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New Comic Wednesday June 23, 2021: The Comic Source Podcast - The Comic Source Blog
New Comic Wednesday June 23, 2021: The Comic Source Podcast
New Comic Wednesday June 23, 2021
Jace takes a spoiler-free look at some of the titles hitting comic shops the week of June 23, 2021. Spawn's Universe from Todd McFarlane and company is the start of something incredibly big. Better grab a copy because this is a book that people may look back on in 20 years and say it all started here! Stray Dogs comes to an end with #5 and it is just as poignant, emotional and impactful as each and every issue of the series has been. Amazing Spider-Man #69 brings on Ed Brisson as co-writer and we wonder how long he will be around because this issue is really solid. Action from cover to cover and so many storylines! Fantastic Four Life Story works very well if you look at it as a What If story because so much of this version of the FF's history is completely different from the team and family we know, but that's ok because it is very compelling. Captain Marvel #29 is a wonderful character issue for Carol where she shows so much self-awareness. Perfect example of how much Kelly Thompson understands who Carol is. Plus we get incredible line work and a gorgeous cover. Gamma Flight #1 ties into the Immortal Hulk storyline and we are glad because the story of these characters may not fit into the pages of the Immortal Hulk book, but it is a story worth reading. Lan Medina handles the art and it looks great. Heroes Return finishes up the Heroes reborn event, but we are left feeling a bit like this one may be forgotten quickly. It was all a bit predictable and while at times it was fun, it's impact is questionable. Nuclear Family #5 finishes this series up in a way that fits the feel of the series overall. All your questions may not be answered and you are left to ponder the implications. Just like some of the best episodes of the Twilight Zone not everything is wrapped up in a nice, neat package. Way of X #3 has Nightcrawler more confused than ever when it comes to the answers he seeks about finding a way to stem the spiritual malaise he feels is spreading on the island of Krakoa. Kurt has always been a character whose faith has been strong, but what may matter most here is that Kurt believe in himself. We have not one but two Books of the Week this time out, both have surprising twists in the narrative that we were not expecting based on the previous issues. Shadecraft #4 show us we may not be getting the family drama we expected, but may be getting a much more action-packed one. Lee Garbett & Antonio Fabela are at the height of their artistic powers as well. In Blue Flame #2 a huge event happens within the first two pages that will have a huge impact on the dual narrative going forward and we wonder how Sam may view it. Will he begin to believe that perhaps humanity is not worth saving? All this, plus Jace gives a rundown on some other titles you may want to be on the lookout for.
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Saudi Developer Cuts Ribbon on Dubai Solar Giant
24 Aug 2021	by renews.biz
Saudi developer ACWA Power has announced the official inauguration of the 300MW first stage of the 900MW Shuaa Energy 3 PSC, the fifth phase of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park in Dubai.
The ceremony was held under the patronage of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.
The inauguration of the project marks another transformative moment in Dubai's continued energy transition and energy diversification strategies, and its development plans.
The 900MW fifth phase was awarded to an ACWA Power led consortium at a world record tariff of 1.6953-dollar cent per kWh last year and brings the current production capacity of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park to 1313MW.
Once fully operational, the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park is expected to be the largest single-site solar park in the world based on the Independent Power Producer (IPP) model, with a planned production capacity of 5000MW.
Shuaa Energy 3 PSC is the special purpose vehicle incorporated for the project, with 60% owned by the Dubai Electricity & Water Authority (DEWA) and the remaining 40% split between ACWA Power and Gulf Investment Corporation (GIC).
The inauguration of the first part of the fifth phase of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park in Dubai reinforces ACWA Power's commitment to supporting Dubai's ambitious strategy to balance economic growth and environmental sustainability.
ACWA Power chairman Mohammad Abunayyan said: "I would like to express my sincere gratitude, on behalf of ACWA Power, to HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, for both his attendance and this inauguration ceremony, in recognition of this momentous achievement, which was executed in record time – under 12 months – despite the negative operational impact of the pandemic.
"None of this would have been possible without the support of our long-term partner, the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, led by HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, who have been invaluable throughout in the delivery of this project at the highest safety and quality standards."
Shuaa Energy 3 PSC is expected to power 270,000 residential units, and offset carbon emissions amounting to 1.18 million Tons per year in Dubai.
The project will use the latest bifacial photovoltaic solar panels, which captures sunlight on both sides of the panel and produces energy with an advanced solar tracking system to increase generation efficiency by 20%.
The project will feature a state-of-the-art automated solar panel cleaning system, with 2662 automatic cleaning robots positioned around the plant.
The system guarantees a cleaning factor of 99.3%, further optimising the productivity and operational capability of the plant.
The 13MW photovoltaic first phase of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park became operational in 2013.
The 200MW photovoltaic second phase of the solar park, developed by ACWA Power, was launched in March 2017.
Work on the fourth phase 950MW, CSP and PV hybrid Noor Energy 1 is underway and on track by an ACWA Power led consortium.
The fifth phase of the solar park is expected to be commissioned in phases later this year.
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The Notebooks.com team presents our best of CES 2013 awards.
While CES 2103 didn't feature as many Notebooks as years past, our team scoured the show floor and met with the top computer companies to see nearly every notebook announced at CES 2013. After looking through all the notebooks and notebook technology we picked the best.
Our editors focused on key devices and technology that will change the way you work, the way you use notebooks and the type of notebooks and notebook-like devices you will be able to buy in 2013.
It's fitting that the Best Notebook and Best Ultrabook of CES 2013 both do more than a standard notebook. The definition of what a notebook can do is changing as manufacturers combine touch screens, swivels that turn notebooks into tablets and also use cameras for motion control. The Best of CES 2013 Innovation award goes to an Intel chip that will allow manufacturers to deliver more advanced products by the time we arrive at CES 2014 next January.
The Notebooks.com team recognizes the Best of CES 2013 recipients. Congratulations to the teams behind these products for delivering a better notebook experience for consumers and business users.
The HP Elitebook Revolve is HP's first all-new Elitebook tablet.
The HP EliteBook Revolve is HP's First all-new EliteBook tablet, offering a modern take on the EliteBook 2760p that's 38% thinner than the 2760p without cutting the features business users love. HP plans to offer a slice battery so users don't need to worry about battery life on long trips.
HP builds the EliteBook Revolve with a magnesium alloy frame and Gorilla Glass on the 11.6-inch screen to deliver a durable, portable, business-ready notebook that doubles as a tablet, plus it includes HP's business warranty options.
The HP EliteBook Revolve is too thin to carry a stylus, but it includes an active digitizer and HP offers an optional stylus that feels like a real pen, so it should deliver a better inking and pen input than tablets like the iPad.
We chose the HP EliteBook Revolve as the Best Notebook of CES 2013 because it is a fully capable business machine capable of giving corporate users the tools they need to get work done in a very mobile form factor.
Read More about the HP Elitebook Revolve.
The IdeaPad Yoga 11S is a small, Ultrabook Convertible.
The Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11S is a new Ultrabook convertible that cuts the category down to size, hitting the sweet spot in tablet and notebook hybrid lineup with an 11.6-inch display and a screen that swivels from notebook to tablet.
Like the IdeaPad Yoga 13, the smaller Yoga 11S includes a unique swivel hinge that includes a stand mode and a tent mode to make watching movies and using the touch screen easier.
Lenovo includes a new Motion Control mode that uses the webcam to let users wave their hand to wave through photos and control video and music playback.
We gave the Best Ultrabook of CES 2013 to the Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11S because it's large enough to deliver a notebook experience but small enough to make sense while used as a tablet, and at $800 it's priced low enough to fit the budget of mainstream consumers looking for an Ultrabook Convertible.
Read more about the Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11S.
At CES 2013 Intel unveiled new Intel 3rd generation ULV chips for the Ultrabooks coming early this year and showed off the Intel 4th Generation Core i processors which will arrive in late 2013.
The new Intel 4th Generation Core i processors are exciting because of the potential they offer consumers. Intel claims these new 4th Generation Core i processors will pave the way for thinner, lighter, longer lasting Ultrabooks and Notebooks. This means by the end of 2013, we should see exciting new Ultrabook and Ultrabook convertible designs.
Intel showed off one reference design, an Ultrabook Convertible they share with manufacturers to help spur innovation and growth at CES. Thanks to 4th Generation Core i processors and good design ideas, Intel was able to deliver an impressive looking Ultrabook Convertible.
We gave the Intel 4th Generation Core i family of processors our Best Innovation of CES 2013 award for the new features, new designs and longer battery life it will deliver when it launches later this year.
Read more about the future of Ultrabooks with Intel.


Dothan Investments club is a company that is registered in the state of Texas. We are a team of men that is focused in achieving the american dream by putting our resources together to invest in real estate.
We are brought together by our desire of joining strength, learning from each other and realizing the american dream together. All our members are dedicated in contributing their money, time and ideas to ensure the success of our mission.
Our vision is to financially empower ourselves through real estate and other investment opportunities. For many years most of us have struggled to attain financial freedom and be debt free. By bringing our ideas and resources together, we can invest in the next generation that is stable, secure and debt free.
We will attain this by being transparent, accountable, dedicated and totally committed while still guaranteeing the value for our money.
"To realize the American dream together, through real estate investments"


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import org.gradle.tooling.model.idea.IdeaSourceDirectory;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.Serializable;

public class DefaultIdeaSourceDirectory implements IdeaSourceDirectory, Serializable {

    private File directory;

    private boolean generated;

    public File getDirectory() {
        return directory;
    }

    public boolean isGenerated() {
        return generated;
    }

    public DefaultIdeaSourceDirectory setDirectory(File directory) {
        this.directory = directory;
        return this;
    }

    public DefaultIdeaSourceDirectory setGenerated(boolean generated) {
        this.generated = generated;
        return this;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return "DefaultIdeaSourceDirectory{"
                + "directory=" + directory
                + ", generated=" + generated
                + '}';
    }
}

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SERVER_NAME=$(hostname)

# bind9 must listen on this address
SERVER_ADDR="xx::xx"
F_SERVER="f.root-servers.net"

# genertate notfist and zonetransfer_list
BIND_CONF="/etc/named"
[ ! -d $BIND_CONF ] && mkdir $BIND_CONF

# set to where the final root zone published
BIND_ZONE_PATH="/path/to/named/zone"
NOTIFY_LIST="$BIND_CONF/notify_list.conf"
ZONETRANSFER_ACL="$BIND_CONF/zonetransfer_list.conf"
HINT="$WORKDIR/tmp/named.cache"

# log, email alert, must chang this
LOG_FILE="$WORKDIR/log/setup-dm.log"
SENDER="xxx@y.com"
ADMIN_MAIL="admin@y.com"

# configuration for DM setup
CONFIG=$WORKDIR/config
ICANN_KSK="$CONFIG/ksk.txt"
CURRENT_ROOT_LIST="$CONFIG/yeti-root-servers.txt"
START_SERIAL="iana-start-serial.txt"
IANA_START_SERIAL="$CONFIG/${START_SERIAL}"

# Yeti DM repository, please change this.
DM_REPO="/path/to/dmrepo"
ADMIN='Kevin Gong'
# three dm node are bii wide tisf
DM='bii'
CHANGE="${DM_REPO}/CHANGES"

# public key dir
ZSK_DIR="$DM_REPO/zsk"
[ ! -d ${ZSK_DIR} ] && mkdir ${ZSK_DIR}

KSK_DIR="$DM_REPO/ksk"
[ ! -d ${KSK_DIR} ] && mkdir ${KSK_DIR}

ROOT_LIST="$DM_REPO/ns/yeti-root-servers.yaml"

# command depends
NOW="date +%Y-%m-%d-%H:%M:%S"
LDNS_VERIFY_ZONE=$(which ldns-verify-zone)
PERL=$(which perl)
PYTHON=$(which python)

# dir layout for DM setup
ROOT_KEY=$WORKDIR/keys/root
NEW_ZSK="${ROOT_KEY}/newkey/zsk"
NEW_KSK="${ROOT_KEY}/newkey/ksk"
ORIGIN_ZONE="$WORKDIR/origin"
TMP_ZONE="$WORKDIR/tmp"
LOG_DIR="$WORKDIR/log"
ZONE_DATA="$WORKDIR/zone"

# init dirs
ALL="$ROOT_KEY $NEW_ZSK $NEW_KSK $ORIGIN_ZONE $TMP_ZONE $LOG_DIR $ZONE_DATA"
for dir in ${ALL}; do
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    DNSSECKEYGEN=$(which dnssec-keygen)
    RNDC=$(which rndc)
    DIG=$(which dig)
    WGET=$(which wget)
    GIT=$(which git)
    PERL=$(which perl)
    ;;
  NetBSD?6*)
    SED="/usr/pkg/bin/gsed"
    DNSSECSIGNZONE="/usr/pkg/sbin/dnssec-signzone"
    DNSSECKEYGEN="/usr/local/sbin/dnssec-keygen"
    RNDC="/usr/pkg/sbin/rndc"
    DIG="/usr/pkg/bin/dig"
    WGET="/usr/local/bin/wget"
    GIT="/usr/bin/git"
    PERL="usr/bin/perl"
    ;;
  NetBSD?7*)
    SED="/usr/local/sbin/gsed"
    DNSSECSIGNZONE="/usr/pkg/sbin/dnssec-signzone"
    DNSSECKEYGEN="/usr/local/sbin/dnssec-keygen"
    RNDC="/usr/pkg/sbin/rndc"
    DIG="/usr/pkg/bin/dig"
    WGET="/usr/pkg/bin/wget"
    GIT="/usr/pkg/bin/git"
    PERL="usr/pkg/bin/perl"
    ;;
  FreeBSD*)
    SED="/usr/local/sbin/gsed"
    DNSSECSIGNZONE="/usr/local/sbin/dnssec-signzone"
    DNSSECKEYGEN="/usr/local/sbin/dnssec-keygen"
    RNDC="/usr/local/sbin/rndc"
    DIG="/usr/local/bin/dig"
    WGET="/usr/local/bin/wget"
    GIT="/usr/local/bin/git"
    PERL="/usr/local/bin/perl"
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            exit 1
        fi

        echo "$program not exists, please install $command"
        exit 1
    fi
done


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Air New Zealand has created a new seating set-up, which some are calling "cuddle class", on their long-haul flights between LA and Auckland, and London and Auckland, on their 777-300 planes, where the seats become a flat bed. The way this happens is you lose your foot rest area, which folds out to create more sideways sleeping space. We always wanted to go to New Zealand, but now it's on the really short list. Now I just have to find how to use miles to book a flight...I looked at prices for spring break and they were around $1600 per person from LA to Auckland, and around Christmas they jump up to around $2000.
We were on a flight to Auckland the first week that these rolled out and the flight was so empty that we each ended up with our own row of these seats. Excellent for one person, probably ok for a mom and child but any male who is reasonably tall or husky is going to be squished. It did make the flight so by super quick though.
I recently went to NZ (they call it "Inzed") for business. It's a very pretty country, but it's pretty in the way that Hawaii and California are pretty, and the culture is very similar to ours (i.e. closer than England's culture). So I'm not sure I can wholeheartedly recommend buying a ticket to go there all the way from the US solely for tourism.
It is better to travel with hope in one's heart than to arrive in safety. . . . We should celebrate today's failure because it is a clear sign that our voyage of discovery is not yet over. The day the experiment succeeds is the day the experiment ends. And I inevitably find that the sadness of ending outweighs the celebration of success.
We're from Australia and live in Canada but when we fly back to Aust. i love flying Air NZ, they're the best!! It's a long flight but without the transfers I find it quite easy - I've done it with a baby and a toddler and it was a breeze (well kinda). NZ is an amazing country - keep your eye out for deals -we never spend more than $1500 on a flight - it's doable. Just be flexible with your dates!


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Plate Edge Bevelers produce clean machined bevels with no thermal distortion on mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium plate from 1/4" (6.0mm) to 11/2" (38.1mm) thick. Thinner material can be beveled.
The SKF-18U bevels the underside of plate eliminating the need to flip the work piece, reducing time and cost. Savings are further enhanced when both units are used in applications where both sides of the material require beveling.
This machine adopts servo motors to drive, PLC control system, steady operation at a low speed, stepless speed regulation, and dolly base, automatic feed along the edge of armor plate, adjustable height, can be used for beveling of big sheet materials. Machine body fixed facilitates for beveling of small sheets. Cold beveling, free deformation f sheet materials, guarantee the quality of welding. Angle of machine head can be adjusted, the angles of beveling: from 22.5 to 55 degree.
Servo Motor: 2 phase, 220V ~ at 50Hz, 2.3KW, Max torque 45N.M.
Maximum Bevel Width: 0.71" (18.00mm) at standard 30 degree bevel angle on material with a tensile strength of 450MPa.
Maximum Bevel Depth: 0.61" (15.6mm) at standard 30 degree bevel angle on material with a tensile strength of 450MPa.
Min. Plate Thickness: 1/4" (6.0mm) Thinner material can be beveled... consult factory for details.