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Dianna Sanchez is the not-so-secret identity of Jenise Aminoff, whose superpower is cooking with small children. She is an MIT alumna, graduate of the 1995 Clarion Workshop and Odyssey Online, active member of SCBWI, and a former editor of New Myths magazine. Aside from 18 years as a technical/science writer, she has taught science in Boston Public Schools, developed curricula for STEM education, and taught Preschool Chef, a cooking class for children ages 3-5. A Latina geek originally from Albuquerque, NM, she now resides near Boston, MA with her husband and two daughters. Her debut novel, A Witch's Kitchen, is now available from Dreaming Robot Press.


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Amy Schumer coming to KeyArena
Originally published October 26, 2015 at 1:44 pm Updated October 26, 2015 at 4:53 pm
Jeff Albertson
Seattle Times metro producer
One of the biggest names in comedy, Amy Schumer, will be performing New Year's Eve — Thursday, Dec. 31 — at KeyArena. Tickets cost $35.50-$141 and will go on sale at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28, via Ticketmaster.com.
This year alone Schumer wrote and starred in the film "Trainwreck," won an Emmy for "Inside Amy Schumer," released a special "Amy Schumer: Live at the Apollo" and hosted "Saturday Night Live."
Related: Amy Schumer: 'People have such a low threshold for women being sexual and selfish and human'
Amy Schumer, senator cousin seek tighter gun background checks
"Trainwreck": A win for Judd Apatow — and LeBron James
Jeff Albertson: 206-464-2304 or jalbertson@seattletimes.com; on Twitter: @Jeff_Albertson.

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Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), Has Recently Published A Notification For UPSC NDA NA 1 2019, Examination. The Commission Will Hold The National Defence Academy & Naval Academy Examination On 21St Of April, 2019. So Eligible Candidates Can Apply For This By 4th Of February, 2019.
Kindly Do Check Out The Official Notification For More And Accurate Details, It's Given Below.
A. Number Of Vacancies & Name Of The Posts (EXAMINATION NOTICE NO.03/2019-NDA-I).
National Defence Academy →342 (208 for Army, 42 for Navy and 92 for Air Force).
Naval Academy : 50 (10+2 Cadet Entry Scheme) →50 Vacancies.
Total Number Of Vacancies →392 Vacancies.
B. Eligible Criteria For NDA Exam Eligibility.
Age Limit →Only unmarried male candidates born not earlier than 02nd July, 2000 and not later than 1st July, 2003 are eligible.
Educational Qualifications ±(i) For Army Wing of National Defence Academy :—12th Class pass of the 10+2 pattern of School Education or equivalent examination conducted by a State Education Board or a University. (ii) For Air Force and Naval Wings of National Defence Academy and for the 10+2 Cadet Entry Scheme at the Indian Naval Academy :—12th Class pass of the 10+2 pattern of School Education or equivalent with Physics and Mathematics conducted by a State Education Board or a University.
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Small World Earthquakes
Minor earthquake: M3 quake has struck near Volcano in Hawaii
A minor earthquake magnitude 3 (ml/mb) has struck on Thursday, 20 kilometers (12 miles) from Volcano in Hawaii. The temblor was picked up at 01:34:11 / 1:34 am (local time epicenter). Date and time of earthquake in UTC/GMT: 14/01/21 / 2021-01-14 01:34:11 / January 14, 2021 @ 1:34 am. Exact location of earthquake, -155.1472° West, 19.2739° North, depth 10 km. The earthquake occurred at a depth of 10 km (6 miles) below the earth's surface. All ids that are associated to the event: us6000d85m. Unique identifier: us6000d85m.
The epicenter was 51 km (32 miles) from Hilo (c. 43 300 pop), 40 km (25 miles) from Hawaiian Paradise Park (c. 11 400 pop), 31 km (19 miles) from Hawaiian Paradise Park (c. 11 400 pop). Closest city/cities/towns to epicentrum/hypocenter was Hilo, Hawaiian Paradise Park, Hawaiian Paradise Park (min 5000 pop). Close country/countries that might be effected, United States (c. 310 233 000 pop).
Earthquakes 2.5 to 3.5 are often felt, but only causes minor damage. Every year there are an estimated 130,000 minor earthquakes in the world. In the past 24 hours, there have been two, in the last 10 days five, in the past 30 days twenty-eight and in the last 365 days two hundred and sixteen earthquakes of magnitude 3.0 or greater that have been detected in the same area.
Did you feel anything?
How did you react? Was there any damage to buildings? Leave a comment or report about shaking, activity and damage at your home, city and country. Read more about the earthquake, Location, Distances, Seismometer information, Date-Time, Parameters and details about this quake, reported near: 20 km SSE of Volcano, Hawaii. This information comes from the USGS Earthquake Notification Service.
HawaiiHawaiian Paradise ParkHiloUnited StatesVolcano
20 km SSE of Volcano, Hawaii Textual description of named geographic region near to the event. This may be a city name, or a Flinn-Engdahl Region name.
1 The total number of felt reports
2.7 The maximum reported intensity for the event.
0.02 Horizontal distance from the epicenter to the nearest station (in degrees).
0.9 sec The root-mean-square (RMS) travel time residual, in sec, using all weights.
184 The largest azimuthal gap between azimuthally adjacent stations (in degrees).
us6000d85m Id of event.
6000d85m An identifying code assigned by, and unique from, the corresponding source for the event.
,us6000d85m, A comma-separated list of event ids that are associated to an event.


Excel Comprehension and Written Expression Year 4 is essential for any student wishing to improve their comprehension skills. It allows students to practice skills such as finding facts, making references, isolating relevant information, understanding questions and paragraphs, and using tables of contents, indexes, maps and graphs to find information. The extracts are from a wide variety of genres to allow students to gain confidence in reading different materials.
When the student completes the exercises in this book, she/he will have worked through a number of question types from a variety of text types. Rather than give a range of question types based on each passage, the focus in this book will be on developing the student's skill with a particular question type. The book is structured so that if there is a weakness then the student can concentrate on that particular weakness and become competent without working through passages that may not contribute to the student's progress.


The geology of the James Bay region consists of Precambrian rocks belonging to the geological Superior Province, and this setting is favourable for a wide variety of deposit types and commodities. Although the region has recently gained a lot of attention for a number of gold and base metal discoveries, it also has considerable potential for chromium (Cr), platinum group element (PGE) and nickel (Ni) mineralization in mafic and ultramafic lava flows and intrusions.
Azimut currently holds one Cr-PGE-Ni property (Eastmain West) in the James Bay region. The Company's main target type for these metals is a stratiform mafic-ultramafic complex with layered chromite and associated PGE mineralization.
The hydro-electric, mining and forestry industries have created a valuable network of roads and additional facilities in most parts of the James Bay region. Skilled manpower, airports and other services are available in a number of cities, towns and communities.
Known deposits for chromium, platinum group elements, and nickel in the James Bay region include the Ménarik deposit (5.4 Mt @ 7.8% Cr2O3) belonging to Ressources Minières Pro-Or, located near Radisson on the Quebec side of the bay, and the recent Blackbird-Black Thor discovery by Noront Resources and Freewest Resources Canada on the Ontario side.


You may find your license code opening "Blackberry AppWorld" on your Blackberry and logging into "My World". Here a list of applications you have purchased is presented. Simply clicking on an application will open up to the application details. On this screen you may find your license code.
I have problems installing IM+ to my Blackberry via Blackberry Desktop Manager.
The easiest way to install IM+ is to download it OTA directly to your Blackberry.
If your Blackberry OS is 4.3 or higher and it is WiFi-enabled, you may use IM+ via Wi-Fi. In IM+ please go to "Settings" / "Connection" and check "Use Wi-Fi interface". IM+ will automatically switch to Wi-Fi connection when it is available, and switch back to your usual connection type when you leave a Wi-Fi zone.
I have upgraded my Blackberry OS, reinstall IM+ or changed Blackberry to another one. What license code should I use?
If you have any kind of technical problem, first of all please make sure that you are using the latest version 10.5.2. You may check IM+ version number under "Help" / "Support & About". If your version is not the latest, please download free update.
If you get an error message in IM+ on your Blackberry, it would be helpful if you send us a request from application selecting "Help" / "Support & About" from IM+ menu.


Klagenfurt, Austria, July 31, 2016 - For the fourth year in a row, Janis Smedins is spending his birthday in Klagenfurt. On Sunday, he and Aleksandrs Samoilovs can make it a larger celebration than they might have planned.
The Latvia duo reached the championship match of the A1 Major Klagenfurt with a 21-16, 21-18 win over Canada's Ben Saxton and Chaim Schalk and will face young Brazilians Saymon Barbosa and Gustavo Carvalhaes in the last match before the FIVB World Tour takes a break for the Rio 2016 Olympics.
Saymon and Guto, both 22, reached the final with a 21-16, 24-22 over Poland's Michal Bryl and Bartosz Losiak. The Brazilians are looking for their second win in 2016 after capturing the Cincinnati Open.
The buoyant crowd sang "Happy Birthday" to Smedins and he and Samoilovs went on to reach their first final in Klagenfurt. They are seeking their ninth title together overall on the FIVB World Tour.
Samoilovs and Smedins met Saxton and Schalk for the second time in less than a month. The Canadians defeated the Latvians to capture the bronze medal at the Porec Major in Croatia. And the teams' familiarity will continue, since they are in the same pool in the Olympics.
The victory enabled Smedins and "The Lion King" to take over the lead in the SWATCH Major Series, moving up from the third place. The SWATCH Major Final will feature 12 of the top teams in the world for men and women in Toronto beginning from Sept. 13-18.
Samoilovs and Smedins also met Saymon and Guto in the Poland Grand Slam semifinals and won in three sets.
In FIVB World Tour gold medal matches, Brazilian teams hold a 3-2 edge over Latvia. Pedro Salgado/Bruno Oscar Schmidt defeated Samoilovs/Smedins at The Hague in 2013, Salgado/Alvaro Filho topped them in Poland in 2014 and Bruno/Alison Cerutti stopped the Latvians in Gstaad, Switzerland in 2015.
The two victories for Samoilovs/Smedins came in 2013 when they defeated Evandro Goncalves/Emanuel Rego in Moscow and in Poland this year when they downed Bruno/Alison.


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Q: Why the recycler view didn't come in activity page when I type recycler view It doesn't import
androidx.recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView
to main activity when i type recyclerview in main activity . Its still shows me as
import...
like that . I need to use linear layout as well to continue my coding . But its dent working . why?

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*You need to add RecyclerView to dependencies

*You don't need a LinearLayout. RecyclerView will set it for you when you add viewManager = LinearLayoutManager(this).

You can learn more about RecyclerView in this tutorial created by Coding in Flow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARpn-1FPNE4&list=PLrnPJCHvNZuDihTpkRs6SpZhqgBqPU118
Check this docs out: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/layout/recyclerview

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*As a new member, you are expected to post your code and make your problems clear. You don't just ask why it doesn't work without showing the code. We cannot help you when you don't post any code or when you make us code something for you.

A: You should add recycler view dependencies in your build.gradle file
In case you still use non-androidX, you should add this line in build.gradle
dependencies {
    implementation 'com.android.support:recyclerview-v7:28.0.0'
}

Or if you already use androidX, you should add this line in build.gradle
dependencies {
    implementation "androidx.recyclerview:recyclerview:1.0.0"
}

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The Punisher: Season 2 – Review
The Punisher returns to Netflix on January 18.
[Ed. Note: Being that TV and City is on a bit of a hiatus, this article has not been edited.]
By Chris Flanagan
In what can most likely be assumed as the second and final season on Netflix due to Disney's streaming venture soon to be released, The Punisher wastes no time building off of its first season and the story the brought Frank Castle and Billy Russo crashing into one another. However, this time, the stakes are higher and more bystanders are brought into the fray.
After the events of the season one finale that left Billy Russo disfigured at the hands of Frank who discovered his role in his family's murder, Frank has found some small semblance of peace as he tries to move on from everything that happened in New York. Billy, left fighting for his life while physically and mentally scarred, attempts to piece together the remnants of his fractured memory with the assistance of Dr. Krista Dumont. But at the risk of spoilers, there are other powers at play that descend upon Frank's world and causes him to wade back into his tried and true profession – murder.
For me, what stood out the most across The Punisher's 13 episodes was its ability to progress the story forward at a deliberate pace and still deliver elements of action and deep character development each episode to the point where you rarely notice the slow burn. With other shows, this is not often the case and it can be laborious just to make it to the halfway point of the season. But with this season I have come to realize that there is something to take away from each episode that holds the viewer's attention well enough to keep them progressing through the episodes without ever becoming deterred to do so. This strength matched with exceptional supporting characters who are each given ample screen time and individual storylines that define them as actual contributors to the show rather than simply being thinly developed people that occasionally wander in and out of Frank's life make the difference compared to other Marvel shows of this caliber and allows for The Punisher to make the leap into a more successful territory of comic book adapted television. This is of course supported by the incredible casting of Jon Berenthal as Frank but with this season the true shining star is that of Billy Russo's Ben Barnes who elevates the character of Russo from that of a common villain to someone whose motives and nature are specifically defined by those around him and the circumstances of his past that he could not change. This makes his character for a very interesting watch that I personally found myself gravitating towards more instead of Frank. The only fault that this season experiences is during its latter third where certain episodes focus predominantly on support characters giving the feeling that they are attempting to squeeze their storylines in just before the season draws to a close. If this were conducted in a traditional week to week structure, I feel that this would've been a bigger detriment, however, the ability to binge the show and quickly move into the next episode allows for this drawback to be felt on a lesser scale.
It remains to be seen whether or not The Punisher will be allowed to stay on Netflix let alone renewed for another season, however, one thing is clear – The Punisher is one of Marvel's best television efforts that leans into the whirlwind that is its anti-hero as well as paying equal screen and story time to his surrounding cast. It is a show that I hope continues no matter what streaming service and as this season puts a wonderfully crafted period on Frank's road to recovery I am excited about his future.
I give The Punisher's second season a B+.
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declare(strict_types=1);

namespace Sylius\Bundle\CoreBundle\Form\Extension;

use Sylius\Bundle\ChannelBundle\Form\Type\ChannelChoiceType;
use Sylius\Bundle\PaymentBundle\Form\Type\PaymentMethodType;
use Sylius\Bundle\PayumBundle\Form\Type\GatewayConfigType;
use Sylius\Component\Core\Formatter\StringInflector;
use Sylius\Component\Core\Model\PaymentMethodInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Form\AbstractTypeExtension;
use Symfony\Component\Form\FormBuilderInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Form\FormEvent;
use Symfony\Component\Form\FormEvents;

final class PaymentMethodTypeExtension extends AbstractTypeExtension
{
    public function buildForm(FormBuilderInterface $builder, array $options): void
    {
        $gatewayFactory = $options['data']->getGatewayConfig();

        $builder
            ->add('channels', ChannelChoiceType::class, [
                'multiple' => true,
                'expanded' => true,
                'label' => 'sylius.form.payment_method.channels',
            ])
            ->add('gatewayConfig', GatewayConfigType::class, [
                'label' => false,
                'data' => $gatewayFactory,
            ])
            ->addEventListener(FormEvents::SUBMIT, function (FormEvent $event): void {
                $paymentMethod = $event->getData();

                if (!$paymentMethod instanceof PaymentMethodInterface) {
                    return;
                }

                $gatewayConfig = $paymentMethod->getGatewayConfig();
                /** @psalm-suppress DocblockTypeContradiction */
                if (null === $gatewayConfig->getGatewayName() && null !== $paymentMethod->getCode()) {
                    $gatewayConfig->setGatewayName(StringInflector::nameToLowercaseCode($paymentMethod->getCode()));
                }
            })
        ;
    }

    public function getExtendedType(): string
    {
        return PaymentMethodType::class;
    }
}

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The Beco Gemini is a little bit magic. It's a carrier that has really grown on me. When I first got this carrier 2.5 years ago I didn't have a child who fitted it (Tom was too big and Rachel hadn't even been conceived yet). Trying with a doll I simply thought "yeah, its fine"… but over the years seeing this carrier on other parents and then later wearing it myself with Rachel I have come to realize why this carrier is fantastic… simply put it's because the shoulder straps and waist band don't match.
That probably sounds a bit odd, but let me explain… Almost all buckle carriers can be divided into 2 groups based on the thickness of the padding of the straps – a) carriers with light, soft or even no padding and b) carriers with relatively thick, firm padding. Likewise, for virtually all of these carriers the padding level is similar on both the shoulder straps and the waist band. I.e. carriers like the Ergo and Lillebaby carriers have thickly padded shoulder straps and firm thickly padded waist bands, while light weight carriers like the Izmi or Connecta have no padding or only very light soft padding across both the shoulders and the waist band. The Gemini, however, defies classification into one of these two groups because it has firm, thick padding at the waist band but soft light padding at the shoulder straps.
This padding 'mismatch' is just magic! And works for so many parents. Usually when helping parents find the right carrier for them I start by getting them to try first a thickly padded carrier and then try a very lightly padded carrier. Some parents then decide they love the supportiveness of firm padding and we try more thickly padded carriers. Others decide they like lighter weight more form fitting carriers and we instead try more of that type. Then there is a significant subset of parents who tell me they like the firm waist band of the carriers with thick padding but they find it too much on their shoulders, but then when they try a lighter weight carrier they like the feeling on their shoulders but don't like the more flimsy waist. For this subset of parents the Gemini is almost always just perfect. A true Goldilocks carrier – firm enough on the waistband to feel supportive for hours, while still being soft and light on the shoulders and not feeling at all bulky.
Another reason its so often a winner, is that the Gemini is a very easy, very unfussy carrier. It doesn't have loads of bits and bobs to adjust and fiddle with. No features, no pointless pockets, no hood, no multiple points of adjustment to faff around with. Just click, click and go.
What it does have, however, is 4 carrying positions. You can carry baby on your front facing you, on your front facing outward, on your hip and on your back. This carrier is weight tested from 3.2 to 16 kg (7 to 35 lb) and is one that realistically works well with a newborn all the way through till around 18 months to 2 years. A lot of this flexibility comes from the fact the 'seat' of the carrier has two settings – a narrow seat and a wider seat. The wider seat does inward positions (front, hip and back) from about 4 months onward (depending on the size of the baby), while the narrow seat accommodates younger babies while parent facing and allows older babies to face outwards comfortably. Adjusting between the two seat settings is ultra simple it simply fastens into either position using poppers. This makes the Gemini one of the few adjustable carriers that can be switched from facing in to facing out (or visa versa) with just one hand if need be! The poppers also do up independently on either side so I've even used this carrier in additional needs situations, including once with a baby who was in a leg cast – the poppers meant we could use the wide seat on one side to support the uninjured leg, but reduce the width on the side with the cast to ensure the carrier didn't put pressure on the cast itself. Which makes this an incredibly flexible carrier that will grow with your child and adapt to their needs whatever they maybe.
Its also flexible for the parent – offering both ruck sack style straps and the ability to cross across the parents back. Most people usually have a strong preference for one or the other and often one parent will prefer crossed, while the other prefers ruck sack. So its great the Gemini offers both!
It is worth noting that compared to other similar carriers – like the Ergo Omni 360 and the Lillebaby Complete – the Gemini doesn't last as long. While those will take to 2.5 years ish, the Gemini will often only last till around 18 months to maybe 2 years depending on the size of your child. It's certainly not the best when it comes to longevity. This isn't really a criticism as part of the appeal of this carrier is that it is smaller and the reason it works really well for newborns (or babies in the 2-3 month age range who are often between settings in a lot of other carriers) is because it is a smaller carrier. And many parents find themselves carrying less around then anyway or are very happy to move onto a toddler carrier that stage. But it is worth noting if you have a child who is tracking the upper percentiles on height and weight. However, if that is the case… the Beco 8 can be a great option, as the 8 is in many ways the Gemini's big brother – a very similar but bigger carrier.
I have just one gripe with this carrier. The safety buckles. Until you are used to them they are a bit of a pain to undo, especially the ones on the shoulder straps. I find most people get used to them after a few goes, while a small number just find they can never get on with them!! However, I know this is something Beco have actually taken on board and these are being fazed out over the next year or so, and being replaced with standard buckles. Which is great news!
So all in all, the Beco Gemini is a fantastic carrier, offering multiple carrying positions and super flexibility of use combined with a firm supportive waist band with light soft shoulder padding. It comes in two main finishes – a standard cotton version and a lighter cooler mesh version called the Gemini Cool, which cost £99.50 and £105 respectively. Both are available to purchase from Sheen Slings at sling library meets, consults and workshops (or please get in touch for a doorstep collection or even postage).


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Home improvement in De La Rosa's life: twins…
SportsMLBColorado Rockies
Home improvement in De La Rosa's life: twins are together
Rockies pitcher Aaron Cook lays down a sacrifice bunt in the third inning of a Cactus League game Saturday against the White Sox.
By Special to The Denver Post
PUBLISHED: March 27, 2010 at 2:28 p.m. | UPDATED: May 6, 2016 at 4:50 p.m.
TUCSON — Home has brought happiness to Rockies pitcher Jorge De La Rosa. Recently his infant son joined his twin brother at home, finally leaving a hospital roughly two months after their premature birth.
"It was a big day. That was hard," De La Rosa said Saturday. "You worry all the time."
De La Rosa also officially learned Saturday that he will start the Rockies' home opener April 9 in front of an anticipated sellout crowd. De La Rosa won 10 games at Coors Field last season.
"It's been a seamless transition from last season, like an episode of '24,' " pitching coach Bob Apodaca said. "He has a belly full of confidence."
There was some thought that De La Rosa would pitch second in the rotation. But manager Jim Tracy likes the different looks provided by sandwiching Jeff Francis between hard-throwing right-handers Ubaldo Jimenez and Aaron Cook.
"Is Jeff going to start the season and be the same pitcher he will be in a couple of months or at the end of the year? No. He's still developing," Apodaca said. "We have to be patient with him, knowing the best is yet to come."
Cook finds groove.
Aaron Cook's horrific start to spring training is a distant memory. He followed a strong minor-league outing with a terrific performance Saturday, holding the White Sox to a run over six innings.
"It was really about finding my release point. Once I did that, I was able to improve my tempo and attack the strike zone," Cook said. "This was good to see after the way they rattled me around up at their place."
Redding struggles.
Tim Redding was searching for answers after getting rocked for five runs in two innings, severely hurting his chance to land the final bullpen job. Justin Speier and Joe Beimel, who gave up two runs in a minor-league game, are the top candidates.
"I wish I could tell you why. It's tough," said Redding, who has struggled trying to transition from a starter into a relief role.
Long road back.
Huston Street played catch Friday and Saturday, beginning his baby steps back onto the active roster. Based on his shoulder recovery earlier this spring, he hopes to be closing in the big leagues around May 1.
Street, by the way, has not met with investigators regarding his 2007 treatment by Dr. Anthony Galea. Galea faces charges related to performance-enhancing drugs. Street has said repeatedly that he received oxygen and blood spinning treatment for his elbow, neither of which violates major-league rules.
Troy E. Renck, The Denver Post
White Sox 6, Rockies 2
At Hi Corbett Field
Hits: The Rockies just missed on a nifty 3-6-5 double play Saturday. Todd Helton threw to Troy Tulowitzki for a force on a slow roller, and Tulo pump-faked to first base and fired to third, where Brent Lillibridge was straying too far. The ball beat the runner, but Ian Stewart whiffed on the tag. . . . Carlos Gonzalez raised his spring average to .341 with an RBI single. . . . Tulowitzki doubled and stole third base, his second swipe of the spring. He aspires to steal 30 bags this season.
Misses: Ryan Spilborghs was unable to make contact with a runner on third base and one out in the fourth inning and grounded into a double play in the sixth. Finding a way to put the ball in play with two strikes has been a point of emphasis this spring. . . . Eric Young Jr. was unable to make a leaping grab of Mark Kotsay's seventh-inning line drive. Young has been a work-in- progress in left field this spring.
What's next: Rockies vs. Athletics, Papago Park, 1:05 p.m. today. Rockies: Jorge De La Rosa, Justin Speier, Manuel Corpas, Randy Flores, Matt Daley.
Special to The Denver Post


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5 reasons to sign up for 'Call of Duty: Black Ops'
By Dereyck Moore, CNN
Our reviewer was up late playing "Call of Duty: Black Ops." So far, he likes the game a lot.
"Call of Duty: Black Ops" has eye-popping visuals and compelling storyline
First impressions, after playing for a few hours: This is a stunning assault on the senses
Author says the game has a first-rate cast rivaling Hollywood blockbusters
(CNN) -- With its eye-popping visuals, compelling Cold War storyline and a seemingly endless array of online battle options, Tuesday's 12:01 a.m. release of "Call of Duty: Black Ops" ushered in a new era in my house.
It's going to mean months of late-night single-player campaigns and multiplayer conquests. Already, at the office after a late night with the game, I'm somewhere between the realm of "incredibly sleep-deprived" and "barely functioning."
My first impressions, after playing for a few hours: This is a visually stunning assault on the senses that will continue to heighten the standard of what great games look like.
Thanks to the teaser trailer shown during Game 6 of the NBA Finals and months of hype in gaming articles, the lid was flying off my excitement for "Black Ops" as I walked into my local GameStop to pre-order my copy two weeks ago.
That's the moment when it gets real. A gamer's anticipation bubbles when you know for sure you'll be playing a game within minutes after it's available to the public.
It was a long two weeks leading up to Monday night. I arrived at my GameStop store promptly at 11:30 p.m. to stand in line with hundreds of other "Call of Duty" faithful and be among the first to get our pre-ordered copies.
There was a generous amount of small talk in the line, largely consisting of many "I can't wait to see..." comments about the game's new features and weapons.
The line snaked almost completely around the small strip mall and was an incredibly diverse mosh-pit of ethnicities, ages and genders.
At the stroke of midnight, a muffled roar rang out -- I couldn't see the store doors open because I was around the corner -- and the next 10 minutes was a satisfying blur. Soon I was headed home to my PlayStation 3 with arguably the most anticipated game release of 2010.
So, for the casual gamer who loves it for the fun (me), the hardcore gamer who lives by the newest releases (me), and who stays up late because he's too psyched to sleep (me), here are five reasons to answer the "Call of Duty":
1. "Black Ops" gameplay is consistent with the excellent "CoD" series
If you've played at least one "CoD" game in recent years, you already know how to maneuver, shoot and navigate your way through these new environments -- among them the snowy mountains of Russia and the jungles of Vietnam.
If you haven't played before, the game's action begins quickly. But the gunplay is paced moderately in the early stages to let you figure things out relatively easily.
2. The Cold War is a refreshing backdrop
That's right gamers, the Cold War. Largely ignored in modern-era gaming (we've already conquered Afghanistan and the Middle East a few times) the scenery oozes authenticity in each detail of Cuba, Laos and Vietnam.
The new locales and landscapes are more than refreshing, and I can't wait to see what locales lie in store as I progress through the game.
3. "Call of Duty: Black Ops" is aurally and visually brilliant
This game sets a high standard in graphics and will make your high-definition TV earn its price tag.
A vast array of brilliant colors adorn the action, and you'll be impressed with all there is to see and hear. No detail has been overlooked in the production -- not even the "clink" of empty shells hitting the ground beneath your feet as you fire weapons.
The game's experience is incredibly immersive. It feels rich both in quiet cutaways and heart-pounding gunfights.
4. All your friends will be doing it (when they have time)
The online multiplayer community surrounding this game is a subculture numbering in the hundreds of thousands. From the hardcore teen gamers who feverishly complete their homework each afternoon so they can jump into battle to the plumber who can't log on until his kids are asleep, the online competition is fiery and fierce.
Look to your left and your right. They indeed walk among us.
5. It has a first-rate cast rivaling Hollywood blockbusters
"Black Ops" features the voice-over talents of actors Ed Harris, Gary Oldman, Sam Worthington, Ice Cube and Emmanuelle Chriqui. In other words, game developer Treyarch didn't skimp on talent. The results show: Simply put, its cinematic magnificence rivals a great Hollywood film.
To me, Treyarch's work looks like a masterpiece. Early signs point to the dawn of a new era in video gaming, as well as many more sleepless nights in front of my TV as I begin my quest to master this game.
Good luck to the rookies. To the old pros and my old foes, I'll see you online later tonight.


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25 Years Later: 'Leprechaun 3' Still Reigns as the Sequel that Put the Leprechaun at the Top of His Game
Ah the Leprechaun films…
...When compiling a list of the best horror/comedy franchises you will find the Leprechaun series. I'm not going to say it'll be at the top of that list but it's going to be on there. Yes, somewhere between The Evil Dead series and Critters lies this collection of strange, sometimes funny, and always surprising movies. Now, on the 25th Anniversary of the straight-to-video premiere of Leprechaun 3, directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith (Leprechaun 4) and written by David DuBos, it's time that we reexamine what is easily the best film in the series.
The strengths of this film are many. The location (something that changes in almost all of the films) makes a thematic sense. The structure of the film allows for multiple chases, set pieces, and kills. The writing and portrayal of the titular Leprechaun (Warwick Davis) is the most entertaining of all the films. Finally, the jokes only flirt with the line of being so bad you groan; mostly, the humor is spot on.
I imagine when producers are talking about how to turn a successful film into a franchise, they write down all the elements of the original that they think made it a hit and then force a writer to put those elements into every new film in the series. For the Friday The 13th films, this includes needlessly throwing a body through a window. In the Alien series, eggs and facehuggers seem to have made the list while Xenomorphs did not. And in the Leprechaun collection, we've got to send that little psycho to increasingly strange locations.
In the original Leprechaun, the idea of moving a killer leprechaun from his Irish homelands to a shack in the Mojave Desert that characters claim to be in North Dakota was likely due to budget constraints. But it may have also been motivated by wanting to put the Leprechaun into a modern setting. Leprechaun 2 moves our little guy to Los Angeles. Leprechaun 3 ships the killer to Las Vegas. For the most part, these changes in location don't seem motivated by much other than producers saying, "It's got to go someplace bigger and weirder!" It's this logic that gives us the fourth film in the series, Leprechaun 4: In Space and the fifth film, Leprechaun 5: In The Hood. You are probably wondering why going from outer space to an economically depressed neighborhood is a progression in weirdness and to you I say this, "You're asking a lot of questions for a person reading an article about Leprechaun 3."
Whatever the motive may be, Leprechaun 3 is the only time in the series where the killer leprechaun is surrounded by other hams attempting to out ham each other. From a terrible magician to a scummy hotel owner to Elvis Presley himself, the sets are filled with over the top characters who make the leprechaun seem in his element. The incongruity of a little person running through the streets killing people doesn't exist when he's in a city where seeing white tigers at the entrance to a casino is normal. Somehow, the entire premise of the film is more acceptable when he's in Las Vegas.
Leprechaun 3 shows amazing improvements to the overall premise. While the first film is a standard trapped in the haunted house film with a leprechaun and the sequel is a nonsensical millennial revenge film about a leprechaun trying to get laid, the third film presents just enough information to set the film on a nice, somewhat logical path to completion. Before the movie begins, a Leprechaun is somehow turned to stone and sold in a Las Vegas pawn shop. The owner accidentally frees the Leprechaun and takes one of his gold pieces. As the gold piece is passed from scum bag to scum bag, the Leprechaun gives chase and kills all who have been in possession of it. I've done some pretty extensive research on the possible connections between this film and 1993's Twenty Bucks and have found the only connection to be that they are both movies that a small minority of the human population have seen at some point. Rather than having scares and near misses drive characters from one room to another without ever being injured too badly, this model of moving the coin from hand to hand allows us to see the Leprechaun kill as many people as possible in increasingly bizarre ways. As more characters die, the stakes get higher for our main characters.
We are given to understand that whoever holds the Leprechaun's coin can make a wish on it that will come true. In classic Wishmaster fashion, the wishes often lead to your own undoing. When a woman (Texas Chainsaw Massacre II's Caroline Williams) wishes to be young and beautiful again, she gets what she wants but the Leprechaun decides that when she said she wanted full lips and large breasts that she should see these parts of her body expand until she detonates. It's not as subtle as turning somebody into a beautiful statue but it sure is entertaining to watch.
While many a message board has been covered in arguments about whether or not the Leprechaun seen in all of the films is the same Leprechaun, I feel that we have to assume that it is not. In each film, the Leprechaun's personality, weaknesses, and desires change drastically. If you disagree, please meet me at the flagpole after your state has lifted all of its social distancing measures. As far as I'm concerned, the Leprechaun of this third film is the best representation of what the character can be. From his constantly rhyming way of speech to his tainted sense of justice, this character is the most fun to watch of all the Leprechauns. It is in this film that we get some of the best rhyming couplets you're going to find outside of a dirty limerick. Here's some quick samples:
I want my gold shilling.
Tell me where it is or there'll be another killing!
For pulling this trick,
I'll chop off your dick.
We had heard the Leprechaun throw off some silly, violent bars in the two previous films but they never came as quickly or as strongly as in Leprechaun 3. In this film, everything that murdering monster says is a treat.
The biggest strike against this film is that it reveals for the only time in the series (I think) that leprechauns are sort of like wolfmen in that if they bite you, you may turn into one yourself. It's never explained in any of the books, scrolls, or Encarta CD-ROMs that characters turn to for backstory and exposition but I guess it's fine. Leprechauns got to come from somewhere. It might as well be the same thing as werewolves.
It's no surprise that with a film as strong as this one, the Leprechaun series continues to exist. 2018's Leprechaun Returns premiered on SyFy and now lives on VOD and Blu-Ray. It seems more than likely that more Leprechaun films will continue to be made. Will they ever be as watchable as Leprechaun 3? Given how perfect it is as a Leprechaun film, I think it will not.
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NCH Software is offering $10,000 worth of media lab software through its PhotoStage Video Contest, which asks students to answer the question, "What will computers do when I am 25?"
Open to K-12 schools, the contest offers NCH Software products including audio, video, and typing products that will be awarded to the media lab of the winning school.
A runner-up prize of up to 30 seats of PhotoStage and KeyBlaze software will also be awarded.
Entries must be created with PhotoStage, and must be no longer than 3 minutes and no bigger than 10 megabytes. Only students in grades K-12 may participate, and no copyrighted material may be used in submitted entries.
Multiple entries may be submitted from any school, but no more than one entry may be submitted by each student.
The deadline for submitting entries, which will be uploaded to YouTube, is March 30. Entrants will be judged primarily on the creativity of their submissions and relevance to the topic. Results for the contest will be announced by April 27.
"With school budgets being slashed, it is very rewarding knowing we will be helping hundreds of kids stay computer literate," said Greg Ahern, VP of sales and marketing at NCH. "Kids have the ability to not be hindered by reality. It will be exciting to see what kids imagine the future will be like. Who ever thought we would be talking face-to-face on devices like we saw on 'The Jetsons,' or interacting with computers like we saw on 'Star Trek,' or '2001: Space Odyssey?' Kids can imagine these things vividly, and maybe one day turn them into reality."
More information about the contest including rules and details about prizes is available at nchsoftware.com/contest.


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How Seal's Debut Album Made A Splash In British R&B
Released in 1991, Seal's debut album took the pop world by storm, yielding five hits and introducing a new voice in British soul music.
Charles Waring
You couldn't ignore Seal. Standing at a towering six feet four inches, he certainly stood out from the crowd, but it was his unforgettably husky singing voice that really got him noticed. The first the world got to hear of the London-born singer-songwriter was in March 1990, when the British acid-house DJ and producer Adamski featured the then 26-year-old Seal on the single Killer. Dramatically juxtaposing Seal's warm, soulful tones with Adamski's cold metallic synth sounds over a throbbing and darkly ominous dance groove, Killer caught the imagination of the British record-buying public, who quickly propelled the single to the UK top spot in May 1990, where it stayed for a month, paving the way for Seal's debut album to follow.
Listen to Seal's debut album here.
Different pursuits
By that time, Seal was hot property, and found himself the subject of a bidding war between major record companies. Prior to that, though, his life had been defined by hardship and struggle. Born Seal Henry Olusegun Adeola Samuel in Paddington, West London, to a Brazilian father and Nigerian mother, the singer's family life was characterised by instability; as a youngster he went into foster care and, later in his teens, he ended up homeless and living on the streets.
Though, career-wise, Seal had dabbled with different pursuits – ranging from bike messenger to McDonald's employee and working in fashion design – music eventually proved to be his vocation. His distinctive voice earned him a place singing with London's Gilles Peterson-championed acid-jazz band Push on a tour of Japan in 1989. On the way back to England, when the band briefly stopped off in Bangkok, Thailand, Seal decided to stay in Asia, initially earning money singing with a barroom blues band before spending a year travelling.
Mesmeric vocals, widescreen sonics
Seal had only just come back from the Far East when he hooked up with Adamski. Not so long after being destitute, the success of Killer resulted in Seal being offered colossal sums of money to sign a solo record deal. There were many tempting offers but, ultimately, he chose to ink a contract with ZTT, the Warner-distributed art-house label co-founded by Trevor Horn. A former bass player with pop duo Buggles (of Video Killed The Radio Star fame), in the 80s Horn morphed into a visionary record producer who used using cutting-edge technological wizardry to mastermind groundbreaking pop records for ABC, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Propaganda, Art Of Noise and Grace Jones. Renowned for creating a production sound that was grandly cinematic, Horn recruited a cadre of trusted session musicians to help bring Seal's debut album to life in several different recording studios during the summer and autumn of 1990.
By November of that year, ZTT was ready to unleash Seal's hotly anticipated debut single, Crazy, co-written by the singer with collaborator Guy Sigsworth. With lyrics purportedly inspired by the student protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, in 1989, and the destruction of the Berlin Wall a year later, the song blended elements of pop, soul and electronic dance music into a stunning showcase for both Seal's mesmeric vocals and Horn's widescreen sonics. Unsurprisingly, Crazy rocketed into the UK singles chart, quickly breaking into the Top 5 on its way to No.2, where it was kept off the top spot by Enigma's Sadeness Part One.
Crazy's phenomenal success set the stage for the release of Seal's debut album, which hit the shelves on 24 May 1991. As well as Crazy, it included Seal's second single release, Future Love Paradise, a utopian hymn for a better world, delivered over a churning, bass-heavy groove. Having been released earlier that month, as the lead track of his Future Love EP, the song helped the three-track record on its way to No.12 in the UK (in Ireland and parts of Europe – Norway, Holland, Switzerland – it did even better, breaking into those countries' respective Top 10s).
An era-defining star
Having opened the album, The Beginning was also lifted as its third single. A bubbling dance track about the redemptive power of music, and distinguished by an anthemic chorus, it went Top 30 in the UK in July 1991. Four months after that, Seal's own version of Adamski's Killer – made more grandiose than the original, thanks to Horn's sweeping production – took him back into the UK Top 10, settling at No.8.
It wasn't the final single that ZTT lifted from the record; that was Violet, which in its album form was almost nine minutes long and meandered with a woozy, daydream-like ambience, with soft, seductive synth textures and jazzy acoustic piano lines framing Seal's voice while snippets of movie dialogue and sound effects heightened the atmosphere. In its edited single version, the song was another Top 40 hit.
The remaining four tracks on Seal's debut album ranged from the episodic Deep Water, which began as a folky rumination before morphing into a soaring pop-soul symphony, to the less dramatic Whirlpool, a blues-tinged number driven by acoustic guitar and augmented by piano and synth embellishments. Elsewhere, the roving, uptempo Wild lived up to its title while the sparsely arranged ballad Show Me demonstrated that Seal could handle slower songs as well as livelier outings.
Such was the anticipation greeting its release, the record debuted at No.1 in the UK and spent 58 weeks on the chart, eventually racking up double-platinum sales. It also earned the 28-year-old singer a prestigious BRIT Award in the category of Best British Album. Elsewhere across the world – throughout Europe and also in Brazil, New Zealand and Australia – Seal's debut album enjoyed a similar level of success. Also reaching No.27 in the US pop chart, it eventually went on to sell over a million copies stateside, helping Seal to cement his place alongside the likes of Prince, Madonna, Cher, Sade and Sting – all era-defining pop stars familiar to the public by a single name.
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Evincing a love of soul-pop and R&B, Charlie Puth's debut album, 'Nine Track Mind', signalled the arrival of an irrepressible talent.


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In the whole book of Galatians, Paul is trying to distinguish two, contrary ideas in the minds of the Christians to whom he is writing: flesh and promise. The word "flesh" is synonymous with slavery, and "promise" is synonymous with liberty. This is the allegory that Paul makes mention of in verses 21-31 of chapter four.
Before we get into the thick weeds of this passage, it should be noted that Paul here announces that he—as a divinely-inspired, apostle of Jesus Christ — is going to allegorize the story to which he refers. When the Bible announces that it is allegorizing, then it's clearly allegorizing. We can abuse the scriptures when we over-allegorize parts of the Old Testament. This should caution us to a careful understanding and handling of Scripture, lest we speak confidently and creatively where the Bible does not speak.
Paul uses the story of Abraham's offspring to communicate his point against the Galatian Judaizers' understanding of the law of God. According to their ideology, gentile Christians must first become Jews (by way of circumcision) in order to become true children of God. To put it in other terms, they believed that the children of God by promise must first become children of God by the flesh, so that they can be true children of God. Paul vehemently disagrees.
Paul tells the Galatians that there were two sons born to Abraham: Ishmael and Isaac. The son born of the flesh is Ishmael, since he was born of Hagar, through the planning of Abraham and Sarah, not the promise of God. But Isaac was born of God's promise by the coming together of Abraham and Sarah. So, why is it that Ishmael was not valued the way that Isaac was? After all, according to Hebrew culture in that day, the first-born son should have been the heir of the promise.
The only claim that Ishmael had to the inheritance of Abraham was through the flesh. Through the allegorizing of this story, Paul is demonstrating the superiority of the spiritual realities of God's promises to mere fleshy realities. The very last time that flesh was valued as worthy of anything in the economy of God was when Jesus Christ paid in full the ransom for all of God's elect as he died on the cross. Paul highlights this point by quoting Isaiah 54.1, where Isaiah says that it is the barren one who can rejoice, the desolate one who will have more children than the woman who is married. Isaiah goes on and on to describe the blessings of God to all of those under the new covenant, and none of these blessings come to the people of God because of their fleshy fulfillment of the law. Rather, blessings come to the children of God by the promises of the Lord who has compassion.
Paul closes this section with a reminder to the Galatians that they are not children of slavery, but children of promise. Just like with Ishmael and Isaac, the child of slavery is picking at the child of the promise. What Paul means is that the Judaizers are messing with the Galatian Christians by trying to enforce a law of circumcision, of the flesh. Paul encourages the Galatians by reminding them that, just like with Ishmael, the Judaizers will be cast out, unable to inherit with the children of promise.
See, the great irony is that by adding fleshy fulfillment of the law to the promises of God, the Judaizers miss the promises of God and demonstrate their unbelief. If we add even the slightest bit of our accomplishments to the death of Jesus Christ on our behalf, we hinder the power of the gospel to wholly transform us into Christ's image, because we demonstrate our unbelief. Salvation is all of grace, and we muddy the waters when we try to work to fix ourselves.
The promise of God is salvation to all who would believe in the death, burial, and resurrection of God's perfect Son, Jesus Christ. No act of ours, in our flesh, could ever add anything to that.


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We had Denver. For a while anyway, we had Denver. Then a particularly bad stormfront passed over the Rockies dragging the Earth-bound poison with it, and after that the Denver radio station that we had looked to as the last hope for humanity went silent.
There were plenty of survivors at first, don't get me wrong. Submarines at sea, for example. Stealthy death machines that were suddenly without purpose or much hope for long-term survival. Their mission to rain death upon an enemy was successful without their having to kill a single person directly. Mission accomplished. They were among the last to go. Those nuclear fueled, hermetically sealed pressure vessels were perfect for long-term survival, except for one thing. No way to re-supply without opening the hatches and suffocating with the rest of humanity.
A few of them teamed up. They linked their death machines together in hope of maintaining a life-sustaining atmosphere for long enough for the outside to be livable again, but that just meant they took longer to starve to death. In the end, you can't live on fungus scraped from the damp walls of a submarine. Not even if you resort to cannibalism as a last-ditch effort. Not for long, anyway.
Before the last of them went silent, we lost the crew on the orbiting platform. The not-quite-ready for primetime gateway to space. The hopefully self-sustaining first effort at off-world colonization brought to a halt before it even had a chance to fail, the beam-jacks suffocating in their orbiting barracks after the air scrubbers failed. Those were particularly ugly deaths to witness.
Ugly deaths, compared to the vast majority of human beings on the planet surface. Most of them simply lost consciousness and suffocated in their sleep. How I envy them. They didn't have to face the knowledge that humankind had committed willful suicide. As surely as the redneck who said "hold my beer" and "watch this" knew that he could do the impossible, humanity continued to poison the mother that gave birth to them, always thinking that they had one more year. One more month. One more day. To enjoy that latte. Hamburgers in discardable wrappers. Sweet, sweet sodas in plastic bottles. Disposable diapers.
How I envy the unknowing dead.
It happened suddenly, if suddenly means that glaciers moved at lightspeed. I mean, we knew it would happen eventually, we'd been told about it for decades. But it didn't matter enough to the average person. It wasn't going to happen tomorrow. It was going to be hard to change everyone's habits. It was going to cost a lot of people their jobs, as if jobs were the most important thing about life on Earth.
So we ignored the warnings. We pretended that there was an all-powerful god who would make sure we didn't destroy ourselves, as if the stories about him hadn't included cautionary tales about him nearly destroying us all himself in a fit of pique. We ignored the truism "god helps them that helps themselves" and went on feeding poison into the systems that sustained us, pretending that the red warning lights and klaxons weren't raising hell all around us. Hottest years on record. Raging wildfires that burned entire states to the ground. Storms of a size and speed that we had never seen before.
Miami had to be vacated, as did Houston. New Orleans was already a lake by then. Venice's great experiment with sea walls had already failed, and the seas had reclaimed the areas of the netherlands that had so carefully been pulled from the sea in the first place. China's attempts to build new islands in the South Pacific? Laughingly thwarted by the oceans that gobbled them right back up. The Indian ocean now covers a lot of low-land india and the Amazon rainforests were now several feet underwater. The vast oceans had gotten even more vast, but sadly no less acidic.
I wonder if the transplants from Miami handed bottles of disposable water to refresh themselves, refused to accept the water, insisted on drinking straight from a fountain? Did any of them make the connection between death and plastic? I don't remember any stories like that, but then there were a lot of stories and not much time to see them all, there at the end. When that last coral reef died. When the krill ran out and the whales starved to death. When the great encircling ocean returned to its most primitive primordial inhabitants, and their waste by-products raised up out of the oceans and engulfed the land.
What was it like to be on the beach that day? I don't have to wonder what it's like today because I have that feed on 24/7 now. No birds, no animals of any kind visible today. But what was it like on the day, the day that being outside was a death sentence? Could you smell that rotten egg smell before the poison killed you? Did you notice the birds falling out of the sky, squirrels out of the trees, before you yourself lost consciousness?
I tend toward the maudlin. I used to wonder what the eyes in a severed head recorded as it flipped lazily through the air on its way to landing on solid ground. Decapitation humor. The truth is far less entertaining than the fiction. The truth is that the loss of fluidic pressure in the head causes consciousness to cease in the brain. There is no thought after the neck is severed. There is just blissful death. No more rigid procedure to follow. No more same-old, same-old protein packs to consume.
The video feed I watch most frequently has a bench in the foreground. In the early days there was a man's head visible there, as if he was still watching the waves lapping the eerily familiar beach. His head blew out of screen a few weeks ago, either severed from the rest of his body, or the whole thing slumped over, it would be hard to tell without going out there to look, and we can't go outside the habitat. Outside is death.
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The priest whose preaching turned Piacenza upside down
A statue of St Andrew Avellino in Milan
Andrew Avellino (1521-1608) was a notable member of the Theatine Order, set up by St Cajetan in 1524 with the aim of raising the standard of the priesthood in face of the challenge from Luther.
He was born into a well-off family at Castronuova, a small town near Potenza in the kingdom of Naples, and christened Lancelot. As a young man he was sent to study philosophy at Venice.
There, according to one account, he became so concerned by the temptations from women to which his good looks exposed him that he adopted an ecclesiastical tonsure.
Determined to enter the priesthood, he returned to Naples to study civil and canon law. After qualifying, he practised with outstanding success in the ecclesiastical courts.
One day in 1552, however, he became aware, while pleading a case, that he was lying. That evening his eye fell on a text in the Wisdom of Solomon (1:11): "The mouth that belieth killeth the soul." Thereafter he devoted himself entirely to spiritual matters.
In 1556 Avellino was entrusted with the task of reforming the convent of Sant' Arcangelo at Baiano, only to be beaten up by men accustomed to visiting the nuns for nefarious purposes. Eventually the convent had to be suppressed.
Later in 1556, Lancelot joined the Theatines, changing his name to Andrew. For the next 14 years he served in the order's house at Naples, becoming master of the novices, and then being elected superior.
Among his pupils was Fr Lorenzo Scupoli, author of Spiritual Combat, which, with its maxim of "Fight or Die", became a classic, and the favourite reading matter of St Francis de Sales.
In 1570, at the request of Charles Borromeo, Andrew Avellino founded a Theatine house Milan. The two men became close friends.
Avellino went on to establish another house at Piacenza. His preaching there "turned the city upside down", even converting various noblewomen to a more rigorous Christianity.
Complaints about the sudden access of godliness in the town reached the Duke of Parma, who summoned the preacher. Avellino, however, acquitted himself so well that the Duchess asked him to become her spiritual director.
In 1582 Avellino returned to Naples, where he spent the rest of his life working for the conversion of sinners, and combating the influence of Protestantism which had affected even those southern climes.
He died aged 87, of an attack of apoplexy which struck him down as he was beginning to celebrate Mass. The faithful, eager for relics, removed his hair, cutting his face in the process. It was said that the blood subsequently liquefied.
Yet Giambattista Pamphili, the future Pope Innocent X, noted that his sample failed to liquefy on any occasion.
St Andrew Avellino
St Cajetan
Theatine Order
The priest whose preaching was like a 'spiritual earthquake'
St Gaspar del Bufalo (December 28)
Luther's contemporary who sought to reform the Church from within
St Cajetan (August 7), who wished to reform the Church, and founded the Theatines
The priest who saw no need for a bed
St Joseph Oriol (March 23) sought obscurity and self-abnegation but ended up being celebrated throughout Barcelona


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Steel Diver Review
Nintendo's Attempt To Sail Into History Is Sabotaged
by Phil Kollar on Mar 25, 2011 at 11:35 AM
Reviewed on 3DS
Developer Nintendo
Release March 27, 2011
Rating Everyone 10+
The biggest problem facing Steel Diver is expectations. As a launch title for Nintendo's 3DS, I expected it to show off the new hardware's improved power and 3D visuals, and as a first-party Nintendo-developed game, I expected it to have a surprising gameplay hook that made it more interesting than an old PC submarine sim from the '90s. Neither of these hold true.
In the campaign mode, players choose one of three different subs to take out on a handful of missions, each of which must be completed in under 10 minutes. Once you're in a mission, you're locked into a 2D side-scrolling view where you must pull levers to increase your sub's depth or speed, shoot torpedoes at enemy ships, and avoid incoming mines and depth charges.
Surviving the most difficult levels requires mastering the game's strange sense of momentum, which never quite felt right to me. I can't understand why Nintendo felt the need to put a time limit on a game where control layout asks for constant minor adjustments and carefully plotting out the course of your underwater vessel. Worse yet, all of the subs can move in reverse, but none of them can actually turn around. There's something bizarre and ironic about a handheld where 3D is the big selling point featuring a launch title where the game doesn't even pretend to emulate 3D navigation.
Even if you somehow gain a sense of control, some of the levels are too chaotic to handle. It's possible to create a good game with slower, more measured control options, but filling it out with a boss battle against a giant squid or a level where bombs rain from the sky? It's enough to make you want to smash your shiny new handheld.
After missions – or in a separate game mode – you can play a periscope minigame that uses the 3DS' gyroscope functionality. Physically moving the 3DS to change your in-game view works well enough, but if you want to avoid looking like a crazy person, stick with swiping the stylus across the touchscreen.
The most interesting mode in Steel Diver is a throwaway turn-based strategy game called Steel Commander, which is basically the board game Battleship crossed with the aforementioned periscope minigame. Unfortunately, playing against the AI gets boring fast, and almost every time that I tried the local multiplayer "Download Play" option, the game froze.
Maybe some gamers will be pulled into the aquatic world of Steel Diver despite the limited content, tech demo quality, and seemingly broken multiplayer. For the majority of Nintendo fans, though, it's destined to become a strange and forgotten footnote in the publisher's history.
About Game Informer's review system
Debut Nintendo's new 3D-focused handheld with a 2D submarine game for some reason
Murky underwater environments look nice and are full of detail
Adventurous music and recognizable naval sounds are the game's high point
Hope you enjoy messing with knobs and levers and not having real control
DS fans looking for Nintendo's special breed of accessible, addictive gameplay are going to be disappointed
Steel Diver


On the compensation paid for the deposits of NHB Növekedési Hitel Bank Zrt.
In its decision H-JÉ-I-86/2019 the Central Bank of Hungary (CNB) withdrew the operational licence of NHB Növekedési és Hitel Bank Zrt. (hereinafter referred to as: NHB Bank, registered office: 1118 Budapest, Kelenhegyi út 39.) and ordered the credit institution to be wound up. As a consequence of the decision, OBA begins paying compensation to the depositors pursuant to the provisions of Act CCXXXVII. of 2013 on Credit Institutions and Financial Enterprises (Credit Institutions Act) and completes the process within fifteen working days.
Pursuant to the Credit Institutions Act OBA pay out registered deposit and interest claims up to HUF 31,445,000, equivalent to no more than EUR 100,000 per person. The conversion takes place at the MNB foreign exchange rate of 14 March 2019.
There is no need to apply for compensation. The payment is based on the personal data (name, address etc.) as well the data of the deposits as recorded in the bank.
OBA prepares a settlement of each compensation amount and sends it to the depositors by registered mail with confirmed receipt to the address/registered office included in the bank's database. If your address or other data have changed but you have not reported it to NHB Bank yet, please visit a customer service point in the NHB Branch (1054 Budapest, Akadémia u. 7) with your documents. The parties eligible for compensation may expect the settlements from 22 March 2019.
During the 15 working days available for compensation, OBA uses the following payment channels.
If the compensation amount does not exceed HUF 500,000 the respective amount shall be sent to depositors who have an adress/registered office in Hungary by bank transfer after they have reported their bank account numbers in a manner indicated below.
Compensation amounts over HUF 500,000 shall be paid out to depositors who have an adress/registered office in Hungary at OTP Bank Nyrt., acting as the paying bank on OBA's behalf. The details of the payment are included in the payment settlement sent to the clients by registered mail with confirmed receipt.
The compensation to all foreigners (depositors who do not have an address/registered office in Hungary) shall be sent by bank transfer irrespective of the above limit, and OBA shall send them the respective information in a registered letter in the subsequent days.
When the depositor is a legal entity subject to compulsory company registration, the authorised company signatory(ies) may report the account number managed by a Hungarian credit institution other than NHB Bank to which the compensation should be transferred by signing the respective form. An account reporting form completed in such a case may be sent to OBA's postal address by post (1535 Budapest, p.o.box 793).
We wish to inform the insured depositors of NHB Bank that no amount offset against any overdue debt pursuant to Section 215 of the Credit Institutions Act shall be paid out in the compensation process. When the deposit balance is blocked, the payment may be made pursuant to the legal regulations and the effective tax regulations shall also apply to OBA compensation.
If your deposit claim is higher than the HUF amount equivalent to EUR 100,000 or it is not insured by OBA, then a credit claim may be submitted in the winding up procedure for the deposit amount not paid out by OBA. Information on this procedure shall be provided by Pénzügyi Stabilitási és Felszámoló Nonprofit Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság.


Goodare, Julian; Yeoman, Louise; Martin, Lauren; Miller, Joyce. (2010). Survey of Scottish Witchcraft, 1563 - 1736, [Dataset]. University of Edinburgh. School of History, Classics and Archaeology. https://doi.org/10.7488/ds/100.
The Survey of Scottish Witchcraft is the result of a two-year project funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), grant no. R000239234. The primary goal of the project was to create a database of people accused of witchcraft in Scotland between 1563 and 1736. The database was designed to enable the public and academic researchers to examine biographical and social information about accused witches; cultural and sociological patterns of witchcraft belief and accusation; community, ecclesiastical and legal procedures of investigation and trial, national and regional variations; and the chronology and geography of witchcraft accusation and prosecution.


Here's some free advice from one of the growing number of regular and fairly prolific internet wine-buyers. It may only be worth the price (nothing) or it may make a difference to your business if you really want to sell to us. For example, I have been buying between $26,000 and $43,00 worth of mostly red wine in each of the past ten years (not all of it for me, I buy to share with other people at times). The proportion bought from internet wine-merchants has varied from 26% to 44% over the past 3 years (with another 30% - 40% directly from wineries), the actual merchants vary as they come and go or they change their business models. There are currently about 200 non-winery Australian retail internet wine sites and I buy mostly from about 10 of these.
Below are some of the do's and don'ts that determine whether you get the business or not.
1. Offer a wide range of wines, including numerous wines the chain stores don't stock, preferably offer some scarce wines and classy wines from smaller producers. Show vintages on all vintage wines and keep the site up to date.
2. Have competitive prices (when delivery is factored in), or at least some very competitive specials at good prices.
3. Deliver quickly (with a reliable courier) and accurately (right wines, right vintage), let me know if there will be a delay in getting stock. Be willing to hold delivery in hot weather.
4. Have a good policy on corked/faulty wines.
5. Have a reliable, secure online ordering system. (I can live with otherwise simplistic or just plain ugly sites if the wines and prices are what I'm looking for, however ease of navigation, speed and good layout are bonuses).
6. Offer prospective buyers incentives to be a regular customer, eg price matches, extra discounts for buys over a certain amount.
7. Respond promptly to email enquiries.
8. Be willing to chase up new vintages, scarce wines.
1. Claim to be have the "biggest range at the best prices" or something similar when it's patently obvious to anyone who has half a brain that the claim is ridiculously false. If you are telling such blatant lies on your home page, why would any serious wine buyer continue?
2. Fail to list vintages. The price would have to be pretty special to get me to bother to even ask by email..
3. Fail to keep the site updated. Obviously out-dated vintages and lack of new releases makes me go elsewhere.
4. Have all your prices at rrp or close or even over, with little discount for case purchases. The regular buyers know about 'street' prices and 'best' prices (and communicate with each other regularly), why would we buy at un-competitive prices?
5. Have little available on-line that can't be obtained (cheaper) at the local wine-store. We are looking for wines we can't get easily elsewhere, or wines that are a good deal.
6. Debit our credit cards immediately on order and then take 2 weeks or more to deliver (presumably as you get the wine in from the distributor). If the wine isn't in stock, don't debit the card until it is confirmed available and ready to ship.
8. Have pages of legalese in the background passing all responsibility to the purchaser once the wine leaves your shop, even if it's the wrong vintage!
9. Over-hype wines, especially where it's well known to be a lesser vintage.


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In competition films
Rio 2096 - A story of love and Fury
Tuesday 1 April 2014 4:00 pm
Cinema Lumière - Sala Mastroianni
by Luiz Bolognesi – Brazil, 2013
(98', Original version with Italian subtitles , Bluray)
Winner at Annecy International Animated Film Festival for Best Feature Film in 2013, Rio 2096 – A Story of love and Fury revolves around the love between Janaína and an Indian warrior who, upon dying, takes the form of a bird. For over six centuries, the couple's story flourishes, passing through four phases of Brazil's history: colonization, slavery, military regime and the future, in 2096, when a war over water takes place in Rio de Janeiro. Throughout all these periods, the two lovers struggle against oppression. The film could be considered an unofficial biography of Rio de Janeiro.
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Accreditation and Tickets
Friday 4 April 2014 8:30 pm
Born in São Paulo, Luiz Bolognesi wrote the screenplay for Brainstorm (2001), Official Selection at Toronto and Locarno, winner at Trieste Film Festival; The World in Two Round Trips (2006) and The Ballroom (2007), which was awarded Best Screenplay from the APCA (São Paulo Art Critics Association) and at Recife and Brasília Film Festivals. Together with Marco Bechis he wrote the screenplay for BirdWatchers (2008), which was in Competition at Venice Film Festival. Luiz is the screenwriter also for the film The Best Things in the World (2010), premiered in Rome Film Festival and awarded Best Screenplay at Recife Film Festival; and for the documentary Amazonia (2013), closing film at Venice Film Festival 2013. Rio 2096, a Story of Love and Fury (2013), winner at Annecy International Animated Films, is his first feature film as director
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Rio 2096 - Trailer
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The "Email it" feature is not working.
I test it using context menu in Explorer and within PowerArchiver.
I use OutlookExpress and WindowsXP SP2 (Portuguese).
What happens when you right click on file, send to> mail recipient, in Windows Explorer?
Also, under Internet Explorer> Tools> Programs> Email client. What is listed there?
It works fine with my outlook, and works fine when I changed my default client to my Outlook Express, so it has to be more specific than that.
I've already tried to install PA again.
Hm, can someone else test it as well so we can see if we can get more specifics on this?
Right-click on this archive-> PA->e-mail it!
I'm using XP Home SP2, OE and it works OK for me. However, I do get the minimize to taskbar animation, but then the e-mail window does appear.
For those that it does not work - does it work when you use compress & email?
If e-mail client is running in the background (trey or minimized) it works fine.
For me, even if OutlookExpress is opened, the PA's email feature does not work.
Compress & Email does not work either.
i'm using windows 98 se and thunderbid email client and it works for me.
I cannot confirm this. I'm using The Bat! v3.0.2.10 with PA v9.11.01 and Email It starts The Bat! with the file attached to a new message.
can everyone list all the open files on there computer, maybe its something conflicting with the email client . It orks for me i wuld suggest changing to thunerbird email client and then checking this feature as outlook express is bugggy and can cause this problem , which can affect the bat as well as several other eamil programs.
Have you tried this featuire in safe mode it might be a conflicting driver. I know this feature is faulty in ultimatezip so if your've installed it and uninstalled it, that might have left several things of your system that might be causing this.
though this feature is a bit slow, it still works. Some people are probably terminating the prossess cause thay think it is not work , just a thought.
I will be testing it for 9.2 with several different clients and OS's - hopefully I will be able to reproduce it somehow. Can someone with the problem verify that they had uninstalled PowerArchiver, restarted and then installed 9.11?
I exited almost all programs but the email feature didn't work.
I have uninstalled and installed PA again but it didn't work either.
It works for me with Outlook and with Thurnderbird.
I have tested an email feature with another program (7zip) and t didn't work too.
Something is wrong with the system, but what?
I have attached the list of all applications running (from Windows task manager).
I have suspected from the start that the problem might be in standard MAPI interface which is used in Windows for this purpose, it sometimes gets messed up but I have not checked on this in a while so I will need to do some checking and reading up. I will let you know when I have something.
I've installed Thunderbird but it didn't work either.
Definetelly something specific with your system, bucause on most machines with most e-mail clients (Outook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird, Incredimail, …) work fine. Also on those systems that have problems some other utilities have same problems.
We can do more testing for version 9.5, but in the mean time, if you find out some specific reason why it doesn't work, it would be very helpfull.


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The Library of Congress > Researchers > Search Finding Aids > William L. Marcy papers, 1806-1930
William L. Marcy papers, 1806-1930
The papers of William Learned Marcy (1786-1857) span the years 1806-1930, with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period 1806-1857. They begin with a commonplace book for his senior year at Brown University and include an early diary, 1831-1857, the draft of an autobiography, a private letterbook while Marcy served as secretary of war, and another private letterbook while secretary of state. The papers include drafts of diplomatic dispatches, drafts in Marcy's hand of presidential messages to Congress, 1854-1856, and copies of James Buchanan's letters to Marcy in 1853-1856 when Buchanan was minister to England. The material has been organized into seven series: General Correspondence , Family Correspondence , Letterbooks , Diaries , Subject File , Miscellany , and Addition .
The collection relates to Marcy's public career and reflects New York state and national Democratic politics in the three decades prior to the outbreak of the Civil War. Most of the later material is dated in the 1850s. Other subjects range from the Martin Koszta and Black Warrior cases and the Gadsden purchase to questions concerning the proper attire for American diplomats abroad and Pierre Soulé's conduct in Spain. Included also are papers relating to Marcy collected and compiled by Henry Barrett Learned.
Prominent among Marcy's correspondents are W. R. Andrews, Benjamin Franklin Angel, George Bancroft, August Belmont, James G. Berrett, James Buchanan, Archibald Campbell, Lewis Cass, George Mifflin Dallas, Charles Augustus Davis, Charles Eames, James Gadsden, Timothy Jenkins, Simon B. Jewett, John Livingstone, John Y. Mason, William Porcher Miles, George W. Newell, Horatio J. Perry, Franklin Pierce, James K. Polk, Herman J. Redfield, Horatio Seymour, John Addison Thomas, Samuel J. Tilden, Martin Van Buren, Gorham A. Worth, and Silas Wright. Numerous letters or drafts to Prosper Montgomery Wetmore deal with New York state politics. Many others were addressed to Samuel Marcy, James G. Berrett, Winfield Scott, Zachary Taylor, and Archibald Campbell.


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Montgomery County and the City of Radford are partnering with the New River Valley Regional Commission to administer the plan development process. The Regional Commission will be issuing a community-wide survey for citizens and businesses in April. Preparation of the broadband plan is being supported with funding from the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development through the Community Development Block Grant Program.
For more information or to set up an interview, contact Kevin Byrd, Executive Director, 540-639-9313 or kbyrd@nrvrc.org.
The New River Valley Regional Commission is one of 21 regions in Virginia whose commissions are chartered under Virginia law. The organization encompasses the counties of Floyd, Giles, Montgomery, and Pulaski, and the City of Radford. The purpose of the Regional Commission is to promote regional cooperation, to coordinate the activities and policies of member local governments, and to provide assistance to local governments.