. barely competent). Which is kinda screwy since he's the MC and gets so little screen time otherwise. Last few episodes this has really been the Kanako-and-Itsuka show. Not that that's a problem, it's actually been pretty good. Kanako makes for a decently compelling MC.
@Heroines: The boys and the conflicts are… I dunno. They've been shoehorned together and agreed to go along with it for the sake of their careers. They don't have a healthy relationship. (Good point, forgot it was a shoujo with all that entails.)
@Executioner: "I don't really think the worldbuilding and characterisation suffered all that much. But the plot has taken a huge hit." That's kinda what I was trying to express – the credit they'd built because of the former two was wiped out because of the ass-pull of the latter.
The plot needed something to force Menou to re-evaluate her world… Something to force her into rebellion and to cleave unto Akari. And something rotten at the core of the Church was in theory a good idea, just poorly executed.
Good luck with jury duty — and kudos for being a good citizen about it!
That moment with Yor — I'm glad you pointed out how much more terrifying than Loid's! Also, Loid does look surprised, doesn't it?
I didn't catch Loid's look until I was collecting screenshots and then I had to re-write what I'd already written… :)
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Visit the Mori Art Museum with your kids aged up to six years, and join other families to view the Museum. Pregnant women and their family members are also welcome.
Please read "Our Countermeasures against COVID-19" upon your visit. Temperature checks and mandatory mask wearing (for all visitors) are among the efforts we have been deploying.
* Kindly note that the exhibition content may partially feel too provocative in nature. Thank you for your understanding in advance.
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* When visiting the Museum, please hold hands of the children for their safety.
* Babies in prams and frontpacks welcome. However, some area would be less light, narrow, and/or with stairs. Please feel free to ask for help as our staff in the galleries will be happy to assist you. Kindly note that there is an artwork that you won't be able to experience with prams for your safety.
* You may have to wait to see/experience some of the artworks in the galleries due to our preventive measures against COVID-19. We are limiting the number of people inside an artwork, while we also make sure to control the ventilation and sanitize the area.
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MAD project implemented two protocols designed for reliable content delivery. File Delivery over Unidirectional Transport (FLUTE) is a protocol for the unidirectional delivery of files over the Internet, which is particularly suited to multicast networks. FLUTE builds on Asyncronous Layered Coding (ALC), the base protocol designed for massively scalable multicast distribution. Asynchronous Layered Coding combines the Layered Coding Transport (LCT) building block, a multiple rate congestion control building block and the Forward Error Correction (FEC) building block to provide congestion controlled reliable asynchronous delivery of content to an unlimited number of concurrent receivers from a single sender.
MAD-ALCLIB library is an implementation of the ALC/LCT protocol, along with the RLC congestion control protocol and Compact No-Code, Simple XOR and Reed-Solomon FEC schemes. Session Description Protocol (SDP) can be used to describe FLUTE sessions. MAD-SDPLIB library is an implementation of "SDP Descriptors for FLUTE" Internet-Draft. MAD-FLUTELIB is an implementation of the FLUTE protocol, and it builds on MAD-ALCLIB and MAD-SDPLIB libraries. MAD-FLUTE is a multicast file transfer tool build on the above mentioned libraries.
The MAD project was carried out at Tampere University of Technology (TUT) during years 2003-2004. Currently the software is used in the DelCo project and new releases has and will be done every now and then.
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Your Menstrual Cycle Keeps Changing Throughout Your Lifetime
By Liesl Goecker
Image courtesy of Getty
Women (if they're lucky) are taught three things about periods: They begin; they last about a week and should recur every month like clockwork; until one day, they end.
It's laughable how unprepared this leaves women. The menstrual cycle, like everything else about a person, ages; it's not a tap that turns on at puberty and turns off at menopause. And because of natural hormone changes, decisions around birth control, and physiological changes after giving birth, periods can change well in advance of the age at which they disappear. I spoke with Surat-based gynecologist Dr Mona Shroff to find out how.
The menstrual cycle across a lifetime
First, a note on what's normal, overall — a period that lasts anywhere from two to seven days, and that recurs on a cycle of every 21 to 35 days. The flow may be light, or it may be heavy; it depends on the woman.
Periods during adolescence
Menstruation starts before girls' bodies are fully mature. Hormones regulated by the brain trigger ovulation in the ovary, which in turn triggers menstruation. But because adolescent girls are still developing, these hormones aren't regularized, therefore, neither is their cycle.
For the first few years after menarche, periods are often irregular as girls' bodies and brains continue to mature. This may mean a heavy flow for some; a longer gap between one period and the next, means more time for the blood-filled endometrial lining (which is what the body sheds during a period) to thicken.
Researchers May Have Found the Cause of Heavy Periods
Periods during your late teens, 20s
Once the hormonal mechanism behind menstruation fully matures, ovulation regularizes, and so do periods, assuming no underlying reproductive condition like PCOS. Some women may see their flow become a little lighter, actually, as extended gaps between irregular periods shorten to a normal 21- to 35-day cycle. At the very least, women should be having eight to nine periods in a year by this age, Dr Shroff says.
But as ovulation and periods regularize, so do associated experiences. For some 30 to 40% of girls, the first couple of days during their period will accompanied by discomfort and light-to-medium pain. (Dr Shroff says severe pain from cramping affects about 10% of women.) Premenstrual syndrome symptoms — bloating, breast tenderness, mood changes, etc. — typically develop as the hormonal cycle regularizes, too. These vary widely for women; some are more sensitive to the hormone that triggers ovulation than others. For the most part, what you experience at this age will be what your PMS is like for the rest of your menstruating life.
But there's one factor that's become increasingly common during this decade that could change your period: hormonal birth control. Many women make use of the Pill, the Ring, or other hormonal birth control during their 20s, if they are not yet ready to have children. Hormonal birth control will make periods regular (typically on a 21- to 24-day cycle, depending on the type of birth control, Dr Shroff says), will lighten flow, will reduce pain, and will ease PMS symptoms.
Periods during your 30s
The hormonal mechanism that controls menstruation stays pretty steady throughout your 30s. Barring any new developments, the only change a woman might experience is less period pain, which typically reduces as one ages; with age, women's hips naturally widen and reproductive tract muscles gradually lose elasticity, which means the body has to do less work to expel menstrual blood.
That said — this decade is typically filled with new developments that could change your period.
The first might be, conversely, an increase in pain — whether sudden or developing steadily over years, an increase in menstrual pain signals something is atypical. Women with endometriosis are typically diagnosed around age 30, when pain has increased to become excruciating.
And while uterine fibroids — small, benign growths on the uterine wall — can develop at any point during a woman's reproductive life, they most commonly appear around the mid- to late-30s. Most fibroids remain small and can be overlooked, but for some women they could trigger irregular bleeding and heavier flows.
The Overlooked, Little Understood Condition Often Mistaken for PMS
For women who use hormonal birth control, the 30s are typically the decade that they choose to stop — if not because they want to start a family, because beyond a certain point, evidence suggests that long-term hormonal contraceptive use raises the risk of breast cancer. This transition from the hormones of birth control to the body's natural hormonal cycle can trigger differences in menstruation: some women experience a few months without any period at all, a phase known as post-pill amenorrhea. This phase will resolve on it's own, however, says Dr Shroff. "It's nothing to worry about." Once it does, your period may be different from what you've become used to — reverting back to what it was like from before you started using hormonal birth control.
Finally, the 30s are the decade when most women who want children start having them. Pregnancy and childbirth can change your period. Of course, you'll have no period during pregnancy, and most women who breastfeed continue to lack a period until they reduce or stop breastfeeding. This is totally normal. When your period finally does resume, it may be different. Period pain is often lessened. This is because the uterus and cervix have expanded, from carrying and delivering a baby, allowing the blood to flow more easily out of the body, and requiring the uterus to do less work in 'pushing' out the blood, Dr Shroff explains. The flow might seem slightly heavier, also.
During your early 40s (potentially late 30s also), at peak sensitivity to the hormone that triggers ovulation, your cycle might shorten — from a 28-day cycle, to a 25-day cycle.
Tampons to Sponges, A Round‑up of Menstrual Options
Throughout this decade, however, this sensitivity declines (plus, you have fewer eggs to ovulate with), Dr Shroff says. Your period increasingly starts to revert to what it was like in adolescence — more irregular and, if there are longer gaps in your cycle, heavier. You're still likely to experience whatever PMS symptoms you always have. But period pain that's not associated with a reproductive condition (like PCOS or endometriosis) typically reduces further. This phase is known as perimenopause.
When you haven't had a period for a full year, menopause is official. For Indian women, says Dr Shroff, this occurs, somewhere from the mid-40s to early-50s; the average is age 47 to 48.
And menopause — well, that's a whole other story.
On Your Toes | periods
Written By Liesl Goecker
Liesl Goecker is The Swaddle's managing editor.
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Published On: Thu, Jun 20th, 2019
Ex-IPS Sanjiv Bhat imprisoned for life in 1990 custodial death case
Surat: A Gujarat court on Thursday sentenced former IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt to life imprisonment in a custodial death case dating back to 1990.
Gujarat court today sentenced former IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt to life imprisonment in a custodial death case dating back to 1990.
The Jamnagar Sessions Court charged Bhatt under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code which deals with punishment for murder.
"After the complete trial in 1990 Jam Jodhpur custodial death case, Jamnagar Sessions Court today booked accused Sanjeev Bhatt and Pravinsinh Jhala under section 302 while the others are booked for torturing. For IPC 302 minimum punishment is life imprisonment and the maximum is death," public prosecutor Tushar Gokani told media after the hearing.
The case pertains to the death of a man named Prabhudas Madhavji Vaishnani who died on 11 November 1990, allegedly due to torture in police custody.
He was among the 133 people detained after communal riots plagued the Jam Jodhpur village ahead of BJP veteran LK Advani's rath yatra.
Bhatt was posted as the Additional Superintendent of Police in Gujarat's Jamnagar when the incident took place.
This case went for three decades after which the Supreme Court ordered that the judgement should be given before June 20 this year by the Jamnagar Sessions Court.
Bhatt was suspended in 2011 on charges of remaining absent from duty without permission and misuse of official vehicles and later sacked in August 2015.


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Q: Can observers be particles? Generally Quantum mechanics divides a system what is to be observed and an observer. This is generally taken to be some human being. But why restrict it to such? Why not a particle?
Is there a good physical reason or philosophical reason for this to dismissed as not sustainable?
I'm thinking here specifically of the Copenhagen interpretation, or of its modern incarnation, consistent histories. I understand that decoherence in consistent histories completely replaces the idea of the wave collapse in the Copenhagen Interpretation.
Essentially, the idea of observed system and an observer is supplemented with an environment, which on the face of it seems entirely natural. The idea of decoherence comes from statistical physics.
I'm suggesting that a particle that acts like an 'observer' needs to 'know' what state the observed system is in to 'know' how to react to it. Decoherence resolves the superposition of states in the observed system to a probability mixture.

A: This depends on the placement of the Heisenberg cut. The placement of Heisenberg cut is arbitrary (but certain choices would be called different interpretations of quantum mechanics). Everything beyond the Heisenberg cut (on the side of Heisenberg cut opposite to the observed system) can work as the observer.

A: Whether a particle can be an observer or not is partially a question of which interpretation of QM is being considered and partially a semantic question (how we define "observer").
The viewpoint you describe in the question is closest to Rovelli's relational quantum mechanics.

A: Since this question has come up to the front again, I think it involves the navel gazing of people discussing philosophy of quantum mechanics.
In particle physics , all the experimental results on which the standard model is validated happens with "particles in --- particles out" , to get the crossections and decays. The primary interaction is the observer. Certainly it is not the data banks where the interaction's measurements are held, nor the physicists that gather the thousands and millions of interactions to check the quantum mechanical probability distributions for crossections and decays.
In the  interaction region there are only particles and fields,  no human observers observe each event as it happens, it is the motion of the incoming particles, protons on protons,  that creates the interactions at LHC.

A: I think that in QM one usually refers to the observer as a human, since is a human who reads the result on the screen of the experimental device but, fundamentally, for anything more.
When a human observe a quantum mechanical system, it does through fields and particles, not with his mind. The fact that a human observe spin up or down in a Stern-Gerlach experiment is indeed the fact that the electron interacts with a magnetic field and then it passes through a screen. Where is the human?
Of course, there exist a philosophical question: if the world exists if there isn't anybody looking at it. I suppose the answer could depend on who answers the question, but of course I don's think that human beings have any special role in the universe and, of course, not in the physical laws. So i'd say definitely no, QM doesn't need humans.

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Indonesia's President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) inaugurated the Pasuruan-Probolinggo section of the Trans-Java toll road, Wednesday, with the hopes of it driving development of small and medium industrial areas in East Java at a swifter pace.
"We hope that the completed toll road section will expedite the transportation of people, logistic goods, and materials as compared to earlier," he remarked at the ceremony in which numerous cabinet members and East Java Governor Khofifah Indar Parawansa were present.
"This construction process of the toll road is not instantaneous. Rather, it is a time-consuming process," according to Jokowi, who is eyeing a second term in office by targeting victory in the upcoming presidential elections, scheduled on Apr 17.
"Insya Allah (God willing), the rest 186 km of the toll road will have been completed in 2021," he remarked.
In Sumatra Island, the government's plan of building toll roads linking the ferry port in Bakauheni, Lampung Province, to cities in Aceh Province, too was completed during the Widodo-Kalla administration's term.
Presently, the Public Works and Housing Ministry has confirmed that work on the Banda Aceh-Sigli toll road section had kicked off, and this 74-kilometer-long toll road, one of the sections of the Trans-Sumatra Toll Road, is set to be completed in 2024.


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Information for University & College Admissions Teams
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The International School Hyderabad offers a wide variety of music classes for elementary children. Music classes offer age-appropriate activities including: singing, dancing, listening, playing pitched and non-pitched instruments, music games, rhythm games, and stories. Our aim is to foster a deep-rooted love of music in a stimulating, playful environment by introducing students to fundamental music concepts such as rhythm, tempo, dynamics, melody, pitch, timbre, improvisation, mood and expressiveness. Preschool music classes are designed to enable a smooth transition to individual learning in future years. Music instruction is offered in all genres from classical, jazz, pop, and rock, to folk, blues, and other genres. Extra-curricular activities include lessons offered in piano, violin, guitar, viola, cello, voice, flute, drums, flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet and more. Our faculty is dedicated to making your child's learning experience
stimulating and fun. The music teachers use a creative and nurturing approach that makes music both informative and enjoyable for your child.
At International School of Hyderabad students participate in the following:
Singing songs with control and using the voice expressively (ongoing skills): Listening, memory and movement.
Exploring duration
Exploring pulse and rhythm
Exploring pitch
Exploring instruments and symbols
Exploring timbre, tempo and dynamics
Exploring descriptive sounds
Exploring arrangements
Exploring pentatonic scales
Exploring roundabouts
Exploring song writing
Exploring musical processes
Exploring performing in groups and teams
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Q: icons shown in one row instead of column I saw that this question already exists, but I cant apply those answers to my case, it didnt work for me. I am trying to display this icons in one row, one next to each other, but they always finish in column. How can I change it please ? I do not want to use bootstrap, nor html5, only html.

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A: Div tags are block level, which means they will automatically be as wide as their container.  This tends to make them stack up vertically if you have several in a row.
I have applied a float: left; to your 3rd level nested div, which makes them both inline and floated left.  Inline means they are only as big as their contents, and floated left makes them stack up next to one another starting on the left.
I also applied a second style to your innermost divs - to make them inline.

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A hazy beer for a hazy day, with a low Autumn sun cracking its knuckles and preparing to cause countless rush hour fender benders, Das Naturtrub from Schwaben Brau sits smug and cloudy in its half litre swing-top. The fourth of the five German imports currently carried by Aldi UK, and the second last in this little series.
Once again I brave my fear of swing-tops (not so much a fear, but the other week I opened a swing-top bottle of Flensburger and it vomited itself all over my shirt just before I went out on the tiles) and the aroma, while not as loud as the thankfully-shirt-sparing decapping, is certainly towards the rowdy end of the scale. There is fat lime and lemon already half squeezed as the smoke escapes the bottle neck. I breathe it in like a man rescued from a burning house takes in oxygen.
The pour is hazy amber. With a light behind it it becomes ancient gold, and the thick, tiny bubbled head teeters at the rim of the glass, toying with the drinker. "Will I or won't I force you to wipe your dresser down after this review?" it asks.
Thicker on the mouthfeel than the VolksfestBier, it feels a more satisfying and filling drink, and the bitterness rounds out and loudens as the glass approaches that terrifying state of emptiness that can only be remedied by another beer, and quick.
The foamy head is strong and ebullient all the way to the last mouthful, the glass gloriously laced with the foam that got away.
Some beers suit certain moments perfectly. It is early Autumn. The skeletons of Hallowe'en are still deep underground and only beginning to stir. The dark ales that comfort us through this pumpkinny time are waiting for their starting gun, the first night we turn our heating back on. At this turn of seasons, this harvest time, this misty, citric beer played a blinder.
And with the sun low in the sky, we have one more of this brewery's beers to drink. See you all tomorrow night!


Cloud ERP has proved to be a boon in multiple ways. The technology implementation reduces cost as all computing infrastructure such as hardware and data servers are off-site. The need for IT support services is also minimal. Upfront for application software licenses, cost of maintaining and supporting those applications would all fall within a small budget, since the cloud vendor handles the updates and upgrades. Cloud ERP vendors significantly differ in their offerings, that is, technology, functionality and service. With technological breakthroughs, it is anticipated that ERP software, specifically for cloud computing environments would come with new and robust features that were never within the scope of the old technology. Cloud ERP would be a perfect platform for startup organizations and new business divisions within an existing company.
Based on the component type, the Cloud ERP market is segmented into Solution and Services. The Services market is segmented into Professional and Managed Services. Professional services are further segmented into Implementation, Consulting & Training and Support & Maintenance. Based on the function, the market is segmented into Operations, Marketing, Finance, Human Resource and Sales. The Organization Size highlighted in this report includes Small & Medium Sized and Large Enterprises. Based on Deployment Type, the market is segmented into Public, Private and Hybrid Cloud. The verticals covered under the report include BFSI, Manufacturing, Government, Aerospace & Defense, Education, Telecom & IT, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Retail and Others. Based on Country, North America Cloud ERP market is segmented into US, Canada, Mexico, and Rest of North America. US remained the dominant Country in the North America Cloud ERP market in 2015. Mexico and Canada would witness promising CAGR during the forecast period (2016-2022). The report covers the analysis of key stake holders of the Cloud ERP market.
Key companies profiled in the report include IBM Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, HP Enterprise Company, oracle corporation, SAP SE, CA, Inc., Salesforce.com, Inc., Epicor Software Corporation and VMware, Inc.


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Q: How to send a RARP-request using Scapy in Python I am trying to fetch an ip address of a remote machine B from my machine A using mac address of Machine B. Both A & B  are on same subnet. I am trying to use Scapy library in python and issuing a RARP request.
Below is my code. I am getting 0.0.0.0 as ouput.
import scapy.all as scapy

def get_ip(mac):
    arp_request=scapy.ARP(op=3, hwdst=mac)
    broadcast = scapy.Ether(dst = 'ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff')
    arp_request_broadcast = broadcast / arp_request
    # print('$$$', arp_request_broadcast.show())
    answered_list=scapy.srp(arp_request_broadcast, timeout=1, verbose=False)[0]
    unanswered_list=scapy.srp(arp_request_broadcast, timeout=1, verbose=False)[1]
    response = {'answered_list':answered_list, 'unanswered_list':unanswered_list}
    print('unanswered_list',unanswered_list[0].pdst)
    return response

macB='Mac address of machine B'
obj=get_ip(macB)
print(obj)

Output:
unanswered_list 0.0.0.0
{'answered_list': <Results: TCP:0 UDP:0 ICMP:0 Other:0>, 'unanswered_list': <Unanswered: TCP:0 UDP:0 ICMP:0 Other:1>}


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classic motorcycles, got out of hand and so we started our own business.
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Will NFT let the artists make BTC when they're still alive?
Daily Sabah Beeple auctions digital artwork for $70M, most expensive NFT
Over the last couple of days I've been going deeper into areas I had only a headline-depth of an idea – #NFT and the #Metaverse.
It's not important here whether it's a hype or not, but it's important to be ahead of a curve, to understand where humanity might be going.
And it is mind-blowing.
History shows that it often takes years for a particular technology to actually take off. Amara's Law (phenomenon that we tend to overestimate the effect of a new technology in the short run and underestimate the effect that it may have in the long run) is as real as Moore's or Pareto's laws.
Sometimes the timing is wrong because people and / or the infrastructure are not ready. #MachineLearning is not a thing of today. It's been around since 60s but only recently it has seen its boom and a real-life use case adoption.
Another thing why I feel it may be so difficult to comprehend is that it's all happening in the virtual, intangible world. You may ask why would anyone pay millions for rights to some JPG avatar which barely resembles you. These are just concepts which bet on people believing in them and therefore, assigning value (fiat money $, £ etc. is nothing more than that but has a great buy in, but remember that it started with shells and other commodities).
So what's the big deal with this new tech? I think 🧠 Dan's article (https://lnkd.in/dvE2MGWF) gives you the best explanation (if you're also green on this).
What I like the most in this #Ethereum-based tech is that it promises this slightly-utopian-potentially-possible way to share the value with true owners and creators. As 🧠 Dan mentions, in case of the artists:
"A fundamental flaw is that artists usually sell their artwork for fuck all but then collectors make fortunes pumping them up and reselling them. What does the artist get from that? NOTHING.
With NFTs there's an inherent genius with it being on the blockchain: they can pass through multiple owners over and over again throughout time with the price rising as the market rises and the original artist can take a cut every single time on royalties — like they deserve to because a secondary marketplace platform like 'Opensea' is basically where the real #money is made."
While I consider myself young and open minded, I already find it hard to see value in apps like TikTok. But I don't want to sounds like our parents / older generation when I showed them something cool and they were "not getting it", so I try to understand the phenomenon.
I understand why "new" is so difficult to accept. As much as we think we like innovation, we value stability and familiarity more. Yet, this is not how world works, and with tech like #AI that change is only accelerating.
How do you stay ahead of the curve?
Ps. The ownership to the JPG you see as a post cover has sold for $69 million.
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Last week, a survey revealed that over two thirds of illustrators need a second source of income to get by. Now, freelance designers and illustrators share their experiences of working two jobs.
"I'm a freelance graphic and web designer and also work as a barista in an independent coffee shop. My week is usually split, working three days in the coffee shop and three days at home doing design. I picked up the second job a couple of years ago to provide some stable income after having a period off because of mental health problems. I needed to take away some of the pressure of an inconsistent income, along with the fear of not having enough work, then consequently taking on too much in the first place. In that sense, the second job has been a big help.
"My experience of working two jobs is a bit different as my day job is working as a studio manager in an advertising agency 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday. It's great in a way, as I've learnt a lot from being on both sides of the coin. I've done this for about two years, with the odd stint lecturing in Illustration. I do it as I want the security of knowing I'm able to pay my rent and bills, without the stress of chasing invoices – something I still have to do far more often than I should, generally when dealing with bigger agencies, which should know better.
"I lived in London for seven years moonlighting jobs alongside my freelance illustration career. For the first three years, I worked full time as a barista-barman-waiter in various places. For the next four years, I worked part-time as an art technician in a secondary school. It could have been because I was living in London and had to contend with high rent but the truth is I've had to work tedious jobs to facilitate my existence alongside illustration.
Because of my chosen career path, I wanted to keep my identity and focus on my unique, illustrative style, but that comes with caveats. When I get commissioned because of my individual flare, it's both validating and satisfying, because it means that the client wants me for my style and who I am. However, this also closes up other opportunities where clients are scared to take a risk.
This means I spend a lot of time and energy every week on something that isn't my main trade or skill; I have to perform mental gymnastics, and tell myself that I am an illustrator and not just doing it as a hobby. It's a tricky situation – I don't have any regrets and I've managed to make some good money from illustration and be involved in awesome projects, but the bargaining I have to do with my own mind is draining.
Are you a freelance designer, illustrator or artist who has to work two jobs to make ends meet? Share your experiences in the comments below, or email sarah.dawood@centaurmedia.com.
Where to start… I'm not convinced your editorial bods have chosen the right people to highlight this particular industry issue. I suspect the real and honest crux of the problem for these three individuals is that they are all single, and trying to pay the bills with mediocre creative talents (judging by their portfolios) to fall back on.
We asked freelance creatives to come to us through social media. We wanted to hear the stories of people who don't often get a voice, rather than going to regular contributors.
I agree with you on the first part but calling their talent 'mediocre' is pretty harsh. I'm guessing your at http://www.charliebrowndesign.com/. Your work is great but maybe you've been at it longer. How about you offer some support rather than being so critical.


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