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Q: In php how to display chinese character? what I build now is I grabbing from RSS feed in chinese RSS website, but once I echo out is blank, my code was work on english RSS, I try a lot of decode,iconv, header("Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8");, but still the same cannot display any chinese word on my screen.
here is my coding:
header("Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8");
function getrssfeed($feed_url){
$Current = date("Y-m-d" ,strtotime("now"));
$content = file_get_contents($feed_url);
$xml = new SimpleXmlElement($content);
$body = "";
    foreach($xml->channel->item as $entry){
        $body .= get_html_translation_table(htmlspecialchars_decode(strip_tags($Current ." ". $entry->description))) . "\n\n";
        //$result = iconv('UTF-8', 'ISO-8859-1//TRANSLIT//IGNORE', $body);
        $i++;
        if($i==5) {
            break;
        }
    }
echo $body;
}

getrssFeed("http://news.baidu.com/n?cmd=1&class=enternews&tn=rss");
Can you guy help me how to solve my problem ?
thank you

A: in your HTML header put this
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" ></meta>

A: Two things you need to do

*

*Set document type or header as

content="text/html;charset=utf-8"

*

*Save those user Chinese characters in database with field collation as utf8_general_ci

A: may be you can use this function with

mb_convert_encoding

,but at the same time ,you should attention the native document charset must be utf-8 or gb2312


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Q: WinDbg Dr. Watson minidump - requires pdb/dll originally built for installed version? I have a mindmp file from a target's application crash. Is it possible for me to rebuild the dll/pdb files for a version of software and have windbg load symbols correctly?
My problem is that our pdb files are only kept for major releases (unfortunately). This is a daily build, which I can rebuild myself, but I'm getting tripped up on errors.
With !sym noisy on:
"image header does not match memory image header."
DBGENG:  C:\...\XXX.dll image header does not match memory image header.
DBGENG:  XXX.dll - Partial symbol image load missing image info
DBGHELP: Module is not fully loaded into memory.
DBGHELP: Searching for symbols using debugger-provided data.
DBGHELP: C:\...\XXX.pdb - mismatched pdb

Note I've build the pdb with the dll, they are from the same RELEASE directory (should I be building debug?)
Theses are release builds (as release builds are installed on the target and crashing) should I be somehow using the debug build dlls to get more symbol information?

A: In my experience probably not.
If you have the exact build directory and build with the exact same compiler settings then this might work.  You definitely will not be able to load symbols from a debug build against a release crash dump.
You will need to turn on the 'load anything' options: .symopt+0x40 to get windbg to ignore the timestamp differences.

A: if you still have the exact source code the image was compiled from, then rebuild it producing a new pdb file and then instruct WinDbg to forcibly load this pdb when you open the crash dump - it worked once in my practice.

A: The ChkMatch utility is designed for this exact scenario.
As long as you have the original .EXE, you can recompile the sources (with the same compiler and compiler settings) and patch the new .PDB to match the old .EXE.
In this example, OriginalExecutable.exe is the executable that no longer has a .PDB file, and RebuiltPDB.pdb is one that has been produced by rebuilding the original source.
chkmatch -m OriginalExecutable.exe RebuiltPDB.pdb

Now, as long as the two files have their original names, The debugger should accept them as a matching pair.

A: PDB files are tied to their EXE files by a GUID and an "age" (it's a sequence number). These are embedded in the EXE, and into the PDB. The GUID is regenerated on each complete build, and the "age" is changed on each incremental build.
The debugger uses these to ensure that it's looking at the correct PDB for the EXE file.
I didn't know about the "chkmatch" tool mentioned by SteveMan, but I suspect that it works by patching up the GUID/age so that they match.

A: This is too late to help Doug, but for the sake of anyone who comes across this question, another thread (Is it possible to load mismatched symbols in Visual Studio?) pointed out a way to get WinDbg to accept mismatched .PDB files
.symopt_0x40

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Manual scavenging in India: state apathy, non-implementation of laws and resistance by the community: Summary by Dr. Sujith Koonan.
Add commentFebruary 2, 20228 min readby Sujith Koonan
Written by Sujith Koonan
[Ed Note: As part of our New Scholarship section, we have been inviting discussants to respond to public law themed articles featured in Volume 5 the Indian Law Review. You can access the posts in this discussion here. In this post, the author, Dr. Sujith Koonan summarizes the arguments made in his paper 'Manual scavenging in India: state apathy, non- implementation of laws and resistance by the community. You can access the article here.]
Manual scavenging has a long history in India. It continues even now in different forms, for instance, in the contexts of dry latrines and cleaning of sewerage and septic tanks. Undoubtedly, the practice of manual scavenging involves violence, oppression and violation of rights and therefore not to be tolerated socially and legally. There have been specific legal responses, at least since the early 1990s, to criminalize the act of employing manual scavengers and also for facilitating the rehabilitation of the people in manual scavenging. This paper analyses the nature of legal responses in this regard and the role of social movements by the people in manual scavenging in claiming their rights and benefits guaranteed in the Constitution and relevant statutes.
The interface between law and manual scavenging has undergone dramatic transformations—from being a customary right to a crime. Till the first half of the 20th century, the practice of manual scavenging was not only seen as acceptable but as a customary right, including by the people in manual scavenging. The acceptability and legitimacy of manual scavenging could be attributed to the caste system in India, where the so-called menial jobs, including manual scavenging, were imposed on people at the lowest strata of the caste hierarchy. The perception and practice of manual scavenging as a customary right draw their roots in this social system. The working of customary right in the context of manual scavenging had two aspects – the right to clean latrines in certain private households or in particular localities and the right to sell the night-soil collected. While the people in manual scavenging had treated the customary rights as a monopoly claim to service and as a property with transactional value, the legal system followed a varying approach. For instance, in certain litigations where the customary rights were contested, courts were reluctant to recognize the people's enforceable right in manual scavenging against a household. At the same time, courts were happy to recognize customary rights as enforceable between the people in manual scavenging. Courts were more concerned about the freedom of households to choose manual scavengers than the questions of human dignity and human rights.
Thus, the legal discourse was centred around the perception of manual scavenging as an occupation and in certain cases a legal obligation deriving from municipality acts. Implications for dignity of the people in manual scavenging were not part of the legal discourse, but the constitutional rights of house owners; and health and hygiene of towns were.
The discourse shifted, after independence, to issues related to living and working conditions of the people in manual scavenging. Efforts, in the first couple of decades after the independence, were mainly to address concerns such as working and living conditions of manual scavengers, rather than eliminating the practice on the basis of fundamental values of the Constitution of India such as human dignity and prohibition of untouchability. The reports of various committees during this period highlight efforts to 'humanize' the practice of manual scavenging. Thus, among other things, the focus was on how to eliminate the practice of carrying a load of human excreta on the head, leading to recommendations such as the introduction of wheelbarrows or bullock carts, standardized pan to collect human excreta from the toilet; long boots and rubber gloves for workers at disposal sites. It appears that the early efforts in this regard followed a narrow definition of human dignity because carrying of human excreta on the head and the possibility of spill-over was treated as unacceptable, and the rest was, by implication, allowed to continue albeit with some devices or measures to avoid the direct physical contact between the 'scavenger' and the waste. It was fine and acceptable, at least temporarily, to let the people in manual scavenging see and smell human excreta on a daily basis.
The legal discourse took a dramatic transformation in the late 1980s. By then, the practice of manual scavenging began to be seen as unacceptable and violative of various fundamental rights guaranteed in the Constitution of India. While there have been statutes since the 1950s directly or indirectly prohibiting the practice of manual scavenging (.g.e.g. the Protection of Civil Rights Act, 1955), an explicit law dedicated to addressing the issue of manual scavenging came into being with the adoption of the Employment of Manual Scavengers and Construction of Dry Latrines (Prohibition) Act, 1993. Owing to the failure of this law in eliminating the practice of manual scavenging, a new law was enacted, that is, the Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers and their Rehabilitation Act, 2013. Together, these two laws constitute the key statutory framework related to manual scavenging in India. They prohibit the practice of manual scavenging, prescribes safety measures and gears for sanitation work to ensure the safety of the workers, and envisages rehabilitation of the people in manual scavenging. One of the key questions in this regard is, why have these laws been unsuccessful in eliminating a practice that is blatantly in violation of the Constitution of India?
The lived experience of law relating to manual scavenging is characterized by denialism, insensitivity and indifference from the part of society and implementing agencies. State governments and various public sector undertakings that were accused of employing manual scavengers had almost always denied the existence of manual scavenging. Whenever the government recognized the existence of manual scavenging, the magnitude of the issue was almost always downplayed.
The weak or non-implementation of law seems to be due to reasons such as the insensitivity and indifference which could be a result of larger social indifference and insensitivity to the issue. A related question in this regard is why would society and implementing agencies be indifferent and insensitive to the issue of manual scavenging? A probable explanation may be derived from the link between manual scavenging and caste. The pervasive nature of caste coupled with the domination of members of upper castes in various positions in the public administration may make the whole system carry the upper-caste upper-class consciousness. As a result, the rules of the caste system, including the division of labour, may not look like a problem. It may put the rule of law in the shadow of the rule of caste. This probably explains the huge gap between constitutional and statutory norms and aspirations on the one hand and the social reality on the other hand.
It is in this context that the role of social movements by the people in manual scavenging needs to be examined. The Movement transformed the discourse by using the language of dignity and rights. It properly situated the issue in the context of the Constitution of India and thereby forced the people in power to at least recognize the problem and condemn it explicitly. It demonstrates the story of social movements by one of the most marginalized communities in India using law and the legal system to achieve their goals. It also demonstrates the challenges faced by such people even when their claims are legitimate and supported by the Constitution of India.
Sujith Koonan is an Assistant Professor at Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. He completed his doctoral research on 'The Right to Sanitation in India: A Multi-Faceted Right in Search of a Comprehensive Framework' in 2018. He is a Member, Editorial Board of the Law, Environment and Development Journal (LEAD)—a joint publication of SOAS–University of London and International Environmental Law Research Centre (IELRC), Geneva. His main areas of interest are Environmental Law, Water and Sanitation, Law and Natural Resources, Human Rights, International Law and Agro-biodiversity.
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Published Sep 16, 2010 at 1:04 PM | Updated at 10:09 AM PDT on Jul 6, 2011
Students are now in the full swing of school, getting used to their new schedules, teachers and friends.
But for many foster kids, school never becomes routine. Foster kids often move from home to home so staying in the same school can be difficult.
School stability often can make the difference between failure and success.
A bill before the governor's desk that could help provide some stability.
Going off to college is a big accomplishment for any student. For one San Diego area homecoming princess, recognized by her high school for always doing the right thing, leaving for college is an especially big accomplishment.
Candace was eleven when she and her younger brother went into the foster care system. Her older brothers soon followed.
"Basically all our life we've been neglected abused physically and emotionally," she said.
Candace moved to seven homes in seven years, but she stayed at the same high school.
"You actually see people every day. Knowing that even if things may not go well at home, you still have people to turn to at school," she said. .
Her younger brother, who moved to seven schools in seven years has not been so lucky.
"He couldn't trust people he had behavioral problems because he didn't know who to talk to who to turn to," she said.
The averages show foster children move anywhere from 8 to 9 times during their foster career.
"If you're moving that many times your academic achievement really takes a hit, " said Kate So.
So is a teacher and Court Appointed Special Advocate for Voices for Children, a non profit that helps support foster kids.
She says studies show every time a child is moved from one school to another, anywhere from four to six months in academic achievement is lost. Under the new legislation, she says school stability will be given the consideration it needs.
"Everyone must look at school stability now and that hasn't been the case before," she said. "It wasn't required to be considered; so it at least gives that badge of importance.
A bill, which is still on the governor's desk, doesn't require that students stay in the same school but it recommends that if a move needs to be made, at least do it over summer break.
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As a child, Benjamin Musci got to explore cutting-edge space technology behind the scenes. An uncle worked on a shuttle mission and the Mars rover program at NASA's Johnson Space Center and gave him a tour of capsules and other equipment. Musci eventually studied mechanical engineering so he could work on significant problems, particularly climate change.
Musci focused on experimental fluid dynamics at Ohio State University and built a small lightsaber-like chamber that created small plasma pulses – a model strategy for eliminating intermittent drag on high-speed aircraft. The project produced cool videos, Musci says, and cemented his decision to go to graduate school.
At the Georgia Institute of Technology, the Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Stewardship Science Graduate Fellowship (DOE NNSA SSGF) recipient set out to combine fluid dynamics with clean-energy applications. Working with Devesh Ranjan, he's built an experimental facility to test extreme fluid dynamics events that can occur in inertial confinement fusion (ICF) experiments.
In these implosions, defects in shells that encase fusion fuel can cause the materials to mix, unpredictably perturbing and degrading the reaction. Musci runs computational models of these extreme events, applying high-energy shockwaves to gases of different densities, such as nitrogen and carbon dioxide, so they combine in complex patterns, like creamer in coffee. He and his colleagues can observe the entire mixing process, rather than just the period immediately after implosion or in the throes of the fusion reaction.
It took two years to build the instruments, he notes. "It's pretty rewarding to walk into the room and say OK, nothing was in here before. Now it's working, and we have actual data from it."
Similar extreme mixing occurs in supernovae. Stars have dense elements such as iron in their cores while the lightest elements, helium and hydrogen, comprise the outermost layers. Astrophysical hydrodynamics simulations of exploding stars don't accurately capture how those elements mix. Heavy elements from the core reach the exterior much sooner than models predict, he says.
Musci focused exclusively on climate models for his 2017 practicum at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Working with Peter Gleckler and Paul Durack, he examined such simulations over a 20-year period, asking whether climate models can predict what we want to know. The task required him to work with the Linux computing framework and learn the Python programming language.
Those computational skills proved instrumental during a second Livermore practicum in summer 2020. He programmed a model of his extreme fluid mixing experiments, giving him new ways to test scenarios and probe observations. He'll continue that work in LLNL's High-Energy Density Physics Fellowship, which will support the final year of his graduate research.
Musci is exploring a range of post-graduate career options, especially at the national laboratories. The DOE NNSA SSGF let him take key courses outside his core Ph.D. requirements in Earth and atmospheric sciences and computer vision so he could explore a new research area. "They really trust you and give you flexibility that you can use almost any way you want."
Image caption: An example of the fluid mixing Benjamin Musci studies. It's an important process in inertial confinement fusion experiments and supernova physics. Credit: Benjamin Musci.


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The Oracle Shopping Centre in Reading, Berkshire has been evacuated and shut off by police after a suspicious package was found.
Officers were called to the centre at around 9am on Tuesday, June 12, and have evacuated shops and restaurants in The Riverside as they investigate.
People evacuated have been moved to Reading Minister in St Mary's Butts.
A police spokesman said: "Thames Valley Police officers were called today at about 9am following reports that a suspicious item had been found in the Oracle shopping centre, Reading.
"Officers have attended the scene and the Oracle Centre and nearby restaurants have been evacuated as a precaution.
"A cordon has been put in place and officers are working to establish the nature of the item."
He added updates on the situation would be provided when police knew more.
getreading will provide live updates on the situation as we get them, in the blog below.


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Initial Measurements on the Angular Distribution of Deuterium Plasma Produced by a Pulsed Spark Source
Description: Abstract: "The deuterium plasma which is ejected by a 6000-ampere pulsed current through a rail-type spark source has a yield in the forward direction which is a factor of 5 to 10 greater than that in the perpendicular direction. This effect is believed to be due to the magnetic propulsion of the plasma."
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Description: Report that "is a supplement to IDO-16332, "The Engineering Test Reactor Critical Facility Hazards Summary Report", presenting information on the conduct in the Facility of certain experiments which are expected to be operated in the Engineering Test Reactor" (p. 3).
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Creator: Wade, E. J. & Davidson, D. S.
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The New Zealand Dollar followed the Australian Dollar lower in the early stages of last week bottoming out against the US Dollar at 0.6744 before things changed. US (NFP) Non-Farm Payroll jobs data showed only a further 20,000 people were added to the workforce – the figure significantly down on the expected 180,000 number. Unemployment came in better than expected at 3.8% from 3.9% but the US Dollar traded softer allowing the kiwi to regain early week losses. Global Auction Milk prices have again posted another positive result of 3.3%, this is the seventh increase in prices since November 20th with farmgate prices set to improve over time. Another quiets week for data for the local currency suggesting outside influences will impact for the second week running.
Larry Kudlow has made the suggestion that the ongoing Trump/China trade talks are making "headway" as mixed reports suggested the two parties were miles away from agreeing on a deal. China has suggested a compromise to the US Govt that would allow them to impose an enforcement provision if conditions were not met. Currently the US, based on the current deal conditions, have all the rights to charge China reimposed tariffs if they failed to meet with structural changes to its economy. China have highlighted this as unfair and wish to even the playing field with their own set of what if's penalties as they seek an equal rights trade deal. Erin Ennis senior vice president of the US/China business council has said "we could definitely see ourselves in yet another period of uncertainty" the longer differences continue. Trump is to set to demand another 8.6 Billion in wall funding to build additional sections of the wall along the Mexico/US border in a new set of new battles with congress. The US Dollar retreated late Friday after Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) printed down on expectations of 180,000 at 20,000 as markets sold the Dollar. US unemployment is still low coming in down at 3.8% from 3.9% as well as Average hourly earnings also printing positive at 0.4% from 0.3%. Equity markets closed lower but the kiwi and Aussie pushed up slightly off recent lows as news broke.
The ECB left the overnight rate unchanged and will look at stimulating the economy's growth through 2019-2020 with a product called (TLTROs) Targeted Longer-Term Refinancing Operations as a potential method to inject liquidity to boost growth. The ECB cut its inflation and growth forecast and delayed any shift to rate hikes by at least three months with the current rate on hold until at least the end of this year. They have also introduced a bunch of cheapish long term loans (TLTRO) in the hope of loosening liquidity conditions later in 2019. Draghi said that the likelihood of a recession was low and the Eurozone growth outlook was still swayed to the downside. It's a quiet week for tier one data with only less significant economic releases to print.
The British Pound depreciated further heading into the weekly close and opened Monday on the defensive. Against the US Dollar it traded from around 1.3070 down to 1.2965 based on the EU rejecting May's latest offer. The EU made a fresh offer of letting Britain exit the backstop but keeping Northern Ireland in it which was not acceptable to May. The parliament vote which takes place on Tuesday 12th March (Wednesday morning in NZT) is expected to be dreadful for May. Several members of cabinet have discussed whether May's time is coming to an end if the vote is a "no" Tuesday. The EU are in the driver's seat as they can either deny the UK an extension and ask them to leave or demand an increase of the "divorce payment" as a trade off for offering an extension of time for article 50. One possible scenario which could play out if support grows for the UK to not leave the EU if the current deal is scrapped, the EU could offer an extension and the UK have another referendum which would turn out "no leave". This week the Pound will be by far the most volatile currency, expect wild swings as news hits the wires. In breaking news, the Pound outperformed Tuesday morning travelling to 1.3280 on hopes a last gasp deal on Brexit can be agreed. Theresa May is on her way to Strasbourg where she will meet European Commission President Juncker.
The Japanese Yen closed the week outperforming its rivals on the main currency board after risk aversion drove market sentiment and rallied the JPY. Turning a corner after five weeks of losses against the US Dollar the Yen remained in control. Bouncing from 112.13 the pair closed the week around 110.90 as the ECB's decision to launch another round of TLTRO's sent markets in search of safety. Chinese trade figures were also a risk factor with Chinese exports falling more than 20% in February. The trade surplus m/m came to 4.12B much weaker than the 26.3B markets were expecting. Japan's GDP grew by more than 1.90% for the last quarter of 2018 coming in ahead of predictions of 1.80%. The economic watchers survey also supported the Yen releasing at 47.5 for the month of February after 45.6 was expected. This weeks (BoJ) Bank of Japan policy rate is announced on Friday and will remain unchanged.
Overnight Canada entered DST (daylight saving time) with clocks moved forward 1 hour. The Bank of Canada maintained its 1.75% rate last week saying the global slowdown has been worse than predicted and widespread than the bank had forecast especially in the fourth quarter of 2018. Inflation is forecast to be a little less than 2.0% for most of 2019 but given the pressures on lower Oil prices CPI has eased to 1.4% in January. The BoC are uncertain about future timing of rate increases and will watch developments in Oil markets, household spending and US trade policy. The Canadian Dollar sank across the board and travelled to a yearly low against the greenback. The US Non-Farm Payroll figure Friday was not as rosy as predicted putting the US Dollar under pressure and taking the CAD off its lows. A quiet week for Canadian data on the docket with only Manufacturing Sales to print.
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Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition New Gameplay Trailers, Info on Future Connected Scenario, and More
by Ryan Pearson on May 1, 2020 at 10:59 AM, EDT
New details have been revealed for Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition; including gameplay trailers, the Future Connected scenario, and more.
Firstly, the information on the Future Connected scenario comes via updates to the Nintendo Japanese website on the game's extra scenario (Translation: Google Translate, and RPG Site)
Firstly, the scenario takes place in a new area Bionis' Left Shoulder. The area has a floating island, due to the special minerals there.
The scenario will also feature two new Nopon characters, Keno and Nene. While Keno is shy and dearly misses his father, he also inherited his Ether Gun, a weapon with mysterious powers.
Nene on the other hand is quite motherly to Nene, almost acting as his mother. Despite her cute appearance, she is a power-house in battle.
This new adventure (taking place after the events of the main game) has Shulk without his ability to see into the future, demanding more caution from the player. This also includes Kirino Beasts ("Kiri" meaning fog).
The Kirino Beasts come from black fog. Not only are they powerful, but they have an ability (through vibrations or waves) to cause other nearby enemies to attack Shulk.
Shulk isn't helpless however. The Nopongers (Nopon Rangers) are surveying the area. By fulfilling their requests, they will aid in battle, and execute powerful special moves alongside Shulk's party. You can find the images from the update below.
In addition, the Japanese Twitter account for the game has been tweeting new information about the game [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Translation: Google Translate].
Along with confirming the player can switch between the original and arranged soundtracks (as Nintendo of Australia already had), players can switch the arrangements of background and battle music independently.
The Quest Log has been updated to be easier to understand, and setting the mission as your active quest will guide you to its location. The money and resources needed to reconstruct Colony 6 is also now displayed.
A list of NPC profiles are also within the game's menu, listing their routines (when they are active and where) along with the items they wish to trade for. Finally, players can now use "fashion equipment," to keep the appearance of older weapons or gear while keeping the effects of gear that is genuinely equipped.
Finally, the Japanese Twitter account shared three new trailers, showing off gameplay. You can find them all below.
You can find the rundown (via Nintendo) below.
Join the fight between man and machine in the definitive edition of this critically-acclaimed RPG
Discover the origins of Shulk as he and his companions clash against a seemingly-unstoppable mechanical menace. Wield a future-seeing blade, chain together attacks, and carefully position your party members in strategic, real-time combat as you journey across a massive world.
During an attack from the mechanical invaders known as the Mechon, Shulk discovers that he can tap into the full power of a mysterious blade known as the Monado. With the mighty Monado in hand, Shulk sets out to defeat the Mechon once and for all.
In addition to the Mechon, you'll run into wildlife that ranges from docile to deadly. Keep an eye on what attracts monsters' attention to avoid unwanted conflict…or try your hand at bringing down an ultra-powerful Unique Monster.
Upgrade your party as you progress through the adventure by selecting equipment, enhancing weapon skills, and using benefit-granting gems. Put your dependable companions to work by filling the party gauge to trigger a Chain Attack and attack enemies in quick succession!
In case you missed it, Nintendo of Japan shared new screenshots and character renders.
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition launches May 29th for Nintendo Switch.
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Taking his first steps onto Route 1 and never stopping, Ryan has had a love of RPGs since a young age. Now he's learning to appreciate a wider pallet of genres and challenges.


The Flash is frequently a show about heroism. But what happens when you don't particularly want to be a hero? "The Fury of Firestorm" focuses on the responsibilities of heroism, since it's no little thing to accept the role of a superhero. You're giving up a part of yourself in service to something more, and that's a compelling narrative to look into, even while it isn't exactly anything new for the superhero genre to explore.
The A-story this week is fairly straightforward: Dr. Stein (Victor Garber) only has days to live, since his body is deteriorating as a result of not having anyone to bond with as Firestorm. So Caitlin (Danielle Panabaker) and Cisco (Carlos Valdes) research two men affected by the Particle Accelerator explosion whose altered DNA makes them candidates for the merge. There's world-class scientist Dr. Henry Hewitt and former high school quarterback Jefferson "Jax" Jackson (Franz Drameh). It's clear where the story is headed, particularly considering what the show is telling us about heroism. Hewitt's over-eager attitude about joining with Stein basically tells us there's no real chance he's going to become the new Firestorm, because it's obvious that he doesn't want to join for heroism's sake, but rather out of his own selfish, scientific curiosity. But we see the flashback in which Jax gets hit with a blast from the Particle Accelerator. In fact, he only gets hit because he's helping an injured friend make it to safety before the blast overtakes them. From the very start, we know Jax is a hero deep down, even if the loss of his football career (due to the injury has sustained in the blast) has made him bitter and resentful. It's a lot like Joseph Campbell's mythical Hero's Journey, in which any hero worth his salt is initially resistant to the call of heroism, whether it's Luke Skywalker, Spider-Man or even Bilbo Baggins. And so it is with Jax, who insists he's no hero and doesn't even want to be. He just wants to forget all about the Particle Accelerator, and the accident that robbed him of his one shot at going to college.
Throughout the episode, Barry has been approached by Patty (Shantel VanSanten) about reports of a "man-shark" prowling around Central City. Barry doesn't really take the findings seriously, especially once he runs a test on a tooth found at the site of one of the attacks, and determines that the sample is 100% human. However, in the final moments of the episode, The Flash drops by to look in on Patty…only to get attacked by a HUGE FREAKING SHARK MAN! The visuals on King Shark are absolutely outstanding for a show with The Flash's budget, as he looks both supernatural and imposing, and far less ridiculous than such a creature probably should look. Barry and Patty struggle against the hopeless odds, with King Shark proving invulnerable to bullets. But then, out of nowhere, King Shark gets taken down with a blast of blue energy. The person who's come to Barry's rescue? It's Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh) from Earth 2! Naturally, Barry is shocked to see his old mentor/enemy staring him in the face, and he's once again faced with another choice that would weigh heavily on any hero: give this guy a shot, on the possibility that he's different from the Harrison Wells that manipulated them all last year? Or take him out now, and ask questions later? We don't find out Barry's choice, but it's an undoubtedly interesting quandary for the STAR Labs team to face, especially after everything they've been through. I can't wait to see how this all plays out.
Once again, however, the show finds its most emotional arc in the story centering on Iris (Candice Patton). She agrees to meet with her estranged mother, Francine, but only to tell her that she wants nothing to do with the woman. Of course, Francine is quick to go to Joe (Jesse L. Martin) and tell him that the reason she's desperate to reconnect with Iris is because she's dying as a result of her years of drug use. In the wake of this information, Iris decides to give Francine one last shot — only to discover that her mother STILL isn't being truthful. Yes, Francine IS really dying, but she neglected to mention that she gave birth to a son eight months after leaving Joe. So we're faced with one of two possibilities: either Francine cheated on Joe and had a baby by someone else, or she became pregnant by Joe and ran off with his son, never allowing the boy to know his father. Both possibilities are terrible, since it means Iris has a long-lost family member out there who's been hidden from her all these years. What I love about this twist, however, is that it's a revelation Iris finds out on her own. Through her detective work, the show reminds us of her considerable skills as an investigative journalist, and illustrates that she's someone who won't be emotionally manipulated anymore. I kind of love the person Iris has become, more strong-willed and less prone to being the damsel in distress. She makes her own choices, and this means shutting out her mother for good, even at the loss of a brother (although I'm sure we'll get to meet ol' Wally West sooner rather than later).
While The Flash still deals with some of the usual story beats, whether it's touching on Cisco's developing powers (and his anxiety over them, which Dr. Stein seeks to alleviate by encouraging him to view this powers as a gift) or Barry's unresolved feelings for Iris (which Joe encourages him to get over by exploring a relationship with Patty). But it's the foray into the duties of heroism that has the most dramatic weight. Hopefully, we get Jay Garrick back soon, now that we're going to be going deeper into the ramifications of the portals to Earth 2, what with Wells coming back from a different dimension. Either way, this show has been killing it so far this season, and I'm stoked to see how these characters and relationships are developing.
But what did you think of The Flash, "The Fury of Firestorm"? Sound off in the comments!
And for more on The Flash, check out our review of last week's powerful episode, "Family of Rogues"!


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