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Stained Red Chapter One
Natalie ran a hand through her long brown hair and sighed as she sat at the kitchen table. She was looking over the divorce papers she had just gotten in the mail from her husband, or well soon to be ex-husband Isaac. She hadn't wanted their marriage to come to this but she could understand why it was. It wasn't like he had really even loved her when they got married ten years ago.
Standing from the table she picked up the papers and headed into the home office, putting them on the desk. She would make a mental note to sign them and take them to his lawyer's office herself. She wouldn't contest what he wanted. She had never fought him on any decision he had ever made in their marriage.
As soon as she had laid the papers down she smiled hearing the cry coming from upstairs and she checked her watch. Ten-thirty in the morning. Audrey was on time as usual with her morning routine of waking up.
"Mama is coming," Natalie muttered to herself as she left the office and walked a ways before reaching the stairs. Taking them two at a time she was glad when she made it upstairs in record time. If there was one thing Natalie hated it was leaving a crying child waiting. She had sometimes been called too motherly by Isaac before and she had always laughed, but, in a way, she knew he was right. She was a mother hen.
Walking down the hall to Audrey's nursery she went inside and walked to the crib. Looking down at her crying child she picked her up and kissed her cheek, "Hello my sweet pea," she said as she held Audrey on her hip. Audrey was only four months but she already had Natalie wrapped around her tiny fingers.
Making a face as soon as she had Audrey in her arms, Natalie knew she would have to change her daughter, "I think you left mommy a present huh?" she asked carrying Audrey over to the changing table and laying her down.
Bending down she grabbed a clean diaper and then stood back up. Smiling as she looked down at Audrey she felt her heart warm as Audrey smiled up at her too. Audrey was the spitting image of her.
"You little stinker bug," Natalie laughed as she changed Audrey's diaper quickly and then threw the dirty one away. Once she was done she picked Audrey up again and left the room almost colliding into a running child.
Stopping she just shook her head seeing a blonde head going down the stairs, "No running in the house Henry," Natalie stated as she walked down the stairs. She was trying to be stern but she could never be stern with any of her children.
"But I want to hurry and get to grandma's so I can see Theo again," Henry who was four smiled up at his mommy once he made it downstairs.
Natalie shook her head, "I'm sure Theo will be just as thrilled to see you as well," she mused as she thought of her ten year old son. Theodore was the reason she had married Isaac. Isaac had decided to be honorable and he married her when she had been five months pregnant with Theodore.
Henry smiled at her words and went to the couch, "You said we could get him once Audrey was awake."
"I know what I said Henry," Natalie said as she smiled down at her son. He was the spitting image of Isaac, minus the blue eyes which he had inherited from Isaac's mother.
Bending down she held Audrey on her hip firmly and she picked up Henry's shoes. Holding them in her free hand she gave them to him and smiled when she watched him put them on. He was such a hoot at times to her. He out of all of her children had the most energy and it amused Natalie.
Going to where Audrey's baby carrier was she picked it up and took it the couch where she put Audrey in and made sure that Audrey was in good. She was always cautious on making sure there was no possible way her children would get hurt. She was over-protective to a fault. Probably because all of the mistakes she had made in her life. She didn't want her children to make them and she thought that being over-protective would stop it.
"You ready?" Natalie asked as she looked at Henry and saw that he had his shoes on. When he nodded she motioned for him to stand up and once he had she picked up the baby carrier. Heading for the door she grabbed the keys off the key rack that hung beside the front door. Opening the door she went outside towards where her blue mini van was parked. It wasn't her idea to get it. Isaac had bought it when she was pregnant with Audrey. He had said it was probably for the best if they had a bigger vehicle besides the small two door one that they owned.
Getting to the van, Natalie sat the baby carried down and opened the back sliding door. Seeing Henry get inside in a hurry Natalie rolled her eyes playfully before bending down and grabbing the baby carrier. Putting it and make sure it was secure she shut the door and walked around to the driver's side.
"Are you buckled up?" she asked Henry and as she watched him shake his head through the rearview mirror, Natalie smiled before starting the car. She was sure that he much like Theodore was growing up entirely too fast. She hated how time was flying and both of her boys were becoming little men.
As Natalie pulled out of the drive way she reached over and turned the radio on. She relaxed some as the country music that she loved filled the car. Isaac always had hated country music and whenever he was in the car he would change it to some oldies station or some station that played a mix of the eighties, nineties, and today.
"Is daddy going to be at grandma's today too?" Henry questioned from the back seat as he kicked his feet.
Natalie frowned at her son's words. She knew he was missing Isaac. She knew Theodore was missing Isaac too. He had after all been gone from the house for the past month. After an argument that had went too far. An argument that Natalie now regretted.
"I doubt it baby," Natalie said trying to hide the sadness in her voice. She would have to try calling the studio and getting in touch with Isaac. He couldn't go any longer without seeing his children.
Henry looked down sadly and stopped kicking his legs, "I miss him mommy," he said as his voice broke when he spoke.
Natalie frowned more as she heard Henry's voice crack. She was sure if she wasn't driving she would have broke down in tears too. She hated when her children were plainly hurting so much.
"I miss him too," Natalie nodded being honest. She did miss Isaac and after ten years she had grown accustomed to having him there for her. She had come to feel for him over time. She had come to rely on him. She was sure this divorce would wind up hurting her more than she figured it would.
As she drove the rest of the way in silence, Natalie felt a little relieved when she pulled into the drive way of Isaac's parents house. At least she wouldn't have to keep riding in a car with a sad child.
Turning her car off she got out and went around to the other side of the van. Opening the door she watched as Henry unbuckled and got out way before she had anytime to get Audrey out. He seemed to be in better spirits now that he knew he would be seeing Theodore. Natalie was also sure just a bit of his enthusiasm was because he would also be seeing his nana. All of the children liked seeing their nana.
Smiling as she got Audrey out of the van she held the baby carrier with one hand and shut the van door with the other. Beginning to walk towards the front door she smiled as she saw Diana standing in the already open door.
"Hello Natalie," Diana smiled as she greeted her daughter-in-law.
Natalie plastered a smile, "Hello Diana," she nodded as she passed her as she went inside. "I hope Theodore wasn't a bother last night."
Diana shook her head as she shut the door, "Theodore was perfect," she smiled as she walked over to Natalie and took the baby carrier from her. "I was glad that he wanted to spend time with me and his grandfather."
"To be honest I was glad too," Natalie smiled as she watched Diana take the baby carrier. Diana was such a natural at spoiling all of her grandchildren. "It was a much needed break with one less kid around," she said knowing that by herself it was always harder watching all three children. She had hated tour time for that very reason but this wasn't tour time. This was her marriage falling apart time.
"I'm sure it was," Diana laughed as she sat the carrier on the couch and then got Audrey out. Holding her youngest grandchild on her hip she sat down on the couch. "Isaac called last night," she said as she watched Natalie's reaction.
Hearing Diana, Natalie raised an eyebrow as she sat down on the couch, "Oh?" she asked surprised by that. She was at least glad to know he was keeping contact with his family and not ignoring them like he was doing her.
"Yeah," Diana nodded. "He wanted me to tell you that he was going to come by and see the kids tonight once he got done at the studio."
Natalie exhaled loudly as she heard her mother-in-laws words. To say they had taken her by surprise would be the truth. Well at least she wouldn't have to call Isaac at the studio now.
When Natalie stayed silent, Diana continued to talk, "I hope you two can fix things," she sighed sadly. "I know the kids have to be suffering from all this."
"They aren't suffering," Natalie replied probably more harshly than she should have. "They are sad but not suffering," she said shaking her head. "As for us fixing thing, I..I just don't think it's in our cards," Natalie shook her head not wanting to tell Diana yet about the divorce papers. It wasn't the time to do that nor was it her place anyway.
"You never know," Diana smile as she stood up from the couch and held Audrey. "Things can always change," she shrugged before heading into the kitchen. It was almost lunch time and she wanted to feed the kids before they had to leave.
Once Diana had left Natalie sighed and watched as her bangs blew up slightly. She hated that Diana seemed so sure that things would work. When a marriage had been based on a lie and for all the wrongs reasons Natalie was sure that it was bound to do like her and Isaac's had done. It was bound to crumble.


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Key shortfalls identified by Auditor General for vulnerable children and families
Victoria's support services for vulnerable children and families are being overwhelmed by rising and more complex demands, according to a report released today by the Victoria Auditor General.
The VAGO report, Early Intervention Services for Vulnerable Children and Families, also finds that this rising demand is forcing services to concentrate efforts on assisting the most at-risk children and young people. This in turn means that some vulnerable children and families may not always be able to access services when needed or maintain engagement with services once these are provided.
"The growing gap between the need for early intervention and the ability of the service system to respond to all vulnerable families who need support is of significant concern," said Emma King, CEO of VCOSS.
"Many families face complex challenges and it is important that support is available early before problems escalate and require the involvement of child protection services. Victoria now needs to continue efforts to reduce the number of children entering child protection in the first place."
"The Andrews Government has made welcome moves to strengthen Victoria's service system by focusing on prevention and early intervention since coming into office. These include substantial investments in measures to help reduce the number of children and young people entering the system, greater support for carers and children in out-of-home care, and continued support for young people to transition from residential care to independent living and education, which were included in the recent state budget."
"The VAGO report notes that community service agencies are delivering substantially more services than they are being funded for. This confirms what VCOSS has been hearing from our members about the inadequacy of funding to meet escalating levels of demand across the social services system."
"The community sector generally is struggling with insufficient funding to cope with increasing demand for services and increasing complexity in the issues people are facing. Wages and prices both rose faster than the funding indexation rate over the 2012-15 period, which, along with a failure to fully fund mandated superannuation increases, has left organisations with an estimated 2.6 per cent real funding cut. While indexation for 2015-16 has been provided on the same basis as the previous three-year funding and service agreement, VCOSS welcomes the state government's commitment to work together on future years' indexation as part of ongoing service agreement discussions."
"The report from the Auditor General gives us an important insight into the rising level of need for vulnerable children and families."
"VCOSS welcomes the commitment from Minister for Families and Children Jenny Mikakos to accept of all the recommendations made by the Auditor General. We look forward to working with Minister Mikakos and ministers in other relevant portfolios to improve the service system in order to offer Victoria's vulnerable children the best possible start in life."
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Boy Meets Boy
February 4, 2015 A-CMichael Portantiere
Original Off-Broadway Cast, 1974 (Records & Publishing/AEI) (2 / 5) This show dates from the mid '70s, but its heart lies more with The Boy Friend than with The Boys in the Band. The creators took one of those cheerfully asinine 1930s musical comedy plots (globe-trotting reporter meets incognito aristocrat) and gave it a gay spin. There's no post-Stonewall anger here, no Suddenly, Last Summer angst and self-loathing; this show is a fizzy, good-hearted romp. The missing ingredient is a true sense of style. Composer-lyricist Bill Solly came up with some competent wordplay and nice melodies, but the score is more '70s-generic than '30s satiny chic. That problem is exacerbated on this recording by the tinny noises of synthesized accompaniment. Still, the small cast performs enthusiastically, and if the result is not a masterful confection, it is a tasty cupcake at the very least. From today's perspective, Boy Meets Boy seems a period piece twice over, a giddy bauble that appeared just before a very dark time in gay history began. Even nostalgia can wield a double-edged sword. — Richard Barrios
Original Minneapolis Cast, 1979 (Private Editions/no CD) (3 / 5) Boy Meets Boy was sufficiently successful in its initial New York and Los Angeles runs to become a hot item on the burgeoning gay-regional-theater circuit of the late 1970s. (Some playgoers will recall those halcyon days of generous grants from the National Endowment for the Arts.) One company in particular, the Out & About Theatre of Minneapolis, gave Bill Solly's show a comparatively lavish production. A special boon for the home listener is that the cast album boasts a small but bona-fide orchestra to supplant the nattering synthesizer heard on the original recording; the intrepid orchestrator Brad Callahan worked with Solly to expand the score somewhat, and the added resources give the show more of a faux-Deco sheen. A new overture, extended dance music, and an ingratiating group of performers add to the fun. Calling something "the Original Minneapolis Cast Recording" may sound as camp as anything in the show itself, but this album demonstrates how a good budget and a thoughtful presentation can benefit a little musical. —R.B.
← The Boy Friend	The Boys From Syracuse →


This week was soo close! Those were some amazing remixes of the Sienna pattern- I know I am going to be making several things things this week. :) Our winner was Alida with her royal wedding dress!
Sadly, we do have to let Leisel go this week.
hmm a week on boys outfits, i am looking forward to it as i have never ever made any outfit for a little boy, for all i have is one little princess!
Yay for boys! There are always so forgotten.


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Access to Horsham Park's pond has been closed for 'health and safety' reasons following pollution of the water after a diesel spill.
A clear-up and wildlife rescue operation is currently underway following the spillage from nearby Horsham Hospital on Wednesday.
In a statement today, Horsham District Council cabinet member for culture and leisure Jonathan Chowen said: "Regrettably the council has closed off access to the pond in Horsham Park for operational health and safety reasons. I must stress that there is no health risk to members of the public.
"NHS Property Services have employed an experienced and specialist cleansing company who will be on site for approximately two weeks to carry out cleansing to the pond as a priority.
"When this operation is complete the pond will re-open to the public.
"Both swans at the pond have now been rescued and are at a swan sanctuary in Shepperton where they have been cleansed.
"An environmental consultancy appointed by NHS Property Services have deployed ecologist teams to rescue any further wildlife that are affected by the spillage. They will also test the oxygen levels of the pond water to ensure it is safe for the fish in the pond.
"At this time we would like to thank NHS Property Services for their prompt, responsive actions concerning this situation.
"The council, together with Southern Water, the Environment Agency and NHS Property Services, is continuing to monitor the situation closely.


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Libyan militia "executed 67 detainees"
Human Rights Watch has alleged that pro-Muammar Gaddafi fighters
Militia forces from the Libyan city of Misrata executed dozens of detainees following the capture and death of Muammar Gaddafi a year ago this week, according to a new report from the group Human Rights Watch.
Almost 70 members of the former Libyan dictator's convoy were abused and executed after Gaddafi's own capture and death in the city of Sirte last October, the human rights group alleged.
The report – Death of a Dictator: Bloody Vengeance in Sirte – details Gaddafi's final hours and includes evidence that appears to prove captured pro-Gaddafi fighters caught attempting to leave the city, including Gaddafi's son Mutassim, were murdered.
Mutassim was allegedly killed after being taken to Misrata, which suffered a months-long siege by pro-government troops. He had been filmed alive in the city earlier in the day but later footage showed him dead from a fresh wound to the throat not visible in the first video after his capture.
Also killed, investigators believe, were at least 66 other members of the convoy, executed at the nearby Mahari Hotel.
While both sides committed atrocities, including murder, during the Libyan war's last battle, which saw some of the heaviest street fighting, this would be the worst single incident attributed to the coalition of anti-government militias.
Peter Bouckaert, emergencies director at Human Rights Watch, said: "The evidence suggests that opposition militias summarily executed at least 66 captured members of Gaddafi's convoy in Sirte."
Deeply embarrassing
The claims by the group are deeply embarrassing for Nato members that backed the rebel campaign to oust Gaddafi with a no-fly zone. That action – supported by Russia – was authorised because of fears that government forces might massacre civilians.
The apparent confirmation that anti-government militia forces were also responsible for war crimes that have yet to be investigated will once again raise serious questions over the nature of some of the groups backed by the west and its allies, some of whom have continued to fuel instability in the country.
"In case after case we investigated, the individuals had been videotaped alive by the opposition fighters who held them and then found dead hours later," Bouckaert said. "Our strongest evidence for these executions comes from the footage filmed by the opposition forces, and the physical evidence at the Mahari Hotel, where the 66 bodies were found."
"It also looks as if they took Mutassim Gaddafi, who had been wounded, to Misrata and killed him there. Our findings call into question the assertion by Libyan authorities that Gaddafi was killed in crossfire, and not after his capture."
Among the most powerful new evidence is a mobile phone video clip filmed by opposition militia members that shows a large group of captured convoy members in detention, being cursed at and abused.
Human Rights Watch used hospital morgue photos to establish that at least 17 of the detainees visible in the phone video were later executed at the Mahari Hotel.
Under the laws of war, the killing of captured combatants is a war crime, and Libyan civilian and military authorities have an obligation to investigate war crimes and other violations of international humanitarian law.
Decomposing remains
A Human Rights Watch research team was nearby when Gaddafi's convoy engaged in its final battle with opposition forces, on October 20 2011.
Following the battle, the research team visited the site and found more than 100 bodies, most killed in combat.
Two days later, the Human Rights Watch research team found the decomposing remains of at least 53 people at the nearby Mahari Hotel, some with their hands still bound behind their backs.
To document fully what had occurred on October 20, the team interviewed officers in opposition militias who were at the scene, as well as surviving members of the Gaddafi convoy at the hospital, in custody, and in private homes.
The group also reviewed a large number of video recordings made by opposition forces on their mobile phones, some of which show captured detainees at the site of the final battle. Using Sirte hospital morgue records, Human Rights Watch researchers were able to establish the identities of 17 people last seen alive in custody whose bodies were recovered at the Mahari Hotel.
Among those executed was Ahmed Ali Yusuf al-Ghariyani (29) a navy recruit originally from Tawergha. In a phone video that is believed to show him in captivity after the battle, militia forces beat, kick and throw shoes at him, and taunt him about being from Tawergha, a town seen as being loyal to Gaddafi. Ghariyani's body was later found at the Mahari Hotel, and was photographed by hospital staff and buried as unidentified body number 86. He was later identified by family members from the photographs taken by the hospital staff.
Journalists who covered the battle for Sirte also saw detainees being abused after their capture. – © Guardian News and Media 2012
Guardian Reporter


Obviously,I'd write and not the other way around.I can't imagine blogging when I won't write,can you?
But then again I like to listen and read to whatever people have to say,it's coming to me in it's purest form,from the parts of the world that I may never visit and from people I may never meet in life.
It's something I have been doing for not so long but it's been great reading and writing here.
i read most of your posts and i would prefer reading them more than writing anything, because i think i lack the kind of imagination or thoughts one needs, to write a blog. and the posts written by you are worth reading.
That's great.Thank you very much!


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Le tournoi Carol Weymuller Open 2022 est l'édition 2022 du tournoi de squash Carol Weymuller Open qui se déroule du 20 au 24 avril 2022 au casino The Heights à New York. Le tournoi fait partie de la catégorie PSA World Tour Bronze et il est doté de  de prix.

Le tableau est composé de 24 participantes dont 8 têtes de série directement qualifiées pour le second tour et une wild card attribuée à Akanksha Salunkhe.

Dotation et points
En 2022, la dotation est de . Les points sont répartis suivant le tableau suivant.

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To all of our family and friends, you have expressed such interest and support about our upcoming nuptials and we are entirely grateful. We express total and complete gratitude to you for all of your support! Therefore, we have created this web page with YOU in mind. In order to keep you updated with the wedding plans, we thought this would be the ideal method; it is convenient for our family members far and near.
With God, we are fulfilling his plans for our lives of mutually completing one another. Not only are we excited about our wedding day plans; we are more importantly ecstatic about our lives together after our wedding day celebration. Whether or not you are able to share the day with us, we hope this web page conveys some of the love, happiness, and elation that we are experiencing. Not only are we marrying the one we love, we are marrying our best friends.
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The first commercially available smartphone running on Intel designed microprocessors will be going on sale. The product is called the Xolo X900 from a company called Lava Mobile. The Lava handset is available in India from priced for around $423.
The Lava mobile phones features Dual-SIM option,long-life battery, dual LED powerful torch, games, bluetooth, support up to 8 GB memory, FM radio with recording, one touch music player, dual stereo speakers, dual charging point, GPRS and speakerphone. "LAVA's vision is to empower people with affordable, high-quality, innovative mobile handsets, catering specifically to their different needs." according to Balakrishna Rao, CEO, LAVA International Ltd.
This is an important milestone for Intel as represents Intel's first entry into a phone world dominated by chips based on designs of the UK's Arm.
In addition Intel has just launched their third generation of Core microprocessors that it intends will defend its PC territory from many mobile competitors.
At an event in San Francisco recently, Intel is launching a new family of Core microprocessors, called Ivy Bridge, which shrink circuit widths from 32 to 22 billionths of a metre i.e. nanometres, offering better performance.
Ivy Bridge's advances could help Intel fight off competition from Arm-based mobile-phone chipmakers who can see opportunities into the PC market as Microsoft is releasing its Windows 8 software this year. MS Windows 8 will include the first Arm compatible version of its operating system.
Intel has traditionally offered faster chips, but has not been able to match the battery-saving low power draw of Arm processors. As Intel continues to reduce the footprint of its chips they will be in a better position to compete.
If you look at Intel's road map over the next two years, they are really pushing the manufacturing technology transition faster than anyone else. If all goes according to the current technology road map, at some point in late 2013 or early 2014, Intel will be at 14-nanometre manufacturing for smartphones and have close to a one-generation lead.
Intel's Arm rival phone makers will typically rely on Asian foundries to make their chips and Qualcomm warned last week it was having trouble getting enough 28nm chips from its suppliers.
While the Lava launch represents a small beginning for Intel, it has announced bigger names, including Motorola and Lenovo, also have Intel-based phones in the pipeline.


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God brings change to us. The word used here for transformation is the same word used to describe Jesus when he was transfigured before the disciples. In that moment he was changed so that his disciples could see him for who he really was and glimpse something of his heavenly glory.
We can find ourselves getting very anxious about whether our transformation is happening quickly enough, or indeed whether it is happening at all! To be honest, being transfigured probably isn't the language that we would use to describe the change that God is bringing to us. The problem is when we confuse what we see with what God sees. We see the struggles and the failures, but God sees people he chose before the world began and whom he delighted in adopting as his beloved children; sons and daughters for whom Jesus chose to exchange his life for theirs.
When you next look in the mirror it is not just what you see that matters, but it's what God sees that really counts.


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A few photographs from the flooding in Bangkok. The Chao Praya River started overflowing days ago and has gotten progressively worse. Above we see local people measuring the depth of the klong (canal) at the Din Daeng triangle (east of Victory Monument); next empty shelves at a 7-11; overflow of the Chao Praya River; (bottom left) what a typical klong looks like; sandbags protecting a business; a medical army unit becoming activated.
Amazing what has been swimming around in these flood waters. An article about how many children are swept away from their parents and drown.
Concrete Flood Barriers are being built also.


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Q: PHP variable assignment needs parentheses I wrote some code and found it didn't work as I expected.
For example, the following would return false or throw an exception, Undefined variable: a:
if ($a = 12 && $a == 12) {
    return true;
} else {
    return false;
}

I fixed it by wrapping the assignment in parentheses:
if (($a = 12) && $a == 12) {
    return true;
} else {
    return false;
}

It was just a lucky guess. I'm wondering why the parentheses are needed and I haven't found anything that explains why.

A: That is because of operator precedence. The assignment operator = has a lower precedence than &&, so without the parenthesis you are effectively doing the following.
if ($a = (12 && $a == 12))

Observe that the second $a is not yet defined before the assignment happens, because it has to be evaluated before the assignment can happen.

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The comprehensive plan addressed the values and interests of people living and working in Doña Ana County and created policy-level guidance for county government to assist in planning and developing all incorporated areas within Doña Ana County's 2.4 million acres. The forecast for the plan covers development over the next 25 years.
"How a region grows and develops can fundamentally shape people's lives," said Roberson. "That responsibility was something the Consortium took very seriously when we began to develop Plan 2040; we knew the importance of the process because people in our community were telling us what they valued and needed from the communities they called home."
The result, according to Roberson, was a community-driven plan that captured regional values, and included policies that gave elected officials a direction when making decisions for their constituents.
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Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox talks Björk, 'Eternal Blue' and breathing life back into metalcore on The Downbeat
Posted by Ramon Gonzales in Series on June 15, 2021
The vocalist gets incredibly real about her career prior to Spiritbox, the complacency of metalcore, and her dream of meeting with and working for Post Malone after their upcoming Reading and Leeds performance.
The latest edition of The Downbeat welcomes one of heavy music's most celebrated vocalists in Spiritbox's Courtney LaPlante. Riding high on the recent announcement of the band's universally-anticipated debut Eternal Blue set for a September 17th release, the Canadian metalcore machine has quickly become one of the genre's most championed collectives.
The casual, albeit comprehensive conversation began naturally where most Downbeat conversation eventually end up… the drums. Given that host Craig Reynolds is the veteran drummer for Stray Form The Path, LaPlante confided that Spiritbox programs the percussion and eventually brings in their drummer, Hev Rose, to give the track. Human touch.
LaPlante also revealed a bit more about the recording process for Eternal Blue in that the band rented a house to track everything together – a much different process then the previous singles which were all worked on remotely. Working alongside one another for album was a priority given the significance of the debut.
LaPlante got pretty candid about her tenure as the singer in iwrestledabearonce. Confiding that the experience was less than enthralling, she talked about instances where there were no original members onstage. She shared that playing songs that weren't hers and serving as the band's replacement vocalist made for a three year stretch that wasn't as fulfilling as she had hoped it might be. Though she did share the value of the learning experience, for LaPlante, that time served well in preparing her mentally for what would eventually come Spiritbox.
While the pandemic presented a strange reality for most bands, LaPlante explained that not touring and not having to stress about the rigors that come with that aspect of the business is something that has allowed them to concentrate solely on making music and videos. She confessed that the small bit of touring Spiritbox did was something that was out of their comfort zone. Mentally, the band is gearing up to hit the road again but it's something that is still somewhat new for Spiritbox.
LaPlante and Reynolds touched on how the pandemic, combined with their previous experience in working bands has made them wiser about the decisions they will be making moving forward. Reynolds explained that for many musicians, the idea of touring for the sake of exposure or strategy will likely be easier to say no to now. Previously afraid of missing out on a good opportunity, bands have now seen what life without touring is and some, have been able to adjust to that reality.
The frontwoman also divulged how her Southern background and growing up in the church resulted in her fascination with Christian imagery. While the band gets misconstrued as being a Christian band, LaPlante says she understands the correlation, but it's mostly a fascination with religious imagery rather than any idealogical pulpit.
The musicians began discussing the philosophical principle of Sunken Time Fallacy and the notion that having the freedom to walk away from something that isn't fulfilling is liberating. LaPlante went onto connect that concept with the idea of working with the wrong producer or wrong band members – just because lots of time and energy has been invested doesn't mean that you are obligated to play songs that you aren't completely happy with.
The two struck a chord over their mutual love and respect for Bjork. Reynolds shared a story in which he saw her perform a brand new album entirely much to the surprise of everyone in the room. Both Reynolds and LaPlante talked about having that kind of artistic bravery and how admirable it is.
The discussion then moved towards a very frank dissection of the metalcore genre. Critiquing the kind of tired troupes of the style and the often-overly used style points, both Reynolds and LaPlante talked about being tired of the same things and, as is the case with Spiritbox, the emphasis to try and take the genre in a different creative direction. Attributing that culture of rehashing the same sound to stay stuck in a creative comfort zone, LaPlante shares that she understands why artists grow complacent but has reached a point in her career where she is looking to make something the moves the culture forward from just a palatable music with the occasional scream.
In discussing Spiritbox's upcoming Reading and Leeds appearance, LaPlante confided being nervous for such a big return to the festival circuit. In fact, she shared that this would be her first festival performance in several years and with it, have come a few dream scenarios. Of those scenarios, the first involves meeting, hanging and eventually working for the day's headliner Post Malone. The second scenario involves having Sam Carter from Architects come out to perform their joint track together in "Yellowjacket".
The exchange again moved towards a very frank dissection of metalcore . Critiquing the kind of tired troupes of the style and the often-overly used style points, both Reynolds and LaPlante talked about being tired of the same things and, as is the case with Spiritbox, the emphasis to try and take the genre in a different creative direction. Attributing that culture of rehashing the same sound to stay stuck in a creative comfort zone, LaPlante shares that she understands why artists grow complacent but has reached a point in her career where she is looking to make something the moves the culture forward from just a palatable music with the occasional scream.
Getting back to the album, LaPlante discussed that while the band never intended for this to take so long, she feels confident about how it will be received. Comparing the comment threads online to a focus group, she says that in reading the good and the bad, that the criticism not referencing the mix of the album is a good sign. Operating with a kind of super confidence currently, LaPlante is stoked to finally share what began literally year ago with such a receptive fan base.
The conversation also touched on Courtney's own podcast in 'Good For A Girl'. Sharing that she loves the conversation aspect of the platform, LaPlante shared that being able to speak to such a broad spectrum of people offers a unique learning experience on everything from marketing, touring, and even more weighty topics like sexism and misogyny from an industry perspective.
That segued into a question that LaPlante is often asked in a way that is vaguely sexist with the "So how did you get into this kind of music?" Though she has no issue in discussing her musical evolution, LaPlante pointed out that her male counterparts aren't usually asked that question. At least it isn't a focused talking point.
Despite that fact, LaPlante detailed how her taste evolved with enthusiasm. Citing how bands like Protest the Hero and Enter Shikari eventually led to tech-heavy bands like TesseracT and Animals As Leaders, the vocalist showcased her diversity in referencing how Beyonce is her favorite vocalist and Meshuggah is her standard bearer of all things heavy. LaPlante's eclectic taste serves well in explaining how Spiritbox approaches their craft with such a refined musical palate.
Stream the complete episode of The Downbeat featuring Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox below.
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SAARC Pay TV and SVOD subscribers to reach 371 million in 2023
Friday, June 8th, 2018
Following Dataxis latest research, Pay TV and OTT(SVOD) subscribers in SAARC countries are projected to reach 371 million in 2023, growing at a CAGR of 7.4% compared to 226 million in 2017. India is by far the biggest market among SAARC countries, accounting for 81% of the total Pay TV and OTT subscriber base.
The Pay TV and OTT revenues in SAARC will be growing at a CAGR of 9.4%, accounting for US$18 billion in 2023. India will contribute up to 80% to the total Pay TV and OTT revenues, accounting for US$ 14.7 billion out of the total SAARC revenues.
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Chinese streaming platforms taking over SE Asian markets
41.4% of TVs in Latin America are Smart
Dataxis compares Europe, Latam with U.S. AVOD market
DTH free-to-air bouquets spreading across sub-Saharan Africa
Pay TV ARPU at record high levels in the Nordics
TV penetration in Sub-Saharan Africa still low


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Лазар Самарджич (,  24 лютого 2002, Берлін, Німеччина) — німецький футболіст сербського походження, вінгер італійського «Удінезе».

Клубна кар'єра
Лазар Самарджич народився у Берліні у сербській родині переселенців з Баня-Лука. Футболом починав займатися з десятирічного віку у футбольній школі столичної «Герти». Починав грати у дублі «Герти». 22 травня 2020 року у берлінському дербі проти «Уніона» Самарджич дебютував у німецькій Бундеслізі.

У вересні 2020 року футболіст підписав п'ятирічний контракт з клубом «РБ Лейпциг».

У серпні 2021 року за три мільйони євро став гравцем італійського «Удінезе».

Збірна
У травні 2019 року Лазар Самарджич у складі юнацької збірної Німеччини (U-17) брав участь у європейській першості для гравців віком до 17-ти років.

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Посилання

 Лазар Самарджич на сайті DFB
 Лазар Самарджич  на FootballDatabase.eu
 Лазар Самарджич  на сайті «РБ Лейпциг»
 Лазар Самарджич  на soccer365.ru

уродженці Берліна
німецькі футболісти
футболісти «Герти»
футболісти «РБ Лейпциг»
Футболісти «Удінезе»
німецькі футбольні легіонери
Футбольні легіонери в Італії


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Q: How to use correct import formats in React Native? I am getting this Error message:

Unable to resolve "./Components/SignInScreen" from
  "App/screens/LoginScreen.js"

and I'm pretty sure it's because of my folder path. Can Someone tell me the correct folder path I am to use.
This is my current imports in my LoginScreen.js:
import SignInScreen from "./Components/SignInScreen";
import SignUp from "../Components/SignUp";

A: Your imports use relative paths. So you describe the other file's path from the importing file.
For a file on the same folder, use: ./fileName.js
To move up on a folder, use: ../
To go down on a folder just use folders name as usual: ./subfolder/fileName.js
You can navigate on project tree mixing both. For example, going two folders up and another folder down: ../../subfolder/fileName.js
That said, you should use:
import SignInScreen from "./SignInScreen";
import SignUp from "./SignUp";

A: When LoginScreen, SignInScreen and SignUp files are under the same folder, you can use below format.
import SignInScreen from './SignInScreen';
import SignUp from './SignUp';

A: You are importing from the components folder but your image shows that your components are in the screens folder. Maybe import SignInScreen from "./screens/SignInScreen"; and import SignUp from "./screens/SignUp"; might work.


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Are you familiar with Bavarian traditions? You can get to know them in the Chiemgau. Lederhosen and dirndl are, of course, part of the story; although they are only worn on special occasions by most.
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You can get to know them in the Chiemgau. Lederhosen and Dirndl are, of course, part of the story:
Feel the Bavarian lifestyle
One of the best ways to get to know to Bavarian culture and tradition, is to participate to the so-called "Gautrachtenfest", which could be translated as "Bavarian folklore costume festivity". Those are arranged by "Trachtenvereine", which are associations that preserve the bavarian tradition in the most original way: they campaign for indigenous folklore costumes, folk music, folk dances, Schuhplattler dance, figure dance, the Bavarian language and the customs. Tradition, faith and the church are very important values as well as the community and the love for the homeland. The members wear a very costly and individual bavarian costume like Lederhose and Dirndl, just more individual and costly made. Thusly, the "Trachtenvereine" and accordingly the "Gautrachtenfeste" are the figurehead of bavarian tradition. They take place at different locations in the Chiemgau, always at the last weekends in july. But what is done exactly during a "Gautrachtenfest", for what it's worth? Most of the "Trachtenvereine" litigate in their traditional costumes through the village or city which had planned the festivity. After that, everybody celebrates together in a beer tent to the sound of Bavarian folk music while enjoying the unique Bavarian food and drinks. Let yourself be tempted to discover still living traditions and the cosy Bavarian lifestyle.
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The Chiemgau is known for its impressive landscapes, its beautiful nature and lots of idyllic places. But Chiemgau has more to offer. Passion for music, art and culture is here part of life. Musical diversity presents itself in authentic folk music to jazz to classical music. When great enthusiasm, a special musicality and a long musical tradition are coinciding, there is a highly fertile ground for the development of great festivals. A really special and brilliant festival is also the CHIEMGAUER MUSIKFRÜHLING which is going to take place during May and June in Traunstein, Seeon and Traunreut. It's already the 13th time that this festivity was succefully arranged by the pianist Diana Ketler and the violist Razvan Popovici who have composed a very varied and expressive programme which will fascinate – as every year - all fans of classic, not only in the region. You have the unique possibility to hear top-class performers who are counted among the best chamber musicians of whole Europe in the Chiemgau. There are new faces like the pianist Marianna Schirinyan, the violist Vladimir Mendelssohn and the pianist duo Anna and Ines Walachowski who encounter popular artists like the violists Gilles Apap, Alissa Margulis, Daniel Rowland, Erik Schumann and Alexander Sitkovetsky, the cellists Julian Arp, Alexander Bouzlov and Bernhard Naoki Hedenborg as well as the oboist Tamar Inbar. We welcome you to relish this great and extraordinary experience.
Horse processions
Horse processions are key dates for the diary. In honour of patron Saint Leonhard, Michael and Georg the horse pilgrimages take place in different localities with feastfully decorated horse carriages and horses in the end of a famer's year. The churches which are hallowed to the patrons often are in the focus of such an event. It's about to bless the riders and their horses according to the ancient tradition. This annual major event is a mix of a colourful historical pageant, living tradition and the confession of the christian faith.
Mostly known is the Georgiritt in Traunstein that traditionally occurs on Easter Monday. It is the largest horse procession in Bavaria and is held in honour of Saint George – the patron saint of horses and their riders. Related to the "Georgiritt" is a sword dance, whose historical roots date back to the year 1530. The dance symbolises the victory of spring over winter. The "Georgiritt" is one of the most beautiful holidays in entire Chiemgau.
As mentioned above, there is also a procession named "Leonhardiritt" which takes place in late autumn. Saint Leonhard is the patron of cattle, in particular of horses.
The horse procession in honour of patron saint Michael is based on the "Leonhardiritt". There is an easy explication for this: the date of the "Leonhardiritt" proved unfavourable, so, without further ado, they changed the date of the procession into the day of saint's day Michael. He is regarded as the patron saint of the parish church. Thusly it was easy to link saint's day Michael with a famer's holiday.
Putting up the Maypole
Putting up the Maypole is another old custom. Maypoles are barked and often painted trees, which are generally decorated with artistic wooden shields. They are put up on the 1st May in many towns and villages throughout the Chiemgau. It always takes place in a central square and is connected with a festival.
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So you're a soon-to-be expat? You've signed a contract and you'll be living overseas, abroad, in an exotic locale rubbing shoulders with fascinating people from cultures new and unexperienced. That's wonderful! If you know anything about Our Traveling Zoo, we think you've made a wonderful decision that will positively change your life. A common question we get asked is, "What do I need to bring with me when I move?" Or these variations: "What are the most important items to buy before I move overseas?" "What things should I purchase before I move abroad?" Well, we've narrowed it down to three things that we'd say you MUST buy before moving abroad.
An unlocked smartphone. It has to be an unlocked one to work with international providers.
Yes, this is expensive (especially if you buy a brand new one). No, you will absolutely not regret it. Given how many uses a smartphone has, it's really invaluable. Considering that besides making it easy to have cellular service wherever you're going, a smartphone doubles as a translator, navigator, currency converter, a camera, and pretty much anything else you can think of, we count an unlocked smartphone simply indispensable.
Something else to keep in mind: It will be also prudent to check whether a particular model will be compatible with the carrier in your new destination. This website may come in helpful.
These little suckers are incredibly useful while living in and exploring new lands.
We went all cheap and hauled around old suitcases that lacked 360 degree swiveling wheels when we first packed it all up to move abroad, and that was a huge pain. If you're moving overseas, save yourself the hassle and get quality luggage that rolls easily. This makes traveling far more convenient. We've rarely felt more excited about spending hundreds of dollars than we did when we finally got ourselves Samsonite bags.
Something to keep in mind: Many airlines are becoming really stingy with both checked baggage and carry-on allowances. Do check and make sure that the bag the store calls "hand luggage" will be considered as such by your airline.
Express VPN has worked well for us.
Virtual Protocol Networks make it appear that you're accessing the internet from a different location. They allow you to browse the internet anonymously or access websites that maybe unavailable in your region. VPNs are handy for helping you access sites like Netflix or other streaming TV services, as well as Skype, meaning you can stay connected to friends and family. We've personally used both Astrill and Express. While a subscription might seem a bit pricey, it's worth it. If you use the link above to buy ExpressVPN, you will get 30 days free.
Something to keep in mind: Do your research and see if you will need a VPN router as well. We used a Buffalo one and were happy with it.
There you have it. At first compiling a list about the top three things to buy before moving abroad seemed daunting, but in reality, this list came together quickly. Our years of living abroad actually made it very easy to narrow the options down. If you get these three items before you leave, you should be able to settle into your new home overseas easily, exploring without fear, traveling easily, and staying connected to your loved ones all the while. Hope this helps!
I concur with all three, but do not share your affinity for spinner luggage. Whether it's a vehicle or a suitcase, four wheels are two too many. 🏍🏍🏍.
As an expat of many years, I can wholeheartedly agree with you about the unlocked smartphone and the high-quality spinner luggage. I always buy iPhones directly from Apple, they are unlocked and my favorite luggage brand is Rimowa. I can really recommend the luggage!
I am not sure about the VPN, I guess it really depends where you are stationed and what you want to do. I have never felt the need for a VPN before, but I live in Japan.
Hi Lena! We'll have to take a look at Rimowa luggage! How is Japan? We haven't made it there yet, but it's on the short list. The VPN is probably only truly necessary if you're going to live in a country which has restrictions on internet, it must be said. Since we've been in the UAE and China, both countries which restrict internet access, we've found it to be a necessity.
The luggage is the best tip on this list. Good luggage is a bigger influence on your comfort traveling than most people realize. We love our carry on luggage and it has allowed up to travel light and travel cheaply.
It seems to be such a simple thing people often overlook, isn't it? What luggage do you have?
A VPN will help you more than you could possibly imagine. Obviously for the security reasons, but there are times I just want my internet to look and feel like home. Hop onto the VPN and things just feel normal again.
Although for me, being an Indonesian as I am, I've got the forth thing I need to have before moving abroad: some food seasoning to remind me a bit of home.
Haven't been to Indonesia yet but hope to visit within a year. Any suggestions?
That set of spinner luggage from Samsonite looks great. The colors are interesting and the body seems sturdy too. We use Samsonite luggage too, but have never trued this version with hard surface. Doesn't it scratch easily?
Our Samsonites are all soft but we have a couple of hard shell suitcases as well and they are holding up really well, actually. They are lighter, too!
Unlocked smartphone, check! Quality luggage, fully agree, but disagree on the four wheels and spinners … ever tried to negotiate gravel, cobblestone or other rough surfaces common in so many places on our globe with four spinning wheels? Has the makings for an entertaining YouTube video. 😉 We prefer two very solid and durable wheels (like those found on Eagle Creek, Thule or Briggs and Riley luggage our preferred wheeled luggage brands). VPN … absolutely!!! VPN also provides a vital security layer anytime you are attempting to access wifi in a public hotspot. Great tips!!!
Thanks, Michael! We usually just tilt our bags onto two wheels if we have to negotiate rough surfaces. That said, we also usually haul carry-on sized bags when we're out and about, so it's not as if we have really heavy stuff bumping along. I am sure the brands you mentioned are solid–we'll have to investigate them!
Yes! I have an unlocked phone and a VPN app for these very reasons! I really need to buy some easy to carry luggage for smaller trips – a backpack is not necessary for short city breaks , and yet I always lug my backpack around.
Great, Lauren! Yeah, good luggage is helpful.
I never thought of these items! Great call! Very helpful if I planned on moving abroad!
I have no plans to move aboard, but these all sound like great tips and the VPN is something I would not have thought of at all. I've used Samsonite since I was a kid and they hold up so well.
Glad to bring the VPN to your attention, then; yes, Samsonite is quality stuff!
An unlocked smartphone was one of the first things I purchased when I was living overseas for a short while. It's the way to go 🙂 I should have got the VPN. Will def look into that next time I need it.
An unlocked phone makes life so easy!


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Canterbury Dictionary of Hymnology
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With thousands of entries, written by hundreds of authors, from dozens of countries, this resource is a valuable reference resource for scholars of global hymnody, covering hymns of the Judeo-Christian tradition, from many countries and languages, historical and contemporary. It includes articles on individual hymns, authors, hymnals, related organizations, tunes, composers, as well as general topic articles. This resource replaces and updates the 1892 "Dictionary of Hymnology" by John Julian, including the 1907 supplement and is the work of a team of editors headed by Professor J.R. Watson, University of Durham, UK, and Dr Emma Hornby, University of Bristol, UK.
The interface includes a basic keyword searching function, with results able to be limited by era, place, tradition, role of a person, and other facets. You can browse by category, such as literary topics, Hymns in Latin, specific place, specific era, traditions, and role of a person. You can also browse alphabetically by the title of the article.
For complementary information, also consult Hymnary.org.
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By Robertus Pudyanto	on January 8, 2014
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Every year, thousands of people flock to see a bull race called The Karapan Sapi. This is not your average bull race.
Every year, thousands of people flock to the small Indonesian island of Madura, off the coast of Java, to watch an annual bull race called the Karapan Sapi, introduced in the 13th century by King Katandur. This is not your normal bull race.
Two bulls are hitched together by a decorative yoke created by local artists. The yoke is connected to a wooden apparatus that looks a bit like a small ladder that hangs behind them. This is where the jockey perches, barefoot. The jockeys then grab the tails of the bulls, balancing on the wooden perch.
Once the bulls begin to run, the jockey rockets across the grassy track with only the wooden plank and the bulls tails to steady him. The feat is meant to show off the strength of the bulls, which are later auctioned to buyers.
This isn't the only cow-centric event Madura is known for, they also have an annual beauty pageant for cows.
The Karapan Sapi began as a way to show off powerful bulls best for plowing the field and has since evolved into a tradition that takes on a festival atmosphere complete with food and entertainment.
Before the race takes place, a pair of cows are paraded around the race track accompanied by traditional Maduran music called Saronen.
Specially raised from birth for the race, the animals are often fed a special diet of preserved foods and herbs, in addition to eggs and honey. The bulls grow up to be muscular and powerful. Members of the religious community will often cast spells for cows prior to the match in order to increase their chances of winning.
The race is a celebration of the bulls' strength, but it also marks the end of the tobacco and rice harvest. It is, essentially, a party for all those who have toiled in the fields and, hopefully, seen their hard work pay off.
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Deconstructing and fabricating classic Latin rhythms from Cuba to Brazil, Fábrica de Ritmo is a multimedia and immersive experience that captures the beating soul of the Americas. Featuring a live electronic performance from the Battle of Santiago and special guest DJ Medicineman, it's your last chance to dance at the Hearn (for this year at least…). FIESTA LOCA!
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After 10 years of partnering with arts organizations, venues and cultural groups across the city, Luminato Festival will manage and run its own unique venue. The Festival is curating a series of performance events and artistic activations with arts partners from across the city, celebrating Luminato's long history of working with arts organizations and cultural partners in Toronto in a new way: by sharing at the lowest possible cost the infrastructure and space we're building.
There's an epic soundclash taking place North of the Border. Toronto-based group the Battle of Santiago combines classic Afro-Cuban rhythms and vocals with a distinctly Canadian post-rock spirit and sensibility. The result is a wholly unique sound that tells a universal 21st Century story, transcending borders while staying rooted in one city's immigrant experience. The Battle of Santiago has been marked by restless, transnational experimentalism since the beginning. The group has evolved from an exploration of experimental rock grounded in drummer-less Latin percussion, to an instrumental groove machine, to a tight Afro-Cuban post-rock outfit, and to this new mash up with their love of electronic dance music.
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SEA-KIT has selected Cambridge Pixel, a provider of radar display, tracking, and recording sub-systems, for the supply of SPx Server technology and Maritime Display Framework (MDF) software to improve its uncrewed surface vessel (USV) operations.
Cambridge Pixel's software will enable SEA-KIT's vessels to sail efficiently even in low bandwidth situations. Credit: tantawat / Shutterstock.
Cambridge Pixel's technology was selected due to its bandwidth management tools, filtering, and data processing tools.
Furthermore, the software can be incorporated with SEA-KIT's GSAVI package and situational awareness software with ease.
Cambridge Pixel's software will enable SEA-KIT's vessels to sail efficiently even in low bandwidth situations.
SEA-KIT technology director Peter Walker said: "Cambridge Pixel's radar interface technology is known in the industry as being a robust and trusted system with customisable and powerful features. We selected their products because we are committed to ensuring that SEA-KIT's vessels are at the cutting-edge of the USV market's technology requirements. Their technical support team has been highly responsive to our needs and it has been great working with them on this latest vessel."
SEA-KIT has also deployed the MDF software at its Remote-Control Centre for displaying the radar picture on screen as seen on board a regular vessel.
The software has the ability to receive radar video from several maritime radar sensors such as Furuno, Hensoldt, JRC, Simrad, Sperry, and more.
Cambridge Pixel CEO David Johnson said: "We are thrilled to be supplying our SPx Server technology and MDF software to enhance the situational awareness of SEA-KIT's latest X class uncrewed surface vessels. Our radar expertise and software modules for radar acquisition, processing, distribution, target tracking, and display make us a good technology partner for innovative USV developers like SEA-KIT."
Currently, the first of the 12m SEA-KIT X class USV, which has been built for Fugro, is being prepared for project work in Australia.
The vessel will use Cambridge Pixel's SPx Server technology and feature remotely operated vehicle (ROV) and autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) launch-and-recovery systems and station-keeping competencies. It will be used to carry out fully uncrewed ROV pipeline inspections in waters with depth up to 400m on Australia's North West Shelf.
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The Sahara desert. Wide, open spaces. You can travel for days without meeting another soul. So why is it that, when playing Targi, there are always people standing where I want to go? Always. Every single turn. But they are complaining about the same thing, so it's perfectly balanced.
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Kingpin is a two-player strategy game about crime syndicates at war: with limited time, space and people you try to overrun the enemy's HQ or take control of the central No Man's Land. It's not as easy as it sounds, there is more thinking involved than you might expect.
Thing-building games are still going strong. Deck-building games are the most popular of the bunch, but dice-building games and bag-building games have lots of fans, too. With Orleans one bag-building game has made the Kennerspiel des Jahres nominations this year and it really represents the cream of the genre. To become the most successful leader in medieval France, you need tight management of the followers in your bag.
A mysterious island has recently been discovered in the middle of the ocean. In its own way, it's a very wealthy island. Not with oil, or gold. The island is home to five species of animal that were thought extinct. And as you set foot on La Isla, your goal is to capture some of them.
City building games don't have to be big and complex, Machi Koro proves that. All you need to build your city are two dice, some cards and about half an hour of time. You couldn't take anything away from this game and still call what is left a game. But even being that light, Machi Koro is published and popular in more countries than most games ever see.
Browser games being made into board games is still a very rare phenomenon. Besides Angry Birds, I can only think of this one: Farmerama. Are there reasons to be suspicious of Flash game adaptations?
The ultimate question about life, the universe and everything can finally be answered. Who would win in a fight, Pirates or Ninjas? 42. Sorry, doesn't make sense after all. But at least you can answer all the other big questions as well. Dinosaurs or Robots? Aliens or Zombies? All that and more now has an answer, and the answer is Smash Up.
"Light dice game" usually implies lots of rolling and very little influence over who wins the game in the end, it's just whoever rolls better. Not so in Blueprints. There are many dice, sure enough, but you don't roll them all that much and if you win or not depends less on how you roll them and more on how you use them.
The right combination of two familiar game mechanics can create something new and fun. Sea of Clouds combines a drafting game with a press-your-luck mechanic. If you enjoy only one of those, then this game is definitely worth your time because it combines the best parts of them. And it does that while letting you loot the skies as a flying pirate, if you needed any more convincing.
Identik advertises itself as "the drawing game for people who can't draw". Given my innate artistic ability, I consider that a challenge. Turn out that it actually works: in this hectic party style game, if you can manage stick figures, you can do well. Provided you get obscure details like the number of ears in the picture or the size of the sun right.