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This goes to Soule Mama's This Moment - though I don't know if it counts, as I need to say the words.
my favorite moment this week occurred here.
we were sitting out on the rose patio, playing games, and soon enough much hilarity ensued.
how awed I was to see my son bring such uncontrolled, helpless laughter to his sister's spirit. just because it pleased her.
over and over and over again he indulged her so that she could go on with this moment forever.
there were a few gifts for me in in that moment, too.
I got a glimpse into the most intimate parts of their relationship - the parts that will probably not be recognized or considered until they are long into adulthood.
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Wow! What a wonder to know such beautiful people...then to know that you gave them life. That is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing such a precious thing with us. I feel privledged.
You are absolutely correct...this is such a beautiful thing. Sweet and child-like, but also with a depth of feeling that defies age.
Beautiful little souls! The apples don't fall to far from the tree, mama!
That is completely awesome. What a gift!
So beautifully written. Beautiful moment!
So sweet! They'll be close when they grow up!
This post reminds me of my big brother, and how much I miss having him around.
~ smile ~ Isn't it grand being a mama?
You're right. It wouldn't have been the same without the words. Beautiful, Steph. Just beautiful.
Your taking the time to stop and embrace this moment and think about it is such an inspiration to me. We are -have been- contemplating homeschooling for quite some time, for many reasons, one of which is so that we have the time to just observe our children as they are for who they are.
A moment to etch on the heart for sure!


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Sonic the Hedgehog (2020) movie
Discussion in 'General Sonic Discussion' started by Dark Sonic, Dec 7, 2013.
Nov 14, 2019 #2041
Crappy Blue Luigi
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VectorCNC said:
...a bit (trigger warning) disingenuous.
I, uh... what? What does this mean? This isn't how trigger warnings work.
But yes, I'm a nazi for asking people to consider the contradiction.
Did anyone even say this about you? Where is this coming from?
Naean
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My apologies that was not an admission of guilt, when I said [intended to ruffle feathers], what I meant was, I knew what I was going to say would ruffle feathers, because in my experience basically everything does, and chose to write it anyway.
I should really just stop writing anything on here. 75% of time this is the reaction. This happens to me nowhere else in my life. There is something very special about Sonic Retro.
You didn't ruffle any feathers with me, I just tried to constructively explain why I think your stance on people's time and money is wrong.
May I suggest some self-reflection? Perhaps you ought to reconsider what you define as "ruffling feathers", because explaining disagreements with you in a constructive manner isn't something generally associated with "ruffling feathers".
Debates and disagreements are kind of a basic, natural thing, which are not inherently toxic or aggressively argumentative. Classing level-headed disagreements and counter-arguments as "ruffling feathers" seems like an over-reach to me.
Neowl
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SAIL HATAN
So Paramount UK released a version of the trailer with some slightly extended, and different scenes to the international one:
SuperSnoopy
I like Sonic Advance Member
Learning how to draw
Getting dunked on by like 6 people in a row probably wasn't very fun, but I don't think you offended anyone. That's just how people communicate here.
I mean, have you seen the Dust Hill Discussion thread? Shit's pretty tense. And yet I don't think people in the thread are arch-enemies or anything like that.
gamerz31w
Do you think all of live-action movies based on video games are failures like I mentioned before?
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Neowl said:
How does he know who The Rock is?
I think both trailers have pretty much spoiled how the end of the movie is going to go and how Robotnik ends up in Sonic's world.
gamerz31w said:
It depends of what you mean by "based on video games".
I don't think I've ever seen a great adaption of an existing ip. Some people would argue that the first Silent Hill movie was good, I guess... but expect for that, I can't think of anything.
A movie with video games as a theme? Bunch of great ones. Wreck it Ralph is the first one that comes to mind. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is amazing. A bit of an old one, but I heard Tron was good too.
MH MD
SuperSnoopy said:
Ace Attorney movie is great imo, but it was japanese and not a lot of people have seen it
I just don't think they have a handle on it yet. I do think they are learning that they need to treat the IPs better, (the redesign here, some of the interviews about the Mario film etc). I doubt the Sonic film came about because someone had a great Sonic idea, more that they wanted the license and had to make something around it.
Thats not to say they aren't learning from it. I don't think its a case of "video game movies = bad" sort of deal, just a "recognisable IP = money".
Also learning this lesson doesn't mean they suddenly become Pixar. It's more of a they need to learn what will make more money. If they knew the best film to put out that would make a ton of money then they would.
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@gamerz31w Are you confusing topics? Nobody's said anything about Star Wars in this thread as of late. You're also making the mistake of describing films that are fully animated (Incredibles, Ralph, Angry Birds, etc.) as live-action movies.
To respond to your question--personally speaking, I think the Angry Birds movie was actually okay. But then again, I'm pretty sure that's the only one I remember enough about it to hold an opinion. I recall watching the Super Mario Bros. and Mortal Kombat films years ago, but I can't really say much from them off the top of my head.
Meanwhile in terms of general reception, a lot of Hollywood adaptations are written off as absolute stinkers. While some videogame movies are considered good when compared to their competition in the subgenre (the first Mortal Kombat and Silent Hill films to name a few examples), we've only recently started getting videogame films broadly considered to be of acceptable quality (Detective Pikachu and Angry Birds 2).
MH MD said:
I did actually. One thing that I did like about it is that they didn't try to be too fan-servicy with it. Since Ace Attorney is a bit niche, I guess they didn't feel the need to appeal to the broader gaming community with some cringy references and easter eggs. So, kudos to that.
That being said, trying to cram an entire visual novel into one movie is one hell of an exercise and it shows. Why would you want to watch the movie when you can take your time playing the game, and enjoy a way more fleshed out narrative and character development?
They should've done an original story like the manga. That would've allowed them to truly use the strengths of the medium. Instead we got Ace Attorney 1, expect not as good.
To give Paramount some credit, the Sonic movie doesn't try to rip off a pre existing Sonic story, so there's always that, right? Now whether the orignal story they came up with will be good or not, that another matter. (spoiler: probably won't)
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Incredibles,Wreck-It-Ralph,Sonic Night of the Werehog,Pirates of Carribean were awesome live-action movies,but not Disney's Star Wars I guess,right?
Erm. Only two of those are based on video games, one of them isn't a Hollywood flick, and neither of them is live action. I have no idea what you're getting at with Star Wars.
I think you could make an argument that the first and maybe second Resident Evil films are at least okay. At the time of their release, they definitely stood out as Hollywood not completely screwing up a game movie. The question depends on how you define "failure", "live action" and "video game movie", I guess.
I'd argue that Tron doesn't count as a game movie, but I'd also argue that they're both good films.
Incredibles,Wreck-It-Ralph,Sonic Night of the Werehog,Pirates of Carribean were awesome live-action movies
To give them some credit, the Sonic movie doesn't try to rip off a pre existing Sonic story, so there's always that, right?
I like the overall story. Not original, it's like ET on Red Bull but it treats the character for what he is while not trying to overcomplicate it for new audiences.
Back on topic, ugh, what was Paramount UK even doing with the SFX here? "It's a video game film, so PLAY 8 BIT SOUNDS EVERY SECOND OR SO. MAKE IT NINTENDO"
They only really covered 2 cases and did their best to make it coherent and i think it worked, know people who didn't play the game but still enjoyed it fine
of course the game is superior, but i find that mostly true in relation to any videogame adaptation, only exception i can think of right now is Lady Layton anime, which was fleshed out way more than the game
FML and FU2 Moderator
Not where I want to be.
Sonic (?): Coming summer of 2055...?
I love the international trailer. I'm in danger of getting hyped!
Am I part of the Fab 5?
...did we just switch realities? Moderator
Learning Cymraeg
I saw the film on a plane and honestly, had I not played through the game already I think I'd have been confused, the thing went lightning fast to cram in as much as they could into the 3 hour runtime, given the game would have easily been 4 or 5 times longer than that. I enjoyed it, but it does have problems with pacing.
Also, regarding not seeing this film in cinemas: why should I financially reward something, no matter the cost, that I know I'll hate? Financially rewarding things encourages more of it to be made, and if I do not want more of it I do not want to do this. I have the exact same feelings regarding paying for DRM. It's not the amount, it's the principle.
Boxer Hockey
No one should bother seeing a movie they don't think they'll like. If Steven Spielberg made a movie about my actual living dog but the trailer didn't interest me, I'd save my 20 bucks.
Boxer Hockey said:
I think saying categorically that nobody should watch a movie they won't like is probably just as bad as saying that somebody absolutely has to watch a film they won't like. Trailers are designed to sell tickets, and that often stands at odds to accurately depicting the final product.
Like, who are we, the movie cops? Let people make up their own mind whether a film is worth their time/money.


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High-Performance Quantum Dot Thin-Film Transistors with Environmentally Benign Surface Functionalization and Robust Defect Passivation
Su Min Jung, Han Lim Kang, Jong Kook Won, Jaehyun Kim, Chahwan Hwang, Kyunghan Ahn, In Chung, Byeong Kwon Ju, Myung Gil Kim, Sung Kyu Park
The recent development of high-performance colloidal quantum dot (QD) thin-film transistors (TFTs) has been achieved with removal of surface ligand, defect passivation, and facile electronic doping. Here, we report on high-performance solution-processed CdSe QD-TFTs with an optimized surface functionalization and robust defect passivation via hydrazine-free metal chalcogenide (MCC) ligands. The underlying mechanism of the ligand effects on CdSe QDs has been studied with hydrazine-free ex situ reaction derived MCC ligands, such as Sn2S64-, Sn2Se64-, and In2Se42-, to allow benign solution-process available. Furthermore, the defect passivation and remote n-type doping effects have been investigated by incorporating indium nanoparticles over the QD layer. Strong electronic coupling and solid defect passivation of QDs could be achieved by introducing electronically active MCC capping and thermal diffusion of the indium nanoparticles, respectively. It is also noteworthy that the diffused indium nanoparticles facilitate charge injection not only inter-QDs but also between source/drain electrodes and the QD semiconductors, significantly reducing contact resistance. With benign organic solvents, the Sn2S64-, Sn2Se64-, and In2Se42- ligand based QD-TFTs exhibited field-effect mobilities exceeding 4.8, 12.0, and 44.2 cm2/(V s), respectively. The results reported here imply that the incorporation of MCC ligands and appropriate dopants provide a general route to high-performance, extremely stable solution-processed QD-based electronic devices with marginal toxicity, offering compatibility with standard complementary metal oxide semiconductor processing and large-scale on-chip device applications.
https://doi.org/10.1021/acsami.7b13997
cadmium-selenide
field-effect transistor
high mobility
metal chalcogenide
nonhydrazine
thermal diffusion
10.1021/acsami.7b13997
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Ligands Engineering & Materials Science 100%
Thin film transistors Engineering & Materials Science 95%
Passivation Engineering & Materials Science 90%
Chalcogenides Engineering & Materials Science 78%
Chemical Passivation Chemical Compounds 75%
Quantum Dot Chemical Compounds 66%
Defects Engineering & Materials Science 51%
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Jung, S. M., Kang, H. L., Won, J. K., Kim, J., Hwang, C., Ahn, K., Chung, I., Ju, B. K., Kim, M. G., & Park, S. K. (2018). High-Performance Quantum Dot Thin-Film Transistors with Environmentally Benign Surface Functionalization and Robust Defect Passivation. ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, 10(4), 3739-3749. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsami.7b13997
High-Performance Quantum Dot Thin-Film Transistors with Environmentally Benign Surface Functionalization and Robust Defect Passivation. / Jung, Su Min; Kang, Han Lim; Won, Jong Kook et al.
In: ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, Vol. 10, No. 4, 31.01.2018, p. 3739-3749.
Jung, SM, Kang, HL, Won, JK, Kim, J, Hwang, C, Ahn, K, Chung, I, Ju, BK, Kim, MG & Park, SK 2018, 'High-Performance Quantum Dot Thin-Film Transistors with Environmentally Benign Surface Functionalization and Robust Defect Passivation', ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, vol. 10, no. 4, pp. 3739-3749. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsami.7b13997
Jung SM, Kang HL, Won JK, Kim J, Hwang C, Ahn K et al. High-Performance Quantum Dot Thin-Film Transistors with Environmentally Benign Surface Functionalization and Robust Defect Passivation. ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces. 2018 Jan 31;10(4):3739-3749. doi: 10.1021/acsami.7b13997
Jung, Su Min ; Kang, Han Lim ; Won, Jong Kook et al. / High-Performance Quantum Dot Thin-Film Transistors with Environmentally Benign Surface Functionalization and Robust Defect Passivation. In: ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces. 2018 ; Vol. 10, No. 4. pp. 3739-3749.
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note = "Funding Information: This work was partially supported by the Industrial Strategic Technology Development Program (10045145, Development of high performance (>70 cm2/(V s)) chalcogenide TFT backplane and cadmium-free highly efficient (>30 cd/A) hybrid EL material/devices) funded by MOTIE/KEIT, by the Human Resources Development (No. 20174030201810) of the Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning (KETEP) grant funded by the Korea government Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, and by the Expansion Division on Basic Utilization of Atomic Power through the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2017M2B2A9A02049820). Publisher Copyright: {\textcopyright} 2018 American Chemical Society.",
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T1 - High-Performance Quantum Dot Thin-Film Transistors with Environmentally Benign Surface Functionalization and Robust Defect Passivation
AU - Jung, Su Min
AU - Kang, Han Lim
AU - Won, Jong Kook
AU - Kim, Jaehyun
AU - Hwang, Chahwan
AU - Ahn, Kyunghan
AU - Chung, In
AU - Ju, Byeong Kwon
AU - Kim, Myung Gil
AU - Park, Sung Kyu
N1 - Funding Information: This work was partially supported by the Industrial Strategic Technology Development Program (10045145, Development of high performance (>70 cm2/(V s)) chalcogenide TFT backplane and cadmium-free highly efficient (>30 cd/A) hybrid EL material/devices) funded by MOTIE/KEIT, by the Human Resources Development (No. 20174030201810) of the Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning (KETEP) grant funded by the Korea government Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, and by the Expansion Division on Basic Utilization of Atomic Power through the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2017M2B2A9A02049820). Publisher Copyright: © 2018 American Chemical Society.
N2 - The recent development of high-performance colloidal quantum dot (QD) thin-film transistors (TFTs) has been achieved with removal of surface ligand, defect passivation, and facile electronic doping. Here, we report on high-performance solution-processed CdSe QD-TFTs with an optimized surface functionalization and robust defect passivation via hydrazine-free metal chalcogenide (MCC) ligands. The underlying mechanism of the ligand effects on CdSe QDs has been studied with hydrazine-free ex situ reaction derived MCC ligands, such as Sn2S64-, Sn2Se64-, and In2Se42-, to allow benign solution-process available. Furthermore, the defect passivation and remote n-type doping effects have been investigated by incorporating indium nanoparticles over the QD layer. Strong electronic coupling and solid defect passivation of QDs could be achieved by introducing electronically active MCC capping and thermal diffusion of the indium nanoparticles, respectively. It is also noteworthy that the diffused indium nanoparticles facilitate charge injection not only inter-QDs but also between source/drain electrodes and the QD semiconductors, significantly reducing contact resistance. With benign organic solvents, the Sn2S64-, Sn2Se64-, and In2Se42- ligand based QD-TFTs exhibited field-effect mobilities exceeding 4.8, 12.0, and 44.2 cm2/(V s), respectively. The results reported here imply that the incorporation of MCC ligands and appropriate dopants provide a general route to high-performance, extremely stable solution-processed QD-based electronic devices with marginal toxicity, offering compatibility with standard complementary metal oxide semiconductor processing and large-scale on-chip device applications.
AB - The recent development of high-performance colloidal quantum dot (QD) thin-film transistors (TFTs) has been achieved with removal of surface ligand, defect passivation, and facile electronic doping. Here, we report on high-performance solution-processed CdSe QD-TFTs with an optimized surface functionalization and robust defect passivation via hydrazine-free metal chalcogenide (MCC) ligands. The underlying mechanism of the ligand effects on CdSe QDs has been studied with hydrazine-free ex situ reaction derived MCC ligands, such as Sn2S64-, Sn2Se64-, and In2Se42-, to allow benign solution-process available. Furthermore, the defect passivation and remote n-type doping effects have been investigated by incorporating indium nanoparticles over the QD layer. Strong electronic coupling and solid defect passivation of QDs could be achieved by introducing electronically active MCC capping and thermal diffusion of the indium nanoparticles, respectively. It is also noteworthy that the diffused indium nanoparticles facilitate charge injection not only inter-QDs but also between source/drain electrodes and the QD semiconductors, significantly reducing contact resistance. With benign organic solvents, the Sn2S64-, Sn2Se64-, and In2Se42- ligand based QD-TFTs exhibited field-effect mobilities exceeding 4.8, 12.0, and 44.2 cm2/(V s), respectively. The results reported here imply that the incorporation of MCC ligands and appropriate dopants provide a general route to high-performance, extremely stable solution-processed QD-based electronic devices with marginal toxicity, offering compatibility with standard complementary metal oxide semiconductor processing and large-scale on-chip device applications.
KW - cadmium-selenide
KW - doping
KW - field-effect transistor
KW - high mobility
KW - metal chalcogenide
KW - nonhydrazine
KW - quantum dots
KW - thermal diffusion
U2 - 10.1021/acsami.7b13997
DO - 10.1021/acsami.7b13997


Winter weather takes a huge toll on windshield wipers. The blades get torn and the wiper transmissions will break when temperatures get lower than the freezing point of the fluid. The cold makes the rubber components more brittle and the weight of ice and snow can cause them to snap.
You may have seen people put their wipers up in preparation for a large snowfall. This is an excellent idea and a good way to prepare. Also make sure to clear all snow and ice out of your windshield gear before driving, so as not to suddenly need to use the wipers and have them locked by ice.
In general, fluids thicken as they get colder. This is especially true with conventional oils, which often contain paraffins. Paraffins crystallize in colder temperatures and make the problem even worse. In cold weather, fluids will move more slowly throughout the system and often fail to do the job they are supposed to.
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As a general rule of thumb, most tires lose about one pound per square inch (PSI) with every drop of 10 degrees Farenheit. This means if your tire is fully inflated at 70 F, it will be four PSI under-inflated at 30 F. This can dramatically reduce the performance of your tires and cause a serious safety hazard, especially if icy or snowy roads are combined with the cold weather.
Even if your area doesn't get much snow or ice, under-inflated tires still present a serious road hazard. Check them often and remember the simple calculation in your head to add air when appropriate.
Extreme cold (anything lower than 30 degrees) can pull voltage from a battery, making it harder to start or function normally.
Batteries in good condition should be fine, especially in areas with moderate climates. However, a battery that is already weak may have trouble making it through an extremely cold night. Get your battery tested at least once every winter to ensure you don't walk into that surprise.
As you may have noticed, cars start much harder in the winter. While a worn-out plug or old wiring may start perfectly fine in warm weather, the cold will severely impact the car's ability to start in the winter.
If your car starts slowly in warmer weather, look to change the spark plug or wiring before freezing temperatures hit.
Cold air and moisture are brutal on rubber, and unfortunately that's likely what the air bags in your air suspension are made of. Combine the brittling effect of cold air and frozen moisture on rubber with the task of supporting the weight of your vehicle and you have a recipe for air leaks.
Unfortunately there isn't much you can do in the way of preparation. However, if winter weather has your car riding low or uneven, consider ditching that troublesome air suspension for a coil suspension that won't fail in the cold. Strutmasters makes conversion kits for almost all makes of vehicles. Check the website to search for your car here.
All in all, while the cold and ice and snow can be rough on cars, a little prevention can ensure that you'll make it through the winter relatively unscathed.


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Hump Day Deals: Aldi Christmas Sale, 20% Off At Bing Lee, Free Westworld
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Hump day (AKA Wednesday) is arguably the most boring day of the week. So why not liven things up by grabbing one of these nifty online bargains? Deals that caught our eye this week include: half-price DJ controllers from Jb Hi-Fi, 20% off at Bing Lee, Aldi's big Christmas food sale.
Games/software
The Gamesmen has slashed 25% off a range of PlayStation 4 console bundles. Click here to see what's on offer.
This week's Humble Bundle focuses on "hidden gems". Pay what you want for Technobabylon, Odallus: The Dark Call, and Chroma Squad. Pay $1 or more to receive a coupon for 10% off Humble Monthly for new subscribers. Pay more than the average price and you'll also get Spaera (Early Access), Westerado: Double Barreled, and Assault Android Cactus. Pay $12 or more for all of that plus Unbox! As always, you can elect to give a portion of your money to the nominated charity.
The remake of the classic video game Resident Evil is currently free to PlayStation Plus subscribers on the PS4. (You can also get a Transformers action game based on the original TV show.) Click here for more details.
The Xbox One S now comes bundled with Gears Of War 4 or Battlefield 1 and sports an all-new colour scheme. Both versions retail for $399 which means you're basically getting the game for free. Click here for details.
Ubisoft is giving away the classic game Beyond Good And Evil on PC for free. Get it here.
Origin is giving away the video game Dungeon Keeper for free. Get it here.
Udemy has slashed 33x online courses by 100%. Topics include C Programming from Scratch, Getting into Shape and Hitch Hikers Guide to SQL Queries. Click here to see the full list.
You can currently get 60 Days of free, unlimited Google Play Music and YouTube Red. (New sign-ups only.) Click here for more information.
You can currently watch the first hour-long episode of Westworld on Foxtel for free. Click here for more information.
Computers/Gadgets
Appliance's Online is having a birthday sale with up to 40% off all product categories. Click here to start browsing.
CatchOfTheDay is having a pre-Christmas sale with over 500 picks to choose from. The bargains on offer cover every conceivable category but there's a lot of tech, including HD TVs. Click here to start browsing.
JB Hi-Fi is selling the Sony KDL49W750D 49" Full HD Smart LED LCD TV for $998. ($300 off.)
Here's another JB Hi-Fi deal: 15% off laptops and computers.
Bing Lee has slashed 20% off its eBay store. Click here to start browsing.
If you're a member of JB Hi-Fi's mailing list, you should be receiving an email soon this week advertising this week's Deals — $177 Off a Casio XW-DJ1 DJ Controller. Click here for details.
Looking to connect to the NBN on a budget? Here are the cheapest unlimited data plans for each Australian city.
Aldi is selling a range of gourmet cakes, decadent puddings and sumptuous treats. Click here to see what's on offer.
Here are the latest "mystery wine" deals from Vinomofo: a Shiraz 2013 for $10.50 (RRP: $33), a Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 from a five-star winery for $10.50 (RRP: $33) and a Old Coach Road Sauvignon Blanc 2015 for $11 (RRP: $22).
Domino's Pizza is offering 40% off online orders when you use the discount codes '454553' or '903699'. (Excludes Value and Extra Value range.) [Via OzBargain]
Dan Murphy is selling 15x 500ml Bottles of Kopparberg Pear Cider for $40. That's a saving of $35.
Here are Hungry Jack's vouchers for September through to November.
Time for a groceries run? Here are the latest half-price deals from Woolworths.
To quote Kramer from Seinfeld: Retail is for suckers. Here are eight ways to score 'double whammy' discounts on products that are already on special.
JB Hi-Fi is having a '2 For $30' deal on movies and TV shows. Click here to see what's on offer.
Kogan Mobile is offering unlimited calls and text with 12GB data for just $4.90. Here are the details.
This week, Humble Bundle is running an e-book deal focusing on cosplay. Click here to see what's on offer.
SBS now has 946 free movies available on SBS on Demand. Click here to start browsing.
Hulu is offering a free 45-day subscription to its Limited Commercials Plan. (Requires VPN.) More details here.
OnSpot is a new daily deals app that sends you coupons based on your location and preferences. Click here to find out more.
Each Wednesday, ALDI runs a 'Special Buys' sale on a range of heavily discounted items. Today's deals focus on cooling gadgets, kitchen appliances and beach accessories. Click here to see the full range of deals.
Who doesn't love a freebie? Here are 84 product samples you can snap up for free, including T-shirts, nappies, organic tea and condoms.
kudoz @kudoz
Wow, that's the quickest video game sequel release in a LONG time, Chris!
"Gears Of War 5"
Chris Jager @chrisjager
Whoops. (In my defense this is the fifth Gears game if you count Gears of War: Judgment.)


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I was disappointed, for price what I paid.. i the room was smoking, no water at the first night.. no in the shower in the toilet.. i have to brush my teeth without water. When I asked manager about water... he's couldn't say anything, because he's don't speak English..
We had to wait up to 1p.m to have our room. The room was very small, about 9m2. All was dirty. There was no towel and no cleaning service in the morning! Lucky for us that we spent only 2 nights. If we had have stayed for 5 days I couldn't imagine it. The mattress was hard and pillows thin. You could hear every noise outside from your room. I paid 50€/night to expect something better than a student hostel.
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"Indiana Jones and the City of Gods": a brief review (w/spoilers)
bfwebster | June 13, 2008
Oh, for things that might have been.
I saw "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" on opening day, and — for all the grumblings that I've seen in other reviews — I actually liked it. Shia LaBeouf wasn't as bad as I feared, and it was a joy seeing Karen Allen — the only real heroine of any of the Indiana Jones movies — appear again. The film was a bit goofy here and there, but it was fun.
And then in just this past week, I began to see rumblings about Frank Darabont's original screenplay for Indy IV having been leaked to the 'net in PDF form. I did some poking around, found it, downloaded it, and began read.
I didn't stop until I had finished it, despite my wife's best efforts to drag me away from my laptop.
The screenplay isn't perfect, but scene-for-scene, line-for-line, it's a far better script that what Lucas and Spielberg eventually filmed. I don't know why Lucas and Spielberg (and it may well have just been Lucas) rejected this script; on the other hand, given what Lucas did to the Star Wars prequels, I'm not sure any explanation is necessary.
This film does not have the Cate Blanchett or the Shia LaBeouf characters. The Ray Winstone character is actually Russian (and turns out to be a Russian spy). Marion is married (!) when Indy runs into her in Peru, and — contrary to what Wikipedia says — she does not have a 13-year-old daughter from her liaison with Indy in "Raiders". There are giant ants — even bigger than the ones in "Crystal Skull" — but there's actually a rational for them — and I regret not seeing the hummingbirds. Oh, and Sallah and Dr. Henry Jones are both still alive.
Yes, there is one (only one) former Nazi — hiding out in Peru — in the movie, but he's a relatively minor character and could have been easily written out or changed to something else, so it makes no sense to say (as Wikipedia does) that Spielberg rejected the whole Darabont screenplay because of that one character.
It's a great read, even in screenplay form, and a great insight into the craft of screenwriting. If Spielberg had filmed this screenplay, I think that "City of Gods" would have blown past "Iron Man".
But, hey — that's Lucas and Spielberg for you. A few "spoilers" after the jump.
The overall arc of "City of Gods" is very similar to "Crystal Skull", except that you have several groups after the lost city, not just two. Jones — while still in the US — ends up with the skull and with tickets and directions to meet up with an expedition down in Peru. That expedition turns out to be led by Marion Ravenwood's husband, a charming, intelligent and experienced archaeologist. That group sets off, but then must deal with another coalition group comprising the (dictatorial) president of Peru, Indy's Russian-spy (former) friend, some Soviet commandos, the one ex-Nazi, and a few others. It becomes a chase to the lost city — but I like this one better than the one in "Crystal Skull". And the alien they awake is a bit nastier, too. (Indy to alien: "Hey…welcome to earth." BLAM!BLAM!BLAM!BLAM!BLAM!BLAM!)
As I said, do some sleuthing, and you can find the screenplay yourself. Pity that's all we'll ever see of it. ..bruce w..
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Tim Buzaglo (born 20 June 1961, in Surbiton) is a British footballer and cricketer.

Football
Buzaglo is a former semi-professional footballer for Woking. He played as a striker, his moment of glory came in the FA Cup Third Round in 1991 at West Bromwich Albion. Trailing 1–0 at half time, Buzaglo scored a hat-trick in the second half to help Woking to a 4–2 win. In the Fourth Round tie, Woking narrowly lost 1–0 to Everton.

Buzaglo was placed in the FA's Team of Heroes to commemorate 125 years of the FA Cup in 2006.

Soon afterwards, Buzaglo suffered a serious injury, and he left Woking after a failed comeback attempt.

Cricket

Between 1982 and 2001, he also played ICC Trophy cricket for Gibraltar.

Personal life
Buzaglo worked as an estate agent for Mann and Co.

References

Woking F.C. players
Gibraltarian footballers
Gibraltarian cricketers
1961 births
Living people
Association football forwards


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Tag Archives: Maggie Walls Wood
Who Was Maggie Wall?
January 15, 2018 HIS	Leave a comment
There is an interesting 20 foot high monument located near Dunning in Perth and Kinross, Scotland. It isn't interesting because it is attractive, far from it, when you view the large stones bound together with iron fetters, and a dedication handwritten in white paint. The interest lies in its history, and the memory of a woman named Maggie Wall who was burned as a witch in 1657.
Creative Commons License, Gordon Brown. Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Memorial_to_Maggie_Wall_-_geograph.org.uk_-_226732.jpg
In fact, there is no record of a Maggie Wall existing or being burned as a witch. Meticulous notes were kept of witch burnings which were rampant in Scotland during the 17th and 18th centuries. Scotland has the unenviable title of being the biggest persecutor of witches with over 4000 alleged witches put to death. The rite of burning usually meant that the woman was strangled before being burned at the stake on a pyre of coal and tar. Six witches were accused in the parish of Dunning; Issobell Goold, Agnes Hutsone, Anna Law, Issobell McKendley, Elspeth Reid, and Jonet Toyes who was the last woman burnt as a witch in Scotland for using her daughter as a flying horse. It is feasible that the monument was erected as a memorial to all the persecuted women accused of witchcraft.
The monument is located on the former parklands of Duncrub Castle, seat of the Rollo family. During the 18th century plans of the Duncrub Estate identify a field with a stone perimeter called Maggie's Walls. In 1866 a place named Maggie Walls Wood appeared on the ordnance survey map, and it is at this time that the monument appears in records.
So, many questions remain:
Is this the actual site of a witch burning?
If a follower of Satan was burned and died here, why is there a Christian cross atop it?
Who built the memorial?
Who regularly paints the inscriptions on the stones?
And most interestingly, as this story and memorial appears to be fake, why was it recorded as a Category B Historic Listed Building in 1971?
Agnes HutsoneAnna LawCategory B Historic Listed BuildingDuncrub CastleElspeth ReidIssobell GooldIssobell McKendleyJonet ToyesMaggie WallMaggie Walls WoodPerth and KinrossRollo familyScotland


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A quintessential example of "leading lines"
Beautiful and really gorgeous shot. Nice photography. I just wanted to say thanks for sharing such amazing pic.
Welcome to the forum! The aspect of the image that I am most drawn to is the movement of the bike. That adds so much interest to the image, IMO. I will look forward to viewing more of your work.
What is the location for this photo?
Nice soot, told me camera setting.
I've got this picture in Seoul.
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Q: How to show Parse array in a TableView in Swift Xcode 6.4 How can I put objects array inside theArray in order to display results in tableView? since the query is asynchronous, I can't simply say theArray = objects. So, how can I intercept the array out from the query?
EDIT:
Ashish answer solved the problem, but I had to change the code a bit due to Xcode suggests.
now, I tried to unwrap this because I needed to,
var new = object.objectId
println("first: \(new)")
if let tryToUnwrap = new as? NSString {
println("second: \(tryToUnwrap)")
}

I downCast to NSString because in Swift string is not a warning: cast from String? to unrelated type'NSString' always fails
code works, but what does it means? how could I get rid of this?
import UIKit

import Parse

class ViewController: UIViewController, UITableViewDataSource, UITableViewDelegate {

    @IBOutlet weak var myTableView: UITableView!

    var theArray : [PFObject] = []

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        // Do any additional setup after loading the view, typically from a nib.

        //MARK: PFQUERY
        //***********************************************************************
        var query = PFQuery(className:"TestObject")

        query.findObjectsInBackgroundWithBlock {
            (objects: [AnyObject]?, error: NSError?) -> Void in

            if error == nil {
                // The find succeeded.
                println("Successfully retrieved \(objects!.count) scores.")

                // Do something with the found objects

                self.theArray = (objects as? [PFObject])!

                if self.theArray.count > 0 {
                    self.myTableView.reloadData()
                }

                if let objects = objects as? [PFObject] {
                    for object in objects {

//                        var new = object.objectId
//                        println("first: \(new)")
//
//                        if let tryToUnwrap = new as? NSString {
//                            println("second: \(tryToUnwrap)")
//                        }

                        println("here the object id: \(object.objectId)")

                    }
                }
            } else {
                // Log details of the failure
                println("Error: \(error!) \(error!.userInfo!)")
            }
        }
        //***********************************************************************
        //        if let string = dict.objectForKey("SomeKey") as? String {
        //            // If I get here, I know that "SomeKey" is a valid key in the dictionary, I correctly
        //            // identified the type as String, and the value is now unwrapped and ready to use.  In
        //            // this case "string" has the type "String".
        //            println(string)
        //        }

    }

    override func didReceiveMemoryWarning() {
        super.didReceiveMemoryWarning()
        // Dispose of any resources that can be recreated.
    }

    //MARK: UITableViewDataSource (required to conform to UITableViewDataSource)
    func tableView(tableView: UITableView, numberOfRowsInSection section: Int) -> Int {
        return theArray.count

    }

    //MARK: UITableViewDataSource (required to conform to UITableViewDataSource)
    func tableView(tableView: UITableView, cellForRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> UITableViewCell {

        var cell : TaskCell = tableView.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier("myCell") as! TaskCell

        cell.objectIdLabel.text = theArray[indexPath.row].objectId

        return cell
    }

    //MARK: UITableViewDelegate (not required)
    func tableView(tableView: UITableView, didSelectRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) {
        println("section is: \(indexPath.section) row is: \(indexPath.row)")
    }

}

A: Just reload the table after getting it.
    var query = PFQuery(className:"TestObject")
    //        query.whereKey("playerName", equalTo:"Sean Plott")
    query.findObjectsInBackgroundWithBlock {
        (objects: [AnyObject]?, error: NSError?) -> Void in

        if error == nil {
            // The find succeeded.
            println("Successfully retrieved \(objects!.count) scores.")
            // Do something with the found objects
            theArray = objects as? [PFObject]
            if theArray.count > 0 {
                  myTableView.reloadData()
            }
            if let objects = objects as? [PFObject] {
                for object in objects {
                    println(object.objectId)
                }
            }
        } else {
            // Log details of the failure
            println("Error: \(error!) \(error!.userInfo!)")
        }
    }

A: Parse also has it's own viewcontroller PFQueryTableViewController which includes a query that then sets up the cells in your table view. I think this may be useful for your code.
see https://parse.com/docs/ios/guide#user-interface-pfquerytableviewcontroller for more information.

A: for your edit would you want the code:
var new = object.objectId
println("first: \(new)")
if let tryToUnwrap:String = new {
println("second: \(tryToUnwrap)")
}

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