I'm disappointed he's wooden and I'm hoping they can make him fleshy human again. But! I'm not surprised. He was given the rules for being a good boy, and one of those responsibilities was Emma. He abandoned that so started turning wooden. Technically, he wasn't the one that made her believe, so the transformation was completed. But /something/ happened because he's no longer inanimate like he was in the finale. He was able to get up and leave the hotel room, so now I'm just confused.
As for Tamara, there's a quote from one of the writers saying the question isn't who she is, but what her angle is. I'm guessing that we'll find if she's a character fairly quickly but where her allegiance lies and what she wants will be kept in mystery.
Now someone tell me there isn't ANOTHER ****ing hiatus for like a month?
The next episode airs the 24th of this month so no.... unless something goes terribly wrong... we shouldn't have another hiatus.
I was under the impression the breaking of the curse would save everyone, including August, from whatever it was that was being done to them in "forgetful Storybrooke" before the curse broke. Since he was supposed to be inanimate I also was somewhat confused when he wasn't actually immoble. Something happened. Or the new magic missed the immobility part... either way, I don't think he's supposed to be walking.
I will miss Cora; she was always doing something unexpected, and she was so evil! And she influenced her daughter. Regina always keeps me guessing.
It will be interesting to see Pinocchio walk, and to learn the reasons why he is able to do so. The last time we saw him he was transformed into wood. I can't keep up with how the spells are supposed to influence things: guess we will find out!
For once (well, twice) I was right about something!
And August is back! Sorta. Why's he hiding though? And wooden? The curse should've been broken so he shouldn't be wooden... right? Right?? Or am I the only one who thinks that?
I don't like Neal's GF either ... She's up to something!
August being turned into a little boy again surprised me. I would've liked to see him normal but older again... though, that'd make everything too easy.... and Neal's GF would be in huge trouble mostlikely.
I'm still not sure how I feel about this ep other than vaguely annoyed.
I want to see how they'll explain Tamara and Greg working together. Her meeting Neal was...pffft so bad. I sort of want her as a anti-magic wrench without the romantic complications, ya know? But sigh.
I did laugh at Snow listening to Bad Reputation. And the internet yelling "the Dragon was Mushu!" afterward. And Regina being creeper.
But now there's a ****ing hiatussssss. No me gusta. "Enhanced" episodes right.
I would've loved the magical wrench without the romance... without magic of course. Her and Gred though. K... sure... but really? How? And Neal? I blame you Neal for causing this. If you hadn't of called her to come to Storybrooke too we wouldn't have this problem! But alas. We do. A romancy one at that.
I was sort of hoping Neal/Tamara would work out because it's clear he likes her. But nope. Freaking Greg. But I'll admit I can't wait to learn how/why Tamara is so jaded by magic.
Creators were on twitter saying the taser isn't a normal taser, so that better get explained. Maybe it's a magic drainer/battery/weapon? But that really should have been stated in its introduction since it's so obviously not normal.
Now I'm just sort of pissed that the curse was "oh we're going to a land WITHOUT ~!*MAGIC*!~" and season two is like "you get some magic, YOU get some magic, let's introduce hidden-in-plain-sight magic EVERYWHERE!". The only way I can justify it to myself right now is that the world itself doesn't have magic but it's easy to travel to/hide in if you have magic so runaways seem attracted to it? Ugh. This shouldn't need such extensive justifying.
Completely meh on Lacey. And that bugs me? Like, I should be more involved or upset or something. But I'm so sick of the plot holes and dropped balls on this season I sort of just want an awesome finale and for it to be over.
I did get a bit of sadistic glee at the end with Rumple beating the guy and Lacey watching.
I'm sort of confused on what the hell Greg and Tamara plan to do with Hook? Like, he's got no reason to be loyal to them and every reason to go to Emma and tattle.
Something I haven't seen addressed yet is the beginning. Henry in the shop choosing a wand. You have no idea how happy I was and how pissed I was when it was a dream. Because Henry picked /magic/, something that twisted Rumple, corrupted his mom, has been decried as evil and "comes with a price". But now it's shown that there's good magic (Emma) and Henry picking it made me happy.
Second, I wasn't the only one who got a bit happy when Gold did that? Good to know.
Yeah, totally agreed. I just want Belle to be Belle again. I mean Lacey could potentially make a great villain, but she's not Belle.
He's a pirate. Who wants to kill Rumple. Greg and Tamara (man she annoys me!) know how to do that. Seems like reason enough for someone as simple-minded as Hook.
Looks like they're going with the also-totally-already-called-by-countless-fans "Bae is Peter Pan" but honestly there is no other way to get out of the time problem otherwise. I'm sort of interested in the (twist? idk the original story) idea of the shadow picking boys.
But come on there is more than nuclear families! Family doesn't end with blood!
The scenes with Gold and Lacey kinda bugged me. Maybe I've been reading too much social justice blogging, but Lacey didn't seem like the kind of girl to leave when told /twice/. I do hope that more exposure to magic will start bringing up her true memories. It would be good because Belle will come back and Gold will be all "well I did these bad things" and there would be tension.
2). I'm also interested in the shadow. I really want to know more...I'm hoping that the final episode will show us more of Neverland!
So the finale aired before I saw this, but I'm going to answer it now and white out everything because SPOILERS.
1) Teenage Bae is so cute I totally agree. Floofy hair! He made a nice addition to the Darlings and would have made a cute pair with Wendy, but sigh. There is some speculation that Wendy is actually behind this whole "Home Office" junk because of her experience with magic. I really hope it isn't so.
2) We got a little more Neverland but no more Shadow, it was mostly Hook and Bae and then some Lost Boys.
3) And now Tamara has run off with Gred and (SPOILERS IN SPOILERS HENRY B/C HE IS SPECIAL SOMEHOW!!). They hopped a magic bean to Neverland, which Neal actually did not end up in.
4) I've been going along with something like "magic is pure energy focused into a specific purpose" or something because when Tamara got the thing from the Dragon she came back and said something like "no but there are literally no elements in this at all soooo". The whole "science getting rid of magic" shtick is still really unclear and I don't like it so I don't want to speculate. I also don't want the writers to get into the same confusing pile that LOST apparently turned into (I never watched it). I'm getting a pretty solid religious undertone from Tamara with all the "magic is unholy" and "cleansing" talk.
5) Well uh she got her memories back in like the first...half? 20 minutes? It was a small deus ex machina for sure, but I can justify it with Grumpy being the one to bring it up. "Mother Superior has been working on this for ages and August provided the key so hey our friend from the SEASON PREMIERE can get his memories back in time to die; also I asked her to make a second dose because Belle helped me once and I like her". They have a very emotional kissy reunion that was heartbreakingly sweet.
We do get Gold slightly tempted to try and off Henry in the first five minutes or so but that goes away after he gets told that Neal is gone/probably dead and everything else happens. In the end he leaves Belle in town to go with the family to find Henry saying that "he'll be my undoing but he's my grandson and we just lost Bae so I have to". And then is like "here do this cloaking spell, Tamara and Greg weren't alone and the town can't be found out" and she's like "you're not planning on coming back to me what the hell no".
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HOLY BALLS GUYS WE GOT MULAN/AURORA/PHILIP BACK AND PETER PAN IS EVIL AND HENRY IS SPECIAL SOMEHOW AND HOOK IS DONE WITH RUMPLE AND THERE'S A "HE" NOW AND I NEED IT TO BE FALL PLEASE.
I saw the name of Aurora's actress in the opening credits and flipped because YOU MEAN YOU ACTUALLY REMEMBERED THOSE CHARACTERS YOU DROPPED LESS THAN HALFWAY THROUGH THE SEASON? ABOUT DAMN TIME. And then they only show up for like ten seconds in the freaking end because that's where Neal went. They probably won't really address the epic adventure of getting Philip back and I sigh aggressively at how stupid that would be if they didn't. OT3 man, give me some OT3. I really hope they know how to treat a gun wound, and now I'm trying to remember if Emma ended up shooting anything they would have seen while she was there.
Peter Pan! I thought for most of the ep that "He" was the Shadow and Bae would be PP but NO the blonde guy is and he's like sort of evil? Might be being coerced but he seems to like his job and being a jerk. The Shadow was nowhere to be seen, which was weird because a lot of scenes happened at night, wouldn't that be better for it? I'm not quite getting the traditional enmity between Pan and Hook from Once but I find I don't really care because this "He" is much more interesting.
Maybe it's just he's the key to taking down the Dark One but I don't think so. Or another "product of True Love"?
Weirdly enough, I think I might be starting to like Swan Queen as endgame. I already said it, but Emma's ILU with Neal was awkward. Emma and Henry can be the family Regina never had, can be this perfect redemption without sacrifice. Emma is /slightly/ less tainted by her reputation as EQ and can be her Savior, the one who will stand up for her and forgive her and help her be good, because as much as Henry talks about good and evil he's not doing so hot at backing it up and helping her. Plus, Jefferson is gone somewhere with Grace and August is a kid, so they're not options. I know there's a large Captain Swan following but I just don't feel it. I like the idea of Hook and Emma and Emma and Neal being friends, but not lovers. It can show how magic can be used to purify instead of corrupt--I was honestly waiting for Emma to grab Regina's hands during that magic scene.
In-universe it has potential (oh it's got a long way to go, they can't just spring it, but I think it does have potential, even if you don't count Henry at all) and out-of-universe it would probably be a good PR move to get viewers because there aren't that many shows that feature non-heteronormative main couples, plus there are not a few fans who support it a lot. It's a fairly big contender when shipping polls come up, alongside Rumbelle.
Speaking of, their scenes made me want to cry. It was even more emotional than their scenes in the S1 finale. I really love that it was Bae's scarf thing that gave him the final push. And then Rum's breakdown. And /then/ protecting the town and Belle and leaving, knowing he probably couldn't come back. I don't doubt he will, but it's the thought that counts. I was miffed for just a second that Belle keeps getting left behind, because her whole thing as Fairytale!Belle was that she wanted to get out and have adventures and see the world but it's just been lolnope shoot her, hospitalize her, lie to her, incapacitate her, bring her back as someone else, give her her memories in time to be left again. I read somewhere that Belle was supposed to be a one-off but was so well received they brought her back but didn't know what to do with her and...yeah, I can totally believe that.
Overall, I guess this season was not /good/. Too many bad points and predictability and breaking your own rules and needless complicating and loose writing. But I am sold on season 3 and will continue to watch. And I will probably totally rewatch season 2 over the summer break, at least the finale once or twice.
White font just in case Sorry if my reply is kinda late, didn't see the finale until now.
For the longest time I thought they were going to do something special with Henry. His whole entire complicated family tree is full of special people. Heck, Emma is even the Savior. Henry couldn't just be an ordinary boy. However, who or what his significance is has me baffled for now. I might think of some insane ideas while drinking my tea this morning. I already have some pretty insane ideas on the possibility of a Tinkerbell, which I won't burden you with for now.
And I know, I was expecting to see more screen time for Aurora, but at least it promises us we will see her and Mulan next season. But hey, if we are lucky maybe they will have flashbacks on getting Philip back. I knew it was not going to be the last of Neil ether, so seeing him in Aurora's world confirmed my theory of the portal leading him there or to Neverland.
Not to get into a huge heated argument here, but are you suggesting Emma and Regina to be together? O.o Sorry, but I don't support mostly because Regina is weirdly part of Henry's family tree, and Emma's as well...Regina is practically Emma's step grandmother....and idk it would seem weird. I still however agree with it also being awkward with Neal, but that seems the most likely choice for the producers. And sue me but I'm one of the ones who support Hook and Emma but for some strange reason I have seen the most chemistry between them. Emma is the "cop" and Hook is the "bad guy" (; However I am most confident they will not be together. The only other one I liked with Emma was Graham, but he has been long dead since season one But she will end up with Neal anyhow, so it's not like us fans have a choice. I did briefly support the episodes with Jeff and Emma, but like you said, HIGHLY unlikely that'll happen.
To be all honest not everything in the season finale was as I predicted, which is good but not the best of what they could have done. with S1 and S2 I found their finales to have me leaning off my chair with "What's going to happen next?!". S3 however didn't offer that too much. I'll continue to watch the show because it still has me drawn in to learn more about some new characters, but S2 will still remain my favorite season for the time being.
Oh, don't get me wrong, I love that they didn't make Bae Pan, it was an awesome twist and I was really hoping fans were wrong after the incessant Tamara/Her and even further back Neal/Bae talk. And I also totally agree that it's a nice switch with Pan and Hook. I was originally hoping for Hook to come into his own as a villain, but it's not going to work and he's going to be that ambiguous/good one lol. Pan was rather menacing and I'm not hesitating to put him in the "bad guy" category though.
I figured Henry would eventually be more than a morality pet or cheerleader-type plot mover he has been, but I didn't think it would be something mysterious like this. I sort of want him to find his own, you know? Not be kidnapped because /other people/ say he's special. It's hard to explain.
These writers must have some kind of thing for flashbacks, didn't LOST have a lot of them? And practically half of Once is flashbacks, so I'm expecting at least one episode of recap of the "Mulan and Aurora Rescue Philip" arc-that-could-have-been and not just a throwaway line.
Yeah, Swan Queen is Emma and Regina together. Sorry, should have explained that, I thought my rant would do it. I'm kinda-sorta starting to see how the show /could/ do that and I could live with it. I think it would have nice narrative/symbolic value. The family thing doesn't bother me, it's not like they're blood related or have this huge age gap (I'm hesitant to count the 28 curse years, because nobody aged, only Regina remembered, and there wasn't a lot of growth for anyone but Henry). Emma and Graham were fantastic while they lasted, but SIIIIIGH.
Boo Emma/Hook The cop/robber dynamic is going to fade if Hook is turning toward good, though. They might be able to have that kind of moral see-saw for a little while longer since they're also stuck between the Charming's "always do what's right!" and Rum's "ends justify the means/evil extremes". But Hook's only just getting over revenge and still has these paternal feelings for Bae, apparently, so it would be an awkward love triangle. If they develop Emma and Neal better than the mess this season was, I can totally get behind it. I just really don't like that the writers banked on the "they're still in love" shtick. With them being in seperate worlds though, who knows what'll happen.
Speaking of Jefferson, have you heard about the Wonderland spin-off? The trailer was put out a couple days ago, I think. I don't really have any interest in it and I can't remember if they recast the Hatter (Stan had other shows? idr), but most people seem excited.
I think Rum is under contract for quite a few more seasons, so no worries there lol. Their scenes are always the best so I hate that they're separating again.
...but this was the second season finale. o-0 Where are you splitting an extra time lol.
And I agree that if they go with the Neal and route, I really want to see some development! They have me far from support as of now.
HOLY SMOKES! A Wonderland Spin-off? First off, I love Wonderland in general. I hope they do have Jefferson in it, and I wouldn't mind both OUAT and it's spin-off to occasionally cross roads.
Now I'm kind of if-y about it. I'm still curious enough to watch it, especially since we won't be getting any original OUAT for a while.
And I totally understand the frustration with breaks lol I watch Sherlock after all I'm pretty sure I made a few posts bemoaning all the hiatus-ing on the last page.
I feel so sad that the season is over...I don't really watch TV too much but every once in a while I get one or two really good shows. Now that OUAT is over for now my TV is going to be off most of the time.
I'm equally upset that Ruby will not be shown in season 3 except for some possible guest appearances. I wanted to know what happened to her more but apparently the show is not focusing too much on their older character as they are with the newer.
Just so the topic does not run dead, any fan theories or rumors? I suspect the possibility of Ariel, because of course Neverland has mermaids so it wouldn't be surprising if they slip Ariel into the mix. However, if they were to do so, it would have to be in such a way that it doesn't over-clutter the storyline. It might be best to put her in halfway through season 3, depending how the season goes. I had also thought I heard rumors of Aladdin, but that was a long time ago. But I don't think Aladdin is out of the question just yet Nevertheless, I still prefer them touching more on the older character then bringing in new ones once they get bored of the latter.
But I don't think Aladdin is out of the question just yet wink.gif Nevertheless, I still prefer them touching more on the older character then bringing in new ones once they get bored of the latter.
I would have to watch the episode again to make certain, but on the sequence were Gold was dreaming of killing Henry, I could have sworn I saw the lamp in his shop. Though, even if I did see it, given that it was a dream, who knows if it is really there or not.
I know there's been a lot of asking for Ariel and fancasts, so I do hope they do something with her in S3. Maybe she can be with Hook if Hook is turning good and they need to deflect him from Emma now that they're going with her and Neal?
But I doubt they'll do Aladdin. We already had and have dumped the Genie, and King Leopold served the purpose Aladdin did anyway, so I don't know if it wouldn't be redundant.
I'm underwhelmed with the Home Office plotline for now, but they'll probably give us more info on that as we progress. I would honestly rather stay with the family in FTL/Neverland.
Are we watching the same show? Might as well rename it "once upon a cluster and everyone is bad parents"
No it's not just you, I pretty sure I saw the lamp as well, actually more than once. But it could just be a minor reference that they never bring up again, so we won't know for sure.
And I would be lying if I had said I never thought of a Arial and Hook shipping (no pun intended). But of course Arial could be a completely selfish , the producers can do whatever they want, like they did with Peter Pan. However, that's if they introduce Ariel at all.
By the way, I thought the blonde guy was Peter Pan but I re-watched the episode and he's only a lost boy and I think he was referring to his boss.
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In previous posts, I asked whether there was communication and co-ordination among developers of Tor and Tails. I was assured there was.
This post of yours is evidence that there is none. The current version of Tails, which is 0.21, does not include TBB 2.3.25-15. The next release of Tails is scheduled for December 11, 2013.
Tell me, erinn, what shall Tails' users do in the interim?
Oh, by communication you meant that Erinn shouldn't announce her releases until Tails announces theirs? I think that's a poor plan -- the new Firefox ESR is out and public, so the clock is ticking either way.
Let me rephrase and simplify my earlier post.
Should users continue using Tails 0.21?
Perhaps it would avoid confusion and preempt questions if Erinn were to add a statement like "an updated tails release will follow shortly" to the release announcements?
In any case thanks for the prompt Tor Browser update.
Is it SAFE for us Tails' users to continue using Tails 0.21? I use Tails every day.
Your prompt response to the above question is much appreciated.
Should users of Tails continue using Tails 0.21, knowing that it does not contain the latest version of Iceweasel 17.0.11?
Or to phrase it in another way, is it SAFE for users of Tails to continue using Tails 0.21?
How close are we to upgrading the main TBBs to run with Tor 2.4.x? It is likely that 2.4.x contains a higher degree of security than 2.3.x, especially with the new handshake protocols, and these TBB releases seem to work pretty well. What's the timeline of the 2.4.x release?
Step one is for me to put out a stable Tor 0.2.4.x release. Real soon now I hope.
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Im glad to see and try "Pluggable Transports Tor Browser Bundle"
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I don't believe Privoxy has ever been a part of Tor Browser Bundle, although it was once a part of the Vidalia Bundle. Something called Polipo was included when Firefox contained a bug which caused connections through Tor to timeout. That's been long since fixed, so there's no need for something like Privoxy or Polipo to use Tor.
So glad the team is so responsive to propagating updates into TBB. Would it be possible to aim to standardize this practice across all TBB releases?
For modular components like tor itself, NoScript, and Firefox, it might be ideal to propagate updates to all TBB releases simultaneously. Encouraging as many TBB users as possible to converge on the latest FF/NoScript code in whatever flavor of TBB they use seems important from both a security standpoint and an anonymity standpoint. Vulnerabilities fixed in 17.0.11esr could be used to exploit the minority of TBB 3.0beta1 users without those patches, but to the extent other users running updated releases can be identified as non-vulnerable, their anonymity is also potentially reduced when component updates into different TBBs are staggered.
Yep. Try the newer 64-bit bundle she put up a little bit ago.
Status: Connected to the Tor network!
Message log: the usual stuff (100%).
'Sorry. You are not using Tor.
Not mine, by the way.
And it crashes often in multi-tab-use as well as -14 does.
As for the crashes, you might be best served opening a trac ticket with more details. Also try TBB 3.0rc1.
Opened a ticket for crashes.
Opened a ticket for crashes. Please add information, if you have some.
Do the Tor Browser Bundles use Perfect Forward Secrecy ( PFS )? If no, do they need to or is PFS dependent on the individual website being viewed and not the browser?
Whether you get perfect forward secrecy is a property of the handshake with a webserver. TBB supports it if the webserver you're talking to supports it.
Is there some old setting somewhere that does this just on MY system? Does this not apply somehow?
What don't I understand? Is my OS broke?
I saw this logic earlier.
noscript is a waste of time - it's well known the FH exploit bypassed it.
It depends how your noscript was configured.
The trouble is that we weren't using noscript for the thing that would have helped in that case. That doesn't mean noscript itself is a waste of time.
was it to do with some people whitelisting?
It was an iframe attack.
There is now a little thing at the bottom of check.torproject.org. It remains for us to make check.tp.o a better page. Also, in TBB 3, that page isn't the homepage anymore.
This release of the TBB freezes and occasionally crashes whilst visiting Amazon.
Oh? If you can trigger it reliably, you should open a ticket with details.
The tor browser bundle is flashing an update info that's apparently not available. It's no bid deal but probably should be addressed as soon as possible. Your efforts are highly appreciated.
Well, maybe it is a big deal -- what version do you have?
There are alas a few bugs in the TBB 2.x update notification mechanism. You might enjoy TBB 3.x.
Don't recall NS updating itself in previous TBBs.


A wonderful dancer, Sarah Schlitt, came to my studio last week to do some dance portraits for her auditions for universities across the United States. We did a few different costume changes and lighting setups. Below are some of the images from the session. As you can see from the photographs, Sarah will have no problem getting into a university of her choice via the dance (and I hear that her academic grades are outstanding too).


THE ALL-PRO is the third book in the Galactic Football League series, following on THE ROOKIE and THE STARTER. Seven centuries into the future, aliens and humans compete for the greatest prize in the universe: the Galaxy Bowl trophy. Quarterback Quentin Barnes enters his third season at the helm of the Ionath Krakens. He's re-shaped the team in his image, and the time for excuses is over — it's win, or be replaced. Quentin's championship quest carries he and his teammates across the galaxy in a brutal twelve-game season fraught with injury and death. But he faces more than just on-field challenges. As he enters a free-agent year, several franchises vie for his services. Will he play for a new team, or will he remain with his beloved Krakens. And then there's the slight distraction that someone, somewhere, is trying to assassinate him – and he doesn't know why.
The GFL series is described as STAR WARS meets REMEMBER THE TITANS meets THE GODFATHER. Join the Krakens as they fight to take the title and achieve immortality.
I love this series and have been listening to it via podcasts but I have noticed they have stopped being available on scribl. Did something happen? Let me know!! Thanks.
Moving forward, only the first books in each series are available for download after the initial podcast is over. THE ALL-PRO is a sequel, so won't be posted as a free downloadable podcast.
Dude, librovox dun gone bye byes….. Your stuff has got rabies or something. I can't download the audio files. Is this on purpose or a glitch? Either way where can I get audio book AllPro etc. By the way love the characters. Moomo kilowei. (Forgive the spelling I did say audio). Denver and her kind freekin excellent!! I know nothing of gridiron but this is great.
mystafyxa: You can still get everything from iTunes and Podiobooks. Search "Scott Sigler" at iTunes or at podiobooks.com. Enjoy!
It will do 40% on most items. There's a bunch of codes at my GoDaddy page. try them all on an order and see what saves you the most.
Nice Caddyshack reference there at the beginning.
but win or lose there's nothing like a good bar hop after the game!


text:
Q: Setting up resources in separate dll WPF I am wanting to have a set of styles contained within a standalone dll that can be referenced from a number of different WOF classes to define common styles.
I have created the standalone dll and tried referencing it but am having problems.
Here is the code for the standalone dll:
<ResourceDictionary xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
                    xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml">

        <Style x:Key="myStyle" TargetType="Button">
            <Setter Property="Background" Value="Orange" />
            <Setter Property="FontStyle" Value="Italic" />
            <Setter Property="Padding" Value="8,4" />
            <Setter Property="Margin" Value="4" />
        </Style>

    <!-- store here your styles -->
</ResourceDictionary>

Here is where Im trying to reference it:
<src:GX3ClientPlugin.Resources>
    <ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/GX3StyleResources.dll;component/GX3StyleResources.xaml" />
</src:GX3ClientPlugin.Resources>

When running I get the following exception:

Could not load file or assembly 'GX3StyleResources.dll, Culture=neutral' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find
  the file specified.

Any Ideas?

A: I do the same in some of my projects, what I do is to add the dll as a Reference into my project, then I use the pack Uri but i don't specify the extension .dll. I just use the assembly name (usually withouth .dll)
Source="pack://application:,,,/GX3StyleResources;component/GX3StyleResources.xaml"

A: I had this problem before as well. If you never actually reference anything in that assembly in actual C# code, sometimes (the criteria for which I cannot for the life of me determine) the compiler / the runtime / some combination of both just doesn't load or copy your assembly.
Add a class to your resource assembly file that does SOMETHING / anything - don't leave it blank, otherwise it will get optimized away in some cases:
public static class Resources
{
    public static void Init()
    {
        Console.Write(string.Empty);
    }
}

Then, from your application, call Resources.Init() in your App startup method before anything else to ensure the resource assembly gets loaded.
It's a dirty dirty hack, but it works.

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His Holiness the Dalai Lama will be giving a short address along with other speakers on the occasion. The event will be webcast live on www.dalailama.com.


text:
\section{Introduction}
Our understanding of critical phenomena in three dimensions has been greatly improved in the past
few years by the remarkable progress of the Conformal Bootstrap program.
In particular, using Conformal Bootstrap techniques, very precise estimates of scaling dimensions
and Operator Product Expansion (OPE) coefficients could be obtained for several three dimensional
models
\cite{ElShowk:2012ht,El-Showk:2014dwa,Gliozzi:2013ysa,Gliozzi:2014jsa,Kos:2015mba,Komargodski:2016auf,Kos:2016ysd} .
Among them a particular attention was devoted to the 3D Ising model, which plays somehow a
benchmark role in this context, since in this case both high precision Monte Carlo results
\cite{hasen,Caselle:2015csa,Costagliola:2015ier} and accurate experimental estimates \cite{exp}
exist for these quantities.

The aim of this letter is to leverage the accurate knowledge of the model that we have at the
critical point to predict the behaviour of off-critical correlators in the whole scaling region
using Conformal Perturbation Theory (CPT).
We shall discuss, as an example, the thermal perturbation of the $\langle \sigma (r) \sigma (0) \rangle$, $\langle
\epsilon (r) \epsilon (0) \rangle$ and $\langle \sigma (r) \epsilon (0) \rangle$ correlators in the 3D Ising model
both above and below the critical temperature, but our results are of general validity and may be
applied to any model for which scaling dimensions and critical OPE constants are known with
sufficient precision. In this sense our work is a natural extension of the Conformal Bootstrap
Approach.

It is important to stress the role played by Conformal Symmetry  in our analysis. In fact
the general form of correlation functions and in particular their dependence on the expansion
parameter (in our case the reduced temperature $t$) was already understood more than  fifty years
ago \cite{Fisher1968,Brezin:1974zz} and can be easily obtained using standard scaling arguments valid
in general for any critical point.
The additional bonus we have in the case of a conformally invariant critical point is that the terms
appearing in the CPT expansion can be related to the derivatives of the Wilson coefficients,
calculated at the critical point
\cite{Guida:1995kc,Guida:1996nm,Caselle:2001zd,Caselle:1999mg}.
In several cases these derivatives can be evaluated exactly and only depend on the critical
indices and OPE coefficients of the underlying Conformal Field Theory (CFT). Unfortunately the
power of this approach is limited by the fact that the vacuum expectation values (VEVs) of the
relevant operators which appear in the expansion must be known to all orders in the perturbation
parameter. This means in practical applications that they appear in the CPT expansion as external
inputs, they are not universal and in general cannot be fixed by using CFT data.
In some cases (in particular in two dimensions and for integrable perturbations) these VEVs can be
evaluated analytically \cite{Guida:1996nm,Caselle:2001zd,Caselle:1999mg} or numerically using the
truncated conformal space method \cite{Guida:1997fs}. When this is not possible they must be
evaluated using independent non-perturbative methods, like strong coupling expansions or Monte Carlo
simulations.
There are however exceptions to this rule. The terms involving derivatives of the Wilson
coefficients of the type $\partial _t C^1 _{O O}$ do not require any external information, they can
be evaluated exactly (we shall see below an example) and represent thus true, universal, testable
predictions of the CPT approach. In this sense they are more informative than usual universal
amplitudes ratios since they test the presence of the whole conformal symmetry in the critical
theory and not only of scale invariance, that is, instead, a sufficient requirement to construct
ordinary universal amplitude ratios.

The main goal of this paper is exactly to perform this non trivial "conformality test" in the case
of the 3D Ising model. As a side result of this analysis we shall be able to give a very precise
prediction for the scaling behaviour of the $\langle \sigma (r) \sigma (0) \rangle$ correlator in the scaling
region which we shall successfully compare both with Monte Carlo results and with a set of
experimental estimates of the critical scattering function for a ${\bf CO_2}$ sample at critical
density.

\section{Thermal perturbation theory}

Let us consider the thermal perturbation of the 3D Ising
model, characterized by two relevant operators, the magnetization
 $\sigma$ and the energy $\epsilon$, whose dimensions are
$\Delta_{\sigma} = 0.5181489 (10) $ and $\Delta_{\epsilon} = 1.412625 (10) $ respectively
\cite{Komargodski:2016auf,Kos:2016ysd}.

The perturbed action is given by the
conformal point action $S_{cft}$, plus a term proportional to  the energy operator:
\begin{equation}\label{act}
S = S_{cft} + t \int  \epsilon (r) \; d{\bf r}
\end{equation}
where $t$ is a parameter related in the continuum limit to the deviation from the critical
temperature. We shall denote in the following with $\langle ... \rangle _t$ expectation values with respect to the perturbed action $S$ and with $\langle ... \rangle _0$ those with respect to
the unperturbed conformal invariant action $S_{cft}$.

In \cite{Guida:1996nm} the correlators of two generic operators $O_i$ and $O_j$ of the perturbed CFT were expressed, by using the operator product expansion, in terms
of the  Wilson coefficients, calculated outside of the critical point:

\begin{equation}
\langle O_i (r) O_j (0) \rangle _t = \sum_{k} C^{k}_{ij}(t,r) \langle O_{k} (0) \rangle_t .
\end{equation}

In order to perform the CPT expansion one has to expand in a Taylor series the Wilson coefficients, while the VEV's
must be determined in a non perturbative way.
The first few terms of this CPT expansion read

\begin{equation}
\langle O_i (r) O_j (0) \rangle _t = \sum_{k} [C^{k}_{ij}(0,r)+\partial _t C^{k}_{ij}(0,r)+....] \langle O_{k} (0) \rangle_t
\end{equation}

where $\partial _t C^{k}_{ij}(0,r)$ denotes the derivatives of the Wilson coefficients with respect
to $t$ evaluated at the critical point.

\noindent
In  \cite{Guida:1995kc}  it was shown how to calculate these derivatives to any order $n$ and it was proved that they are infrared finite.

Defining $\Delta_{t}=3-\Delta_{\epsilon}$, the perturbed
one-point functions are (see \cite{Pelissetto:2000ek} for definitions and further information on the scaling behaviour of the model):
\begin{equation}
\langle \epsilon \rangle_t = A^{\pm} |t|^{\frac{\Delta_{\epsilon}}{\Delta_{t}}} \quad
 \langle \sigma \rangle_t = B_{\sigma} (-t)^{\frac{\Delta_{\sigma}}{\Delta_{t}}} .
 \end{equation}

We have the following expression for the first three orders of perturbed two-point function of $\sigma$:

\begin{multline}\label{corrW}
\langle \sigma (r) \sigma (0) \rangle _t =
C_{\sigma\sigma}^{1} (0,r) \\
+ C_{\sigma\sigma}^{\epsilon} (0,r) A^{\pm} |t|^{\frac{\Delta_{\epsilon}}{\Delta_{t}}}
+ t  \partial_{t} C_{\sigma\sigma}^{1} (0,r) + ...
\end{multline}

To make contact with the usual definition for the structure constants we factorize the $r$ dependence in the Wilson coefficients:

$$C_{\sigma\sigma}^{1}(0,r) = \frac{1}{r^{2 \Delta_ \sigma}},~~~~~  C_{\sigma\sigma}^{\epsilon}(0,r) = C_{\sigma\sigma}^{\epsilon} r^{\Delta _\epsilon -2 \Delta _\sigma}$$
where we have chosen the usual normalization $C_{\sigma\sigma}^{1}=1$ and we know from \cite{Komargodski:2016auf,Kos:2016ysd} that $C^{\epsilon}_{\sigma \sigma} = 1.0518537(41)$.

Following \cite{Guida:1995kc} we can write the derivatives of the Wilson coefficient as:

\begin{multline}\label{wilsder}
\partial _t C^1 _{\sigma  \sigma } (0,r) \\
= -\int (\langle \sigma (r) \sigma (0) \epsilon( r_1 ) \rangle _0  - C^{\epsilon}_{\sigma \sigma} \langle \epsilon({
r_1}) \epsilon(0) \rangle _0 ) d{\bf r_1},
\end{multline}

The three point function reads:
\begin{equation}
\langle \sigma (r) \sigma (0) \epsilon( r_1) \rangle _0  = \frac{C^{\epsilon}_{\sigma \sigma}}{r^{2\Delta_{\sigma}-\Delta_{\epsilon}} r_1 ^{ \Delta _\epsilon } (r^2+r_1^2-2 r r_1~ \cos
\theta )^{\frac{\Delta_ \epsilon }{2 }}}\nonumber
\end{equation}
while $\langle \epsilon (r) \epsilon (0) \rangle _0 = \frac{1}{r^{2 \Delta_ \epsilon }}$.
and the second term in the integral acts as an infrared counterterm.
The integral (\ref{wilsder}) can be calculated using a Mellin transform technique (see
\cite{Guida:1996ux}) or numerically.
In the first case only the first term gives a contribution:
\begin{equation}\label{derwilscoeff}
\partial _t C^1 _{\sigma  \sigma } (0,r) =
r^{\Delta _t - 2 \Delta _\sigma} C^{\epsilon}_{\sigma\sigma}
 \int \frac{1}{y^{\Delta \epsilon}}
 \frac{1}{(1+y^2-2 y cos \theta )
 ^{\frac{\Delta _\epsilon }{2} }}d {\bf y} \nonumber
\end{equation}
where $y = \frac{r_1}{r}$.
It is convenient to define $ \partial _t C^1 _{\sigma  \sigma } (0,r) \equiv  r^{\Delta _t - 2 \Delta _\sigma} C^{\epsilon}_{\sigma\sigma} I$,
so after performing the angular integrals we get:

\begin{equation}
I = 2 \pi \int \frac{\left(1+ y\right)^{-\Delta _\epsilon +2}-\left(1-y\right)^{-\Delta _\epsilon +2}}{-\Delta _\epsilon +2}
y^{-\Delta _\epsilon +1} dy\nonumber
\end{equation}
which can be solved in terms of Gamma functions giving as a final result: $ I = -62.5336$.

\noindent
Now we can write, introducing the scaling variable  $s = t r^{\Delta_{t}}$,
the following expression for the perturbed two-point function:
\begin{equation}\label{corr1}
r^{2\Delta_{\sigma}} \langle  \sigma (r) \sigma (0)\rangle _t = 1 +
C_{\sigma\sigma}^{\epsilon} A^{\pm} |s|^{\frac{\Delta_{\epsilon}}{\Delta_{t}}} -
C_{\sigma\sigma}^{\epsilon} I s
\end{equation}
Proceeding in the same way we have for the others correlators of interest:

\begin{equation}\label{corr2}
r^{2\Delta_{\epsilon}} < \epsilon (r) \epsilon (0) > _t= 1 +
C_{\epsilon\epsilon}^{\epsilon} A^{\pm} |s|^{\frac{\Delta_{\epsilon}}{\Delta_{t}}} -
C_{\epsilon\epsilon}^{\epsilon} I s + ...
\end{equation}

\begin{equation}\label{corr3}
r^{\Delta_{\epsilon}+\Delta_{\sigma}} < \sigma (r) \epsilon (0) >_t =
C_{\sigma\epsilon}^{\sigma} B_{\sigma} |s|^{\frac{\Delta_{\sigma}}{\Delta_{t}}} +
...
\end{equation}

Recalling the value of $C^{\epsilon}_{\sigma \sigma}$ and that
$C^{\epsilon}_{\epsilon \epsilon} = 1.532435(19)$  \cite{Komargodski:2016auf,Kos:2016ysd}  we finally obtain:

$$-C_{\sigma\sigma}^{\epsilon} I =  65.7762...~~~~ -C_{\epsilon\epsilon}^{\epsilon} I  =
95.8287... $$

This is the main result of our paper. It is interesting to compare these quantities with the second
terms in the CPT expansions.
To estimate these terms we need the values of the $A^{\pm}$ which can be easily obtained from the
very precise estimates of their lattice values reported in \cite{hasen}
$A_{lat}^{+} = -8.572(4)$, $A_{lat}^{-}= 15.987(3)$ and the lattice to continuum conversion
constants
$R_{\epsilon} = 0.2377 (9)$, $R_{\sigma} = 0.550 (4)$ \cite{Caselle:2015csa,Costagliola:2015ier}.
We find $A^{+} =-48.7(3)$ and $A^{-}=90.9(6) $ to which correspond the following values for the
terms which appear in the CPT expansion:
\begin{equation}
C_{\sigma\sigma}^{\epsilon} A^{+}= -51.2(3),~~ C_{\sigma\sigma}^{\epsilon} A^{-}= 95.6(6)
\nonumber
\end{equation}

\begin{equation}
C_{\epsilon\epsilon}^{\epsilon} A^{+}=-74.6(5),~~
C_{\epsilon\epsilon}^{\epsilon} A^{-}=139.3(9)
\nonumber
\end{equation}
Thus we see that, in the range of value of $s$ of experimental interest,
the third term in the CPT expansion is of the same size of the second one and cannot be neglected in
the correlators. Moreover we shall see below, by comparing with Monte Carlo simulations that,
in the same range, the sum of these two terms almost saturates the correlator, i.e that the higher
order terms neglected in the above expansion give a contribution to the correlator almost
negligible (and in any case never larger than $2\%$) with respect to the first three terms.
They can thus be safely neglected when comparing with the experimental results. On the contrary,
within the precision of the experimental data, both the second and the third term of
the CPT expansion are necessary to fit the data.

\section{Monte Carlo simulations}
We compared our results with a set of Monte Carlo simulations of the Ising model using the standard
nearest neighbour action for which the critical temperature is known with high precision
$\beta_{c}= 0.22165462$ \cite{hasen}.
The temperature perturbation from the critical point is defined through the parameter $t_{lat}
\equiv \beta_{c} - \beta$. With this convention in the high
temperature phase we have $t_{lat}>0$. We performed our simulations with a
standard Metropolis updating and multispin coding technique on a cubic lattice with periodic
boundary conditions. We fixed the lattice size $L=300$, which was the maximum value compatible with
the computational resources at our disposal. We evaluated the correlators for many distances in
different simulations, so our data are uncorrelated, and we sampled about $10^{9}$ configurations
for each simulation, with a thermalization time of $10^{5}$ sweeps.

We defined the lattice discretization of the spin  and energy operators as:
 $$\sigma_{lat} \equiv 1/L^{3} \sum_{i} \sigma_{i},~~~ \epsilon_{lat} \equiv 1/(3L^{3}) \sum_{< ij>}
\sigma_{i} \sigma_{j} - \epsilon_{an},$$ where $\epsilon_{an}$ is the energy analytic part that
must be subtracted. Also  $\epsilon_{an}$ is known in the Ising case with high precision:
 $\epsilon_{an} = \epsilon_{cr} + C \: t_{lat} $ , where
$\epsilon_{cr} = 0.3302022 (5) $ and $C = 9.7 (1)$ are respectively the energy and the
specific heat at the bulk \cite{hasen}.

We chose $t_{lat}$ small enough so as to have a large enough value of the correlation length
$\xi$, but not too small in order to avoid finite size effects. The optimal choice turned out to be
 $t_{lat} \gtrsim 10^{-4}$, for which $\xi^{+}
\lesssim 65$ lattice spacings in the high temperature phase and $\xi^{-} \lesssim 34 $ lattice
spacings for low temperatures. We verified that the finite size effects were negligible within
our current precision for these temperatures.

The results of our simulations are reported together with the CPT expansion in fig.\ref{fig1}. We also
report the prediction truncated at the second order. It is easy to see that the universal third
term of the expansion that we evaluate in this letter gives a large contribution to the correlator,
which cannot be neglected within the precision of current data  (and also, as we shall see, within
the precision of experimental estimates), and that our complete CPT expansion agrees remarkably well
with Monte Carlo data.

In order to estimate the contribution of the higher order terms neglected in the CPT expansions of
eq.s(\ref{corr1},\ref{corr2},\ref{corr3}) we
fitted the spin-spin correlator with eq. (\ref{corr1}), keeping the coefficient of the last term
(i.e. $\partial_{t} C_{\sigma\sigma}^{1}$) as a free parameter.

The results of the fits are reported in tab.\ref{tab1} where we quoted separately statistical and
systematic (mainly due to the uncertainty in $A^{\pm}$ and $R_\sigma$) errors.
The results, for all temperatures both above and below $\beta_c$, turn out to be remarkably close to
the theoretical prediction ${\partial_t C_{\sigma\sigma}^{1}} \simeq 65.7762 $ thus showing that in
this range of values of the scaling variable $s$ higher order terms in the CPT expansion are almost
negligible, as also suggested by fig.\ref{fig1}.

\begin{table}[h]
\centering
\begin{tabular}{|l|cccc|}
\hline
$t_{lat}$ & $r_{min}$& $r_{max}$ & $\partial_t C_{\sigma\sigma}^{1}$ & $\chi^{2}/d.o.f$ \\
\hline
$+10^{-4}$  & 6  & 20 & 61.4 (0.9)[1.2] & 0.7 \\
$-10^{-4}$  & 6  & 20 & 60.9 (0.9)[1.5] & 0.8  \\
\hline
$1.5 \cdot 10^{-4}$ & 7 & 14 & 61.3 (0.8)[1.0] & 1.0 \\
$-1.5 \cdot 10^{-4}$ & 8 & 20 & 61.1 (0.9)[1.8] & 1.1 \\
\hline
$2 \cdot 10^{-4}$ & 6 & 13 & 61.0 (0.8)[1.0] & 0.7 \\
$-2 \cdot 10^{-4}$ & 8 & 20 & 61.6 (0.7)[1.5] & 1.2 \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\caption{ Results of the fits to the spin-spin correlator performed keeping $\partial_t
C_{\sigma\sigma}^{1}$ as free parameter.
The columns $r_{min}$, $r_{max}$ indicate the range of distances sampled. Statistical errors are
reported in round brackets, while the systematic ones, mainly due to the constant $R_{\sigma}$, are
reported in square brackets. }
\label{tab1}
\end{table}

\section{Scattering Function and Comparison with experimental results}
By Fourier transforming the spin-spin correlator it is easy to construct the Scattering Function
(for a detailed discussion see for instance \cite{MartinMayor:2002mb})
which turns out to have exactly the form predicted by Fisher and Langer \cite{Fisher1968}
\begin{equation}\label{corr1t}
g(q) = \frac{C_{1}^{\pm}}{q^{2-\eta}} \left( 1 + \frac{C_{2}^{\pm}}{q^{(1-\alpha)/\nu}} +
\frac{C_{3}^{\pm}}{q^{1/\nu}} \right)
\end{equation}
with $q=k\xi$, where $k$ is the momentum-transfer vector and $\xi$ the correlation length.
The coefficients of the expansion can be deduced exactly from
the CPT analysis discussed above:
$$C_{2}^{\pm}
\xi_{\pm}^{-\Delta_\epsilon} = a_{f} C_{\sigma\sigma}^{\epsilon} A^{\pm}
|t|^{\frac{\Delta_\epsilon}{\Delta_t}}~,~~~~
C_{3}^{\pm} \xi_{\pm}^{-\Delta_t} = b_{f} {\partial_{t} C_{\sigma\sigma}^{1}} t $$
where $a_{f}\simeq -0.668025...$ and $b_{f}\simeq -1.02863...$ are numerical coefficients coming from the Fourier transform of the power
law terms of eq.(\ref{corr1}).
Combining all the factors we finally obtain:
$$C_{2}^{+}=2.54(2),~~C_{2}^{-}=-1.86(1),$$
$$C_{3}^{+}=-3.64(1),~~ C_{3}^{-}=1.28(1)~.$$

This result allows a set of interesting theoretical end experimental checks.
First of all they agree remarkably well with the results obtained in\cite{MartinMayor:2002mb} with
the $\epsilon$-expansion
within the Bray approximation \cite{Bray1976a} (see tab.\ref{tab2}). They also show that the Bray
approximation which assumes $C_{2}^{+}+ C_{3}^{+}\sim-0.9$ is indeed a good approximation of
the CPT result which gives $C_{2}^{+}+ C_{3}^{+}=-1.10(3)$. This is reassuring, since it shows that
(as we would expect) the $\epsilon$-expansion actually "knows" that the 3D Ising model is
conformally invariant.
As expected they also agree with the Fourier Transform of our Monte Carlo results (see the first
column of tab.\ref{tab2}).
What is more interesting is that they also agree with a set of experimental measures of the
scattering function obtained from a small-angle neutron scattering experiment on a
sample of ${\bf CO_2}$ at critical density \cite{exp}.
We report our result together with the experimental estimates in fig.\ref{fig2} where we plotted
the scattering function in a log-log scale so as to show the large $q$ scaling behaviour as a
straight line and normalized it (as usual) to the Ornstein-Zernicke (OZ) function:
$g_{OZ}=1/(1+q^2)$ so as to evidentiate the large $q$ deviations with respect to the OZ behaviour
(which describes the  small $q$ behaviour of the scattering function).
We plot our results with a red line and in light blue the region of $\pm\sigma$ uncertainty quoted
in \cite{exp} as the best fit result of their experimental scattering data
within the Bray approximation. We report their best fit estimates for $C_{3}^{\pm}$, $C_{2}^{\pm}$
in the last column of tab.\ref{tab2}, together with the results from our conformal perturbation
theory, the MC simulations, and the estimates obtained via $\epsilon$-expansion in
\cite{MartinMayor:2002mb}.

\begin{figure}
\vskip -1.cm
\includegraphics[scale=0.4]{fig1.png}
\caption{\label{fig1} Comparison of the Monte Carlo data with our CPT prediction.}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}\vskip -0.5cm
\includegraphics[scale=0.4]{plot_exp.png}
\caption{\label{fig2} Plot of $h(q)=ln(g(q)/g_{OZ}(q)$. The continuous line is our prediction while
the light-blue region marks the experimental estimate quoted in \cite{exp}  }
\end{figure}

\begin{table}[h]
\begin{tabular}{|c|cccc|}
\hline
            & MC & CPT & $\epsilon$-exp & experim. \\
\hline
$C_{2}^{+}$ &   & 2.54 (2) & 2.56 & 2.05 (80) \\
$C_{2}^{-}$ &   &-1.86 (1) & -1.3 & -1.5 (8) \\
\hline
$C_{3}^{+}$ &  -3.42 (6)  &  -3.64 (1)  & -3.46 & -2.95 (80) \\
$C_{3}^{-}$ &   1.20 (2)  &   1.28 (1)  &  0.9  &  1.0 (8) \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\caption{Values of $C_{2}^{\pm}$, $C_{3}^{\pm}$  obtained with different approaches. The
column MC shows the result of the fit to our Monte Carlo simulations. The second column
contains the CPT estimates (for $C_{2}^{\pm}$ we used the amplitudes
$A_{\pm}$ taken from ref.\cite{hasen} as additional external input). The third column shows the results of
the $\epsilon$-expansion within the Bray approximation\cite{Bray1976a} from
\cite{MartinMayor:2002mb}, and the last one reports
the experimental estimates from \cite{exp}.}

\label{tab2}
\end{table}

\section{Conclusions}
Our main goal in this letter was to extend the knowledge reached in these last years on higher dimensional
CFTs to the off-critical, scaling, regime of the models. We concentrated in particular on two point
functions in the 3D Ising model perturbed by the thermal operator, but we see no obstruction to
extend this program to other universality classes or to three-point functions. An important aspect
of our analysis was the identification of a set of terms in the CPT expansion which are universal as
a consequence of the conformal symmetry of the underlying fixed point theory. These universal
amplitude combinations were already discussed, and compared with two-dimensional data, in
\cite{Caselle:2003ad}.
Our results are in good agreement both with Monte Carlo simulations and with a set of experimental
results in systems belonging to the 3D Ising universality class. We think that in future these
techniques will allow us to vastly extend our ability to describe experimental data in the scaling
regime of three dimensional critical points.

\vskip 0.2cm
{\bf Acknowledgments:}
We would like to thank A. Amoretti, F. Gliozzi, M. Panero, A Pelissetto and E. Vicari for useful discussions and suggestions and the
INFN Pisa GRID data center for supporting the numerical simulations.

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Theresa Tilly (Detroit, Estados Unidos, 6 de noviembre de 1953) es una actriz estadounidense.

Carrera
Theresa Tilly comenzó a actuar en 1981 en el cortometraje Torro. Torro. Torro! junto a Bruce Campbell, en el mismo año actuó en The Evil Dead junto a Bruce Campbell, Ellen Sandweiss, Richard DeManincor y Betsy Baker, el film fue dirigido por Sam Raimi. Después de un tiempo sin actuar regresa en la película Debutante en 1998. En el 2007 actúa en la película Brutal massacre: A comedy junto a Ellen Sandweiss y Betsy Baker. En el 2009 actúa en la serie de televisión Dangerous women. En la película The Evil Dead aparece en los créditos como Sarah York.

Filmografía

Cine
 Brutal massacre: A comedy (2007) .... Mesera
 Debutante (1998) .... Madre de Nan
 The Evil Dead (1981) .... Shelly
 Torro. Torro. Torro! (1981)

Telefilm
 Appearances (1990)

Series de televisión
 Dangerous women .... Shelly (5 episodios, 2009)
 Six feet under .... Portavoz del centro comercial (Voz) (Episodio: Pilot, 2001)
 Family law .... Testigo (Episodio: Decisions, 1999)
 Ryan Caulfield: Year one .... Real agente inmobiliaria (Episodio: Pilot, 1999)
 Designing women .... Persona afortunada (Voz) (Episodio: New year´s daze, 1987)

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Actrices de cine de Estados Unidos
Nacidos en Detroit

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Perturbator + Bulkhead @ The Velvet Underground, 1 October 2017
Time to turn back the clock. The Velvet Underground is alive with retrofuturists as French synthwave artist Perturbator, James Kent, hits Toronto for the second night in a row, following last night's sold out performance. This hotly anticipated show was originally scheduled for the Saturday but was moved to Monday, which explains why the venue is not as busy as the debut Toronto show on the Sunday night.
Toronto's own Bulkhead is the sole support tonight. Electronic music is the weapon of choice here but a far cry from the retro electro nostalgia that the headliner envisions. This duo engineer relatively straight-forward nightclub music but there is little in the way of colour or excitement. It's too unimaginative and simply feels like background music. The audience are not enthused by the performance and the set feels like it drags on longer than it should. Those who opted to arrive later had the right idea.
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The excitement is palpable during the changeover. After what feels like an eternity, Perturbator takes over the stage to a fevered Velvet Underground. No time is wasted as 'Neo Tokyo' from 'The Uncanny Valley' conjures a rain-slicked futuristic mega city, tense with drama, heaviness and cybernetic atmosphere. Vertical lines of lights illuminate Perturbator donning a leather jacket and over a hoodie with his hood up. For someone who wasn't even conceived in the '80s, Kent sure can faithfully detail the decade.
The opener is chased down by the Giorgio Morodor-inspired 'Disco Inferno', full of dance-able seventies bass hooks. Sinister sci-fi atmosphere is the centre-piece of older number 'Technoir', which is counterbalanced sublimely by the lascivious and glitzy 'Sexualizer', one of the best anthems of night.
'Satanic Rites' reveals Perturbator's historic metal meddling with extremely heavy distortion bolstering a romantic reverence for the anti-Christian. 'Venger' is the only track of the set with recorded vocals and Greta Link's soothing pop voice colour is a perfect dance floor-filling song on a just planet.
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A federal grant will allow Michigan to improve access to early childhood programs for families
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Michigan is getting a boost of federal funding to help improve preschool programs in the state.
That's coming via a three-year, $40.2 million preschool development grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The Michigan Department of Education announced the award this week.
It will fund a number of initiatives. A key proposal would help families navigate what can often be a confusing system of early childhood programs.
"Parents will be better informed to make choices and access high-quality early childhood programs and services for their children to transition successfully into elementary school," state Superintendent Michael Rice said in a statement.
In the state's application for the money, officials noted that one of the findings from a previous assessment is that "families lack knowledge of and trust in programs and services."
Improving early childhood education is a big goal for state education leaders, particularly during a time when lawmakers are upping the ante on student academic performance. This year, for example, schools will have to begin holding back some third-graders who are behind in reading.
The intense push to improve and expand preschool programs is most noticeable in Detroit, where Mayor Mike Duggan has pushed for free preschool for all 4-year-olds, and with an ambitious initiative, Hope Starts Here, that seeks to ensure Detroit takes steps such as increasing the number of children in quality preschools. It's unclear how the federal grant might help those initiatives.
These are the three goals of the grant:
Prepare some students, including those from low-income families, to enter kindergarten and improve transitions into schools.
Encourage partnerships between early childhood education providers, as well as improve coordination and quality of those services.
Maximize parental choice.
The state, which was one of 20 states to receive the grant, will get $13.4 million in each year of the grant. The state also must provide 30% matching funds, which amounts to about $12 million over the three years. Forty-five states applied for the funding.
If you want to read more about Michigan's plans, here's the proposal the Michigan Department of Education submitted to the federal government:
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Use of Social Media, updating website and sales pages.
Liaising closely with Caravan and Lodge suppliers / manufacturers.
Developing sales leads from enquiries received.
Completing caravan and lodge sales, working towards set targets.
Generating and maintaining sales and display literature.
Liaison with facilities team in preparing site plots and second hand units available for sale.
Dressing of stock caravans and show chalets as and when needed.
Help to organise events to promote sales.
Managing and supervising Park Receptionists.
Dealing with general enquiries and completing office administration as required.
Previous sales management experience essential.
Industry experience (holiday home sales) beneficial.
Would suit an Estate Agency or Car Sales background.
Must be a self-starter, highly motivated.
Shared commission scheme up to £5,000.
An established, Family run holiday park set in acres of some of Worcestershire's most beautiful countryside.
Hours of Work: Monday, Tuesday & Friday 9am to 5pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am to 4pm.


So today is the first Friday of the month and here I bring you what I illustrated as a freebie for this month. I have to say that this is one of my favorites so far.
If you want to have it you only have to subscribe to my newsletter and you will have access to this and the other freebies.
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And here is the video where I color the image. I hope you like it!


Nice spec mate, hope it all goes well! I know what its like to have a car in bits..
PM sent your way buddy we can do that without a problem.
hi guy's new to this so nice to be on board n ownin a star-bo after wantin one for ages lol!!
just bought a mint little black quadlight starlet gt turbo. for a project.


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Maria Cahill
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Educational Media and Literacy
School Librarianship
Cahill, M., & Richey, J. (accepted). Audiobooks: Music to the ears of children and adolescents. Children & Libraries: The Journal of the Association for Library Service to Children.
Cahill, M., & Bigheart, J. (2016). What can librarians learn from Elmo, Sid, and Dora? Applying the principles of educational television to storytime. Knowledge Quest, 44(3), 48-57.
Cahill, M. (2016). One question survey: In the past year, how frequently have you co-planned/co-taught lessons in different subject areas? School Library Connection, 1(6). Retrieved from http://slc.librariesunlimited.com/
Cahill, M. (2016). One question survey: How does your library make use of gaming? School Library Connection, 1(5). Retrieved from http://slc.librariesunlimited.com/
Cahill, M., & Richey, J. (2015). What sound does an Odyssey make? Content analysis of award-winning audiobooks. Library Quarterly, 85(4), 371-385.
McGill-Franzen, A., Ward, N., & Cahill, M. (2016). Summers—Some are reading, some are not! It matters. The Reading Teacher, 69(6), 585-596.
Richey, J., & Cahill, M. (2016). Audiobooks: Legitimate 'reading' material for adolescents? School Library Research, 19, 1-17.
Cahill, M. (2016, Summer). One question survey: With which community organizations and businesses do you partner? School Library Connection, 1(10).
Morris, R., & Cahill, M. (accepted). A study of how we study: Methodologies of school library research. School Library Research.
Joo, S., & Cahill, M. (accepted). The relationships between library resources and children's use of public libraries: An exploratory analysis of IMLS public library statistics data. Journal of Librarianship & Information Science.
Cahill, M. (2016, December). Learning from rock star librarians. School Library Connection, 2(4). Retrieved from http://blog.schoollibraryconnection.com/2016/12/02/learning-from-rock-st...
Cahill, M. (2016, November). Using primary sources in the school library. School Library Connection, 2(3). Retrieved from http://blog.schoollibraryconnection.com/2016/11/18/using-primary-sources...
Morris, R., & Cahill, M. (2017). A study of how we study: Methodologies of school library research. School Library Research, 20, 1-30.
Cahill, M. (in press). Libraries and summer reading: Learning programs that support children, teens, and families. In R. L. Allington & A. McGill-Franzen (Eds.), Summer Reading: Closing the Rich/Poor Reading Achievement Gap. New York: Teachers College Press.
Cahill, M. (2018, April). Research that informs the work of school librarians. School Library Connection. Retrieved from http://schoollibraryconnection
Joo, S., & Cahill, M. (2018). Exploring research topics in the field of school librarianship based on text mining. School Libraries Worldwide, 21(1), 1-27.
Cahill, M., & Lee, K. A. (2018). The case study. In R. Small & M. Mardis (Eds.), Research methods for librarians and educators: Practical applications in formal and informal learning environments (pp. 167-176). Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO.
Cahill, M. (2018). Libraries and summer reading to support children, teens, and families: What more can they be doing? In R. Allington & A. McGill-Franzen (Eds.), Summer reading: Closing the rich/poor achievement gap (2nd ed.) (pp. 129-147). New York: Teachers College Press.
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