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Micaiah Carter
Bow Down, It's Zendaya
By Styling by Law Roach, Photographs by Micaiah Carter
She's made the almost-impossible transition from bubblegum Disney star to award-winning actor, is seen as a darling of the fashion world and has become a powerful voice for an entire generation. How has she done it, and can she keep it up? Her Dune co-star and close friend Timothée Chalamet finds out.
When Zendaya was announced as the winner of the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series – awarded for her performance in HBO's Euphoria – during the Emmy Awards broadcast in September, audiences were treated to a glimpse of the 24-year-old's home, as well as an unexpectedly emotional response. 'This is pretty crazy – I don't really cry,' she said, brushing aside her hair and dabbing her tears. Behind her sat her family and team, screaming joyfully. It was a scene tailor-made for 2020 – uncanny and semi-apocalyptic, thanks to the hazmat-suited presenter (just out of frame) who delivered the statuette. Zendaya recalls the moment when her friend Timothée Chalamet calls from France for an exclusive interview with ELLE – although she jokingly admits she worried that her family's long celebration might cue the dreaded awards-show cutoff music.
Zendaya and Chalamet met on the set of Dune, the latest feature film adaptation of Frank Herbert's science fiction novel about a feudal intergalactic empire of the distant future. (Originally due in cinemas in December, its release has now been pushed into 2021 due to Covid-19.) Zendaya's character, Chani, a warrior from the planet Arrakis – home to the Fremen and the only known source of a highly coveted, awareness-enhancing drug known as 'spice' – is initially wary of Chalamet's Paul Atreides, the heir to an aristocratic family who's been tasked with taking over her home planet, but the two eventually become close. Even though the book was published in 1965 and the film was shot in pre-pandemic 2019, audiences may notice parallels to our current reality – Arrakis' harsh climate and giant sandworms, perhaps, versus our own heatwaves and flying ants. But Zendaya remains optimistic. She closed out her Emmy acceptance speech acknowledging that, while Euphoria, with its gritty depictions of teen sex, drugs and trauma, might not always be a shining example, 'there is hope in the young people'.
Timothée Chalamet: We haven't talked since you won your Emmy. Congrats!
Zendaya: Thanks, man. I appreciate it. Pretty nuts. It was a crazy moment.
TC: Since the show was virtual, how did it work? Did you know in advance that you were going to win?
Z: No.
TC: You didn't? So how did they get the award there so quickly?
Z: There were these people in hazmat suits that went to the nominees' houses with awards. So basically, if you won, you'd grab it quickly from them and have it. If you didn't win, they just take it away with them and leave.
TC: Oh, sh*t. [Laughs.] So you got to keep yours!
Z: Yeah. Yeah. I got to keep mine. [My assistant] Darnell [Appling] was actually the one who handed it to me.
TC: Oh, so that's it. Well, I'm so happy for you. I was screaming over here when I saw it! When you had just gotten the nomination, I remember us talking about what it was going to be like in this environment, not having an in-person ceremony. But you killed it!
Z: Thanks, man. I was nervous about the possibility of having to get up and speak. So I was like, 'OK, let me just write down a few little bullet points.' Usually I would just go up there and say what's in my heart, but everybody was like, 'No, I think you should definitely write something down.' But then I worried maybe that's bad luck to have something prepared because, it's like, I don't know…
TC: You didn't want to jinx it.
Z: Yeah, exactly. So the day of, I just wrote a little thing down to have just in case. And that was helpful. I was very nervous, but I'm glad my family was there.
There were people in hazmat suits that went to nominees' houses with [Emmy] awards.
TC: It looked like a sweet moment, full of love.
Z: It absolutely was. Everybody was there, screaming, as my family does! We are a very loud family, and I was worried that they were going to be screaming for too long. And the little clock would start ticking, and I'd be like, 'Ah, thank you.' And then it would be over.
TC: And the guy in the hazmat suit would come in and take it away.
Z: Exactly.
TC: What was it like to get all glammed up and then not leave the house?
Z: That was all right with me. I got to feel all fancy and put on this beautiful custom [Giorgio Armani Privé] gown and do my hair and make-up and then just be with my family in the living room, which was actually quite nice.
TC: Very wholesome.
Z: Yeah, it was great. And we got to take pictures in the house, so I knew I would be happy with them.
TC: You got photo approval.
Z: Yeah, there was none of the usual 'Ah, I hate that picture' that's suddenly circulating everywhere. So it wasn't bad. It actually worked really smoothly the way they virtually transitioned people over to different media outlets. They really had it all figured out.
TC: Maybe we'll end up having Zoom ceremonies forever.
Z: Yeah. I mean, it's a new world.
TC: In your speech, you said that there's hope in the young people, and it seemed hope was a big part of a message that you were trying to get across. In the past year, what has given you hope? And what does hope mean to you?
Z: Well, my intention there was really just to be honest, because it feels like a very hopeless time, specifically in the US. I know a lot of my peers feel enraged and exhausted and tired of living and growing up in a system that feels like it wasn't built for us. At this moment in time, it is hard to find joy and beauty in things, and I really think that is important. Right now, we as Black people need to embrace joy and not let it be taken away from us.
TC: How do you embrace joy in your own life?
Z: I experience moments of joy when I'm able to create art and be involved in projects that I connect to deeply, whether it be Euphoria or Malcolm & Marie, the movie I shot during quarantine with [Euphoria creator] Sam Levinson. Another thing that gives me joy is seeing people's responses to my work. With Euphoria, it's been incredibly moving to see how people connected to what Sam has written. I've heard so many beautiful stories about addiction and recovery, and that brings me hope.
TC: What else brings you hope these days?
Z: I find hope in my peers, the people who are out there on the streets doing the work – people I admire and I go to for advice and information on what's happening, so that I can make sure I'm using my platform in the most strategic way I can to help. There is so much hope in young people, and when I say young people, I do mean myself – people my own age – but I also mean younger. These really young kids are so smart and have such a clear understanding and plan for how they want this world to change. Even my little nieces! They are so aware and, I mean, I can take credit for some of that, because I've been schooling them. But they also have their own point of view. We have discussions about [the world]. They know what's up, and they want to be part of that change.
It feels like a very hopeless time. I know a lot of my peers feel enraged and exhausted.
TC: Over the course of your career, you've given a lot of people hope and joy. I saw some montages on Instagram of all the work you have done over the past decade, and it was really moving. Rue Bennett, the character you play on Euphoria, has connected with so many people. And we've talked a lot about engagement, putting that voice forward. Speaking of which, you've been all over trying to get people registered to vote.
Z: Yeah, yeah. Sh*t, I mean, all you can do is encourage people and help share information.
TC: Absolutely. So in Dune, our characters are up against horrible odds in a cruel science fiction world set in the distant future. What was shooting this film like for you?
Z: Oh, man. I had a great fricking time. I felt like such a badass, just wearing that suit and walking around on these beautiful rock formations. It felt cool and so exciting to be part of the magic.
TC: What was your favourite thing we did on break from shooting?
Z: I guess it was the dance parties that I hosted in my room.
TC: There was a super legit f*cking wrap party at the end there. We were there with some of the cast, and then Javier [Bardem] came in and we were all dancing. You have Polaroids of that moment, right? That was a full-on dance party. OK, so we're going to do a hard right, serious transition here. Tell me about shooting Malcolm & Marie in quarantine with Sam Levinson. To my understanding, before anybody was really shooting anything in quarantine, you guys did it very safely. You obviously have an amazing creative relationship with him.
Z: Sam is like family to me. I talk to him almost every day and night. Sometimes we talk about Euphoria, and sometimes we just talk about life or whatever. So we got this idea that we could do a movie in quarantine safely with a small number of people. We used some crew members from Euphoria who didn't have a job because filming had stopped. I was fascinated with the idea of shooting a film with just two characters. [John David Washington and Zendaya play the titular roles.] It was like a play. It was challenging for all of us, because it was shot in just one space. We all had to quarantine together, and there were a million Covid-19 tests and nobody was able to leave the property that we were staying on. But that was great, in some ways, because it allowed us to workshop and really dig into the material while we were there.
TC: Yeah, I know when I was talking to you in that period, I could hear how full of creative inspiration you were in that controlled environment. I can imagine, from an acting perspective, that it was fulfilling. There are a lot of big movies out there, but these kinds of very intimate acting opportunities can be harder to come by.
Z: It was an actor's dream. But it was also a little nerve-racking. When you have an idea, and you're putting your own money into it – I mean, I was literally using my own clothes on set and doing my own hair and make-up – it's hard not to get a little bit insecure. Like, 'Oh my gosh, am I really doing this?' It was one of the first times I just went for something, and I'm so grateful and proud of it. Working with Sam, obviously, and Marcell [Rév, Euphoria's cinematographer] was really special, but then John David Washington is just so brilliant and such a wonderful person. I can't wait for you guys to meet. I don't know if you have already?
TC: I've crossed paths with him a couple of times. Man, that guy is so talented. I'm so inspired by what he's done in BlacKkKlansman and Tenet. His acting, but also just his physicality in Tenet, the way he moves across the space. And now, even the bits you showed me with Malcolm & Marie. He's really one of the great actors of our time. So exciting that you guys were able to do that. And your relationship with Sam – man, it's something special.
Z: Yeah, he's cool. Like I said, I'm lucky I've been able to work with cool people such as yourself. I'm grateful that you've all ended up being really wonderful people who became my friends.
TC: The shooting for season two of Euphoria may not start until early 2021, but I know that you guys shot a bridge episode in that safe environment. But that second season is happening, right? And can you say anything about the second season, or where Rue is heading without giving too much away?
Z: I can't really say too much about the in-between episodes, but I'm excited for people to see them. We're doing a little Christmas special to check in with everybody on Euphoria, until we can get back to [the full production], which probably won't happen until after I get back from filming the next Spider-Man movie, which is pretty soon.
TC: Well, it sounds like you're staying busy, but what are you most looking forward to when things get back to normal? What's the one thing you haven't been able to do in the past six months that's number one on your to-do list once it's deemed safe?
Z: I don't know – I think that things are going to stay different for quite a long time. We're probably going to have a new normal to keep people safe and healthy, which I'm totally down for. I mean, I love travelling. I don't feel super-safe travelling all over the place quite yet, but I can't wait to get back to it. I love being able to visit different places. I think that's one of the beautiful parts of our job. Any time I go on either a press tour or travel for work – which is really the main reason why I travel – I try to find as many museums and educational tours as I can. Some people think it's boring, but I absolutely love it. You get all this information, and you go home and you start telling people random things like, 'Did you know that this was built and…' I just love having random facts. So, yeah, I miss travelling, for sure. Luckily I've been able to work, so I'm grateful for that, being able to work safely. I do miss being able to actually go to the movies. But, you know what? All of that can wait.
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Google has made a big shift in its plan to give everybody faster internet: from wired to wireless
People loved the idea of Google Fiber when it was first announced in 2010. Superfast internet that's 100 times faster than the norm — and it's cheap? It sounded too good to be true.
But maybe that initial plan was a little too ambitious.
Over the last several years, Google has worked with dozens of cities and communities to build fiber optic infrastructure that can deliver gigabit speeds to homes and neighborhoods — this would let you stream videos instantly or download entire movies in seconds.
But right now, introducing Google Fiber in any town is a lengthy, expensive process. Google first needs to work with city leaders to lay the groundwork for construction, and then it needs to lay cables underground, along telephone lines, and in houses and buildings.
This all takes time and money: Google has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on these projects, according to The Wall Street Journal, and the service is available in just six metro areas, an average of one per year.
Given these barriers, Google Fiber is reportedly working on a way to make installation quicker, cheaper, and more feasible. According to a new filing with the Federal Communications Commission earlier this month, Google has been testing a new wireless-transmission technology that "relies on newly available spectrum" to roll out Fiber much more quickly.
"The project is in early stages today, but we hope this technology can one day help deliver more abundant internet access to consumers," a Google spokesperson told Business Insider.
And, according to The Journal, Google is looking to use this wireless technology in "about a dozen new metro areas, including Los Angeles, Chicago and Dallas."
Right now, Google Fiber customers can pay $70 a month for 1-gigabit-per-second speeds and an extra $60 a month for the company's TV service. It's unclear if this wireless technology would change the pricing, but at the very least, it ought to help accelerate Fiber's expansion and cut down on installation costs.
One of the company's recent acquisitions could help this transition. In June, Google Fiber bought Webpass, a company that knows how to wirelessly transmit internet service from fiber-connected antennas to antennas mounted on buildings. It's a concept that's pretty similar to Starry, another ambitious company that wowed us earlier this year with its plan for a superfast, inexpensive internet service.
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The world lost a great Muslim champion for democracy, human rights and the rule of law, with the untimely death of Mohamed Abdelaziz of Western Sahara on May 31st of this year. As the democratically elected President of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR), Abdelaziz labored his entire life to see justice prevail for the people of Western Sahara, the only colony in Africa yet to be decolonized.
Abdelaziz led the POLISARIO, an organization he helped found initially to liberate Western Sahara from Spain, and the SADR, the Republic established by the Sahrawis. He first sought peaceful resolution to the conflict over Western Sahara through the International Court of Justice in1974. But, the brutal invasion of his homeland by Morocco in 1975 led to armed conflict until the United Nations brokered a cease fire in 1991 with the promise that the people of Western Sahara would have a referendum on self-determination. Twenty five years later that referendum still has not occurred.
The delayed referendum has led to a new generation of Sahrawis to grow up in refugee camps, never seeing their homeland, and has given free rein to the King of Morocco to exploit the natural resources of Western Sahara and even worse commit atrocities against the Sahrawis living in Moroccan Occupied Western Sahara. Hundreds of Sahrawis living in Moroccan Occupied Western Sahara have been killed for peacefully advocating for the right to vote, while others languish today in Moroccan prisons. What is called the Arab Spring started when Sahrawis erected a peaceful protest camp in Gdeim Izik simply demanding the same jobs and opportunities given to the Moroccans occupying their homeland.
Despite these ongoing atrocities, Abdelaziz directed his diplomats to seek redress peacefully relying on international law and the justness of their cause.
Under Abdelaziz's leadership, the SADR was recognized as the legitimate government of Western Sahara by over 70 nations and is a full member of the African Union. Abdelaziz was elected several times to serve in the leadership of the African Union, a testament to the respect he had throughout Africa.
The SADR constitution guarantees the right to vote for all citizens 18 years of age; equal rights for women; a free market economy; and religious freedom. Sahrawi women are fully integrated in their society and serve in significant leadership positions in their government. The educational system they created has resulted in an over 90 percent literacy rate, making them the most educated African people group.
Abdelaziz tried repeatedly not to seek reelection for President because of his commitment to see democracy flourish and power transfer peacefully. However, the Sahrawi people continued to re-elect him. As someone who has worked in human rights issues for over twenty years, I have never found a more noble and honorable people than the Sahrawi people or a more remarkable leader than Mohamed Abdelaziz.
To honor Abdelaziz and the values he cherished the UN must hold that long promised referendum or call for Morocco's withdrawal from their illegal occupation of Western Sahara. That is the least we can do for Muslim leaders in this world facing enormous adversity who faithfully work for democracy, human rights and the rule of law.


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Q: What does the java option -XX:-EliminateAllocations do? What does the java option -XX:-EliminateAllocations do?
I couldn't find any documentation about it.

A: This key disables "Scalar replacement optimization"
Simply spoken when an object is identified as non-escaping the JVM can replace its allocation on the heap with an allocation of its members on the stack which mitigates the lack of user guided stack allocation. The optimization is enabled by default since JDK 6U23 in the hotspot server compiler.
More info.

A: HotSpot JIT does eliminate local allocations by replacing object fields with variables. The optimization is called Scalar Replacement.
-XX:+EliminateAllocations JVM flag is for controling this optimization and it is ON by default.

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Everyone that lives in Chicago and its surrounding suburbs knows that the weather can be extremely unpredictable, especially in the winter. These abrupt and constant changes make planning outdoor activities somewhat difficult. If you're looking for something to do over the weekend, you have to study the weather reports intensely to be sure that the weather doesn't change up on the day of your outing because that could alter the course of your day or result with you cancelling your plans.
Luckily, the Chicago suburb of Lisle has a variety of outdoor activities for you to enjoy regardless of most weather conditions and there are some that are particularly geared towards outdoor winter activities. Some of the most popular places to experience during winter in the Chicago suburbs include the Lisle Park District, The Morton Arboretum, and Four Lakes Snow Sports.
Four Lakes Snow Sports is one of the premier winter stops in DuPage County for all the winter snow sport enthusiasts. Four Lakes has a variety of events and they change their hours on holidays to give you an opportunity to stop on by if your schedule is hectic. They also hold their Midnight Madness events throughout the winter at different scheduled intervals. Their annual SnoFest includes a day full of events and promotions.
If you're inexperienced or curious about learning how to ski, Four Lakes offers lessons for those of all ages. The Ski Now Multiple Ski Lesson Program is open to individuals age 9 and up. This program is a 1-hour multiple ski program and is held at different times and dates. For more information on the times and dates, click on the link to learn more.
The Lisle Park District has the perfect sledding hill. This is a great place to enjoy the classic winter pastime with friends and family. For those unpredictable and unseasonably warm days, bring your kids to the Leask Lane Park. The Leask Lane Park is no ordinary park, it's a "smart" park. Working with Biba, the park and the Biba app incorporate games that can be played in the park. This approach to parks will keep your kids busy by changing games to keep the fun going. This interactive game also works with markers at the park to unlock new content, activate mini games, and to reveal treasures when scanned. Leask Lane Park is sure to engage your kids.
One of the most talked about and visited places in Lisle is the Morton Arboretum. The Morton Arboretum is packed with year-round activities and events to participate in while enjoying the scenic and beautiful trees. Husky Heroes, which takes place on January 27th and 28th, 2018 gives you the opportunity to watch demonstrations of husky sled pulling and skijoring. Children and adults can visit the dogs and sled teams. This event is enjoyable in all weather and if there isn't snow, the dogs can still pull the sleds on wheels.
The Enchanted Railroad is an indoor event and is fun for all ages. Watch more than 10 of these intricate miniature model trains as they make their way through magnificent scenery and wind through a two-level display of tree collections from around the world.
Another great activity for you and the family to enjoy at the Morton Arboretum is the cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Embrace the winter and take in the scenic 1,700 acres of the Morton Arboretum. This takes place if there is at least 4 inches of snow on the ground and rentals are available.
The Champion of Trees 10K Run doesn't take place until April, but the Morton Arboretum has numerous paths you can utilize to train for the run and just explore the beauty of nature. The event itself has a variety of highlights that include a post-race party with live music, recovery food, a photo booth, and more!
If you need assistance planning your day in Lisle or would like to learn more about other events in Lisle and its surrounding suburbs, call the Lisle Convention & Visitors Bureau today at 630-769-1000. You can also reach us at lislevisitor@stayinlisle.com.


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By Plane: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac), 17801 International Blvd., Seattle, WA 98158 (www.portseattle.org/sea-tac; tel. 206/787-5388), commonly called "Sea-Tac," is Washington's main airport and is served by about 30 national and international airlines. There are direct international flights to many cities, including London, Amsterdam, Paris, Beijing, Tokyo, and Seoul. It's located about 14 miles south of downtown Seattle.
By far the most convenient way to get to downtown Seattle from the airport is by taking Sound Transit's (www.soundtransit.org) Link Light Rail service, which runs from the airport to the University of Washington with several stops along the way. Trains operate from 5am to 1am Monday through Saturday and 6am to midnight on Sundays, arriving and departing every 7 1/2 to 15 minutes, depending on the time of day. The SeaTac Airport Station, reached by a covered walkway, is located on the fourth floor of the airport garage (follow signs from the terminals). The adult fare from the airport to one of the downtown stops is $2.25–$3.25 (depending on distance); seniors pay $1–$1.75, depending on zones traveled. Buy your ticket from a vending machine on the platform before you board. The trip takes approximately 35 minutes.
It's slower and far less convenient, but you can also take a bus operated by King County Metro Transit (http://metro.kingcounty.gov) into the city. Sound Transit Metro bus stops are located on International Boulevard (State Hwy. 99) and South 176th Street by the Link Light Rail Station. To reach them, take the walkway through the north end of the fourth floor of the Airport Parking Garage to the Sound Transit Link Light Rail Station and exit to International Boulevard. Departure times are shown on information signs at the bus stop. You also can pick up printed bus timetables at the Ground Transportation Information Booth on the Baggage Claim level near door number 16 (across from baggage carousel 12). Fares are the same as for the Link Light Rail; pay with cash upon boarding, but have the exact fare because drivers do not make change.
By car, the trip to downtown Seattle takes about 30 minutes, depending on traffic. All major rental car agencies have counters in the lower, baggage claim area of the airport.
A metered taxi ride from the airport to downtown Seattle costs approximately $50 to $60. However, many companies now charge a lower fixed rate. Yellow Cab (www.yellowtaxi.net;tel. 206/ 622-6500), available outside the baggage claim area, and Horizon Car Service (www.seattleairport-taxi.com; tel. 206/306-2000) both charge a flat rate of $40 to downtown Seattle.
Seattle is served by Amtrak trains (www.amtrak.com) running north from Los Angeles, San Francisco and Portland, south from Vancouver, British Columbia, and points east. Trains arrive and depart from the newly revamped King Street Station, 303 South Jackson St., near the Pioneer Square area of downtown Seattle.By Bus:
Greyhound (www.greyhound.com; tel. 800/345-3109) provides long-distance bus service to Seattle from cities around the U.S. The Seattle Greyhound Station is located in downtown Seattle at 811 Stewart St.
If you're traveling between Portland and Seattle or Vancouver, BC and Seattle, Bolt Bus (www.boltbus.com; tel. 877/265-8287) offers super-cheap rates and free onboard Wi-Fi. Bolt Bus picks up and deposits passengers on 5th Avenue S. and S. Dearborn St. in the International District, close to the King Street Amtrak station.
Seattle is 110 miles (177 km) south of Vancouver, British Columbia; 175 miles (285 km) north of Portland; 810 miles (1,303 km) from San Francisco; 1190 miles (1915 km) from Los Angeles; and 285 miles (459 km) from Spokane.
I-5 is the main north-south artery through Washington, running south to Portland and all the way to San Diego and north to the Canadian border. I-405 is Seattle's east-side bypass and accesses the cities of Bellevue, Redmond, and Kirkland on the east side of Lake Washington. I-90, which ends at I-5, connects Seattle to Spokane in eastern Washington. Wash. 520 connects I-405 with Seattle just north of downtown and also ends at I-5. Wash. 99, the Alaskan Way Viaduct, is another major north–south highway through downtown Seattle, but it's slated to be removed (when, no one seems to know; work has been delayed) and replaced by a tunnel.
All the major car-rental agencies have offices in Seattle and at or near Sea-Tac International Airport.
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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, today for first time I posting the covers and information from Russian fan-audiobooks collected on CDs in 2000s. Premiere on this forum.
Total: 7 CDs, but the covers were made only for 4 of it.
All summary of fanfics, listed below, are not marked in booklets, these are only notes for full info.
Fanfic "Penetration": part 1 (2000, new version).
Summary: Mysterious murders of ministry agents takes place, Steed and Mrs. Peel find out that the top-secret device was recently abducted, capable of controlling radiation.
Recorded in home studio "Gilmour Records" on 19 October 2002.
Fanfic "Penetration": part 2 (2000, new version).
Recorded in home studio "Gilmour Records" on 8 November 2002.
Fanfic "Revenge from...": parts 1-3 (1996).
Summary: Steed receives a letter from old friend who asked him to help investigate the murder in his ownership, castle-hotel. Steed and Mrs. Peel immediately to case.
Part 1: Recorded in home studio of Denis Kirsanov in October 2000.
Part 2: same stidio on 5 November 2000.
Part 3: same stidio in 2001.
1. Fanfic "Revenge from...": part 3 (1996), re-recording.
2. Fanfic "Penetration": part 1 (2000, new version), re-recording.
Revenge from...: Recorded in Central House of Culture "Yauza" in March 2002.
Summary for "Dark Light": Mystical murders of two men seemingly unrelated to each other leads Steed and Emma Peel to the fantastic inference: all the fault of the light bulbs.
Summary for "Mr. Steed is on the trail": Humorous story in genre Parody about the searching of dangerous criminals.
Fanfic "Dark Light": Recorded in Central House of Culture "Yauza" in 2001.
Fanfics "Steedastory" and "Mr. Steed is on the trail": Recorded in home studio "Gilmour Records" in November 2002.
Fanfic "Penetration": parts 1-3 (1997).
Parts 1&2: Recorded in home studio of Denis Kirsanov in October 2000.
Part 3: Recorded in same studio on 24 May 2003.
Part 1: Same record on CD 5, but remastering.
Part 2: Recorded in home studio "Gilmour Records" on 8 March 2004.


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Q: MS AZURE - AzureWebJobsDashboard - using existing website dashboard string I was reading through the MS documentation and it says we can attach webjob(s) to an existing website project. So I've created a new Cloud (C#) WebJob under the same solution as my Web app. I have a storage account which I'll be using for the log/diagnostics - its connection string will be assigned to "AzureWebJobsStorage".
Now I am trying to assign the connection string to the existing website dashboard "AzureWebJobsDashboard" but when I click on View Connection String link I get the following popup. I am sure I am doing something funny. Perhaps we cannot use the existing website dashboard and have to create a new storage for that? Help appreciated.

A: The AzureWebJobsDashboard is an App Settings and it will not show up in the Connection strings section
It should just show up in your website's Configure tab in the App Settings and the Web Job will read the value from there.
So all you need to do is to add that AzureWebJobsDashboard to the App Settings of your Web Site and it should work:


Beef and bean stew is the perfect way to showcase beans, which simmer alongside long-cooking meats like brisket. Cooked in a smoker, this dish is aromatic and comforting for cool nights.
Commonly known as "Cholent," this dish is traditionally a slow-cooked stew for Jewish Shabbat. It is also known as Chamin, Dafina, and Skhina.
Although a main dish in itself, it can also be served as a wet-dish among a spread at a BBQ meal.
In a large Dutch oven or pot (the larger the better!), place the potatoes in a single layer on the bottom of the cooking vessel. Sprinkle the onions over the potatoes.
Place the beef in a single layer on top with the marrow bones and whole cloves of garlic tucked within the meat. Sprinkle with a layer of barley.
Place a layer of borlotti beans, then sprinkle with the black pepper. If using the eggs nestle them into the dish now.
In a large bowl whisk together the chicken broth, salt, paprika, turmeric, cumin, and cayenne.
Pour the chicken broth mixture over the layered ingredients, and add more water if needed to make sure that the they are all just covered.
Cook in a smoker for 12 to 16 hours at 200 to 250 degrees F (93 to 120 degrees C).
Chicken Cacciatore is a healthy meal made of protein and vegetables for a balanced camp diet that is simmered over a gas stove or in a Dutch oven.


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Q: PHPList with own subscribe page I try to configure PHPList 3.012. I will use own subscribe und unsubscribe pages. I asked in the newsgroup of PHPList. Unfortunaly I gotten no response. No one seems to use its own subscribe pages.
If the input field on the login page is empty and I'll click on the send button, says the javascript me, "Please enter a valid e-mail address. After I entered a valid email address should appear
another error message. Instead, the login page from PHPList appears. please look at my script and the PHP-Code. I want to have my own popup windows and not the thank you pages from PHPList.
Has anyone of you PHPList running with own subscribe, unsubscribe and thank you pages. It must use also be made more changes to the index.php from PHPList.
Thank you for the help

            <form action="http://example.com/?p=subscribe&id=1" method="post" class="newsletter" name="subscribeform" id="subscribeform">

                    Form of address:

                            <input type="radio" name="attribute1" value="1">Mr

                            <input type="radio" name="arttibute1" value="2">Ms

                    Title:

                        <input type="text" class="form-control" name="attribute2" id="titel" placeholder="Title" value="" />

                    First Name:

                        <input type="text" class="form-control" name="attribute3" id="vorname" placeholder="First Name" value="" />

                    Last Name:

                        <input type="text" class="form-control" name="attribute4" id="name" placeholder="Last Name" value="" />

                    E-Mail:

                        <input type="text" class="form-control" name="email" id="email" placeholder="email@example.com" value="" />

                    Land:

                        <input type="text" class="form-control" name="attribute5" id="land" placeholder="Land" value="" />

                <input type="hidden" name="htmlemail" value="1">

                                <input type="checkbox" name="list[1]" value="signup" checked />Newsletter

                                <input type="checkbox" name="list[2]" value="signup" checked />Newsletter 2

                        <input type="reset" name="reset" value="Reset" class="btn btn-default btn-sm" title="Formular zurücksetzen">
                        <button class="btn btn-success btn-sm" role="button" type="submit" name="subscribe" id="postname" onclick="return checkform();" value="Subscribe" title="Subscirbe">Subscribe Newsletter</button>

 Unsubscribe
 Change personal information

            </form>

A: <?php

    ob_start();

    //$er = error_reporting(0);
    require_once dirname(__FILE__) .'/admin/commonlib/lib/unregister_globals.php';
    require_once dirname(__FILE__) .'/admin/commonlib/lib/magic_quotes.php';

    ## none of our parameters can contain html for now
    $_GET = removeXss($_GET);
    $_POST = removeXss($_POST);
    $_REQUEST = removeXss($_REQUEST);
    $_SERVER = removeXss($_SERVER);
    $_COOKIE = removeXss($_COOKIE);

    ## remove a trailing punctuation mark on the uid
    if (isset($_GET['uid'])) {
      if (preg_match('/[\.,:;]$/',$_GET['uid'])) {
        $_GET['uid'] = preg_replace('/[\.,:;]$/','',$_GET['uid']);
      }
    }

    if (isset($_SERVER["ConfigFile"]) && is_file($_SERVER["ConfigFile"])) {
      include $_SERVER["ConfigFile"];
    } elseif (is_file("config/config.php")) {
      include 'config/config.php';
    } else {
      print "Error, cannot find config file\n";
      exit;
    }

    require_once dirname(__FILE__).'/admin/init.php';

    $GLOBALS["database_module"] = basename($GLOBALS["database_module"]);
    $GLOBALS["language_module"] = basename($GLOBALS["language_module"]);

    require_once dirname(__FILE__).'/admin/'.$GLOBALS["database_module"];

        # load default english and language
    include_once dirname(__FILE__)."/texts/english.inc";
    if (is_file(dirname(__FILE__).'/texts/'.$GLOBALS["language_module"])) {
      include_once dirname(__FILE__).'/texts/'.$GLOBALS["language_module"];
    }
    # Allow customisation per installation
    if (is_file($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/'.$GLOBALS["language_module"])) {
      include_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/'.$GLOBALS["language_module"];
    }

    include_once dirname(__FILE__)."/admin/languages.php";
    require_once dirname(__FILE__)."/admin/defaultconfig.php";
    require_once dirname(__FILE__).'/admin/connect.php';
    include_once dirname(__FILE__)."/admin/lib.php";

    $I18N = new phplist_I18N();
    header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: '.ACCESS_CONTROL_ALLOW_ORIGIN);

    if (!empty($GLOBALS["SessionTableName"])) {
      require_once dirname(__FILE__).'/admin/sessionlib.php';
    }
    @session_start();

    if (!isset($_POST) && isset($HTTP_POST_VARS)) {
      require 'admin/commonlib/lib/oldphp_vars.php';
    }

    $req = Sql_fetch_row_query(sprintf('select id from %s where id = %d',$tables["subscribepage"],$id));
    $id = $req[0];
    $msg = "";

    if (isset($_GET['p']) && $_GET["p"] == "subscribe") {
      $_SESSION["userloggedin"] = 0;
      $_SESSION["userdata"] = array();
    }

    if (!$id) {
      # find the default one:
      $id = getConfig("defaultsubscribepage");
      # fix the true/false issue
      if ($id == "true") $id = 1;
      if ($id == "false") $id = 0;
      if (!$id) {
        # pick a first
        $req = Sql_Fetch_row_Query(sprintf('select ID from %s where active',$tables["subscribepage"]));
        $id = $req[0];
      }
    }

    $pagedata = array();
    if ($id) {
      $GLOBALS['pagedata'] = PageData($id);
      if (isset($pagedata['language_file']) && is_file(dirname(__FILE__).'/texts/'.basename($pagedata['language_file']))) {
        @include dirname(__FILE__).'/texts/'.basename($pagedata['language_file']);
        # Allow customisation per installation
        if (is_file($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/'.basename($pagedata['language_file']))) {
          include_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/'.basename($pagedata['language_file']);
        }
      }
    }

    include 'admin/ui/'.$GLOBALS['ui'].'/publicpagetop.php';
    print $pagedata["header"];

    if($_POST['email']!='' && isset($_POST['email']))
    {
        $email_address = $_POST['email'];
        $query = sprintf('INSERT INTO %s (email,status) values("%s","%s")',
            'phplist_user_unsubscriber',$email_address,"Block");

        $result = Sql_query($query);
        header("Location: unsubscribe.php?m=1");
        die();
    }
    if($_GET['m']!='' && isset($_GET['m']))
    {
        print '
You have been unsubscribed from our newsletters and you will receive a confirmation message shortly.
';
    }
    if($_GET['emailid']=='' && !isset($_GET['emailid']))
    {

        print '
'. $GLOBALS["strUnsubscribeInfo"].'
';
        print '<form method="post" action=""><input type="hidden" name="p" value="unsubscribe" />';
        print '
'.$GLOBALS["strEnterEmail"].': <input type="text" name="email" value="'.$email.'" size="40" />
';
        print '<input type="submit" name="unsubscribe" value="'.$GLOBALS['strContinue'].'"></form>';

        print '<title>'.$GLOBALS["strSubscribeTitle"].'</title>';

        print $pagedata["footer"];
    }

?>
This is my unsubscribe page.There is one input field email address.
N kindly add unsubscribe.php into htaccess file..


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Q: Avoid UAC prompt for silent install I created a Task (setup.exe) using Task scheduler which when run doesn't ask for Elevated Permissions prompt. I have checked "Run with Highest Privileges"
See screenshot

However,
for scheduling a task using command-line, I created a Task using
schtasks /create /tn "T2" /tr "C:\Users\kamal\Downloads\SGuardian\ds.exe" /sc ONCE /SD 08/10/2015 /ST 05:29
It always prompts for elevated permissions.
I also tried adding a /ru SYSTEM
This doesn't prompt for elevated permissions but it runs the task in non-interactive mode (background) which I don't want.
What is the way to create the task in COMMAND LINE for local account DEV-03\kamal and Run with highest privileges. ( as shown in screen shot )
Please suggest

A: I believe you can add /RL highest and it will check the box. This will require you to be elevated though


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Thanking the people of Christchurch
Every year the Christchurch City Mission supports more than 50,000 people in the community. They offer food, shelter and training – but most importantly, they give people hope. To say thank you to the community for their generosity, the City Mission commissioned the design and build of a 10m tall steel and aluminium sculpture in downtown Christchurch.
Helping hand from all of Holmes
When the City Mission asked us to help out, it was an offer we couldn't refuse! All our New Zealand subsidiaries (Holmes Consulting, Holmes Farsight, Holmes Fire and Holmes Solutions) pitched in to help design and build this incredible sculpture. With our combined engineering powers, we helped the City Mission bring their vision to life.
Our team of expert engineers and drafters were involved from first concept design, right through to final build and installation. The sculpture's unique double helix shape means it is largely self-supporting; it's also wind resistant, and has a concrete base to help stabilise the 10.7 -tonne sculpture.
The double helix is also a symbol of the journey a person takes as they are supported by the City Mission. They're given the resources and care they need to rise above their dark times and achieve amazing things.
This project was completely funded by local businesses who sponsored the build in many ways. No money from general donations towards the City Mission was spent on it.
We love the work the City Mission does and their passion to make the world a better place one life at a time.
We were honoured to be part of this amazing project. Our donation to the City Mission (in time, money and manpower) is our holiday gift to our valued clients this year:
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Q: Transforming $(2,2,2)$ into $(17,1967,1983)$ I have not dealt with problems of this type:
Three integers $a$, $b$, and $c$ are written on a blackboard. Then one of them is erased and replaced by the sum of the other two diminished by 1. This operation is repeated a finite number of times until we have the final result, which is $17$, $\,1967$, and $1983$.
Could $a,b,c$ have been $(2,2,2)$ i.e. starting from $2$, $2$, $2$, can we reach $17$, $\,1967$, and $1983$?

A: HINT: The first step from $(2,2,2)$ must give you $(2,2,3)$. Now prove that every triple that you can reach from here has two even numbers and one odd number.
In attacking this problem I looked at the triples that could be reached from $(2,2,2)$ in three or four steps and looked for something that they had in common. As Marvis suggested in the comments, you want to find something that's preserved by the operation, and in this case it turns out to be something very simple.


The idea for an electronic exchange for maritime freight was born several years ago from first hand observing of the needs of the industry.
An electronic exchange facility was the brainchild of our team in order to manage a complex and growing mass of information. The creation and development of this exchange demanded a highly-qualified team of specialists, thorough research, sharp analysis and hard work. Our team brings constant improvements and is proud to present to the world BECCA V4.0, your on-line tool!!!
An efficient and easy-to-use tool that empowers those in the supply chain business – from carriers to enterprises, from freight forwarders to freight consolidators and provides them with an on-line marketplace.


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