Apply pressure on your affected ear and let gravity take over.
Pour some water, using a dropper, into the affected ear.
Try ear drying solution with 1 part each vinegar and alcohol.
Hold hair drier near your ear evaporate the water out.
If you are a swimmer or a careless bather, you are quite susceptible to get water into your ears. Most times, the water enters and exits your ear without a problem but at other times, the water may enter and clog your ear canal causing pain, itching, reduced hearing and a pronounced ringing sensation in the ear.
If the water is not taken out, it may even cause an infection in your ear. This infection if left untreated may also cause permanent damage to your hearing abilities. Therefore, it is important to ensure that any water in your ear is taken out as soon as possible. This brings us to the question, how do you get water out of your ear? Try these simple ideas to get the water out of your ears.
Gently tilt your head to the side to help the water drain out of your ear canal. To find the right position, move your head back and forth as you tilt your head. It may even help to tug on the earlobe in order to open the canal wider.
The best way to get water out of your ear is to lie down on your side with the ear facing down. Gravity may cause the water to drain naturally. Or you may pretend you are gnawing on some food to move the jawbones around your ears. Tilt your head to the opposite side and then quickly tilt your head back to the side of the ear.
Get a blow-drier, turn it to its lowest setting and, keeping the blow-drier far enough from your ear, turn it on to blow some air into your ear. The air can help dry up some of the fluid that is caught up inside. Remember to never use high temperature (warm) setting. Getting water out of your ear isn't worth the injury you might sustain doing this. It is a simple and effective answer to 'how do you get water out of your ear' problem.
There is also a DIY ear drying solution that includes 50% white vinegar or simple vinegar and 50% rubbing alcohol. Take a cotton swab and squeeze some of the solution (2 to 3 drops) into your ear. The acid in this mixture acts to break down the cerumen (earwax) that may be holding in some water in the ear canal, while the alcohol dries quickly and takes the water with it.
Pour some water, using a dropper, into the affected ear. Wait for three seconds and turn around with your ear facing down. The water will pour out and provide you relief. Although it may feel counterintuitive to add more water to the ear, doing so rescues the water that is trapped inside because of air bubbles.
One of the best ways to get water out of your ear is to do nothing and just go to sleep with your ear facing toward the pillow. The water may flow out of your ear by morning. If these solutions don't work out, consider seeking medical advice. Your doctor may prescribe a decongestant or an antibiotic that can help if infection has set in and also to clear fluid build-up.
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28 year-old sentenced to 2 years imprisonment for stealing car parts in Lagos
Posted by: Jane Osuagwu
A car parts robber in Lagos has bagged two years jail term for vandalizing a Toyota Venza twice, trying to steal car parts. Read details below!
A 28-year-old man, identified as Festus Obaro, has been sentenced to two years imprisonment by an Isolo magistrate court in Lagos State for stealing.
Reports gathered by Naijauto say Festus was first brought to trial on August 6, 2019, before a magistrate court led by Teluwo, on a three-count charge bordering on an attempt to commit felony, stealing and intent to commit stealing. These offenses all contradict the criminal law of Lagos, 2015 and also punishable under sections 280,287,411 and 320(2) of the law.
Car crimes like that committed by Festus attract a term of imprisonment
And having confessed to the offenses which he pleaded guilty to, Festus was finally jailed for two years.
The prosecutor, Inspect. Oje Uagbale told the court that Festus was caught while trying to break into a Toyota Venza for the second time, to steal its parts, on August 4. The car was said to be owned by one Prince Efue who resides at 24, Godwin Omonua street, Isolo.On August 30, Festus and others who were still at large had previously stolen the rubber carrier of the Venza worth ₦35,000.
Inspector Uagbale explained that,
"Having jumped the fence into the compound the second time to vandalize the vehicle, an alarm was raised by Efue which made Obaro jumped back to the next compound. From there he was caught and handed over to police officers at Isolo Police Division. He however pleaded guilty and confessed to have stolen the vehicle part in his previous attempt."
The magistrate presiding over Festus' case, Olufunmilayo Teluwo, sentenced him to two years imprisonment without any option for fine.
Earlier, car thieves in Lagos reveal they can steal brain boxes in just 4 minutes
>>> Details can be found at: Arrested car vandals revealed "Four minutes to steal a car brain box"
>>> See our Car Crimes News section for more car news updates
Jane Osuagwu
Jane Osuagwu is an automotive writer at Naijauto.com. She's a car enthusiast who loves creating educative and informative topics on cars, ranging from maintenance tips to updates on the latest trend in the auto industry in concise and friendly writing.
Jane is also a blogger and loves reading, inspiring people and getting involved in personal development projects.
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Q: How to change \psaxes angle to match with data? I'm able to draw radar chart using tex code mentioned below:
\documentclass[landscape,a3paper,11pt]{article}
\usepackage{pstricks-add}
\usepackage{pgfplots, pgfplotstable}
\begin{document}
\begin{center}
\begin{pspicture}(-5,-5)(5,5)
\psset{unit=1.2}
\psaxes[labels=none,axesstyle=polar,ticklinestyle=dashed,tickcolor=black!40](0,0)(-4,-4)(4,4)
\psaxes[dx=1,dy=1,Dx=25,Dy=25](0,0)(0,0)(4,4)%
\psxTick{0}(-1){25}
\psxTick{0}(-2){50}
\psxTick{0}(-3){75}
\psxTick{0}(-4){100}
\psyTick{0}(-1){25}
\psyTick{0}(-2){50}
\psyTick{0}(-3){75}
\psyTick{0}(-4){100}
\psset{fillstyle=solid,opacity=0.5}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!10]{1}{0}{36}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!20]{2}{36}{72}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!30]{1}{72}{108}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!40]{2}{108}{144}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!50]{1}{144}{180}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!60]{2}{180}{216}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!70]{1}{216}{252}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!80]{2}{252}{288}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!90]{1}{288}{324}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black]{1}{324}{360}
\rput(4.9;18){Skill1}
\rput(4.9;54){Skill2}
\rput(4.9;90){Skill3}
\rput(4.9;126){Skill4}
\rput(4.9;162){Skill5}
\rput(4.9;198){Skill6}
\rput(4.9;234){Skill7}
\rput(4.9;270){Skill8}
\rput(4.9;306){Skill9}
\rput(4.9;342){Skill10}
\psset{opacity=1}
\end{pspicture}
\end{center}
\end{document}

Generated output is

Default axis of RADAR chart is placed at interval of 30 degree [Marked in GREEN]
There are 10 data points which is making angle of each pie as 36 [ie 360/10 Marked in RED]
Is there any way to change axis of RADAR chart to always conside with the axis of Datapoints? Expected axis is marked in GRAY Color

A: Set the unit to 300 degrees, but only for the axis.
If you have several of such images then use an own macro \sectors{1,2,...} which needs only the given radius, the rest can be done by the macro itself:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{pstricks-add}
\newcounter{CValue}\newcounter{GValueA}
\makeatletter
\def\sectors#1{%
  \begin{pspicture}(-5,-5)(5,5)
  \psset{unit=1.2cm}%
  \degrees[300]%
  \psaxes[labels=none,axesstyle=polar,ticklinestyle=dashed,tickcolor=black!40](0,0)(-4,-4)(4,4)
  \psaxes[dx=1,dy=1,Dx=25,Dy=25](0,0)(0,0)(4,4)%
  \degrees[360]%
  \multido{\iA=-4+1,\iB=100+-25}{4}{\psxTick{0}(\iA){\iB}\psyTick{0}(\iA){\iB}}%
  \psset{fillstyle=solid,opacity=0.5}%
  \multido{\iA=18+36,\iB=1+1}{10}{\rput(4.9;\iA){Skill\iB}}%
  \setcounter{CValue}{10}\setcounter{GValueA}{0}%
  \expandafter\sectors@i#1,,\@nil
  \end{pspicture}}
\def\sectors@i#1,#2,#3\@nil{%
  \pswedge[fillcolor=black!\theCValue]{#1}{\theGValueA}{! \theGValueA\space 36 add}%
  \ifx\relax#2\relax \else
    \addtocounter{CValue}{10}\addtocounter{GValueA}{36}%
    \sectors@i#2,#3\@nil\fi}
\makeatother
\begin{document}

\begin{center}
\sectors{1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,1}
%
\sectors{1,2,3,2,1,2,3,2,1,2}
\end{center}
\end{document}

And a solution for 9 elements. The changes can be done inside the macro, if you need it often. However, here it is with changing the values 300->270 and 36->40:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{pstricks-add}
\newcounter{CValue}\newcounter{GValueA}
\makeatletter
\def\sectors#1{%
  \begin{pspicture}(-5,-5)(5,5)
  \psset{unit=1.2cm}%
  \degrees[270]%
  \psaxes[labels=none,axesstyle=polar,ticklinestyle=dashed,tickcolor=black!40](0,0)(-4,-4)(4,4)
  \psaxes[dx=1,dy=1,Dx=25,Dy=25](0,0)(0,0)(4,4)%
  \degrees[360]%
  \multido{\iA=-4+1,\iB=100+-25}{4}{\psxTick{0}(\iA){\iB}\psyTick{0}(\iA){\iB}}%
  \psset{fillstyle=solid,opacity=0.5}%
  \multido{\iA=18+40,\iB=1+1}{9}{\rput(4.9;\iA){Skill\iB}}%
  \setcounter{CValue}{10}\setcounter{GValueA}{0}%
  \expandafter\sectors@i#1,,\@nil
  \end{pspicture}}
\def\sectors@i#1,#2,#3\@nil{%
  \pswedge[fillcolor=black!\theCValue]{#1}{\theGValueA}{! \theGValueA\space 40 add}%
  \ifx\relax#2\relax \else
    \addtocounter{CValue}{10}\addtocounter{GValueA}{40}%
    \sectors@i#2,#3\@nil\fi}
\makeatother
\begin{document}

\begin{center}
\sectors{1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1}
%
\sectors{1,2,3,2,1,2,3,2,1,2}
\end{center}
\end{document}

And here the solution for your code if you do not want to modify it:
\documentclass[landscape,a3paper,11pt]{article}
\usepackage{pstricks-add}
\usepackage{pgfplots, pgfplotstable}
\begin{document}
\begin{center}
\begin{pspicture}(-5,-5)(5,5)
\psset{unit=1.2}
\degrees[300]
\psaxes[labels=none,axesstyle=polar,ticklinestyle=dashed,tickcolor=black!40](0,0)(-4,-4)(4,4)
\psaxes[dx=1,dy=1,Dx=25,Dy=25](0,0)(0,0)(4,4)%
\degrees[360]
\multido{\iA=-4+1,\iB=100+-25}{4}{\psxTick{0}(\iA){\iB}\psyTick{0}(\iA){\iB}}
\psset{fillstyle=solid,opacity=0.5}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!10]{1}{0}{36}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!20]{2}{36}{72}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!30]{1}{72}{108}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!40]{2}{108}{144}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!50]{1}{144}{180}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!60]{2}{180}{216}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!70]{1}{216}{252}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!80]{2}{252}{288}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black!90]{1}{288}{324}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black]{1}{324}{360}
\multido{\iA=18+36,\iB=1+1}{10}{\rput(4.9;\iA){Skill\iB}}
\end{pspicture}
\end{center}
\end{document}

A: \documentclass[pstricks,border=13mm,11pt]{standalone}
\usepackage{pst-plot}

\begin{document}
\makeatletter
\begin{pspicture}(-5,-5)(5,5)
\psset{unit=1.2,labels=none}
\degrees[300]
\psaxes[axesstyle=polar,ticklinestyle=dashed,tickcolor=black!40](0,0)(-4,-4)(4,4)
\degrees[360]
\multido{\i=-4+1}{9}{%
    \ifnum\i>0\relax \edef\c{1} \else \edef\c{-1} \fi
    \edef\lbl{\the\numexpr\c*25*\i\relax}%
    \psxTick{0}(\i){\lbl}
    \psyTick{0}(\i){\lbl}
}
\psaxes[ticks=none](0,0)(-4,-4)(4,4)
\psset{fillstyle=solid,opacity=0.5}
\multido{\iA=0+36,\iB=36+36,\iC=10+10}{9}{%
    \pst@mod{\iC}{20}\rem
    \pswedge[fillcolor=black!\iC]{\ifnum\rem=0 2\else 1\fi}{\iA}{\iB}
}
\pswedge[fillcolor=black]{1}{324}{360}
\multido{\iA=18+36,\iB=1+1}{10}{\rput(4.9;\iA){Skill\iB}}
\end{pspicture}
\makeatother
\end{document}

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I really like this book because it has everything a book needs, humour, seriousness, fun, adventure, magic and many other things. At the start of the book i thought it would be like of boring but then i reached the part that basically controls the whole story, when Sophie and Agatha think they are in the wrong schools. Sometimes with everything happening thing can get a little confusing (thats the downside) but mostly i just love the whole series and i am exited for the new book to come out in march.
i really like the first one, it makes me laugh and when i read it to my sister she laughs to! i think david walliam's ran out of ideas on the other two books because they are not as good.
i loved this book, its shows that even though sometimes adults pretend to be all strong and stuff, kids can help them. this book is perfect for a rainy day and i love all the david baddiel books- i'll read one any day!


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Will Hero: a brutal action adventure platformer
On mobile devices has long existed a great variety of platformers. Many of them are very interesting, but almost all of them require the player to free both hands, to stay back and allocate a certain time.
But in everyday life we are often faced with situations where only one free hand, receives only one or two free minutes and want something interesting to occupy the time.
It is in these situations reveals the power of the Will Hero. It's a full platformer in which you can play only with one finger, and the device to hold both vertically and horizontally.
The anatomy of the protagonist of William, as, indeed, all its inhabitants, are simplified to a cube with eyes, armor and weapons. In a state of "rest" he is always impatiently jumping in place, and when you touch the screen makes a rapid breakthrough.
Making the leap, you can move forward to cross bottomless pits, avoid traps, evade monsters and inflict crushing blows with a weapon, which clogged numerous chests on your way.
Among the weapons is a sword, throwing knives, throwing axes and bombs. Each has unique characteristics and mechanics of the action.
For example, when the character is armed with a sword, he cuts the orcs, passing through them during the dash. Throwing knives and axes flying forward after breakthrough, but the bombs are glued to the monster if you bump into it or jump on top.
All these misfortunes had fallen on the orcs because of the obvious mistakes – they kidnapped the Princess of the hero, where all the adventures begin. Armed with a sword, William, slices the green scoff like a samurai sword and watermelons. The only vulnerability William are shots from above: if to be crushed by the Orc, will have to start a new round.
Exterminating the orcs and loot chests, our hero collects gold that can be spent on the construction of the tower or on the roulette game where you can win a new armor.
A armor will surprise you with unexpected properties. For example, the vestment of the magician allows you to turn orcs into sheep, complete with armour "tower" is its small defender, who jumps on top and throws in the orcish stones, which, however, not harm them, but it looks very funny.
The construction of the tower more interesting and unusual mechanism. With each new floor of the tower, our hero, standing on top of it, can see farther. Increase the viewing distance allows him to see far away new places, unusual Islands with gold, mini-bosses, unique obstacles. Once the island was first discovered, he may occasionally come your way during the adventure.
Also quite remarkable graphics and the game world. All the action takes place on Islands that float among the clouds in the blue sky. The picture is bright and juicy, and all the game objects look like plastic toys that I really want to touch it.
The game is free and does not contain any annoying push ads. Thus if you wish you can watch a video to obtain gold coins or purchase the armor for real money.
Will Hero is a very unusual, high-quality and fascinating game in which you'll be happy to play at home on the couch, in the subway, in the Elevator, or in line store.
Download Will Hero on iPhone, iPad and Android devices.
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Gay Kitty needs its own website! Congrats to Washingtonians, the first in the nation! This is a historical step forward! Move to Seattle, everyone!
Leave the poor kitty out of it. You can tell the cat is thinking when is this going to end and they are going to let me off this damn piano?
That looks like Maggie Gallagher tickling the ivories.
Viva Seattle — come on out everybody — I love this place!
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I have Ralf Petter to thank for bringing to my attention a RedPaper, published this month, describing the changes to the RGZPFM, Reorganize Physical File Member, command.
It includes the changes made to the command with the release of TR7 (Technical Release 7), including the new From Record parameter, and how you can determine the status of the file's reorganization.
You can download/view the RedPaper, in PDF format, here.
You can view Ralf's blog here.


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Strange Evidence é um filme policial britânico de 1933, dirigido por Robert Milton e estrelado por Leslie Banks, George Curzon, Carol Goodner e Frank Vosper.

Elenco
Leslie Banks - Francis Relf
Carol Goodner - Marie / Barbara Relf
George Curzon - Stephen Relf
Frank Vosper - Andrew Relf
Norah Baring - Clare Relf
Haidee Wright - Sra. Relf
Lyonel Watts - Henry Relf
Lewis Shaw - Larry
Diana Napier - Jean

Ligações externas

Filmes do Reino Unido de 1933
Filmes policiais do Reino Unido
Filmes em língua inglesa
Filmes em preto e branco

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Papua New Guinea – Tools
The tools here include everything from stone adzes and axes to a needle used for making fishing nets.
You can click on the links below see the different sorts of tools from Papua New Guinea (PNG) in Plymouth's collections and find out more detail below.
Many of our catalogue records were created in the past and have yet to be updated. Some of the historic wording may now appear outdated and even offensive. Please be aware that the database may include records for objects that are considered secret or sacred by some communities. If you see anything that concerns you, please get in touch with us.
Adze (PLYMG AR.1983.1164)
Adzes and axes
Stone tools fascinated collectors. They understood that they were salvaging objects that would soon be consigned to the past. Stone tools soon went out of use when metal tools were obtained through trade with Europeans. Before metal tools were introduced, stone tools were widely traded throughout New Guinea. These stone tools remind us of similar ones found ancient in British and European archaeology. But in the archaeology, only the stones remain. By looking at these PNG examples, we can imagine how ancient stone tools may have been bound to wooden shafts and handles, now decayed.
View the stone tools in the collection
Stone axes were hafted using a split piece of cane wrapped over the end of the wooden shaft and bound with rattan (palm fibre). As the cane dried out, the haft would become less secure and it would need to be replaced. Adzes, too, were bound onto wooden handles. Some of the examples in the Museum's collection have the stone heads still bound to the wooden handles with split cane and rattan string or thread. In many of the examples, the head has become detached from the haft.
Stone axes were used for cutting down trees, and adzes were used for carving wooden planks – to make houses or canoes, for example. There are also smaller stone tools in the collection, which would have had their own specific uses. Other examples are too large for practical use and very finely made – they may have been valuables for trade, or had a ceremonial purpose. Examples like these at other museums are said to have been used as grave markers.
Bag (PLYMG 1909.417x)
The Museum has three netted bags made from fine plant fibre thread. Two of these were collected by Dauncey. One has brightly coloured stripes, while the other is plainer and may have belonged to the village sorcerer and been used to contain his magical objects, now in the Plymouth collection. The third bag, not Dauncey's, has a more elaborate pattern of dyed squared and long tassels and a longer, narrower strap. It may have been used more like a modern handbag.
There is also a carrying frame in the collection, made from two hoops of bamboo, criss-crossed with a web and bound together at one edge. Things can be carried between the two hoops, which are used as handles.
View the net bags and carrying frame in the collection
[1] Courtesy and copyright Royal Anthropological Intitute (RAI 33309)
The flexible, looped net bags – called bilums in PNG – are made by women, using hand-spun bark-fibres formed into a strong two-ply string. They are used for carrying all sorts of things – from bones to babies. They are worn on the back, with the strap across the top of the head. When not being worn, they can be hung up as storage, or as a baby's cradle as seen in the photograph [1]. An empty net bag can be worn over the back and shoulders, like a cloak. Women use the biggest bags to carry firewood and food from their gardens. Babies may be carried in them and ancestral bones kept in them – they are associated with the womb, with birth and with death. Small, tightly woven net bags contain personal hunting charms and amulets – like the sorcerer's equipment mentioned above. Other bags, decorated with special feathers, are associated with men's ritual status.
Dagger (PLYMG 1923.44.9x)
The two 'daggers' in the Plymouth collection are made from sharpened cassowary leg-bones (a large flightless bird). These were used as tools rather than as weapons. Each has holes around the top, where decorations such as feathers would have been attached.
View the bone daggers in the collection
Drill (PLYMG 1909.373x)
This fire drill comprises two wooden sticks bound together at right angles with a bamboo strip. A smaller stick is attached with a plant fibre string to one end. The traditional method of making fire in PNG was to pull a length of split cane back and forth round a split stick, the split held open with a wedge and the tinder placed in the split at the point of friction. In this example, you can see that the longest stick is split at one end. A different method was to strike two pieces of iron pyrites together to shoot a spark into a handful of tinder.
View the record for a fire drill in the collection
Fly whisk (PLYMG AR.1984.1421)
Fly-whisks
There are two objects labelled as fly-whisks in Plymouth's collection. One has a wooden stick for a handle, with a bundle of rags at the end made from strips of European cotton cloth. The other is a large bundle of plaited, blackened plant fibre, bound together with strands of undyed fibre. Fly-whisks are held in the hand to swat off flies, but they are also used to swagger with.
View the fly-whisks in the collection
Headrest (PLYMG 1909.300x)
There are two PNG headrests in the Plymouth collection, one collected by Dauncey and one by Gertrude Benham.
In New Guinea, people slept on hard surfaces, such as floors or the ground. Many people had elaborate hairstyles, and resting the head on a headrest prevented the hairstyle from being spoilt while sleeping.
View the headrests in the collection
Shuttle (PLYMG 1909.333.1x)
Net-making
Dauncey's collection at Plymouth includes a bundled-up fishing net. It is made from thin, light plant fibre, and originally may have had shells attached as sinkers and floats made from coconut husks or wood. Fishing nets are made using wooden needles and wooden mesh gauges. They are communally owned, and kept hung up on racks behind the men's house.
The Museum has two wooden objects called 'shuttles', collected by Dauncey. In fact, these are probably large wooden needles used for making nets. Each has a hole at one end. A similar example at the British Museum is made from the wood of a tree fern. The Plymouth collection also contains a sample of raw flax and a sample of fibre string.
View the records for the net, needles and fibre samples in the collection
[2] Courtesy and copyright Royal Anthropological Institute (RAI 34332)
The photograph [2] shows a man making a net, using long wooden needles. Nets with different mesh sizes are also made for catching pigs and large birds. Pig nets are made of strong, thick cord and have a large mesh size. Nets like these are kept inside the men's house, together with other equipment for hunting and fighting.
Former (PLYMG 1909.290.1x)
Pottery production
There are three chunky shell tools in the collection labelled as 'formers'. They were probably used for forming pots, as wooden formers were also used for this purpose.
View the pottery production tools in the collection
Paddle (PLYMG 1934.21.2)
There is one paddle from PNG in the Museum, which may or may not have been Dauncey's. It is made from dark hard wood, and would have been used for paddling a canoe.
View the record for the paddle in the collection
Water was the main form of transport in Oceania and in New Guinea, around its coast and on its rivers. Dauncey took photographs of impressive sailing boats and outrigger canoes used at Delana. The sailing boats had pandanus-leaf sails. Canoes were imported from the Siassi Islands, but paddles were made locally.
File(?) (PLYMG 1909.420x)
A piece of wood wrapped with stingray skin was used for filing wood. A file such as this would have been used to create the fine curves on a drum, for example.
View the record for the file in the collection
Papua New Guinea – People and place
Papua New Guinea – Harry Moore Dauncey
Papua New Guinea – Other collections
Papua New Guinea – Body ornaments and clothing
Papua New Guinea – Weapons and warfare
Papua New Guinea – Music, magic and religion
Papua New Guinea – Betel chewing and smoking
Papua New Guinea – Eating and drinking
Papua New Guinea – Other objects


Don't miss part one of Fallen tonight. You won't regret it. I saw part one when ABC Family first aired it in 2006 and was so upset that I'd have to wait to see what happened next. Tonight will be a memory boost, because honestly I only remember bits and pieces of it. Oh and just a heads up, I will be having a Fallen contest after the Kyle XY Contest I'm having currently, and will be giving away cards for the promotion of Fallen at Comic Con 2007 which include Temporary Tatoos on the back inspired by the show, pretty cool.
If you have missed Monday's episode of Greek, now is your chance to catch the episode again. This one was another funny one, I'm not going to give anything away, but it was definitely a strong episode in the Greek vain.
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Becoming a Denomination of Support for Bivocational Pastors
Our Shared Ministry,
Steven Timmermans
It happens to me quite often: Someone asks whether I've pastored a church, and I start by saying, "No. Before I stepped into this role with the CRC, I was a college president." That usually leads to more questions, and soon I've laid out my unusual vocational journey: special education teaching principal, pediatric psychologist, college administrator and professor, college president, and then executive director of the CRCNA.
For some of us, God's calling comes with a singular focus in a clear and unmistakable way for a lifetime. But that isn't always the case. You've probably heard a statistic that the average person has seven different jobs in his or her lifetime. I'm getting close to hitting the average!
And it is not just the number of jobs a person holds that can vary. It seems there are new types of jobs and new ways of working everywhere. Some people work at home for a company half a continent away. Some work part-time or flexible schedules in order to make time for family or passions. And some pastors are called to simultaneously pastor a church while also working in an additional endeavor. Some call these pastors, "bivocational."
Synod discussed bivocational pastors earlier this summer. While the number of congregations in the CRC remains fairly consistent, the average size of those congregations is decreasing. This means we have more small congregations than before. For example, the number of congregations with fewer than 100 adult professing members has increased from 40% to 45% of our churches in the past seven years, making it challenging for some congregations to support a full-time pastor.
That's just one of the many factors leading some congregations to consider having a bivocational pastor. Some ministers prefer this dual-focused role; they find their "other job" is an opportunity for evangelism, connecting to the real world, or a better use of their varied set of gifts.
The task of being a bivocational pastor, however, is not as simple as dividing one's work in two. As CRC bivocational pastor Jose Rayas once reported, "Although the bivocational pastor has two incomes, he is fully the pastor of the church and should not be considered 'part-time.' He is to tend all the pastoral duties of the church."
I resonate with Rev. Rayas' comments. I've been a member of larger churches and smaller churches, but the many tasks of ministry seemed to me, in all of these settings, neverending. Yet, the trend of bivocational pastors is one we must face. I have three suggestions:
First, we need to learn from those denominations and traditions that have long relied upon bivocational pastorates. Many ethnic minority communities, for example, can help us understand how the expectations of congregants can best be aligned with those of a pastor whose service is divided.
Second, we need to erase a bias that isn't always spoken but is often felt: that a congregation with a bivocational pastor is failing to meet a standard of worthwhile ministry. This simply isn't true. Look at the many examples of tent-making ministry in the New Testament.
Third, let's be supportive of synod's action to set up a task force in order to look more carefully at bivocational ministry. Let's trust the Spirit will guide the task force so we can welcome a model of ministry that will certainly be with us in the years ahead.
Steven Timmermans served as the executive director of the Christian Reformed Church in North America from 2014 to 2020.
Steven Timmermans se desempeñó como director ejecutivo de la Iglesia Cristiana Reformada en América del Norte de 2014 a 2020.
Steven Timmermans는 2014 년부터 2020 년까지 북미에서 기독교 개혁 교회의 집행 이사로 재직했습니다.
Report Calls the CRC to Catch Up with Trend of Pastors Holding More Than One Job
Wanted: Youth Pastor, a.k.a. Superman
Part-Time Pastoring: Leading God's People Through Faith and Work
A New Normal of Bivocational Ministry
Synod 2022 Elects Experienced and First-time Officers


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Negotiations in Minsk. What remained off-screen G
What Angela Merkel, Francois Hollande, Vladimir Putin, and Petro Poroshenko were disputing about, who Alexander Lukashenko took offence at and who deceived Sergey Lavrov – all this is recounted by the editor-in-chief of the GORDON Alesia Batsman who was at the negotiations in Minsk on February 11-12.→
Foreign mass media about the Minsk agreements: Putin smiled not for nothing, the favorable role of Lukashenko, Poroshenko is going to fight in the Parliament G
Foreign mass media with a great interest watched the course of the Minsk negotiations. Whether there will come the peace in Ukraine and for how long it will last? What negotiations ended with? Who and what won as a result of the reached agreements?"Gordon" studied the materials of the foreign press devoted to the Minsk agreements.→
Kravchuk: Things are getting hot for Putin so he sent his emissaries to Kiev - Lukashenko and Nazarbayev G
23 december, 2014 12.59 |comments:
According to the first President of Ukraine Leonid Kravchuk, heads of Belarus and Kazakhstan Alexander Lukashenko and Nursultan Nazarbayev came to Ukraine to find out to what scenarios president Petro Poroshenko is ready for.→
Russian censorship against the GORDON edition: with a sledge hammer against the computer G
"The black spot" from Roskomnadzor for the news about the meeting in support of Navalny brothers is a quality mark and acknowledgement of influence, considers the columnist of the GORDON Eugeny Kuzmenko.→


"Mentoring 4 Success concludes an important Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the South African Institute of Civil Engineers (SAICE), to offer a series of scarce and critical skills and knowledge transfer and structured mentoring short courses, workshops and programmes to the Civil Engineering and Construction sector".
Mentoring 4 Success is now able to offer a full Professional Registration Support Structured Mentoring Programme to the engineering and construction sector, which will support and drive improved numbers of young engineering graduates achieving their professional registration status far quicker than the norm at present. This is a full Category C Programme in terms of the DTI Skills Matrix and therefore satisfies the requirements of the Amended BBBEE Codes 2015 and also qualifies for a Section 12H Learnership Grant. This is important news for Nation Building and the National Development Plan and "Skills for SIP's" initiatives.


Dragon Quest mixed whit Dynasty Warriors. Who'd ever thought it?
File this one under "Weird Patents and Lawsuits."
Let's see Lu Bu take on Deathscythe!
Another reason to be excited.
Heroes and villains will come together to save Hyrule this September.
Seems like Ganondorf and his villain buddies are looking to tear up Hyrule once again.
Who knew a stick can be so deadly.
Hyrule Warriors Direct Incoming Aug. 4!
Mark your calendars for August 4th!
Music obliterates the savage beast.
Link wishes he could use the Megaton Hammer like that!
Hyrule Warriors will be getting some costume DLC.
How do you boil so many great options down to ten?
A first look at the Zelda spinoff that paves new ground in the long-running series.
No news of a North American release yet.
It has been a few years since I played a game in the Dynasty Warriors franchise, Let's see how this turns out.
Look at Lu Lingqi's spinning death blades. Look at how historically accurate they are.


So, last Friday I wrote about the death of Festive Fridays and invited guest posts. I also invited comment on what my Friday feature should be and it turns out a fair number of you wanted examples of good and bad writing.
I can't do that because I don't look at writing in terms of good and bad. I look at it in terms of where it is now, what it is currently accomplishing, and how it could accomplish more.
1. Send ONE paragraph of your work. I repeat, ONE. The original idea of having a consistent Friday theme was to make it easier for me to post and if you send more I'll get overwhelmed and have to quit.
3. Tell me a tiny bit about it–ie, its from a novel, a non-fiction piece, etc.
4. Tell me if you want your name used (and a link) or if you wish to be anonymous.
5. I will point out 1 to 3 things that are working well, and 1-3 things that could work a bit better.
Okay? Okay. I'm excited. Thanks to all of you who suggested something along these lines, including Ledger, Derek, and Susan.
Did I miss anyone? If so, forgive me.
ADDENDUM: The paragraph should be a maximum of 250 words and in case it wasn't obvious from the above, email it to me at wordstrumpet@gmail.com.
**The photo is of a 17th century Commonplace Book from the Beinecke Library.


T-shirt transfer printing technology continues to evolve. And you can find the latest advancements in the Digital HeatFX i550. This little powerhouse is WAY more than a just an ordinary t-shirt printer.
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The i550 gives you the ability to print full-color designs including our latest florescent white toner technology. Imagine a brightness that is unlike anything else you've ever seen. An industry exclusive. The fluorescent white toner and other colors used in the i550 gives you a brightness that could otherwise only be achieved through a messy, complicated wet printing process. But we're talking about a TONER printer here. That means it's ultra fast, has no messy inks and virtually no maintenance. It is the ultimate in compactly sized printing.
Most t-shirt printing technology is bulky and requires a large planned out space. The i550 is less than 16 inches wide, which means it fits on the corner of a desk (find out why this is a big deal later on!) The i550 transfer paper is an A-4 size (8.27x11.69), this size lets you print left chest logos up to full-size t-shirt prints.
Every i550 comes with SmartCut, the most useful piece of software in your shop for a compact printer. SmartCut will automatically divide or "Cut" even the most complex designs in ways so that they can be joined together easily. You can go larger and larger and larger even though you are using a smaller printer. It's surprising how big you can print. This software is simple too. It contains an artificial intelligence built in that picks the best places to cut your design for easy placement with no obvious cut marks.
It's the first t-shirt transfer printer that takes you from ideas to dreams without having to invest tens of thousands of dollars first. Go far beyond custom t-shirt printing and promotional items. This machine is a serious business tool for marketing, sales, and getting orders out your door.
Being able to reconfigure the machine in moments is an amazing technological advancement, and the software makes it all simple. Print Optimizer works directly with your i550 and directs the output of your print jobs depending on toner configurations. The software works with presets that are designed to work with your desired output, while visually displaying the proper toner positions. A process that seems like it would be a challenge is all completed in clicks of a mouse.
When creating customized apparel, two colors have often caused strife: white and black solid prints. The ability to swap between a fluorescent white toner and a black toner cartridge means the i550 creates transfers that have never been seen before in the digital transfer world. There are also option fluorescent color toners that will let you create decorated garments, etc. that even glow in black light. They give off that bright neon look for the brightest colors out of any toner printer. This option alone will give you capabilities your competition cannot create with their older technologies. The i550 gives you the power to say YES to fluorescents, bright whites, and beautiful deep blacks.
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Glitter transfers are created with a process of using clear toner and a special adhesive paper that has glitter build into it. The process is very similar to standard transfer production and the results are amazing. Producing full-color glitter prints is easy and will be unique to your business. This technology is new and exciting. The reaction from your customers will be priceless, plus you may be the only person in town offering this type of transfer.
Customers are always looking for new styles and hot trends. One of the trends that are topping the charts is the new white toner printers making super bright neon looking t-shirts.
Check out how these fluorescent prints glow under a black light!
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Everything about the DigitalHeatFX i550 is exciting, but many people feel sublimation toner is the most amazing feature. Optional sublimation toners let you swap the standard CMYW set for a CMYK Sublimation set. This configuration will give you the advantages of sublimation, with the speed and ease of toner. No more messy inks, slow printing or needing additional equipment.
Without getting into a long definition, sublimation lets you penetrate dye into light-colored substrates creating a look and feel that is part of the garment. You can't feel the imprint, and it's a super-strong bond. You get beautiful bright digital prints that are chemically bonded and won't 'crack' or 'peel' like screen printing. Sublimation also works on other popular promotional items like mugs, coasters and tons of other substrates. Your white toner t-shirt transfer printer, which can do all these other amazing things, just became your Go-To Sublimation Printer as well.
Probably the easiest thing for your i550 to handle is your day to day printing. You get the reliability and durability of an industrial printer and professional management software, but you get to use it for your day to day printing needs as well. Neat Trick huh? When you quick-swap your White Toner for regular black toner, you can print with your i550 just like a regular office printer. That means you can put in plain copy paper and print directly from your Windows PC. Invoices, thank you cards, sales orders, tax documents and everything else that comes with running a business. The printer on your desk corner is a t-shirt printer and industrial level office printer.
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The term Global Warming is usually associated with human activity; this is opposed to the change in climate due to the earth's natural processes. Global Warming refers to the temperature of the earth's surface that has increased due to higher greenhouse gas levels. The Greenhouse gas affect is where our atmosphere is polluted from high levels of CO2, this creates a layer so light radiation from the sun is trapped and cannot escape our atmosphere. The trapped heat is then reflected back to the earth's surface, heating atmosphere and increasing ocean temperatures.
What effect does Global Warming have?
The main effect Global warming has is evident on the polar ice caps. With the earth temperatures increasing, it becomes more difficult for the ice caps to stay frozen. The melting ice caps have a detrimental effect on the earth's climate. When the cold water from the frozen ice caps reaches the Gulf Stream, it causes a change in the make-up of the current. When diluted with cold water, the Gulf Stream can change the climate of many countries.
Although what is done cannot be reversed, the public can to things to prevent global warming progressively getting worse in the future. Simple changes to day to day life like walking instead of driving can help. At home, maximizing you heating system can reduce you carbon footprint as well as you monthly outgoings. Fitting Thermostatic Radiator Valves and Aluminium Radiators Eco Series Radiators can furthermore help improve your carbon footprint and reduce your heating bills. A carbon footprint is the measurement of the total greenhouse gas emissions caused directly and indirectly by a person, organisation, event or product.
It's the small alterations that make a big difference. A little but often can have dramatic effect, if everyone plays a part, the UK will be making a huge difference to the world we live in.


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The University of Santo Tomas Publishing House announces the release of Philippines Graphic Magazine Editor-in-Chief and FILCOLS member Joel Salud's debut collection of short stories "The Distance of Rhymes and Other Tragedies".
The back cover blurb reads: "An old poet spends his days away from the girl he loves, bridging the distance only with rhymes. A magical green rose finds its way into the hands of a former lover, finally heaping vengeance on the past. A rebel grapples to make sense of his years in jail by writing a letter to his only daughter. A penitent professor scours the darkness for words and pens his apologies in blood. A woman holds on to fainting memories of another life with nothing but the scent of flowers. Beneath an explosion of light a child is born, only to be murdered by the very faith it has inspired.
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ISI or Isi may refer to:

Organizations
 Intercollegiate Studies Institute, a classical conservative organization focusing on college students
 Ice Skating Institute, a trade association for ice rinks
 Indian Standards Institute, former name of the national standards body of India, the Bureau of Indian Standards
 ISI mark, a product certification mark in India
 Institute for Scientific Information, part of Clarivate Analytics (formerly the Healthcare & Science business of the Thomson Reuters Corporation)
 Institute for Scientific Interchange, a theoretical scientific research centre based in Turin, Italy
 Inter-Services Intelligence, an intelligence agency of Pakistan
 International Statistical Institute, a professional association of statisticians
 International Systems Institute, a scientific and educational corporation founded by Béla H. Bánáthy
 Iron and Steel Institute, precedent organization to the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
 Islamic State of Iraq, an umbrella organization of a number of Iraqi insurgency groups
 Integral Satcom Initiative, the European Technology Platform on Satellite Communications
 Independent  Schools Inspectorate, responsible for the inspection of independent schools and private further education colleges in England
 Integrated Systems, Inc., a former developer of real-time operating systems
 Image Space Incorporated, an independent video game developer
 ImageSat International, an Israeli satellite imagery company

Schools and educational institutions
 Indian Statistical Institute, a public research institute and university in Baranagar, Kolkata, India
 Indonesian Institute of the Arts, a collective name of arts university in Indonesia:
 Indonesian Institute of the Arts, Denpasar
 Indonesian Institute of the Arts, Surakarta
 Indonesian Institute of the Arts, Yogyakarta
 Information Sciences Institute, a research and development unit of the University of Southern California's Viterbi School of Engineering
 Institute of Scientific Instrumentation, a subsidiary of the Bangladesh University Grants Commission
 Intercollegiate Studies Institute, a non-profit educational organization
 International School Ibadan, a school located on the Campus of the University of Ibadan
 International School of Iceland, a school located in Garðabær, Iceland, a suburb of the capital city of Reykjavík
 Islamic School of Irving, in the Dallas-Fort Worth area

Science and technology
 Information Sharing Index, former name of ContactPoint, a government database that held information on all children in England
 Infrared Spatial Interferometer, an astronomical interferometer array of three telescopes
 Interstimulus interval, the temporal interval between the offset of one stimulus to the onset of another
 Intersymbol interference, a form of distortion of a signal in which one symbol interferes with subsequent symbols
 Instruction Storage Interrupt, Segmentation fault of a PowerPC

Other uses
 Isi (name), personal name, sometimes an abbreviation of various other names
 "Isi" (song), 1975 track by Neu! from the album Neu! '75
 İsi, a village and municipality in Azerbaijan
 Import substitution industrialization, a trade and economic policy

See also
 Isis (disambiguation)
 IS1 (disambiguation)


This book directs attention to Bessie Head's literary preoccupations. It reviews the context in which she wrote in relation to her ideas about the creative imagination, the art of fiction, and the situation of the writer in modern Africa. It notes, in particular, her views on reading as a source of inspiration for the writer, her uses of local oral tradition, and the blending of heterogeneous materials that she valued in her fiction. The discussion also includes references to Head's encoding of meaning, her texturing of language, and the techniques by which she develops complexity and concision in her writing. The works examined include The Cardinals, When Rain Clouds Gather, Maru, A Question of Power, The Collector of Treasures, and A Bewitched Crossroad.
The tendency in critical writing on Head, so far, has been to interpret her works as they highlight issues in the socio-political and cultural environment in which she wrote, and her construction of female identity. Head, however, repeatedly expressed concerns about the responsibilities of the creative writer in contemporary Africa, and the issue of political commitment. The dilemmas of her central characters who must choose between the path to 'fame and fortune' and 'the road of peace of mind' also reflect her situation as a writer who must either choose to adopt the prevailing orthodoxy or be judged to be irrelevant. Head's fiction shows her attempting to find a middle way. Reading helped her to fashion a response to her own situation.
Reading, Head asserted, was a necessary preliminary to writing. A career in writing, she observed, 'first begins with a love of reading and a love of books' (A Woman Alone). Head's reading caused her to develop an 'international outlook' and to discover correspondences between herself and her literary predecessors. She saw these correspondences both in their thematic preoccupations and in their efforts to resist various forms of control. Head's reading enabled her to reconcile socio-cultural and artistic concerns and to deal with an often demoralizing environment while following her own 'elegant pathway of private thought' (A Question of Power). It kept her in touch with traditions of fiction that had been forced 'underground' in the highly charged political climate in which she wrote.
The influence of prior texts is apparent not only in her mediation of themes but also in her construction of meaning. Her use of points of reference in scribal tradition may be compared with the practice of the storyteller in oral tradition whose audience is familiar with a matrix of stories to which she refers.
Joyce Johnson has recently retired from the Department of English at Delaware State University.


A memorial Mass for Violet L. Bushman, 82, a Carson City resident, will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church. Rosary will be 1 p.m. Friday.
Mrs. Bushman died Sept. 9, 2007, at her home. She was born Jan. 22, 1925, to Thomas Pickett and Margaret Winn in Poplar, Mont. She married John Bushman on Aug. 15, 1948.
She was a homemaker. She was a member of St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband; sister Ila Mae McAnally; and brother Richard Pickett.
Among her survivors are sons and daughters-in-law Bill and Theresa Fields and Gary and Jetty Bushman; daughter and son-in-law Gayle and Geoff Gilchrest; sisters, Betty Marsh, Annie Rogers, Rita Stephens and Fernie Cortese; eight grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.


The Georgia Bulldogs host the Vanderbilt Commodores in Athens on Saturday, Sept. 22. The game will be televised by ESPN2 at 7:45 p.m. ET, the SEC announced today.
The game will be Georgia's second on ESPN2 this season. The Dawgs defeated Missouri 41-20 on Saturday in a game that also started at 7:45.
It will also be the third straight night game and second straight at home for the Bulldogs. Georgia hosts Florida Atlantic on Saturday and the game will be televised by CSS and ESPN3 at 7:30 p.m. ET.
Last years game in Nashville featured some flagrant fouls, chop blocks, and some post-game festivities between Vanderbilt head coach James Franklin and UGA defensive coordinator Todd Grantham. The end result was that Kwame Geathers and Shawn Williams were both suspended for the first half of the Florida game.


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A supersize controversy
Anyone who claims there's one right way for superdelegates to vote is either naive or dishonest.
By Joan Walsh
Published February 18, 2008 5:25PM (EST)
I was fascinated by the Sunday New York Times story about Democratic superdelegates,tracking how many of them were supporting Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton despite their home state or district having gone for the other candidate. I wouldn't have done the story quite that way. Which doesn't make the Times' methodology wrong; it just pointed up to me how hard it's going to be to select any one fair formula for determining how superdelegates should vote.
Let's first look at the Times' methodology. The piece by Adam Nagourney and Farhana Hossain examined whether superdelegates, who make up 19 percent of the Democratic delegate pool, were supporting the same candidate voters in their state or congressional district did (assuming their state had already voted.) And they found far more Clinton-supporting superdelegates resided in Obama-supporting districts than the opposite -- Clinton led Obama 79-34 in committed superdelegates who were bucking the wishes of their home-state or district voters.
But then I started looking at the category of "party leaders" (as opposed to elected officials who are superdelegates). The so-called "party leaders" are mainly interest-group leaders, former elected officials and lobbyists, and I noticed that a quarter of the Clinton-supporting party leaders the Times singled out for bucking their supposed "constituents" live in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia. That's where many party leaders happen to live, which makes sense, given where the power is. But I'm not sure it's fair to ding them for not supporting the same candidate as local voters. If you remove the DC-area super delegates, Clinton only leads Obama 56-34 in committed superdelegates who aren't supporting their constituents' candidate.
But why stop with the DC area? I then removed all "party leaders" from the superdelegate tallies, because I'm not sure it's fair to expect any of them, no matter where they live, to represent the wishes of local voters; that's not how they derive their status as party leaders. (For that reason, I'd be fine with chucking the whole "party leader" category of superdelegate, since they don't have the same political checks on the way they decide who to support as elected superdelegates, who can be thrown out by their constituents if they abuse their status. But that's a whole 'nother story). Removing "party leaders" from both candidates' tallies would narrow Clinton's edge among superdelegates who are bucking their constituents' wishes to 23-15. You can still argue that those 38 individuals shouldn't vote that way, but the imbalance looks a little different.
But the entire Times project seems built on the premise that superdelegates should vote with the voters in their state or district, and that's not clear to me at all, even when it comes to elected superdelegates who do represent those constituents. New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson expressed the confusion well in the Times piece: His state voted for Clinton, but it's still possible, even likely, that Obama will lead among pledged delegates nationwide. Is it obvious what Richardson should do in that case? Should he vote with his constituents? Or should he ratify the choice of the nation's Democrats? Sure, if either candidate has a big lead, it doesn't matter much either way. The problem shows up if there's a tie, or close to it, in either direction.
I'm not even sure that superdelegates should have only those two choices -- to vote for either their constituents' choice, or the overall top vote-getter -- rather than the option of supporting the candidate they think is best for the country and the party. Like it or not, the system was set up to provide a brake, even an override, in a situation when the primary and caucus process produced a seriously flawed candidate. (Here is a great Boston Globe primer on the process.) Picture a scenario in which Hillary Clinton beat the odds, won the remaining primaries and emerged the top delegate winner after the last primary June 9 (and remember the nominating convention isn't until the end of August.) Imagine that in the intervening two and a half months, Clinton faced a disastrous personal or political scandal, or the nation experienced a domestic or international crisis in which she stumbled and Obama shined, or that both candidates floundered in some unlikely way. (Of course, technically even pledged delegates can ultimately vote for a different candidate, so in the case of a truly earth-shaking scandal, they could change sides.)
If the party wanted the superdelegates to merely ratify the voters' choice, the party wouldn't have superdelegates in the first place. The superdelegate system is set up to allow party leaders and elected officials to anoint the best possible candidate, which could ultimately mean Obama, even if Clinton is the leading vote-getter, or Clinton in the opposite scenario, or even somebody outside the process right now. They're unlikely, but those are scenarios the superdelegate system was established to handle.
Let me be clear: I'm not defending the superdelegate system. Democrats can, and probably should, put it up for redefinition after this election. This particular configuration has never before been tested in a close race, and the fact that there's this much contention and confusion would seem to indicate there's something wrong with it. I also think it would be a disaster if there is a clear popular vote and pledged delegate leader come convention time, but the votes of party bosses selected the other candidate. Still, this is the system the party designed and that party leaders ratified to govern this election. And it's hardly the only anti-democratic (small-D) element of our democracy.
We've got many institutions that are designed to check the power of a raw voting majority, from the U.S. Senate to the Electoral College. We've also got a crazy patchwork system of primaries and caucuses governed by totally different rules, as well as Texas's now utterly crucial primary-plus-caucus. Some of those state systems try to balance out urban power by giving extra delegate muscle to non-urban areas, as in Nevada (which gave Obama more delegates than his raw popular vote totals would have); others, like California and Texas, potentially give more delegates to dense, Democrat-rich Congressional districts. Most states' rules have never mattered much nationally because most states' primaries and caucuses didn't matter; now they do matter, in all their eccentricity, in this close race, and they should all come in for some closer attention when this is over.
But claiming that there's one clear way for superdelegates to vote is either naïve or dishonest. The Obama campaign seems to know this, even if many supporters, most notably MoveOn.org, are acting as though superdelegates must support the pledged-delegate winner. Obama's remarks have shaded towards the point of view that superdelegates should support the voters' choice, while his campaign manager, David Axelrod, has said they should vote for the person they think is best. As with most things, Obama's campaign has played the media and expectations game better than the Clinton campaign, succeeding in having it both ways, and leaving itself open to making whichever argument fits its circumstances best in August. Advantage, again, Obama. But August is a long way off.
Joan Walsh is the author of "What's the Matter With White People: Finding Our Way in the Next America."
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LAS VEGAS (AP) NBA owners reached no decision Tuesday on whether to move next year's All-Star Game from Charlotte because of North Carolina's law limiting protections for LGBT people.
Commissioner Adam Silver said, however, that the league realizes a decision has to come fairly quickly. He said once again that the law is inconsistent with the values of the league, and he was disappointed North Carolina legislators didn't modify it enough to make the discussion moot.
Silver said owners had a long discussion about the February game and whether the league and its players could celebrate basketball in a state where some people don't have equal rights.


Time for a shameful admission. To this day I've not watched the original Fright Night. Even though I missed it (please, I was 5 years old in good ol' 1985), it was one of those films I remember being around and part of that was due to that magnificent hand drawn poster featuring the ghoulish vampire face hovering above a house.
Skip forward to 2012, posters are now mostly photoshopped, nowhere near as effective and I'm now a cynical, grumpy 32 year old man, most likely to sneer at modern teenage vampire flicks than embrace them.
You can thank Twilight for that. As romantic as it may be, I can't get past the sparkling vampires (that and Ed Cullen's trademark emo frown thing that Pattison does) and quite frankly, I'm insulted that anyone would consider the twilight series a true vampire flick.
A feeling that happens to be clearly shared by one of the main characters in Fright Night and an early line that quite effectively grabbed my attention.
What Fright Night does best, is remind us that vampires are actually bloodsucking bastards and not misunderstood romantic teenagers.
Set in a small town just outside of Las Vegas, Anton Yelchin plays Charley Brewster, a typical teenager who suspects his next door neighbour, Jerry Danridge (Colin Farrell) may or may not be a blood thirsty vampire.
There's a certain whiff of The Lost Boys about Fright Night and it isn't until David Tennant turns up as the flamboyantly theatrical self professed vampire expert Peter Vincent does the film really begin to take it's own shape.
One of things that impressed me most with Fright Night was the camera work, particularly during a chase sequence shot all in one take from within a fleeing car, an impressive feat that I've not seen since The Children of Men.
There's also some imaginative use with the mythology of vampires and the way they don't reflect, with one shot showing a security guard attacked by an invisible to CCTV vampire.
The cast are all enjoyable to watch too. Anton Yelchin is suitable as the concerned teenager, David Tennant does his best Russell Brand impression as the borderline drunk Peter Vincent and Colin Farrell balances menace and charm perfectly as Jerry.
With a witty screenplay from Marti Noxon (from Buffy The Vampire Slayer fame) Fright Night is a worthy piece of comedy horror.
While never quite reaching the heights that it aims for, there are plenty of moments that will bring a smile to your face and Fright Night provides the perfect alternative to those fed up with sparkling vampires.


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AJA Ki Pro Mini Used With Panavision Genesis Camera by Cinematographer Haskell Wexler to Capture Endeavour's LAX Landing
AJA Ki Pro Mini Used With Panavision Genesis Camera by Legendary Cinematographer Haskell Wexler to Capture Endeavour's LAX Landing For Documentary Production
Acclaimed cinematographer Haskell Wexler, ASC/SOC, served as a camera operator who employed Ki Pro Mini portable digital video recorders from AJA Video Systems to capture the landing of the Endeavour Space Shuttle at LAX Airport in Los Angeles, CA. The footage, along with footage captured of the shuttle's journey through the streets of Los Angeles on October 12-13, will be incorporated into Endeavour's Final Journey, a documentary project spearheaded by producer David Knight, to accompany the forthcoming Endeavour exhibit at the California Science Center (CSC).
"With no budget and a tight timeline, a tapeless workflow seemed like the best fit for this project, and we knew that Ki Pro Mini would give us an ideal recording setup. They're easy to deploy and use – plus all of our camera assistants had good experiences working with them," shared Mark August, SOC, Second Unit DP on Endeavour's Final Journey. "Once we took delivery of the Ki Pro Minis, we were able to get them up and running straight out of the box within five minutes."
Ki Pro Minis were mounted to three Panavision Genesis Cameras using Noga Arms. Wexler served as one of the camera operators, and was positioned near the flight line in preparation for the arrival of the Endeavour Shuttle riding atop a Boeing 747. Apple ProRes 422 footage of the landing was recorded to the Ki Pro Minis and sent to Deluxe who is donating their services to compile, edit and archive all of the material captured for use in the documentary.
August added, "Having a portable, reliable solution like Ki Pro Mini was instrumental to completing this phase of the project. All of the footage was instantly edit-ready, straight off the drives. We're looking forward to using the recorders again for the next phase of the project, which will cover Endeavour's complex journey through LA to its new home."
On October 12, 2012, Endeavour will be removed from its hangar at LAX and onto a 79-foot transporter with 92 independently operated wheels in preparation for its final trip home. Volunteer camera operators from SOC will again employ AJA Ki Pro Minis to document the Shuttle as it hits the streets of LA and travels to its ultimate destination – the CSC, where it will remain permanently on exhibit.
AJA President Nick Rashby shared, "Endeavour's final journey is one that will go down in the history books, and this documentary will give generations to come an accurate account of the complexities involved in the shuttle's final mission. We're thrilled to support the Society of Camera Operators and the California Science Center on such an admirable production. It's truly exciting to see our technology be a part of this historic undertaking."
STS 134: Endeavour's last mission to SpaceStation on 16 May 2011
NASA Orbiter Fleet: Endeavour
Authorization to construct the fifth Space Shuttle orbiter as a replacement for Challenger was granted by Congress on August 1, 1987. Endeavour (OV-105) first arrived at KSC's Shuttle Landing Facility May 7,1991, atop NASA's new Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (NASA 911). The space agency's newest orbiter began flight operations in 1992 on mission STS-49, the Intelsat VI repair mission.
Endeavour is named after the first ship commanded by 18th century British explorer James Cook. On its maiden voyage in 1768, Cook sailed into the South Pacific and around Tahiti to observe the passage of Venus between the Earth and the Sun. During another leg of the journey, Cook discovered New Zealand, surveyed Australia and navigated the Great Barrier Reef.
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Since 1993, AJA Video has been a leading manufacturer of high-quality and cost-effective digital video interface, conversion and desktop solutions supporting the professional broadcast and post-production markets. With headquarters in Grass Valley, California, AJA maintains an extensive sales channel of dealers and systems integrators around the world.
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package com.apptentive.android.sdk.module.engagement.logic;

import com.apptentive.android.sdk.ApptentiveLog;
import com.apptentive.android.sdk.util.IndentPrinter;

import org.json.JSONArray;
import org.json.JSONException;
import org.json.JSONObject;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;

import static com.apptentive.android.sdk.ApptentiveLogTag.INTERACTIONS;

/**
 * @author Sky Kelsey
 */
public class LogicalClause implements Clause {

	private final String operatorName;
	private final LogicalOperator operator;
	private final List<Clause> children;

	protected LogicalClause(String key, Object value) throws JSONException {
		operatorName = key.trim();
		operator = LogicalOperator.parse(operatorName);
		children = new ArrayList<>();
		ApptentiveLog.v(INTERACTIONS, "  + LogicalClause of type \"%s\"", operatorName);
		if (value instanceof JSONArray) {
			JSONArray jsonArray = (JSONArray) value;
			for (int i = 0; i < jsonArray.length(); i++) {
				JSONObject child = (JSONObject) jsonArray.get(i);
				children.add(ClauseParser.parse(null, child));
			}
		} else if (value instanceof JSONObject) {
			JSONObject jsonObject = (JSONObject) value;
			Iterator<String> it = jsonObject.keys();
			while (it.hasNext()) {
				String currentKey = it.next();
				if (!jsonObject.isNull(currentKey)) {
					children.add(ClauseParser.parse(currentKey, jsonObject.get(currentKey)));
				} else {
					children.add(ClauseParser.parse(currentKey, null));
				}
			}
		} else {
			ApptentiveLog.w(INTERACTIONS, "Unrecognized LogicalClause: %s", value.toString());
		}
	}

	@Override
	public boolean evaluate(FieldManager fieldManager, IndentPrinter printer) {
		// to compress logs we 'inline' single $and operators
		boolean printOperator = !LogicalOperator.$and.equals(operator) || children.size() > 1;
		if (printOperator) {
			printer.print("- %s:", operator.name());
			printer.startBlock();
		}
		try {
			return evaluateOperator(fieldManager, printer);
		} finally {
			if (printOperator) {
				printer.endBlock();
			}
		}
	}

	private boolean evaluateOperator(FieldManager fieldManager, IndentPrinter printer) {
		if (operator == LogicalOperator.$and) {
			for (Clause clause : children) {
				boolean ret = clause.evaluate(fieldManager, printer);
				if (!ret) {
					return false;
				}
			}
			return true;
		}

		if (operator == LogicalOperator.$or) {
			for (Clause clause : children) {
				boolean ret = clause.evaluate(fieldManager, printer);
				if (ret) {
					return true;
				}
			}
			return false;
		}

		if (operator == LogicalOperator.$not) {
			if (children.size() != 1) {
				throw new IllegalArgumentException("$not condition must have exactly one child, has ." + children.size());
			}
			Clause clause = children.get(0);
			boolean ret = clause.evaluate(fieldManager, printer);
			return !ret;
		}

		// Unsupported
		ApptentiveLog.v(INTERACTIONS, "Unsupported operation: \"%s\" => false", operatorName);
		ApptentiveLog.v(INTERACTIONS, "  - </%s>", operator.name());
		return false;
	}
}

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The UFC makes its fourth visit to Atlanta with Saturday's UFC 236, and in an unprecedented occurrence, the card is headlined by two interim title fights.
In the main event, UFC featherweight champion Max Holloway moves up to lightweight to face Dustin Poirier for the interim lightweight crown. This is a rematch of a 2012 bout that was contested at 145 pounds. Poirier won the first meeting between these two by first-round submission, but a lot has changed since that first contest.
In the co-main event, Kelvin Gastelumand Israel Adesanya face off to decide the interim middleweight champion.
Here are eight burning questions about the fight card.


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Basketball world cup 2014 will be taking place in Spain starting from 30th August 2014 and the matches to be played on Barcelona, Madird, Sevilla, Barakaldo, Las Palmas and Granada. There will be 24 teams taking More...
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Basking on the Brink
An "unholy" river in India may be the last, best hope for one of the world's largest and most imperiled crocodilians.
To protect a rare Central Asian goat—and the snow leopards that depend on it—conservationists are turning to an unlikely ally: trophy hunters.
Forgotten but not Gone: The Pacific Fisher
Facing new threats—including toxins from illegal marijuana grows—the fate of this little-known mammal hangs in the balance.
Dancing for Their Lives
To cultivate long-lasting pair bonds, red-crowned cranes perform an intricate—and stunningly graceful—pas de deux.
Guardian of the Cotton-top
The landscape architect who became the unlikely steward of Colombia's critically endangered one-pound monkey
Darwin's Fox
His finches may be more famous, but this small fox also helped Darwin develop his revolutionary theory of evolution.
A Fragile Balance
An endangered Texas salamander hangs on thanks to a grab bag of protective laws. But will rampant development and a Trump administration spell its doom?
In Search of Suckers
An endangered fish makes a comeback in the Grand Canyon's depths—but will the razorback sucker stick around?
The Return of Jaws
A brave fisherman drags a mighty fish-out-of-water back to the relative safety of the sea.
Fishing Cat's Cradle
Under the watchful eye of a local conservation biologist, the world's only wetland cat eeks out a strange existence in some of Southeast Asia's most heavily fragmented habitats.
Hell-bent on Survival
Despite growing environmental threats, North America's largest—and weirdest—salamander fights on.
Land of the Leopards
The world's rarest cats are rebounding in Russia, thanks to the creation of a new national park.


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Showsec renews with SMG Europe
Showsec will continue to provide security and crowd management services to eight UK SMG venues, including the new Bonus Arena in Hull
By Jon Chapple on 07 Jan 2019
Showsec has handled security for Manchester Arena since 1995
image © Karin Albinsson
Showsec has renewed its contract with the UK's leading arena operator, SMG Europe, for a further five years.
The deal – which follows on from a previous five-year contract signed in February 2013 – will see Showsec providing security and crowd management services across eight SMG-run sites, including Manchester Arena (21,000-cap.), Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre (8,500-cap.), Metro Radio Arena (11,000-cap.), First Direct Arena (13,500-cap.), Baths Hall (1,024-cap.), York Barbican (1,900-cap.), Bridgewater Hall (2,341-cap.) and the recently opened Bonus Arena (3,500-cap.) in Hull.
Showsec will also look after the Event Complex Aberdeen (TECA), a new £333 million conference, exhibition and event venue opening in Scotland next year.
The companies' relationship dates back to 1995, when SMG was contracted to provide security for the then-new Manchester Arena. Both SMG and Showsec were singled out for praise by Lord Kerslake for their respective roles in the aftermath of the Manchester Arena bombing in May 2017.
"We're delighted to renew our contract with SMG, a company Showsec has grown up with"
John Sharkey, executive VP of SMG's European operations, comments: "The security and crowd management dynamic is forever changing, and Showsec's ability to manage to stay ahead of the curve with its training and recruitment programmes is part of our decision to continue with our long relationship.
"I'm reassured that these venues and their visitors are in the very best hands."
"We're delighted to renew our contract with SMG, a company Showsec has grown up with, and to continue refining and delivering a contemporary customer service across the SMG portfolio," adds Showsec managing director Mark Harding.
"The Bonus Arena is an exciting new element in the equation, bringing the biggest performances to Hull on the back of its hugely successful year as city of culture. We are equally as excited for TECA's opening, too."
Ticketmaster returns to SMG Europe venues
SMG Europe, which operates arenas in the UK, Poland and Germany, has rekindled its relationship with Ticketmaster following a spell spent with CTS Eventim
SMG Europe awarded contract for new AECC
The UK's largest venue operator has taken over a ten-year lease on the Aberdeen arena, due to reopen after a £333m redevelopment in 2019
SMG Europe to manage current AECC too
SMG, already announced as the operator of the new Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre, will also run the existing venue until its closure
BPM expands to Europe with Portuguese festival
The Mexican dance music titan has announced dates and the location for its debut European event, although a planned Brazilian festival remains postponed
VenueNext heads for Europe with $15m investment
The venue-management software developer has raised US$15m in series-B financing as it looks to expand its operations beyond the United States
London airport to host music festival
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Houston, one of the nation's least segregated cities.
"The results of a Census data study conducted by the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research revealed that segregation in urban areas has gone down nationwide, with Chicago experiencing the second-largest declines," the Huffington Post reported last week. "But the study, titled 'The End of the Segregated Century,' also found that Chicago remains the most racially segregated city in the country."
So I know it came as a shock to many of us in Chicago when the Huffington Post trumpted the news this week that, yet again, Census data reveals that Chicago is the most segregated of the major American cities. Those of you who live in Englewood or Lincoln Park are probably extra surprised, as no doubt you imagined you were living in a post-racial, multi-cultural fantasia. I'm pretty sure we can file this news item under "Duh."
But here's something: Guess what the least segregated city is? You're probably thinking like New York, or maybe Miami. But it's Houston. Followed by Dallas. I know it's easy to be a little bit prejudiced against Texas, just, you know, on reflex, but honestly, I secretly love Houston.


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Dangers of Rodents in Virginia
It's a challenge to stay healthy during the winter, especially with the prevalence of the flu and common colds. On top of worrying about your health during this time of year, rodents pose a threat to properties and families during the colder months. Rodents invade an estimated 21 million homes in the U.S. every winter, and an infestation can cause more than just a headache for homeowners. There are many dangers of rodents in Virginia: these pesky creatures are unsightly, populate quickly, and can cause serious damage to your property. When it comes to dealing with rodents, the real concern is that these pests can spread diseases and cause serious property damage once inside.
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Illnesses caused by rats and mice
The accumulation of feces from mice and rats can spread bacteria, contaminate food sources, and trigger allergic reactions in humans. Worse than that, however, is the fact that their feces are capable of transmitting certain dangerous illnesses, such as:
Hantavirus: Hantavirus is a potentially life-threatening disease transmitted to humans by rodents—primarily, the white-footed deer mouse. People become infected through exposure or inhalation of infected rodent urine, droppings or saliva, and the chances increase when people are near spaces where rodents are actively living. Anyone who comes into contact with this may also experience headaches, dizziness, chills and abdominal problems.
Bubonic Plague: Also known as the "Black Death", the Plague is a highly contagious and often deadly disease notorious for killing one-third of the European population during the Middle Ages. Plague is usually spread by the bite of an infected rodent flea and can cause fever, headache, and painfully swollen lymph nodes.
Salmonellosis: Salmonellosis is a type of food poisoning spread by rodent feces, especially through the consumption of contaminated food. Symptoms include diarrhea, fever, and abdominal pain.
Rat-Bite Fever: Rat-bite fever (RBF) is a potentially fatal infectious disease spread by infected rodents or the consumption of food contaminated by rodents. The CDC says that symptoms usually occur 3-10 days after exposure to an infected source and include fever, vomiting, headaches, rash, and muscle pain.
Professional rodent control services
Bottom line, there are many dangers of rodents in Virginia to keep in mind. Homeowners should look at prevention as the first line of defense against these pests and take steps to keep them out of the home. If an infestation is suspected, Ehrlich Pest Control, formerly Connor's can offer the expertise and knowledge to treat the problem. We are proud to use IPM methods to prevent rats and mice from bringing any diseases into your home throughout the year.
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Thanks for visiting! You're sweet. Mike's TV credits include Blackish, The Goldbergs, Modern Family, Chelsea Lately, The Mentalist, Law & Order, Conan O'Brien, After Lately, Hello Ross, Monk, voice of NFL Replay, he does a bunch of commercials & is heard on KCRW & SuperEgo podcast. More? Ok! Co-founder of NYC sketch comedy group The Bert Fershners on Comedy Central, MTV, VH-1, The Edinburgh Fringe, Aspen, Montreal's Just For Laughs, etc. Recent live improv: Impro L.A. "Unscripted" series: improvised Chekhov, Twilight Zone, Shakespeare, Western Movie and Jane Austen. Also, SciFi Mission: Star Mission, Mannerhouse Manor, The High: An Improvised Teen Drama & guest w/ The Resistance, Old Milwaukee, Catsby, Red Bicyclette, Musicale. Still more? He's been performing, teaching/coaching improv for 20+ years in NYC & L.A. a founding member/artistic director of Madison, WI Theater Sports, producer/artistic director NYC's ComedySportz; but come on, that's enough for now.


What is the Writers Guild?
The Writers Guild of America, East is a labor union of thousands of creative professionals who create digital media (writing, video, podcasts, photo and more), television and motion pictures. For decades the Writers Guild has been essential in fighting for better standards in working conditions, compensation, and the respect of dignity of members. Our mission is to build a community of creative professionals with the willingness to support each other and the power to secure fair industry standards.
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A new symbolic landmark of UNIST will be soon installed on campus. The main theme of this landmark represents "Face the Future'.
A new symbolic landmark of UNIST will be unveiled to the public in mid-March, 2018.
UNIST will soon have a new symbolic landmark.
The design of this massive 20-meter high and 40-meter wide stainless steel sculpture has been proposed by Professor Yunwoo Jeong in the School of Design and Human Engineering at UNIST. The main theme of this new landmark represents "Face the Future'.
The construction work on the site has been going on for sometime now and the major installation of "Face the Future" will take place in mid-March. Once completed, this brand-new landmark will stand at the center of the lower traffic circle, located at the access road to Route 24.
The design concept of 'Face the Future' by Professor YeonWoo Jeong in the School of Design and Human Engineering at UNIST.
This splendid sculpture has a large round-shaped LED display on its front side and LED scrolling message boards, known as Talk Ring on the lower part of the sculpture. The top display can be used to present various media artworks, which express University Identity (UI) and vision, while the bottom displays serve as a great tool for communicating important information, such as major school events and academic notifications.
The sculpture symbolizes the face of UNIST, the 'First Mover who leads the world with innovation and advanced technology for the prosperity of humankind.
'Face the Future', a new symbolic landmark of UNIST, is lit up at night.


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Matt Smith leaving 'Doctor Who' at end of 2013
By By Curt Wagner and @ShowPatrol
RedEye |
Matt Smith will turn in his Sonic Screwdriver and leave "Doctor Who" at the end of 2013. (ADRIAN ROGERS / BBC)
"Doctor Who" star Matt Smith will leave the role at the end of this year, BBC announced Saturday.
After four years as the Time Lord and appearing in the 50th anniversary special set to air Nov. 23 on BBC America, Smith's 11th Doctor will regenerate into the 12th during the 2013 Christmas special. The BBC statement said Smith's "spectacular exit" would be "kept tightly under wraps."
"'Doctor Who' has been the most brilliant experience for me as an actor and a bloke, and that largely is down to the cast, crew and fans of the show. I'm incredibly grateful," the 30-year-old actor said in a statement.
"It's been an honor to play this part, to follow the legacy of brilliant actors, and helm the TARDIS for a spell with 'the ginger, the nose and the impossible one.' But when ya gotta go, ya gotta go and Trenzalore calls," Smith said.
Smith, who is the youngest actor to play the Doctor, took over from David Tennant in 2010. In "The Eleventh Hour," his newly-regenerated Doctor crashed the TARDIS into the yard of a young Scottish girl named Amy Pond (Karen Gillan) who would later become his companion. Her boyfriend, Rory Williams (Arthur Darvill), would later join they adventures.
In Smith's most recent adventure, "The Name of the Doctor," the Time Lord visited his own grave on the planet Trenzalore with his latest companion, Clara Oswald (Jenna Louise-Coleman). At the end of that episode--spoiler ahead!--they met what appeared to be another version of the Doctor, played John Hurt.
It's not clear if Hurt is the new Doctor, but probably not. (Smith's hasn't regenerated, after all.) There are a ton of theories concerning Hurt, including that he's playing the actual First Doctor (before William Hartnell), or maybe the true Ninth Doctor (between Paul McGann's Eight and Christopher Eccleston's Nine, the one who fought the Time War), or the Valeyard.
Whatever the case with Hurt's Doctor, we'll have to wait for the 50th anniversary special to get that answer. But two out of three of those scenarios would make Smith's Time Lord the 12th Doctor, not the 11th. As many "Who" fans know, Time Lords only get 12 regenerations, so "Who" lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat has some tricky scripts ahead. (Moffat may have set up one possible escape from the problem in the episode "Let's Kill Hitler," when River Song gave the Doctor all her remanning regenerations.)
Saturday's announcement of Smith's exit already has sparked an uproar online, not to mention speculation about his replacement.
"Somewhere out there right now--all unknowing, just going about their business--is someone who's about to become the Doctor," Moffat said in the statement. "A life is going to change, and Doctor Who will be born all over again. After 50 years, that's still so exciting."
Let me throw one suggestion out there: How about "Game of Thrones" star and Coleman's boyfriend, Richard Madden, who has told me he'd be interested in appearing on the show.
"I'd love to be in 'Doctor Who.' It's one of my favorite shows. I love that thing," he said last year after it was announced Coleman would be joining the series. "I think I was more excited than she was [when she got the role]. I was like, 'What?!'"
Who do you think should be the new Doctor? Will you miss Smith and the 11th Doctor? Read the full statement's from Smith and Moffat below.
"Doctor Who has been the most brilliant experience for me as an actor and a bloke, and that largely is down to the cast, crew and fans of the show. I'm incredibly grateful to all the cast and crew who work tirelessly every day, to realize all the elements of the show and deliver Doctor Who to the audience. Many of them have become good friends and I'm incredibly proud of what we have achieved over the last four years.
Having Steven Moffat as showrunner write such varied, funny, mind-bending and brilliant scripts has been one of the greatest and most rewarding challenges of my career. It's been a privilege and a treat to work with Steven, he's a good friend and will continue to shape a brilliant world for the Doctor.
The fans of Doctor Who around the world are unlike any other; they dress up, shout louder, know more about the history of the show (and speculate more about the future of the show) in a way that I've never seen before, your dedication is truly remarkable. Thank you so very much for supporting my incarnation of the Time Lord, number Eleven, who I might add is not done yet, I'm back for the 50th anniversary and the Christmas special!
It's been an honor to play this part, to follow the legacy of brilliant actors, and helm the TARDIS for a spell with 'the ginger, the nose and the impossible one'. But when ya gotta go, ya gotta go and Trenzalore calls. Thank you guys. Matt."
"Every day, on every episode, in every set of rushes, Matt Smith surprised me: the way he'd turn a line, or spin on his heels, or make something funny, or out of nowhere make me cry, I just never knew what was coming next. The Doctor can be clown and hero, often at the same time, and Matt rose to both challenges magnificently. And even better than that, given the pressures of this extraordinary show, he is one of the nicest and hardest-working people I have ever had the privilege of knowing. Whatever we threw at him--sometimes literally--his behavior was always worthy of the Doctor.
But great actors always know when it's time for the curtain call, so this Christmas prepare for your hearts to break, as we say goodbye to number Eleven. Thank you Matt--bow ties were never cooler.
Of course, this isn't the end of the story, because now the search begins. Somewhere out there right now--all unknowing, just going about their business--is someone who's about to become the Doctor. A life is going to change, and Doctor Who will be born all over again! After 50 years, that's still so exciting!"
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