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Easiest Jungle Champions
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Introducing the Top Tier Junglers
Every role in League of Legends comes with massive importance in the middle of the fight. Depending on your position, you have tasks and stuff to do from the start of any random match. For example, the lol top Junglers already know that to fulfill this role, they have to acknowledge some difficulties and overcome the obstacles to become a significant part of their team. Indeed, every other member of the group has their unique objectives, and each player is equally essential to the group. Therefore, if everything goes somewhat "good" (which rarely is the case), the chances to achieve victory tend to go higher. As a result, you must learn to differentiate the different roles in League of Legends and act accordingly to the assigned position in your team.
At the same time, to make things easier for you, we'll focus on those Best Jungle Champions for League of Legends. Probably, with this kind of knowledge, you'll have better chances to win in Solo Queue and get used to the different objectives in this critical role. Hence, each of these Top Tier Junglers is for those players that have little knowledge about the game in general or want to find it easier to climb up the ranking ladder. Consequently, you'll need just a couple of matches to understand the different abilities and acknowledge when to use them for your benefit.
Furthermore, if you want to buy a smurf account with a focus on this particular role, you'll find it easier to unlock the potential champions to restart the journey. Indeed, in a matter of weeks, you'll probably reach Diamond in this new account.
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The Jungle Role in League of Legends
From the time of its conception, the Role known as Jungle comes with different responsibilities that you as a player need to achieve in any match for League of Legends:
– Monster Killing: Forget about the main three lanes that always are present in any MOBA in the gaming market. Hence, the parts in the map that have more forest and different "wild" creatures are now your "home" as a lol top Junglers. Therefore, in the first minutes of the match, your only source of gold in Summoner's Rift comes by hunting and killing all of the Monsters. As a result, the more effective you become in using your abilities and equipment to lower the health of those creatures, the better you'll become.
– Ganking Master: If you see one of the enemy's champions getting cocky and moving out of position, do not hesitate and go for the kill. Above all, the more successful Ganks that you get in the early stages of the game, the better you'll become in the last part of the match. Therefore, you need to have some patience and have that "sense" to strike at the right moment. Most noteworthy, the more knowledge you have with your preferred Champion, the more comfortable you'll get in achieving this task.
– Lane Presence: If you get constant pop-ups that let you know that one of your teammates gets destroyed in their lane, move closer to him/her. Indeed, giving the information to the enemy's team that you're hunting around a specific part of the map will make them act carefully and hold the line. Finally, when you see that things become more peaceful, you can leave that place and farm more monsters or harass another lane.
– Initiator: Besides the early Ganks in the first couple of minutes of the game, you still need to have that "spark" to start a team fight in the late game. First of all, almost all of the Best Jungle Champions have more than one "Crowd Control" ability in their arsenal; you always need to jump in and throw a couple of things to your rivals.
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Top 10 Easiest Jungle Champions
10. Olaf the Beserker
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"An unstoppable force of destruction, the Axe-wielding Olaf wants nothing but to die in glorious combat. Hailing from the brutal Freljordian peninsula of Lokfar, he once received a prophecy foretelling his peaceful passing—a coward's fate, and a great insult among his people. Seeking death and fueled by rage, he rampaged across the land, slaughtering scores of great warriors and legendary beasts in search of any opponent who could stop him. Now a brutal enforcer for the Winter's Claw, he seeks his end in the great wars to come."
Become almost immortal with the different abilities that give you extra stats with the lack of health and also give you the chance to steal the enemy's HP (Hit Points) as well. Therefore, the more chance you get to hit your rivals, the better you'll become in staying in the fight as long as they stand.
9. Rammus
"Idolized by many, dismissed by some, mystifying to all, the curious being, Rammus, is an enigma. Protected by a Spiked Shell, Rammus inspires increasingly different theories on his origin wherever he goes – from demigod to sacred oracle, to a mere beast transformed by magic. Whatever the truth may be, Rammus keeps his own counsel and stops for no one as he roams the desert."
Roll yourself to victory with this lol top Jungler. Indeed with tons of armor and debuffs to those players that for whatever reason made you their target, you become practically invulnerable. Furthermore, thanks to its ultimate, you can use an earthquake to deal a lot of damage as you roll around.
8. Shyvana
"Shyvana is a creature with pure elemental magic blazing in her heart. Though she most often appears humanoid, she
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can take her true form when necessary—that of a fearsome dragon, incinerating her foes with fiery breath. Having saved the life of the crown prince Jarvan IV, Shyvana now serves uneasily in his royal guard, struggling to find acceptance among the suspicious people of Demacia."
There's nothing more amazing than transforming yourself into a mighty dragon and destroy everything on your path. Indeed, you'll only need to keep an eye in the "fury" stuff, but the more you practice with this champion, the better you'll become. Above all, due to the different mechanics depending on the form, it makes Shyvana one of the best jungle champions in lol.
7. Sejuani
"Sejuani is the brutal, unforgiving Iceborn war mother of the Winter's Claw, one of the most feared tribes of the Freljord. Her people's survival is a constant, desperate battle against the elements, forcing them to raid Noxians, Demacians, and Avarosans alike to survive the harsh winters. Sejuani herself spearheads the most dangerous of these attacks from the saddle of her drüvask Boar Bristle, using her True Ice flail to freeze and shatter her enemies."
Use the mobility from your mount to "jump" in the middle of the fight and freeze the enemy team. Hence, thanks to the ice armor and the different abilities that give her some crowd control, Sejuani can be a powerful tool to win a match.
6. Shaco
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"Crafted long ago as a plaything for a lonely prince, the enchanted marionette Shaco now delights in murder and mayhem. Corrupted by dark magic and the loss of his beloved charge, the once-kind puppet finds pleasure only in the misery of the poor souls he torments. He uses toys and simple tricks to deadly effect, finding the results of his bloody "games" hilarious—and for those who hear a dark chuckle in the dead of night, the Demon Jester may have marked them as his next plaything."
Create some chaos and confuse your enemies with mind tricks to surprise them when they less expect it. Furthermore, with the aid of the clone, you'll surely make everyone guess about the position of the real Champion and make them think twice before throwing some abilities. Most noteworthy, if they even want to try and run away, you'll automatically become more deadly.
5. Amumu
Legend claims that Amumu is a lonely and melancholy soul from ancient Shurima, roaming the world in search of a friend. Doomed by an ancient curse to remain alone forever, his touch is death, his affection ruin. Those who claim to have seen him describe a living corpse, small in stature and wrapped in creeping bandages. Amumu has inspired myths, songs, and folklore told and retold for generations such that it is impossible to separate truth from fiction."
Use your bandages and curses to destroy the health of your enemies as quick as possible. Furthermore, due to the different AoE (Area of Effect) abilities, you'll create some chaos in the middle of any team fight.
4. Kayn
"A peerless practitioner of lethal shadow magic, Shieda Kayn battles to achieve his true destiny—to one day lead the
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Order of Shadow into a new era of Ionian supremacy. He wields the sentient Darkin weapon Rhaast, undeterred by its creeping corruption of his body and mind. There are only two possible outcomes: either Kayn bends the Scythe to his will, or the evil blade consumes him completely, paving the way for the destruction of all Runeterra."
Due to the different transformations of Kayn, you'll have more chances to confuse the enemy team and take some advantages. Furthermore, due to his mobility chances, you'll have it more comfortable to jump in and out of any possible Ganks. Indeed, you can even get the opportunity to hunt the enemy team near their turrets, reducing any protection from their buildings.
3. Xin Zhao
"Xin Zhao is a brave warrior loyal to the royal family of Demacia. Once condemned to the fighting pits of Noxus, he survived countless gladiatorial bouts. It was not until he faced the forces of King Jarvan III in a battle that he decided to relinquish his past life, in favor of serving what he saw as a more noble cause. Armed with his favored three-talon spear, Xin Zhao now fights for his adopted kingdom, audaciously challenging any foe, no matter the odds."
Use Xin's mighty spear to jump in the middle of a fight and deal as much damage as possible with the different abilities that tend to do a lot of hurts. Since the spear gives you some advantages to attack in a moderate distance between you and your enemy, you can easily control any melee champion without too much effort.
4. Master Yi
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"Master Yi has tempered his body and sharpened his mind, so that thought and action have become almost as one. Though he chooses to enter into violence only as a last resort, the grace, and speed of his blade ensure resolution is always swift. As one of the last living practitioners of the Ionian art of Wuju, Yi has devoted his life to continuing the legacy of his people—scrutinizing potential new disciples with the Seven Lenses of Insight to identify the most worthy among them."
One of the dominant Champions in the lower ranks of League of Legends due to its confusing abilities. Indeed, new players do not know to counter the different attacks and healing powers of Master Yi; you can easily take this advantage in your matches. Therefore, if you're stuck in Bronze or Silver, you can always rely on him. Later on, though, things may get a little complicated. Above all, Master Yi still has a place in the best jungle champions available in the game.
5. Warwick
"Warwick is a monster who hunts the gray alleys of Zaun. Transformed by agonizing experiments, his body is with an intricate system of chambers and pumps, machinery filling his veins with alchemical rage. Bursting out of the shadows, he preys upon those criminals who terrorize the city's depths. Warwick is drawn to blood and driven mad by its scent. None who spills it can escape him."
Follow the trail of blood and hunt for any possible victim with this top tier Jungler. Indeed, due to the gaming mechanics that appear in League of Legends when your passive becomes active, it never misses making anyone worry. As a result, move Warwick between the bushes and try to surprise your targets. Last but not least, jump close to them and eat their hit points in a matter of seconds.
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A brief history of the GI Bill
By Caitlin O'Brien
President Franklin Roosevelt signs what would become known as the GI Bill in his office June 22, 1944. (FDR Library Photo Collection)
With its history of expansions and additions to benefits for service members and veterans, the GI bill has been a life-changing piece of legislation since it first passed in 1944. Today, the GI bill helps qualifying veterans pay for higher education and training programs.
The original bill, the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, expired in 1956, but the colloquial term "GI bill" refers to legislation that has created programs for veterans since then. The legislation was extended as the Montgomery GI bill and again in the form of the Post-9/11 GI bill.
Former President Donald Trump signed the Forever GI bill in 2017 which, in many cases, increased benefits and lengthened the time frame in which the veteran or service members must use their benefits.
The Servicemen's Readjustment Act
Concern about another depression when some 16 million service members returned to the U.S. after the second World War spurred the passage of the 1944 GI bill. Without formal job training outside the military, many of these service members would have been unemployed. After Congress passed the legislation, then-President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed it into law on June 22, 1944.
The "GI Bill of Rights," as it was dubbed, provided extensive benefits — job counseling, employment services, and tuition assistance for educational pursuits for honorably discharged veterans. These services kept veterans from flooding the job market all at once while increasing educational and employment opportunities to anyone who served after Sept. 16, 1940.
The bill also provided for home loans, gave $500 million to veterans hospitals and elevated the Veterans Administration to a war essential agency.
When it expired in 1956, 7.8 million of 16 million WWII Veterans were able to participate in an education or training program under the GI bill.
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In 1984, Mississippi Rep. Gillespie V. "Sonny" Montgomery proposed legislation to make the GI bill an enduring benefits program for veterans during peacetime, especially those returning from the Vietnam War. The legislation passed, and it is known today as the Montgomery GI bill, which assists veterans and service members in the pursuit of higher education. This program is available still today to applicable service members who served at least two years on active duty.
The GI bill was extended again in 2008 as the Post-9/11 GI bill, also known as the Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2008. It expanded benefits for many members of the military who served on active duty after September 10, 2001. This legislation also created the Yellow Ribbon Program, which allows higher education institutions to fund a specific portion of veterans' and, if applicable, their dependents' educations and have their contribution matched by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
The Post-9/11 GI bill gave a 15 year timeline for veterans to use their benefits or transfer them to dependents. Under President Donald Trump, this timeline was eliminated under The Harry W. Colmery Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2017, or as it's commonly known, the Forever GI bill. The changes under this bill, passed unanimously by Congress, make it easier for guardsmen and reservists to qualify for benefits associated with the Post-9/11 GI bill.
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"Great deeds are irrelevant if no one knows about them or remembers them."
This isn't just true for Great Deeds. This is also true for failures.
A great part of many people who are dedicated to their supreme deities base their belief on the "history" of "saints" gifted with the "power" of their "god" to do miraculous things. Heal the sick. Raise someone from the dead. Ascend into heaven. Communicate with the other side. Turn water into wine. Walk on water.
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The stories in religious books are no different, and far worse.
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You Should Expect … a friendly atmosphere with helpful teachers and friendly staff.
You will feel welcome at Ashland Regional Ballet from your first step in the door.
You Should Expect … teachers who consistently deliver a professional and well-organized atmosphere for classes and rehearsals. Dancers are not only learning steps ... They are training their muscles and minds. This means repetition, repetition, repetition! Of course, students should arrive on time, maintain good attendance, and be prepared to get the most out of their classes, and you should expect the same consistency from their teachers! Ashland Regional Ballet delivers that promise.
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You Should Expect ... a professionally equipped studio. Ashland Regional Ballet has 3 ballet studios with state of the art Marley floors, and 1 tap studio with wooden floor. The "big" studio, referred to as the Opus Rehearsal Hall, also doubles as an informal theatre space with capabilities of seating 100 audience members.
You Should Expect … to be permitted to observe classes. We have ample space for parents to wait while their child is in class. In fact some of our parents tell us that the most restful time of their day. Parents often enjoy reading and listening to the class-room music as they await their child. Some even enjoy a short nap!
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If you have youngsters please be considerate of noise which may cause distractions to the class. Younger non-dancing children may be unintentionally disruptive.
If observation space is limited please take turns.
Please resist the temptation to correct your child from the sidelines.
Note: The teacher must have each student's full attention. If your child has trouble concentrating on the lesson while family members are in attendance, your observation may need to be limited until the child develops better concentration.
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It takes a unique combination of natural talent, self-discipline, and artistic temperament, mixed with strong physical attributes to produce a dancer with viable professional abilities. Few of the students who undertake dance training will become professional dancers or choreographers. And few parents will have that aspiration for their child.
But that is no reason to minimize the importance of the study. After all Dance Education is just that – EDUCATION - and should be thought of as any other form of learning.
In fact . . . Many children learn to play sports without intending to become professional athletes, but you still expect good coaching. They study music without the expectation of a professional career, yet you expect them to learn the basics of music theory. If your child does not wish to become a Scientist you still insist on an accurate education in this and all other academic subjects.
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Notorious killer whale Tilikum is responsible for the deaths of three individuals, including a top killer whale trainer. Blackfish shows the sometimes devastating consequences of keeping such intelligent and sentient…
A big fan of The Beatles growing up in the 60s, Seth Swirsky noticed that whenever he heard someone relating a story about themselves and The Beatles, he was "all…
Academy Award-winning director Michael Moore returns with what may be his most provocative and hilarious film yet: Moore tells the Pentagon to "stand down" — he will do the invading…
Ride the Tiger: A Guide Through the Bipolar Brain
Topless Shock Syndrome
One artist's freedom of expression becomes part of the larger struggle for women's rights, civil rights and morality.
Metric: Dreams So Real
Dreams So Real, the feature-length concert documentary, captures Canadian rock group Metric's last live performance of a year-long sold-out world tour.
Won't Back Down
From his humble beginnings in his hometown of Sheffield, England, Steve Peat has established himself as one of the worlds most iconic cyclists. Peaty has been competing at the top…
Genre: Documentary, Sport
Louis Theroux: The Ultra Zionists
Louis Theroux spends time with a small and very committed subculture of ultra-nationalist Jewish settlers. He discovers a group of people who consider it their religious and political obligation to…
An IMAX documentary about the national parks of America.
Genre: Documentary, Short
Mourning Son
Dave Navarro is a trauma survivor of the highest order. When Dave was only 15 years old his mother was brutally murdered by her estranged ex-boyfriend. For 8 long years…
Trailer: It's Not Yet Dark


Former major league pitcher and current Indians pitching coach Mickey Callaway joined Middays with MFB on Friday to reflect on his fight with Lou Merloni in the minor leagues. To hear the interview, go to the MFB audio on demand page. Merloni charged Callaway in a minor league game in 1999 after being hit by a pitch. It was the first and only time Merloni charged the mound in his career, and the only time Callaway was ever charged. "I wasn't trying to hit you, I don'€™t think. I was trying to throw a fastball down away," Callaway told Merloni with a laugh. What Callaway wasn't expecting was Merloni to throw his helmet at him before the fight broke out. "That kind of surprised me," Callaway said. "I remember him coming at me and taking his helmet off and throwing it at me, and I was trying to deflect that. By the time I deflected that, we were on the ground. '€œThere was a ton of people. I don'€™t know where my teammates were. There was people punching me at the top of the head." Words may have been exchanged between Merloni and Callaway while at the bottom of the pile, but Callaway said he couldn't remember what was said. "I can just remember being on the bottom of about 10 people it seemed like. ... But it was fun. It'€™s a good story. It'€™ll be fun to tell the grandkids one day," Callaway said. As a pitching coach, Callaway said he tries to prepare his pitchers for situations where they may be charged. "You kind of want them just to hold their ground and hopefully, if you'€™re going to throw a punch, do it with your left hand. You don'€™t want to be hurting your pitching hand," he said. "Hopefully it doesn't happen, but you've got to stand up for yourself and stand up for your teammates. It'€™s all competitive and fun, and that'€™s just part of the game."


Listening to our conscience gives us hope that we are, in fact, not beasts.
Those who see the world through the lens of love are the true visionaries.
Those who love peace are the keepers of the bright torch of hope, and the guardians of its tendril flames that burn in the hearts of every soul throughout the world, no matter how oppressed and downtrodden.
The unlimited creativity of humanity has been bridled and abducted by fear, creating a real-life nightmare of cruelty and indifference so chilling that death itself has become a welcomed and kind benefactor.
There is no problem that greater consciousness and compassion, enjoined with positive resolve of will cannot solve.
Break free from the chains which shackle each soul through the binding links of fear, greed and indifference!
Malevolence and apathy of 'sane' people is the truest form of insanity.
Those who suffer are always there, pleading for help, and the voice of reason within each of us tells us to reach out and help. We must not ignore this voice, for it is the very anchor of conscience in the turbulent seas of suffering, which suggests there may still be something noble in the human soul. Listening to this voice is the last, thin thread that gives us hope that we are, in fact, not beasts.
The pain of humanity's most maltreated victims echoes deep within each of us, in the form of our shame or ignorance.


You could argue in recent podcasts that I have focused a little bit more on the form than the function when it comes to guests of late. That is certainly not to belittle the business acumen of the individuals I've spoken to previously but to date our guests have by and large been the creative driving forces behind their respective brands.
In our new podcast interview series, Andy sits down with clients and individuals in the creative industries we love to work with. Shedding light on the financial and logistics side of their businesses, we look to show the realities, both positive and negative, of the entrepreneur's journey.


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Meet our experts: Senior Executive Chef Tim Tesch
Our impressive team of research and development chefs is always working to create delicious, unique dishes you'll want on your plate. One of their latest projects: Create extraordinary salads that taste and look great. Let Tim Tesch, our senior executive chef, tell you about the process.
Q: What do you do at Lunds & Byerlys?
A: I am the senior executive chef of research and development with a focus on fresh deli products. What that long title means is that I create new and exciting items for our delis. I work with a team of executive chefs whose responsibility is to create new, innovative and delicious prepared foods.
Q: How long have you been at Lunds & Byerlys?
A: I started with Byerly's in 1996 as the kitchen manager to help open the Eagan store. In 1997, when the two brands came together, I became the back-of-the-house trainer to help ease that transition. I eventually became the deli executive chef. In 2006, I moved into the role I hold today.
Q: About a year ago we debuted several new deli salads – how were they created?
A: Our goal was to deliver extraordinary salads that not only have the usual wholesome and pure qualities that many people look for when they reach for a salad, but also to create salads that surprise and delight the senses with unique fresh herbs, grains, beans, vegetables and fruits.
Our culinary team works with directors to determine what products they would like to see and then we take that idea and create a concept. The concept then goes through a thorough set of development stages to ensure the concept can be made into a final product that will be prepared the same way each and every time for our customers' enjoyment. On average, our development team goes through this in-depth process for more than 160 new items per year!
Q: Do you have a favorite deli item you've helped create?
A: That's a tough question since I've created so many items throughout the years. If I had to pick, one of my favorites is our Cherry Chicken Pasta Salad. I never would have imagined this salad would become so popular – so much so, in fact, it is our number one salad with sales even exceeding our Signature Potato Salad!
Q: Where do your new ideas come from?
A: There are a variety of ways in which we approach new items. Our team of chefs goes out to food shows all around the country as well as reading dozens of trade publications, which gives us ideas about food trends and new ingredients. Sometimes we'll base an entire recipe around a new, unique ingredient that really stands out. We also closely monitor the east and west coasts knowing that what's trending on the coasts won't get to us, in the Midwest, for about four or five years.
Q: What are some current trends you're seeing?
A: Some of the trends I've come across lately have to do with natural fat and animal derived fat like real butters, chicken fat and full fat yogurts. Other key trends I'm seeing is the ever-increasing search for non-GMO foods and local products like meat. We're also seeing harissa replacing Sriracha, millet replacing quinoa, and, of course, anything pickled.


The Flintstones pilot episode. They where originaly called the Flagstones. It distills everything we came to love about that modern stone age family to a minute and a half. Here's hoping the Seth MacFarlane reboot is half as good.


Statistics say we have already lost 43% of African lions and are on our way losing all the elephants within our lifetime because of poaching and loss of habitat. Luckily enough, there are people who love animals so much, that they just can't stay away from the poaching crisis. In 2017 Dean Schneider, a successful young man from Switzerland, quit his job, sold everything he had, and moved to Africa with a mission to help animals in need.
He gave up a promising career, and sold everything he had to help animals in Africa.
Dean Schneider, from Zurich, Switzerland, fell in love with animals and wildlife at a very young age, and supporting various animal protection projects has always meant a lot to him. Following his passion for wildlife, he made a decision to give up his career as a financial planner and sold all his belongings to start his own project in South Africa.
Dean says that his family and friends did not support him at first, but once they realized how important it was for him, and how serious he was about it, they finally accepted his new way of life.
In South Africa Dean started a project called Hakuna Mipaka which, in Swahili, means "no limits." Hakuna Mipaka is a large sanctuary that has become home for many abused animals: from captive bred animals, to wild rescues, to wild roaming animals. Many of them were rescued from private zoos where people who bred them kept the poor animals in dreadful conditions.
People often ask Dean why he doesn't put some of these animals back into the wild, and his explanation is simple: captive bred animals can't hunt, and they simply cannot survive without human help.
Poachers have put the whole species of African animals at risk.
There are people in Africa who breed animals in captivity, often just using them for profit, keeping them in awful conditions, and not taking good care of them and unfortunately this is not the only danger African animals face today. Because of poachers we have already lost thousands of animals, some of which are on the verge of extinction.
So far Dean has rescued dozens of animals and has done a lot to educate people and raise their awareness.
The 400 hectares the sanctuary occupies are protected by 6 armed security guards who keep the poachers away, and those animals who were lucky enough to get into Hakuna Mipaka find themselves in heaven. Every animal that enters the sanctuary is examined by a vet and given the necessary treatments. Instead of living in cages, the animals enjoy spacious camps with trees, grass, and natural soil.
The animals that Dean and his team have rescued so far include a lion named Dexter, who was taken from the dreadful conditions of a lion breeder, and turned out to be the cutest cat, and a hyena named Chuckie who's extremely friendly despite the scary reputation of hyenas. The sanctuary is also home for many other species like raccoons, monkeys, snakes, iguanas, and cheetahs, just to name a few.
"My mission is to reach as many people as possible and educate them about wildlife and the beauty of the animal kingdom. I believe in the power of knowledge, passion, and visual stories in order to change peoples' perceptions and save the wildlife," says Dean.
What do you think of Dean's decision to leave everything behind and devote his life to helping animals in need?


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Preparation of periodically arrayed silicon microwires using simple patterning process
Changheon Kim, Sangwoo Lim, Chaehwan Jeong
Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
The silicon (Si) microwires were fabricated by microsphere lithography using polystyrene (PS) beads monolayer. The Si wafer tailored into 40×40 mm2 was used as a substrate. The monolayer of 2.0 μm-sized PS beads was formed on substrates through convective assembly method. PS beads on substrates were tailored into smaller sizes by O2 plasma treatment using reactive ion etching (RIE). This controllable re-sizing process gave an opportunity to prepare the wire-array with various radii of Si microwires fabricated by using inductively coupled plasma (ICP)-etching. The convective assembly process was monitored in real-time through an optical microscope with a CCD camera. PS beads and structures of Si microwires were characterized using a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and the optical property was measured by the UV-Vis spectroscopy.
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
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Satisfy that sweet tooth and support Kitayama's PTA at the same time! Look in your child's Thursday folder for the Valentine's Day Fundraising Program Pre-Sell Form and envelope (or check with the office.) Place your orders and return the envelope no later than January 30th. Orders will arrive in time for Valentine's Day!
This month, Kitayama is teaming up with Fuddruckers at Union Landing! On Thursday, January 23rd between 3-9pm, bring in the flyer from your child's Thursday folder (or from the office), order some delicious food, and Kitayama Elementary will receive 20% of the sales! You must bring the flyer for Kitayama to benefit from your purchase!
Wednesday, January 22nd at 7 pm in the Multipurpose room, come enjoy our talented choir and recorder players, and check out the delicious baked goods!
If you would like to donate baked goods for the sale, please deliver them to the office on the morning of the 22nd.
This Thursday, a host of affordable, enriching activities were sent home! Here are just a few spring activites that you can sign up your child for. For more information, please check the flyers sent home in your child's Thursday folder, or stop by our office for an extra copy.
No School Monday to Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
If you would like to take some time on this long weekend to talk to your family about the important changes that Dr. King helped to bring about, a good place to start is his famous speech: "I Have a Dream" August 28, 1963. Enjoy your time together!
Only two days are left to register for James Logan World Guard Mini-Camp! Registration ends January 8th, and can be completed online.
Gingerbread Night Was Family Fun for Everyone!
Thanks to all the families that donated and joined us for Gingerbread Night! Here are some photos snapped by our own Allison Sayavong on that festive evening.
First Annual Kitayama Gingerbread Night!
Last Day to Save a Turtle!
Today is the last day to donate a dollar to save a turtle, and help our school reach our goal of 1,000 turtles saved!
John Mattos says (and Kitayama agrees!) "The best gift you can give your child is a good education."


More on pricing — Benvenuti!
One of the questions we get a lot is about our pricing. If you were to search the Web, you'd turn up many different types of group tours to Italy: ones that are more luxurious and more expensive, and ones that less luxurious and...well, less expensive.
While there are many ways one can experience travel -- from ultra-luxury to bare-bones budget -- GF Journeys has focused on a particular style of travel, one we think combines the highest quality with the best value. And, of course, we cater exclusively to gluten-free travelers.
With a maximum of only 23 guests on a GF Journeys trip, your two tour leaders are able to ensure the highest level of quality and personalized attention during your trip. We can provide an extra level of concierge assistance that isn't even offered by the large tour companies, including customized pre- and post-trip travel, restaurant reservations and assistance with planning your free time.
Small group size means we can stay directly in the historic city centers at boutique hotels or beautiful country villas that capture the charm and character of Italy. By comparison, large tour groups of 40-55 by necessity have to overnight in larger, more "functional" conference hotels that can accommodate large groups. These are rarely located in the cultural heart of a city. That's one way they cut costs on your tour.
Small group size also means we're able to do things that other tour companies can not, like participate in specialty food tastings and in-depth private tours. Those lower-priced trips to Italy? They're bus trips with set schedules and limited time at each stop. In some cases, you'll see the sights from the window of your tour bus (if you have a window, that is.) By comparison, we don't do any "drive-by" sightseeing by bus. We may travel as a group, but our tours, activities and excursions are always in-depth and authentic.
A GF Journeys trip has a comfortable amount of free time built into the itinerary, allowing guests flexibility to experience each Italian city on their own terms. Interested in visiting a specific museum or artwork? You'll have time and flexibility on our trips. Large group tours simply can't offer this level of flexibility. The pace on a GF Journeys trip will never feel rushed.
When you look at other tour companies' pricing, check to see what's included. Did they include guide and driver tips? Porter service at hotels? Are excursions extra? Are you comparing our trip departure date to the same departure dates of other tours? We're not trying to trick you with fancy marketing tactics and language. GF Journeys clearly states everything that's included in your trip price, and that means no surprises for you.
Large tour operators offering rock-bottom prices are cutting costs somewhere along the line. GF Journeys is designed with quality as our top priority. We survive only by word-of-mouth, and that means we rely on our guests' complete satisfaction.
Gourmet meals are a big highlight of our GF trips. Smaller group size not only means our GF meals are prepared specifically for us, but we can also go to some excellent and authentic restaurants in each city. Large tour operators have to dine in tourist restaurants because that's the easiest way to serve 40+ people. It's also how they cut costs. Our GF Journeys trip dine at authentic, local restaurants known for their excellent cuisine and for their knowledge of preparing safe GF meals.
As a tour that's devoted to special diets, we've spent a great deal of time researching and vetting GF restaurants in each city in order to provide you with a list of options during your free time. Plus we've created the option of GF boxed lunches for those days when lunch isn't included--spend your free time as you'd like, not hunting down a safe place to eat.
GF Journeys was created because we understand what it means to be gluten-free. I have a personal and professional interest in making this trip a remarkable experience for people who have to manage with the hassle of a special diet, or anyone who wants to join us.
And finally, is there another travel company out there focused specifically on your gluten-free diet? Others might accommodate, but none are dedicated GF.
Does this sound like the way you'd like to travel? Why not come along in October?


To qualify as a quantity surveyor you can either gain a New Zealand Diploma in Construction (QS) or a Bachelor's Degree in Quantity Surveying or Construction Economics.
You can take on entry-level roles with either kind of qualification. If you get a New Zealand Diploma, you can go on to complete the degree programme, and you'll probably be able to cross-credit some of your papers.
With a Bachelor's degree you can go on to study for a Postgraduate Diploma or a Masters.
You can study as you begin your career, or retrain for a new career. You can study part- or full-time, and can study while gaining experience in the construction industry.
While studying you can become a Student member of NZIQS.
If you're at secondary school, we recommend you study to Year 13 level in at least one maths and one science subject. Other useful subjects include English, Computing and Economics. Get information about entrance requirements from Individual education providers.
The New Zealand Diploma in Construction (With QS strand) is equivalent to 2 years full-time study at NZQA Level 6. You can also study part-time at any of the education providers, and study via distance learning at the Open Polytechnic.
Most providers will allow for Recognition of Prior Learning if you have extensive knowledge and skills from practical experience.
Once you have completed the NZ Diploma and have four years experience in any construction job, you can apply to be an Affiliate member of NZIQS.
There are FOUR Bachelor degrees offered in New Zealand that are accredited by NZIQS.
Once you have completed a NZ QS Degree, you can apply to be a Graduate Member of NZIQS.
Once you have graduated with a degree, you can apply to be Graduate member of NZIQS.
The Postgraduate Diploma in Construction equips graduates for senior positions in the industry once they've had the relevant experience. Or they can continue to the Masters provided they meet the required academic performance.
The Postgraduate Diploma in Construction (QS) from Massey University is accredited by NZIQS and meets the membership criteria for a Graduate member.
The Graduate Diploma in Quantity Surveying is a practical option for degree-qualified construction industry professionals (eg architectural technologists and civil engineers) who wish to change pathway within the construction industry.
The Graduate Diploma QS from Ara is accredited by NZIQS and meets the membership criteria for a Graduate member.
BCITO - The Industry Training Organisation for the construction trades. It's responsible for developing the NZ Diploma in Quantity Surveying.


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Based in Warwick, we pride ourselves on our locality and central location. Offering a friendly and personable approach we are more than happy to entertain any idea in any industry for us to bring our creativity to.
Combining 30 years TV and Film industry experience and 7 years working in the Digital Marketing sector makes us your trusted and experienced Video Production choice. Not only for delivering you a video, but being able to advise you how to make the most out of it online and on social platforms.
As a business we are local, young and vibrant with fresh ideas for each and every project no matter what industry. What stands us out from competition is our Digital Marketing experience and knowledge helping you take your videos to new and better levels once completed.
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YouNeek Productions bring your ideas to life with enthusiasm, passion and style. We apply techniques and correct methods to improve the final product of your video.
Working within your budgets at all times, we always endeavour to communicate all feedback and planning directly with yourselves meaning nothing is unknown or not covered.
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Having studied Media Production and plying his trade with storylining and script writing teams for Eastenders and Hollyoaks, Luke has learnt the art of storytelling with a creative eye. He and his Production Team produced an Award Winning RTS Best Short Documentary.
Passionate about everything creative and a keen eye for producing original content, Luke has a hands on approach with every aspect of a Video's Production. This includes utilising his 7+ years Digital Marketing experience.
Fun fact: Luke was in a Dance Team whilst at University.
Often found on a football pitch or writing down anything from lyrics to scripts.
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As well as music and art, Joe loves literature and tends to read in his downtime if he is not shooting videos or taking photos. Joe studied at sixth form and received an unconditional offer to study Creative Media Production (BA Hons) at Bath Spa University but instead chose to take a more practical and hands-on approach by going straight into work and learning from being in the environment. Joe is capable of Camera Operation as well as overseeing anything audio related when filming.
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For your frequently asked questions regarding our events and workshops, you can check out the details below. For further queries, please use our contact form. Thanks!
What are m2 studio events & workshops?
M2 Studio events & workshops are training modules geared towards individuals/groups who wants to learn specific multimedia related skills. Since 2013, We have catered to hundreds of participants from different organizations, institutions and companies. Our private and personalized trainings range from photography, video to graphic design. It has been our mission to provide competitive and enriching programs to aspiring professionals, hobbyists and students. We are staffed by industry practitioners who have been trained both in the academe and professional practice.
The Henry's Professional - M2 Studio partnership is a collaboration borne out of the desire to provide affordable and quality photographic and video education to the community.
Henry's Professional workshops are an offshoot of providing the client with more than just discounts and promotions on the products that they carry. Henry's Professional believes that the key to growing the photographic and video community is to give back by educating its clients with the relevant information on trends in the industry. Through its core workshops, Henry's professional strives to be committed to its clientele even after the sale.
All of our events are designed with one purpose in mind: To make sure that our participants learn in whichever course that they have decided to take. We have a variety of topics from photography, video and multimedia situated in different levels in order to cater to participants from all walks of life.
The program was started in early 2013 with the collaboration of Henry's Professional and M2 Studio. It is currently managed by M2 Studio and Henry's professional.
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What to bring on our events?
Our events are designed to be a casual and fun environment for learning. There are some workshops that will require specific clothing or attire. We require our students to bring their own cameras (photo/video) as necessary. If the participants want to bring accessories like tripods, stabilizers, laptops/tablets (to show their work) it will be at their own discretion. The participants should be responsible for their own equipment security and safety.
Currently, our major partner is Henry's Professional who is one of the major distributors of photographic and video equipment in the Philippines. We also have educational partnerships with brands connected to the photography and video industry.
Most of the workshops/seminars have a fee to ensure that the event will run. Other workshops/seminars might have FREE entrance depending on the sponsor. Payment details are usually in the event page.
Our goal is to make sure that the workshop is that each registrant to the events are confirmed in order to ensure that it runs smoothly.
2.) forfeit their registration fee if they do not show up on the event day. They have an option to refund 50% of their fee if they inform the organizers 3 days before the confirmed event.
back the extra fee if the chosen event is lower than the paid fee.
2.) Participants can get a full refund in case they don't want to rebook their slot. This may take extra time since the payment is coursed through Henry's Professional. Please email our events secretariat: melaniepadual.henrysprof@gmail.com for more information.


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Welcome to sandmines productions. Sandmines is located in Ontario, Canada and is just me.
This is the beginnings of my blogging software (smblog). Its very basic now (i.e. one html file). I hope to make other support programs to generate the html on-demand.
Sandmines is the home of corlang, my toy c-like language; cor64, my toy operating system, and smg2, my graphical widget library, and other projects.
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Path Finder and the opposite relationship mapping instruments on the RelSci Platform give customers the flexibility to run paths between any entity (particular person, place, listing) to every other entity and get a sense of how they might be linked. Setting foreign_keys will limit the relationship() to consider just those columns specified right here as international". Conversation includes working to convey together the insights and questions of the totally different parties; it entails the fusion of numerous views, not the coming into into of one (Gadamer 1979: 271-three). The presumed intent right here is to impress upon physicians that they need to give attention to the very best ranked attributes of the relationship because they matter more often to extra people. The relationship() construct itself will increase an error instructing when this option is required. A damaged family relationship is a damaged home, a dysfunctional dwelling, and no one needs to be forced to endure the trauma that transpires there. But, there are first rate methods to dissolve an irreconcilable relationship without wronging others.
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Now I perceive that the phrase compersion was fashioned in the poly community together with its definition. If you cannot make a relationship work based mostly on other factors then perhaps you have to take a deep look at what your values in like are. A relationship should improve your life and your partners in an equal balanced means.
My boyfriend and I are going via the samething, He says his love was fading away but he says he still loves me and is simply confused.. He has a lot happening at his house his parents argue a lot virtually everyday I simply need some recommendation on how I might help him get by this ASSIST!!


Don Henley will release Cass County, his fifth studio album, and first solo album in 15 years, on September 25, 2015. Super Deluxe Vinyl Book Includes: 50 Page Booklet w/exclusive photos, Collectors Postcards, Deluxe CD Album and Deluxe Vinyl (2 Disc 180 Gram) PRE-ORDER on Amazon.com now http://smarturl.it/CassCountyDlxAmz or on Donhenley.com http://smarturl.it/DonHenleyStore Cass County was produced by Don Henley and Stan Lynch, who also co-wrote 11 of the songs on the album, and represents both Henley's roots and the next stop on his creative journey. Recorded primarily in Nashville, Tennessee, and Dallas, Texas, the album includes guest appearances from Merle Haggard, Miranda Lambert, Mick Jagger, Martina McBride, Jamey Johnson, Alison Krauss, Vince Gill and Dolly Parton.


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With networking forming such a critical component to your professional success, maintaining those connections you do forge is more important than ever. It can be difficult trying to balance maintenance of a contact and not being annoying. However, striking that balance is well worth the effort and essential for your long-term success. To that end we have compiled a brief guide detailing how to maintain a successful relationship.
Facebook and LinkedIn are powerful networking tools that should not be neglected. They allow you to remind a contact that you're still interested in maintaining that relationship without directly saying it. This part does not have to be complicated. An occasional comment on their Facebook posts along with the periodic likes and shares will keep your name on their screen and in their mind.
When it comes to those important contacts – such as mentors or important clients – make sure to set aside time to regularly catch up. A simple phone call or e-mail can be enough, face to face meetings are time consuming and should generally only be used if there is a legitimate business purpose. There are times when you should have an in-person meeting with your connections, but that is for a different section.
It is up to you to find a balance between being annoying and catching up – you know these people better than we do. Usually it doesn't take more than one outreach every couple months, and using contact management applications like Covve can help you remember to take this step. The last thing you want is to lose a connection for a year and then type an e-mail hoping the other person remembers who you are.
Eventually, having a face to face meet up is important to make sure a relationship stays alive. However, scheduling time for everybody can quickly become a daunting task, and if you and the other person have changed enough that meeting can be awkward when you realize you have nothing to discuss. To mitigate this, plan a get-together for a group of your contacts: say former co-workers or business partners, and have everybody get together at once. This saves time because you've put in your face time with people all in one place, and it means if you aren't able to talk to somebody easily you avoid the awkward silence that results.
One of the most important lessons is knowing when to back off. This can be tricky – people and schedules change over time, and a person that once had a lot of free time now scarcely has room to breathe. This is when those periodic e-mails can help, as the delay in response or lack of response can tell you exactly how much time they have to spare. Don't press somebody too hard and know when to wait for them to get back to you. Nothing will irritate somebody more than being spammed with messages by a person they haven't spoken with in weeks.
Regardless of why the connection is formed, the most important thing to remember about these connections is that they are people first and foremost. Be ready to take a step back every so often and examine why you are talking to them in the first place. Appearing self-interested can quickly get on a person's nerves, and treating them as merely a means to an end is the best way to alienate a person.
So, regardless of what techniques you employ to maintain a connection, make sure you keep the fact that you are talking to a person at the forefront of your mind. If you do this, new methods of keeping in touch will come to mind and may even allow a simple business relationship to flourish into a friendship.


Annexation of Crimea: What Will Happen to 14,000 Drug Users?
The annexation of Crimea by Russia this week is likely to have far-reaching consequences for an already much marginalized group within society. There are an estimated 14,000 people who inject drugs living on the Crimean peninsula and, in one fell swoop, their access to life-saving medical and HIV prevention services has been severely compromised.
The Russian Federation has extremely repressive drug laws and the annexation potentially puts at risk the lives of drug users benefiting from HIV prevention services such as the distribution of clean needles. The Russian government does not itself support any efficient programs for preventing HIV and hepatitis C among people who use drugs and the government refuses to help its own 1.8 million injecting drug users. Needle exchanges and opioid substitution therapy (OST) are illegal in Russia.
The present political situation is particularly alarming for some 800 patients currently receiving OST in Crimea as stocks of methadone and buprenorphine -- which replace an opioid like heroin and are taken under medical supervision -- are only expected to last a matter of weeks. With the blocking of highways that connect Crimea to the mainland, getting medical supplies through is challenging. In Sevastopol substitution therapy sites have already been compelled to start decreasing patients' dosage. There is a very strong likelihood that these OST patients will go into withdrawal and potentially revert to illegal drugs, which in turn puts them at much greater risk of contracting HIV through dirty needles.
From an HIV perspective, there are two main causes for concern. Firstly, people who have stopped or reduced injecting drugs will start or increase again, leading to a rise in transmission of HIV if people don't have access to clean injecting equipment. Secondly, there's an increased threat that people with HIV who are on both antiretroviral therapy and methadone will become more vulnerable. This also applies to TB treatment.
One of the key things about methadone treatment, in addition to its physiological effects of making people feel well or 'normal,' is that it's also an effective way to encourage sick and marginalized people to engage in services. At the methadone clinics in Crimea for example, people were also receiving TB and HIV care, together with the support of a peer group or counselor. Closing down their OST supply means closing down a whole gateway to services and support for people who otherwise don't or can't get help from mainstream services.
So what needs to happen to ensure continuity of services? The International HIV/AIDS Alliance in Ukraine has approached the de facto Crimean authorities and offered to act as an intermediary between the authorized bodies there and in Ukraine in order to provide an urgent humanitarian supply of medicines to cover substitution therapy needs for the next six months. They have yet to receive a response to their proposal.
Additionally the International Network of People who Use Drugs has called on UN organizations to support the continuation of existing harm reduction interventions in Crimea and asked the government of the Russian Federation to cease any attempts to close down these lifesaving programs.
Ukraine has been a regional leader in the provision of needle exchange and substitution therapy programs which prevent HIV among people who use drugs, so called harm reduction programs. The largest HIV prevention program in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region is implemented by the International HIV/AIDS Alliance in Ukraine with the support of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and has been providing substitution therapy, needle exchanges, condom distribution, rapid HIV and STI testing and counseling.
Such an approach has resulted in a continuous decrease of HIV transmission among people who inject drugs. In 2012, for the first time since 1999, the overall number of newly registered HIV cases in Ukraine decreased by two percent. The number of new cases registered among people who inject drugs fell by nine percent compared with the previous year.
Any interruption to harm reduction programming is likely to prove a disaster for health, human rights and the HIV epidemic in Crimea and the region more generally. Territorial politicking should not come before the public health of citizens.


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Hello and welcome to Spectrum Spectator. Thanks for joining us! That fine gentleman is Lars Gonall, and I, as always, am the indomitable Daisy Wences. If you were looking for a show with all the latest spectrum news, reviews, and a bunch of opinionated arguing, then you've found the right place.
Lars: If, however, you were hoping for a show about cooking aboard your starship, then you are in the completely wrong place. What you probably want is Dinner Adrift with Chef Carmilla.
Good point, Lars. We are not Dinner Adrift.
Lars: Now that I think about it, have we ever reviewed Dinner Adrift?
I don't believe we have. We don't really talk too often about cooking shows.
Lars: Well, at least ones that aren't competition cooking shows.
True, we both got a little too invested in Hot Out the Oven last season. Still think Beatrice should have won Best Baker. Her scones were objectively a million times better.
Lars: Did you hear that neither host will be returning for the premiere of Celebrity Hot Out the Oven this season?
Yeah, my guess is that neither one of them were willing to risk trying a cake that Ellroy Cass baked.
Lars: What would that even taste like?
Glitter and sadness.
Lars: For those of you keeping track of the score, that's Daisy one hundred and fifteen and Ellroy Cass zero.
It's pretty easy to win an insult contest when the other person doesn't even know you're alive.
Lars: Sure, you say that now, but for all we know Cass is out there right now crying in a bathroom.
Safe money is always on Cass being in a bathroom doing something.
Lars: One hundred and sixteen.
All right, playful banter achieved! Shall we move on to today's actual reviews? I'll even let you pick where we start.
Lars: Oh boy!
What do you say? Rory or Star Marine?
Lars: Definitely going with the return of one my childhood heroes here. How could I not? I used to devour old Rory Nova episodes when I was a kid. People used to actually call me Rory.
I'm sure they did. For those of you who didn't catch it, this weekend marked the premiere of a brand new Rory Nova series titled Rory Nova: Ready to Blast Off. This is the first time an original Rory Nova program has been on the spectrum in over 15 years, and it's changed a fair bit from the wacky cat who flies a ship. Featuring a completely different animation style and a brand new cast of characters, this version has been updated to appeal to the kids of today, which apparently means a ton more missiles and transforming suits.
Lars: Yeah, they upped the action a bit, but that's to be expected when you see the other shows that RTBO is going up against.
RTBO?
Lars: It's what people are calling the new show on the message boards. RNOS is the original series.
Lars: Don't give me that look. I love Rory Nova, no apologies. So trust me when I say as a fan, even I was in impressed by how deep RTBO dove into the show's mythology. All these little winks and nods to RNOS have been used to create this incredibly rich setting. For example, in the original, Rory flew out of Spaceport Ringeroo, and you never knew what it was there for or who was in charge. Now in the new series, the writers have gone out of their way to give a full backstory to the owner of the station, Chief Grummels, who was only featured once before as a guy who kept slipping in Rory's spilled soda. There is real storytelling going on here, and this is just the first episode. Makes me excited to see where they take it.
I wasn't so sold. It felt like the show didn't know who they were trying to appeal to: kids who probably don't remember Rory at all, or the adults who do. I was expecting to see a silly cat get into trouble aboard his good ship Scootaloo, and instead there were all these new characters with complicated backstories. All of whom, I might add, just happened to be deeply scarred by personal tragedies they were trying to avenge.
Lars: I think a lot of the show's original whimsy is still there, they just added depth to it so that the laughs mean more.
You laughed?
Lars: If you go back and watch some of the older stuff, and then watch the new premiere, there's a lot of DNA being shared beneath the surface. The showrunners even went so far as having Eli Talloway, the widow of the original voice of Rory, Arthur Vin, come in to give the show her blessing.
I can see you are well gone on this one, which is quite touching in sort of a weird way. So, the verdict is, if you are an adult who remembers the original or a kid who loves missiles, then Rory Nova: Ready to Blast Off may be just right for you. For everyone else … meh.
Lars: Always exciting when we have a split decision.
You mean pretty much every show.
Lars: Yup. Every show we do is exciting.
Speaking of pure unadulterated excitement, Star Marine 2: BloodLock premiered last week. This is the sequel to Star Marine, which itself was of course the financially successfully yet critically panned film version of the popular sim franchise with the same name.
Lars: Unadulterated? If anything I'd say the action was full adulterated. Too adulterated even. They fell into the classic sequel trap of trying to outdo the first film by blowing up more stuff and killing even more people and lost sight of what made the first film such enjoyable camp.
I actually liked the first Star Marine, too. It was a mess structurally, but the action sequences really captured the feeling of playing the game. Like during the big second set piece when Captain Bledsoe races down the corridor, snags the ammo, dives into zero g, pops the clip as he spins upside down, and unloads just as the thug lines up his rocket launcher. I swear I've done that exact thing in the game.
Lars: It was a lovely bit of action choreography. Sadly, all the action in the sequel was a confused mess of dark close-ups, frantic cutting, random explosions and wide shots where you have no idea what you're supposed to be looking at.
And it was just so much harder to get into the characters this time around. The story picks up where the first one left off: Captain Bledsoe has retired from the Star Marines and he's now trying to forget his blood-soaked past on a transfer station in Nexus, when they get attacked by a gang looking to take it over. Bledsoe has no choice but to form up a squad with some of the ne'er do wells hanging around and take the outlaws down himself. Notice, I'm saying outlaws here. That's because for the life of me I could not tell you what their name or motivation was in the film. I know from the press release that it was supposed be the Blinders, and that their fearsome leader lost an eye to Bledsoe in the past or something, but I'd be hard pressed to say if any of that was in the movie.
Lars: Yeah, the generic-to-the-point-of-bland bad guys were bad, but nothing compared to the cliché spewing compatriots. Were we actually supposed to root for these people to live? Holy crap, if I heard that mechanic say, "Screw it twice with a wrench!" one more time, I was going to snap my screen in half.
You don't screw things with a wrench!
Lars: I know!
One thing they did get right was the station itself, which was directly modeled off the OP Station Demien level from the game. Everything from the door placements, to the weapon stash, to the path they take to get the advantage in the final shoot out, all lined up pretty perfectly with what you can experience in-game. It made me wonder though, why didn't they just use the lore from that station in-game for the movie?
Lars: What do you mean?
If you dive into the Star Marine fiction, they have all this great stuff about how there was this terrible massacre there when these gang members slipped aboard the station and murdered almost everyone. One survivor managed to make it to a comm station and alert the authorities, and that's when they send in the Star Marines. How cool would that have been? Bledsoe being the lone survivor and having to hold out till the Star Marines arrive?
Lars: Well we can only hope they do better with the inevitable Star Marine 3.
That's a perfect spot to take a break. When we come back, we go from sequels to another remake; this time of the classic film One Way to Go which itself was a remake of another, even earlier film.
Lars: I actually didn't know that until Daisy pointed it out to me. Turns out nothing is original ever.
Pretty much. We'll give you plenty of history tidbits, and let you know how the new one stacks up, when Spectrum Spectator returns.


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Q: How to implement custom Tcl event loop? I saw a few other posts, but they were all in TCL and I'm looking to do this in my embedded interpreter using C++. The problem I'm having is that I need my own event loop so that I can read off the network, some where's where I can check a socket. I saw Tcl_SetMainLoop() but not sure how it works.
My app is structured like the following.
int Tcl_AppInit(Tcl_Interp *interp)
{

    if (Tcl_Init(interp) == TCL_ERROR)
        return TCL_ERROR;

    if (MyTcl_Init(interp) == TCL_ERROR)
        return TCL_ERROR;

    return TCL_OK;
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    //...

    Tcl_Main(argc, argv, Tcl_AppInit);

    /* Replaced Tcl_Main for this, didn't work.
    Tcl_SetMainLoop([]() {
        Tcl_DoOneEvent(0);
    });
    */
}

I do not use Tk. Any thoughts on how to set a custom event loop?

A: The classic example of how to an event loop in Tcl is the vwait command. The core of that is this code:
    done = 0;
    foundEvent = 1;
    while (!done && foundEvent) {
        foundEvent = Tcl_DoOneEvent(TCL_ALL_EVENTS);
        if (Tcl_Canceled(interp, TCL_LEAVE_ERR_MSG) == TCL_ERROR) {
            break;
        }
        if (Tcl_LimitExceeded(interp)) {
            Tcl_ResetResult(interp);
            Tcl_SetObjResult(interp, Tcl_NewStringObj("limit exceeded", -1));
            break;
        }
    }

The done variable is set by a callback when the end-loop-triggering event happens (a write on a variable), and the clauses with cancellation and limit management can probably be omitted in your own code. The cut-down bare-bones version is:
    done = 0;
    foundEvent = 1;
    while (!done && foundEvent) {
        foundEvent = Tcl_DoOneEvent(TCL_ALL_EVENTS);
    }

Yes, it delegates most of its work to Tcl_DoOneEvent (which is part of the notifier layer). If you want to plug your fancy socket into that, the easiest way is to write your own event handler and install it with Tcl_CreateFileHandler or Tcl_CreateChannelHandler; probably the former, assuming you're not on Windows (as it relies on the POSIX concept of a file descriptor) and on Windows you need to do the work to make a channel type (because the underlying notifier system works a little differently on that platform under the hood). Once you do that, you can use the standard event loop; your custom handler (in C or C++) will be called at the right time. (The ClientData arguments are really just an arbitrary pointer that will be passed uninterpreted through Tcl to your callback; you'll probably cast that back to a pointer to the real object type as the first thing you do in the callback; that's what everyone else does.)

It's possible to install your own low-level event handling engine with Tcl_SetNotifier — call it very early if you want to do that — but it is usually a bad idea. In particular, you don't need a custom event loop to just handle a custom socket type. A better use for a custom event loop is integrating Tk with some other GUI toolkit, but that's a far more complex use case!

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The Avia B 135 was designed to meet the Czechoslovakian government's requirement for a monoplane fighter that was put out in 1935. It was to replace the Avia B 534.
The B 35 prototype had eliptical wings made out of wood and the fuselage was made from a steel tube structure that was covered by alloy and fabric.
The first two prototypes had fixed undercarriages, even though it was intended to have retracting gear.
The first B 35 prototype first flew on September 28, 1938. The second prototype flew in December 1938. The third prototype, with retractable undercarriages, first flew in June 1939.
B 35 prototype: Had HS12 Ycrs engine.
B 135: First flew in 1940.
A Bulgarian military mission evalutaed the B 135 and an order was placed for twelve B 135s. The Bulgarians were to licence build 50 more, and they were to be called the DAR-11 Ljastuvka (Swallow). The B 135s were delivered in mid 1941 along with the drawings, but no production was undertaken.
The B 135s were primarily used by the Fighter Pilot School. They were used in defending against USAAF bombers.


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