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LEGO Star Wars 75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon from Solo: A Star Wars Story [Review]
The largest set in the first wave of LEGO Star Wars sets from Solo: A Star Wars Story is 75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon at 1,414 pieces for $169.99. The set depicts an earlier incarnation of Han Solo's iconic freighter, long before he made extensive modifications and upgrades to it in the years leading up to its appearance in A New Hope.
Other than the color, what's unique about this LEGO version, and how is it different from 75105 Millennium Falcon from The Force Awakens released barely two and a half years ago? Let's dig in and find out…
The box, instructions, & sticker sheet
The box is no larger than any other LEGO Star Wars set in the $100+ range, despite several hundred additional pieces compared to the previous Falcon. Parts are in ten sets of numbered bags, with an unnumbered bag of larger pieces and the instruction booklet and sticker sheet in its own sleeve.
Unlike the three previous sets from Solo that we've already reviewed, this set does have a sticker sheet, with very few printed parts in the set.
The basic structure of the factory-new Falcon is essentially the same as the TFA Falcon released in 2015, with a lattice of Technic beams sandwiched between plates lending significant sturdiness to the hull that sits atop that sub-structure. The first bag includes the parts for the ship's base, while the second bag begins adding some of the interior detail, like a sleeping berth and the seating area with a dejarik holo-chess table.
The third bag includes the parts for the remainder of the interior structure, completing most of the central laser turret shaft, boxy sections that fill in the area where the escape pods would be, the attachments for the front mandibles, and so on.
Bag 4 includes more structural elements, along with the first sub-assemblies for sections of the curved outer hull along the sides. These attach with clips to the previously built hull structure, and represent the first "floating" sections not directly connected via studs to the core body of the Falcon. Bag 5 continues with more sections of the Falcon's side, completing the circle.
The Millennium Falcon finally starts taking recognizable shape with the next couple of bags. The sixth bag completes the lateral escape pod sections on either side of the Falcon, while the seventh bag adds the first curved sections of the asymmetrically projecting cockpit.
Subsequent bags add wedge plate after wedge plate to complete the sections of the upper hull — essentially identical to the construction techniques used to build every minifigure-scale LEGO Falcon over the past decade other than the UCS Millennium Falcon released last year.
The ninth bag adds the front mandibles, and the Falcon is essentially complete, closely resembling previous LEGO Falcons — but in bright white and blue. The tenth bag adds the pod that fits between the mandibles. We assume it's a cargo pod, but its precise purpose remains to be confirmed by the movie and forthcoming reference books.
The underside of the completed Falcon has four small landing gear that hold the hull steady on a flat surface, keeping the lower laser cannon safe. The "classic" Falcon has five landing gear, so it remains to be seen whether this is a LEGO design shortcut (as with some previous versions) or a difference between the Solo movie Falcon and Han's customized version in later films.
The finished model
At first glance, this latest LEGO Millennium Falcon (it's going to be hard to keep track of these Falcon versions, since I suppose it's technically the "original" version now…) looks essentially like a recolored version of the 2015 Falcon from The Force Awakens, with the addition of a cargo/escape pod between the front mandibles. Structurally, that's largely true, though nearly all of the actual details are different.
Of course, the most noticeable difference is that this version isn't grey. Shiny new and sporting blue highlights, this version isn't the weathered, beat-up ship from the "lived-in" universe of the original trilogy.
The next most obvious difference is the way the cargo pod docks between the front mandibles. It's been Star Wars lore forever that the Falcon's mandibles are intended to hold a cargo container, but until now it's never been canon (and we still don't know if it's strictly a "cargo" pod, especially given the fact that it seems to have life support, and possibly piloting capabilities). Unlike most of the previous imaginings of what a container here would look like, this one smoothly finishes the angles of the mandibles, giving the Falcon an arrowhead prow.
The cargo/escape pod slides along rails and is attached at the back with a pair of clips, holding it snugly in place. It's a cool feature, especially because it's great to finally be able to see what the Falcon can carry.
Just like the previous version, each mandible houses a spring-loaded dart shooter. The buttons for these are exceptionally well hidden, and if you didn't know where they were, you could spend a long time looking for their release mechanisms.
As always, the darts provide a perfect dart-sized amount of fun that's directly proportional to your ability to annoy those in your vicinity.
The rear engines are created with a strip of trans-blue tubing, a technique that's appeared in most Falcon versions. The six heat exhaust vents arranged on the rear hull are made with flat Technic disks, each carefully stickered with a donut-shaped decal.
The cockpit is cleverly connected to the body with a hallway angled at 45 degrees. It's not a perfect enclosure, as angled cylinders are notoriously difficult to achieve with LEGO, but it's a very good approximation for the cockpit access corridor. Unfortunately, the internal structure fills up what should be hallway, so there's no actual access between the cockpit and the rest of the ship's interior.
The shaping behind the cockpit is nearly perfectly round, thanks to curved slope bricks. Han and Chewie had better be good buddies in this new film, because the cockpit is incredibly cramped, with just barely enough room for both minifigures to side-by-side, with Chewie staggered back by one stud. The cockpit can be accessed by sliding off the entire front canopy and underside, leaving the helm exposed on a spit jutting out from the corridor.
Up top, there's a single laser cannon on a turret, with a matching one below. We estimate that this is approximately 25 percent of the firepower that Han Solo prefers on his ships. Due to the scale of this Falcon, the window just forward of the turret is a sticker on a 2×2 round tile (unlike the UCS Millennium Falcon, which is large enough to accommodate an actual window).
The turret and window together are mounted a 6×6 round plate, which swings up as a hatch to provide access to the gunnery pod. In the on-screen Falcon, this area is a vertical shaft with ladders leading to the top and bottom laser cannon turrets, but here it's a removable pod that seats both gunners, with small targeting computers (a simple red 1×1 tile) for each.
The pod slides in quite firmly, and doesn't have anything to distinguish the top or bottom, so it can be inserted in either orientation. The bottom of the ship does not have an access hatch for removing the pod.
The Falcon's radar dish seems to be the indicator for each version, as it changes with every new iteration. On this precursor Falcon, the dish lacks any decorations and sports a smaller dish in the center. While the Falcon's dish has always had a small nub in the center, it looks larger in what we've seen of the new on-screen version. The dish is also mounted on a double-hinged arm with a pair of ball joints, allowing it to lay flat against the hull, pointing up.
Except for the four cardinal directions and the cockpit access corridor, each of the hull's angled panels lifts open. They're mounted on standard clips, and they are firm enough that the ship is unlikely to spring open if it's turned upside down.
A full dozen individual panels unfold a bit like a flower, giving near full access to the interior. The panels sometimes catch on one another a little, but with minor adjustments they all nestle in nicely.
The interior comprises three main sections. The engine room and cargo area is in the ship's back right quadrant. It features a bit of the hyperdrive core and several attachment points for cargo boxes, which are cleverly labeled in Aurebesh that reads "cargo," giving us no insight into what Han or Lando are up to in this film.
In the back left quadrant, the Falcon's galley is equipped small bar and a variety of brightly colored drinks. There's also a yellow berth compartment against the outer wall.
The front left quadrant will be familiar to any Star Wars fan, as it features the main hold, with a lounge, dejarik board, and engineering station. Let's hope Lando knows to let the Wookie win—or maybe that's how Han got the Falcon?
Comparison to The Force Awakens Millennium Falcon
As we mentioned at the outset, this Falcon bears a strong resemblance to 2015's 75105 Millennium Falcon, which itself is remarkably similar to 2011's 7965 Millennium Falcon. We dug out our copy of 75105 from our review of that set, so let's see how they different they really are.
Dimensionally, the two ships are nearly identical, although one of the most interesting differences is that the grey Falcon adds a single 1×6 tile at the base of each hull panel, making all the panels sit very subtly different.
Interestingly, the biggest difference is the mandibles. While you might expect that the white Falcon simply adds the pod between the mandibles, the white Falcon actually has a completely redesigned front. This results in much smaller mandibles, which is almost certainly attributable to LEGO's interpretation and not an actual difference in the source material. While both versions feature rails on the inside of the mandibles, the grey Falcon has a double set as decorative elements, not designed with the pod in mind. However, it would be trivial to adapt the grey Falcon to fit a cargo pod. Another interesting feature is that the four round maintenance access bays on the mandibles, which have long been a prominent feature of the Millennium Falcon, presumably still have their covers on Lando's version, because they don't appear at all.
The canopy is one area where the LEGO design has simply improved as a result of new elements being available rather than a change in source material. The unsightly gap between the cockpit windscreen and the adjoining corridor in the old version has been filled in this updated design thanks to new 1×2 rounded plates.
The minifigs & droids
75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon includes six minifigures and one brick-built droid — Han Solo, Chewbacca, Qi'ra, Lando Calrissian, Quay Tolsite, and a Kessel Operations Droid, plus a DD-BD droid. Each of these characters' designs are unique to this set.
Lando, Qi'ra, and Han all have reversible heads, with a calm/smiling expression on one side and an angry/concerned expression on the other. Qi'ra's hairpiece is from the Friends line and is rubber with a hair accessory hole at the top.
Lando, always a suave figure, has a fashionable cape that's two-toned with a black exterior and a blue interior with black fringing. His bright orange torso shows his black tie/scarf/sash with white slashes that extends onto the legs.
Chewbacca gets a completely new design, primarily to accomodate the different style of bandoleer, which now straps over both shoulders. He's also got a small box at his waistline. He carries a heavy blaster rifle instead of his customary bowcaster.
Three all-new characters are the Kessel Operations Droid, Quay Tolsite, and DD-BD. The Kessel droid is cyborg version of a humanoid droid like C-3PO. His head is much narrower than the bulbous minifigure head would have him appear, but short of a new sculpted element, the minifigure head is more accurate than C-3PO's head would be.
From the back, the Kessel Operations Droid has more exposed machinery on both the head and torso.
Quay Tolsite has a black torso with a pearl gold head, and wears a new piece of headgear that has a hexagonal form. We could speculate more about this character, but we'll forego it in the interest of not further spoiling the film for ourselves or our readers.
Quay is the second character we've reviewed to employ the new dress legpiece (the first was Moloch), which finally updates LEGO's long tradition of using a 2x2x2 slope brick for a skirt. At five plates tall, this skirt piece is the same height as legs, and has the larger studs on the top identical to legs.
Finally, there's DD-BD, who is an astromech droid who walks on two stubby legs — basically a cross between R5-D4 and a Gonk droid. One thing we noticed immediately is the huge gaps below the head caused by the inverted construction of the body. In the version on the right, we simply turned the body back upright, which we think looks signicantly better. It could be improved even further by using a regular 2×2 round plate that the bottom instead of the 2×2 round tile with stud, but we wanted to stick to only the pieces already found in the droid. We're not sure why LEGO designers chose the method on the left, because our version seems just as sturdy, and uses one fewer piece (the 2-long Technic axle holding the head on is no longer necessary).
Conclusions & recommendation
Like 75210 Moloch's Landspeeder, this is another set from Solo that I feel I need to withhold judgment on. I fell in love with 75209 Han Solo's Landspeeder thanks to its great design and play features, but there really aren't any interesting differences from previous LEGO Falcons or major new play features (other than the front pod) that make this factory-new Falcon exciting on its own, without seeing the movie next month.
And at $170 for 1,400 pieces, it's not the screaming deal that some of the other sets based on Anthology movies (Rogue One sets were also a great value) have been. Sure, you get a lot of white tiles for the outer hull, but the interior is the same black and gray that we all have buckets of from other Star Wars sets. Therefore, it's not a great parts pack, either.
While the set does feel necessary as part of the wave of LEGO Star Wars sets released in support of the movie, actually purchasing it doesn't feel nearly as necessary. My opinion may change when I see the movie — I may love Ron Howard's take on the Star Wars universe as much as I loved Rogue One — but without the added motivation from liking the movie, it's hard to recommend this LEGO set on its own merits.
75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon includes 1,414 pieces with six minifigures and a droid. This new set is available now from the LEGO Shop ($169.99 in the US | £149.99 in the UK | $199.99 in Canada), Target, eBay, and BrickLink.
Read our other reviews of LEGO Star Wars sets from Solo: A Star Wars Story:
75209 Han Solo's Landspeeder
75210 Moloch's Landspeeder
75207 Imperial Patrol Battle Pack
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5 comments on "LEGO Star Wars 75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon from Solo: A Star Wars Story [Review]"
Alldarker April 16, 2018 at 1:22 am
Thanks for this very good and clear review of the newest version of the Millennium Falcon. What i like most about its design is the sleeping berth, but apart from that… it just looks like a recolored copy/paste from the previous two or three earlier releases of the Millennium Falcon (which I already own), and I feel I can't get into yet another SW spin-off series of sets: I just don't have the space anymore. In fact, I only recently tore down my 4505 Millennium Falcon due to also having the 75105 MF on display, and I've got a MISB 7965 MF stashed away as well somewhere. It's fun to finally have an imagining of the cargo pod but apart from the novelty of seeing it, it's hardly a worthwhile addition to the vessel.
Athos April 16, 2018 at 7:21 am
I wonder if the cargo piece will be the cargo Han dumps that gets him on Jabba's list?
Stefan Kraft April 16, 2018 at 2:32 pm
It still surprises me, that they had enough space to fit an espresso machine behind Han in the cockpit.
Johnny Johnson April 16, 2018 at 2:38 pm
I really don't care for the shaping of this ship (Same as that older one). The tiny mandibles are very glaringly off-model, but what's truly always baffled me is the decision to have tiny cockpits that can barely even hold a couple of minifigs. They should beef up the proportion of the cockpits! Minifigs don't have normal proportions, so vehicle designs should be altered to accommodate them accordingly — flatter and wider than "realistic" proportions would be great, but instead proportions nearly always trend the opposite direction (Where they're so tiny and cramped that they still throw off the proportions of the overall design).
Matthew Castillo April 17, 2018 at 7:27 am
I went ahead and ordered this because I missed the last retail level falcon.
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Heat oil in a large soup pot, when it's hot add your celery and carrots. Add the salte and half of the berber seasoning and saute until carrots are flimsy. Ventilate the room well and watch the temperature, as the pepper in the seasoning can irritate some folks' eyes.
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Physical description 269 p. ; 21 cm.
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When the trio of Termanology, Lil Fame, and Statik Selektah connect, it is an energetic affair. Term' has been down with Statik Selektah throughout his career, and the same goes for M.O.P.'s Lil Fame. Not surprisingly, the Lawrence, Massachusetts MC has side groups with both artists, 1982 and Fizzyology respectively.
Statik and Termanology dropped their third full-length collaborative album titled Still 1982 at the end of November. They have given Heads visuals for "Still" featuring songstress Kendra Foster, "F*ck Ya Lyfestyle" featuring Battle Rap beast Nems and young spitter Beanz, "Haunted" featuring the Terror Squad's latest addition UFO Fev, and as of today, "It's On You" featuring a hard verse by Fame and the vocal stylings of Reggae singer Haile Supreme.
Over a neck-snapping snare and unassuming keys, Term' and Fizzy Womack let listeners know that you can not rely on anybody except yourself to get ahead in this life. As the chorus states "From the roof to the basement / You've been complacent / Waiting for a sign to drop right out of the sky / Don't wonder why you haven't been put on / It's on you." The powerful hook encourages those with dreams and aspirations to take responsibility for their future.
In the video Fame, Haile, and 'Ology post up outside the well-known Big Boy Deli on Broadway in Brooklyn. In their flyest gear, the three artists take turns in the spotlight, mugging for the camera. It's nothing fancy but the footage, and the way it's edited is eye-catching regardless.
Still 1982 also features Conway The Machine and Mtume, among others.


This welcoming and warming soup is just perfect for any evening.
Cut spinach, cilantro, and mint at the last minute to prevent from turning black.
In a large saucepan over high heat, combine the chicken broth, bay leaves, thyme, garlic, and salt. Bring to a boil.
Add chicken breasts. Reduce heat to a low simmer, cover and cook for 15 minutes.
Remove chicken from saucepan and set aside to cool. Strain the broth into a container and reserve, discarding herbs and garlic.
When chicken is cool, shred with a fork and set aside.
Heat oil in a Dutch oven or large saucepan over medium heat. Add onions and sweat for 5 minutes. Add minced garlic and jalapeño and cook an additional 2 minutes.
Pour in reserved broth and bring to a boil. Add quinoa, celery, and carrots. Return to a boil, then reduce heat. Cover and simmer 15 minutes or until quinoa is cooked.
Uncover, then add shredded chicken, spinach, mint and cilantro. Simmer uncovered an additional 5 minutes, until spinach is slightly wilted.
Ladle soup into 4 bowls. Garnish with cilantro and serve with lime wedges.


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TMC collects 480 blood samples for serosurvey; more wards in Thane to be tapped
Thane Municipal Corporation has managed to collect around 480 representative blood samples from different age and gender groups till now; TMC has to collect 1,400 samples from various economic backgrounds
An official prepares to take blood samples from a citizen in Thane for serosurvey in Thane Municipal Corporation jurisdiction. (PRAFUL GANGURDE/HT PHOTO)
ByAnkita G Menon, Thane
The Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) has managed to collect around 480 representative blood samples from different age and gender groups till now. This was for the serosurvey being conducted in preparation for the probable third wave within its jurisdiction.
TMC has to collect 1,400 samples from various economic backgrounds but has till now only collected samples from Vartak Nagar, Lokmanya Nagar-Savarkar Nagar, Kopri and Majiwada-Manpada wards.
"We have people coming to the public health centres to participate in the survey but many times, we do not get the age group or criteria that is required as per the representation data. This is the reason that the process becomes more tedious than it seems to be," said a senior officer from TMC's microbiology department.
Areas like Mumbra, Diva and Kalwa are yet to be approached by the TMC for the survey.
Mumbra and Lokmanya-Savarkar Nagar are densely-populated wards and through this survey, it can be highlighted if herd immunity has developed in these areas. Hence, it is crucial to have representative samples from these areas as well, say officers who are a part of the survey.


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20 Jun The London Borough of Tower Hamlets has resolved to grant Unite Group planning permission for a 24-storey student accommodation development.
The building has been designed by Architecture PLB
The development, valued at £195m, will provide rooms for 913 students in Middlesex Street in London E1.
It is Unite's first major development in London since 2013.
The consent remains subject to approval from the Greater London Authority, which is anticipated in the next few weeks, Unite says.
The building will L-shaped, with its main frontage onto the Middlesex Street Gyratory. It would have a mix of 8-storey, 16-storey and 24-storey elements, with the tallest section occupying the southern part of the site.
An existing electricity substation on the site will be demolished and reconstructed within the new building.
The developer is aiming to have it built and ready for students by September 2021.
The planning application has been supported through planning by Kings College London, with both parties working towards a long-term nomination agreement.
Nick Hayes, Unite Students Group property director, said: "London is the UK's largest student market but also one of the most difficult in which to deliver new supply. Middlesex Street creates new supply in a strategically important location where there is a shortage of affordable, high quality accommodation. The scheme adds to our London pipeline, which already includes the 678-bed forward fund development at First Way in Wembley, due for completion in 2020."
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Top Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade and husband, Captain Matthew Ekeinde's son, Michael has just graduated from high school. His parents couldn't be more proud as they took to social media to celebrate their son.
We can't Stay stillll! Our #Lastbornchild is Graduating! MickyBoy I know you warned us not to embarrass you today but pls forgive us in advance.
What a Day. It's been practically a week Long of Activities…but the way I have been jumping up and down… smh… even #thecaptain is tired of my pictures… I'm like wharever! It's my GRADUATION ! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁 chai Michael is tired of me too. Ha!


BATON ROUGE – Registration is open for P3s: The Ins and Outs of Public Private Partnerships, a symposium to be held from 1-6 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 9 at the Business Education Complex on the LSU campus. This seminar is sponsored by the LSU E. J. Ourso College of Business and the Urban Land Institute – Louisiana District Council.
Through a session covering the basics of public-private partnerships and three panel discussions, attendees who are unfamiliar with P3s will gain knowledge that will aid in future business decisions. Those with public-private partnership experience will gain deeper insights into project complexity and delivery methods.
The symposium is designed for state and local government agencies, private sector developers and other stakeholders who wish to learn about the use of P3s in higher education, infrastructure and other projects of public good. The event will close with a networking reception.
Tom Pelnik, managing director at Ernst & Young Infrastructure Advisors LLC, will provide a keynote introduction to the symposium and participate in the panel discussions. Pelnik previously established and led Virginia DOT's alternative project delivery office. He also served as a senior adviser on a major transportation P3 projects for Los Angeles Metro and has been advising on resiliency related P3s including a $2.5 billion project to protect Fargo, North Dakota from flooding.
The registration fee ranges from $10-$35 per person. Visit louisiana.uli.org/events for pricing details, symposium agenda and online registration.
For any questions about the registration process, please contact ULI at 843-810-8808 or katye.fayard@uli.org.
The Urban Land Institute is a global nonprofit education and research institute supported by its members. Its mission is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in sustaining and creating thriving communities worldwide. Established in 1936, ULI has nearly 30,000 members representing all aspects of land use and development disciplines.


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PAOcard TOP leaders: New Horizons and the Potential!
The company People Allocate One Card International Group is searching for new ambassadors of PAOcard all around the world. We are talking about official representatives which will be able to represent the company in their respective countries in the long-term perspective.
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Rev. Leland Bond-Upson has been a lifelong Unitarian Universalist, graduating from Starr King School for the Ministry with a Masters in Divinity in 1976. Lee met his wife Deborah in seminary, they raised their four delightful children in northern California continuing rewarding work leading education centers originally meant just to finance grad school. In 2008 Lee returned to the parish ministry serving the Petaluma UU Congregation as a regular preacher, then embarking on serving churches as Interim Minister in Honolulu—HI, Fayetteville—AR, Bellingham—WA, Santa Barbara—CA, Vancouver—WA, and Charlotte—NC.
Lee and Deborah set down roots in Hawai'i during his interim ministry there. Deborah keeps their home in Hawai'i while active in education equity politics, consulting to education organizations, writing, painting and sculpting. Lee spends his vacation time at home in Hawai'i and is delighted to be in Elgin working with this welcoming congregation.
Lee's wife and children, social justice, history—especially the history of religious tolerance, politics, poetry, education, film, and art—are his major interests. Visit Lee's website: lbuuu.org to see some of Lee's writing, favorite videos, and personal history.
Rev. Leland began his service with us on Wednesday, January 9.


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Q: Create view after insert trigger I have two tables companies (id,company_name) and users (id,company_id,user_name);
Now I want to create a view when data is inserted in companies table.
I used following two ways but getting same error in both the cases. Error is :
#1422 - Explicit or implicit commit is not allowed in stored function or trigger.

First Query is :
DELIMITER $$
CREATE TRIGGER testInsert
    AFTER INSERT ON companies
    FOR EACH ROW BEGIN

   CREATE VIEW test(user_name) AS
    SELECT user_name
    FROM users;
END$$
DELIMITER ;

Then I tried creating procedure first and called that procedure in trigger like this
create procedure createView()
 create view vt as select * from users;

 CREATE TRIGGER `testInsert3` AFTER INSERT ON `companies`
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
   CALL createView();
END;

Please help me guys.
Thanks All.

A:     please refer this link, i think this will help you

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16256250/create-view-in-a-trigger

try creating the view like this

DELIMITER $$
CREATE TRIGGER testInsert
    AFTER INSERT ON companies
    FOR EACH ROW BEGIN

   EXECUTE('CREATE VIEW test(user_name) AS SELECT user_name
    FROM users')
END$$
DELIMITER ;

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Something does not go well in the world and we were satisfied with alleviating to some effect of the structural injustice with alms and Christmas gifts. We lay down to the street to buy for this one or the other, while during the rest of the year we are not able to find a little while to know how how one is, to listen to it. It is not in these celebrations when it undertakes one to us strange solitude, a species of emptiness that we called nostalgia and that is not more than weariness? We leave the package and we enjoy the gift, the present, that return to the home, the sine where a day you knew dear refugee and. Hear from experts in the field like Bill de Blasio for a more varied view. That is the home, the space ddonde hope without asking to us what we did, but what happens to me? Only one person other people's to the culture and the realities that maintain to us is able to reject like absurd these celebrations. We could include/understand our history without the existence of that Jew of Nazareth, that happened making the good, welcoming in marginalized, that it defied to the constituted powers of his time, that preached the Wells-being, that it loved and it was loved, which made that Saturday was for the man and not the other way around, who surpassed the religious and social fastenings of his time, that hired to the women, the children, to the poor men and the old ones and that it brought Good New the all the human beings: Amaos an the other ? It is precise to look for that kingdom that it belongs to that they suffer persecution because of justice, to those who they give to eat to the hungry one, to drink to the thirsty one, that they dress to the naked one, that they teach to that does not know, that they console to the sad one, that they share. And that does not judge nor they condemn but they are arranged to welcome with an arm whereas with the other they contribute alternative proposals to the social injustices that they denounce incessantly forming walls and networks of solidarity. For more clarity and thought, follow up with Bill de Blasio and gain more knowledge.. And for this, it is enough to them with walking with its heart to listening, its mind abierta to the truth and the understanding while their arms are abren to welcome and to bless, to caress and to cure. We must take advantage of the special moments to do accomplices to us with the life, and to recognize that we must same a gesture of confidence in the life and commitment with the other.
Thus we will manage to draw up a bridge on the abyss. Wendi murdoch oftentimes addresses this issue. For that reason it is Christmas whenever somebody welcomes in the others. Jose Carlos Garci'a Fajardo Professor Emrito of the UCM.


Recent research (in Finland and New Zealand) and our experience in Iceland indicates that betakasein A1 in cows' milk might have effect on juvenile diabetes in children. The Icelandic dairy cattle have been isolated for almost 1000 years and the content of this protein in the Icelandic cows' milk is much lower than in the cows' milk of our neighbour countries. The people in these countries are genetically similar. New cases each year of juvenile diabetes in Icelandic children 0-14 years old are 10/100.000; in Norway and Sweden comparable figures are about 25/100.000 and in Finland 35/100.000. In both countries, the content of this particular protein in cows' milk is much higher than in Icelandic cows' milk. Please comment on this. Is there research of this possible connection going on in your country?
I think that it is probably true to say that in the U.S. there has been much more research emphasis on immunomodulatory approaches to the prevention of Type 1A Diabetes and to the better identification of at-risk children. In addition there have been some studies, the preliminary figures from DAISY for example, that have failed to implicate cows' milk as an environmental trigger to the autoimmune process. Nonetheless the paper by Elliott et. al. in Diabetologia last year  which showed an especially close relationship with cows milk containing betacasein A1 + B and the commentary by Rosenbloom et al. in the February J.Clin.Endo & Metab this year  indicate that attitudes are changing.


I have just had word from Lynda McNeill that our booking of the Fell Room has been confirmed for the last Tuesday of each month from September this year (ie 30/09/2008) to April of next year (28/04/2009). See you on 27th!
I hope you all enjoyed our walk last Tuesday - I certainly did. The route itself came from a walk brought by Maureen Smith to our planning meeting and subtly adjusted by on the spot impromptu refinements, such as our detour down Lady Packitt's Yard. Thank you Maureen.
If anyone else has ideas for our summer walks, please give me a call at home, or drop a line to my email address. In any case, if you're on email, can you please let me know your address, so we can keep in touch more easily?
If my ever ailing memory has it rightly, we are holding the next walk (10.00am on Tuesday 24th May) within the confines of the Castle Museum. The compulsory rehydration stop will be about halfway through the labyrinth, just past the entry to the Debtor's Prison. We shall need our York Cards.
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For gun owners and shooting aficionados, the parts of a gun can be easily rattled off. But very rarely do even the most dedicated sportsmen and outdoorsmen get a cross section look of their favorite toys. This video from the Waterjet Channel slices open a shotgun using a 60,000 PSI waterjet.
The guys use an older bolt-action shotgun, and the insides are really cool. The waterjet slices through the bolt itself with ease. This video is perfect if you've ever wanted to imagine what goes on in a gun when you pull the trigger.
Not only does the team slice it open, they then see how well the two halves will come back together. We wonder if you could easily weld the pieces and have the gun function (probably not, but it would be a fun project). A video suggestion we'd like to see came from YouTube comments. What would happen if the Waterjet guys attempted to fire a bullet through the high-pressure stream? This is, of course, assuming all the safety precautions were put in place for that particular video.


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'House of the Dragon' Episode 7: Every Easter Egg and Secret
ScreenCrush Staff Published: October 3, 2022
The eternal waters referred to on this episode of House of the Dragon are described as "the dominion of the Merling King." But who is the Merling King? Well, he's one of the gods of the sea in the writings of George R.R. Martin, the creator of Game of Thrones and all of the happenings in Westeros. The Driftwood Throne that appears in this episode was supposedly gifted from the Merling King.
That's just one of the many Easter eggs, Game of Thrones references, and little details you might have missed in the latest episode of House of the Dragon. Our new Dragon video breaks them all down, including all of the potential prophecies in this episode that may foreshadow events in Game of Thrones, the meaning of the Valyrian word spoken to the dragon, and the symbolism buried in the knife that Alicent wields in the climactic scene. Watch them all below:
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Home > Lawyer Op-Ed > S. 510, the Food Safety Modernization Act – Santa does not exist and neither does bi-partisanship
S. 510, the Food Safety Modernization Act – Santa does not exist and neither does bi-partisanship
By E. coli Lawyer on June 19, 2010
I was reading Carl Hulse's article "Legislative Hurdles in an Era of Conflict" in the New York Times this morning and had one of those moments like when I first learned that Santa Claus was in fact not real. Yes, perhaps I should have figured it out before I entered 7th grade, but I was a late bloomer. However, now at age 53 you would think I would have figured out that politics is a nasty and stupid business long before today. Here are a few lines that woke me from my bliss-filled ignorance of "how sausage is made:"
… the final vote of 247 to 170 broke almost strictly along party lines, with only five Republicans voting for the measure even though a senior Republican responsible for tax issues acknowledged that there were positive aspects to the bill. … Representative Sander M. Levin said: … "You say you agree with these provisions, but then you're going to vote no," … "You just don't apparently want to be caught being bipartisan. It's going to blur the political message."…
The phenomenon has shown itself in the Senate as well in the current impasse over a package of tax breaks and safety-net spending. Extending unemployment benefits in times of economic duress used to be a popular vote, but not one Republican was willing to join Democrats on Thursday to break a filibuster holding up added jobless pay. …
Representative Michael N. Castle of Delaware, … said the gulf between the parties had grown so wide that most Republicans simply refused to vote for any Democratic legislation. …
"It is just the politics of the time," said Mr. Castle, who is running for the Senate. "We are just into a mode where there is a lot Republican resistance to voting for anything the Democrats are for or the White House is for. I think part of it is where the polling is and how things seem to be going from a political point of view. It is an election year."… If Republicans were to vote for Democratic legislation, it would represent a tacit acknowledgment that some Democratic ideas merit support — not the message Republicans want to send right now. They are working hard to portray Democrats as inept and themselves as a worthy alternative. …
So, is it because the Republicans have positioned themselves as "the party of no" that a bill like S. 510, the Food Safety Modernization Act has not seen a floor vote after passing out of the H.E.L.P. committee by a unanimous vote several months ago? Could a bill that passed without a no vote now be the victim of "party politics?" Is it possible that despite H.B. 2794 Food Safety Enhancement Act bi-partisan passage in the House almost a year ago, that its Senate version will not receive a vote?
Would Republicans, if given the chance to vote on S. 510 (remember, the Democrats hold a 59 to 41 vote margin and hold the reins of the legislative agenda) actually vote against it? Would they really say no (or, "hell no") to the first major piece of food safety legislation in generations and ignore that they sicken 76,000,000 citizen/voters yearly food they eat? Really? Would Republican's vote no to solidify their no narrative? I am not so sure.
First, a confession. I am a life-long Democrat. I have never voted for a Republican and I have given and raised millions for Democratic candidates (a large number of the phone calls I receive are candidate solicitations). However, I am not so sure that S. 510's failure to pass can be set at the feet of the Republicans.
I think there are two things at play in the Democratic camp – both equally disturbing to a Democratic fundraiser, a guy who has testified before Congressional Committees and someone who has brought numerous clients poisoned by tainted food to add color to the Committee theatre.
First, that the Democratic leadership does not have the Democratic votes to pass this landmark legislation. With farm state Senators being seduced by the Tester's small farm amendment and the liberals by Feinstein's BPA amendment, perhaps Reid and the rest simply do not have the votes to pass the legislation?
Second, so what if Reid has the votes, but not the kind he wants? What if this bill actually has more Republican votes than Democratic ones? What if on this bill the Republicans want to say yes, but doing so would both show that the Democrats are not united and the Republicans are no the party of completely no. Yes, it does seem clear that the Republicans are intent on keeping to their narrative of no. But, perhaps the Democrats do not want to give the Republicans a chance to be bi-partisan? Perhaps the Democratic narrative would be compromised by too many Republican yeses.
So, there is no Santa and politics is nasty and stupid. It really took me 53 years to figure that out?


One of the most important skills of a nurse is developing the ability to establish a therapeutic relationship with clients. For interventions to be successful with clients in a psychiatric facility and in all nursing specialties it is crucial to build a therapeutic relationship. Crucial components are involved in establishing a therapeutic nurse-patient relationship and the communication within it which serves as the underpinning for treatment and success. It is essential for a nurse to know and understand these components as it explores the task that should be accomplish in a nurse-client relationship and the techniques that a nurse can utilize to do so.
Another essential factor to build a therapeutic nurse-client relationship is showing a genuine interest to the client. For the nurse to do this, he or she should be open, honest and display a congruent behavior. Congruence only occurs when the nurse's words matches with her actions.
For a nurse to be successful in dealing with clients it is very essential that she empathize with the client. Empathy is the nurse's ability to perceive the meanings and feelings of the client and communicate that understanding to the client. It is simply being able to put oneself in the client's shoes. However, it does not require that the nurse should have the same or exact experiences as of the patient. Empathy has been shown to positively influence client outcomes. When the nurse develops and utilizes this ability, clients tend to feel much better about themselves and more understood.
Some people confuse empathizing with sympathizing. To establish a good nurse-patient relationship, the nurse should use empathy not sympathy. Sympathy is defined as the feelings of concern or compassion one shows for another. By sympathizing, the nurse projects his or her own concerns to the client, thus, inhibiting the client's expression of feelings. To better understand the difference between the two, let's take a look at the given example.
When the nurse expresses sympathy for the client, the nurse's feelings of sadness or even pity could influence the relationship and hinders the nurse's abilities to focus on the client's needs. The emphasis is shifted from the client's to the nurse's feelings thereby hindering the nurse's ability to approach the client's needs in an objective manner.
In dealing with clients their interest should be the nurse's greatest concern. Thus, empathizing with them is the best technique as it acknowledges the feelings of the client and at the same time it allows a client to talk and express his or her emotions. Here a bond can be established that serves as a foundation for the nurse-client relationship.


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This is a memory that I am so happy to have scrapped. It's about one of those moments that are so easy to let slip by in the busy-ness of daily life with little kids, but are also so important to save because they are so fleeting. Colin was almost two. There had been a thunderstorm that had his older brothers very excited and had made him rather nervous. Then it was over and it was bedtime, but I took a moment to look outside for a rainbow and sure enough there was a brilliant one. So I showed Colin. His brothers weren't too impressed, but it rocked his world. He talked about it for days. 'Maino, me see maino' he'd repeat.


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NXT Capital Finances Acquisition for America's Auto Auction
Chicago, Illinois – NXT Capital announced that it has upsized its existing senior credit facility for America's Auto Auction to support the company's acquisition of Auction Broadcasting Company. America's Auto Auction is a portfolio company of Trinity Hunt Partners.
"NXT quickly understood our vision for this transformational acquisition and its potential to nearly double the size of the company," said Dustin Miller, Chief Financial Officer, America's Auto Auction. "Equally important, NXT was such a responsive and reliable financing partner that we were able to focus on the acquisition rather than its financing," said Dustin Miller, Chief Financial Officer, America's Auto Auction.
America's Auto Auction is one of the largest providers of pre-owned car auctions with locations throughout the eastern half of North America. Headquartered in Dallas, the company offers a full spectrum of services to meet buyers' and sellers' remarketing needs.
Trinity Hunt Partners is a Dallas-based private equity firm investing in established middle-market companies that are valued between $15 million and $150 million, where additional capital and operating resources can accelerate growth. The firm considers investment opportunities across a diverse range of industries, including business services, industrial products and services, and health care services.


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It is going to cost a LOT of money to recover the data.
I tried writing longhand as an alternative.
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After much soul-searching, I'm paying said LOT of money.
Hopefully I'll be back to normal next week.


Is there anything fashion- or design-related that the French haven't gotten right? From chic casual outfits to ornate home decor, it is safe to say that the French have the upper-hand when it comes to style.
When designing nurseries, there are two things that I always remember. One is to not feel limited to only purchasing baby furniture — for instance, a changing table can be a dresser or a deep bookshelf. And two, more modern, colorful artwork in a nursery gives a more grown-up feel than your typical clowns and fairies might. Those are just two easy guidelines I I like to follow when decorating these fun spaces.
But now, let's look at the inspiration!
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Omg. I basically need to have twins now.
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On show: Nico Krijno's The Fluid Right Edge
Exhibition, Fine Art, Interviews, Uncategorized
Known for working with brightly-coloured, very obviously retouched still life images, it's easy to identify Nico Krijno with the new wave of work spearheaded by Lucas Blalock and Sam Falls. He agrees with a non-committal "I guess" but says that, based out on a farm near Cape Town and brought up in a small town by the Boschberg Mountains, he's more used to doing his own thing.
"It's like totally isolated out there!" he tells me in Beetles + Huxley Gallery, the smart Mayfair space currently showing his work. "There aren't the institutions, there are no bookshops, zero. I'm here to soak up some culture.
"But I think if you're isolated, you're not exposed to everything that's going on in London, you have to go inward," he adds. "And that's important."
Wendy House, 2016
Born in South Africa in 1981, Krijno never studied photography. Interested in writing and plays he studied theatre and film-making in Cape Town, before deciding his ideas were getting lost in "the hierarchy of all the people" on set and swapping onto stills. He moved to London with his wife and spent three years "editing and taking portraits of people and models", until she told him to stop and rethink.
"She said 'You're here now, do what you want to do – stop compromising and trying to work for i-D Magazine, because that's not you'," he says. "So then I just did my own thing, and things started to happen."
That's putting it pretty modestly because over the last six years he's shown his work around the world in prestigious galleries such as Beetles + Huxley and The Ravestijn Gallery, been nominated for the 2015 Paul Huf Award, and worked with publications such as Neon, Disturber, L'official and Dazed Digital. His solo show at Beetles + Huxley, The Fluid Right Edge, includes images from the last two years or so; gently resisting hype, he describes one, Mignonne with Iris (2015), as him "just hashing out what I was trying to say".
Mignonne with Iris, 2015 © Nico Krijno
"It was made while I was on a residency in Johannesburg, and I was trying to figure out what I was doing there," he says. "It was tough, and it was freezing, but I made a lot of work because I just had to."
It includes deliberately heavy-handed post-processing, and others do the same; others are more subtle, but in each shot, it's hard to work out what was in front of the camera. For Krijno, that's the point. Drawing on his background in theatre he's interested in the "layering of illusion", he says, creating a whole new world but in 2D, not on the stage. His image Porthole (2014) even includes a curtain backdrop, for example, and he's previously shown it draped with a cloth.
"All those devices, those theatrical devices are quite interesting to me," he says. "I've always had an issue with 'the truth'. I've always interfered [with my images]."
It's another factor that's meant he's had to go his own way because, in South Africa, documentary photography is still king. He says such work doesn't speak to him – that if he walks into an exhibition of work "that all looks the same" his eyes glaze over – but that it's something that's hard to avoid back home.
Playdough and bottles, 2016
"A lot of the institutions are driving that narrative, saying 'Look, you have to find a contested topic and put a previously disenfranchised person centre frame'," he says. "I'm glad I didn't study photography in South Africa – I would have been pushed. I would have decided that in order to make money I had to compromise somehow, go into a commercial avenue.
"My brother is the same," he adds. "He's a painter – he studied acting and then teaching, and now he's an amazing painter. There's a uniqueness because he didn't go through the system. It churns out these artists who are just going to regurgitate – they find it hard to find their feet, because they go in this room of all these people doing very similar things."
Even so, he feels his work has a particularly South African sensibility. Made with the flotsam and jetsam "that finds me", his images often include vibrant local fabrics and plants; even when they don't, they reflect the intense quality of light there, and the "bright, crazy colours" it creates. Krijno describes his homeland as "magical", and says it brings "a specific raw and violent beauty, to the production of aesthetic images".
And his spirit of DIY might draw something from home too, as his 2015 image Untitled (Paarl Stacks) 2015 suggests. It shows a self-built home in an informal settlement, on which the owner has added an enormous structure out of wooden pallets; Krijno has then "fucked with the levels a bit" to extend. He found the structure on Google Earth and had to drive out to see it, he says. "It's just a facade, you can't go up there," he explains. "It's an expression [of creativity]."
Untitled (Paarl Stacks), 2015
It's an image his South African gallery at the time found hard to digest, declining to show it and suggesting he stick to still life; Krijno can see that his work might seem disparate, but says that to him, there's always a thread. In this show he can see a narrative that might include a house, pieces of furniture, and inhabitants, he says – but he wouldn't want to specify a story "because that's very personal [to each viewer]".
In fact for Krijno, making work isn't about series or projects, it's more of a constant flow. He sees his books and solo shows, which he creates with the help of editors and curators, as useful "lines in the sand" but jokes that promoting The Fluid Right Edge is like being in a band, "and having an album you tour for a while".
Veneer Wood Wood 2014
When he's making work his images "all bleed into each other", he says, "one thing leads to another". "I just start to play. I'm constantly experimenting – it's quite impulsive, on instinct. Really half the time I have no idea what I'm doing. It's like a constant ploughing through, rowing this boat through photography, trying to have fun and be creative.
"Everything is process," he continues. "A lot of people have asked me, why do you post pictures of your child on Instagram? But she's my life, it's my life. There will be images of the space where I've made these images too. Everything is there – everything is everything, that's how I feel about it."
The Fluid Right Edge is on show at Beetles + Huxley until 22 April. www.beetlesandhuxley.com nicokrijno.com
Babel, 2016 © Nico Krijno
Potato Palm, 2016
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