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Q: Quando digito 1 ele não faz as perguntas dnv, e não consigo arrumar isso Quando o usuário escolhe continuar (opção 1) não esta aparecendo para digitar os lados do triângulo novamente
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main()
{
    int x, y ,z, o;

    printf ("Informe o valor do primeiro lado: ");
    scanf ("%i", &x);
    printf ("Informe o valor do segundo lado: ");
    scanf ("%i", &y);
    printf ("Informe o valor do terceiro lado: ");
    scanf ("%i", &z);

    if ( x == y && x == z)
    {
        printf ("Esse é um triângulo EQUILÁTERO.");
    }
    else if ( x == y && x != z || x == z && x != y){
        printf ("Esse é um triângulo ISÓSCELES.");
    }
    else if ( x != y && x != z && y != z){
        printf ("Esse é um triângulo ESCALENO.");
    }

    while (o != 2){
        printf ("\nDigite 1 para CONTINUAR \nDigite 2 para SAIR");
        scanf ("%i", &o);
    }
    system ("pause");
}

A: Dentro do while não tem perguntas
while (o != 2){
   printf ("\nDigite 1 para CONTINUAR \nDigite 2 para SAIR");
   scanf ("%i", &o);
}

Você tem que coloca seu 'digitar os lados do triângulo' dentro do while:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main(){

    int x, y ,z, o;

    while (o != 2){  /// ; verifica se continua
        printf ("Informe o valor do primeiro lado: ");
        scanf ("%i", &x);
        printf ("Informe o valor do segundo lado: ");
        scanf ("%i", &y);
        printf ("Informe o valor do terceiro lado: ");
        scanf ("%i", &z);

        if ( x == y && x == z){
            printf ("Esse é um triângulo EQUILÁTERO.");
        }
        else if ( (x == y && x != z) || (x == z && x != y) ){
            printf ("Esse é um triângulo ISÓSCELES.");
        }
        else
        if ( x != y && x != z && y != z){
            printf ("Esse é um triângulo ESCALENO.");
        }
        printf ("\nDigite 1 para CONTINUAR \nDigite 2 para SAIR");
        scanf ("%i", &o);

    } /// ; fim do loop
    system ("pause");
}

Veja o código funcionando no repl.it
Agora note que o while já começa verificando se ele deve entrar no loop. Como na sua logica ele tem que entrar no while pelo menos 1 vez uma melhor opção seria usar o do-while que faz essa checagem no final do loop, veja o código abaixo:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main(){

    int x, y ,z, o;

    do{  /// ; inicio do loop
        printf ("Informe o valor do primeiro lado: ");
        scanf ("%i", &x);
        printf ("Informe o valor do segundo lado: ");
        scanf ("%i", &y);
        printf ("Informe o valor do terceiro lado: ");
        scanf ("%i", &z);

        if ( x == y && x == z){
            printf ("Esse é um triângulo EQUILÁTERO.");
        }
        else if ( (x == y && x != z) || (x == z && x != y) ){
            printf ("Esse é um triângulo ISÓSCELES.");
        }
        else
        if ( x != y && x != z && y != z){
            printf ("Esse é um triângulo ESCALENO.");
        }
        printf ("\nDigite 1 para CONTINUAR \nDigite 2 para SAIR");
        scanf ("%i", &o);

    }while (o != 2); /// ; verifica se continua

    system ("pause");
}

Veja o código funcionando no repl.it

Referencia: while, do-while()

A: Olá, para a lógica funcionar coloque tudo dentro de um do{}while();
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main(){

int x, y ,z, o;

do{
  printf ("Informe o valor do primeiro lado: ");
  scanf ("%i", &x);
  printf ("Informe o valor do segundo lado: ");
  scanf ("%i", &y);
  printf ("Informe o valor do terceiro lado: ");
  scanf ("%i", &z);
  if ( x == y && x == z){
    printf ("Esse é um triângulo EQUILÁTERO.");
  }
  else
  if ( (x == y && x != z) || (x == z && x != y)){
   printf ("Esse é um triângulo ISÓSCELES.");
  }
  else
  if ( x != y && x != z && y != z){
   printf ("Esse é um triângulo ESCALENO.");
  }
  printf ("\nDigite 1 para CONTINUAR \nDigite 2 para SAIR");
  scanf ("%i", &o);
 } while (o != 2);
 system ("pause");
 }


This year's King of the Hammers UTV race was my sixth. King of the Hammers has always been a test of man and machine, but last year, Dave Cole, owner of King of the Hammers & Ultra4 Racing, pushed the difficulty level to such an extreme that only three UTVs finished (less than 10%).
Not hands-free. Blake had to use one of his hands to talk with me.
We had to transmit via radio just to talk. Even in the car!
In 2014, Blake and I switched seats and we were both eager to make communication easier. While at the 2013 Sand Sports Super Show, I stopped by Rugged Radios to learn more about their wireless helmet kits. After getting the low down on the bluetooth capabilities from Nick and Lance, I knew this was a must-have for King of the Hammers.
The installation is pretty straightforward. The Wireless Intercom Adaptor Box is mounted in the vehicle connected to 12 volt power and ground. Then it is connected to the intercom via 5-Pin Intercom Cable. You can also plug your hard-wired helmet cable into the adapter and run that back so you can run either wireless or hard-wired.
The Helmet Kit adaptor box is either clipped onto your clothing, or I actually used velcro to mount it directly to my helmet. Your existing helmet communication plug goes directly into the adaptor box. If your car is hard-wired to the intercom as well, it is as easy as swapping plugs.
To fire up the system, there are a few steps to pair the Wireless Intercom Adaptor Box to the Helmet Kit adaptor box. This only has to be done the first time the system is used. From then on, it is as simple as turning on the helmet adaptor and waiting a few seconds for the unit to connect up via bluetooth.
Talking with Driver While Winching – Hands Free!
On race day at the 2014 King of the Hammers UTV Race, I used the hard-wired setup for the first 52 miles until we hit the main pit. The rock crawling sections were coming up and I wanted to be ready. We broke a front axle at the bottom of Aftershock and limped up Aftershock and Highway 19/20 in three-wheel drive until we got to the pit. We probably winched 10 times, plus guiding through the rocks with hands-free communication worked great.
This system is key for any race situation where the co-dog needs to be out of the vehicle like King of the Hammers. I don't see it being necessary for short course or desert racing.
Intercom takes a split second longer to queue up so Blake would miss part of the first word sometimes.


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Concentration in Creative Writing
Concentration in Literary Studies
Concentration in Professional Writing
Melinda McBee Orzulak
Associate Professor and Coordinator of English Education
Bradley Hall 352
mmcbeeorzulak@bradley.edu
Ph.D., English and Education, University of Michigan
Melinda McBee Orzulak earned her Ph.D. as part of the Joint Program in English and Education at the University of Michigan, with a dissertation that offered ways to support new teachers in enacting linguistically informed principles that promote equitable learning.
Before graduate school at the University of Michigan, Dr. McBee Orzulak worked as a classroom teacher and department chair at secondary schools in Chicago, Boston, and Kansas City where she was inspired to explore the intersections between power and language in effective teaching interactions. She earned her master's degree from Tufts University as an Urban Teacher Training Collaborative intern and a bachelor's degree from Gordon College in English language, literature, and gender studies as a Kenneth L. Pike interdisciplinary honors scholar. She also holds a current Illinois standard secondary teaching certificate in English language arts, journalism, and sociology.
Dr. McBee Orzulak's fields of interest include English education methods, writing teacher education, supporting linguistically diverse students in ELA classrooms and young adult literature.
She teaches courses in English and education, including English education methods, young adult literature, the teaching of writing, Grammar for Teachers, composition theory, and professional writing. She also has experience supervising student teaching and field-based seminars.
Dr. McBee Orzulak's scholarship focuses on the intersections of linguistic and interactional awareness in English education, specifically in effective writing pedagogy.
To share her scholarship, Dr. McBee Orzulak values writing for both scholarly and practitioner audiences. She coauthored Taking Initiative on Writing: A Guide for Instructional Leaders (NCTE and NASSP, 2010). She also has published in English Journal, Reading Research Quarterly, and The Cambridge Guide for Second Language Teacher Education. As a writer for the James R. Squire Office of Policy Research of the National Council of Teachers of English, she contributed to eight policy briefs published in the Council Chronicle, including Adolescent Literacy, English Language Learners, and 21st-Century Literacies: http://www.ncte.org/policy-research/briefs.
Dr. McBee Orzulak shares her scholarship at regional, national and international meetings and conferences, including the Conference on English Education, the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE), Illinois Association of Teachers of English, and American Educational Research Association. She especially enjoys working with English-Teaching majors as they share their research at conferences and colloquia.
Dr. McBee Orzulak coordinates English Education Committee. Off campus, she serves on the Board of Program Reviewers for the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Educator Preparation (CAEP/NCTE). An active member of NCTE and CEE, she has conducted webinars for instructional leaders focused on writing initiatives and contributed as a member of the CEE Commission on Writing Teacher Education.

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Cloverfield (2008)
Directed by: Matt Reeves
Starring: Jessica Lucas, Lizzy Caplan, Michael Stahl-David, Michael-Stahl David, Odette Yustman, T.J. Miller
Genres: Action, Mystery, Sci-fi, Thriller
All mistakes 1 audio problem2 continuity mistakes2 factual errors1 other mistake1 revealing mistake Order by popularity Order chronologically Significant dates Titles starting with C
Factual error: During the scene where everyone runs outside, the Statue of Liberty head crashes into the street. The head is scaled too small and its size can be compared to the people taking pictures. In real life the statue head is large enough for people to walk into (17' from chin to cranium).
frecklejam
Audio problem: When the Statue of Liberty's head strikes the top of a distant building before landing in the street, sight and sound are simultaneous. There should have been an audible lag in the sound due to the speed of sound being only about 1000 feet per second. The absence of this lag would be acceptable in most movies but is inconsistent with the amateur home movie theme of Cloverfield.
Continuity mistake: In the scene where Hud, Jason, and Rob are hiding in the grocery store, you can see several items toppled over on the shelves above Jason's head. When the lights start to flicker, you notice almost all the objects are now standing upright, only to be toppled over again. (00:21:45)
Continuity mistake: In the scene where Rob is walking on the street in the direction of Beth's apartment (just after leaving the electronics store), you see on the right-hand side of the street the orange framework of a store front. There are parked cars there, including a black Chevy Malibu followed by a white Mercedes, which Rob stands in front of as he points towards the military on the next block. Two scenes later they are (briefly) walking the opposite direction on the same street, which would be away from Beth's apartment. The orange framework is now on the left side and the direction of the parked vehicles is reversed. The black Malibu and white Mercedes are in different positions (as are the other cars on the street). I don't know New York City, so I don't know if the buildings in the background are different. Also, a man in a yellow shirt and tan pants runs past them in both scenes. It is the same man both times.
Factual error: In the first scene where the Army attacks the monster, the first tank that rolls by is actually a British FV-433 Abbot self-propelled gun made during the Vietnam war years, not an M109 Paladin which most people believe. (Paladin has a longer gun barrel, and has rear turret overhang.) And a few seconds later we see, next to the M1 Abrams, what appears to be an MLRS system firing, but is actually some kind of truck with a multiple rocket launcher, much like the Russian BM21, not the U.S. tracked MLRS system or the M1097 Avenger (which I originally thought it was).
Revealing mistake: As Rob, Hud, and Lily are rescuing Beth from her apartment, the view outside the window is tilted roughly 45°. This is due to Beth's apartment building being partially collapsed against another building, demonstrated previously by an exterior shot. However, the characters are moving within the apartment with no difficulty or apparent change in gravity, even though they should be struggling to remain upright in a significantly tilted apartment. This makes it clear that the scene outside has been added using chroma key technology, and the camera has simply been tilted to create the illusion that they are on an angle. (01:01:30 - 01:01:52)
madsmedia
Other mistake: When the initial attack happens, it shows a gradual blackout of the city. Yet in all the following scenes, the lights are on.
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[Seeing Beth's building badly damaged, leaning against another tower.]
Hud: Please tell me she lives on the ground floor.
Rob Hawkins: 37th.
Hud: Shit.
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Trivia: In the Audio Commentary the Director shares that when Steven Spielberg watched the film before it was complete, he came up with the idea of the helicopter radio explaining "If you can hear the sirens, you're in the blast zone" and the sirens ringing at the end.
More trivia for Cloverfield
Question: I was wondering, and I've seen the movie, do Rob and Beth live? And will there be a number 2?
Answer: Whilst they have made a second film, 10 Cloverfield Lane, it does not have much, if anything at all, to do with the first film. So we aren't told what happened to Rob and Beth.
Alan Keddie
Answer: We will not know unless they make a sequel. Right now they are still deciding if they want to make a sequel or not.
SAZOO1975
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When the credits have finished rolling there is a garbled radio transmission of what sounds like Rob saying "Help us." But when played in reverse you can clearly hear him saying "It's still alive."


In the Netherlands, approximately 125 children are diagnosed with brain cancer annually. Two-thirds of them, about 80 children, are diagnosed with a brain glioma. Approximately 15 per cent of pediatric brain tumors involve a brain stem tumor (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma, or DIPG), which is about 18 cases annually.
It is well-known that there are large charities in the Netherlands that collect funds for cancer research, such as the KWF and Kika. However, it is less well-known that these funds only finance research that is about to produce results.
In other words, virtually no funding is given for research that is in its early phases.
Brain stem cancer is rare, affecting just 1 in 250,000 children, and its rarity means that it is not interesting for the pharmaceutical industry to support scientific research into the disease.
Unfortunately this means that in the Netherlands, every two to three weeks a child dies due to brain stem cancer. In the US, almost every day a child dies due to DIPG.
This is why it is essential that, with your help, we raise money ourselves in order to be able to make this terrible disease treatable.
The VONK-SEMMY research carried out by VUmc in Amsterdam focuses broadly on all pediatric brain gliomas, and specifically on brain stem cancer or DIPG. Since two-thirds of pediatric brain tumors involve a glioma, possible outcomes of the VONK-SEMMY research can have a positive impact on a relatively large group of approximately 80 children in the Netherlands annually.
We can use the funds to set up research projects, and when results are imminent, we can request funding from the large cancer charities.
The more projects we can set up, the greater the chances of success.
For a life with hope after diagnosis!


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Central Asian Topics - Animals of Central Asia
PIKAS
Pika (genus Ochotona) are small short-legged and virtually tailless egg-shaped mammal found in the mountains of western North America and much of Asia. According to Encyclopædia Britannica: "Despite their small size, body shape, and round ears, pikas are not rodents but the smallest representatives of the lagomorphs, a group otherwise represented only by hares and rabbits (family Leporidae). The 29 species of pika are remarkably uniform in body proportions and stance. Their fur is long and soft and is generally grayish-brown in colour, although a few species are rusty red. Unlike those of rabbits and hares, the hind limbs are not appreciably longer than the forelimbs.
According to Animal Diversity Web: The family Ochotonidae comprises the pikas, including one extant genus Ochotona and 30 currently recognized species (Hoffman and Smith, 2005). There are more than 30 extinct genera that have been identified as far back as the Eocene, one of which, Prolagus, went extinct in the late 18th century. Today, Ochotonidae represents approximately 1/3 of lagomorph diversity. Their range is primarily in Asia although there are two North American species. The main differences from leporids are their 1) small size, 2) small, rounded ears, 3) concealed tails, 4) lack of supraorbital processes, and 5) 2, rather than 3, upper molars (Smith, 2008). [Source: Aspen Reese, Eric Sargis, Yale University, Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan, animaldiversity.org ]
"There are two main ecotypes, one of which is associated with rocky habitats and the other with meadow, steppe, forest, and shrub habitats. Each ecotype is associated with specific life history traits as well as behavior. Most species fall within one of these ecotypes, although there are some species which exhibit intermediate characteristics. The average mortality of talus-dwelling species is low and many are long lived compared to most small mammals. Meadow-dwelling species experience high annual mortality and few individuals live more than two years. ~
Ili Pika ENDANGERED ANIMALS IN CHINA: BEARS, WILD CATS AND RIVER DOLPHINS factsanddetails.com
Pika Range and Habitat
According to Animal Diversity Web: "Although the historic range of ochotonids included Asia, Europe, northern Africa, and North America, today ochotonids are found only in Asia and the high mountains of western North America. Their center of diversity is China, where 24 species are found (Smith, 2008). In Asia, pikas are found as far west as Iran, south into India and Myanmar, and into northern Russia. [Source: Aspen Reese, Eric Sargis, Yale University, Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan, animaldiversity.org ~]
Ochotonids are found in two distinct habitats: talus habitat or in meadow, steppe, forest, and shrub habitats. Talus-dwellers inhabit the crevices between rocks on mountain slopes. These species forage in the alpine meadows that abut the rocks or from the vegetation that grows between the rocks. They are found across a wide altitudinal gradient from below 90 to above 600 meters. Species that are typically found in talus habitats are alpine pikas, silver pikas, collared pikas, Chinese red pikas, Glover's pikas, Himalayan pikas, northern pikas, Ili pikas, large-eared pikas, American pikas, Royle's pikas, and Turkestan red pikas. ~
"Non-talus dwelling pikas are found in a variety of vegetated habitats where they forage and produce burrows. The meadows they occupy are also typically at high elevation. The meadow-burrowing pikas are all found in Asia and include Gansu pikas, black-lipped pikas, Daurian pikas, Kozlov's pikas, Ladak pikas, Muli pikas, Nubra pikas, steppe pikas, Moupin pikas, and Thomas's pikas. ~
"Some species, including Pallas's pikas and Afghan pikas are known to occur in both habitat types and are referred to as intermediate species. Although intermediate in habitat, these species exhibit the life-history traits and behavior of meadow-dwelling pikas. ~
Pika Characteristics
According to Animal Diversity Web: Ochotonids exhibit little physical variation. They are generally small, ranging in body length from 125 to 300 milimters and weighing 70 to 300 grams. Unlike leporids, pikas lack a visible tail and have short rounded ears with large, valvular flaps and openings at the level of the skull. The ears are only weakly movable and their nostrils can be completely closed. They have short limbs with the hind limbs barely longer than the forelimbs. They have 5 front digits and 4 hind digits all with curved claws. The soles of the feet are covered by long hair but the distal pads are exposed. They are digitigrade while running but plantigrade during slow movement. Ochotonids have 22 thoracolumbar vertebrae and lack a pubic symphysis. [Source: Aspen Reese, Eric Sargis, Yale University, Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan ~]
"The skull is generally similar to that of leporids. It is flattened, exhibits fenestration, and is constricted between the orbits. The ochotonid tooth formula is 2/1 0/0 3/2 2/3=26. The first incisors are ever-growing and completely enameled, while the second are small, peg-like, and directly behind the first. The cutting edge of the first incisor is v-shaped. They have a long post-incisor diastema and hypsodont, rootless cheek teeth. Occlusion is limited to one side at a time, with associated large masseter and pterygoideus muscles allowing for transverse movement while the cheekteeth have transverse ridges and basins. The zygomatic arch is slender and not vertically expanded. The jugal is long and projects more than halfway from the zygomatic root of the squamosal to the external auditory meatus. Unlike leporids, pikas lack a supraorbital process. Their rostrum is short and narrow and the maxilla has a single large fenestra. The auditory bulla, which is fused with the petrosal, are spongiose and porous. The bony auditory meatus is laterally directed and not strongly tubular. ~
"Pikas exhibit no sexual dimorphism. Males lack a scrotum and both sexes have a cloaca, which opens on a mobile apex supported by a rod of tail vertebrae. Females have between 4 and 6 mammae, with one pair inguinal and one to two pairs pectoral. Ochotonid coats consist of long, dense, fine fur and are usually grayish brown, although they vary inter- and intra-specifically depending on habitat. Some ochotonids go through two molts, with darker fur during the summer and grayer pelage in the winter. Physiologically, pikas have a high metabolic rate. They also have low thermal conductance and, even at moderately high temperatures, low ability to dissipate heat. ~
Pika Reproduction
According to Animal Diversity Web: Most talus-dwelling pika species are monogamous or polygynous. There are some notable exceptions, including documented cases of polygynandry in collared pikas. In contrast, meadow-dwelling pikas exhibit monogamous, polygynous, polyandrous, or polygynandrous mating systems, depending on the sex ratio at the beginning of the breeding season. [Source: Aspen Reese, Eric Sargis, Yale University, Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan ~]
"The talus-dwelling species, such as American pikas, exhibit low annual production of offspring. Typically, talus-dwelling pikas produce only one successfully weaned litter of 1 to 5 young a year. On average, approximately 2 young per mother are successfully weaned per year . Juveniles reach sexual maturity as yearlings. Some talus-dwelling species exhibit absentee maternal care typical of lagomorphs. The gestation period of American pikas, for example, is 30.5 days and their breeding season lasts between late April and the end of July. In contrast, meadow-dwelling species have much higher potential reproductive output, but it varies depending on environmental conditions. They can produce litters that are twice as large as those of talus-dwellers up to every three weeks during the reproductive season. The reproductive season of O. curzoniae, a meadow-dwelling species, generally lasts from March to late August but can vary between years and sites. On average, multiple litters are produced each year and most young are successfully weaned. Further increasing their reproductive output, juveniles born early in the breeding season will reach sexual maturity and breed during the summer of their birth. ~
"Some talus-dwelling species exhibit absentee maternal care typical of lagomorphs. Males and females of some meadow-dwelling species participate in affiliative behavior with juveniles as well as mate guarding and defending territories (e.g. Smith and Gao, 1991). Juveniles of meadow-dwelling species also continue to live on the parental territory through at least their first year. ~
Pika Behavior
According to Animal Diversity Web: North American talus-dwelling pikas occupy and defend territories individually, particularly against members of the same sex. Except for when they come together to mate, these talus-dwelling pikas are relatively asocial. Dominance does not extend beyond an individual's territory. Most social interactions are aggressive and chases and fights result from conspecific intrusion, and the theft of vegetation from the haypiles of conspecifics. Talus-dwelling ochotonids use vocalizations and scent-marking to demarcate their territories, which are relatively large and make up about ½ of their home range. Territories are usually established near the edge of the talus/vegetation border and vary in size depending on species and the productivity of the adjoining vegetation. They are typically between 450 and 525 square meters. [Source: Aspen Reese, Eric Sargis, Yale University, Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan,~]
"Some Asian talus-dwelling pika species defend territories as pairs. The pair uses the same main shelter and spend most of their time in the same area. They cooperate in hay-storage and communicate using vocalizations, but are asocial outside of the pair. Primarily the males demarcate the territory and defend it against intruders. These territories are typically larger than those of individual pikas, around 900 square meters per pair, and these pikas live at much higher densities.
"In contrast, the Asian meadow-dwelling species are considered to exhibit highly social family groups, consisting of adults as well as young of the year in communal burrows. These species live at much higher densities (more than 300/ha) than the talus-dwelling species and experience more variation in population density over seasons and between years. Meadow-dwelling pika exhibit both affiliative behaviors, such as allogrooming, nose rubbing, and various forms of contact, within family groups, as well as aggressive territorial behaviors toward non-family members. In addition, family members communicate with vocalizations, which can elicit affiliative contact . They also defend territories as a family unit and share communal hay piles. Their territories are also demarcated by scent-marking and vocalizations. ~
"Both ecotypes are poor dispersers and typically do not range far from their natal territory. In talus-dwellers, an individual with control of a territory typically maintains it for life, and upon it's death will be replaced by a juvenile born in a nearby territory and usually of the same sex. In meadow-dwellers, juveniles will stay in their home burrow for the first year and then less than half will disperse to nearby territories. Males are more likely to disperse, but even then typically move only a few territories away. ~
"Pikas do not hibernate during the winter, but instead stay active in their burrows or rocky crevices. During this time they consume the food caches that they collected during the summer . Ochotonids are primarily diurnal, but can be active at all times of day as well as throughout the year. They are frequently observed sunning themselves on rocks during warmer months. ~
"Most pika species vocalize both for predator alarms and territory defense. They produce a high-pitched 'eek' or 'kie' that is ventriloquial in character. They have also been demonstrated to eavesdrop on the alarm calls of heterospecifics, such as marmots and ground squirrels. Ochotonids can also communicate danger by drumming on the ground with their hind feet. Meadow-dwelling, burrowing species produce multiple types of vocalizations, many of which are used in socializing with conspecifics . Low chattering and mewing noises have also been reported. Both ecotypes also use scent-marking. ~
Lagomorpha Feeding
Lagomorpha— hares, lagomorphas and pikas—have two pairs of sharp, chisel-like incisors (rodents have only one pair) that grow continuously. These are used to chop off grasses and other vegetation with a distinctive, clean, angled stroke.
Lagomorphs are completely vegetarian, and have evolved a unique system for extracting the maximum nutritional value from coarse plants. The food is first passed through their digestive system and discharged as soft feces. Pikas, lagomorphas and hares eat these, These are then reingested and passed through again, emerging as the dry round pellets that you see in clusters all over their feeding grounds.
The way lagomorpha digest leaves thus involves eating their own droppings., When they are asleep in their burrows at night they excrete black sticky pellets from their anus. These are consumed to go through a second round of digestive processing. The second round are excreted outside the den after the lagomorpha wakes up.
Lagomorpha food such as grass and leafy weeds is high in cellulose and difficult to digest. Chewed plant material collect in an area of the digestive tract called the cecum, The cecum contains bacterial colonies that partly break the cellulose down. When the soft feces are ingested they are eaten whole and digested in a special part of the stomach, If they only ate their food once they wouldn't absorb enough nutrients.
Lagomorphas often feed at night—which is why most people with pet lagomorphas have never seen them eat their poop—and stay in their nests during the day. They lagomorphas have strong chisel-like front teeth and are gnawing animals like rats, mice and squirrels. They have sensitive hearing and smell.
Pika Eating Habits and Predation
According to Animal Diversity Web: Pikas are generalist herbivores and typically collect caches of vegetation, which they live off of during the winter. They consume leaves and stems of forbs and shrubs as well as seeds and leaves of grasses; sometimes they also consume small amounts of animal matter. Like most leporids, they produce two types of feces: soft caecotroph and hard pellets . During the summer, after the breeding season, pikas accumulate large stores of many different plants in their haypiles, which they then store for winter consumption. Their foraging patterns varies throughout the season in accordance with which plants are available, preferred, and/or have the highest nutritional content, selecting for higher caloric, lipid, water, and protein content. The foraging habits of pikas affect plant communities. Pikas alter which plants are collected while foraging as well as how far they go to forage, depending on whether they are being immediately consumed or are being added to a haypile. This variation results in a mosaic of plant community composition. This selective foraging has been demonstrated to stabilize plant community composition and slow the process of succession, as well as reduce the number of seeds in the soil. [Source: Aspen Reese, Eric Sargis, Yale University, Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan ~]
"Pikas serve as an important food source to both birds and mammals in all of the habitats they occupy. Meadow-dwelling pikas, in particular, can be a preferred food or buffer species throughout the year, but are especially important prey in the winter as they are still active while similarly sized rodents hibernate . During high-density years, burrowing pikas can be the most important food source for Asian steppe predators, sometimes making up more than 80 percent of a predator's diet. In addition to being prey for small to medium-sized carnivores, pikas are also often consumed by larger carnivores, including wolves and brown bears. ~
Known Predators include: wolves (Canis lupus), hawks, eagles, and buzzards (Accipitridae), owls (Strigiformes), polecats and weasels (Mustela), brown bears (Ursus arctos), American black bears (Ursus americanus), Asiatic black bears (Ursus thibetanus). ~
Humans and Ecosystem Roles of Pikas
According to Animal Diversity Web: In addition to the important ecosystem roles that ochotonids serve as consumers and as prey, they also alter their environments through bioturbative ecosystem engineering. The burrowing of meadow-dwelling pikas improves soil quality and reduces erosion. The accumulation and decomposition of leftover caches and the feces in burrow systems also helps increase the organic content of soil . In addition to their abiotic benefits, pika burrows are used by other mammals and birds and their caches are often consumed by other herbivores . The haypiles of talus-dwelling pikas also improve soil quality upon decomposition, thereby facilitating plant colonization of the talus. [Source: Aspen Reese, Eric Sargis, Yale University Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan ~]
"Traditionally, pikas were a valuable source of fur throughout Asia and in particular the Soviet Union . Additionally, some traditional herdsmen selectively graze their livestock in the winter on pika meadows where haypiles are exposed above the snow. ~
"Some ochotonid species are considered pests in Asian countries, where they are believed to compete with livestock for forage, erode soil, and negatively affect agricultural crops such as apple trees and wheat . It has been demonstrated that pikas can harm agricultural crops but no control studies have been conducted that support other claims. Pika foraging has been implicated in accelerating range deterioration but only in areas that were already overgrazed. Millions of hectares have been subject to poisoning in an effort to control pika numbers with mixed results, including extermination of non-target species.
"Today, four ochotonid species (silver pikas, Hoffmann's pikas, Ili pikas, Kozlov's pikas) are classified as endangered or critically endangered due to habitat loss, poisoning, or climate change. Additionally, many subspecies are threatened due to low vagility and its effects on stochastic metapopulation dynamics. Not enough is known about many species (10 percent are still considered data deficient by the IUCN) to truly assess their conservation status. Until the systematics of the family is better understood it will be hard to determine the outlook for many populations. Due to their low tolerance for high temperatures and low vagility, ochotonids are considered especially vulnerable to warming so the need for conservation efforts is expected to increase with climate change.
Large-Eared Pika
According to Animal Diversity Web: "Large eared pikas, Ochotona macrotis, are most frequently found on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in Central Asia, as well as in the Tienshan and Pamir mountain ranges. This species of ochotonid is also encountered in the Nepal Himalayas, Punjab, and Kashmir, as well as in remote areas surrounding China's western forests in the Sinkiang Province. [Source: Dana Jordan, Humboldt State University, Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan ~]
"In general, pikas establish nests among rocky debris on talus slopes formed by glaciers. The rocks serve as both a home and refuge against predators. The size of the rocks is important for pikas because these animals use natural crevices and tunnels to travel from one location to another. Spaces that are too large may permit predators to reach the pikas. ~
"One can often identify the presence of a pika by the presence of droppings. Pellets are usually confined in consistent piles among the talus. Rocks with crusty white urine stains also suggest pika presence. This particular species can occur at elevations as high as 6,100 meters. ~
"To the extent that these animals serve as prey, they have impact in local food webs. In addition, they are likely to influence local plant communities through their foraging behavior. These pikas have no known positive impact on human economies. Although other pikas make hay piles that can be used by domestic animals grazing in the area, this species is not known to make such hay piles. Large-eared pikas have been known to creep in and live among the walls of homes near their territory. In such circumstances, unattended food around the house is often nibbled at or stolen away to the nests. Ochotona macrotis and O. royalei have in the past been classified by taxonomists as the same species. However, modern day genetics suggests that they are separate species. Ochotona macrotis occurs at a higher elevation than its sister group, O. royalei. ~
Large-Eared Pika Characteristics
According to Animal Diversity Web: "Large-eared pikas are similar physically to Ochonta royalei, but with larger ears. These animals are approximately 150 to 200 milimters in length. They can weigh up to 120 grams. This particular ochotonid has the largest pinnae of any member of the family, hence its common name. Like other lagomorphs, ochotonids have an extra pair of insisors behind the first. The pelage is thick, soft, and slightly silky. Unlike rabbits and hares, ochotonids have visible toe pads surrounded by well furred feet. [Source: Dana Jordan, Humboldt State University, Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan ~]
"Among pikas in general, two molts occur yearly which vary in color, due to seasonal changes. Females often lose their fur later in the season than male ochotonids. It has been suggested that sexual differences in timing of molt is related to reproduction. ~
"Although data for O. macrotis are lacking, it is thought that pikas in general have a lifespan of one to three years. Long-earned pikas are likely to have a similar maximum lifespan. The metabolic rate of ochotonids is high, particularly those species such as O. macrotis, which experience harsh climates and conditions with much snow. ~
Large-Eared Pika Reproduction and Offspring
According to Animal Diversity Web: "These animals appear to mate polygynously. It is not known whether courtship exists among ochotonids. As in other lagomorphs, ovulation is induced by copulation. Suprisingly, aggressiveness among male ochotonids is reduced during the onset of female reproduction. It is not until the young are slightly grown that males become territorial. The most severe period of male agressiveness occurs during the fall, after reproduction has occured. During mid-summer, males become highly territorial and aggressive male-male chases occur once per hour. [Source: Dana Jordan, Humboldt State University, Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan ~]
"Both male and female large-eared pikas become sexually mature around one year of age. Mating takes place during a short period in the early summer. Gestation lasts only 30 days. Reproductive capacity is low, with a typical litter of two pups. It has been suggested that this phenomenon is linked to the short mating season of O. macrotis. Large-eared pikas mature quickly, with time to weaning lasting only a month. ~
"By one year of age, males stake out new territories and will often tresspass onto those of an adjacent males. Females, on the other hand, usually remain in one area until a mate is chosen. As with most mammals, male pikas do not extend any care to their offspring. Instead, females provide their young with protection, food, and grooming. By one week of age, the newly born pikas begin walking and making vocalizations. ~
Large-Eared Pika Behavior
Like other pikas, large-eared pikas do not hibernate during the winter. Whereas other species are active throughout the day, O. macrotis is the most active around mid-day. The remainder of the day is spent crouching on prominent rocks, sun-bathing, or watching for predators. If the temperature is too high, animals take refuge for extended periods of time beneath the talus. Unlike other pikas, O. macrotis does not perform the typical hay-gathering ritual that often comes to be associated with ochotonids. Hay-gathering involves the cutting and drying of grasses, which are stacked in piles among the rocks for later use as bedding and food. [Source: Dana Jordan, Humboldt State University, Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan ~]
"Pikas are typically more alert of their surroundings after the snow has melted than at any other time of the year because of their prolonged absence from the outside world. The loss of the snow, which provided temoporary protection, makes the ochotonids more accessible to predators. Behavior also changes through the course of the season, from the time of the breeding season to after the offspring are born. Trespassers are often allowed to cross boundaries during certain times of the year, but not during others. ~
"Ochontids typically use sharp, high-pitched whistles to communicate with each other. Such calls are often used when predators are close at hand. Calls vary in range and pitch for different classes of predators. Vocalizations are also used to advertize territorial boundaries. Barks against invasive males are frequent during the mating months. Like other Asiatic species, large-eared pikas have been known to give nocturnal calls. Suprisingly, neither O. macrotis and O. royalei are as vocal as other pika species. Because thse animals rely less on vocalizations as a means of communication, it has been suggested that O. macrotis uses other methods of communication, such as pheromones. As in all diurnal species, visual communication, including body posture, is probably important between conspecifics. Tactile communication occurs between mates, rivals, and between mothers and their young. ~
Large-Eared Pika Eating Habits and Predation
According to Animal Diversity Web: "In general, pikas eat all available plant vegetation such as grasses, sedges, twigs, and flowers. During the first month after winter, there is a great deal of competition to consume new vegetation. Consumption of grasses and other plant-foods occurs fromt the end of the matter that has been bitten off. Lichens and mosses are also eaten if they are present and nearby pika dwellings. Ochontids use pathways to travel between feeding grounds. [Source: Dana Jordan, Humboldt State University, Animal Diversity Web, University of Michigan ~]
"Because pikas do not hibernate and food storage often runs low during late winter, they typically forage continuously during the winter months. When snow cover is heavy, pikas dig tunnels from their burrows to tree trunks. In the absence of other forage, pikas may nibble away the tree bark. Two fecal types are produced, including a gelatinous, green excrement. To obtain vitamin B and other nutrients, pikas, like all lagomorphs, will consume their feces. ~
"Pikas are particularly vulnerable to weasels, canines, hawks, and owls and calling has evolved to alert nearby indivuals of approaching danger. Generally, there is a sentinel on the alert for strange sounds and movements. This individual often watches from a slope with an adequate view. Barks are initiated at the first sign of danger. Sentinals can escape to a nearby crevice for their own safety. Pikas usually take cover in the rocky debris when two short, distinctive calls, typical of an aerial predator, are given by the sentinel. When weasles are spotted, vocalization is generally restrained, and pikas hearing the call will silently escape and take cover. The strategy is different for avian and terrestrial predators because runways and tunnels are differentially accessible by these predators." ~
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This card idea popped into my head soon after I got Impression Obsession's Create-a-Cupcake set, but I tried very hard to put it out of mind, since my Mom reads my blog...! But in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, sorry Mom...here is Create-a-Cupcake with a message of hope to those who have been affected by breast cancer.
This year a dear friend's wife was diagnosed with breast cancer, and because of a recent stroke she is unable to undergo an operation to remove the cancer. They were encouraged to try an alternative route for treatment, and it was unsuccessful. So sad... Her husband is my husband's language helper, and we have seen him struggle through this as he cares for his wife. Very hard situation. We're glad we can be an encouragement to them, at least in small ways. Reminds me - I need to send her a card or bake her something this week.
I stamped my...ahem... 'cupcake tops' with Colorbox chalk ink, and added some glitter pen around the edge, blending with a Dove blender pen. The ABC stickers were a gift from a friend (Hi Kara - thank you!) The ribbon is tacked with a small stitch to keep it crossed in the center.
Hard to believe...only one more week of cupcakeness to go! I have more ideas than 1 more Thursday can hold...but...I'll be ok. This has been lots of fun! Hope I've inspired you to think outside the box a little.
What a fabulous idea Dina! And very tastefully done (lol...didn't mean the pun there...cupcakes, tastefully!). Seriously though, it is a great card for a great cause. I think everyone has been touched in some way or another by this disease. My teenage son has a friend whose mother is battling breast cancer. Thank you for sharing this beautiful card.
How cute is this?! And as always, it's the little details that just really make it pop - the flower, the little dots, straps... A great card with a wonderful message.
What a great way to use your cupcakes!
I know, I know, your mom's reading the blog, but honestly? THIS is the best use yet! Too cute for it's own good. And seriously, it could have been much worse! You rocked it!
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Dr Hazel Wallace (aka The Food Medic) and I sat down to have a good old girly chat about contraception. It's still such a taboo topic and there is a lot of dry information about it online, so Hazel and I go through all the common techniques to hopefully give you some information to help you decide what might be the best thing for you.
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Virginia Cop Identified As Part Of White Nationalist Group
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A police officer has been connected to white nationalist group Identity Evropa, joining a growing list of public employees who have been identified in a gargantuan leak of the group's chat logs.
Daniel Morley, 31, a school resource officer at L.C. Bird High School in Virginia, holds a side gig as an organizer for Identity Evropa, a group noted for its part in the organizing of the deadly Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville in 2017. The group (also known as the "American Identity Movement") tasked Morley with helping new recruits through the application process.
He was first identified by anti-fascist activists scouring through hundreds of thousands of messages leaked by Unicorn Riot, an independent media organization.
Morley been suspended from his job at the high school, and Chesterfield County Police Chief Jeffrey Katz recommended he be fired pending a state-mandated disciplinary process, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
"We are concerned and committed to determining if there is any truth to these allegations," Katz said Monday. "There is absolutely no place for intolerance or prejudicial behavior in public service, and we will not tolerate affiliations which even remotely lend themselves to predispositions of bias."
Morley ― using the moniker "Danimal876" ― had been posting on the white nationalist group's private chat server since at least 2017, according to The Daily Beast. He used that handle on multiple platforms, including the white supremacist forum Stormfront, to espouse racist views and engage with likeminded bigots as far back as 2009.
On Identity Evropa's server, he actively worked on recruitment.
"Good afternoon newcomers to IE! I'm the new pledge coordinator," he wrote in September, according to the Daily Beast. "My job is to help guide people through the process of applying to IE and becoming full members of this great organization. If you have any questions about what you need to do next, DM me and I'll get back to you."
In August of 2018, the Chesterfield County Police Department posted a video of Morley, in which he introduced himself as the high school's new resource officer.
"I want to ensure that the children of this county get to have the same safe childhood that I did growing up," he says in the short clip.
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Unicorn Riot's leak of more than 700,000 messages has led to numerous groundbreaking reports about white nationalism, particularly as it pertains to public figures and employees in the United States.
HuffPost reported exclusively this week that seven members of the U.S. military were working directly with Identity Evropa, helping the group recruit on campuses and in cities across the country. There's been reporting on the group's efforts to support prominent white supremacists in office like Iowa Rep. Steve King; legitimize itself and recruit through college groups like Turning Point USA; and even infiltrate the GOP head-on.
Since Unicorn Riot's drop, Identity Evropa attempted to rebrand by renaming itself the "American Identity Movement."
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IN THE MAINE Serena Elize Flores (left) and Brandon Wilson in Anderson Templeton's production of 'Almost, Maine.' Photo by Jeff Thomas
Welcome to Almost, Maine. You won't find it on a map, as its citizens were never organized enough to get it declared an official town. The almost-town has a mill, a bar, a snowmobiling club and a couple of dozen residents whose main activity is falling in (or out) of love.
That's the premise behind John Cariani's Almost, Maine. It's a series of short two-handers on the subject of love that run from the whimsical to the bittersweet. Rohnert Park's Spreckels Performing Arts Center has a production directed by Anderson Templeton running now through April 10.
Each member of an ensemble cast of six (John Browning, Skylar Evans, Serena Elize Flores, Molly Larsen-Shine, Allie Nordby, Brandon Wilson) takes on multiple roles as we meet the various denizens of the frigid burg.
Pete (Evans) and Ginnette (Nordby) attempt to redefine what closeness means to a relationship. Glory (Flores) is camped out on the property of East (Wilson) with the hopes of witnessing the Northern Lights and perhaps mending her broken heart, which she carries in a paper sack. Randy (Browning) and Chad (Wilson) are surprised to find themselves literally falling for each other. Hope (Nordby) arrives at the house of an old beau seeking to rekindle the relationship, but finds a stranger (Evans) living there now. Dave (Wilson) has gifted Rhonda (Larsen-Shine) with a piece of artwork with a hidden meaning. Will she see it?
Cariani doesn't avoid the painful part of love, but doesn't lean heavily into it. The play's best gag comes at the conclusion of the darkest vignette.
Templeton's cast members have good chemistry and are given ample opportunities to display their versatility. Wilson in particular demonstrates why he is one of the area's best comedic character actors.
Andrew Patton's set design (a snow bank, a bench, two door frames) is beautiful in its simplicity. Chris Schloemp's projections bring the Northern Lights to the North Bay.
Almost, Maine is the theatrical equivalent of comfort food. It's nothing fancy, but you'll feel better after a good helping.
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I've never been a fan of the Abrams movie Enterprise, but it wasn't until I saw the updated Enterprise design on Discovery that I realized just how much better they could have done in modernizing the design without overstylizing it.
This may be a controversial opinion, but I've never been a fan of the Galaxy-class Enterprise-D either. The proportions are out of balance, the saucer is too big, and it's all very awkward-looking.
I'm partial to the Enterprise-B because it's the same Excelsior-class that was introduced earlier in the movies, which is a solid high-end ship design and a logical choice for the Federation flagship in the late 23rd century. Not every Enterprise needs to pioneer a new class.
The NX-01, production-wise, was heavily based on the Akira-class introduced in First Contact (one of my favorite starship designs of all time). It's a good design, but it always felt strange to me to have a 22nd-century starship based on a 24th-century design. And now, with Discovery, this design has gone on to inform many of the details being depicted in 23rd-century starships as well.
I have a soft spot for the Ambassador-class Enterprise-C. I think it's a good design that very nicely evolves from the Excelsior-class Enterprise-B to the aesthetic we see more commonly throughout the 24th century. This should have been the design for the D.
The Sovereign-class Enterprise-E is an outstanding design with a great utilitarian beauty. It's one of my favorite starship designs and the only Enterprise I love almost as much as the originals. It's the high water mark of late 24th-century engineering.
The Enterprise refit took everything great about the original design and made it feel real. The incredible detail of the model is abundantly clear from the first moment we see it. The original Enterprise made history, but the Enterprise-A locked it down. The refit has substance and precision that the original is somewhat lacking, and that is why, for me, the Enterprise-A is the winner.
The Enterprise in Discovery brings some of the detail and improvements from the A back to the original. It doesn't appear on io9's list is because they say it's too early to judge, but I want to list it here, as painstaking work clearly went into updating it. They did a splendid job recapturing the look and feel of the original, but adding some of the weight needed to show it on TV in 2018.


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The Pittsburgh Steelers will be heading into unknown territory going into the 2021 offseason. With 15+ free agents, the Steelers could...
CBS Sports has seven Steelers players ranked in its 100 best free agents of 2021 list
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Reconsideration is the first level of appeal in most states after denial of a claim for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and/or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). There is a different procedure in Alabama, Alaska, California (Los Angeles area), Colorado, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire, New York (Albany and Brooklyn areas), and Pennsylvania. (To learn more about the procedure in those states, see: Disability Redesign Prototype).
The reason for the denial of your claim. As a general matter, the reason will be that you are not eligible financially or not eligible medically.
The procedure for appealing the decision.
The deadline for filing the appeal. Social Security allows 60 days following a denial to file for Reconsideration.
It is generally worth filing for a Reconsideration.
Step 1. Consider using a disability lawyer to help.
Step 3. Pull together new evidence depending on the reason for the denial and whether you are applying for SSDI and/or SSI.
Step 4. When you complete the Request For Reconsideration Form, answer the questions in a manner that supports your argument.
If Reconsideration is denied, your next level of appeal is before an Administrative Law Judge.
Before you complete the form, to maximize your chances for a positive outcome, see Administrative Law Judge.
Social Security allows your 60 days plus 5 days for mailing time from the date of the denial to submit your request for an Administrative Law Judicial Hearing.


Take your iPad wherever you need him in this zippered holder. Next to your iPad there's also space for your touch pen and some paper work.
This is a printmaking technique that creates a screen using a stencil and a porous fabric fo print your logo, text or image on a product. Areas of the screen are blocked off with a non-permeable material (a stencil) which is a positive of the image to be printed; the open spaces are where the ink will appear. The screen is placed on top of a piece of dry paper or fabric. Then the ink is placed on top of the screen, and a rubber blade is used to push the ink evenly into the screen openings and onto the substrate. Finally the ink passes through the open spaces in the screen onto the product or fabric below and the processing is completed..


Meet the Nativity is a time-travelling romantic comedy in which 21st and 1st century Christmases magically collide.
Episode 1 introduces our hero: Will. He is our everyman. He's desperate to belong, but he can never gain the acceptance he craves. We relate to Will because we all want to be accepted — embraced at the heart of a loving community. Somehow, though, Will's charms fall short and his efforts seem wasted.
For Will, the magical turn comes when he meets the nativity. There he finds an instant welcome. Though he is the most ridiculous outsider he finds that he belongs with this family. Though he has nothing, he is given everything. In fact because he has nothing, his empty hands are the perfect resting place for Jesus.
Meet the Nativity is based on an old apocryphal tale — that of the shepherd who shows up to the nativity gift-less. He feels his lack very keenly. He is outshone by the opulent presents of the wise men and, dejected, he is about to leave when he notices that there's a problem. Joseph has his arms full — what with the gold and the frankincense. The third wise man wants to give Mary the myrrh, but her hands are full with her precious firstborn. She needs to offload the baby. Who then is fit to receive Jesus? Wonderfully, she moves towards the empty-handed outsider. Precisely because he is empty, he is filled. With nothing to bring instead he receives Christ, the true Christmas gift.
Isaiah 9:6 says "To us a child is born, to us a son is given." This present is offered to "a people walking in darkness" (Isaiah 9:2). To those who have nothing — and who know that they have nothing — Christ becomes our everything.
You may feel that you don't belong, not in earthly families, and not in God's family either. Christmas is God's welcome. God the Son became God our brother to bring us home. We bring nothing to the table. Our offerings are as ridiculous as a mince pie wrapper. Worse, we bring sin and selfishness. But that's why he came. And in return he offers himself.
This Christmas bring your emptiness and receive God's fullness. Here is a family where anyone can belong.
Speak Life will be releasing the next episodes of Meet the Nativity over the next few weeks. Like their facebook page to get details when the next episode if launched.


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The success of the School is the success of its former students. Our more than 750 alumni, from 63 different nationalities, live and work in 200 cities of 41 countries.
These are some of their latest news:
Clarinet Carlos Ferreira
Carlos Ferreira, who studied at the School with professor Michel Arrignon between 2014 and 2016, has obtained the position of clarinet soloist at the French National Orchestra.
He joins the latter from his principal position of London's Philharmonia Orchestra. He has also been a member of the National Orchestra of Lille (France) and the Monte Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra (Monaco), and as an academician, that of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam.
Among other awards, Carlos won in 2018 third prize at the Geneva Competition and in 2019 second prize at the 68th ARD International Music Competition.
Chamber Music Cibrán Sierra
Cibrán Sierra, member of the Quiroga Quartet established at the School under the guidance of Rainer Schmidt, will be joining the Mozarteum University of Salzburg (Austria) as a Professor of Chamber Music on the 2020-2021 academic year.
Cibrán, winner of the 2018 National Music Award in the category of performance along with the Quiroga Quartet, has until now held the chair of string quartet and chamber music at the Conservatory of Aragón.
As part of his strong commitment as a citizen, he often participates in dissemination programmes. He founded and conducted the "Sen Batuta" chamber music cycle (Ourense, 2007-2013). An active researcher, he regularly publishes articles and essays on chamber music, programming and music education and he is the author of the book "El Cuarteto de Cuerda: Laboratorio para una sociedad ilustrada" (Alianza Editorial, 2014).
Cello Pablo Ferrández
Pablo Ferrández, who studied at the School with professor Natalia Shakovskaya between 2004 and 2011, has signed an exclusive multi album contract with SONY Classical. The first of the recordings will be released in January 2021.
Pablo will be making his debut next season with La Scala Philharmonic Orchestra, Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Salzburg's Mozarteum Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, BBC Scottish Symphony, RTE National Symphony Orchestra, Festival Strings Luzern, and Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana, among others. He will also perform again with the Düsseldorf Symphony Orchestra at the Elbphilharmonie, the RAI, the Spanish National Orchestra, the Spanish Radio Television Orchestra, that of the Balearic Islands and the Orchestra of the Basque Country. He will also be artist-in-residence at the Symphony Orchestra of Tenerife.


You are trying to reinvent Windows. Try learning how the 32/64 bit systems work. There are many articles on the Inet on this. It has been discussed for more than 10 years. From the GUI it is not visible. We are in the process of eliminating 32 bit processes and VBScript. It is taking longer than it should but is s happening. Along with that COM is being removed. All tings will be Net in future versions of Windows.
You can create a new "Open With pointed at CSCRPT.EXE in the SysWow64 folder. Just right click and choose it once and it will be added to you menu. Yu can set it as the default so it always opens VBS on a double click. This is basic "Windows for Dummies" chapter 5 or 6.
I recommend removing all vulnerabilities to COM and 32 bit systems. One reason you are having issues is because you have built architectural dependencies into you scripts and ideas about how to use Windows. This is something all users are having to wrestle with. It was flagged more than 10 years ago and now the door is closing permanently.


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Jio 5G Services: Jio 5G Services available in these 50 cities as well, know how can you get benefits
Jio True 5G: Telecom company Reliance Jio on Tuesday announced the expansion of its 5G service in 50 cities. The company called it the biggest debut ever. Jio said in a statement that it is expanding the 5G network in cities spread across Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Haryana, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Puducherry and Kerala.
New Delhi: Telecom company Reliance Jio on Tuesday announced the expansion of its 5G service in 50 cities. The company called it the biggest debut ever. Jio said in a statement that it is expanding the 5G network in cities spread across Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Haryana, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Puducherry and Kerala.
Will be able to use 5G network without additional cost
Apart from this, its 5G services are available in Maharashtra, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal. It has been said in the statement that Jio users will now be able to use 5G services in 184 cities. "Reliance Jio today announced its biggest ever offer of true 5G services across 50 cities," the company said. Jio users in these cities will be able to enjoy unlimited data at 1Gbps plus speed from today at no extra cost. Will be invited to Jio Welcome Offer to use.
Know how you can take advantage of Jio 5G network?
The most important condition for the benefit of Jio's 5G network is that you must have a 5G enabled smartphone. To use the 5G network, your phone must have a smart pack recharge of at least Rs 239. At present, Jio is currently offering 5G services at the price of 4G network only.
After this, you have to download the 'MyJio' app on your smartphone. After this you will see 'Jio Welcome Offer' written on the screen. After this, 5G services will be enrolled in your phone. You can update 5G services by going to your settings.
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Disclaimer - not the actual drink or pub I was in last night!
As Half Marathon training day 3 was a rest day, I decided to take it to the extreme and go to the pub quiz last night!
But as this was still a 'training' day I decided I would look at up and coming races near me. While in the pub nursing a brilliant IPA I decided to enter the Stratford Upon Avon 10k. Having been bought up in Stratford and only living 30 minutes away it made complete sense (after 2 beers of course)!
Now, I've run 10k before so I know I can do it, but seeing as I struggled to make it around 4 Miles on Tuesday I need all the luck I can get!
Now, off to do my training run, a race report may follow if I finish it!


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Q: My behaviourSubject is returning null on load of a page in angular 9, it is not updating with current value Onlogout() I am making the userSubject.next(null). So while logging in it is taking the null value first and only after refresh of the page it is taking the updated user value.
please can anyone suggest if I am missing anything, or the best way to update the behaviourSubject on load of the page. please find the code below.

/* In login Service*/
//in the constructor
constructor(private http: HttpClient, private router: Router) {
    this.userSubject = new BehaviorSubject<User>(JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('user')));
    this.user = this.userSubject.asObservable();
  }

   public get userValue(): User {
    return this.userSubject.value;
  }

//in login method to get user details
 login(username, password) {
    return this.http.post<User>(`${environment.apiUrl}/v1/login`, { username, password })
      .pipe(map(user => {
        // store user details and jwt token in local storage to keep user logged in between page refreshes
        localStorage.setItem('user', JSON.stringify(user));
        console.log("inisde usersubjec====>", this.userSubject);
      this.userSubject.next(user);

        return user;
      }));
  }

 //logout method
 logOutUser() {
    // remove user from local storage to log user out
    localStorage.removeItem('user');
    return this.http.post(`${environment.apiUrl}/tag/v1/logout`, null).subscribe((res) => {
      console.log("inside logOutUser method:UserValue==>", this.user);
      this.userSubject.next(null);
      this.router.navigate(['/login']);
    }
    );}

/*In login component ts */
onSubmit() {
    // stop here if form is invalid
    if (this.loginForm.invalid) {
      return;
    };
    this.loginService.login(this.getformControls().username.value, this.getformControls().password.value)
      .subscribe(
        data => {
          console.log("User Logged in Data==>", data);
          this.router.navigate(['/homepage']);
        }
      );
  }

So after post call, getting the user details and updates the behaviourSubject and then navigate to homepage. But on landing to homepage the userValue is being null and not the updated value. Only after refreshing the homepage it is getting the updated value. Please suggest how can I get the update uservalue in homepage on landing itself without refreshing the page.

A: in the constructor try to make the JSON.parse more safe as the getItem might be null at the beginning, second thing try to use this.user and use async with it in the template and it will give you the latest value from the BehaviorSubject, .value from BehaviorSubject doesn't give you the latest emitted value.
I recommend you if you can provide a stackblitz it will be great.

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HomeReviewsSONCHIRIYA MOVIE REVIEW, A GREAT WORK OF CINEMATOGRAPHY
SONCHIRIYA MOVIE REVIEW, A GREAT WORK OF CINEMATOGRAPHY
When Bandit Queen came out in 1996, it turned all the elements of the Bollywood 'daaku' movie on its head. Director Shekhar Kapur's bandits did not sport dramatic black kurtas and crimson 'tilaks'. They did not spout florid dialogue, sprinkled with lots of Urdu. These 'dacaits' swore fluently, their curses had the crude flavor of the place. Their cruelty felt ingrained. Their clothes looked as if they had been cobbled together from what they had. They looked as if they had sprung from the cracked earth and brown ravines of the Chambal. They felt real even when we knew they were being realized for the film.
The only other film which matched up, and sometimes surpassed Shekhar Kapur's classic, which foreground the remarkable tale of Phoolan Devi in a searing cauldron of caste and class, was Tigmanshu Dhulia's 2010 Paan Singh Tomar. It was as real as movies can be. In 2019, to ask us to watch a film on the dacoits of Chambal, is to hold out the promise of something new, while paying full attention to realism. Abhishek Chaubey's very scenic Sonchiriya, tramping along those nooks and crevices of the Chambal, expending hundreds of bullets and quarts of spraying blood, made familiar by countless 'daaku' films of the 70s and 80s, almost always feels like a retread.
Sonchiriya takes its looks very seriously. Its band of dacoits are clad in torn and worn khakee, the holsters in which they keep their guns look used, their socks and shoes look as if they have been on those feet for miles and miles. But the film never feels as real as it should: these are actors, some of them the most brilliant we have, play-acting, and doing a great job but play-acting all the same, at being 'daakus'. Bajpayee always catches the eye, and there are a bunch of authentic faces playing bit parts, but the one recognisable man who feels as if he belongs to the terrain here is Ashutosh Rana, playing a Gujjar cop out for vengeance.
The mid-70s, during the Emergency (we know this because we hear Mrs Gandhi's famous proclamation on radio in the background), was a time when dacoits were being enticed by the government to lay down arms and surrender, because the time for 'dacaiti' was over. We hear this conversation repeated in the movie: for a film which is meant to be full of action, these 'daakus' speak a lot. More dialoguing than speaking.
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Dark Thrones and Black Flags är ett musikalbum av det norska black metal-bandet Darkthrone, utgivet 2008 av skivbolaget Peaceville Records. Dark Thrones and Black Flags är Darkthrones trettonde studioalbum.

Låtlista
 "The Winds They Called the Dungeon Shaker" – 3:52
 "Oath Minus" – 4:16
 "Hiking Metal Punks" – 3:21
 "Blacksmith of the North" – 3:13
 "Norway in September" – 5:46
 "Grizzly Trade" – 4:16
 "Hanging Out in Haiger" – 3:22
 "Dark Thrones and Black Flags" (instrumental) – 2:24
 "Launchpad to Nothingness" – 4:31
 "Witch Ghetto" – 3:56

Text: Nocturno Culto (spår 2, 4, 9), Fenriz (spår 1, 3, 5 – 7, 10)
Musik: Nocturno Culto (spår 2, 4, 5, 6, 9), Fenriz (spår 1, 3, 7, 8, 10)

Medverkande
Musiker (Darkthrone-medlemmar)
Nocturno Culto (Ted Arvid Skjellum) – sång, gitarr, basgitarr, bakgrundssång
Fenriz (Gylve Fenris Nagell) – trummor, sång, gitarr

Bidragande musiker
Mats E. Tannåneset – bakgrundssång (spår 1)
Kjell Arne Hudbreider – bakgrundssång (spår 1)

Produktion
Nocturno Culto – producent, ljudtekniker, ljudmix
Fenriz – omslagsdesign, foto
Einar Sjursø – omslagsdesign
Dennis Dread – omslagskonst
Niten – foto
Elin Naper – foto
Raymond Olufsen – foto
Metspö – foto

Externa länkar
Metal-archives: Dark Thrones and Black Flags

Musikalbum 2008
Album av Darkthrone
Norska black metal-album

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The Agency recommended the further consideration and adoption through comitology by the European Commission on 26 September 2013 of the Network Code on Load-Frequency Control and Reserves, on 11 November 2013 of the Network Code on Operational Security and of the Network Code on Operational Planning and Scheduling, and on 23 June 2015 of the Network Code on Emergency and Restoration.
In due course of comitology, the Network Codes on Operational Security, Operational Planning and Scheduling and Load-frequency Control and Reserves were merged into the Guideline on Electricity Transmission System Operation. The latter received a postive vote in comitology on 4 May 2016 and is scheduled to be adopted soon.
For information related to the adoption of Network Codes, please consult the European Commission's webpage dedicated to the Electricity Cross-Border Committee.


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Turbulence forces emergency landing, sends 12 to hospital
LONDON (AP) — A United Airlines flight bound for London made an emergency landing at Shannon Airport in Ireland on Wednesday after severe turbulence that left 12 passengers needing hospital treatment, officials said.
All but one of the injured had been discharged from University Hospital Limerick after receiving treatment for minor injuries, officials said. One patient was still being assessed.
United Airlines Flight 880 originated in Houston and was supposed to land at London's Heathrow Airport.
United said that "severe and unexpected turbulence" caused the diversion of the Boeing 767-300 plane, which was carrying 207 passengers, three cockpit crew members and 10 flight attendants.
Shannon Airport officials initially said 16 people needed hospital care, but later indicated only 12 had been treated after the incident. Others received treatment for lesser injuries at the airport.
The patients were treated for soft tissue injuries, cuts and minor head injuries, according to a hospital statement. United Airlines said one of its flight attendants was still being treated at the hospital.
The airline said 10 passengers and two flight attendants needed hospital care.