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Every single thing leads to everything else.
by Anna Ziegler
June 4, 5, 6 at 8pm PDT, June 7 at 2pm PDT - Free, Live, and on the Web
Attendance is free, but limited to 100 connections per performance
* Notice - ACTUALLY contains potentially disturbing content on the subject of non-consensual sexual contact.
"RICH AND MEMORABLE." - THE NEW YORK TIMES
"UNDENIABLY FUNNY, POIGNANT & PROFOUND, with WIT and HEARTBREAKING WISDOM." - NEW YORK MAGAZINE
"COMPELLING AND PROVOCATIVE." - THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
★★★★ CRITIC'S PICK! "PSYCHOLOGICALLY COMPLEX AND POLITICALLY CHARGED, WITH ENERGY AND URGENCY." - TIME OUT NEW YORK
"This play should be required viewing for every university freshman in the first weeks of college." - LIFEINTHETHE8TRE
At a raucous party, during their freshman year at Princeton, Tom and Amber connect in ways that seem innocent enough at first. But as things progress, they find themselves in murky territory, with ramifications that could affect the rest of their lives. What actually happened between them?
Amber and Tom agree on the drinking, they agree on the attraction, but consent is foggy, and if unspoken, can it be called consent. ACTUALLY explores gender and race politics, or crippling desire to fit in, and the three sides to every story.
Tackling the highly charged topic of sexual consent, this hit play explores the intersection of gender and race on campus today, offering "a portrait of a generation" (The Boston Globe). This deeply felt, funny and thought-provoking play comes from fast-rising playwright Anna Ziegler (Photograph 51).
Runtime is 90 minutes. All attendees must be over the age of 13.
Stage Management by Georgia Ortiz
Amber - Maya Sherer
Tom - Kevin Minor
Meet Maya Sherer and Kevin Minor, the cast of ACTUALLY, presented live and on the web on June 4, 5, 6 and 7 by Zoom Theatre!
Maya Sherer
Maya Michal Sherer, a Pacific Conservatory Theater graduate from 2017, was recently seen Left Hand Theatre Companies production of American Idiot as Whatsername, Center Repertory Theaters production of The Diary of Anne Frank as Margot and Ray Of Light Theatres production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch as Yitzhak. Other recent roles include Veronica Sawyer in Heathers: The Musical (Marin Summer Theater), Grand Duchess Olga Katrina in You Can't Take It With You (Pacific Conservatory Theater), Kate Monster in Avenue Q (New Conservatory Theatre) and Viola in Twelfth Night (Half MoonBay Shakespeare Co). She would like to thank her family, teachers and Gabriel for granting her the ability to do what she loves. Check out www.mayamsherer.com for more info.
Kevin Minor
Kevin is an actor/director based out of Chicago. Some of his other credits include: Sweat (Asolo Rep), A Raisin in the Sun (Virginia Rep), Tiny Beautiful Things (Lake Dillon Theatre Company), Welcome to Fear City (Contemporary American Theatre Festival), Hamlet (St. Louis Shakespeare), Harvey (Heritage Theatre Festival), As You Like It (Slightly Askew Theatre Ensemble) and Seven Guitars (University of Virginia). Kevin would like to thank his family, friends, and God (whoever he, she or they may be) for their continued support, love and encouragement. Kevin is represented by Stewart Talent. kevinminor.squarespace.com.


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Jan 15 th, 2020
Philly Greek companies use policies, intervention to confront campus intercourse attack
Students whom went to Scott Fried's system use bracelets directed at them by Fried that read, "I am sufficient" (Natalie Piserchio for WHYY)
Alex Derbyshire ended up being shocked as he heard in belated March 2018 that Temple University had been Ari that is investigating Goldstein.
At that time, there was clearly gossip around campus about a intimate assault that allegedly took spot at the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house in North Philadelphia. Goldstein ended up being the fraternity's president.
"from the being surprised at the scale of that which was taking place," Derbyshire said. "After the surprise, I became actually upset. I recall thinking, 'How could this get way too long without Temple doing such a thing?' "
Derbyshire had been the president of some other fraternity on campus, Pi Lambda Phi, at that time.
He instantly called a mandatory conference for all 65 of their fraternity brothers and condemned the so-called incident within an Instagram post.
"We wish to stress that Pi Lambda Phi has zero threshold for intimate assault, misogyny, or racism of every kind," Derbyshire had written. He included email address for pupil wellness solutions and Women arranged Against Rape. In which he encouraged people associated with Temple community whom felt that they had been victimized to speak away.
Temple suspended Alpha Epsilon Pi the following thirty days. The university stated it had received "multiple credible reports" of alleged crimes — including intimate assaults and underage drinking — at a number of the fraternity's activities.
In-may, prosecutors in Philadelphia charged Goldstein with wanting to force a lady to execute dental intercourse on him during a celebration at the fraternity home in February.
Then in August, Goldstein ended up being faced with rape as well as other offenses relating to a 2nd attack the previous autumn.
Temple is regarded as numerous universites and colleges grappling with sexual physical violence on campus as a whole and also at Greek organization occasions in specific.
These incidents have remaining Derbyshire and other leaders of some Greek businesses grappling with how exactly to react.
"The whole Greek life and intimate attack problem actually extends to me personally," Derbyshire stated.
Through the ending up in their fraternity brothers, Derbyshire stated he stressed among the core that is organization's — to generally be a gentleman and also to buck the stereotypes of drunken, rude, womanizing "frat boys."
"Yes, it is a label, however it does take place, plus it's a location where things are more inclined to happen," he said. "I would like to be sure that we're perhaps perhaps perhaps not playing into that label."
Derbyshire additionally told their brothers concerning the connection with one of is own feminine friends.
The woman that is young dancing at a celebration whenever a person arrived up behind her and started groping her. She told Derbyshire later exactly how the event made her feel uncomfortable, and she froze in fear.
Ever since then, Derbyshire has started intervening — including escorting males away from events — as he witnesses comparable incidents at their fraternity's occasions.
"Just seeing someone look uncomfortable just isn't one thing you intend to see," Derbyshire said. "I hate to see individuals feel like it is their fault, plus it's therefore obvious it's not their fault."
The fraternity chose to engage more in intimate physical physical violence understanding efforts on campus, including Temple's chapter of "It's On Us", the campaign developed underneath the federal government.
Maura Brody, person in Alpha Epsilon Phi, and Shira Freiman, President of It's On United States TU and person in Alpha Xi Delta, introduce Scott Fried, a leading HIV/AIDS academic and motivational speaker at Temple University. (Natalie Piserchio for WHYY)
Two people in the fraternity may also be on Temple's violence that is sexual committee, created in October to generate trainings and academic programs for the college community.
Other Greek businesses, including sororities, have actually followed suit.
To increase understanding of the high prices of attack on campus — one in five females and another in 16 guys are intimately assaulted whilst in university, relating to a 2015 statistic through the nationwide Sexual Violence Resource Center — Temple sorority Alpha Epsilon Phi introduced motivational presenter Scott Fried to talk with pupils about permission and preventing intimate physical violence.
The sorority's history chair, Maura Brody, said the target, to some extent, would be to "bring a beneficial light to Greek life" by educating on their own, along with the temple community that is entire.
The business has also hosted workshops concentrating on intimate physical physical violence and healthier relationships.
Nonetheless, Brody said, despite these workshops that are new understanding efforts, she nevertheless feels protective of her siblings, and she makes certain all of them stick together at events to make certain unique security.
Matt Greer, this system coordinator for fraternity and sorority life at Temple, claims after the Goldstein allegations stumbled on light, "our students became more hyper conscious" of intimate physical physical violence on campus.
"It's about ensuring Greek life is having a stance against intimate physical violence," he said. "i needed to make sure that sorority and fraternity views should be heard."
Universities, universities do something
Some university and college administrations are taking steps to avoid intimate physical violence at Greek organization activities.
In 2016, an activist group at the University of Pennsylvania posted a huge selection of leaflets around campus, having a suggestive e-mail delivered by an unaffiliated, off-campus fraternity called OZ, inviting "ladies" to an event.
"May we now have your attention please/We're in search of the enjoyment ones/And say f*ck off to a tease," the e-mail read.
The activist group's leaflets stamped within the words of this e-mail utilizing the communications: "This is what rape tradition seems like" and "We are watching."
Penn now calls for any learning pupil who would like to join a fraternity to take one or more workshop on permission. The workshops are run by the organization called guys Against Rape and Sexual Assault or MARS.
James Hiebert, a senior at Penn, happens to be a known member of MARS for just two years. He joined up with after their buddy ended up being intimately assaulted, in which he ended up beingn't yes how to deal with the specific situation.
The trainings focus on "how men have discovered how exactly to mention intercourse and relationships and exactly exactly exactly what healthier relationships and intercourse appears like on campus," Hiebert said.
"Students usually speak about a hookup tradition where individuals have intercourse easily," he added. "People, specially males, usually tend to overemphasize just exactly exactly how much intercourse they think other folks are experiencing. But i really do think our tradition here by which there may be an unhealthy use of liquor and individuals spending so much time to relax and play hard is not constantly a wholesome combination."
All activities hosted on / off campus at Penn needs to be registered because of the college, have actually university-approved bartenders and protection. Kegs are banned.
Temple now calls for all fraternity and sorority chapters to join up all social activities that include liquor also to provide wristbands to pupils who will be 21 and older.
'There hotrussian women usa is change'
But have these new policies and efforts to boost understanding made a positive change?
" In the field of intimate attack avoidance, calculating effectiveness is difficult," Hiebert said. "There is change. Before, there is a focus on teaching the meaning of consent. Studies have shown that does not work alone, therefore we went with a far more holistic approach."
Based on a 2016 report through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, social-emotional learning — an approach that centers around available conversations and problem-solving techniques — is an even more effective device to stop violence that is sexual.
"i'm that I'm part of one thing great," Hiebert said. "There is often some body, anyone, constantly within the room that must hear our message, and therefore is important."
He can't tell if these efforts are making a difference across campus, Alex Derbyshire said his fraternity at Temple has made some positive changes while he says.
Derbyshire along with his brothers usually discuss just how to be much better bystanders.
"The basic protocol is, if you notice somebody being creepy, approach both the lady and man to ensure it is OK," Derbyshire stated. "If maybe maybe maybe not, split the 2 events by escorting dudes out."
Now, if the fraternity does host parties, the brothers be sure to inform the DJ to get rid of the point and music out individuals acting away from line, for them to be escorted down.
"It's more very important to visitors to feel safe he said than us having a good time.

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T.O. 33B-1-1 2-21 b. Contaminants within the discontinuity, that do not interfere with the penetrating mechanism, still take up physical space and reduce the volume of penetrant dye inside the discontinuity. The amount of penetrant that can enter may be insufficient to produce a noticeable indication. c. Contaminants that are strongly acidic or alkaline, such as residues from cleaning processes, can attack the dyes. This attack can result in a loss of color or fluorescence, resulting in a less noticeable indication. 2.3.4.4 Specific contaminants And Their Effects. 2.3.4.4.1 Light Oils and Soft Films. a. Examples of light oils and soil films are: hydraulic oils; lubricating oils; machining and cutting fluids; thin greases, such as petroleum jelly; and film corrosion preventive compounds. When present as thin films, these contaminants are easily removed by solvents. However, when they contain solid particles, such as metal chips, sand, or dirt removal is more difficult. The oily phase is readily removed, leaving the solid particles adhering to the surface. Removal of the solid particles may require a mild mechanical action, such as hand wiping, pressure spray, solution agitation or ultrasonic vibration. b. Light oils and soft films have several adverse effects on the penetrant inspection process. They readily enter surface openings, thus reducing or preventing penetrant entrapment. Oily materials on the part surface interfere with the mechanisms causing the penetrant to enter and exit from discontinuities. Also, many oils and greases fluoresce under black light. When on a part surface, this fluorescence could obscure a discontinuity indication or produce a false indication. 2.3.4.4.2 Heavy Oils and Solid films. a. Examples of heavy oils and solid films are viscous oils; thick greases; hard film corrosion preventative compounds; and particulate lubricants, such as graphite and molybdenum disulfide. These contaminants or soils are more difficult to remove than light oils. They require solvent or chemical action plus considerable mechanical action. Mechanical action can be solution agitation, manual scrubbing or pressure spraying. Cleaning for penetrant inspection presents special problems. The heavy oils and greases are viscous and flow very slowly; many of them have excellent penetrating ability and readily enter surface discontinuities. Removal of heavy oils requires considerable mechanical action where the forces are concentrated at the surface. Use of excessive mechanical forces to remove heavy oils and films may further aggravate problems by smearing metal over narrow discontinuities. b. Heavy oils and solid films have the same adverse effects on penetrant inspection as light oils and soft films. They enter or bridge surface discontinuities and either prevent or reduce the amount of penetrant entrapment. Many heavy oils and semi-solid films fluoresce under black light. This fluorescence can obscure valid indications and produce false indications. Heavy oils and films on the surface of a part, even in trace amounts, interfere with the entry and exit of penetrant discontinuities. 2.3.4.4.3 Carbon, Varnish and other Tightly Held Soils. a. Examples of origins of carbon, varnish and other tightly held soils are: partially burned petroleum and other combustion products; residues from evaporated fuel and oils; and dry film lubricants. These types of soil are very adherent and are difficult to remove. They require special cleaning compounds and processes to dissolve and loosen the soils. Strong mechanical action, such as scrubbing, pressure spray, or solution agitation is also required. Care must be used, since many of the cleaning compounds will attack some metals and alloys. b. Tightly held soils, such as carbon, engine varnish, and other dry soils, can seriously interfere with the penetrant inspection process. They can bridge over or partially fill the discontinuity, blocking or


Squirrels are ruining my window boxes and potted flowers, they even breaking my statues! Any tips on keeping them away?
The big furry tailed squirrels or the chimpmunk ground squirrels? The latter have an affinity for peanut butter which you can smear on the trigger of rat traps.
Big furry tails I'm going to try chili pepper paste and moth balls tomorrow.
I have two feral cats and a pair of grey foxes that reside in the woods at the far end of my front yard, behind my garden. I feed them dried cat food, not enough for all of them to survive on, but, it keeps them around. They hunt my garden for mice, rats, voles, rabbits and squirrels. I have lost nothing to garden eating critters thus far this year. I get all of my critter food, dog, cat, birds-from my local agricultural co-op, 40 lb bags. To date, none of the cats go after the songbirds or hummingbirds, and the foxes do not go after the cats, they seem contented to stay out at the outer edge of the yard, or the edges of the garden and predate from there.
I tried ground red pepper, but the squirrels seemed to like it.
Mothballs didn't keep the mice out of my garden shed.
Right now my big problem is little furry chipmunks.
I no longer find them cute. I hate them. last fall one burrowed under my brick sidewalk causing a cave in. We've captured them before in those havaheart traps with sunflower seeds, but according to online sources, my husband didn't take them away far enough, and it's possible that the same ones came back.
My neighbors cats hang out in my yard, and a red fox wanders through several times a week, but the squirrels and chipmunks don't seem to care.
he traps the squirrel in a little metal trap, with bait.
then he spraypaints the squirrel with bright orange spraypaint. he tells it, "If I ever see you again I will shoot you." Then he releases him, and sits on the porch with a .22 long rifle and waits. If he sees a bright orange squirrel again, it is game over.
I am not sure if this produces results or not. My dad does something similar, but drowns them in a bucket, while they are in the cage, instead of spraypainting them. I believe this to be more effective.
Squirrels don't help. I think what you meant was "Squirrels, help!"
A jack russell terrier in the yard does wonders in reducing the frequency/duration of squirrel visits; works for chipmunk and moles too.
I think Grandad needs to find a few hobbies rather than sitting on the porch waiting for "orange squirrels" to show up. .
I have found HOT chili powder to be effective....but if it rains you must replenish it and also you must renew it weekly.
I have read that BLOODMEAL deters squirrels but I have not tried it as of yet.....we too have a squirrel problem but we feed birds also and you can't easily keep them(squirrels) out of the feeders/garden. Good Luck.... .
The active ingredient in this repellant is BLOODMEAL....so I too will give it a try and see how effective it really turns out. . But I'm just buying the bloodmeal as a fertilizer....it is high in Nitrogen and is easily found at Garden Centers. .


The conference Nurturing nature for sustainable cities and regions will take place the 29th of May 2018 at the European Committee of the Regions, Room: JDE 52.
The aim of the conference is to look into innovative solutions which help implementing the Nature Directives when addressing pressing urban and regional challenges like flood protection, wellbeing and health, and the protection of our natural capital.
URBAN GreenUP's activities in Valladolid and Liverpool related to flood prevention, climate regulation, better social and health condition, initiatives for pollinators and citizen engagement will be presented during the event.
The European Commission aims to gather information on the regions' research and innovation (R&I) needs and on obstacles which may be hindering them from investing in nature-based solutions.
High-level speakers will come together, ranging from policy specialists of the European Commission and CoR members to hands-on best practice from Europe's regions.
This thematic seminar on Public Sector Innovation aims to raise awareness and foster exchange of information and best practice between the European Commission and the EU regions as well as among the regions themselves.
For more info visit the event page on the European Committee of the Regions website.


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Hill of Freedom
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Barolo Boys
The story of a group of friends, the "rebel boys" who made italian wine become so great, between generational conflicts, brilliant insights and never silenced controversies.
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At a time where the controversial Chief Minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi, is running to be India's next Prime Minister, Even the Crows explores the way in which his politics…
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Video and Vlogging Bootcamps, Industry Insider Episodes, and Keeping Schools Current in LA
by ICT | Mar 12, 2018 | Entertainment, ICT-DM Sector Portfolio & Activities, Los Angeles
The Oscars may be over, but entertainment instruction in the colleges and neighboring high schools continues to move full speed ahead this spring due to an innovative bootcamp program developed and produced by Dan Watanabe DSN, Los Angeles.
Dan Watanabe has launched an eight-week Video and Vlogging Bootcamp to train students on the ins and outs of working as a production assistant. The bootcamp focuses on several areas of Entertainment, including radio and television, which includes broadcast, cable, streaming, and web, as well as feature films.
One bootcamp is being held at the Los Angeles Valley College Television Studio, and a second bootcamp at Birmingham High School in Van Nuys. By the end of eight sessions, students have a working knowledge of how a production operates in the office, on the set, and during post-production and delivery. And, just as important, they have an understanding of how the business functions as a whole.
Watanabe is also re-vamping a video series designed for instructors to use in their online entertainment-related classes. "Industry Insiders" was produced nearly five years ago, and Watanabe found that he needed to update many of the older episodes to keep them current.
"We are doing a reshoot of several episodes of Industry Insiders as well as re-editing our older versions," said Watanabe. "We are doing this so they can be more easily used statewide as resources on below-the-line jobs for those who don't have the access."
When not busy running bootcamps and updating instructor resources, Watanabe serves on a large number of advisories in the LA area in an effort to keep the colleges current. This is especially important in light of the recent report by the LA Economic Development Corporation which gives information on future workforce needs and where the industry is headed.
The report states that jobs in entertainment grew four times as fast compared to the regional economy as a whole, which is welcome news for students interested in this field. Employment in digital media is expected to grow by nearly 7 percent by 2021, adding more than 14,000 new jobs in the region. The report also highlights community college programs in the LA Basin that train students for jobs in digital media and entertainment. View the full report here.
For more information about the bootcamps and entertainment instructor resources, contact Dan Watanabe at watanabedan-ideas@yahoo.com.


Add the saffron to 1/2 cup of hot water and set it aside to soak for at least 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, divide the burrata in half, then pull the interior out of the casing. Shred the casing into small strips and set aside.
Place the interior in a small bowl and add a little of the burrata brine (the water from the container) and mix to make a cream (you want it about the consistency of melted ice cream).
Bring a large pot of heavily salted water to a boil over high heat when it boils cook the pasta 2 minutes short of the package directions.
Meanwhile, heat a bit of oil in a large pan and add the onion and pancetta and cook until the pancetta is crisp and the onion is golden brown.
Add the saffron water and stir to incorporate.
Drain the pasta and add to the pan, stirring to incorporate and until the pasta is cooked to al dente.
To serve, place the burrata cream in a serving dish then top with pasta and the burrata strips then serve.


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Passing Over
I don't care much for Chanukah.
My birthday is nice, but not such a big deal.
I very much dig New Year's Ever, but am generally ready for bed by 10:30.
Christmas and Easter always leave me feeling left out.
But Passover—I friggin' love Passover.
We had a Seder at our house last night. Eleven people in total. Some Jewish, some not Jewish. Doesn't matter.
For me, it's all about the ritual. Or, as my dad used to say when he'd lead our home Seder, Jews everywhere are doing the same thing at the same time—and that's really neat. Which I 100 percent agree with. There's something about Passover that feels … warm. And embracing. I'm as religious as a stump, but I still love being Jewish in the way (I imagine) it feels like being African-American or Italian or Polish. It's cultural. You know what Jews have been through, and what they continue to experience, and that serves as a connector. I feel like, 99 of 100 times, I can tell when someone I'm with is Jewish, just because, like dogs, we can sniff it out. Identity. Home.
I happened to marry an amazing chef, which makes Passover all the better. But even though—in the kitchen—she's Julia Child and I'm Greg Childs, I always try and make Carrot Moosh, the recipe passed down from Marta Herz, my late grandmother. I'm usually the only person who wants it, but—again—bringing forth the dish feels like a righteous connection to Judaism and the family.
Ah, Passover.
I really do love it.
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Child drownings linked to phone-distracted parents who fail to look up
Experts around the world -- lifeguards, police and public health advocates -- have begged parents to stop using their phones at the pool.
Child drownings linked to phone-distracted parents who fail to look up Experts around the world -- lifeguards, police and public health advocates -- have begged parents to stop using their phones at the pool. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: https://usat.ly/2BevNZV
USA Today NetworkJosh Hafner, USA TODAY Published 3:12 p.m. ET Aug. 15, 2018 | Updated 4:35 p.m. ET Aug. 15, 2018
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The world's largest lifeguard organization claims there's a direct link between child drownings and the smartphones parents hold in their hands.
The German Lifeguard Association, which fields 40,000 volunteer lifeguards across Germany's lakefronts and beaches, issued a warning to adults on phone distraction after more than 300 drownings occurred in the nation this year, The Guardian reported Wednesday.
"We're experiencing on a daily basis that people treat swimming pools like a kindergarten and simply don't pay attention," said Peter Harzheim, president of the German federation of swimming pool supervisors, according to the newspaper.
German lifeguards also blamed a lack of mandatory swimming education in school systems at a time when parents are increasingly too busy to squeeze in swim lessons for kids, The Guardian reported.
Last month, police in the United Arab Emirates warned parents to put down phones at the pool after two boys, ages 8 and 9, drowned in separate incidents in June.
"Families should not be busy with their smart devices while children are swimming and should avoid filling the swimming pool to the maximum," Abu Dhabi Police said in a statement, according to The National.
The global concern exists in the United States as well: A Texas mother was charged after a witness reportedly claimed she was using her phone while three of her children drowned in an apartment complex pool in 2015.
Drowning rates are highest among children ages 1 to 4, according to the Centers for Disease Control. Most such drownings occur in home pools.
Community health advocates in Fort Worth, Texas, pleaded with parents last year to "lifeguard your child" by putting down their phones at the pool.
"I don't think parents understand how quickly and quietly drowning occurs," Sharon Evans, an outreach coordinator for Cook Children's hospital, said in a statement.
"There is no thrashing, no yelling for help. The drowning child is just trying to push down on the water to get their head above the surface to gasp a breath of air."
Follow Josh Hafner on Twitter: @joshhafner
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AcoustiCafe Open Stage. Club Café. 6:30 p.m.
New Plays for the New Year. O'Reilly Theater. 6 p.m.
Rinaldo. Pittsburgh High School for Creative and Performing Arts. 7 p.m.
Healthy Eating. Jewish Community Center. 7 p.m.
Less Than Jake. Mr. Small's Theatre. 7 p.m.
Pittsburgh Penguins Hockey. Consol Energy Center. 7 p.m.
Michael Bolton. Palace Theatre. 7:30 p.m.
DiGiorno High Five Challenge. Market Square. 11:30 a.m.
University Lecture Series: Former Governor Tom Ridge. Porter Hall 100. 4:30 p.m.
Dr. Robert Farris Thompson. Mattress Factory. 6 p.m.
Winter Reggae Fest. Mr. Small's Theatre. 7 p.m.
Matsuev Plays Tchaikovsky. Heinz Hall. 8 p.m.
Slice of Life. University Center. 9 a.m.
Tchaikovsky the Man: Screening and Conference. Bellefield Hall, University of Pittsburgh. 10:30 a.m.
Yo La Tengo. Mr. Small's Theatre. 8 p.m.
Argentine Tango. Wightman School Community Building. 5:30 p.m.
An Evening With David Rohde. Cabaret at Theater Square. 6 p.m.
Benjamin Beilman. Bellefield Hall, University of Pittsburgh. 7:30 p.m.
The Time of Your Life. Pittsburgh Playhouse. Through Saturday.
Marcus; Or the Secret of Sweet. City Theatre. Through Feb. 13.
André Kertész: On Reading. Carnegie Museum of Art. Through Feb. 13.
Camelot. O'Reilly Theater. Through Feb. 20.
Queloides/Keloids: Race and Racism In Cuban Contemporary Art. Mattress Factory. Through Feb. 27.
Ordinary Madness. Carnegie Museum of Art. Through Feb. 27.
Orchid and Tropical Bonsai Show. Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. Through March 3.
The Rink at PPG Place. PPG Place and Plaza. Through March 19.
Lord of the Crane Flies. Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Through April 19.
Explore Evolution. Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Through July 24.


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Nonbelief and the desire-as-belief thesis
Charles B. Cross
Acta Analytica 23 (2):115-124 (2008)
@article{Cross2008-CRONAT, pages = {115--124}, author = {Charles B. Cross}, journal = {Acta Analytica}, publisher = {Springer Netherlands}, number = {2}, doi = {10.1007/s12136-008-0026-0}, volume = {23}, year = {2008}, title = {Nonbelief and the Desire-as-Belief Thesis} }
Cross, Charles B. (2008). Nonbelief and the desire-as-belief thesis. Acta Analytica 23 (2):115-124.
I show the incompatibility of two theses: (a) to desire the truth of p amounts to believing a certain proposition about the value of p's truth; (b) one cannot be said to desire the truth of p if one believes that p is true. Thesis (a), the Desire-As-Belief Thesis, has received much attention since the late 1980s. Thesis (b) is an epistemic variant of Socrates' remark in the Symposium that one cannot desire what one already has. It turns out that (a) and (b) cannot both be true if it is possible for there to exist an agent who has a desire initially, say the desire for the truth of p, and then expands the corpus of propositions she believes to include p. This result provides a new route to the denial of (a).
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More seriously, though, I agree with BadKen and Redwing. I think the AC franchise may have left behind. And they had a golden opportunity to reverse the gender gap, with a 75% Evie and 25% Jacob ratio. But I guess the flops that were AC: China and AC: Liberation is enough to justify that people don't want to play as female characters (not to mention that they're just so hard to animate... *sigh*). Never mind that these games were pretty different from the main franchise. AC: China doesn't even have the same gameplay from the videos I've seen.
Ugh, sorry, I'm rambling, but I'm just very underwhelmed.
You're not rambling It's all completely valid. The game play (I know, it's Alpha) looks bland, the NPC animations look like they are from last gen, and they sped up the fight animation in a way that it looks too comic-booky. As for playing as a female character, I WANT to play as one, Ubisoft just needs to bring their "A" game and give us a fantastic game with a strong female lead.
I can't imagine wanting to pre-order something when you have no clue what Ubisoft you're getting with this installment. The one that brought you Assassin's Creed 2 & Brotherhood or the one that brought you III & Unity.
As for AC: China, I don't think I'd consider that a flop and even if it was, I don't believe it's because of the gender of the character. I've played it a bit as I got it for free with the season pass. It's OK, but I have other games that are more interesting. It's pretty much Mark of the Ninja but with Assassin's Creed.
I watched the trailer for AC: Syndicate and I honestly can't say anything really made me interested. I'm still curious about this though as a longstanding fan of the series, but I think I'll have to jump out of the thread otherwise I'm just going to bring negativity. Something I don't particularly want to do if people are genuinely looking forward to this.
Will we get to climb things to make other things appear on the map? That never gets old.
I'd like to see them work on their world simulation a bit more. As the years roll on these gang hide-outs with prisoners sitting there while someone points a gun at them forever is weird. The world feels too much like it's holding its breath waiting for you to show up.
Say what you will about GTA V, it moves. Things are happening and it feels like whether you're there or not it will work fine.
Tough design challenge but that gameplay demo was a copy-paste of sh*t I was doing in Rogue a few weeks ago. New ways to traverse doesn't fix the fundamental groundwork of the game systems they've been flogging for years now.
See, but that is only if you are interested in changes to the system. For my part, I want no change - I am totally happy with the same game every year with slight gameplay updates, but no overall change to the game. I really don't want a new iteration of AC - I want and am totally happy with AC brotherhood's gameplay with prettier graphics every 12 months(in fairness, the addition of sailing was really cool). I thought that was why Rogue was so good - because it was so basic and really all it was about was climbing high things and stabbing guys. I have games like GTA V to have living breathing words - I just want to stab people and climb towers in AC games. I personally like the lackluster AI that seems to be just standing around waiting for me to stab them.
Wait... he has a cannon on his forearm? What the hell!
I want to see the sources Ubisoft is using for the costumes. They've been really good at that kind of stuff in the past games, I'd love to see what how they got to that.
I mean, at this point, who knows. They might just be German, and we all know how much the Germans love that leather.
The knife the main character has is a khukuri used by the Gurkhas. They fight with the British army today but the relationship apparently goes back to 1814.
While I completely understand what you are saying, and am guilt of more or less the same thought when it comes to Resident Evil (The older ones not 5 on), I think that developers need to be always poking and prodding their games with innovation. That's how you end up with really cool mechanics like the sailing you mentioned. Had someone at Ubisoft not said to themselves "Hey, what can we do to make this game stand out over the others" we wouldn't have Black Flag.
Also, climbing giant buildings and stabbing AI that has the personality and intelligence of a door-nob will only take a series so far until people get tired of the same-ol and eventually stop purchasing further iterations all together. That of course, will then lead to a series going completely away. This industry NEEDS new ideas, new mechanics and interesting characters to keep gaming relavent.
See also: Far Cry 4 and the lost letters side missions.
The Pre-Order Packs have been announced.
I've lost count -- is this Ubisoft Map-Defragging Simulator XI or XII?
After Unity I think I'll be passing on this one, but will be checking back in this thread for impressions.
I'm liking the edition with the pork pie. More collectors editions should have pork pies in them.
Some gameplay. Looks like every other AC game. Remember how fun the carriage parts of AC2 were? Yeah... now you can do those any time you want, if you're a horrible horrible person who actually enjoyed those portions. Also, I'm bothered by what's happening at about 7:00 minutes.
The animations in the first cinematic of that footage was pretty fantastic though.
Maverick, I'm not going to say you're not allowed to feel "bothered" by what's happening in the video, but I kind of think it's a step in the right direction. It's equal consequence for equal stakes. Isn't that the goal?
I don't... I don't know what that means, but that dude just cold cocked some random person and stole their ride. That just ain't right.
Watched the video. That's... not how horses work.
It's also not how humans work, but people have been ok with the climbing since AC1.
Loomer has interviewed the game's director. He seems smart and thoughtful, if not altogether forthcoming.
I don't think this mission has been widely shown. I hadn't seen it before finding it on Youtube. Great train station and a delightfully English voice over. At last, someone who's voice I can clearly understand :P.
Looks interesting, but after Unity I'm pretty much done buying these games on day one.
Yup. Very excited to play this, but I have had enough bad Ubi launches that I am not buying day one.
Reviews are generally positive all around getting mostly 8's and some 9's. High points seem to be the charming and fun interaction between protagonists, fun combat, and better traversal. It's being called the best after Black Flag.
For the first time in a main release in the series since 2010's Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Syndicate features no multiplayer at all — neither the unique spin on competitive multiplayer nor the cooperative play that was added in Unity. While some might miss the company of other assassins, it seems clear that the game has benefited from a focus on developing and polishing the single-player experience.
In addition to a higher quality of design, Syndicate suffers much less from the bugs and glitches that plagued last year's Assassin's Creed. I ran into a couple of crashes and enemies spawning into weird places. In one case, I fell through the world. But there was nothing on the level of the nonstop problems that Unity had.
Also absent from Syndicate: the dozens of chests and bonus features that could only be unlocked via a second-screen app or joining the Assassin's Creed Initiates group. The game now features a single option in the menu to log in to a "Ubisoft Club" account and unlock a few extras, but it never pushes it on the player. And despite still having the ability to purchase in-game currency with real money, Syndicate never feels miserly. I finished the game with 80 percent completion in around 30 hours, and managed to hit max level, purchase all gang upgrades and do most of the crafting I wanted without ever even considering buying extra material with real money.
It's also notable that despite having an already announced paid downloadable add-on, Syndicate has plenty of meat on its bones. There's one particularly cool and lengthy segment I won't spoil that absolutely struck me as the kind of thing that Ubisoft would normally have tried to section out and sell as DLC. Hopefully this marks the beginning of a more outwardly consumer-friendly attitude for the series.
Assuming it ships today *refreshes Amazon page again* I should be playing it tomorrow and can put some initial impressions out there. Told myself I wasn't going to Day 1 this after last year, but suddenly hit a major slump in multiple games at once and wanted something new to do.
I look forward to playing this on the one-year delay I seem to play all Assassin's Creed games on!
In other news, I'll probably be getting Unity on the next sale!


There's good news and bad news about the Suspiria TV series. The bad news is someone is making a Suspiria TV series. The good news is Bryan Fuller has already volunteered to make it.
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Want to be notified of new releases in Yolean/kubernetes-mysql-cluster?
This is a galera cluster setup, with plain manifests. We actually use it in production, though with modest loads.
First create a storage class mysql-data. See exampels in ./configure/. You might also want to edit the volume size request, at the bottom of ./50mariadb.yml.
Then: kubectl apply -f ..
Port 9104 exposes plaintext metris in Prometheus scrape format.
A reasonable alert is on mysql_global_status_wsrep_cluster_size staying below the desired number of replicas.
We need to assume a couple of things here. First and foremost: Production clusters are configured so that the statefulset pods do not go down together.
Pods are properly spread across nodes.
Nodes are spread across multiple availability zones.
Let's also assume that there is monitoring. Any wsrep_cluster_size issue (see above), or absence of wsrep_cluster_size should lead to a human being paged.
Rarity combined with manual attention means that this statefulset can/should avoid attempts at automatic recovery. The reason for that being: we can't test for failure modes properly, as they depend on the Kubernetes setup. Automation may appoint the wrong leader - losing writes - or cause split-brain situations.
We can however support detection in the init script.
actually one instance, but nodes should be considered ephemeral so don't do that - and up to any number of replicas.
Carefully consider the security implications before you create this. Note that it uses a non-official image.
kubectl -n mysql exec mariadb-0 -- mysql -e "CREATE USER 'phpmyadmin'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'my-admin-pw'; GRANT ALL ON *.* TO 'phpmyadmin'@'%' WITH GRANT OPTION;"