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One week until Ana & Deacon…
By Kit Rocha Leave a Comment Aug 22
On Sale August 29th, 2017
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Ana has trained most of her life to achieve one goal: to prove that anything men can do, she can do better. Now she's Sector One's first female Rider, and being the best is the only way to ensure she won't be its last. Distractions aren't allowed–especially not her painful attraction to the reserved but demanding leader whose stern, grumpy demeanor has already gotten into her head.
Deacon has spent the last twenty years trying to atone for his past, but the blood he spilled as a mercenary and assassin will never wash away entirely. If his Riders knew the extent of his sins, he'd lose their trust and respect. It's easier to keep them all at arm's length, especially Ana. But his newest recruit's stubbornness is starting to crack his defenses.
And their sparring matches are driving him wild.
The passion sparking between them can't be denied, but neither can the vengeance barreling toward Deacon. When his old squad comes back to punish him for his betrayal, Ana and the Riders are squarely in the line of fire. The only way to save his people may be to make the ultimate sacrifice.
But first, he has to convince Ana not to follow him straight into hell.
With just a week to go, enjoy one more excerpt from Deacon!
Ana spent an afternoon and evening being frustrated with Deacon. When he skipped the training session she'd arranged with Ashwin, the confusing tangle of emotions churning in her middle boiled into hot anger. But when he didn't appear the next day—not for breakfast, not during their afternoon debriefing, not even for dinner—her anger twisted with infuriating shards of sympathy and performed some sort of sinister magic.
By the time Ana was sprawled on top of her brightly colored quilt, still clad in her sweatpants and sports bra, guilt had wiggled its way deep into her heart and planted hooks that left her bleeding.
She knew what she'd put on Deacon. She knew it like no one else but Gideon could know. It was the truth that drove her out of bed before dawn and settled in her bones as a soft ache when she'd trained too hard. It was the weight that kept her up some nights, staring at the stucco ceiling by the light of a single flickering candle, her restless mind refighting sparring matches she'd lost.
Being worshipped was a double-edged sword.
She still remembered the first time it had happened to her. Every detail of the moment was carved into memory. Ivan's gray T-shirt with the rip along the hem. The faint smell of paint from her newly detailed motorcycle. The vague throb of the fresh ink on her shoulder, and the way the breeze tickled over the bare skin of her arms—she'd worn a tank top that day deliberately, proudly.
Showing off her Rider tattoo.
The little girl had been nine or ten. Brown skin a few shades lighter than Ana's, with silky black hair as curly as Ana's own. She'd shaken free of her mother's hand and bolted across the parking lot as Ana kicked down the stand on her bike, her big eyes going impossibly wide.
"Girls can be Riders?"
With that sweet, innocent question, Ana's life had changed forever.
She'd loved it, that first time. And the second, and the third. Even the tenth time still made her heart leap. But after three short months, she'd been swallowed whole by the hopes of dozens upon dozens of little girls—
And she hadn't seen it coming.
She should have. The other Riders always attracted excited young boys and swaggering teens. Kids didn't understand the more serious implications of a Rider's duties. They didn't understand death. They just saw heroes, larger than life and celebrated by the sector—and they wanted to be heroes, too.
The boys had never doubted they could achieve that goal. But the girls… The intensity of their newborn excitement clung to Ana like invisible threads wrapping her tighter and tighter. Their dreams weighed ten thousand pounds.
Ana had to carry them alone.
No wonder she'd lashed out at Deacon. Even when he scraped her nerves raw, he'd always been a solid, unshakable foundation. The hero of heroes, uncompromising and unchanging. The wall she threw herself against in order to toughen up. She needed him to be something more than human so she could believe it was possible. Because a human couldn't hold up under the pressure Ana felt every time a little girl's eyes lit up at the sight of her. A human would falter. Fall. Eventually, it had to happen.
Deacon's fall had wounded a dozen people. Ana's would break the hearts of thousands.
Ana & Deacon are almost here!
Available August 29th
Behold…cover #4!
By Kit Rocha Leave a Comment Jul 13
We are finishing up the last few chapters of Deacon this week, so now feels like a good time to talk about what happens next! And we are so excited to reveal the fourth cover in Gideon's Riders. Gene Mollica has knocked it out of the park on all of these covers, but I really feel like this one is something special.
The models brought it and my vague instructions were something along the lines of "I want it soft and romantic and cherry blossoms maybe but also post-apocalyptic still" and you gotta admit… those are some pretty tough instructions to nail. Luckily, Gene is an art wizard.
You can confirm exactly who those characters are on the book page (sorry, these titles are a little spoilery in and of themselves) but I gotta say, we can. not. wait. to write this book. (But after we write Ivan. Because we also can. not. wait. to write that one. God, this job is sweet.)
In the meantime, if you haven't started the series, grab Ashwin ASAP! Deacon comes out on August 29th and you'll want to be ready. Ana and Deacon are dangerous, badass, totally unstoppable and also love to have smoking hot sex. Athletic sex maybe even. 😀 Click on the covers below for purchase & preorder links!
Welcome to Sector One…
By Kit Rocha Leave a Comment Mar 7
Gideon's Riders is here!
Eeeeeeeeeek!
After more than a year of plotting and planning, we've finally reached the big day. Ashwin, book #1 in the new series, is out in the wild. Soon you guys will meet all the characters who have been consuming our thoughts, and hopefully fall in love with them like we have. (And of course, O'Kane fans will get a chance to catch up with some old friends–Cruz, Ace and Rachel specifically, in this book.)
Gideon's Riders, Book One
Lieutenant Ashwin Malhotra is a Makhai soldier—genetically engineered to be cold, ruthless. Unfeeling. His commanding officers consider him the perfect operative, and they're right. Now, he has a simple mission: to infiltrate Gideon's Riders, the infamous sect of holy warriors that protects the people of Sector One.
He's never failed to execute an objective, but there's one thing he didn't anticipate—running into Dr. Kora Bellamy, the only woman to ever break through his icy exterior.
When Kora fled her life as a military doctor for the Makhai Project, all she wanted was peace—a quiet life where she could heal the sick and injured. The royal Rios family welcomed her like a sister, but she could never forget Ashwin. His sudden reappearance is a second chance—if she can manage to touch his heart.
When the simmering tension between them finally ignites, Kora doesn't realize she's playing with fire. Because she's not just falling in love with a man who may not be able to love her back. Ashwin has too many secrets—and one of them could destroy her.
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The end is here! And so is a new beginning.
By Kit Rocha Leave a Comment Dec 16
Here we are! There's no expressing how emotional it is to write the following words, so I guess I'll just say them: the final Beyond novel is available now! Whew!
Thank you to all of you who have come along on this adventure. To everyone who has read the books, whether you picked the first one up in 2012 or yesterday. You are all Broken Circle VIPs, and your first drink will always be on us.
O'Kane for Life.
She's the heart of O'Kane liquor.
For years, Nessa has been focused on work. She keeps the whiskey—and the money—flowing, and life is sweet. Sure, she's tired of being everyone's baby sister, and she longs for a man who can stand up to her overprotective O'Kane brothers. But she never thought she'd meet him in the middle of a war.
He's the brains of the revolution.
War is all Ryder knows. He was raised with one goal: to ensure the sectors' successful rebellion against Eden. His father and his mentor both died for freedom, and nothing will stop him from securing their legacies with victory. He doesn't have time for distractions—especially beautiful, impulsive ones like Nessa.
Opposites don't just attract, they combust. Together, Nessa and Ryder have a chance for something more than the lives they've always known. But this is war—deadly, bloody war—and the only way to happily-ever-after is straight through Eden.
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The end of the Beyond series may be here, but that doesn't mean we're leaving the sectors. While the O'Kanes enjoy some hard-earned rest and relaxation, Gideon Rios and his people are facing a brave new world. And two long-time Beyond series characters are about to discover that the answers they've been looking for might have been in Sector One all along.
(Ashwin & Kora. It's Ashwin & Kora, guys.)
Gideon's Riders #1
Follow Ashwin and Kora to Sector One, where the man who's not supposed to feel finds himself face-to-face with the one woman who has always made him feel too much.
It's the ultimate battle between intellect and passion. Between loyalty and treason.
Between logic and love.
Available March 7th, 2017
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The release date of Beyond Surrender is…
By Kit Rocha Leave a Comment Sep 26
This is just a short update, because we're busy working on this book. But because of the approaching holiday season, we're giving you guys a heads up now–and something new. Pre-orders! Oh my! You can click right now and have the final book in the Beyond series delivered to you on December 13th.
The final book in the bestselling, award-winning series…
They're facing a war that could end their world. Again.
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The final book is coming! Catch up soon!
Wow, those words don't get less scary! But they're true. We're working on the final book* in the BEYOND series. (If this is the first time you're hearing this, don't panic until you check out the Gideon's Riders page.) We're gearing up to celebrate the O'Kanes final battle against Eden, and that means now is a very good time to catch up on the series.
So how do I catch up?!
Well, there are a lot of ways. If you're buying the individual books & novellas, you can find them in order on the series page. We even have a strict chronological order page if you want to make sure you're getting the free reads in the right order!
If you're really, really new, you can even get book #1 totally for free.
If you're really far behind and want to save a little money, we also have bundles!
Books #1, #2 & #3
Novellas #3.5, #4.5, #5.5
You can catch up on the first six novels and all three novellas (which do not have to be read in order–though Beyond Temptation is Noah's introduction and he plays a big part in the final book!) in three easy bundles!
Most Recent Books
We've had two Beyond releases this year, so if you haven't caught up yet, don't miss out! Beyond Ruin is Mad, Jade, Scarlet & Doc's story. Beyond Ecstasy is about Hawk & Jeni. Both take place close together, and Beyond Surrender will pick up almost immediately after Beyond Ecstasy.
What was that * about up when you said final Beyond book?
That, my friends, is a caveat. The caveat is that yes, this is the final novel we are writing in the BEYOND series, but we already have several novellas, short stories and vignettes planned. While our main focus will be on the novels in the new series, we will be checking back in with the O'Kanes and letting you guys get a glimpse of their post-war adventures and how they choose to live their new lives. We also have a few O'Kane-adjacent characters who haven't gotten a happy ending yet and need one. So this is not goodbye.
Okay but when is Beyond Surrender coming out?!
As soon as we finish it. And that means I better go get back to work. *vanishes in a puff of post-apocalyptic smoke*
Beyond Ecstasy is HERE!
By Kit Rocha Leave a Comment May 25
Woohoo! Finally, the next-to-last book in the BEYOND series. (If you didn't realize it was the next-to-last, don't panic! There are more Sector stories to come. Check out the spin-off series here.)
Hawk & Jeni's story is sexy and sweet and full of both the hot sex the O'Kanes are known for alongside some wild action and a few tear-jerker moments. I've been told to issue a tissue warning so: consider it issued.
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The O'Kanes have a reputation for working hard and playing harder—except for Hawk. He joined the gang with one goal: to ensure his family's survival through the impending war with Eden. It's been years since he had the luxury of wanting anything for himself. Now, he wants Jeni. From the first moment he saw her, he's been obsessed with making her his. Not for a night—forever.
Jeni's been lusting after the former smuggler for months, but he keeps shutting her down. She's almost given up on getting him in her bed when he offers her the last thing she ever expected—a collar. Accepting it means belonging to him, body and soul. It's a reckless gamble, but Jeni can't resist the chance to slip under Hawk's armor.
The only thing more shocking than the dark, dangerous pleasure they discover is how right it feels. But falling in love is even more reckless when forever is far from guaranteed. Because they aren't just at war, they're out of time—and every breath could be their last.
And Now, a Contest!
To celebrate the release of book #8, I'm giving away THREE different awesome prizes. You can enter for one prize, two or all three, depending on what you want. This is a chance for us to share a little O'Kane swag and have fun. 🙂
Prize A
A SIGNED set of the Beyond series books in print: books #1-7 and all three novellas. Also included: a tote bag, a flask and various small bits of fun swag!
Prize B
O'Kane Poker Night — a set of O'Kane playing cards, O'Kane poker chips and a flask for storing all your goodies. Also comes with temporary tattoos and O'Kane buttons.
Prize C
O'Kane Jewelry. The following one-of-a-kind handmade O'Kane themed bracelet. (This is different than the contest on Facebook and a different bracelet–it has a clasp closure and shout fit most wrist sizes.) Picture below:
Leave a comment saying which prizes you are interested in winning! We will pick a random winner for each prize in early June. Entry is open worldwide.
Beyond Ecstasy is almost here!
Well, I haven't been so good at updating this website. But that's because we were really, really, really busy writing book #8 in the Beyond series. And miracle of miracles–it is already done! *confetti here*
A lot will be happening over the next few weeks. The book is off to our editor now. If all goes well, we may even have it out before the end of May. No pre-order there–we'll just release the book out into the world and scream HEY GUYS, BOOK!
But that's not the end of the excitement. In early June, we'll be doing a cover reveal for the final book in the BEYOND series. Yes, final! Sorry! Also don't panic! We'll also be revealing the cover of the first book in Gideon's Riders, the spin-off series that will continue to tell the stories of a few familiar faces and a whole bunch of new ones.
If you want to know more about the new series and peek at a few spoilers for who will be appearing in the first three books as heroes & heroines, head over to the new series page. (Don't worry, all spoilers are behind spoiler tags!)
LIMITED TIME: save big on the Beyond Series & preorder book #7!
By Kit Rocha Leave a Comment Feb 15
We're just over a week away from release day for the next book in the Beyond series, which means it's time to catch up–or get started! For the rest of February, you can grab the first six books in the series for under $8 by snatching up the two bundles! And while you're at it, pre-order book #7–the book that changes everything.
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All Noelle Cunningham has ever wanted is a life beyond–beyond the walls of Eden, where only the righteous are allowed to remain, and beyond her stiflingly restrictive existence as a councilman's daughter. But only ruins lie outside the City, remnants of a society destroyed by solar storms decades earlier.
The sectors surrounding Eden house the corrupt, the criminal–men like Jasper McCray, bootlegger and cage fighter. Jas clawed his way up from nothing to stand at the right hand of Sector Four's ruthless leader, and he'll defend the O'Kane gang with his life. But no fight ever prepared him for the exiled City girl who falls at his feet.
Her innocence is undeniable, but so is their intense sexual attraction, and soon they're crossing every boundary Noelle barely knew she had. But if she wants to belong to Jas, first she'll have to open herself to a world where passion is power, and freedom is found in submission.
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Southern California's iconic KHJ is still…
Southern California's iconic KHJ is still on the air — in American Samoa
Radio station KKHJ, which broadcasts in American Samoa at 93.1 FM, is a tribute to legendary Southern California Top 40 station KHJ/930 AM. (Photo by Getty Images)
By Richard Wagoner | rwagoner@socalradiowaves.com |
PUBLISHED: January 2, 2023 at 7:32 a.m. | UPDATED: January 2, 2023 at 8:10 a.m.
Ever wonder what the legendary KHJ (930 AM) might sound like, musically at least, if the station still played top-40? Wonder no more … South Seas Broadcasting has you covered.
Using the call-letters KKHJ and broadcasting at 93.1 FM out of Pago Pago in American Samoa, the station brands itself as 93/KHJ in a tribute to the original. The music is considered an adult top-40, which is probably what I would program on the station if I were running it here in Los Angeles.
According to the station website at southseasbroadcasting.com/93khj, "the idea for KHJ Radio came about in 1994 when Larry Fuss (now President of South Seas Broadcasting, Inc., the parent company of 93KHJ) was looking out the window of his radio station in Mississippi following a big ice storm. The streets were littered with fallen trees, broken branches and tons of ice, and the electricity had been out for over a week. Fuss thought to himself, 'wouldn't it be nice to have a radio station on a tropical island in the South Pacific?'
"On somewhat of a whim, Fuss immediately began researching the possibility and ran across an available frequency for a new FM Radio Station in Pago Pago, American Samoa. The FCC application was filed on November 20, 1995, and finally granted on February 13, 1998."
Regular programming began in May of 2000 — almost exactly 35 years after the late April 1965 "sneak preview" of the "Boss Radio" top-40 launch that helped change radio forever. Like the original, the format was an instant hit.The station features a two-man morning team, a three-person news department, and runs public affairs programming benefiting the local community. And modern "93/KHJ" jingles … so cool. Hear it yourself on the various smartphone apps or online at the website.
Be master of your own domain
Wasn't that you who told me you always wanted to own your own radio-related internet domain, so that you could direct your friends and family to your chain of online radio stations that you program out of your spare bedroom?You're in luck.
Audacy, owner of stations nationwide including eight here in Los Angeles (seven if you count the failure of the KNX Newsradio simulcast (1070 AM, 97.1 FM) that earns roughly the same combined ratings as it did as a standalone AM signal, but I digress) is auctioning off the radio.com domain it once used for its online presence. The company dropped radio.com in favor of audacy.com when it changed its corporate name from Entercom to Audacy a couple years ago.
Available through GoDaddy.Com, the auction ends March 28. Starting bid: $2.5 million. That's right — $2.5 million. Minimum.
On a serious note and just for reference, Audacy couldn't really do anything major with either radio.com or audacy.com. It is a decent little domain name, though. … I just can't see anyone or any company finding it worth that much. Generally speaking, online radio doesn't make a lot of money (read: none), so paying off that $2.5 million may take a while.
So if that's too rich for your blood, I'll sell you socalradiowaves.com for much less. Maybe half a million. Send me your offer …
Also on a serious note: I'm kidding about selling socalradiowaves.
The Radio.Com domain itself goes back to at least 1996. It was once owned by CNET networks — which paid $30,000 for both Radio.Com and TV.Com — and became part of CBS Radio when CBS bought CNET. In 2010, CBS launched Radio.Com as a clearinghouse of all CBS radio station streams. When Entercom bought CBS, the domain became its own.
AllAccess.Com, which broke the news of the auction, reports that similar domains such as Radio.Cloud, Radio.Co, and Radio.IM recently sold for anywhere from $2,500 to just over $25,000.
The December ratings (which due to the four-week cycles actually includes more of November than December) had KOST (103.5 FM) at the top, as usual, with its Christmas music format earning a whopping 12.1 share of the audience. You can expect that to be even higher when the "holiday" ratings period is released in January.
But what caught my eye is the stellar performance of KFI (640 AM), which tied with KRTH (101.1 FM) for second place at 4.7. That's right: an AM station tying for second place. It is truly amazing what happens when you program something people want to hear on the AM band: you get ratings. Just like so many stations did before they sent listeners to FM … such as KLAC (570 AM), XETRA (690 AM), KPRZ (now KEIB, 1150 AM), KEZY (now KGBN, 1190 AM) , KABC (790 AM) and even KHJ itself, most of which have never had ratings as high as they had when they played music (country, top-40, or even adult standards). KABC is a special case because they stopped trying to compete in talk in spite of inventing the format.
KFI does have an advantage of being a signal blowtorch, covering most of Southern California during the day and much of Western America at night. But it competes by having a good programming, good promotion, and a local presence that is missing from so many stations, both AM and FM. One could learn a lot by studying these successes past and present, especially now that so many competing stations don't really try.
Richard Wagoner | Radio columnist
Richard Wagoner is a San Pedro freelance columnist covering radio in Southern California. Email rwagoner@socalradiowaves.com.
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Absolut Trio
Absolut Trio – About us in English
Bettina Boller, violin
Judith Gerster, violoncello
Stefka Perifanova, piano
Three experienced and enthusiastic chamber musicians came together in
2003 to form the Absolut Trio.
Since 2009 the ensemble has consisted of Bettina Boller violin,
Judith Gerster cello and Stefka Perifanova piano.
Bettina Boller, violin (Zurich)
Bettina Boller's fame started in the internationally broadcast, prize-winning classical music videos commissioned by Swiss Television and directed by Adrian Marthaler in the 1990s, in which she always the featured soloist. She completed her training with Hans Ulrich Lehmann in Bern (teaching and soloist's diploma with distinction). She also studied for a brief period in the class of Itzhak Perlman at Brooklyn College in New York. Her passion extends to a great variety of styles and musical activities. In addition to "classical" music with the accent on the period ranging from the early twentieth century to the present day, she loves improvising and composing. She has, for example, written her own cadenzas to all the violin concertos by Haydn and Mozart and to Beethoven's Violin Concerto, and has arranged J.S. Bach's Partita in E major for two and three violins. She is involved with folk music from eastern Europe and Switzerland, and has arranged and composed incidental music as a violin-playing actress in projects with the director Volker Hesse and others. In addition, she conceives and realizes ideas for conveying music to children and youths and is a member of the ensemble of soloists at the Collegium Novum Zürich.
Judith Gerster, violoncello (Basle)
After obtaining her A levels, the cellist Judith Gerster initially began studying architecture, but the passion for chamber music that has dominated her love of music from childhood soon compelled her to study music.
She acquired her soloist's diploma in the classes of Ivan Monighetti and Thomas Grossenbacher at the conservatories of Basel and Zurich. She found her studies with Walter Levin of the LaSalle Quartet very inspiring, and that experience led to her decision to pursue a career as a professional musician.
In addition to her intensive collaboration with the Absolut Trio, Judith Gerster is a member of the Basel Symphony Orchestra and the Ensemble Amaltea.
Selected projects on the Baroque cello and audition coaching enrich her everyday life.
She still loves the visual arts and architecture. She lives out a part of her artistic imagination by creating miniature collages in boxes with materials of all kinds and sizes.
Stefka Perifanova, piano (Plovdiv/Basel)
The Bulgarian pianist Stefka Perifanova studied at the National Academy of Music in Sofia with Prof. Konstantin and Julia Ganev (a pupil of Heinrich Neuhaus) and assisted in their piano class for four years. In 1993 she received the Cyrillus and Methodius scholarship, which is highly prized in Bulgaria. That enabled her to study further in Switzerland with Rudolf Buchbinder (concert class), Gérard Wyss (chamber music and lieder accompaniment) and Bruno Canino (soloist's diploma). Stefka Perifanova has won prizes at numerous competitions, including the Edward Tschumi Prize for the best soloist's diploma of the year and first prize at the Concurso Internacional de Música Cidade do Porto. Over and above her solo appearances, she is much in demand as a chamber musician and lieder accompanist on international concert platforms and performs with partners like Sol Gabetta, Raphael Oleg, Hansheinz Schneeberger and Györgi Pauk. She is particularly interested in contemporary composing and has premiered numerous works. In addition to performing with the Absolut Trio, Stefka Perifanova is a member of the soloists' ensemble "camerata variabile basel", adjudicates at piano competitions and often assists at master classes (for János Starker, Igor Oistrakh, Menahem Pressler, Bernard Greenhouse, among others). Stefka Perifanova has been lecturing at the Zurich College of Arts since 1999 and at the Basel College of Music since 2011.
Artistic involvement with contemporary music is of prime importance for the three musicians of the Absolut Trio, which is why they commission works at regular intervals. Eight weighty works for piano trio (some with live electronics) have come into being in that way and are integrated into the trio's repertoire, just as rare finds and forgotten pieces are that round out richly evocative programmes. Among the venues at which the Trio has performed are the Art Center in Seoul, the Wigmore Hall in London, the Munich Gasteig, the Zurich Tonhalle, WDR Cologne and the ppIANISSIMO Festival in Sofia. The first CD of the Absolut Trio (still with the cellist Imke Frank), featuring works by Arnold Schoenberg, Rudolf Kelterborn and Bernd Alois Zimmermann, was released on the Guild label in 2007; it was praised most highly by the press and received a Supersonic award.
Their second CD "Wahl-verwandt-schaften" — "Chosen-Kin-Ships" — just came out in February 2013 under the Solo Musica label (works by Volkmar Andreae, Junghae Lee, Mischa Käser, sowie F. Schubert und R. Schumann). Their third CD will be recorded in April of 2013 under the Musique Suisse label, its release planned for the beginning of 2014. (V. Andreae 2. Trio, Raffaele D`Allessandro und Sandor Veress)
Dem Absolut Trio wird 2018 der Werkjahrpreis Interpretation der Stadt Zürich zugesprochen
Werkjahrkonzert Absolut Trio März 2019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGMgcjuH8NI


In an age of "robocalls" from various charitable causes, it takes a special person to get on the phone to 1,000 fellow UCC alumni and have a wide-ranging personal conversation about the school with every single one.
It's exactly this passion and belief in the power of grassroots support that earned David Walker '51 the UCC Association Council's John D. Stevenson Award for 2015. The honour is given to individuals who've provided outstanding volunteer service to the College over a number of years. It recognizes the exceptional contributions of John D. Stevenson '47 (who, coincidentally, was Walker's head of house in McHugh's).
Click here to read more about Walker's accomplishements.
After 35 years of invaluable service to UCC, I'm both saddened and happy to announce that Don Kawasoe, head of the Prep and Upper Schools, has set his sights on a well-deserved retirement at the end of the school year to spend more time with his family and on a number of creative pursuits.
It's difficult to sum up Don's many achievements and accomplishments over his many years of service at UCC, but he'll always be remembered for his passion for teaching and learning, and his unwavering commitment to the boys.
Don began his career at UCC in 1980 as a part-time Form 5 science and math teacher. His time at the Prep has included several roles, including: Seaton's assistant housemaster; basketball and soccer coach; and Form 5, 6 and 7 form master, with a focus on teaching math and geography.
Don became the first full-time, on-site Norval director in 1988. Thanks to his leadership, the Norval program has expanded to offer the current total of 55 days of outdoor education to boys from Senior Kindergarten to Year 2. He took on the role of assistant head of student life at the Prep in 2001 and, in 2005, was named head of the Prep School.
In 2009, Don was named to his current role, where he oversaw UCC's move to the Primary, Middle, Intermediate and Senior divisional structure as part of the current strategic plan's goal to provide a smaller school feel and environment for the boys.
Please stay tuned for more information and future announcements as we plan Don's retirement celebration, which will be sure to attract many friends, former and current colleagues, Old Boys, parents and community members.
Thank you to everyone who completed the Old Boy comprehensive survey.
This wasn't a quick survey, as feedback indicated it took some of you close to 15 minutes to complete. We know how busy you are and truly appreciate that you made the effort. We had an astounding 19.2-per cent response rate, which is just one more indication of the immense support we receive from our community of Old Boys.
Special congratulations goes to Nick Jaine '93, who won the draw for the iPad Air.
Alexander Younger '89 was elected Association Council president for a one-year term at the council's annual general meeting on Oct. 15.
Younger replaces Jim Garner '77, who stepped down from his Upper Canada College volunteer roles after being named special adviser to the principal.
Younger is the founder and chief executive officer of Design Lab, a full-service marketing and advertising firm with clients including The Beer Store and RBC. He sits on numerous boards and is vice-chairman of Canada's Most Admired Corporate Cultures, a national awards program. He completed the Canadian Securities Course after attending King's University and has been an active pilot for 26 years.
Younger has served on the Association Council for six years and has been vice-president for the past two. He's a dedicated volunteer and passionate about UCC.
Who was your "iconic UCC teacher"?
Larger than life? A teacher who believed in you like no other? The spring issue of Old Times is paying tribute to iconic UCC teachers, past and present—and we want your nominations. Send them directly to the Old Times editor asap, along with a few sentences about why they deserve this honour. We'll showcase the top nominees, and please be prepared to be contacted for an interview should your selection make the cut. Thanks in advance. Email Andrea Aster, Associate Director of Communications and Marketing at aaster@ucc.on.ca or 416-488-1125, ext. 3171.
The next issue of Old Times is scheduled to be printed in the late spring. Old Boys from even-numbered leaving classes with news to share are asked to submit information to their class presidents by Feb. 1. You can also email news to classnotes@ucc.on.ca.
UCC Remembers was created in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War. It pays tribute to the UCC community's role in the conflict, with a special focus on the approximately 1,100 students, faculty and staff members who enlisted as well as the 179 who fell in service.
Take a moment to discover the stories of Old Boys who lost their lives in active service. See history come alive as you read testimonials, diary entries and biographies. Remember the price paid by previous generations for the freedom we enjoy today.
UCC Remembers will continue to grow with your assistance. If you have memories or family histories to share relating to the First World War, please contact College archivist Jill Spellman. Your contributions may be shared (with your permission) through UCC Remembers.
Thank you to Doug Hall '67 and Denison Edwards '68, who graciously contributed information that's now reflected in UCC Remembers.
Hall shared information concerning his great-uncle, our first fallen Old Boy, Lieutenant Cortlandt Graham Gordon MacKenzie '07.
Edwards provided information connected to two fallen Old Boys: his great-uncle Lance-Corporal Edgar Street Denison '97 and Major Albert Victor Seymour Nordheimer '02. Both were related to Lieutenant Bertram Denison, the first soldier from Toronto to die after the war began, who fell in action on Aug. 26, 1914.
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If x is an integer, what is the value of x? (1) 1/5 < 1/(x + 1) < 1/2
jlgdr
Concentration: Finance
Schools: Wharton '17 (A) HBS '17 (WA$)
If x is an integer, what is the value of x? (1) 1/5 < 1/(x + 1) < 1/2 [#permalink] Updated on: 23 May 2020, 06:11
If x is an integer, what is the value of x?
(1) \(\frac{1}{5}<\frac{1}{x+1}<\frac{1}{2}\)
(2) \((x-3)(x-4)=0\)
Originally posted by jlgdr on 18 Sep 2013, 14:38.
Last edited by Bunuel on 23 May 2020, 06:11, edited 3 times in total.
Edited the question.
Re: If x is an integer, what is the value of x? (1) 1/5 < 1/(x + 1) < 1/2 [#permalink] 18 Sep 2013, 14:48
(1) \(\frac{1}{5}<\frac{1}{x+1}<\frac{1}{2}\). Since x is an integer, the x+1=4 or x+1=3, from which it follows that x=3 or x=2. Not sufficient.
(2) (x-3)(x-4)=0 --> x=3 or x=4. Not sufficient.
(1)+(2) Common value is x=3. Sufficient.
thefibonacci
WE:Project Management (Computer Hardware)
Re: If x is an integer, what is the value of x? (1) 1/5 < 1/(x + 1) < 1/2 [#permalink] 30 Oct 2014, 21:35
dmmk wrote:
(2) \((x-3) (x-4) = 0\)
Source: New Oriental Education and technology group
1) 1/5 < 1/(x+1) < 1/2
or 2 < (x+1) < 5
or 1 < x < 4
x = 2 or 3
insufficient.
2) (x-3)(x-4) = 0
x=3 or 4
(1)+(2) --> x = 3
Illegitimi non carborundum.
anupamadw
Re: If x is an integer, what is the value of x? (1) 1/5 < 1/(x + 1) < 1/2 [#permalink] 07 Nov 2014, 04:34
thefibonacci wrote:
1/5 < 1/(x+1) < 1/2
How do you get this? Could you please explain
anupamadw wrote:
From 1/5 < 1/(x+1) we know that x+1 must be positive so, we can cross-multiply to get x+1 < 5. The same way from 1/(x+1) < 1/2 we get 2 < x+1. Therefore 2 < x+1 < 5.
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(1) 1/5 < 1/(1 + x) < 1/2
(2) (x – 3)(x – 4) = 0
Kudos for a correct solution.
(1) from this expression we can say x must be +ve -> 5>1+x>2 4>x>1 NOT Sufficient as x could be 2 or 3
(2) x=3 or 4 Not Sufficient
(1+2) X=3 Answer (C)
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Question : x = ?
Statement 1: 1/5 < 1/(1 + x) < 1/2
i.e. 1+x = 3 or 4
i.e. x = 2 or 3
NOT SUFFICIENT
Statement 2: (x – 3)(x – 4) = 0
i.e. x = 3 or x = 4
Combining the two statements
x = 3 is the only common solution
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Hi Bunuel ,
If i am wrong at st 1 using the inequality .please correct me and show the correct approach for this kind of inequality .
St (1) 1/5 < 1/(1 + x) < 1/2
As x integer -- it can be positive and negative .
so we cant cross multiple and solve the the above st .
not sufficient .
(x – 3)(x – 4) = 0
So can x is either 3 or 4
Together ---- putting the value of x = 3 or 4 from st 2 and putting them in st 1
1/5 < 1/(1 + x) < 1/2
x= 3
0.2 < 0.3 <0.5
x=4
0.2 < 0.25 < 0.5
Hence together not sufficient .
E ans
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From this statement, we can say 5>(1+x)>2, so x= 2 or 3....Insufficient
x=3 or 4...Insufficient.
From both the statements...x=3. Hence, ans 'C'.
abhisheknandy08 wrote:
The Highlighted statement is Incorrect because x can't be Negative for 1/5 < 1/(1 + x) < 1/2 to be true
for the above mentioned Inequation to be true
(x+1) must lie between 2 and 5
i.e. 2 < (x+1) < 5
i.e. 2-1 < (x) < 5-1
i.e. 1 < (x) < 4
Schools: ISB '18
1. is not sufficient as x can assume multiple values
2. x=3 or x=4. No unique value. Not Sufficient
1. and 2. sufficient. x=3
If x is an integer, what is the value of x? (1) 1/5 < 1/(x + 1) < 1/2 [#permalink] 25 Nov 2020, 11:30
jlgdr wrote:
(1) Since we're told x is an integer, we can have:
\(\frac{1}{5} < \frac{1}{4} < \frac{1}{3} < \frac{1}{2}\)
\(\frac{1}{x+1} = \frac{1}{4}\)
\(x = 3\)
\(\frac{1}{x+1}= \frac{1}{3}\)
\( x = 2\)
(2) \((x-3)(x-4) = 0\)
\(x = 3, x = 4\)
(1&2) Combined, x must be 3. SUFFICIENT.
Re: If x is an integer, what is the value of x? (1) 1/5 < 1/(x + 1) < 1/2 [#permalink] 26 Mar 2022, 04:59
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Permissions & security are two topics fundamental to your enjoyment of Wurm Online. This article attempts to outline in great detail the mechanics available to players in order to maximize the security of their belongings and structures. See the talk page associated to this article for some basic advice and guidance.
To enter the management screen for one of the many permissions systems of Wurm Online right-click on any of the following and open the manage sub-menu.
the body icon on the character window.
Individual items may also be managed by right-clicking on them and selecting either Permissions > Manage Item, where Item would be the name of the item's type. If there would only be one option under Permissions, then the Manage Item option will be in the root menu.
There are several areas where you may see read-only permissions. A read-only permission is when you can see what is set for that permission, but you are not able to make changes to it. For example, if the Settlement May Manage option has been ticked and you are not the mayor, or if you are viewing what your permissions are from Manage > Settlement > Info.
The green check mark indicates that the permission is allowed.
The red X mark indicates that the permission is disallowed.
When you give this to someone, you are giving them near owner-like access to that item and all other permissions are automatically checked. This will place the item under their own personal management lists and allow them to remote manage it as if they were the owner, regardless of village and alliance settings. Manage Item does not give a person the ability to rename an item, only the owner can change an item's name. The settlement role permission Manage Allowed Objects gives any villager with it the ability to manage a settlement-managed item as if they had the Manage Item permission on that item.
Allows you to completely exclude someone, even if other permissions would normally give them access. For example, if you tick Citizens of "Settlement Name" and then add a specific citizen and tick Deny All, they will have no access at all. This also overrides the settlement role permission Manage Allowed Objects, allowing you to selectively remove management permissions on a per-item basis.
There are several groups of permissions available, depending on your current status and friends list. You can check the box for a category to apply that permission to everything inside of the category. This also applies to the Active Permissions category, where you can quickly tick the x and remove it to remove all permissions. Ticking the Citizens of "Settlement" group adds just that group, where as ticking the Citizens of my deed category will add each player individually. Alliance of "Alliance Name" also includes your village so you must set Citizens of "Your Settlement" to Deny All when you only wish for other alliance members outside of your village to have access.
Players in your Trusted friends category. See the Friends section.
Players in your Friends category. See the Friends section.
A list of all citizens in your current settlement.
Represents all members of your current alliance, including your own village. See Alliance Permissions for more information.
Represents all citizens of your settlement.
Represents every member of your kingdom. On PvE servers, this will always be 'Freedom Isles'.
Represents player in the game.
This is where any names you add at the top of the form will show when they don't have any permissions assigned.
This is a list of all permissions that are currently active. It will consist of both players and groups.
Your villagers need Allow Actions on Allied Deeds in order for any alliance permissions to work for them. This means that if an alliance village has set permissions to allow the alliance to do things, such as May Enter, they will not be able to do so without that settlement permission checked in their role. Your villager can verify this by right-clicking on their body and going under Manage > Settlement > Info. There is a button that should say Show role for <role name>. They can click this and see a read-only view of their permissions.
This applies to anything on and off-deed with theAlliance of "Alliance Name" permission group added.
Not having this checked will treat that alliance member as a non-citizen on all alliance deeds.
Your friends list has four categories: Trusted, Friends, Contacts, and Other. Only friends that are in the Trusted or Friends category will show in the permission management windows. These categories are quick and easy ways to add blanket permissions to a specific group of people by simply ticking the boxes for the entire group. This adds each name under the category to the permissions individually, which allows you to further customize your permissions.
Note: The system is limited to a maximum of 1000 permissions added at a single time. This means that if your Trusted or Friends list has more than 1000 players in it, you will not be able to add the whole category at once.
The owner of an item or vehicle can unlock and replace locks without the need for keys. If you attach a lock and do not have all of the keys for that lock, you will see this error message: Security Warning: You do not have all the keys for that lock! . Anyone that has a key to the lock can access the locked item or vehicle, but they cannot unlock it, replace the lock, or manage any permissions if they do not have Manage Item set.
Keys are entirely optional, with the choice to create copies remaining for situations where you may not wish to use the permission system. You may dispose of any unwanted keys by sacrificing them at an altar. Should you later decide that you would like a key, simply activate a new lock, right-click the item or vehicle, and click Replace Lock.
You may search for all the permissions a specific player has and choose which ones to edit. Open the Character Window and right-click on your body. Click on Manage > Search Permissions and a window will pop up asking you to enter a player's name. If the search finds that player listed in any permissions, it will give you a list indicating the name of the item, the type of item, and if they are the owner of it or not. You may tick the circle next to the item you wish to manage, and click Manage Permissions, or you may also click Remove all Permissions to quickly remove that player from all of the listed items.
The current owner or the mayor of a settlement-managed item may view the history of permission changes by right-clicking on the item and clicking on Permissions > History of Item, where item would be the type of item you are clicking on. This will show you a history of all permission changes and is preserved over changes in ownership. You may need to scroll the window horizontally to see longer lines, especially when many people or groups were added or removed at the same time.
Animals must be branded by a deed to enable animal management. When branded, the owner defaults to the mayor of the deed that branded it. Like other managed items, Manage Allowed Objects does allows a villager the ability to manage branded animals. To access the management window, right-click on your body and click on Manage > Animals. This window shows you a list of all animals that you have tamed, are caring for, or that are branded on your deed. You may untame, stop caring for, or remove brands from this window. If the animal is branded, you may select the animal and click Give direction to. This will give you a message in the same way the Locate soul spell does and help direct you to your animal. To manage a specific animal, select the animal you wish to manage and click Manage Animal. You may also right-click on the animal you wish to manage and click on Manage Animal, which may be under the Permissions menu if there are multiple permission options for that animal.
Only available on PvE servers.
The settlement role permission Attack Citizens for the branding settlement is needed to attack branded animals on or off-deed.
The settlement role permission Tame/Charm/Dominate for the branding settlement is needed to tame branded animals on or off-deed.
Removing a brand also deletes all settings and history associated with that animal.
While taming or caring for an animal will show them in your list, neither will enable permission management.
Branded animals can have their equipment managed by anyone with Manage Equipment enabled as if they had tamed it.
The Lead settlement permission only allows a player to lead an animal, whereas May Ride set on the animal allows a player to lead and ride that animal.
Branded animals may be given a nickname by the mayor of the deed that branded them.
Example, if Runheart is given the nickname of 'Spot': A aged fat runheart 'Spot' grazes.
Branded animals may be remote managed, even when off deed.
Branded horses have the same protection when dead as when alive (until the next server restart), meaning only those who have permissions may take items from the corpse.
Revoking permissions from someone riding the animal will not dismount them, but it will prevent them from riding the animal again once they disembark.
The limit to the number of branded animals you can have is tiles / 11.
Allows managing of these permissions.
Allows riding of this animal.
Allows being a passenger of this animal.
Allows adding or removing equipment from the animal without taming it.
You can manage buildings by right-clicking on your body and clicking on Manage > Buildings. You may also right-click on a building directly and select Manage Building. This will be under the Permissions menu if there are multiple permission options on that building. You may only manage a building if you have been given the Manage Item permission on that building, have the Manage Allowed Objects settlement permission if the building is managed by the settlement, or if you are the owner of the building. Owners of settlement-managed buildings without Manage Allowed Objects or Manage Item can only change the building's ownership.
A building must have all first floor walls complete before permissions will work on that building, and doors must be locked with a door lock before they respect the May Enter permission. All other permissions are enforced without door locks. While building the initial walls of a building requires Build settlement permission, the Modify Building permission on the building itself is required to continue building by anyone but the owner once the walls are complete. The owner is the person who planned the structure.
Owners of buildings that are not managed by a settlement, or mayors of settlement-managed buildings, may click on the Demolish button to completely destroy that building. This action cannot be undone.
Permissions on a building will override Settlement permissions.
Only the current owner of a building may tick Settlement May Manage.
Only the current owner of a building, or the mayor when Settlement May Manage is checked, can rename the building or its doors.
Only the mayor may un-tick Settlement May Manage.
You must have Pickup Items as well as May (Un)Load to load things from a building.
You must have May Enter permissions in order to drop something inside a building.
Container permissions override building permissions, allowing you to let someone take from a specific container without giving them Pickup Items on the building.
If Settlement May Manage is set, the mayor is able to demolish a building instead of the actual owner.
Any villager with Destroy Any Building may bash a building, regardless of ownership or settlement management.
Checking a building and pushing the Manage Permissions button will take you to a screen where the owner can re-name the building and change the ownership. The owner and any other players with direct or inherited manage permissions will also be able to view and modify all permissions linked to the building.
allows the loading and unloading of items, overriding the deed settings. Requires Pickup Items for the target to load items they do not own and Pickup Planted for planted items.
You may manage doors by picking a building and clicking the Manage All Doors button. You may also manage a door directly by right-clicking on the door and clicking on Permissions > Manage Door. Door permissions are managed by the building's permissions by default. To manage individual door permissions, remove the check for Controlled By Building and Apply Changes. Doors can be named by typing a name into the box next to Name. You must be able to manage the building the door is attached to in order to manage the doors on that building.
Door permissions are only enabled when the door has a door lock attached.
Doors default to Controlled By Building and anyone with Manage Item can toggle this option.
Doors may only be renamed by the owner of the building, or the mayor when Settlement May Manage is checked.
Allows passing through this door.
A small padlock or large padlock is required to activate vehicle permissions. You can manage land vehicles by right-clicking on your body and clicking on Manage > Carts and Wagons. You may also right-click on an vehicle you own or have permission to manage and click Manage Item. Item will be whatever the type of vehicle it is that you are managing. This option may be under the Permissions menu if there are multiple permission options on that item. You will only have the option to manage a vehicle if you are the owner or have been given the Manage Item permission on that vehicle.
The owner of a vehicle you may be using can change the name of that vehicle at any time or attach a lock to it thereby making it useless to anyone else, including locking you out of any items you may have inside the cart.
If you have obtained a locked vehicle from another player who did not pass along the key to you, immediately replace the lock. Failing to do so can result in the owner of the key unlocking your vehicle at any time.
Not all permissions will be visible on all vehicles. For example, small carts will not have Can Command or Can be Passenger.
Only the owner may rename the vehicle.
Allows commanding of this vehicle.
Allows being a passenger of this vehicle.
Allows access to the hold.
Allows the vehicle to be dragged.
A gate must be locked with a gate lock for permissions to become active on it, though the mayor may rename the gate if it is managed by a settlement without a lock. You can manage gates by right-clicking on your body and clicking on Manage > Gates. You may also right-click on a gate directly and select Manage gate. This will be under the Permissions menu if there are multiple permission options on that gate. You may only manage a gate if you have been given the Manage Item permission on that gate, have the Manage Allowed Objects settlement permission if the gate is managed by the settlement, or if you are the owner of the gate. Owners of settlement-managed gates without Manage Allowed Objects or Manage Item can only change the gate's ownership.
A gate created off-deed must have a lock attached in order to rename it or manage it in any way.
The owner of a gate is whomever attached the lock.
Anyone can attach a lock to an off-deed gate, but only citizens with Attach Lock can attach or replace locks on-deed.
Settlement May Manage allows the mayor and any citizen with the Manage Allowed Objects permission to manage this item.
Only the current owner may tick Settlement May Manage for off-deed gates, and only the mayor may remove the tick.
A gate created on-deed defaults to Settlement May Manage. A lock is required to manage permissions, but the mayor can rename an gate without a lock.
You cannot remove Settlement May Manage for on-deed gates.
Locked off-deed gates without Settlement May Manage may be renamed by their current owner.
Locked on-deed gates and off-deed gates with Settlement May Manage may only be renamed by the mayor of that settlement.
Settlement-managed gates with no permissions ticked can be controlled by the settlement role permission May Pass Gates.
Off-deed gates, even with Settlement May Manage, must be managed to allow citizens to pass.
Anyone with a key to the current lock on the gate may unlock and pass through the gate.
It is important to replace locks on gates that you extend your deed over, or when you are unsure as to who may have keys to it.
Allows entry through this gate even when its locked.
Allows locking (and unlocking) of this gate.
You can manage mine doors by right-clicking on your body and clicking on Manage > Mine Doors. You may also right-click on a mine door directly and select Manage Mine Door. This will be under the Permissions menu if there are multiple permission options on that door. You may need to stand on the tile adjacent to a mine door in order for it to remain closed so you may right-click on it. You may only manage a mine door if you have been given the Manage Item permission on that door, have the Manage Allowed Objects settlement permission if the door is managed by the settlement, or if you are the owner of the mine door. Owners of settlement-managed mine doors without Manage Allowed Objects or Manage Item can only change the mine door's ownership.
The owner of the mine door is the player that installed it. When managed by the settlement, the mayor is treated as the owner.
On-deed mine doors automatically set the Settlement May Manage flag, which cannot be removed while it remains on-deed.
When a deed no longer covers a mine door, the Settlement May Manage flag is automatically removed, which the original owner may tick again if desired.
Permissions are cleared whenever Settlement May Manage is removed.
The owner, or the mayor if managed by a settlement, may rename a mine door.
Allows passing through the mine door.
You can manage your settlement by right-clicking on your body and clicking on Manage > Settlement. This will bring up a list of various settlement options depending on your current permissions. The mayor may also use the settlement deed item in their inventory, and anyone can use the settlement token to both manage and view permissions of that settlement.
The Allow Actions on Allied Deeds permission is required in order to take advantage of a vehicles Allow Allies permissions to be enforced.
If a role is given to a Trusted friend who also inherits the Citizens of my Deed roles the citizen permissions will take priority. It would be required to manually add the desired role for the player to the managed item if it differs from the citizen permission. The player can exist in more than one list; if different permissions are selected for the same player, they will end up with a merged set of permissions.
Item-level permissions, including Deny All, can be used to override settlement-level permissions.
Blue settings may only be set on citizen-type roles.
Destroy Any Building is a citizen-only role. This will allow anyone with this permission the ability to bash any building, regardless of ownership.
Allows branding of animals on deed. - Only for Citizen type roles.
Allows breeding of animals on deed.
Allows grooming of animals on deed.
Allows leading of animals on deed.
Allows milking of cows and shearing of sheep.
Allows sacrificing of animals on deed.
Allows taming of animals on deed. Charming and Dominating requires this and Cast Deity Spells.
Allows ability to color and continue on buildings and build fences and place mine doors.
Allows destruction of fences and gates.
Allows lockpicking of buildings, items and gates. Also requires Pickup permission to lockpick items. - Only for Citizen type roles.
Allows cultivating of packed tiles.
Allows digging of resource tiles.
Allows terraforming (digging, leveling and flattening).
Allows chopping down of all trees and bushes except the very old and overaged trees.
Allows chopping down of Very Old and Overraged trees. Also allows 'Wild Growth' spell on hedges, but that requires Cast Deity Spells privilege as well.
Allows harvesting from trees and bushes.
Allows ability to make lawn.
Allows picking of sprouts from trees and bushes and also allows picking of flowers.
Allows planting of flowers, mixed grass and thatch.
Allows planting of sprouts including hedges.
Allows pruning of trees and bushes including hedges.
Allows attacking of citizens and allies of the settlement.
Allows attacking of non citizens which includes animals.
Allows use of deity spells on deed.
Allows use of sorcery spells on deed.
Allows foraging and botanizing on deed.
Allows passing of gates that don't have any permissions set.
Allows placing of merchants and traders.
Allows adding or removing of paving on deed.
Allows use of meditation abilities on deed.
Allows attaching of locks on items on deed. - Only for Citizen type roles.
Allows dropping of items on deed.
Allows improving and repairing of items on deed.
Allows loading of items on deed, also requires Pickup permissions or Pickup Planted permission.
Allows picking up of items on deed.
Allows picking up of planted items on deed, also requires Pickup permission.
Allows planting and securing of items on deed.
Allows pull, push, and turning of items on deed.
Allows unloading of items on deed.
Allows mining of floors in cave on deed including leveling and flattening in caves.
Allows mining of iron veins on deed.
Allows mining of other veins on deed.
Allows mining of rock in caves on deed.
Allows surface mining on deed.
Allows making tunnel entrances on deed.
Only citizen-type roles may have these permissions set on them. They are not visible on non-citizen roles and cannot be enabled.
If checked when creating a new non-citizen role, they will be removed once the role is saved.
Allows actions on allied deeds using their ally role, if not set then they it will use their non-citizen.
Allows demolition of any building.
Allows ability to invite non-citizens to join the settlement including using recruitment boards.
Allows ability to manage allowed objects, that's buildings, gates, and mine doors that have the Settlement May Manage flag set.
Allows ability to assign roles to citizens.
Allows hiring guards to protect the settlement and uphold these rules.
Allows ability to add and remove village annotations on the map. Updating alliance annotations requires the manage politics permission as well.
Allows ability to form and break alliances with other settlements, as well as declare war and make peace.
Allows ability to manage reputations.
Allows managing of permissions in any role in which you have the corresponding permission in your role.
Allows ability to configure twitter settings.
Allows ability to change the size of the settlement.
A boat lock is required to activate ship permissions. You can manage ships by right-clicking on your body and clicking on Manage > Ships. You may also right-click on an ship you own or have permission to manage and click Manage Ship. This option may be under the Permissions menu if there are multiple permission options on that ship. You will only have the option to manage a ship if you are the owner or have been given the Manage Item permission on that ship.
Do not rely on permission categories, such as Alliance of "Alliance Name" or Citizens of "Settlement Name" for crossing server borders. Instead use named permissions.
Unless you are the owner, have the key or have full manage rights to an item, taking it across server borders will leave you with an item that you can no longer manage or use.
The owner of a vehicle can change the name of that vehicle at any time or attach a lock to it thereby making it useless to anyone else, including locking you out of any items you may have inside the cart.
Commanding a boat cross server without explicit permissions will give an error message and prohibit the crossing.
Keys are no longer required for unlocking or replacing a lock if you are the owner of the boat.
Item permissions cannot be managed remotely and must be done at the item you wish to manage.
Containers require a small padlock or a large padlock to be attached in order to activate permissions. The owner of the container is the person who dropped it, planted it, or unloaded it, and only the owner may attach or replace a lock on a container. To manage a container, right-click on the container and click Permissions > Manage Item, where Item will be the type of container you are managing. You must be the owner or have been given the Manage Item permission in order to manage that container.
Only the owner may rename a container.
Keys may still be used to access containers without the need to set up permissions.
Keys are not required to modify a container's lock.
Allows access to this container.
You can manage a bed by right-clicking on the bed and clicking Permissions > Manage Bed. You must either be the owner of the building the bed is in, be able to manage the building, or have the Manage Item permission for that bed in order to manage it. Since Manage Allowed Objects allows for management of the building, it also allows for management of the beds inside settlement-managed buildings.
Beds with no permissions default to allowing anyone with May Enter to sleep for free.
Only the owner of the building, or the mayor of a settlement-managed building, may rename a bed or set rent on a bed.
Free Sleep overrides any rent set on that bed.
Allows access to this bed.
Here are a few key points to note when dealing with managed items. Some of these are referenced above within the relevant sections.
This page was last modified on 2 February 2018, at 02:36.


Despite the accumulating evidence of impending crisis, the world community seems incapable of responding effectively. This situation is clearly unsustainable and, if present trends continue, is likely to lead – in this century – to runaway climate change, the collapse of major biophysical systems, global strife and diminished prospects for continued civilised existence.
The proximate drivers are excess economic production and consumption, and over-population – human impact on the ecosphere is a product of population multiplied by average per capita consumption – exacerbated by an increasingly global compound myth of perpetual economic growth propelled by continuous technological progress. While there is evidence of some decoupling of economic production from nature, this is often an artefact of faulty accounting and trade (eg, wealthy countries are offshoring their ecological impacts onto poorer countries). Overall, economic throughput (energy and material consumption and waste production) is increasing with population and GDP growth [pdf]. Consequently, carbon dioxide is accumulating at an accelerating rate in the atmosphere and 2014, 2015 and 2016 sequentially shared the distinction of being the warmest years in the instrumental record.
There is widespread support for the notion of clean production and consumption but in present circumstances, this must soon translate into less production and consumption by fewer people. It complicates matters that modern society remains dependent on abundant cheap energy still mostly supplied by carbon-based fuels. Despite rapid technological advances and falling costs, it is still not clear that renewable energy alternatives, including wind and photovoltaic electricity, can replace fossil fuels in such major uses as transportation and space/water heating in the foreseeable future.
Nevertheless, in the absence of effective carbon sequestration technologies, reducing fossil fuel use remains essential to avoiding catastrophic climate change. Resolving this energy-climate conundrum will require major conservation efforts, the prioritising of essential non-substitutable uses of fossil fuels and the banning of frivolous ones.
At the same time, this is a world of chronic gross social inequity that erodes population health and social cohesion. According to Oxfam, the world's richest eight billionaires possess the same wealth as the poorest 50% of the human family. More generally, the richest quintile of humanity takes home about 70% of global income [pdf] compared with just 2% by the poorest fifth of the population.
Higher incomes enable citizens of high-income countries to consume, on average, several times their equitable share of global biocapacity, while denizens of poor countries are unable to claim a fair allocation of Earth's bounty. This situation is egregiously unjust, socially destabilising and ecologically precarious.
The major social implications of these realities should be self-evident. In a rational world, the global community ( the UN, the World Bank, the IMF) would cease promoting material growth as the primary solution to both north-south inequity and chronic poverty within nations. On a finite planet already in overshoot it is not biophysically possible to raise the material standards of the poor to those of the rich sustainably– in other words, without destroying the ecosphere, undermining life-support functions and precipitating the collapse of global society.
The reasoning is simple. Because they facilitate growth and (over)consumption, globalisation and trade have enabled many densely-populated high-income countries (most western European nations and Japan) to greatly exceed their domestic carrying capacities. These nations live mostly on imported biocapacity – they are running "ecological deficit" with other nations and the global commons. Not every country can be a net importer of bioresources: the development path worn by first-world nations cannot be followed by developing countries. (Note that the bloated eco-footprints of many high-income countries make them effectively more over-populated than poorer countries with nominally higher population densities.) In particular, it is irresponsible for the governments of high-income countries to treat economic growth as the panacea for all that ails them.
The evidence argues instead that the global community should cooperate on redistribution – on devising methods to share the benefits of development more equitably. Unsustainability is a collective problem that requires collective solutions. Contrary to politicians' assertions, there is an unavoidable conflict between material economic growth and the environment. The larger the human enterprise, the more diminished the ecosphere. Homo sapiens have competitively displaced countless other species from their habitats and food resources. From only 1% 10,000 years ago, humans and their domestic livestock had grown to comprise over 97% of Earth's mammalian biomass [pdf] by 2000. This number may be closer to 98.5% in 2017.
• That rich nations consume less to free up the ecological space needed for justifiable consumption increases in poorer countries.
• That the world implement a universal population management plan designed to reduce the total human population to a level that can be supported indefinitely at a more-than-satisfactory average material standard. This is what it means to live sustainably within the means of nature.
Fortunately, planned degrowth toward a quasi steady-state economy [pdf] is technically possible, would benefit the poor and could be achieved while improving the overall quality of life, even in high-income countries. Considering the human suffering that would be avoided and the number of non-human species that would be preserved, it is also a morally compelling strategy.
Obviously, the foregoing diagnosis is anathema to the prevailing growth ethic, the belief that wellbeing is a linear function of income and political correctness pertaining to population policy. Many will therefore object on grounds that the foregoing prescription is politically unfeasible and can never be implemented.
They may well be correct. The problem is that what is politically feasible is often ecologically irrelevant. Effective sustainability policy must be consistent with available scientific evidence; alternative facts are mere self-delusion. Failure to implement a global sustainability plan that addresses excess consumption and over-population while ensuring greater social equity may well be fatal to the human prospect. Indeed, adherence to any variant of the status quo promises a future of uncontrollable climate change, plummeting biodiversity, civil disorder, geopolitical turmoil and resource wars. Under the circumstances, opponents of the present prescription have an obligation to propose an alternative plan that similarly promises ecological stability, economic security, social equity and improved population health to future generations.
Isn't it Europe that is overpopulated, rather than Africa?
William E Rees is a professor emeritus at the University of British Columbia, and former director of the School of Community and Regional Planning at UBC. He originated and co-developed ecological footprint analysis, which is described in the book Our Ecological Footprint: Reducing Human Impact On the Earth.
This blog was first published on the Millenium Alliance for Humanity and Biosphere website.


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Amoako Boafo on His Incredible Portraits: 'I Paint to Show What I Am'
By Andrianna Campbell-LaFleur for Wall Street Journal
Ghanaian painter Amoako Boafo, who lives in Vienna and studies at the Academy of Fine Arts there, was virtually unknown in the United States until the painter Kehinde Wiley contacted him in 2018 via Instagram. Wiley sent a short note and a line of encouragement and eventually an introduction to his Los Angeles dealers, Julie and Bennett Roberts of Roberts Projects. Boafo soon had a solo show at the gallery, and another is scheduled for next year. Bennett Roberts recalls unpacking Boafo's paintings for the first time, likening the feeling to Christmas morning. The Robertses, who hadn't seen the work in person before, had placed their trust in Wiley, whom they have been showing since 2002. "As [the paintings] were unrolled, it was something beyond special," Bennett Roberts says. "You wait for magic to happen. Everyone hopes for that."
"I like human expression," says Boafo, 36, who has been sequestering for much of 2020 in his hometown of Accra. "That's my starting point." Although Boafo's work is often compared to that of the Vienna Secession painters, there's also a kinship with contemporary artists like Jordan Casteel, Peter Doig, Janiva Ellis, Toyin Ojih Odutola, Andy Roberts, Amy Sherald, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and Matthew Wong. Boafo's rise has been fast and steep. Last year, he signed with Chicago gallery Mariane Ibrahim, and by the time the gallery hung his solo booth at Art Basel in Miami Beach last December, there was already a lot of buzz around his bright, lush paintings. His Roberts Projects show, for example, featured a series of works dominated by the color yellow.
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The Adolescent Development, Relationships, and Culture -- Books a la Carte
by Dolgin, Kim G.
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Champions League side plot swoop to land Chelsea striker
Date:2nd August 2018 at 7:00am
Chelsea could see a vast amount of business occur at Stamford Bridge in the coming week, as Maurizio Sarri looks to rejuvenate his squad.
Changes in the club's options up front are likely, amidst speculation that the Blues are eyeing the likes of Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski and Juventus' Gonzalo Higuain, which increases the likelihood of forward departures.
The Mirror states Valencia are expressing an interest in Belgium's World Cup semi-finalist Michy Batshuayi, who spent the second-half of last season on-loan with Borussia Dortmund and impressed by netting seven goals in ten Bundesliga appearances.
24-year-old Batshuayi is seeking first-team assurances and, despite Sarri making it clear he has a spot for him in his side, could look to force an exit to a club where he would be considered the lead man – rather than the supporting cast role he would get at Stamford Bridge.
Valencia can offer Kante Champions League football in return but persuading Chelsea into a deal will be a tough ask.


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Most Watched Netflix Original Movies of 2022
We list the most popular new movies on Netflix of 2022 according to the top 10s.
Published on April 5th, 2022, 10:23 am EST
Looking for the biggest Netflix movie hits of 2022? You've come to the right place as we'll be taking you through all of the biggest new Netflix Original movies that have dominated the Netflix top 10s around the globe.
This list compiles data from FlixPatrol which looks at the daily top 10 lists produced around the world. We'll also be using hourly data from Netflix's new Top 10 site.
If you're looking for the most popular Netflix movies of 2021, we've got a separate list for those here.
We've also got a separate list for the full list of every new Netflix Original movie released in 2022.
Netflix lists documentaries in their movie top 10s but we'll be covering those separately at a later date.
List of Most Watched Netflix Original Movies in 2022
We'll begin by walking you through the top 5 most-watched Original movies of 2022 before diving into the full list.
This list is correct as of April 5th, 2022 – due to be updated in summer 2022.
1. Don't Look Up
Top 10 Points: 20,807 points
Netflix Hourly Data: 389,580,000 million hours watched between December 19th, 2021 and February 13th, 2022.
Released on Netflix: December 24th, 2021
Don't Look Up was a late addition to Netflix in 2021 releasing over the Christmas period and has continued doing well into 2022.
Headlined by Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence, the movie comes from Adam McKay and is about two scientists trying to convince the world an asteroid is headed straight for Earth.
Netflix's Top 10 hourly data charts saw the movie present in the top 10 English language movie list for 8 weeks dropping out after the week ending February 13th, 2022.
The movie currently holds the accolade of the most viewing hours in a single week and the second-most-watched movie in 28 days.
2. The Adam Project
Netflix Hourly Data: 209,490,000 million hours watched between March 6th and March 27th, 2022.
Released on Netflix: March 11th, 2022
Directed by Shawn Levy, The Adam Project is Netflix's biggest movie release of Q1 2022. It stars Ryan Reynolds, Mark Ruffalo, and Jennifer Garner and sees a man traveling back through time to team up with his 12-year-old self to save the future.
The movie notably saw a big dip in viewing between weeks 2 and 3 suggesting that it may not stay in this top 10 forever but we'll keep you posted as the year rolls on.
The Adam Project is also one of the best-reviewed new movies of 2022 having a 68% from critics and 76% from audiences.
3. The Weekend Away
Netflix Hourly Data: 79,950,000 million hours watched between February 27th and March 20th, 2022.
Released on Netflix: March 3rd, 2022
Directed by Kim Farrant, this adaptation of the novel by Sarah Alderson is about two friends heading away on vacation together to Croatia but one of the friends goes missing.
The movie holds a 48% critics rating on RottenTomatoes and a 36% audience score.
4. Through My Window
Netflix Hourly Data: 103,670,000 million hours watched between January 30th and March 27th, 2022.
Released on Netflix: February 4th, 2022
The first primarily non-English language to feature on this list so far is Through My Window, the Spanish movie from Nostromo Pictures.
The romantic movie is about a girl's crush on her next-door neighbor turning into something more when he starts developing feelings for her, despite his family's objections.
The movie has a RottenTomatoes audience score of 26%.
5. The Royal Treatment
Netflix Hourly Data: 77,580,000 million hours watched between January 16th and February 6th, 2022.
Released on Netflix: January 20th, 2022
One of the major new romantic comedies from Netflix in 2022 is The Royal Treatment starring Laura Marano and Mena Massoud.
The movie has a 35% critics score and a 37% audience score on RottenTomatoes.
6. Black Crab
Netflix Hourly Data: 76,430,000 million hours watched between March 13th and March 27th, 2022.
Noomi Rapace headlines this Swedish action thriller directed by Adam Berg.
The movie has a 46% from critics on RottenTomatoes and 38% from audiences with the critical consensus being "its bleak and derivative story add up to a fairly forgettable viewing experience."
7. Brazen
Top 10 Points: 8,858 points
Netflix Hourly Data: 79,750,000 million hours watched between January 9th and January 30th, 2022.
Headlined by Alyssa Milano, this new mystery thriller is about a writer returning home and trying to get to the bottom of her sister's murder investigation.
The movie has a 15% critical rating on RottenTomatoes with an even poorer 14% audience score.
8. Mother/Android
Netflix Hourly Data: 52,900,000 million hours watched between January 2nd and January 16th, 2022.
Released on Netflix: January 7th, 2022
This movie landed on Netflix at the beginning of the year but didn't do so everywhere. In fact, the movie was first released in the United States as a Hulu Original movie and it continues to remain there to this day.
Mother/Android is headlined by Chloë Grace Moretz and just like many of the other movies on this list, didn't score too well with critics or audiences. It has a 33% critics score and a 24% with audiences.
9. Restless
Released on Netflix: February 25th, 2022
Originating out of France, this action thriller movie is based on the 2014 Korean movie called A Hard Day.
10. Against The Ice
Released on Netflix: March 2nd, 2022
This tense thriller stars Game of Thrones's Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Joe Cole and is set back in the early 1900s following an expedition gone awry in Greenland.
The critical consensus for the movie according to RottenTomatoes is as follows:
"Against the Ice isn't the most original or exciting wilderness thriller, but viewers in search of man-versus-nature entertainment could easily do worse."
We'll keep this post updated over time so keep it bookmarked.
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