As you could tell from the last couple production updates, things have been chaotic from time to time. But it's all good, chaos can be fun and exciting to work with too. It adds a nice change of pace to your work day and can be a fun challenge.
This past week has been a little more relaxed so I can actually sit down and write out a nice update and really share some of the stuff with you instead of writing a couple paragraphs on how busy I was and say I didn't get much done.
I had projects passed of to clients this week so I found myself with a little more free time than I anticipated. I was working on compositing some scenes this week and discovered I forgot to render out a depth pass on one of the scenes so I had to do a re-render.
^This is a depth pass. It creates a black to white image depending on the actual 3D space in the scene. I can use the black to white color data to get some nice compositing effects and create some depth of field and even use it to add in other layers behind areas too. I got to learn more about these during production of the prologue.
So not only did I get that set up to render out, I also went in and did some compositing on the other shots since they are all done rendering. I was able to grab a lot of the work I had done on the previous shots and paste them into the new re-rendered versions with some tweaking. I also got 3 new drawings done, inked, colored and shading for one of the shots in the prologue.
Last week we went over some tips for character development and how we can use the triangle method or 3 act outline for helping our characters evolve. However, last week we didn't talk about one of the most important things, and this is what makes our characters do what they do? Of course as the creators we write the stories, but how can we make our characters make decisions that aren't out of character. I am sure you have seen a movie and at some point the character makes a decision that you questioned because it seemed out of character. Those are the kinds of things we are going to discuss today.
Let's first start with some basics in building your characters. For a beginner I would recommend an exercise.Write out a character bio but write it as if you were creating your a character based on yourself. See what events played an important role in shaping your character. These backstories are important for what shapes your character's current state and also their future decisions. One trap to keep an eye out for, is by putting too much detail and emphasis on events that your audience won't know or see. For instance, I have seen some character bio's online that have details such as the characters blood type. In my opinion, if you aren't using that information, don't even create it or spend time on it.
In some cases, you can start with a loose outline of your character and develop some backstory later, it just depends on how much history or past events your characters connect with. I also don't think you need super detailed past events for at least starting a story. For instance, in Cosmic Rage, I have some loose outlines for characters backstories but since I haven't written a good chunk of the middle portion of the story, I can add backstory events if needed and most importantly, as long as they make sense.
So now that our characters have some backstory to them, we can start to discuss how the characters can make logical choices in your world. In a well crafted world, your characters will write the story themselves. As cliche as this sounds, it's true. It might not happen right away, but once your characters start to take on a life of their own, their choices and decisions will make perfect sense.
Take your basic story of good guy vs bad guy. The good guy always goes after the bad guy, no matter what and for a variety of reasons. If the good guy just decided to go home there wouldn't be a story to tell unless you were potentially introducing a character who steps into that role in your world. Even anti-heroes get drug back into stories of saving the day. Whether it is a reluctant John McClain from the Die Hard series who is always in the wrong place at the wrong time, or if it is Vegeta from Dragonball Z who turns good from having a common enemy with Goku.
Let's take a different approach, let's say in a drama Guy X wants to date Girl X. That is his motivation for the story and he will do things that get him closer to that goal, unless he eventually quits, which makes more sense in a story when the world isn't on the line. This kind of element may be why you visited this blog as well, you want to become a writer or storyteller and are working on advancing your skills. Your decision to read this post alone supports your own motivation.
Since we have been referring to the triangle method in terms of story outlines and character development, we can do the same with character motivations. A character has a motivation and we need an event or a series of events that get that character to their end game or something that breaks them and gets them to disengage their pursuit of their motivation. And just like we did with outlines and character development, we can give a character multiple motivations. For instance Guy X who likes Girl X may also want to be a rich successful businessman, or maybe a broadway performer or even a mechanic. We can start to now use these motivations to play off each other. Maybe Guy X brags to Girl X about his successful business or his rich lifestyle in an attempt to gain her attention. Perhaps he uses his popularity as a performer to gain her interest or perhaps he struggles to talk to her so he formulates a character in which he uses as a self confidence booster to talk to her. Maybe he fixes her car or attempts to fix her car causing more damage making a relationship a potentially larger obstacle. The opportunities are endless.
So we covered a lot of ground today, but what if you are a beginner or you struggle with all of your characters making the same decisions or being too close to the same person. There are a few exercises and techniques you can use to overcome this as well. One tip is to base your characters personalities of of people you know or know enough of that gives you enough information. So imagine modeling a characters personality after yourself and then another character after a sibling, best friend or maybe a person you don't like. By doing this you can write based on actual relationships and behaviors.
If you are writing about 2 best friends, maybe use yourself and a friend. By doing this you will give them certain details and intricacies that will make them more believable. It will also make the decisions the characters need to make towards or around one another easier to decide. Or if you want your character to interact with their parents the same as you interact with yours or even a friend and their parents. By observing different type of people and their relationships with others, it will provide a potential outline or blue print for you to at least get started.
You could even borrow personalities from existing characters, just beware not to write the same story. This technique takes discipline to use so your not just copying another piece of work, unless you are writing a fanfic.
For instance if we base a good caring character after Rick from the Walking Dead or to a more extreme example Goku from Dragonball Z, it would be really out of character for either of these characters to hurt someone else. They would need some form of conflict to make them do that or for them to change their ways and do so. In the Walking Dead's case, it took a confrontation between Rick and Shane to resolve their conflict. Rick tried to avoid the conflict on several occasions and only had to fight when necessary. After his battle with Shane, it didn't effect his character in the long run (at least so far) in his attitudes towards being a good person. It may have helped push him into having a shorter tollerance for threatening people, as we see in the start of the prison arc with the inmates.
Goku is the same way, he only fought the bad guys to save the world and even in those fights tried to persuade the bad guys to give up their evil ways. He even decided to remain dead since bad guys were trying to harm the Earth because he was around. Neither of these characters would go out of character and launch a pre emptive strike on another character, unless it was triggered by an event, which is character development.
Very quick production update. Last week was crazy busy, but the final scene has finished it's 3D rendering. So you are probably asking yourself what that means. Well, it means that there are 4 scenes that need to be composited and one slight edit to the audio track and then the prologue will be done.
Last week featured client work, some traveling and a lot more things behind the scenes that I can't really go over right now. I am hoping to get compositing tonight on some of the scenes and looking forward to seeing how much I can get done this week inbetween client work. Thanks for checking in and Thursday we will cover more character development techniques.
In our previous sessions, we discussed our 3 act or triangle method of writing story outlines. One of the components in your story will be how do your characters evolve over the course of time and those events. When developing characters, I also use the 3 act outline or triangle for this method as well.
In character development, we have to evolve our character, they have to change in regards to the obstacles they face and how that shapes their character. For instance, you and I are not the same people we were a few years ago. Some people have a moment where they can change drastically over a short period; consider a broken relationship, a family tragedy, or even an environmental impact. But not all character development needs to be pushed by things on such a grand scale. Consider something another character says in a conversation or something a character hears other characters talking about. Each of these types of scenarios can change the development of a character.
Character initial state>>>>>trigger event>>>>>> Character post event.
If we look back at our previous sessions, we can use the above path to evolve our kid that is going to the store and losing his money. In terms of character development, the fact our kid is playing with his money on his way to the store shows his relaxed nature towards money. If the character was really protective of his money, he would have had it in his pocket, wallet or some how protecting it.
In the event of the character losing their money as a result from playing with it, the character can not buy what they were going to the store for. As a result from this triggering event (losing the money) the character needs to resolve how they will change, if at all. For instance the character could have a new found appreciation for money and it shows in his following actions. Or the character could not learn anything, which is also character development.
Depending on your character, not every event will teach them life lessons. Let me explain. Think of every day encounters we all have that doesn't necessarily change our behaviors. For instance, we still have hunger and wars even though we see images, videos and news casts about these kinds of things. However, some people need to experience things to change instead of seeing images or videos, thats whats makes everyone different. You don't want all of your characters behaving the same way.
When developing characters, we can treat their development like story arcs. Characters can be going through a couple developments at once. Again relating our story of the kid and the store, when we talked about multiple arcs, we included an arc with a bully. So within this story, the character could develop a stance on money but also develop their relationship with the bully; does their relationship get worse or do they come to understand one another.
The character's development can take the form of several arcs, and like the story arcs we discussed previously, they can intermingle with one another, one arc can be completed within the development of another arc and so on. Now spread this across the board with multiple characters and not just your main character.
Not all character changes happen smoothly however. Sometimes characters experience a triggering event, and they can not cope with it. The event can be so devastating or unbelievable that the character fails to come to grips with the result. This event could conflict with what the character thought they knew or a strong belief they had. Characters can struggle with their new development for a variety of reasons, fear of change or they don't like what they are becoming are some possible routes among many others.
Next week we will go over some more on character development and in finding ways to model the characters and to help them make decisions within the world you have created.
I am taking a quick break from my work to write another short production update. It has been another week of rendering to get the final image sequences I need. Which isn't a bad thing since I have plenty of client work and proposals that have been keeping me busy 🙂 Hoping to have some more work to share with you all soon.
Late last week I set up a render on the final prologue shot, yes the final shot. I had to stop the render over the weekend due to some traveling but got some more frames rendered out last night before stopping it to work today. Looks like this week it will be a lot of on and off renders over the night hours. Currently there are 150 out of 450 frames rendered. I also have some traveling to do later this week so I might have to pause things again. I'll keep you posted on this front as the week goes on.
Also since I have been busy I have stayed off of twitter for the most part, so there have been a lack of updates through that outlet, which I apologize for. I was scheduled to record some sound effects this weekend but due to stormy weather we had to take a rain check on that front. I am hoping it may be something I can get to this weekend now.
The push continues on the prologue continues. Stay tuned!
Last week we discussed short form stories and some basics for story outlines. Our point of reference last week was the varying outlines for the scenario of the kid going to the store and losing their money. We discussed potential story routes if the character found their money and routes if they couldn't, depending on the type of story you wanted to tell. Most importantly we discussed the triangle or acts of a story involving the beginning, climax and end. Many of these principles apply to telling a longer form story, let's dig in.
When we talk about a long form story, we are essentially talking about all sorts of little stories that, when put together, make up a larger story. With each of these little scenarios, we can use our triangle to determine the start, climax and end of each of these.
So, let's jump back to last week's examples, (you can view the post here). Let's take the base story premise, of the kid going to the store. Now let's say we want to add a relationship or interaction with another character in the story, let's go with a bully from school who wants to take the kids money. When you hear of the word "arc" in references to stories, they are referring to a certain triangle outline of the main conflict in the story. For instance a Batman vs Joker arc. While Batman will have obstacles to overcome, until the conflict is resolved with the Joker, it is considered to be in that arc.
One major component to keep in mind when writing a long from story with multiple arcs, is timing. Timing was a major lesson in animation, not only the timing of storytelling but even the timing of a character. In terms of timing, we can offset the story arcs so not everything is happening at once. Check this out.
So we can take our 2 arcs (the trip the store and the bully) and we can start to play with the timing of events to help progress our story. Both of our arcs need an introduction, a beginning. We could start our story with an altercation between both characters at school. Or we could start our story with the kid going to the store, and on the way to the store runs into another character, who turns out to be a bully. We could even introduce the bully later in the story and have our main character run into the bully after the trip to the store or even while at the store. So you can already start to see how many options we can get for even just a two arc story. By adjusting the gaps of the events in the story you can get drastically different stories.
For instance, if we start our story off with the interaction of the kid and bully and then have our kid go to the store (either later in the day or maybe the next day or even later), we then need to plot out our climaxes in each arc. We could have our climax between the bully and kid on the way to the store, at the store or after the store. With this flexibility, it gives you the most range on your story.
We could even decide to overlap the arcs or fit one complete arc within another. If the kid goes to the store and runs into a bully, we could fit the entire bully arc in between the beginning and end of the store arc.
If we added a third arc into the mix we could really start to play with the timing even more. For fun let's throw in a third arc about the kid having to study for a test in school. Our points can be the introduction of the test, the characters struggle with the material and the conclusion would be taking the test. We know have 9 plot points (3 from each arc) in order to craft our story. So we could shell our store and bully arc within the test arc, or we could complete the test arc and have one or both remaining arcs conclude outside of the test arc.
We could do fit all of the arcs within the test arc for instance if the test is issued on a Monday and given on Friday, that would give us a week to complete the bully and the store arc. Another route would be if the test was sprung on our character in the morning and to be given later in the day. In the same day we could introduce the start of our bully arc as well.
The arcs will heavily depend on the type of story you want to tell and also your stories beginning and end points and even the theme or idea of your story. I hope this helped you with your story writing, if you have any questions feel free to comment below or contact me.
First off, I hope everyone had a safe and fun holiday break. This weeks production update is going to be pretty straight forward and to the point. I have been super busy outside of a couple games of disc golf this weekend and a few card games. Outside of working on my freelance work and other loose ends, my computer has been rendering almost nonstop.
A few days ago one of the re-rendered shots for the prologue finished up rendering. So I made some revisions to the second shot and set up a render for that as well. It should finish up rendering tomorrow and hopefully I can get a chance to set up another render for another prologue shot. There are currently 2 left after this one.
July is shaping up to be a very busy month, and I am hoping to get the prologue out and online around the end of July depending on how things line up. There isn't much left at all in terms of actual work. Some tweaks to lighting and texturing but the majority of the work is going to be just render time and being patient.
I appreciate you all being patient with the re-renders and I am very excited to be getting more content up to show you.
I recently was having a discussion with a friend that wanted to get into writing, and since I have been too busy to really sit down and watch anything to review and enjoy… I thought I would start a little mini series on some things that I do to help me write, things I gathered from other artists and maybe some resources to help my friend and whoever may check this out and be interested in writing.
First off, the most important thing is to just write. It's no different than drawing, and I had a professor in college that said we all had to make 10,000 bad drawings before we made one good one. Somedays that feels like the case.
So today I wanted to take some time to start with the basis of each story, and that is an outline, a path, a direction in which your characters go. Of course there are times when breaking the rules is ok and in some cases needed, but that will come with experience and will depend on the type of story you want to tell.
Every story needs that climax, we need a reason to care about the character or a way to connect with the character on their journey. For instance, if we have a short story about a kid waking up and going to the store, we have a beginning and an end but we have no climax, no meat to the story. The climax in most cases, will be a problem a character or your characters come across. So perhaps in our story on the way to the store, the kid loses their money so they can't buy what they need. The problem our kid now faces, is the fact they don't have money to get what they were going to buy.
So lets say that our story begins with an introduction to our character, the kid. We now have a middle point in the story where the kid loses their money on the way to the store. This is where the rising action comes into play. When you hear the word foreshadowing, that usually comes into play here. If you watch scary movies, music is a really good tool for foreshadowing. Foreshadowing is a technique used to prepare the audience for something. For instance, in scary movies they will use tense music to prepare the audience for a scary reveal. On the flip side, there are films that will use music as foreshadowing but it will lead to nothing, or after the reveal of nothing they get you.
The main thing to keep in mind of foreshadowing, is continuity. So lets say in our story we introduce our character getting up in the morning. They are getting dressed and we foreshadow a problem by the kid putting on a pair of shorts that have holes in the pocket. This way when the kid loses the money its not a shock to the audience, the money fell out of his pocket. Another route we could go, is on the way to the way to the store, the kid is flipping his coin in which they are going to buy something with and drops it in the sewer, this is still a route to get from Point A (the kid waking up) to Point B (the climax of the kid realizing they lost their money). And even another route we could go is by foreshadowing the character is forgetful. For instance as the kid is getting dressed, they forget to tie their shoes or forget their coat or something. That way the kid didn't lose their money, they simply forgot it. But it still gets us from the kid waking up to realizing their money is gone.
So now that we have our character waking up, foreshadowing a way they lost their money and we have reached the climax of the character realizing their money is lost, we need to work towards resolving the issue and ending our story. The resolution will depend on how we actually want the story to end.
If we choose to end our story by the kid getting their money back, or go with the path of the kid not getting their money back, we will have different paths to go which will need to be addressed accordingly. If the character has money at the end of the story, then we could fill in our resolution (the way we resolve the conflict or climax) with an appropriate story. In this case, the kid could back track and find their money if they lost in through the hole in their shorts. In the event the kid forgot the money, they could return home and find it. Money lost in the drain while playing with it? The kid could find someone to reach the money or even someone who gives him money or buys his stuff at the store.
If we choose the alternate path of the kid losing their money, they could backtrack and not find the money that fell through their pocket. If the kid forgot the money, they could return home and not find it, or another family member could have mistaken it as their own. With the storyline of dropping the money in the sewer, the kid could simply not find it or try to recover it and fail, or no one will lend him some money.
There are no right or wrong paths you can create, as long as it makes sense in the overarching story your telling. This is a solid start to outlining short stories, but the same principles will apply to telling long form stories, which I will talk about next week. Feel free to comment below if you have any questions or have anything to add.
Here it is, update number 50, the big 5-0, halfways to 100. That's all I got for installment update 50. I have worked on several freelance projects this week but I did get to Cosmic Rage this week. I didn't get to the compositing on episode 1 yet, the shot that recently finished up rendering and wrote about last week.
I did get the audio added in yesterday, there is one small minor change in the audio that I am hoping to get revised, but outside of that it is done. This last week I spent some time revisiting backgrounds to the prologue. I decided to revisit the backgrounds since I wanted to revise the water in some of the shots as well.
I wanted to go into the backgrounds and make them a little less CG in appearance and a little more graphical. However, after experimenting with a few other styles, I think I am going to retain the original designs for the backgrounds. But the time I spent doing so was not a wast of time.
I came across this video and there was also a recent tutorial from Greyscale Gorilla (a pretty prominent artist that makes tutorial videos).
One of the things I have been looking at additional ways to add more depth into scenes, which is something I was experimenting with on some of the spots this week. I am very excited with some of the things I learned in the last week to be able to grow these skills into more of the backgrounds. Currently, I am rendering out a test animation on the water in the first water scene. I am hoping that today I can get it ready for a full render. As I start rendering out the shots for the prologue I can continue to draw for episode 2 and also start modeling the next environment for episode 1 and even composite shots. I look forward to posting up new production art as it comes available and will be posting render updates to Facebook throughout the week.
On a small side note, I have also started some preliminary work on my SGMS presentation pitch for this years SGMS conference. If you are kinda new to the blog, the SGMS conference (Schoolgirls and Mobilesuits) is a conference in which the topics are academic presentations on all aspects of Japanese animation, culture and more. You can check out their Facebook page here. A couple of my previous presentations include; Gantz: the social commentary and CGI and it's use in Japanese animation. By researching these topics, I have learned so much and get inspired by digging deeper into techniques, stories and artists. I will share more on this as it develops.


UNEP/GRID-Arendal, with financial support from the Research Council of Norway (Forskningsradet), prepared this set of posters for the International Polar Year (IPY). This project supports the education, outreach, and communication efforts of IPY. The posters present polar science issues to create awareness of IPY and its research activities.
are a "textbook" for your wall.
- Biodiversity and the Poles.


For one of my VMs I forgot to note which of the initial password I had changed, so I wanted to check them.
Since I didn't have a keyboard attached to the console and ssh wasn't allowing root, I needed an alternative than actual login to test the passwords.
Luckily /etc/shadow, with getent and openssl came to the rescue.
Get entries from administrative database.
Here the $1 means that it uses passwd hashing algorithm 1 (MD5) which nicely corresponds to the -1 parameter to openssh passwd [WayBack] if you use openssh 1.1.0. I've only seen algorithms 1 (MD5) and 6 (SHA-512).
print "verify above outcome against"
print "has algorithm " hash " is not supported"
getent shadow $(whoami) | awk -F':' "$awkcommand"
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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- New details are emerging on a Houston 19-year-old accused of driving drunk and causing a wreck that killed a young mother.
The wreck happened in the 1500 block of College Avenue, east of the Gulf Freeway.
Authorities said 23-year-old Taylor Phillips was driving an SUV with her mother and her 1-year-old son inside when Erick Hernandez crossed three lanes of traffic in his pickup truck and slammed into her head-on.
Hernandez appeared in court Wednesday on an intoxication manslaughter charge.
During the six hours Hernandez was inside the bar no one asked him for an ID, according to prosecutors.
Four bar workers were arrested Wednesday on charges of serving to a minor, and one employee is charged with possession of an unauthorized beverage retailer.
Court documents showed that the bar did not have a liquor license with the State of Texas. The bar was only permitted to sell beer and wine.
Investigators tell us the bar already has six TABC violations this year that include selling to minors.
The district attorney's office is also considering action to try to shut down the business.
Police said the other driver involved in the deadly accident may have been intoxicated.


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Our update on live console stocks
PLAYSTATION 5. The month of April is launched and does not detract from the enthusiasm of PS5 researchers. The console remains an extremely popular and rare product, which is why we will keep you informed of any additions today.
[Mis à jour le 5 avril 2022 à 10h15] For home consoles, the situation seems to be improving, console stocks were found quite regularly in March. However, these occasional expansions have very different lifespans. The Xbox Series X usually goes on sale for several hours, while the Playstation 5 disappears from reseller sites almost immediately. More than ever, the rule is first come, first served in the quest for a PS5. So, as usual, we summarize all the information you need to buy a console, from the evolution of live stocks to the PS5 products on sale.
Our update on PS5 stock from Monday, March 4:
10:12 am: The PS5 is long overdue today. However, it is used and can be found on the site at a high price. Rakuten†
For those who do not want to participate in the infernal ballet of replenishments or "drops" of all kinds, and who have chosen to avoid queues on the sites, basket validation bugs and everything associated with the hunt for the new model of PS5 to avoid. There is another way to get your hands on the console. Collect the new or used console for resale. Please note that this method requires compliance with the market price of the console, that is, at prices that can sometimes exceed 150% of the base price of the new console. However, some offers sometimes approach the base price of the console (399 € digital and 499 € standard), hence the importance to check the products below:
Console Sony PlayStation 5 Standard Edition
Console Sony Playstation 5 Digital Edition
This March, the Playstation once again confirms its status as a luxury product. Not because the console is too expensive, far from it, but because it is very hard to find conventional. For the potential buyer, this translates into extremely limited purchase windows, with the console going live just minutes before first-come, first-served. Only there are some tips to make your purchase easier, and this on different sites, we have grouped them in the slideshow below. They can help you optimize all your purchasing processes and be among the first to validate your shopping cart.
A question with unfortunately very mixed answers. Sony's latest console is permanently sold out on the largest French and European e-commerce sites. Blame the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on electronic chip manufacturing. Only then will the PS5 be very popular and sought after, and resale sites have understood this perfectly. In an effort to make up for the lack of consoles, resellers are organizing console "drops," where the PS5 is briefly made available for purchase. The first come, first served rule is more relevant than ever.
In addition, it is important to note that Amazon is replenished relatively regularly and reserves it for its Amazon Prime members. If you haven't subscribed to the ecommerce giant's subscription service, you can still take advantage of the 30-day free trial. You can then add the console to your wishlist and add it directly to your shopping cart from this tab when stock is available. This manipulation allows you not only to save time during your purchase (time is precious when the console is in stock), but also to bypass the main product page which could be overloaded with visitors.
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Buying a console isn't everything, you also need games to play them. Sony's latest console has seen its games catalog grow from year to year, between the releases of major licenses and exclusives that Sony Interactive Entertainment holds the secret of. This year we find several games for sale, with Cyberpunk 2077, which recently saw the arrival of its update dedicated to next-gen consoles and after a complicated release adorned itself with its best assets. There is also FIFA 22, the first installment of the series developed for the new consoles. But the star of the moment is Horizon Forbidden West, the second installment of Aloy's paleo-futuristic adventures that caught the attention of the specialist press. An outlawed PS5 that has the answer.
Nine from € 50.00 Occasion from € 47.00
Resident Evil Village PS5
Nine from €23.75 Occasion from €17.00
Nine from €39.90 Occasion from € 36.00
Among the other titles that we can recommend to buy, there is also Deathloop, the excellent creation from the studios of Arkane Lyon (Dishonored). This critically acclaimed game (including ours) immerses you in a unique universe, shaped by a solid and ambitious artistic direction, and offers you action gameplay – first person infiltration, typical of the creations of Arkane Lyons. An adventure offered at -50% on the Fnac website. At his side you will also find the latest Far Cry. Far Cry 6 is far from one of the best students in its category, offering a triple A experience that is penalized by relatively repetitive gameplay that is too similar to previous games. But it is nevertheless an extremely nice experience in collaboration, available at -45%, a price that largely justifies the purchase.
Nine from € 21.51 Occasion from €20.99
Death Loop PS5
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You'll also find Assassin's Creed Valhalla, the latest in Ubisoft's acclaimed action/RPG series. While it's far from the best part of the series, it still offers you a dive into early medieval England, with a rigorous and high-quality historical table, lacking varied gameplay and very thoughtful characters. The good news, however, is that Assassin's Creed Valhalla will also be on sale during the sale, of course on Playstation 5. And at this price, we recommend that you test this adventure, this plunge into the world of feudal England carried by graphics you must regards.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla PS5
Keep track of available supplies by checking out this article.
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November 2016 Evangelization Exchange – DeSiano
The Year of Mercy: Not an End…A new Beginning
By Fr. Frank DeSiano, CSP
As November passes by, we say farewell to the Year of Mercy. I'm old enough to have lived through a whole spate of special "Years"–Holy Spirit, Son, Father, Consecrated Life, St. Paul, etc. But I do not think any theme has had the impact, or contained the potential for further impact, than has this Year of Mercy.
No other theme has challenged Christians as deeply as this one. It has revealed a central paradox: that even though mercy–as the gratuitous gift of God's love even the face of sin and evil-lies at the heart of Revelation, particularly as revelation has come to its climax in Jesus Christ, nevertheless it is still instinctual for Christians, and Catholics, to try to find the rules, borders, and systems so that everything will be orderly.
For how many centuries has Christianity-and especially Catholicism-played the lower end of the New Testament scale: sin, shame, law, guilt, punishment, hell? Of course, these are all in the New Testament one way or another, but to emphasize them before everything else is to distort what the Christian message is about. So the Year of Mercy insists that these notes on the scale need to be put into their relatively small space in order to strike the notes that form the key melody of Christian life.
What notes? How about grace, love, peace, forgiveness, assurance, and new life? Indeed, in Luke's Gospel, Jesus starts off announcing a, "year of favor–an acceptable year," in other words, a jubilee year, as the hallmark of his ministry. The jubilee perspective of Jesus means that we can all start over, that people who feel lost and scorned can now be invited and included into the Kingdom of God (See Luke 4:16 ff.) In Luke's Gospel, Jesus then begins to enact his ministry–healing, bringing sight, liberating people, showing mercy–even before he calls his disciples.
Pope Francis has insisted that before we go down our list of dos and don'ts, we have to make the Gospel message of love absolutely clear to people. From "The Joy of the Gospel," we read:
"On the lips of the catechist the first proclamation must ring out over and over: "Jesus Christ loves you; he gave his life to save you; and now he is living at your side every day to enlighten, strengthen and free you." This first proclamation is called "first" not because it exists at the beginning and can then be forgotten or replaced by other more important things. It is first in a qualitative sense because it is the principal proclamation, the one which we must hear again and again in different ways, the one which we must announce one way or another throughout the process of catechesis, at every level and moment." (#164)
And if this initial proclamation has to be on the lips of catechists, it certainly has to be on the lips of all of us that prize evangelization and the key lens through which we do ministry: all of us working with young adults, young parents and families, the catechumenal process, inactive Catholics, parish inviting processes—all of us seeking to involve those who are not regularly at the table of the Lord. Before anything, people need to hear: "Jesus Christ loves you; he gave his life to save you; and now he is living at your side every day to enlighten, strengthen, and free you."
Indeed, one of the elements the Year of Mercy highlighted was how unfree people can feel even in their Christian faith: how people can feel stuck because of patterns of sin, addiction, shame, fear, and their life situation. In "Amoris Laetitia," the Pope wrote the values of human life and Christian life in large, unmistakable letters; but he also retrieved from the classic tradition of the Church pastoral ways to help people discern their situation and gradually affirm their Christian life in full once again. One of the classic lines of this Apostolic Exhortation should be carved at the doorway of every Catholic Church: "No one can be condemned forever for that is not the logic of the Gospel!" (#297) It is certainly natural to put people into categories which rules establish; but mercy asks us to shake those boxes up, not only in pastoral service to others, but in the comfortable habits we develop as part of our pastoral ministry. Before there is a rule or law, there is first a person to be encountered, loved, and engaged.
Beyond any programmatic element behind "mercy," there is first an attitudinal element. Pope Francis caught this when he issued recently, during his ground-breaking trip to Sweden, his "Six Beatitudes for Today." If we look at these Beatitudes, we can see the perspective that the Pope encourages us to have as agents of mercy today:
Blessed are those who remain faithful while enduring evils inflicted on them by others, and forgive them from their heart;
Blessed are those who look into the eyes of the abandoned and marginalized, and show them their closeness;
Blessed are those who see God in every person, and strive to make others also discover him;
Blessed are those who protect and care for our common home;
Blessed are those who renounce their own comfort in order to help others;
Blessed are those who pray and work for full communion between Christians.
Patience, forgiveness, outreach, acceptance, witness, stewardship, sacrifice, communion: these are the elements that spring from mercy, elements which, now that the Year of Mercy ends, hopefully have been burned into our souls as a permanent disposition for life and ministry.
This year we have reflected on Mercy, and in particular on the Spiritual Works of Mercy. We have also looked at what "civic mercy" might entail. But our prayer is that these reflections will amount to a pastoral revolution through which the deeper commitments of the Church to the Good News of Jesus Christ will stand out more clearly to the world because they we emphasize them more in our lives as ministers of Jesus Christ.
Previous Essays in this Series
Click Here to see all the essays in our series on the Spiritual Works of Mercy and Evangelization.


Whether for premature labor, having multiples or high blood pressure, many pregnant women end up on bed rest at some point. While it may seem like a great opportunity to rest and focus on your hobbies, the truth is that it can take a huge mental, emotional and physical toll. If you're facing bed rest, here are seven tips to help you make it through without losing your sanity.
Bed rest doesn't always mean you're spending all day every day in bed, and bed rest at home can look very different than in a hospital. It's normal to be overwhelmed when your doctor first mentions bed rest, but try to follow up and find out exactly what you can't do, how much time you need to spend off your feet and for how long so you can make a plan to cope.
To help ease into your new routine, it's best to create an environment where everything is within arm's reach to prevent having to get up. The atHand Overbed Table can provide everything you need, including a space to place medication, magazines, tablets, or laptops. It also has built in USB ports so you can use your devices as they charge. The overbed table also has an adjustable LED light that is great for reading and working throughout the day.
Your daily schedule on bed rest is probably going to be a lot different from your regular life, but having a routine is key to keeping you comfortable. Try to make a habit of preparing for your day by getting everything you need for the day and organizing it on your overbed table. Over time you will figure out what you need throughout the day, so you're not tempted to get up multiple times.
3. Ask for (and accept) help.
If you're usually an active person, being confined and dependent on others can be hard to take, but this is an important time for you and your unborn child, and you're going to need help. Consider letting friends and family drop meals by or hiring someone to clean the house or watch your other children. If you have an involved partner, they'll probably be taking on a lot of this, but they're eventually going to need a break too, and you'll want to have a support system lined up before the stress gets to emergency relief levels.
Being put on bed rest is almost always a result of pregnancy complications, and that means serious amounts of stress. Even if you're usually an upbeat, optimistic person, lying for hours can make it all too easy to get wrapped up in your head and imaginary catastrophic scenarios. Flip the script by listening to guided meditations, relaxing audiobooks and positive affirmations, all of which can be kept neatly on your atHand Overbed Table. By keeping some helpful items nearby, you can easily grab them to help get you through the day.
When your pregnant belly gets in the way of a comfortable reading position, streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video come to the rescue with almost limitless lineup of shows and movies. Getting lost in another world can be a great way to escape the stress and boredom of bed rest, but if you're prone to anxiety, you may want to skip anything that's medical-related or too intense.
Because the atHand Overbed Table is a bedside table with power outlets, you will never have to wait to charge a device or laptop.
Not being able to get out can leave you feeling isolated and disconnected from the rest of the world, which isn't a great thing for your mental and emotional health. Making it a point to call and text friends and family to talk or come visit and being active on social media — you may even be able to find some bed rest support forums and group chats — can help you feel less alone.
The atHand Overbed Table helps keep you connected to friends and family with and adjustable top that you can use for your laptop, tablet, and cell phone. This way you won't have to hold your devices while using them and can move the table over bed, and be comfortable while you watch, stream, download, or make video calls from any position. We also offer a Cradle Stand ™ to keep your mobile device within reach at all times and other accessories to keep everything tidy.
7. Create a workable space.
Being on bed rest doesn't have to mean being unproductive. Whether you're trying to telecommute for work or just need to have everything within arm's reach, the right setup is key. Something like the atHand® bedside table system gives you a comfortable place for your laptop and ensures you can keep all your pens, notebooks and other supplies close at hand.


Coeliac disease (CD) is a chronic small intestinal immune-mediated enteropathy precipitated by exposure to a gluten containing diet in genetically predisposed individuals. The clinical presentation of CD is highly heterogeneous, ranging from severe intestinal symptoms such as diarrhoea and weight loss to subclinical or silent forms of the disease. Many studies have reported a change in the clinical phenotypic presentation of CD in recent years, with an increase in the prevalence of a non-classical and subclinical phenotype at diagnosis as well as the median age of diagnosis. The co-existence of CD with other immune-mediated conditions (IMC) has been well reported in the literature. It is recommended that patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) and autoimmune thyroid disease (ATD) are screened for CD. There is a paucity of data regarding the clinical presentation of CD in the Republic of Ireland (ROI). Genome wide association studies (GWAS) have helped elucidate the polygene architecture of CD, with HLA and non-HLA genes known to contribute to the development of the condition. Little is currently known as to the effects of genotype on clinical phenotype in CD. The use of polygene risk scores (PRS) in CD, combining HLA and non-HLA predisposing loci, have been shown to improve the identification of potential CD patients. However, whilst correlation of PRS with overall disease risk has been well explored, the association of the genotype with CD clinical phenotype has not been extensively investigated. Therefore, studies combining clinical phenotypes with genetic information could potentially explain differences in disease presentation and development. This thesis aimed to provide an updated description of the clinical phenotype of CD in Ireland at present, and to report any potential changes in the presentation of the condition over time. Furthermore, we wanted to explore the ability of PRS to predict differences in disease presentation and prognosis. Our results have corroborated findings reported internationally, that the clinical profile of the disease has changed radically over the past 55 years. Among the changes we found were an increased median age at diagnosis in adulthood, a higher prevalence of non-classical CD at diagnosis, an equal prevalence of patients diagnosed in childhood (<18 years) and patients diagnosed over 65 years and a large percentage of patients presenting either overweight or obese at diagnosis. Also less associated ATD and dermatitis herpetiformis (DH) are observed over time. It seems plausible that these changes are due to improved detection of non-classical disease, and/or potentially shifts in environmental exposures which are engendering changes in the clinical manifestation of CD. Our results also support previous findings that CD patients have an increased occurrence of immune mediated conditions IMCs. Sharing of genetic predisposition loci partially explain the co-existence of CD with other IMCs, however, it is intriguing to see that many of the CD associated IMCs are, like CD itself, increasing their incidence over time. This may indicate that common shared environmental factors have morphed giving rise to greater number of cases of these different conditions. In our study, this hypothesis is supported by the fact that the observed decrease in co-existent ATD is not explained by the age of the patients at data collection or the age of CD diagnosis, but by calendar year of diagnosis. We also found that HLA & non-HLA PRS can predict the age of CD diagnosis in the case of patients with a family history of CD. Moreover, similarly to the case of T1DM, where lower risk genotypes are more prevalent in recent years, our PRS indicate a decreasing genetic burden in CD over the period studied. Notably, HLA-DQ2.5 heterozygotes have latterly become more common in the patient population, which may partly explain the increase in frequency of the disease. Also certain HLA and non-HLA SNPs were identified as significant contributors to this decrease in PRS due to variation in their frequency. The MHC marker rs241420 is of special interest because it shows the largest association with CD, and has been linked to expression of the antiviral gene SKIV2L. Viral infections may be a triggering event in CD, and the association with rs241420 based on existing data, suggests that patients in the later time periods of our study may express less SKIV2L. This observation is interesting given that viral infection is an environmental factor that could therefore be associated with changes in presentation or prevalence. In conclusion, this body of work has reported a changing clinical picture that is linked to a decrease in genetic burden over the duration of our study. This implies that patients are being drawn from a changing genetic pool under the influence of mutating environmental factors.


This past year, one artist that stuck out to us among the crowd was Boston's own Jackie Jones. His array of refreshing sounds and intoxicating flows never ceases to entertain, and as he gears up for the release of his forthcoming mixtape, Twenty Minutes to Logan, he's already unleashing standout visuals that will get his 2018 started off on the right foot. With that being said, Jones is back on Graduation Music today with the Blake Kimball-directed music video for "M.I.T." off of the new project.
Utilizing the energy of this braggadocious anthem to get the fans ready for the heat he has on the way, "M.I.T."s airy production (courtesy of DM) and slow yet reassuring lyricism make it a dope single to ramp up the anticipation with. Not only does it create a fitting atmosphere for Jones to rap over, but it also makes for a great track to translate into visuals. The video for this one follows the rising talent and his crew around their home city, showing us how they're living nowadays and giving us background as to who this artist really is as we await his forthcoming project. Be sure not to sleep and get ready for Twenty Minutes To Logan by clicking play on "M.I.T." below. Jackie Jones is determined to show us who he is in 2018, and we can't wait.


Youth in grades 7-12 have the opportunity to travel to university campuses at very inexpensive rates due to sponsorship by the Steuben County 4-H Fair Board. What careers are you interested in? These trips can help you figure that out!
Wonder why you put butterflies in the freezer? Curious how many siblings a pig has? Love horses but live in town? Life's little questions aren't meant to be answered alone! We invite you and your child to join 4-H, the organization of families who share in teaching kids practical things like pet care, growing gardens, capturing memorable photos, and important values like responsibility. Whether you live in town or the boonies, join 4-H and we'll tackle life's little questions together!
A six-hour series was offered to youth who wished to focus on dissection of multiple species within the animal kingdom. Participants shared they loved seeing what was inside of different animals. Several youth indicated they were surprised at how different each animal's internal organs were arranged.
Check out the summer fun at the 2019 Steuben County 4-H Fair!


I am so honored to serve as the principal of this amazing school! It is a privilege to work with an amazing group of students, staff, and VERY supportive community. Our mission is to create a comfortable and safe environment for our students to learn and grow. We provide each student with the proper instruction to meet their individual learning needs. We celebrate accomplishments, and prepare our students for the next steps in their academic careers. We rely on our close-knit network of parents, family members, and the surrounding community for support and encouragement. We are a team! And together we can ensure our students succeed.
I encourage you to communicate with your child's teacher by written notes or email as we work together to provide your child with the best possible education. Please visit our school as often as possible. Know that I am always here to help. I would like to personally thank you for sharing your precious children with us as we work together to educate our future leaders of tomorrow.
We look forward to an extraordinary school year!


Serve these healthy-ish crowd-pleasing recipes for spicy pulled chicken and herbaceous guacamole as tacos or sandwiches by offering it with warm, blistered corn tortillas; warm, hard tacos and/or slider or burger-size soft sandwich rolls.
In a heavy skillet with a lid, heat 1 tablespoon olive or safflower oil, a turn of the pan, over medium-high heat.
Season the chicken thighs with salt and pepper. Brown 6 thighs for 3-4 minutes on each side; remove to a plate. Heat another tablespoon of oil and repeat with remaining chicken. Add all of the chicken back to the pan along with the cumin, paprika, granulated garlic and onion, and celery seed. Turn chicken to coat with spice, add stock and bring to boil. Cover pot and reduce heat to low. Cook 1 hour or until very tender. Shred meat with 2 forks.
In a small pot, melt butter and add hot sauce. Pour over chicken meat and toss to coat.
For Ranch-Guacamole, combine finely chopped Serranos or jalapeños, garlic, onions, salt and lime or lemon juice. Let stand a few minutes then combine with avocados and mash. Mix in the sour cream and herbs, adjust salt to taste.
Serve pulled meat and Ranch-Guacamole with taco shells, tortillas and/or rolls with topping selections alongside.


There is a wide guidance to the world's attention in the adoption of biofuels. High oil prices and global warming are among the main ones. Under this scenario, several countries have invested in research to find a source of clean energy produced in a sustainable context. Among them is biodiesel made from vegetable oils. In Brazil, after the institutionalization of the mixture in January 2008, the need to conduct studies in the selection of the best raw material for the maintenance of the Brazilian program was highlighted, in addition to establish new areas of production that meet both the insertion of small farmers and balanced production along with food. The yield per hectare is taken as relevant, so this study has taken in account the crops of palm and jatropha curcas as raw materials, considering the feasibility of producing biodiesel in Brazil. The Brazilian semi-arid was chosen because of the large area of productive, but inactive land and federal incentives that provide a competitive advantage in the Institutional Environment. The research methodology made use of all Phenomenology and Case Studies by applying the analysis in the Valley of San Francisco River. To conduct the research, a basis for primary and secondary data was used. The research environment made use of field environment and simulated study of data in spreadsheets. The results highlighted the factor productivity per planted area and oil content by weight of crop as two major constraints to the feasibility for biodiesel production, in addition to the integration of agricultural and industrial activities. The study ends, proving the feasibility of settling a Biodiesel SAG in the semiarid region in Brazil, using irrigated and dry areas.


In this article I share the Wartune Events for the 1st of February (article + video).
No special or important "normal" events. Probably more "normal" events will be loaded tomorrow.
Login – 3 days: receive rewards just for logging in. Options for all players as well as VIP players. There is also a daily login for 7 days which includes +10 mount on day 3, +20 mount on day 5 and +30 mount on day 7.
Defend Sylph Atoll (Advanced) – 7 days: Defeat X Advanced Sylphs in the Defend Atoll Event to get rewards.
Dimensional Trial – 7 days: Trigger X Trials to receive rewards.
Dimensional Energy Consumption – 7 days: Consume X Energy to receive rewards.
Occupy Dimensional Post – 7 days: Occupy X Posts to receive rewards.
Team Arena – 7 days: During the event, participate in the Party Arena X times to receive rewards.
Henna Lab Raid – 7 days: Raid Lab up to 5 times per day to receive rewards.
Event Chest & Event Mini-Item Exchanges – 9 days: various item exchanges (similar to previous ones). Includes 999 event mini item exchange.
Eudaemon Adv. Path Exchange I – 7 days: various item exchanges focused on Eudaemons. I do not recommend doing this exchange. Maybe only consider 1000 Blood of Zeus for 100 event chests if you need that for upgrades.
Goddness Exchange – 7 days: Exchange collected Tomato event items for Goddess Shards or Goddess Tears.


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Greenspoon Marder Welcomes Jeannette Bond As Of Counsel To The Firm's Public Finance Practice Group
News	Jan 13, 2021 New York, NY
New York, N.Y., January 13, 2021 – Greenspoon Marder is pleased to announce that Jeannette Bond has become of counsel to the firm's growing public finance group.
Ms. Bond has been a member of the public finance team since 2008, serving as special tax counsel through McCarter and English, LLP until her recent retirement from that firm after more than 20 years as special counsel.
Her understanding of the intricacies of Section 103 of the Internal Revenue Code as it applies to tax-exempt and other tax-advantaged obligations is an invaluable asset to the attorneys in Greenspoon Marder's public finance practice group.
"Jeannette has been a great help in crafting solutions to many of the difficult issues that arise in complex public financings. I am thrilled that she will continue to work with us in an of counsel role," said partner Denise Ganz.
"Jeannette's depth of knowledge makes her an instrumental member of our public finance practice group as we serve our existing clients and expand into markets outside of Florida," commented partner Skip Miller.
Ms. Bond has practiced exclusively in the public finance area for over forty years, and has provided tax services as bond counsel, underwriters' counsel, and special tax counsel in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Florida, Maine, Ohio, Maryland, and California. She has been an active member of the National Association of Bond Lawyers ("NABL") since 1983, and served as Treasurer of NABL and a member of the Board of Directors of NABL. In 1995, she chaired the General Tax Matters Committee of NABL and testified on its behalf before the IRS on the then-proposed private activity bond regulations. In 1993 and 1994, she was a member of the first Editorial Board that compiled the material for NABL's multi-volume service entitled Federal Taxation of Municipal Bonds. She has provided advice in IRS audits, assisted clients in obtaining private letter rulings and helped develop post-issuance compliance procedures.


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Industry offers tip sheet on DTV antennas
The initiative was necessary because some consumers continue to have problems receiving local DTV broadcasts.
The broadcast and consumer electronics industries have joined together to help consumers choose the right indoor antenna for successful DTV reception.
Television broadcasters, antenna manufacturers, consumer electronics retailers and the consumer electronics industry, in collaboration with the FCC, have developed a tip sheet and advisory that offers information on where antennas should be placed in the home and what consumers should look for in buying a new television antenna.
The initiative was necessary because some consumers continue to have problems receiving local DTV broadcasts. There are instances where viewers with an indoor antenna have been unable to receive stations broadcasting on VHF channels 2-13.
The participants represent the Association for Maximum Service Television (MSTV), the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), the Consumer Electronics Retailers Coalition (CERC), the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Audiovox, Antennas Direct, Channel Master, and Winegard. The new consumer tip sheet and advisory are available on the following Web sites:
National Association of Broadcasters (NAB)
Association for Maximum Service Television (MSTV)
Consumer Electronics Retailers Coalition
Consumer Electronics Association
Relying on recent data and consumer experiences, the group provides a number of tips to consumers. For example, the group will alert consumers to look for a special logo that tells them that the antenna meets or exceeds CEA performance specifications for indoor antennas.
Another tip: Consumers should move indoor antennas away from household electronics — including the TV set — as these devices may interfere with indoor reception. In addition, consumers experiencing reception problems are advised to experiment and reposition their antennas. Indoor antennas should be placed in or near a window, if possible.
The CEA's AntennaWeb also offers an antenna mapping program that's designed to help retailers and consumers make an appropriate choice when selecting an off-air antenna for their location.
NAB wants better indoor DTV antenna design
The broadcaster advocacy group has proposed a new design that could solve DTV reception issues in some of the most problematic areas of the country.
Antennas Direct gives away thousands of TV antennas
The TV antenna manufacturer is giving away up to 6000 antennas to viewers via a bus tour set up by local broadcasters.
DTV reception remains a concern
Because of the digital cliff effect, it's no longer good enough to create a makeshift antenna that can suffer through reception artifacts
Feds, Industry Publish Consumer DTV Antenna Guidelines
The Tip Sheet and Advisory provide information on antennas, ranging from where they should be placed to what consumers should look for in buying a new antenna.
Triveni Digital teams with industry leaders at CES to offer ATSC Mobile DTV demo
The company's GuideBuilder PSIP generation system will supply the signaling metadata necessary to tune the mobile DTV broadcasts
Antennas for DTV Reception
In recent columns, I've discussed options for TV-transmitting antennas. This month, I'll look at the other end of the path – outdoor TV-receiving antennas. I'll describe desirable attributes for DTV reception, look at some of the types of antennas available and tell you how you can build a simple UHF receiving antenna.
The analog cutoff is now less than one year away, and with that change will come new reception issues for terrestrial broadcast viewers. Although the
Look to nature to find better DTV antenna performance, report says
A new 131-page report released Aug. 17 by the NAB proposes solving intractable DTV antenna design problems by looking to nature-inspired methodologies


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OneManga.com is in Pending Delete Status
It's not every day that the domain name for a once super popular website comes up for auction. I was looking through a list of domain names that are coming up for auction, and I saw that OneManga.com is in pending delete status. This means the domain name will likely go to auction at the drop catching service that is able to catch it.
OneManga.com was a popular Manga website up until around 2010, according to an article on CBR.com. According to its Manga Wikipedia entry, "Manga are comics or graphic novels created in Japan or by creators in the Japanese language, conforming to a style developed in Japan in the late 19th century. They have a long and complex pre-history in earlier Japanese art. The term manga in Japan is a word used to refer to both comics and cartooning."
From what I can gather, OneManga.com was one of the more popular Manga websites before it was shuttered. There is a nostalgic discussion thread about OneManga.com on Reddit with over 200 comments. Over the years, I can see that there are several other Reddit threads discussing the OneManga website. It seems that the people who regularly visited OneManga.com had fond memories of the website and Manga community that existed on the website while it was operating. It is unclear to me why the registrant let the domain name expire rather than sell it or do something else with it.
At the time of publication, there are 20 bids and counting at NameJet, and the number of bidders on SnapNames and DropCatch.com are unknown. I can see that Estibot values this domain name at $7,300. It will be interesting to see how much value a domain name like this has in the aftermarket given its history.
Marksmen Acquires Poosh.com on Behalf of Kourtney Kardashian
GoDaddy Updates Offer/Counter Offer Pages for Auctions


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False promises
ONGC served second closure notice
Author(s): Mahesh L
Pollution Control, Gujarat, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)
A rug over Bombay High fire?
A major accident that hit a platform of Bombay High (bh), India's largest offshore oil facility, on July 26, 2005, has put a question mark on the safety measures taken by the country in
Occupational Safety, Oil Exploration, Petrochemical Industry, High Court, Maharashtra, Mumbai, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)
Yukos loss is ONGC s gain
The Indian government has permitted the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ongc) and the Indian Oil Corporation (ioc) to buy assets of Russian oil giant Yukos. Yukos is currently reeling under
Petrochemical Industry, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), Indian Oil Corporation (IOC)
By the beginning of the next financial year, consumers in India would have over 10 companies to choose from while buying petrol and diesel. The new entrants in this segment include private players like
Reliance, Essar and Shell, and three psus, Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemical Ltd (mrpl), ongc and Numaligarh Refinery.
Author(s): Yeshi Seli
Source: Business India (Mumbai)
Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), Mangalore Refineries And Petrochemical (MRPL)
Wildlife board discovers it has no say
Though touted as a statutory body with teeth, the National Wildlife Board was tamed by Union minister for environment and forests T R Baalu at its very first meeting in New Delhi on October 15. Baalu allegedly thrust upon the board a decision to drastical
Author(s): Nitin Sethi
Natural Gas, Oil Exploration, Legislation, Supreme Court, Political Parties, India, Rajasthan, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)
Full of gas
THE Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGc)-Videsh Ltd, currently operating in Vietnam, has discovered gas in the offshore area with reserves estimated at three trillion cubic metres which would help
Natural Gas, Vietnam, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)
Faulty planes
Mumbai is prone to earthquakes, says V Subramanyam, retired IIT professor of earth sciences. It is quite evident from the recent earthquake that hit the Thane-Khargar belt in Maharashtra. According
Earthquakes, Geology, Bombay, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)
Infernal blow
in a grim reminder of the Pasarlapudi blow-out on January 8, 1995 (Down To Earth, Vol 3, No 18), a massive blow-out occurred on February 19, at the Mandapet exploratory oil rig of the Oil and
Disaster Management, India, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)
The view from the rigging
The oil industry could have gone crackers
Author(s): Max Martin
India, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)
No 'gassing' the public
Advocate Kamini Jaiswal has filed a public interest petition in the Supreme Court beseaching it to order the closure of underground gas pipelines till safety measures against leakages are ensured.
Gas Leakages, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)


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Wallingford welcomed Slough to the Hithercroft on a blustery day, as they looked to build on the narrow victory over Reading Abbey a fortnight prior.
In selection, they were without the in form Lawson Dallimore and Craig Irwin, but were able to welcome back vice-captain James Norris and Jack Thurston in the front row, whilst George Marffy replaced the absent Dan Sadler.
After a slow start that allowed Slough to make some early inroads, Wallingford found their feet and were the first to score. After a backs move put Ben Selwood in space on the left on half way, play was taken in to the visitors' twenty two. With the ball moved right, Dave Baxter was hauled down just short of the try line, but from the ensuing ruck, Phil Dawes fired the ball to the bullocking Ed Searle who proved unstoppable from five yards.
With the host's forwards running and offloading well, they continued to dominate the opening quarter, and after kicking a penalty to the corner, a well executed forwards move saw Ian Jeffreys crash over.
Slough, who boasted some strong runners, came back and scored a try of their own, albeit a soft one, as their scrum half somehow slipped through three tackles to score under the posts.
Frustrated with the nature of the score, Wallingford came back strongly, and had their third score before half time.
From a scrum inside the Slough twenty-two, Jeffreys broke right, before popping inside to the supporting Nathan Chapman who ran in unopposed.
In the second half, Wallingford's forwards continued to dominate, and after a catch and drive was brought down illegally by the Slough pack, the referee awarded a penalty try.
Despite a yellow card for Phil Dawes for dissent, with Wallingford playing some excellent flowing rugby, the next score didn't take long. After some strong carries, Jack Thurston offloaded excellently off the deck to Ian Jeffreys who touched down, before being consumed by the huge Slough prop's Swan dive.
Wallingford's final try came as sustained pressure created space on the right, and after Ben Selwood fed Lenford Eugene, he exploded past the would be tacklers to score in the corner. The conversion was missed by Jackson Sayce, the only miss of an excellent kicking display.
Credit to Slough, they never gave up, and earned two more tries in the last quarter, but the game was already up.
This was an entertaining game in front of a lubricated VP crowd. Both teams played some excellent attacking rugby, albeit defence at times was a bit weak.
For Wallingford, Baxter and Jeffreys were excellent, whilst in the backs Jackson Sayce managed the game well, but man of the match went to Ed Searle, who was a handful every time he carried, and was rewarded with his first try for the 1st XV.


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Jonathan Ledermann
UCL Cancer Institute at University College London
Jonathan Ledermann trained in medical oncology and general internal medicine. He was a Clinical Research Fellow at the Charing Cross Hospital, London and a visiting Fellow at the Princess Margaret Hospital, Toronto and Ontario Cancer Institute. In 1990 he joined the Department of Oncology at University College London where he is Professor of medical oncology. He is a consultant in medical oncology at UCL Hospitals, Clinical Director of the UCL Cancer Institute and Director of the Cancer Research UK and UCL Cancer Trials Centre, one of the national cancer trials Centres in the UK.
His principal area of clinical practice and research is in gynaecological cancers. He has led many national and international clinical trials in ovarian cancer. He is a member of the ESMO Faculty, and has served on the Council for the IGCS (International Gynaecologic Cancer Society). He is the past-chair of the NCRI Gynaecological Cancer Studies Group, co-chair of the Rare Tumours subgroup of the Gynaecological Cancer Inter Group (GCIG), and was for many years a member Expert Advisory Groups for Oncology at the MHRA (Medicines and Health Regulatory Authority) and the EMA (European Medicines Agency). He is on the editorial board of three cancer journals and has lectured in many countries on his research and clinical experience.


Our civilized world no longer has the will to live. In Solidarity Services, people take drugs and go into contact with a Greater Being because they are selfish and want to reach satiety immediately, not to be unified with others; therefore, Solidarity Services are a folly that do not help build the community or unify them. Professionally written essays on this topic: Lord Of The Flies - Civilized vs. Every person in the World State is simply another gear, a simple wheel, in the massive social machine. Those in the World State view Henry Ford as a kind of religious idol because his principles of industrial efficiency shape all aspects of World State society, where humans are no more than gears in the social industrial machine. According to the historian of ideas, Arthur O.
Defoe does non picture Friday as being savage-like. Crusoe is afraid that Friday may non be loyal to him. Moreover, Rousseau does not believe that it is possible or desirable to go back to a primitive state. Their popularity inspired 's 1772 , a scathing critique of European sexual hypocrisy and colonial exploitation. On June 6, 1944, we began an assault on one of the most evil regimes the world has ever known. When Ralph first blows the conch shell, it unites everybody who is stranded on the… how the civilized man has evolved from the natural man Cress and Rousseau.
To the prosaic observer, the average Indian of the woods and prairies is a being who does little credit to human nature—a slave of appetite and sloth, never emancipated from the tyranny of one animal passion save by the more ravenous demands of another. The Trinovantes, Cantiaci and the Atrebates were now under the control of the Catuvellauni. Franklin's cultural relativism was perhaps one of the purest expressions of Enlightenment assumptions that stressed racial equality and the universality of moral sense among peoples. New York: Kings Crown Press. While this form of genealogy helps Lenin get through difficulties and make them , will it improve her mentally and make her a better person? In the Service, soma is distributed and people give an evocation to the Greater Being.
By embracing and accepting your nature you become stronger than the rest. Vulgar ideas like equality and tolerance are the Zyklon B poisoning our atmosphere. He is a called a hero one day choosing that, no longer does he wish to be a man. There are pious persons who, in their practice, with a strange inconsistency, claim for every child born to civilization all innate depravity, and for every child born to the woods and wilds all innate virtue. Throughout the country the tribes were producing intricate designs in metal. Atala au tombeau, by , 1808 — Musée du Louvre.
Bernard, a base, ignoble man in this novel, only attends the service because it is required and does not pay attention to its importance, but tries to fit in with everybody else. The boys elect a leader and make different groups, each with a purpose of accomplishing something constructive: The Hunters, Water-fetchers and Fire-tenders. It makes the Civilized run away from all their mistakes. They had already taken on Roman traits in their daily lives. Civilization is usually associated with order, reason, law, and good, whereas savagery is associated with chaos, impulse, anarchy, and evil. The imperial powers were now the models of human achievement.
The vast ability of technology to streamline every bit of information without cease has caused a moribund vapidity to permeate our minds. He was a short man with a face that was wrinkled but not that old. The conflict of civilization versus savagery may be expressed in a number of ways: order versus chaos, reason versus impulse, law versus anarchy, or even good versus evil. Do you have the Our ancestors crawling out of the jungle savagely brought the elements and the earth to heel so that they could establish a kingdom of their own. They are at the service for pleasure, and not to understand the meaning and significance of it. As a result of him having the freedom to do all of these things, John can do great things. The landscape became for rugged further north which caused problems with the carts and horses.
There is meaning and purpose for these sacrifices. A third is archeologist Lawrence H. By doing so they have embraced a death culture of depravity and conformity. The Atrebates, Parisi and Druids were tribes that were alien to Britain at one time, but settled amongst the British and sought refuge from the troubles in their own countries. Constant battles: the myth of the peaceful, noble savage. By signing off and tuning out, no longer hearing the incessant whining of the perpetually weak we will leave them to their own devices. Savagery is mainly characterized by physical prowess and fighting skill combined with a fierce temper, and a sadistic nature.
Friday comes from a really crude folk. Rather than having agency on his own land, the Native is forced onto reservations and then expected to aid the white men in power. Upon first arriving the island, it was fresh in their young minds, so it took some time for them to forget it. The terms civilization and savagery are two completely different concepts. He was strong,healthy and brave person in my family. In the near 100 years between these events the Catuvellauni tribe occupying the lower Midlands of Britain had been on the move and completely overrun the whole of Britain to the South-East of their region.
Be empathetic and not sympathetic. . But the mother did not seem to hear it. Does Rainsford mean he might be an animal inside but Civilization plays a big role in this because both parties are stranded on one Island far from the city and society. Become a Savage Destroy weakness. Not breaking down under pressure and becoming useless, that sort of thing.


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The use of algorithms and APIs to automate stock market trading in India can put human traders at a disadvantage.
The use of algorithms and application programming interfaces (APIs) to automate stock market trading in India can put human traders at a disadvantage, says a study. Algorithmic trading (algo trading) involves the use of advanced software programs to automate market trades at high speeds that conventional human-executed trades cannot match.
Experts say that for algorithmic trading engines, speed of execution, availability of real-time market data and minimum latency have become key success factors as already milliseconds can make a difference.
Krishna Prasanna, professor at the department of management studies (DoMS) at IIT Madras, said the use of algorithms in trading by PATs and BATs causes a simulated price disparity which, in turn, robs the market of its natural liquidity.
"Typically, algorithmic traders enter orders and subsequently cancel them very quickly. Now, looking at the placed orders, the price of a stock moves, based on which human traders would also place their orders. But the algo traders have already canceled their own orders. This happens within minutes. Our major finding saw how this activity from PATs drains out market liquidity," he explained.
The professor pointed out that in the stock market, liquidity refers to the efficiency at which an equity can be bought and subsequently sold, without drastically affecting its market price. "When BATs put a lot of orders, this essentially simulates liquidity in the market, when it is not there. PATs and BATs often play hide and seek in the market, because in India, some institutions do both forms of trading. In such a situation, orders placed by BATs crowd out those placed by PATs."
As study, the study found that algorithmic trading can put the individual, human trader at a disadvantage of losing out to more efficient technologies such as the automation algorithms in stock market trading.
Rahul Jain, president and head of personal wealth at Edelweiss Wealth Management, believes it is theoretically possible for retail investors entering this segment to get misguided. This is because the regulation framework is not strong enough. Jain said the aspect of establishing a grievance redressal mechanism in the market towards algorithmic traders could be a crucial aspect for retail investors to come to India.
"If a redressal mechanism is put in place, miscreants in the industry will go down, which is important. Regulations will increase the confidence of retail investors who wish to take up algorithmic trading to enhance their trading practices. If this happens, then large retail investments can start flowing into the market."
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Prasanna highlighted that no stock exchange, in India or elsewhere, would want to peg back algorithmic trading entirely as everyone wants liquidity. He believes effective regulation could reduce the feeling among retail investors of not having enough fair opportunity to compete with algorithmic traders in the market. "Western markets have a clear classification of who are PATs and who are BATs. In India, the same institution does all the activities, since it is not very well classified. A conglomerate behavior is clearly there in India, which is something that will require a certain degree of regulation," the professor said.
Jain says that once Sebi introduces regulations to control technology-driven market trades, there could be an initial impact. "It can an impact at the start as it would require firms to go through processes and get approvals," he said. "But, if the processes are convenient, then it is certainly scalable. Such regulations would protect market suitability for retail clients, as well as redressal procedures."
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//  This source code is licensed under both the GPLv2 (found in the
//  COPYING file in the root directory) and Apache 2.0 License
//  (found in the LICENSE.Apache file in the root directory).
//
// Copyright (c) 2011 The LevelDB Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file. See the AUTHORS file for names of contributors.
//
// See port_example.h for documentation for the following types/functions.

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namespace port {

struct dirent {
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dirent* readdir(DIR* dirp);

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Grant Township is a township in Vermilion County, Illinois, USA.  As of the 2010 census, its population was 6,028 and it contained 2,817 housing units.

History
Grant Township was originally called Lyon Township but it was changed in 1862 to honor Ulysses S. Grant. He had just won a surrender by Confederate forces at Fort Donelson in Tennessee.

Geography
According to the 2010 census, the township has a total area of , of which  (or 99.97%) is land and  (or 0.03%) is water.

Cities and towns
 Hoopeston
 Rossville (north quarter)

Unincorporated towns
 Cheneyville

Extinct towns
 Coalton
 Heaton

Adjacent townships
 Hickory Grove Township, Benton County, Indiana (northeast)
 Prairie Green Township, Iroquois County (northeast)
 Prairie Township, Warren County, Indiana (east)
 Jordan Township, Warren County, Indiana (southeast)
 Ross Township (south)
 Butler Township (west)
 Fountain Creek Township, Iroquois County (northwest)
 Lovejoy Township, Iroquois County (northwest)

Cemeteries
The township contains one cemetery, Redtop.

Major highways
  Illinois State Route 1
  Illinois State Route 9

Airports and landing strips
 Beckley Airfield
 Hoopeston Community Memorial Hospital Heliport

Demographics

References
 U.S. Board on Geographic Names (GNIS)
 United States Census Bureau cartographic boundary files

External links
 US-Counties.com
 City-Data.com
 Illinois State Archives

Townships in Vermilion County, Illinois
Townships in Illinois
1862 establishments in Illinois


The combination of avocado and salmon is deeply satisfying and full of good-for-you fats and vitamins. Here, the grilled salmon with avocado butter is finished with citrusy sumac and basil. The perfect superfoodie main dish!
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On a cutting board, mince garlic and sprinkle with salt. Using the flat side of a knife, smash garlic into a paste. Peel and pit avocados, scoop meat into a bowl of a food processor fitted with a metal blade. Add garlic paste, lemon juice, oil, parsley and about 1/4 teaspoon of salt. Blend until smooth, stopping to scrape down the sides with a silicone spatula as needed. Taste and adjust seasoning. Transfer avocado butter to a small bowl and set aside.
Preheat a grill or grill pan to medium-high. Using a silicone pastry brush, coat grill with vegetable oil. Brush salmon fillets with oil and season on both sides with salt and pepper. Place salmon fillets, skin side up, on the grill and cook for 3 to 4 minutes. Using a fish spatula, carefully flip the fillets and grill until still slightly pink in the center and flaking around the edges, about 2 to 3 minutes.
To serve, transfer grilled fish to a serving dish or plates and spread a thick layer of avocado butter over the top of each fillet. Garnish with a liberal dusting of sumac and sliced basil. Serve immediately.


The X6 for 2013 is offered with a choice of several powertrains. The 35i features a turbocharged 6-cylinder engine rated at 300 horsepower. The 50i utilizes a 4.4L twin-turbo V8 engine capable of 400 horsepower. The hybrid X6 combines the 4.4L V8 with an 84-horsepower electric motor and battery pack, which BMW calls "ActiveHybrid." Finally, the X6 M comes with a tuned version of the 4.4L V8, making 555 horsepower. The 35i and 50i X6s are equipped with an 8-speed automatic transmission with Steptronic manual shift mode and steering wheel paddles. The hybrid uses a 7-speed version of the Steptronic transmission, while the M gets a 6-speed automatic.
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ICSSM 2023: 17. International Conference on Smart Structures and Materials
June 05-06, 2023 in San Francisco, United States
Conference Code: 23USSA06ICSSM003
International Conference on Smart Structures and Materials aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Smart Structures and Materials. It also provides a premier interdisciplinary platform for researchers, practitioners and educators to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the fields of Smart Structures and Materials.
Prospective authors are kindly encouraged to contribute to and help shape the conference through submissions of their research abstracts, papers and e-posters. Also, high quality research contributions describing original and unpublished results of conceptual, constructive, empirical, experimental, or theoretical work in all areas of Smart Structures and Materials are cordially invited for presentation at the conference. The conference solicits contributions of abstracts, papers and e-posters that address themes and topics of the conference, including figures, tables and references of novel research materials.
17. International Conference on Smart Structures and Materials has teamed up with the Special Journal Issue on Smart Structures and Materials. A number of selected high-impact full text papers will also be considered for the special journal issues. All submitted papers will have the opportunity to be considered for this Special Journal Issue. The paper selection will be carried out during the peer review process as well as at the conference presentation stage. Submitted papers must not be under consideration by any other journal or publication. The final decision for paper selection will be made based on peer review reports by the Guest Editors and the Editor-in-Chief jointly. Selected full-text papers will be published online free of charge.
Bioinspiration, Biomimetics, and Bioreplication
Electroactive Polymer Actuators and Devices
Active and Passive Smart Structures and Integrated Systems
Behavior and Mechanics of Multifunctional Materials and Composites
Industrial and Commercial Applications of Smart Structures Technologies
Nano-, Bio-, Info-Tech Sensors and Systems
Sensors and Smart Structures Technologies for Civil, Mechanical, and Aerospace Systems
Smart Sensor Phenomena, Technology, Networks, and Systems Integration
Nondestructive Characterization for Composite Materials, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Infrastructure, and Homeland Security
Health Monitoring of Structural and Biological Systems
Final Paper (Camera Ready) Submission & Early Bird Registration Deadline May 06, 2023
Conference Dates June 05-06, 2023
June 2023 in Tokyo
Conference Code: 23JPTO06ICSSM003
Final Paper and Early Bird Registration: May 10, 2023
Conference Date: June 15-16, 2023
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Conference Date: November 01-02, 2023


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