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WEEKEND RESIDENCY IN WARSAW, POLAND
Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 July
Tutors: Paul Bassett Davies and Fenella Greenfield
In collaboration with STORYLAB
EUROSCRIPT Weekend Residency in Warsaw, Poland
Euroscript and StoryLab invite you to spend a weekend in Warsaw, Poland's historic capital, attending two screenwriting workshops and receiving feedback on your script ideas.
As it's cheaper to fly to Warsaw than it is to travel by train to London from most UK regions, enjoy some Euroscript workshops and spend a weekend in this beautiful city. On the booking site you'll also find hotel and hostel suggestions.
THE ONE-DAY COMEDY WRITING MASTERCLASS
Tutor: Paul Bassett Davies
Date: Saturday 15 July
Time: 10am - 4.30pm
Price: £69.79
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Nobody can make you funny - but I can help you become a better comedy writer. Comedy is notoriously subjective, and different people find different things funny. That's just the way it is.
So, in this workshop we focus on what CAN be learned, which is the craft of comedy writing. We'll practice and develop the skills that are common to all successful comedy, regardless of taste, fashion or how many drinks you've had.
We begin the workshop with a warm-up of simple exercises to locate and flex our comedy muscles by writing basic jokes, using insights into various formats.
Then we'll look at what makes a classic comedy character. Comedy, like all forms of drama, has strong characters at its heart, and you need to master the keys to creating memorable characters that are timelessly funny.
The next step is to begin using those characters to drive a narrative, starting with sketches and other short formats.
Then, the second half of the workshop focuses on longer formats: sitcom, TV dramedy series, and feature film. We'll look at narrative structures, and see how successful plotting goes hand-in-hand with character development.
You'll leave the workshop with an outline for a comedy project and clear ideas about how to develop it.
WRITE A SHORT FILM SCRIPT IN ONE DAY
Tutor: Fenella Greenfield
Date: Sunday 16 July
Start a brand-new Short, or solve the problems of your current one, in this intensively hands-on workshop. (Please note: we'll work on scripts up to ten minutes in length.)
The Short Film requires all the writing disciplines and film-making savvy of the feature film, with the extra challenge of conveying an entire narrative arc in a short space of time. When it succeeds, it can be stunning.
We focus on narrative storytelling rather than experimental film-making. By the end of this one-day course you'll have improved your screenwriting skills and will have written the beat-outline of your next Short.
Great Shorts tend to have memorable characters, a strong cinematic palette and, above all, a satisfying plot.
Difficult to pull off.
Working alone, in pairs and in groups you will:
Learn how to create an 'intense' world for your story
Design strong characters that can be represented with instant visual clues
Learn how to create simple, strong plot twists
Do writing exercises which will teach you how to write dialogue like poetry
We'll write and film a VERY short Short so you can see how easy it is to write, direct and edit your own work. (Here's an example of one we devised, wrote and filmed in a break on a previous course.)
As Fenella's workshops are intensively exercise-based, please come with lots of paper and pencils (laptops also welcome).
THE EUROSCRIPT SCRIPT CLINIC
Script Doctors: Paul Bassett Davies and Fenella Greenfield
Date: 15 and 16 July
Time: Slots available from
10am - 4pm
Price per slot: £39.98
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Feedback is the lifeblood of great scriptwriting so during Euroscript's weekend residency in Warsaw, Script Doctors Paul Bassett Davies and Fenella Greenfield will be on hand on both days to give ten lucky writers one-to-one feedback on their script ideas and/or treatments in 45-minute sessions.
It works like this. Before your session we will read up to a two-page treatment and ten pages of sample script to work through with you during your feedback slot - so you'll need to submit these in advance.
However, if you'd prefer to pitch your story, or stories, verbally during the session, or talk through any problem you're having on a current script, just book an appointment and we'll give you feedback on the day.
Euroscript's Script Clinics are always in demand. Every year we're at the London Screenwriters' Festival, the British Film Institute's Future Film Festival, the UnderWire Festival and many others. Our Script Clinics ensure writers receive the critical and knowledgeable advice that will enable them to develop their project to become the best it can be.


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One of the best clubs in Ibiza in my humble opinion has got to be DC-10. Situated at the end of Ibiza airport's runway, and is even named after the DC-10 passenger plane. The DC-10 club is a covered terrace that has a capacity of around 1500 people. The terrace used to be uncovered when the club opened in 1999, which was crazy as during the all day parties the planes would feel like they were almost about to land on your head, and even the brute force of the very ample sound system could not block out the thunderous growl of a 747! Although this did give the parties something of an 'edge', a little dangerous excitement, I guess they decided that it was time to cover it up as not to distract from its fundamental cause; dance!
What's going on at Ibiza DC-10 this summer???
This year there is very little on the calendar of the DC-10, apart from the weekly event Circo Loco, every Monday. There is only one other event called 'Better Late Than Never' on a Wednesday but that is all for now. I'm sure as summer approaches the calendar will become fuller, but there is a lot of talk and second guessing on most of the popular Ibiza blogs, and a lot of general anticipation. I think general anticipation is always present this time of year anyhow, just because everybody is getting geared up ready for the summer, and worrying about fitting as many awesome parties as possible into their schedules whilst being on the 'White Isle'.
Circo Loco is where its at!
It may be predominantly Circo Loco in DC-10 in the calendar, but it is without question the best event that happens there. It is the clubbers start to the week, and its opening party for 2012 is kicking off on the 28th May. It is an integral happening of the Ibiza club scene and one not to be missed. As well as the terrace which faces the huge (often lined with gorgeous dancers) DJ Booth, the DC-10 has the obligatory smoking area (or talking area as I like to call it), plus a further 2 dance floors. Its décor tends to chance season to season and is the antithesis of all the other Ibiza clubs, which is nice as it gives it a feeling of individuality.
DC-10 was the iconic club of the 00's, Circo Loco being the driving force behind it. It is an Italian inspired affair, a rave super-club of monolithic proportions. 2009 and 2010 saw enforced closures for those years, so last year the greatly missed party was avidly welcomed back with open arms, as it is very much has always been at the beating heart of Ibiza rave culture. The Circo Loco starts on Monday morning and generally goes right the way through to the wee hours of Tuesday morning. You can expect beautiful podium dancers, the best in current rave, Techno and house with some of the finest DJ's in the world, amazing visual shows and just a general revelation in your clubbing experience.
Kelly is a frequently partygoer to Ibiza's shores and tries to make it out there with her friends at least once in the summer, click here for some great villas that make group holidays even cheaper!


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Initial claims for unemployment fell to 348,000 for the week ended March 17 from 353,000 for the prior week. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had projected a drop to 350,000.
The four-week moving average, a less volatile measure that is a better indication of the trend in unemployment than the weekly number, fell to 355,000 from 356,250. The four-week moving average began 2012 at 382,500.


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Enclosed by the Persian Gulf on one side and the shifting sands of the Arabian Desert lies the beautiful city of Dubai, the largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates. In the last 25 years Dubai has exploded from a small trading port to the biggest commercial hub of the Middle East. This is a city that has spared no expense in building its infrastructure; beautiful skyscrapers that adorn the skyline, a world class metro system links the business districts and malls the size of football stadiums filled with the biggest names in fashion making it a mecca for tax free shopping. I have listed down some of my favourite things to do in Dubai starting with the desert safari.
Speeding up the sand dunes in 4*4 roll caged SUV's, having a barbecue dinner at a desert camp with live belly dance performance; whats not tot like! There are a lot of tour operators that have different desert safari packages and the cost will depend on the SUV of your choice and the duration of the safari. There are even packages for overnight stay although I would not recommend it. Most of the tours will pick you up from a the city and a 40 minute ride later you are in the edge of the desert. This is where the fun begins !
A ride up the world's fastest elevator to the top of the tallest building to watch the world famous fountain show should defiantly be on everyone's bucket list. I did an exclusive post a while back, you can check it out HERE.
Madinat Jumeirah transports you back to the Arabian Nights, the architecture of the resort draws inspiration from ancient Arabian times. Madinat Jumeirah, which translates to City of Madinat is made up of 2 luxury hotels, 40 restaurants, bars and an Arabian Souk. You can take a ride on a traditional abras a wooden boat along the serene canals and really appreciate the architecture of the place.


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FSU camp reflections: QBs, TEs emerging
Written by Charles Fishbein	in Recruiting
Walter Simmons is a top rising junior quarterback on FSU's radar. (Photo by Andrew Ivins / 247Sports)
During the summer months football fans count down the days until the start of the season. One way to fill the void of the dog days of summer is to follow what is happening on the camp circuit.
Over the past few weeks Florida State has held its annual Willie Taggart football camps. During these camps coaches are looking to find prospects that may or may have not been on their recruiter radar.
The Osceola will take a look at some of those prospects and tell you what we think:
Quarterbacks:
Cam'Ron Ransom – Seffner Armwood: Our first look at Ransom was last year in the state title game where Ransom led his Armwood football team to a state title appearance against Miami Northwestern. We had the opportunity to see him two more times in person, once at the Miami Nike Camp and this past weekend at FSU Summer Camp. Ransom has the raw tools to be a very good quarterback. Consistency will be the key for him.
Walter Simmons – Orange Park Oakleaf: This year Duval and St John Counties may have some of the best quarterbacks in Florida. Simmons, whose Father, Walter Sr., also played quarterback and went to Bethune-Cookman is also a star on the gridiron. He displays a nice arm. He does need to continue to work on his accuracy and footwork. Simmons is a prospect that the FSU coaches will continue to evaluate as he is in the class of 2021.
Neither Ransom nor Simmons landed offers at FSU camp, Class of 2022 Holden Geriner did. The quarterback came to FSU camp and put on a show. The talented signal caller showed off not only a strong arm but also the ability to lead a receiver down the field. He understands where to put the football. Look for Holden to be one of FSU's primary targets in 2022.
Tight End:
With the recent commitment of Louis Dorsey to Memphis and Sage Ennis leaning heavily to Clemson, the Seminoles are still looking for options here. Collin Sutherland of Flower Mound, Texas, attended the camp and showed out. He displayed great hands and the ability to run routes. He is a player that came to the camp with one goal in mind: to put on a good performance. That is exactly what he did.
Another tight end that performed very well at the FSU camp was Miles Campbell of Douglasville (Ga.) South Paulding HS. He is not a traditional tight end as Campbell is around 6-foot-3 and may only weigh 215 pounds. He will need to put on size and will be more of an H-Back than a tight end. He did show very good athletic ability and caught pretty much every pass thrown his way. He holds offers from Maryland and Michigan so it will be interesting to see if FSU throws its hat in the ring. He is only entering his junior season in 2019.
Maleak Bryant, who is a junior college prospect, also worked out. Physically he stands out but that is usually the case when you put a prospect who is already in college and have him go against high school players. Bryant is a player who will probably get put on the recruiting board but we don't expect him to get an offer right now.
Nick Elksnis/ Gage Wilcox: We were unable watch these two at FSU summer camp this year. (Elksnis is a 6-5, 220-pound prospect from Jacksonville Episcopal and Wilcox is a 6-4, 215-pound prospect from Tampa Jefferson.) We have seen both in person in the past and there may not be two better tight ends in the country. We expect both to receive interest from FSU throughout the next two years.
Wide Receiver:
Two seasons ago FSU signed five receivers and of those three redshirted in 2018. Last recruiting cycle receiver was not that big of a priority for the Seminoles, and the lone signee, Maurice Goolsby, opted to take the junior-college baseball route.
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Defensive Line:
If there is one area of recruiting FSU is behind right now it up front on the defensive line. There were some prospects that showed up that the Seminoles are recruiting. One of them is Johnnie Brown of Tampa Middleton. The rising senior is committed to Florida.
One player who is also high on FSU's radar is Chris Jones of Coconut Creek High. Jones is a raw prospect who is getting recruited because of his upside. He has the size and length to be really disruptive on the defensive line. He still needs to get bigger and stronger to play at the next level. Jones is a player you recruit, redshirt for a year, develop and turn him loose.
Christopher Thomas-Rickards – The Tallahassee native came to the camp already with an offer in hand. He showed some nice power and burst off the line of scrimmage. Thomas is a raw prospect that you recruit because of his upside. He has the size and length to play at the next level. It would not surprise us to see Thomas move to the offensive line in college.
Charles Brantley – Sarasota Riverview: Brantley is one of those players who comes to the camp and stands out. His performance was very similar to Keyshawn Helton, who also attended FSU summer camp only to come away with a surprise offer. He will only be a junior this fall so we will continue to monitor his recruitment.
Fishbein's top interior OL prospects in Florida in 2020
Fishbein's top offensive tackle prospects in Florida in 2020
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Jerry Kutz June 19, 2019 at 2:27 am	 Reply
I watched the camp with Fish and he does a nice job in this article describing some of the players we saw. It is interesting to me how certain kids really stand out from the crowd. The tight end from Texas – Collin Sutherland – made a couple of plays that had me asking, "Who is that kid?"
Big buzz about others as Fish noted.
Good to visit with Taggart, Briles, Clements and Odell. Y'all know Taggart and Odell are friendly and will hear about how approachable Briles is. Believe it. Clements is personable as well.
Former FSU defensive lineman Henry Ostaszewski's son Ben participated in the camp as a tight end. Ben, who is a rising senior, is only 16 but at least 6-3 and 230. He's big and young and raw (as this will be his first year of football) and still trying to figure it all out.
Neither Henry nor I know if Ben will even want to play college football but it lead me to consider one of the hardest parts of evaluation. Some kids have already played six years of organized football and may have peaked. Who has hit their sealing and who still have it in front of them?
Henry C Ostaszewski January 17, 2020 at 4:03 am	 Reply
Jerry it looks like we will get to see what's in front of Ben. GO NOLES
Patrick Burnham January 17, 2020 at 10:47 am	 Reply
Hey Henry. I hope all is well in north Georgia.

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Meghan Markle & Prince Harry Will Visit Sussex For The First Time Next Week, Despite Their Titles
By Lia Beck
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They might be the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, but Prince Harry and Meghan Markle haven't visited Sussex yet. Rude. That's about to change, though, because Harry and Markle have plans to visit their dukedom on Wednesday, October 3, as reported by InStyle.
Kensington Palace tweeted the news on Thursday, along with what the couple has planned:
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will make their first official visit to Sussex on 3rd October. In West Sussex they will see the historic Sussex Declaration & open @chiuni Tech Park. In East Sussex they will visit the Royal Pavilion, @SurvivorsnetBtn & Peacehaven Youth Centre.
That's a full schedule, so lets get into what this stuff really means. First up, the Sussex Declaration, which is actually the Declaration of Independence. (Yes, that Declaration of Independence — the U.S. one.) It is one of only two handwritten parchment copies; the other one being the one kept at the National Archives in D.C.
"Chiuni" is the University of Chichester. The school's new Tech Park is part of its Bognor Regis campus, which is located on the water along England's southern coast. As an American, it's pretty hard to imagine royals coming to your college just because its opening a new addition, but this must be pretty cool for any Harry and Markle fans who go to the University of Chichester.
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Over in East Sussex, the Royal Pavilion is a palace in Brighton that was built for King George IV. Nowadays, visitors can tour the building and estate and view the galleries it houses.
Survivor's Network is a "charity that aims to reduce sexual violence and its impact on survivors' lives." This seems like a good fit — in addition to being an important choice — for the couple since they have both used their platforms to speak out in support of women, specifically.
Lastly, Markle and Harry will visit the Peacehaven Youth Centre. This one is pretty self-explanatory, and the center apparently hosts some very cute children's soccer teams.
While Markle and Harry are the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, having a dukedom doesn't mean quite as much as it once did, and these two don't have political power. Instead, titles like duke are usually given by the Queen to a member of her family on their wedding day. Dukedoms can also produce income for the royal family, notably in the case of the Duchy of Lancaster and the Duchy of Cornwall.
It may have taken Harry and Markle a few months after their wedding to actually head to Sussex, but their schedules are planned out pretty far in advance and they usually have quite a bit going on. Since getting married, they've visited Ireland, launched a cookbook, participated in a polo match, attended Wimbledon, and saw Hamilton in support for Harry's charity, among numerous other outings.
And things don't slow down after the Sussex visit. From October 16 to October 31, Markle and Harry will go on tour in Oceania and visit Australia, New Zealand, Tonga, and Fiji.
For now, though, they're going to Sussex. So, if you're a fan of seeing Markle and Harry support worthy causes, look over really old documents, and hang out with kids, then keep your eyes out next week.


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Mediating is no small feat for a guy like me who is hyperactive and my brain rarely shuts up, even when I sleep. But, I'm learning.
I hope you all find this as peaceful and enjoyable as I do.
This is about finding peace and harmony within oneself so that one can share it with the rest of humanity, something we all need right now in these troubled times.
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NI Absynth: Glass Spheres patch.
NI Massive: Emotional Machines patch.
NI Battery 4: various percussion patches.
Meditative Chillout Loops used as well and other I modified or edited to fit what I wanted them to do.
Peace & Happiness to all!!


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He's talking about the Ucross Foundation's artist colony, which hosts 10 artists at a time for two, four, or six week stays on a 20,000-acre cattle ranch in Wyoming. Jimenez has been there four times since 1989.
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Jimenez joined the Ucross Foundation's board, and is now helping the organization expand its fundraising after the death last year of Ucross benefactor Raymond Plank, founder of the Apache Corporation.
By creating an endowment, which provides about half of the artist colony's $1.5 million annual budget, Plank was the colony's main supporter. Now director of development William Belcher, a former fundraising consultant who joined the Ucross Foundation's staff in August, is working to attract new donors.
This is not such an unusual story. Nonprofits that are founded or heavily backed by a single benefactor can enjoy years of stable funding—until that donor steps back or passes away. Some organizations aren't able to adapt to the new reality of scrambling for money and shut down. But others are able to rise to the occasion by embracing the demands of fundraising.
"We are transitioning from a founder model to an engagement model," Belcher says. Working with alumni like Jimenez and others, the foundation plans Spotlight events to showcase alumni artists' work during and after their Ucross residency.
That story includes quite a few well-known writers who've spent time at Ucross. For example, Annie Proulx's "The Shipping News" and Elizabeth Gilbert's "Eat Pray Love" were both written in part during Ucross residencies.
Already the foundation has chalked up some fundraising wins. Its first-ever gala held in New York last year in June, grossed more than $300,000.
A year-end appeal that started after Thanksgiving doubled the number of donors who gave in 2018. The 200 who gave in 2017 grew to 400. And the appeal tripled the amount raised. Total giving at year end was over $200,000, after Belcher had expected to raise $70,000.


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Q: Regex to disregard certain characters in an email I need your help with extracting correct email with a regular expression.
Here is a raw HTML:
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      document.getElementById('XutJPVbvZ').innerHTML =
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I match an email with this expression:
[a-zA-Z0-9-_.]+@[a-zA-Z0-9-_.]+[a-zA-Z]+[a-zA-Z0-9-_.]+

What I get is this: sales@some##thing.com
How to make regex return an email without two # special characters in the middle of this email address?
Thanks

A: I do not fully get your question but can answer anyway: use regex replace with capturing groups like shown in the Javascript code below:

const regex = /([a-zA-Z0-9-_.]+)@([a-zA-Z0-9-_.]+)\#\#([a-zA-Z]+)([a-zA-Z0-9-_.]+)/gm;
const str = `sales@some##thing.com`;
const subst = `$1@$2$3$4`;

// The substituted value will be contained in the result variable
const result = str.replace(regex, subst);

console.log('Substitution result: ', result);

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Netflix's The Circle Is the Best TV Show About the Internet
A reality show about people alone in their rooms trying to be cool online—could anything be more cursed?
Chris reacts to developments in The Circle. Courtesy of Netflix
Certain ideas just sound objectively gross. Giving babies cigarettes, for instance, or mayonnaise-flavored Jell-O. The Circle, a US reality television show in its first season on Netflix, has exactly this sort of forthrightly nasty premise. The Circle pushes its contestants to behave as clout-chasing, manipulative shut-ins for the privilege of appearing on a streaming service and the chance to win $100,000. The tagline: "How far would you go to be popular on social media?"
A show about people alone in their rooms trying to be cool online—could anything be more cursed? The Circle is a remake of a UK program of the same name, and reviewers frequently invoke Black Mirror to convey its plot—the spooky episodes, not that nice one where the old ladies fall in virtual-reality love. Black Mirror comparisons are obvious, as the show has constructed a myopic setting designed to highlight what it's like to be constantly logged on and desperate for attention. Less expected is how good the show is at demonstrating the highs and nuances of digital life. I intended to watch one episode out of curiosity about how bleak it sounded. Then I kept watching. And watching. (The first eight episodes are available now, with another batch coming next week.)
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In The Circle, contestants rank one another, and the two top-ranked players must kick one competitor of their choosing off. They start with eight people, and new players are occasionally introduced as replacements. The group will ultimately vote on a single winner. As in almost all competitive reality shows, alliances are forged, tears are shed, secrets are revealed. The Circle borrows liberally from Big Brother, with its personality-based jousting and constant surveillance, as well as Love Island, with a quippy narrator guiding the audience through the episode. But The Circle has a technological twist: Its participants are living in isolated single-occupancy apartments, and can interact with one another only through the online avatars they create, which are then connected by a voice-activated screen known as "the circle." Another catch: They don't need to tell the truth about who they are, and several players elect to catfish their competition, posing as characters they concoct with other peoples' pictures. One of the contestants, a belligerent Italian party boy named Joey, appears to have based his entire personality off Jersey Shore reruns—and he's one of the authentic ones. The Circle uses the vocabulary of social media to convey its stakes. Losers aren't sent home, they are "blocked." The anointed players become "influencers" and are awarded Twitter-bird-blue checkmarks next to their photos. They are no place in particular; the show uses establishing shots of Chicago and Milwaukee but was actually filmed in England, as location aggressively doesn't matter—all of the action takes place in front of the screen.
Reality television is now a tested route for wannabe influencers who want to wedge themselves into public consciousness and then monetize, monetize, monetize. The Circle dispenses altogether with the notion that anyone might be participating in a reality program "for the right reasons" by making the subtext the whole damn show. It's a highly contrived scenario, but from within its artificial limits a surprisingly naturalistic portrait of what it's like to communicate through the internet emerges.
Contestants have to speak their text messages at the screen, and one of The Circle's pleasures is watching people try to posture as approachable and friendly solely through text. One instructs the device to add a number of i's to her Hiiiiiiiiii to strike the right nonchalant tone. Emojis are frequently deployed. When conversations peter down, people invent excuses to end them, even though everybody knows that nobody actually has anything pressing to do—a behavior familiar to anyone with Gchat or Slack open all day.
Although cameras fill their apartments and they are, of course, always aware that they are being watched, the effort that the contestants put toward performing for their peers in the digital space distracts them from dwelling too much on how their real-life behavior might look. The result is a glimpse into something we don't get to see that much on TV: the visceral and unguarded reactions people have to stuff happening onscreen. (In this way, sometimes The Circle resembles a string of YouTube reaction videos more than traditional narrative television.) The contestants whoop, gasp, and jump around in anxiety and exhilaration—their conversations aren't face to face, but they're still vivid and nervy and intimate. The contented expressions the gentle techie Shubham makes when he's had a great chat recall the tender scene in Freaks and Geeks when young geek Bill sits down to snack and watch television, solitary but gleeful. The UK version of The Circle is especially popular with young viewers, perhaps because people aged 16 to 34 are primed to watch interpersonal dramas mediated through screens, finding them relatable rather than alien.
The show's treatment of catfishing is another draw. The Circle provides emotional safety rails for the catfishers and the catfishees, as the rules expressly allow for bluffing and playing around with identity. Unlike Catfish: The TV Show, which often focuses on the fallout from deceptions, The Circle shows how titillating and liberating it can be for people to inhabit other personas, as well as how people internalize ideas about beauty standards and likability. One player, Karyn, poses as a thin and glammed-up woman named Mercedeze in her bid to become the most popular. After one of her competitors is eliminated, she talks with them about her decision. "I did a catfish because all my life I've been judged. I'm not ugly, but I'm not feminine," she says. "So it's really the fact of just showing the world you can't judge a book by its cover." Awww—then again, Karyn is voluntarily playing a game set within a hierarchical system expressly designed to force players to place excessive emphasis on appearance. (In the first episode the contestants are tasked with ranking one another based solely on their photographs and a brief bio.) Sometimes Karyn and her fellow catfish have fun exploring the artificial faces they present to the world, and sometimes they feel shitty about it—a complicated whirl of emotions about identity and honesty and conformity that makes for fascinating viewing.
Cultural theorist Mark Andrejevic, in a New York Times column in 2012, described reality television as "an omnivorous meta-genre that scavenges its way across the cultural landscape unearthing attention-grabbing nuggets from a vastly broader range of social life than has hitherto appeared on commercial TV." He meant this as an insult, but it gets at what makes The Circle so great. Being online can be toxic and intoxicating, and thus far the high drama that can happen from behind screens has been hard to translate to onscreen narratives. The Circle actually takes its audience places, dramatizing the experience of online social interactions in all their fizz and slipperiness.
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Beardstown Solar Project Heads To Cass Board Vote
By Benjamin Cox on July 8, 2020 at 5:59am
The Cass County Zoning Board of Appeals took the next step in moving a multi-million dollar solar project forward in Beardstown on July 2nd. The zoning board approved the 2,382 acre project near Edgewood Drive 4 miles southwest of the city by a vote of 7-2.
Savion Development Director Courtney Timmons presented the zoning board with particulars from the project and also answered questions and criticisms from the public who attended both in person and via teleconference at Beardstown High School.
Timmons told the board that it would result in a $100-$150 million capital investment for Cass County resulting in approximately $15-$20 million in new tax revenue over the 30 year life of the project. Timmons said the largest benefactor to the new revenue would be Beardstown Community Unit School District #15.
Cass County Board Chairman Michael Barnett says he would like the investment be used to help lower the county's property taxes: "What I would like to see on the county level is we actually reduce our taxes so that would in effect have a multiplier effect on everybody's taxes. Then again, we are looking at a minimum of two years before any of the new tax revenue will be received, so we have to get from where we are today with the COVID-19 problems we are facing to the new revenue two years from now."
The solar project is expected to begin operation in late 2022. When it goes online, according to Timmons, the project would become the top taxpayer in the county. Barnett says that the project is expected to generated about $900,000 to $950,000 in new revenue in its first year of operation.
Timmons says that the project is expected to inject a large amount into Beardstown's local economy by providing about 200 temporary construction jobs and 2 to 5 permanent jobs, along with usage of local lumber yards, hotels, and essential services.
Timmons says that the county and local residents have protections in place at the local and state law level during the duration of the project both from decommissioning and abandonment: "There are 3 protections in place to make sure that the landowners and the local government doesn't get saddled with a project that it doesn't want. The first level is in the solar lease there is an obligation of the project with the landowner to remove and restore the land at the end of the project's useful life. At the county level, there is an ordinance requirement that gets into great detail about what the requirements are for the removal and restoration of the land after the useful life of the project. As part of our permit application, we submitted that detail decommissioning plan and what that entails. There is also a third level of protection, which is the state level. The state has a requirement in place, a state law, called AIMA or the Agricultural Impact Mitigation Agreement, and what that agreement does is that lays out the requirements of the project to be able to remove and restore the land back into agricultural land at the end of the useful life of the project."
Timmons says that natural grasses will be allowed to grow underneath the panels to maintain the land's integrity and prevent run off and erosion during the project's 30 year life span. He says that because the project is being built along a federal levee, it's protected by federal insurance and would not interfere with the integrity of the levee to mitigate flooding in the area. He says the federal classification of the land as non-flood plain is the same the classification that the City of Beardstown receives since the city also sits next to a federal levee.
A small number of residents questioned the land protections as well as the possible devaluation of property adjacent to the project. Dale Hobrock, who voted no against the project on the Board of Appeals, says there is not enough information: "I just feel like there is too many unanswered questions yet, and some of the answers given were not very clear. I feel like there needs to be some more clarifications in trying to protect neighboring farmers, and the lease opportunities may give neighboring farms the reason to cash rents. It's a combination of several things [that led to my vote]."
Timmons says that Savion will simply be a facilitator for the project and eventually it will be sold to a buyer who will then own an operate the site. The site is expected to connect into the Frederick North – Meredosia East old transmission line and supply approximately 150 megawatts of power. Timmons says the power will all remain in the U.S. Grid system, helping reduce the country's reliance on foreign energy. The planned start date of construction is in late 2021.


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Mayweather earned an estimated $300 million. His fight against Pacquiao last month brought in $240 million alone.
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This was a great conference. There were over 18,000 people in attendance. I've attended this conference for many years and this one was the best so far. I heard excellent talks by Gary Vaynerchuk, Larry Kim, and others. If you're not familiar with Gary Vaynerchuk, he was one of first to make it big with YouTube videos. He turned his family's wine business from a $3 million business to a $60 million a year business.
Larry Kim is the founder and CEO of WordStream, a very successful Pay Per Click management company. They are currently managing over $1 Billion worth of pay per click advertising annually. This is a photo I took of one of Larry Kim's slides in his talk called "Larry's Top 10 Social Ad Hacks".
In addition to being the President of Top Agent Internet Marketing, Ken Lapp is also the President of Standard Marketing, which has been doing Internet Marketing for Local and Medium-Sized Businesses in Vancouver since 1999. Business in Vancouver is a very successful business publication. They contacted Mr. Lapp about contributing a short piece to their "Ask the Experts" feature.


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Indigenous Women as Targets in Modern-Day Slavery due to Systematic Oppression
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the authors and do not
necessarily reflect the official policy or position of U Multicultural.
As the issue of human trafficking increases with time due to accessibility and little sense of awareness among the public, so does the risk of Indigenous women in North America being drawn into this modern-day slavery that is poorly mentioned. On top of being underrepresented members in society, it is unfortunate that the divide is more prevalent when they are also victims of this unscrutinized concern. In order to understand the importance of educating oneself on why Indigenous women are commonly targeted, it is imperative to include the vicious cycle they undergo from colonialism to the ongoing systematic oppression that makes them modern-day sex slaves.
According to statistics of a 2016 Public Safety Report in Canada, "while Indigenous women only make up 4 percent of the Canadian population, they roughly make up 50 percent of trafficking victims;" and this is with reported data alone. In the article "Human Trafficking Among Native Americans," Maggie Logan emphasizes how this specific group is more prone to be victims in her own research: "Native American women are two and one-half times more likely to experience sexual violence than any other American women," and that "[they] are trafficked far more frequently than any other group in the United States." Not considering the unreported data that might exceed the statistics provided, it is undeniable that the Indigenous population struggle with potentially being barred into the psychological and physical turmoil of human trafficking.
The root of this problem dates back to early colonial contact. Not only was the harmonious world of the Indigenous population shaken into forced civilization and the horrific abuse that has failed to be printed in textbooks, but "[t]he cultural understanding of Indigenous women as sexual, unworthy, and therefore, violable was subsequently enshrined into law." According to the Native Women's Association of Canada, this historical skewed comprehension extends the interruption of Indigenous women's voices in today's society, which strengthens the role of their abusers to place them in constant violence. "As Indigenous women have been stating for decades, and which the Inquiry on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls has recently indicated, the cultural understanding of Indigenous women as inherently sexual and therefore violable, has tangible, real-life implications for Indigenous Women's lived experience of violence."
As the criminals involved would source out those that are vulnerable, it is indicative that Indigenous women are targeted due to a variety of reasons. These include poor living conditions, unemployment, lack of access to social and economic resources, impacts of colonization such as residential school experience, and prior experience to the sex trade or family violence. A common method is developing a serious relationship with the victim by gaining their trust and promising a bright future, only to lead them to the unfortunate circumstance of being trafficked.
It is imperative to understand that the only way to overcome this persisting problem is to take large steps by addressing this issue "in a deliberate, cohesive, and cross-jurisdictional way." Namely, "the issue cannot be properly addressed without examining the root causes of violence against Indigenous women and girls and the colonial legacy."
Should you find yourself in a situation to actively help a victim, call 911 or Crime Stoppers: 204-786-8477 in Winnipeg or 1-800-222-8577 toll-free. To speak to a counsellor as someone affected by human trafficking, call Klinic's 24/7 human trafficking hotline: 1-844-333-2211.
Logan, Maggie. "HUMAN TRAFFICKING AMONG NATIVE AMERICANS: HOW
JURISDICTIONAL AND STATUTORY COMPLEXITIES PRESENT BARRIERS TO COMBATING MODERN-DAY SLAVERY." American Indian Law Review, vol. 40, no. 2, 2015, pp. 293–323. JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/44122804. [Accessed 14 September 2020].
Ourcommons.ca. 2018. Trafficking Of Indigenous Women And Girls In Canada. [online] Available at:
<https://www.ourcommons.ca/Content/Committee/421/JUST/Brief/BR10002955/br-external/NativeWomensAssociationOfCanada-e.pdf> [Accessed 14 September 2020].
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Hazing Alive and Sick AGAIN at U of Maryland
Univ. Police begin fraternity hazing inquiry
By Kevin Robillard
University Police launched a criminal investigation of Delta Tau Delta fraternity members yesterday as details of alleged hazing incidents emerged in an Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life document, officials said.
The document, a copy of which was obtained by The Diamondback, details a six-week hazing program involving the forced consumption of alcohol and a vomit-inducing mix of liquids and mandated exercise, ending with multiple days in a closet called the "Cave."
University Police Spokesman Paul Dillon said the department began its investigation after the university completed its own, which was jointly conducted by the Office of Student Conduct and OFSL, said Linda Clement, vice president for student affairs.
Dillon declined to comment on the ongoing investigation."I'm not going to discuss what steps we've taken," Dillon said. He added that it's "way too premature to discuss any charges.
"Hazing, ' which the university has repeatedly called "a fundamental violation of human dignity," is illegal in the state of Maryland and is punishable by up to six months in jail, a $500 fine, or both.
Clement said punishment from the university is "still a possibility," but added the university will wait for the conclusion of the criminal investigation before moving forward with any penalties
The university's investigation began on Feb. 28, when OFSL received an anonymous tip alleging hazing by the fraternity. Delta Tau Delta's national office soon revoked the local chapter's charter and the fraternity was disbanded by the university two weeks later.
When reached last night, Will Cole, the president of the local chapter of Delta Tau Delta before it was disbanded, declined to comment. The allegations against Delta Tau Delta, if true, would be the second hazing incident at the university this academic year.
A university investigation found Zeta Beta Tau guilty of hazing last semester after a pledge was injured. The last time criminal charges of hazing were filed against fraternity members at Maryland was in 1993.
Omega Psi Phi members were found to have beaten seven pledges, who were also drizzled with hot wax, forced to eat vomit and drink from toilets.
In 2006, Beta Theta Pi was removed from the university for a variety of offenses, including the DUI arrest of a pledge who was driving home from a fraternity event. In 2002, the family of Daniel Reardon sued the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity for $15 million, alleging the fraternity had forced Reardon to drink malt liquor and bourbon and then waited several hours to call 911 after he had passed out, leading to his death. Hazing on the campus is not limited to Greek life, either. In 2000, an investigation determined that members of the university's athletics teams had engaged in activities that "fit the broadcast definition of hazing, although the health of student-athletes was not in jeopardy," according to a Washington Post article from the time.
Details of systematic abuse emerge in investigative documents
The Delta Tau Delta pledges would stay in the "Cave" for roughly two days. They wouldn't be allowed to leave except to do chores and go to class. They wouldn't be allowed to sleep. They would have water and ice thrown at them.
A document released this week by the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life provides a unique look into a university fraternity's hazing practices that officials say date back at least three years.
Detailing the six-week initiation into the Delta Tau Delta fraternity - including descriptions of the cave - the document provides a clear glimpse of a practice typically shrouded in secrecy.
After an anonymous tipster led officials to uncover these practices two months ago, Delta Tau Delta has been kicked off the campus and disbanded.
The university's investigation revealed stories of mandatory exercise, heavy drinking and days without sleep. The OSFL document says the hazing culminated every semester in a storage closet in the basement of Delta Tau Delta's house at No. 3 Fraternity Row called the Cave.
During "Hell Week," which ended the fraternity's six-week initiation process, fraternity members forced pledges to stay in the Cave for stretches that, during some years, lasted as long as two and half days, according to the document, which was based on several interviews with former fraternity members and obtained by The Diamondback through a Maryland Public Information Act request.
Pledges were expected to wear diapers while in the cave and had their cell phones and wallets taken away before entering it. Throughout the hazing process, pledges were not given a lot of time to eat during the process and frequently lost weight.
"On rare occasions," the report said, "pledges have been pushed or hit in the past."
"The actions by Delta Tau Delta were truly shocking and inappropriate," Interfraternity Council President Marty Bock said. Bock said the IFC will implement new anti-hazing measures next semester and plans "to keep a closer eye on our fraternities."
"We're confident this isn't happening in our chapters," said Matt Bowen, the IFC's vice president for risk management. "But if it is, we want to stop it."
Will Cole, who was the president of Delta Tau Delta when it was disbanded, declined to comment when reached last night. Jim Russell, an executive vice president of the fraternity's international office said the fraternity was "embarrassed, saddened and really stunned."
Matt Supple, assistant director for fraternity and sorority life, said the university doesn't plan on launching any new campaigns against hazing, but that the incident could serve as a wake-up call to eliminate the practice."The fact that we've had two egregious incidents – [Delta Tau Delta] being more egregious than ZBT - shows us this is still a prevalent problem in our community," Supple said.
However, Vice President for Student Affairs Linda Clement maintained her position that hazing is uncommon on the campus.
The document clearly shows a schedule of hazing at Delta Tau Delta.
It started with the induction ceremony. Pledges were forced to drink warm beer until they threw up, as senior members of the fraternity chanted and cheered. During the first week, pledges were obligated to come to the house any time a fraternity called, regardless of the time of day or night. In the third week, the rituals intensified.
Pledges had to drink a combination of hot sauce, salt and water, called the "Kirwan special," that frequently caused them to vomit or have diarrhea. Another activity was apparently called the anchorman. Pledges were lined up and made to drink a container with a specific unsavory liquid, including a mix of salad dressings, soy sauce, hot sauce and sometimes alcohol. The container was passed from pledge to pledge until it was empty.
In the fourth week, the fraternity traveled to Shenandoah Valley State Park in Virginia, arriving there after dark. The group would make a difficult night hike to the top, where the pledges were sometimes not permitted to eat dinner. The next day, more hikes followed, during which pledges were forced to chew tobacco.
With the fifth week came the "chad," a question-and-answer ritual. Senior members of the fraternity asked pledges questions. If answered correctly, they'd funnel two beers and a shot. If wrong, they funneled "two beers, shot, and something else (dip spit)" the report stated. Dip spit is the remains of used chewing tobacco. For the sixth week, called "Band in the Sand week" in the document, the pledges would haul sand in and out of the house. Then came Hell Week.
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Book Tour : Sir Kendrick and The Castle of Bel Lione
This week, the
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Sir Kendrick and the Castle of Bel Lione
(Multnomah Books - June 17, 2008)
Chuck Black first wrote Kingdom's Edge to inspire his children to read the Bible with renewed zeal. This captivating expanded parable led him to write the Old Testament allegories, Kingdom's Dawn and Kingdom's Hope. Chuck added three more titles to the series, Kingdom's Call, Kingdom's Quest, and Kingdom's Reign which were released in May of 2007.
Chuck is a former F-16 fighter pilot and currently works as an engineer for a firm designing plastic consumer products. He has a degree in electrical and electronic engineering and served eight years in the United States Air Force. Chuck and his wife Andrea have six children and live in North Dakota.
It is Chuck's desire to serve the Lord through his work and to inspire people of all ages to study the scriptures in order to discover the hope and love of a truly majestic King and His Son.
A dangerous new order threatens the mission of the Knights of Arrethtrae. Only loyalty to the King can bring victory!
As the Knights of the Prince await His triumphant return, they are steadfast in their mission to take His story into the kingdom and recruit as many as are willing. But when a new and dangerous threat is revealed, their mission is jeopardized.
Sir Kendrick and his young charge, the impetuous Sir Duncan, are sent on a mission to discover the identity and origin of a secretive new order known as the Conquistero Knights. They travel to the city of Bel Lione where Lord Ra has been enticing young people in the kingdom to join his festivals, after which many choose not to return home. Their families keep quiet for fear of repercussion.
When Sir Duncan disappears while trying to discover the truth of Lord Ra's castle, Sir Kendrick attempts to find and enlist the help of a mysterious warrior. Time is short for he must save Duncan and call upon the knights of Chessington to join in the battle against the evil Lord Ra.
Journey to Arrethtrae, where these knights of noble heart live and die in loyal service to the King and the Prince. These knights are mighty, for they serve a mighty King. They are...the Knights of Arrethtrae!
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Q: Calling JavaScript function from codebehind many times / recursively I was wondering if it is possible to keep calling a function in JavaScript many times in codebehind (asp.net WebForm) with different parameters and return values, for example I have this JavaScript function that is called Add(x,y) that returns the sum and I want to call it again with different parameters.
Note: The function name is just an example

A: Use Clientscript.RegisterClientScriptBlock for multiple call like
  ClientScriptManager cs = Page.ClientScript;
  StringBuilder csText = new StringBuilder();
  csText.Append("<script type=\"text/javascript\"> ");
  csText.Append("result1=Add(x,y);");
  csText.Append("result2=Add(result1,b);");
  csText.Append("</script>");
  cs.RegisterClientScriptBlock(csType, csName, csText.ToString());

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Greenfield är en ort i Storbritannien.   Den ligger i kommunen Flintshire och riksdelen Wales, i den södra delen av landet,  km nordväst om huvudstaden London. Greenfield ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Greenfield är platt åt nordost, men åt sydväst är den kuperad. Havet är nära Greenfield åt nordost. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km sydväst om Greenfield. Runt Greenfield är det tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Birkenhead,  km nordost om Greenfield. Trakten runt Greenfield består i huvudsak av gräsmarker.

Klimatet i området är tempererat. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C.

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