Perks such as rollover tickets, flexible plans and concession discounts could make consumers more likely to subscribe, a Hollywood Reporter/Morning Consult poll finds.
The vast majority of consumers remain leery of movie ticket subscription services — and it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the rise and fall of MoviePass, which at one time allowed customers to see one movie a day for the low monthly cost of $9.99.
Only 6 percent of 2,201 adults surveyed between Oct. 11 and 14 said they are certain or very likely to sign up for a monthly plan, while 23 percent say they are split down the middle, according to a Hollywood Reporter/Morning Consult poll conducted Oct. 11-14. Another 32 percent say they aren't very likely. And 29 percent said they have no interest.
"Theaters need to convert casual moviegoers," says Morning Consult vp Tyler Sinclair.
Wall Street analyst Eric Handler of MKM partners isn't surprised by the results. He says movie subscription services now offered by the likes of mega-theater chains AMC and Cinemark are targeting frequent moviegoers.
"They are for people who are their most loyal customers. It's a value-added option for people that want to go to the movies a couple a times a month. They're not meant for the person who maybe goes four times a year. For those people, a monthly service probably isn't the best idea," says Handler.
The Morning Consult poll found that special features and flexibility could incentivize the apathetic. That includes rolling over unused tickets (22 percent), choice of plans and cinemas (19 percent) and number of movies included (15). And in one instance, 46 percent said concession discounts were key.
In terms of price point, the survey found that consumers are far more interested in the quality of a plan, versus the cost. The optimal price for a movie subscription plan allowing a patron to see three movies a month is $16, while the optimum for three movies per week is $21 per month. For unlimited, the ideal monthly price tag would be $24.
MoviePass made headlines for months after announcing in summer 2017 that it was slashing its monthly subscription price to $9.99 and that customers could see one movie per day. Box-office analysts questioned whether such a plan was sustainable, since MoviePass has to pay the full cost of the price to theater owners and Hollywood studios. Still, its membership grew to more than 2 million.
Competing monthly ticket subscription services that have emerged since include AMC Stubs A-List, which allows customers to see three movies per week in any format for $19.95. The program, launched in June, added 400,000 paying customers in its first 14 weeks.
Cinemark Movie Club, announced before AMC's service, allows patrons to get one free 2-D monthly for $9. Additionally, they get discounts on concessions. And unused tickets roll over. By mid-August, Movie Club boasted more than 350,000 customers.
In comparison, the average cost of a movie ticket for the year so far is $9.13.
Another movie subscription service is Sinemia, which has a far bigger footprint in Europe. Sinemia offers a variety of plans, including three movies per month for $9.99 and unlimited movies for $29.
Of those surveyed by Morning Consult, 19 percent make one trip once a month to the theater, defined as a frequent moviegoer by the Motion Picture Association of America. About 4 percent see a movie every week. More than half (54 percent) go to the cinema less than once a month, and 14 percent never go.
The Hollywood Reporter/Morning Consult poll was conducted from Oct. 11 to Oct. 14 from a national sample of 2,201 adults with a margin of error of 2 percent.


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using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class EnemyAttack : MonoBehaviour
{
	public float timeBetweenAttacks = 0.5f;
	public int attackDamage = 10;

	GameObject player;
	PlayerHealth playerHealth;
	//EnemyHealth enemyHealth;
	bool playerInRange;
	float timer;

	void Awake ()
	{
		player = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag ("Player");
		playerHealth = player.GetComponent <PlayerHealth> ();
		//enemyHealth = GetComponent<EnemyHealth>();
	}

	void OnTriggerEnter (Collider other)
	{
		if (other.gameObject == player) {
			playerInRange = true;
		}
	}

	void OnTriggerExit (Collider other)
	{
		if (other.gameObject == player) {
			playerInRange = false;
		}
	}

	void Update ()
	{
		timer += Time.deltaTime;

		if (timer >= timeBetweenAttacks && playerInRange /*&& enemyHealth.currentHealth > 0*/) {
			Attack ();
		}
	}

	void Attack ()
	{
		timer = 0f;

		if (playerHealth.currentHealth > 0) {
			playerHealth.TakeDamage (attackDamage);
		}
	}
}

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I love celebrations of all kinds. Birthdays are my favorite. They honor one person's special day: the day they were born. Anniversaries are pretty important too. When I was eleven, I gave my parents a surprise anniversary party. Called up family members and even planned for my parents to be away for a few hours. But neither compares to graduations. Graduations are as special as birthdays. To graduate means to have accomplished something, gradually. Bit by bit.
Graduations are integral to me not only because I love celebrations, but also because I'm an educator. I have taught at the university level for five years and before that, high school for ten years. My approach to teaching high school was a little different than other teachers. I believed in building relationships and then maintaining them well beyond the person's secondary experience. Well, this happened with two of my former students. We remained close throughout their undergraduate careers and ironically, in 2012, they both graduated within a couple of months of one another.
The first graduation was out of town. Seven hundred miles away. She used to babysit my daughters. She took them to the beach when I had to work. She and I would talk on the phone, text and chat about her life and sometimes my own. We became close. Almost friend like. My relationship with this student had grown to include her family. I knew I could call her mom and visit if necessary and I had become quite familiar with her two brothers. So, it was expected that I would be at her undergrad graduation.
"Should I walk?" she asked.
So my family, including our toy poodle drove from Jacksonville, Florida to Washington, DC to watch her walk across a stage and receive her diploma. It was May. There was no air conditioning. And the ceremony was slightly cramped. But there was no where else I would have rather been than sitting right there next to her older brother, a few seats from her mom, and not far away from her best friends and younger brother.
That night, we ate grilled chicken and enjoyed a few drinks. We listened to music from several decades. One time someone suggested that I might know her mother's favorite song.
"How old do I look?" I asked.
"About 39-40," one of them replied.
My husband gave me a side-eye, next-time-you-won't-ask glance.
"I still don't know that song," I mumbled to myself.
We had a good time. The next day we awoke and watched President Clinton give the commencement speech. I was convinced he was speaking directly to me. That evening we had dinner at a relaxed DC lounge. The red décor felt trendy and the food choices even trendier. But again, my family was among hers, dining and celebrating her accomplishments. We had a good time.
My other former student and I have a different bond than the first. This particular girl had grown so fond of me that in high school she began referring to me as her godmother. Other high school students thought we were blood related. After high school, she would occasionally call on me when she needed advice or just an ear. One time we met for "lunch" to catch up. Eight hours later, we had relocated to another restaurant and finished talking and laughing. Her graduation was two months later in Florida.
I could tell she didn't feel great about it, but my husband isn't fond of graduations anyway and the girls had already sat through one a couple months back. It was a win-win. Well, sort of.
My husband dropped me off at the graduation. Her sister met me at the arena's doors. I hadn't met her in person, ever. Shaped exactly like my student and their mother, I followed her wide hips and skinny waist up the first set of stairs and then to the hall where everyone else was seated. Her mother sat farthest, then her niece, her father, and her sister. I sat down. They each smiled and genuinely greeted me. They knew the role I had played in their daughter's, sister's, aunt's life. No one said a word after that.
I texted my husband. This is different. No one is speaking to me. We continued a conversation until commencement began.
At this institution, summer graduation meant everyone was graduating. Undergraduates. Graduates. Every discipline. The graduation lasted four long, Florida summer hours. At least the air conditioning worked. And at least my smartphone had a signal.
I sat there. First, I played Words with Friends. Then her sister began a conversation about her ex-husband and how she deals with her daughter and school work. After I caught up on all of my games, I posted to Facebook about my ensuing boredom and the inefficiency of college graduations. Really and truly, no graduation needs to be four hours. Her dad went to order some concession stand fries.
"Here, try it," he first offered.
"Oh. No thank you," first polite decline.
"No, you should have one," second offer.
"No. Mr. — I don't want any fries," annoyance building.
Wow, I thought. He is just as controlling as my former student once described all of these years. Unbelievable.
Eventually, my former student would walk across the stage. Her family and I would scream and holler her name. The graduation would continue for another hour or so. Afterwards, I would awkwardly ride in the mini-van with her family.
My husband would meet me and her family and friends for the cliché, graduation dinner.
In my eyes, this is what life is all about. Living life. Accomplishing goals. Graduating. The way I see it, whether you attend a formal institution or not, we're all graduating. Moving on to the next level, whatever that means for each of us. Institutions have just mastered the art of pomp and circumstance. Any of us can graduate from anything, at any time. And any of us can and should celebrate that accomplishment, whether walking across a stage or not.
How special that you as a teacher would come up and attend her graduation. I skipped mine, which my mom never forgave me. So when I did a post-graduate course she got all fussy and drove the 3 hours to attend the graduation ceremony. I guess right, is what I'm trying to say.
LOL my mom thought so too! The first time round, it didn't feel like an accomplishment. So what's the point of dragging yourself through that boring and tedious ceremony you so well describe? That was my opinion back then, anyway. So silly. I know now….
Thanks for the comment Nooryak!
I agree with you. Graduations are important. They celebrate the end of one journey; or an accomplishment and serve as a source of inspiration.


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After attending art college, a 19-year-old Sammy Sheldon Differ found herself unable to enroll in a degree program. So she joined the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester, UK, in the costuming department, starting what amounted to a four-year hands-on apprenticeship before returning for her degree. Sheldon Differ entered the film world in the late '90s on music videos, and was an assistant costumer on Gladiator before taking the lead designer position on Ridley Scott's Black Hawk Down in 2001.
Successive projects brought experience in period work (including The Merchant of Venice for director Michael Radford and a TV adaptation of The Merchant of Venice, both of which earned BAFTA nominations) as well as films with a fantasy bent, including Hellboy 2, Stardust, X-Men: First Class and V for Vendetta. After securing another BAFTA nod for last year's The Imitation Game, 2015 finds Sheldon Differ busied with a pair of high-profile ventures: the sci-fi sleeper hit Ex Machina and Marvel's Ant-Man.Both projects, as ICG freelancer Kevin Martin found out, required extensive preplanning and collaboration with other departments – aspects Sheldon Differ relishes as much as letting her imagination fly on her sketchpad.
ICG: When starting a new project, do you follow the same development steps? Sheldon Differ: I first scrutinize the script for hints about character traits, quirks and any other revelation that might guide me toward seeing how they might be dressed. If I can fathom why they choose what they wear, then [the costume design] becomes more than just a fashion style from the period. Then, during my research phase, I apply the period aspect, and further hone the direction. Expressing the emotional state of characters through their dress isn't something you can achieve without seeing the whole of these people in their situation. Treating it otherwise doesn't do the story justice and means you're going to miss the point of the thing, because then you're just making clothing.
You've worked with directors like Ridley Scott who have reputations for Kubrick-like attention to detail. When making a presentation, will you usually include fabric samples along with sketches? If we're manufacturing a costume rather than going off-the-shelf, I always bring in a sample. It's essential to make sure the textures and colors do more than just fit the character, and that they meet with directorial approval. I really enjoy that collaborative aspect anyway, as it lets me know I'm not off doing my own thing and, perhaps, straying from the director's intentions.
How key is the actor in this process? [He or she] is the third part of the triangle, along with the director. For The Imitation Game's Alan Turing character [played by Benedict Cumberbatch], we all had frequent conversations about how he would go about putting his clothes on! Obviously this level of exploration meant going well beyond just scrutinizing a few well-known period photographs. And then there's the impact of how environment impacts the look of the character and how all of this is captured on camera, so there's another triangle formed with the art department and the cinematographer.
What compromises must sometimes be made in a period film? For example, reproducing a design that used natural fibers, which aren't readily available? On The Imitation Game I tried to use as many original items as possible, just by altering them to fit. We did resort to making some costumes copying the style and relying on modern fabrics, but that is definitely not the preferred approach. To be truly representative of, say, the 1940s, you want to employ period fabrics, the cottons and linens. Those materials can be made to drape in a particular way, and the way they sit on the body resists duplication. The textures and natural fibers cling to the body and sculpt it over some degree over time, whereas today if you keep wearing the same piece of clothing, it doesn't really mold to you.
So to facilitate a closer match in look and feel, breaking the costume down is the next step? To age it properly so it doesn't sit on top of the actor like some painted thing requires some doing. There are chemicals, washing powders and even soaps that work right through the cloth. But at the end of the day, giving the clothes a good bashing sometimes works as well as anything else. [Laughs.] Through the time I've been designing, things have developed to the degree that our old techniques have been banned as unsafe. I used to do a lot of it myself years back, but now I prefer to have experts handle that, along with the dying of fabrics. They know the proper chemical equations, whereas for me it was always more alchemy than science.
On V For Vendetta, you had a wide variety – conservative business clothing to V's stylish costume. Is there a trick to integrating disparate looks in the same film? First off with that, I didn't read the comic it was based on, because that might have presented things that were at cross purposes to what I needed to achieve in the film. There may be specific moments in a script designed to put an aspect across in a way that would be hindered if you just copied the design off a graphic novel page. But it's treading a very fine line not to offend the readers, who may think you've done something truly awful and apart from the original inspiration. But so far, I'd say each superhero project has had its own unique issues.
Does Marvel Studios have clear preferences with materials and color treatments? Marvel had its own concepts to keep in mind with the suits on Ant-Man. I had actually worked on the trailer when the project first started up a few years back, so I had a head start in getting their input. It's really just another tightrope walk, retaining some of the comic book look but injecting the reality needed for film – and honestly, that's a huge part of the fun for me. I had a situation on another film where I was asked to design something very close to the look of a comic book character, with material draping in a way it never could in reality. Well, it was absolutely impossible to do this without involving CG, as the material was supposed to be both soft and hard, shiny yet matte (laughs.) It taught me a lot about practical limitations, which helps in a situation like dealing with Marvel, where that kind of situation is even more common.
So at that point you look to involve VFX to realize the aspects of design that can't be made to work in the real world? I always make sure we go to the edge of what's possible. Each film has its own rules for colors, such as when dealing with blue screen and green screen. But even there, it is possible to tread very lightly on those colors, bending the rules. But I've found that shooting digital can result in some strange color results with certain fabrics, issues that did not arise when shooting film. You just have to make sure and test everything beforehand, even if you remember something didn't work the last time out, because the technology for shooting digital changes, and it could be that some of the old color problems will resolve the next time out.
And the issues of "seeing too much" that arise from digital capture? That's another concern with digital regarding how the camera might see everything, any speck of dust. The cinematographers know to pull back on that, so I've not had a significant issue, owing to the caliber of my collaborators, who now extend to visual effects. If I were to go back ten years, the CG thing wasn't the deal it is now. Honestly, I love that new collaboration, interacting with that department, because the possibilities are so exciting. In the Marvel world, there is so much of that onboard for nearly every scene.
You don't find it impinges on the costume designer's traditional role? Taking on that department's experience and knowledge helps me do my job better, since I might design an aspect knowing that I can only get 80 percent of the way there with my fabrics, but that the "impossible" parts are actually achievable.
Which brings us to Ex Machina! Every person who has asked about the robot costume assumed it was a blue screen suit, but we actually made that. It was incredibly intricate, going far beyond what you'd expect to have to deal with on, say, a Lycra bodysuit. I used a stretchy polyurethane with metal powder poured onto it to create the mesh, which covered her entire body. The pattern to make it took forever! Working with [director] Alex Garland and DNeg [VFX vendor Double Negative], we determined how to place lines on the body for the portions where the suit would be removed digitally, then replaced with CG mechanics with the look of the suit applied back over that. The look was fully integrated through interdepartmental collaboration, led by Alex, who wanted to be able to shoot the close shots featuring head and shoulders in-camera, so you could see the undulations of the mesh.
And I imagine he made the usual "hide the zipper" request? He wanted absolutely no seams; so we had to put in this stretchy material in such a way as to weave it back together under her arms. It really looked like it was her skin, very tight to her. Originally they'd been thinking of handling all this as a prosthetic, but that would be a huge amount of labor to apply, plus enormous amounts of time in post to fix the surface for those moments when the prosthetic adhesive comes away from the body.
Was Ant-Man another suit that required special attention, and were multiple versions of the suit required for separate functions? We probably made thirteen variations of the Ant-Man suit, customized for different stunt performers as well as for wirework and to show damage from events in the story. Since we are always looking for new ways to create these visions, that sometimes involves bringing in people from outside the industry with specialized skills, though I have a group of people myself, each of whom stays up to date on research in his or her area of expertise, which includes aspects like 3D printing. So we're all looking to develop our knowledge base in support of the next challenging show to come along.
President's Letter – August 2015
Darren Aronofsky – Black Swan
John Cooper – Sundance

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Advocates Sue South Carolina for Voter Suppression
The ACLU and NAACP Legal Defense Fund filed a federal lawsuit against requirements that put voters at risk of COVID-19 exposure.
N. Jamiyla Chisholm Apr 23, 2020 1:45PM EDT
Migrant Farmers Could Be Hardest Hit By Hurricane Florence
This group of workers—many of whom are of undocumented status—have to choose between asking for help from FEMA and being deported by ICE.
Ayana Byrd Sep 26, 2018 12:29PM EDT
5 Ways To Donate Money, Time and Other Aid to Communities Hit By Florence
These organizations are working to keep people in the Carolinas safe in the aftermath of the storm.
Ayana Byrd Sep 24, 2018 2:59PM EDT
South Carolina Refused to Evacuate Incarcerated People Ahead of Hurricane Florence
"If Governor McMaster truly does not want to 'gamble with the lives of the people of South Carolina,' he needs to make sure that the prison system is up to par, or evacuate the inmates just as he has ordered the rest of us to do."
catherine lizette gonzalez Sep 14, 2018 4:29PM EDT
ICYMI: Charleston Officially Apologizes for Role in Trade of Enslaved Africans
Nearly half of all Africans sold into bondage in the United States came through Charleston. The city council aimed to account for that history with a resolution passed on Juneteenth.
Sameer Rao Jun 21, 2018 1:11PM EDT
White Man Indicted for Enslaving Black Man With Cognitive Deficits
Bobby Paul Edwards allegedly abused John Christopher Smith at the restaurant where he worked for five years.
Kenrya Rankin Oct 12, 2017 11:43AM EDT


A signature combined event between The Center and Bright Side Baptist Church Bright is our annual Community Health & Fitness Fair. The theme for 2017 is, "I Love Me, Some Me."
Open to everyone free of charge!
Our goal for 2017 is to educate our community members on a wide variety of health topics that will improve their health and fitness. Guests will have the opportunity to attend informative workshops, donate blood to the American Red Cross and take advantage of numerous free health screenings. The health fair also features health-related vendors, door prizes, fitness demonstrations, children's activities and more!


I run a Gentoo webserver that I set up some time ago, there was a firewall between it and the gateway router, that firewall is now gone, so I've just plugged it into the gateway router.
It resided on a separate subnet, so I have made the changes from 192.168.2.* to 192.168.1.*, and now that is on the same subnet as the gateway router networking is fine.
I used ifconfig and route to update the new ip address and gateway address.
However, the changes don't persist through a reboot, or even a restarting of /etc/init.d/net.eth0, it keeps loading the old ip address and route.
What's going on anyone? Is there something else I'm missing, or some other config file for the ip addresses.
BTW, the config file should be /etc/conf.d/net, and it should contain all the interfaces. The /etc/init.d/ directory contains net.lo and the other net.eth0, net.enp0s0, net.wlp3s4, etc. links to net.lo .
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Hi, thanks for your assistance and reply.
.. and I also wouldn't put it past myself to have done some customisation, but my /etc does not contain a local.d, maybe since the webserver was setup, Gentoo has moved on and some config files have changed? It was a few years ago it was setup if my memory serves.
Yeah, I noted you have a very old setup or at least a "legacy" setup because you're still using eth0, and the newer udev are using persistent device names (enp5s2-looking names) which shouldn't change if you add Ethernet cards. I've forgotten what the old Gentoo used for custom configuration since I've long since upgraded to baselayout2 which should have repopulated your custom config to /etc/local.d/baselayout1.start and /etc/local.d/baselayout1.stop. I had a very old install that did just this when I upgraded to baselayout2.
Thus it sounds like your system is kind of out of date. It's been a while since baselayout1, so I no longer remember all the file locations in baselayout1 anymore. I'd really suggest updating but I would suspect things would be huge borkage if you tried. Perhaps someone broke in and hardcoded all your stuff and it's no wonder why things aren't working, might be worth reinstall.


Windows Phone Insider is currently not available.
Where did this app disappear? Pls bring it back!
Wait, why did they pull this app?? Why?
Fun to see what is coming. Not fun when a new update fails, usually repaired by next day with new update.
This message is shown each app is started. Otherwise if appears to work properly.
Very cool. Easy to use and lots of fun!


Broadband is expected a big topic at the state legislature this year. This week on RuralMN Radio, Jim and Marnie discuss some of the basic issues of broadband and how it gets to rural areas.
This entry was posted in 2016, News, Radio on March 11, 2016 by crpdmn.
Tom Gottfried, program director for the Office of Transit at MnDOT, joins us again to conclude our discussion on public transportation in Greater Minnesota. This week Tom talks about planning for transportation services beyond what public transit can do. Regional transportation coordinating councils are forming around the state that will serve as local forums and think tanks where residents can discuss and make decisions on how to provide those services that MnDOT's public transportation can't provide. Many of these services are human services-related and support the elderly and disabled. While MnDOT will be helping with the structure of coordinating these services, local residents will have to make the decisions on how to make things work.
This entry was posted in 2016, News, Radio on January 14, 2016 by crpdmn.
The essential problem of providing public transit services anywhere is geography and population density, says our guest, Tom Gottfried, program director for the Office of Transit at MnDOT, in part 2 of our interview. Transit systems in Greater MN are constantly seeking a balance to create the most efficiency while providing the right services to meet the needs of the people who need them.
This entry was posted in 2016, News, Radio on January 7, 2016 by crpdmn.
In part 2 of our conversation with ag analyst Kent Thiesse, we talk about the coming year in ag. Things are looking good for livestock, but it could be a tough year for grain.
This entry was posted in 2015, News, Radio on January 8, 2015 by crpdmn.
What now for transportation funding?
Last week on Rural MN Radio, Jim and Marnie discussed the trends that are threatening transportation funding nationwide, but especially in rural areas, as outlined in the Center's latest policy brief, Roads Less Traveled. This week they continue the conversation by talking about some of the potential solutions being looked at to make up that funding gap.
This entry was posted in News, Radio on November 7, 2013 by crpdmn.


Week 13 cornered by Julius.
Excited and curious, I walked through high reeds and into the dense forest .
The trees were full of monkeys and other beastly creatures that stay out of sight.
As I walked on I noticed an orange spot in the distance that seemed to grow bigger and bigger as I walked on.
Then there was a roar from behind me. It was a tiger. Then another appeared from behind me.
There was nowhere to go. Then suddenly a monkey fell out of the trees. We were doomed. The tiger was blocking our way out. Then suddenly they charged. There was nowhere to go. We were cornered.
What took you into that dense forest in the first place?
It's not looking good for you!


Outlook stores data separately for each of your accounts.
Microsoft Outlook downloads messages from your mailbox whenever it connects to Yahoo Mail's post office protocol, or incoming mail, server. The email client stores this data in your personal folders. If you've configured Outlook or Yahoo Mail to delete emails from your mailbox after you've downloaded them from the server, you can't simply set up Outlook on another computer to retrieve the same messages. Instead, export your messages to a PST file and then import the messages to your new workstation. You can use this same method to regularly create backups of your inbox so that you never lose important emails.
Open Outlook, click "File" and then select "Open & Export" from the left pane.
Choose "Import/Export" from the options on the Open page to launch the Import and Export Wizard.
Click "Export to a File," then "Next." Choose "Outlook Data File (.pst)" as the file type and then click "Next."
Expand your email address and then choose "Inbox" from the items. Check "Include Subfolders" and then click "Next."
Click "Browse" and select an external drive or network location to save the file to. Enter a name for the file and then click "OK."
Click "Finish." Enter a password to secure the file with and then click "OK" to create a backup of your messages.
Open the Import and Export Wizard, click "Import From Another Program or File" and then click "Next."
Select "Outlook Data File (.pst)" from the options and then click "Next."
Click "Browse," navigate to the appropriate location and then select the PST file. Click "OK," then "Next."
Enter the password for the backup and then click "OK." Click "Finish" to import your Yahoo emails to your computer.
Information in this article applies to Microsoft Outlook 2013. It may vary slightly or significantly with other versions or products.
Ranbe, Ruri. "How to Transfer Yahoo Emails to a New PC." Small Business - Chron.com, http://smallbusiness.chron.com/transfer-yahoo-emails-new-pc-69085.html. Accessed 21 April 2019.


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The Economics of Quarantine and the SPS Agreement
Online publication date: June 2013
By Kym Anderson, University of Adelaide, Cheryl McRae, Department of Agriculture, David Wilson, Department of Agriculture
Edited by Kym Anderson, University of Adelaide, Cheryl McRae, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry in Canberra, Australia, David Wilson, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry in Canberra, Australia
Publisher: The University of Adelaide Press
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/UPO9781922064325.002
pp 1-6
The Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations, culminating in the GATT Secretariat being transformed into the World Trade Organization (WTO) on 1 January 1995, has altered forever the process of quarantine policy-making by national governments. On the one hand, WTO member countries retain the right to protect the life and health of their people, plants and animals from the risks of hazards such as pests and diseases arising from the importation of goods. On the other hand, the WTO's Agreement on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (the SPS Agreement) requires that quarantine measures be determined in a manner that is transparent, consistent, scientifically based, and the least trade-restrictive. This tension between national sovereignty and international obligation is aggravated by the vagueness of wording in the SPS Agreement, and has led already to several contentious cases coming before the WTO's Dispute Settlement Body. It has forced national governments to review and in many cases to consider reforming their quarantine policies, and in the process to try to understand how best to implement the SPS Agreement.
Simultaneously, national governments the world over are under pressure from their constituents to bring more rational economic thinking to bear on all areas of policy making. Quarantine policy is not immune from this pressure for better economic governance. Yet the SPS Agreement seems to ignore important economic dimensions of quarantine policy, most notably the cost of those policies to consumers. Perhaps this is a reflection of the fact that quarantine agencies (who supplied the drafters of the SPS Agreement) have focused their attention on the scientific aspects of quarantine and not consulted economists, even as consultants, and, partly as a result, the economics profession has paid little attention to quarantine issues in the past.
International Economic Law: Trade, Investment and Intellectual Property
Philippe Sands , Jacqueline Peel , Adriana Fabra , Ruth MacKenzie
Published online: 07 August 2018
Science and WTO regulation of SPS risk
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In between the very large sand dunes of Death Valley National park are these outstanding geometric formations. January in the park provides amazing sunsets like this. After shooting the stars it was a harrowing walk back to the parking lot through the maze-like sand dunes in the dark.


Bandita Sandhu in Dhruv Vikram Varmaa – Arjun Reddy remake : Banita Sandhu, the Bollywood actress who is best-known for her role in 2018 film October, has been roped in Varmaa, the remake of Telugu movie Arjun Reddy, to play the lead actress opposite Dhruv Vikram.
The trade Analyst Taran Adarsh has confirmed the news "Wooo, let's go," Banita posted while quoting Mr Taran Adarsh's tweet.
Bandita Sandhu will be seen playing love interest of Dhruv Vikram in Varmaa.
Dhruv Vikram is Kollywood actor Vikram's son. Earlier, Megha Chowdhury played Dhruv Vikram's pair in the remake which was directed by Bala. But now she has been replaced by Bandita Sandhu.
The sources say that Arjun Reddy's director Sandeep Reddy Vanga's one of the associates will direct the remake Varmaa starring Bandita Sandhu and Dhruv Vikram, and an official announcement will be made very soon.


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Cambodia: Sam Rainsy recommends his wife as CNRP President
Sam Rainsy, opposition leader in Cambodia and President of the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), sent a letter to Kem Sokha, Vice President of the CNRP, recommending the party's Executive Board to select his wife Tioulong Samura as President of the party.
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Sam Rainsy and his wife. (Source: alchetron.com)
Phnom Penh (VNA) – Sam Rainsy, opposition leader in Cambodia and President of the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), sent a letter to Kem Sokha, Vice President of the CNRP, recommending the party's Executive Board to select his wife Tioulong Samura as President of the party.
In the letter, which was sent to CNRP Vice President Kem Sokha just one day after his resignation as CNRP President, Sam Rainsy said selecting Tioulong Samura as President has been agreed by him and Kem Sokha recently and hoped that Kem Sokha would continue their agreement.
Sam Rainsy decided to resign and left the CNRP after consulting the party's Executive Board. The senior leaders of the CNRP met on February 12 to discuss Sam Rainsy's decision.
Tioulong Samura, born in 1950, is a member of the CNRP Executive Board and a member of the Cambodian National Assembly. She was once the Vice Governor of the National Bank of Cambodia from 1993-1995.-VNA
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Indonesia to introduce ASEAN breakthroughs on fin-tech, e-commerce
The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), which is chairing the 2023 ASEAN Business Advisory Council (ASEAN-BAC), is about to introduce seven legacy breakthroughs on five priority issues during the country's ASEAN chairmanship this year.
EU-Malaysia trade to match pre-pandemic levels by year-end: EU Ambassador
The European Union (EU) is expecting trade with Malaysia to recover to pre-pandemic levels by the end of this year, EU Ambassador to Malaysia Michalis Rokas has said.
IMF lowers economic growth forecast for ASEAN region
Singapore and other Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) economies are seeing downgrades to their 2023 growth outlooks because slowing global growth will outweigh the positive impact from China's economic reopening, International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas said on January 31.
Vietnam to attend ASEAN Tourism Forum 2023 in Indonesia
Vietnam will participate in ASEAN Tourism Forum (ATF) 2023 themed "ASEAN: A Journey to Wonderful Destinations", and the Travel Exchange (TRAVEX) trade fair in Yogyakarta, Indonesia from February 2 – 5, according to the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT).
Singapore, Malaysia sign three cooperation agreements on digital economy, green economy
Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his Malaysian counterpart Anwar Ibrahim on January 30 witnessed the signing of three bilateral cooperation agreements on the digital economy, green economy, personal data protection, and cyber security.


Abstract. Based on a principal component analysis of 47 published attempts to quantify hydrophobicity in terms of a single scale, we define a representation of the 20 amino acids as points in a 3-dimensional hydrophobicity space and display it by means of a minimal spanning tree. The dominant scale is found to be close to two scales derived from contact potentials.
The topological structure of the minimal spanning tree is shown in the following figure. The tree is labelled twice, by the standard three letter and one letter abbreviations for the amino acids.
Acknowledgment. The authors gratefully acknowledge partial support of this research by the Austrian Fonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung (FWF) under grant P11516-MAT.
J.L. Cornette, K.B. Cease, H. Margalit, J.L. Spouge, J.A. Berzofsky and C. DeLisi, Hydrophobicity scales and computational techniques for detecting amphiphatic structures in proteins, J. Mol. Biol. 195 (1987), 659-685.
Sometimes, different scales differ widely already in the order in which the amino acids appear. This suggests that different scales measure different properties more or less directly related to hydrophobicity. The diversity of the scales then finds a natural explanation in the fact that amino acids cannot naturally be ordered in a linear way. However, a representation in higher-dimensional space might be possible in such a way that close amino acids have similar properties.
H. Li, C. Tang and N. Wingreen, Nature of driving force for protein folding - a result from analyzing the statistical potential, Phys. Rev. Lett. 79, 765 (1997).
Keeping only the three dominant principal components, we found the following coordinates of a three-dimensional representation of the 20 amino acids.
It is not surprising that the first (dominant) coordinate x represents the bulk of the information in the 40 scales (75.7 percent). It can be considered to be most closely related to the amount of polarity or hydrophobicity, the common concept that all scales are supposed to measure.
Thus we regard x as the best compromise to a linear hydrophobicity scale. Polar amino acids have x>>0, hydrophobic ones have x<<0. Since between -.35 (TYR) and .06 (ALA), there is a large gap in the possible values for x, at least the classification into more or less polar amino acids and more or less hydrophobic ones is unambiguous.
The deviation from a linear ordering can also be seen by looking at a display of the distance matrix. Here the ordering has been chosen by appending the branches of the topological tree at the closer ends of the `backbone' of the tree. The distance is coded by grey values; dark entries correspond to close pairs.


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Kate's Review: "Bombshells United: American Soil"
Book: "Bombshells United (Vol. 1): American Soil" by Marguerite Bennett, Marguerite Sauvage (Ill.), Marcelo DiChiara (Ill.), and Siya Oum (Ill.).
Publishing Info: DC Comics, July 2018
Book Description: The DC Bombshells unite in this collection BOMBSHELLS UNITED VOL. 1, continuing the hit franchise!
Author Marguerite Bennett (DC BOMBSHELLS, BATWOMAN) unites the women of DC BOMBSHELLS in an alternate history tale with Wonder Woman on the front lines of battle.
The Bombshells are back in an all-new series! As our new tale begins, the year is 1943 during WWII, and Wonder Woman is called to Arizona for help by two young girls named Cassie Sandsmark and Donna Troy! The girls' friends and families are being displaced from their homes and forced into internment camps! To save them, can Wonder Woman fight against the same people she once fought alongside?
To make matters worse, Clayface has infiltrated the camp and is disguised as loved ones to throw Wonder Woman off. Collects issues #1-6.
Review: Thus, we being with the first collection of the final series of DC Bombshells. I'm still livid and bitter that this series was cancelled, but I'm going to see it through and enjoy it/support it until the very end. What I found most fascinating when I read about the "Bombshells United" series is that this one isn't going to just look at the ills that foreign nations committed during WWII, but also the rotten things that happened on the home front, and in the country that The Bombshells swore to protect. To me, it's refreshing that Marguerite Bennett decided to turn scrutiny on the United States for this next arc, because we did some absolutely shameful stuff during WWII. The big theme of "Bombshells United: American Soil" is that of Executive Order 9066: Japanese Internment. And given that we seem to have forgotten our own history, it's an important reminder that we are not unfamiliar with grievous civil rights abuses. Especially since we seem to be on the path to repeating them.
We get to see Wonder Woman back at the forefront at the start of this new series, and it is always a breath of fresh air to see her. Diana Prince is truly one of the most pure and good DC Superheroes, and it felt fitting that she would be the Bombshell to be confronting the evils of the Japanese Internment. It allows us as a reader to measure up our very imperfect (and in this case horrendous) policies to Wonder Woman as the ideal we should strive for. But what makes it a bit more interesting is the introduction of Donna Troy and Cassie Sandsmark, two Wonder ladies in their own right (both of them filling the Wonder Girl role at different times). Cassie and Donna in this both have vested and personal interests against the Japanese internment, as they are both Japanese American (though Cassie is white passing, she still would have been imprisoned based on the law). You throw in Emily Sung and Yuri and Yuki, and you have a group of marginalized people who are participating in the dissent and the resistance, which in turn makes it so Wonder Woman doesn't act solely as a white savior. It's pretty well done, and I liked the dynamic that Bennett created between them and Wonder Woman (as they eventually form to become The Wonder Girls) that allows them to fight against heinous domestic policy. In fact, at the end of this arc in the collection, Bennett lists a great number of resources people can look up regarding the Japanese Interment (along with some additional resources about how Indigenous peoples were treated during this time; Dawnstar does show up, and while I liked how powerful and important she was I'm a LITTLE afraid that Bennett is kind of falling into the 'magical Indian' trope with her).
HOWEVER, there were a few stumbling moments in this series to me. The first involves the introduction of Clayface. He is the face of antagonism in this series, as he's a former soldier who is very in favor of the internment. It all comes back to him seeing the American Ideal that must be protected at all costs, and he is obsessed with Wonder Woman because to him, that's what she represents. This in and of itself is a very intriguing concept and metaphor for blind nationalism. But my problem is less to do with that and more to do with the pay off. For those who don't want to know, we have our usual
Clayface, of course, sees the light through compassion, empathy, and the selfless sacrifice of Wonder Woman. This does two things: it makes it so the Wonder Girls get a little bit more to do in their own story (which is fine), but it also trades in one really well done and rounded character at this point for five new characters who are brand new to the story and not very complex as of yet. Donna is the exception, but the rest of the Wonder Girls as of now could VERY easily get lost in the crowd, which is a similar problem with the Bat Girls in previous issues. Speaking of the Bat Girls, the story of Harvey Dent going from villain to ally all through the power of love has basically been regurgitated with The Wonder Girls, as now Clayface is fighting on the side of good. We've seen this already! And I want to see more of that kind of thing with Harvey, if I'm being honest! Oh, and it happens with Baroness Paula van Gunther, as she ALSO shows up for about three seconds to say that SHE TOO has seen the error of her ways! WHY? In execution it's because of Dawnstar, but in terms of why it has happened characterization wise, that remains to be seen. The good news is that Wonder Woman isn't gone for good, as she has pretty much reappeared by the end of the collection (SORT OF, she's kind of become a hybrid of Diana and Donna, it's complicated), but it definitely feels like she may be stepping aside. Which I have a lot of feelings about.
On top of that, it has become very clear that even MORE Bombshells are going to be added to this universe. The heartening thing about that is that Bennett really wants to give all these awesome ladies their due, but the worrying aspect is we are getting VERY close to fantasy bloat territory here. I worry that by adding all these characters, they REALLY won't be able to shine properly because they will always be competing for page time. Especially since the series was so unceremoniously cancelled before it could go as far as it wanted to. But hey, there is some good news in this slew, and I mean SLEW, of new faces.
BLACK CANARY IS HERE!!!!!
Looking good, Dinah! (source: DC Comics)
So overall, BOMBSHELLS UNITED was an important collection with an important story, but I'm starting to worry that this series is getting overcome with the number of characters it has. I really don't want it to get bogged down. But that said, I'm excited to see where it goes next!
Rating 7: An important message and mostly responsible storytelling kicks off this new Bombshells series, but some of the recycled themes and explosion of new characters was a bit harder to swallow this time around.
"Bombshells: United (Vol.1): American Soil" is included on the Goodreads lists "If You Liked Agent Carter, Try…", and "Historical Fiction About Japanese Internment Camps".
Find "Bombshells: United (Vol.1): American Soil" at your library using WorldCat!
Previously Reviewed:
"DC Bombshells (Vol.1): Enlisted"
"DC Bombshells (Vol.2): Allies"
"DC Bombshells (Vol.3): Uprising"
"DC Bombshells (Vol.4): Queens"
"DC Bombshells (Vol.5): The Death of Illusion"
"DC Bombshells (Vol.6): War Stories"
Author thelibraryladiesmnPosted on September 25, 2018 September 21, 2018 Categories Kate's ReviewsTags 7 Rating, graphic novels, historical fiction
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More than 400 participants are expected to attend the 10th annual Africa peering and interconnection forum in Port Louis, Mauritius, from 20-22 August, 2019, the organizers said in a statement on Thursday.
Over 400 participants attended last year's AfPIF in Cape Town, South Africa, including providers of international, regional, and sub-regional transport, transit, and content as well as more than 20 Internet Exchange Point (IXP) operators. This year's attendance is expected to exceed that.
The forum is organized by Internet Society and African IXP Association in collaboration with the local host, Rogers Capital.
AfPIF is an annual event that serves as a platform to develop the African Internet. It brings key infrastructure, service, and content providers together to improve network interconnection, lower the cost of connectivity, and increase the number of users in the region.
First held in 2010, the event was created to address the realization that most of Africa's Internet traffic is sourced or exchanged outside the continent.
"We are pleased to host AFPIF 2019 in Mauritius especially with the special privilege that this year's event will coincide with the celebration of its 10 years of existence. As a diversified and sophisticated business hub for the region, we believe Mauritius may help open new business perspectives for the AFPIF delegates. We are looking forward to welcoming the delegates in August 2019 and to providing our support for the development of Internet Infrastructure in Africa," Dev Hurkoo, Managing Director, Rogers Capital-Technology, added.


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Today is the last day of our ABC trek! If I look back, it's difficult to believe that we could achieve this milestone with sheer determination and team work. Kudos to the entire nine ACUBE ABC team! We left lower Sinuwa (2200 m) at 7:30 am to descent 500m and climbed all the way to Chomrong (2600 m). Boy that was a steep climb! We took a break near the Tibetian refugee shop to buy some souvenirs and took some group photos including the ACUBE signature photograph! I am sure we have done lot of digital proliferation, for each of us have probably clicked close to 1000+ high resolution photos We stopped for lunch break at Jhinudanda but had to skip our plan of going to the sulphur springs as we were getting late. In between we also lost track of Maniji as he was ahead of us and didn't wait at Jhinudanda. Karma Sherpa went ahead in search of Maniji while we finished our lunch. He found Maniji on the way and had lunch at the next point tea house. We joined them and continued on our trail to finally reach Syauli Bazar at 5:30 pm. Everyone had tears of joy on their face on completing this final trail! We had trekked 14 kms for the day and had reached an elevation of 1300 km. It was time to celebrate and we raised a toast with Khukri ( Nepali RUM) to keep up with ACUBE tradition. The next day we traveled to Pokhara via Nayapul by a mini bus. We had one day stay in Pokhara and enjoyed the day shopping around. In the evening we strolled around the Pokhara Lake enjoying the beautiful weather. Post dinner, Kiran Mohite entertained all of us with his (actual!!) experience in Brazil and Amsterdam. It was so hilarious that we couldn't laugh any more due to pain in our chest and had to call off for the night at 12:30 am.The next day morning some of us went for paragliding and some for massage. Later in the afternoon at 2:30 pm we flew from Pokhara to Kathmandu. We reached Hotel Himalaya around 5 pm, refreshed ourselves and left for the farewell dinner hosted by Peak Promotion team. The restaurant Nepali Bhojan was awesome as we relished the multiple course dinner, along with Rakshi (local wine), Khukri and enjoyed the folk dance. We were back to our hotel and packed our bags as we had to leave early morning at 6:30 am to catch our flight to New Delhi.
It was a wonderful and great experience for the last 13 days that we will cherish for ever! Our sincere thanks to Peak Promotion Pvt. Ltd. and our best wishes to the Wongchu Sherpa Trust. I remember the briefing at the Peak Promotions office on 3rd October before we left for the ABC trek, Keshab Paudel (Chairman of Peak Promotions) had assured that we will feel rejuvenated and lose some weight after the trek is completed! That stands true as we are busting with lot of energy and feel refreshed as we head back to Pune. I will admit that the kick of Himalayan treks is so addictive that we have already decided for our next trek for 2017 October to Everest Base Camp + Island peak or Stok Kangri which are at an altitude of 6100 m, with Sunil Karegaudar leading the trek. Until then start practicing and don't forget to enroll for the next trek!
Pheri Bhetaula -as they say in Nepal!


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These Broken Stars begins as a sci-fi space novel, and ends up being a survival adventure between two star-crossed lovers. Needless to say, I absolutely adored every single word of it.
This was one of these books I absolutely couldn't put down, and at the same time I tried to read it as slowly as I could, dreading the moment when it would be over. I loved the slow-burn of the romance, which was tantalizingly building between the two main characters, keeping me guessing until the very end. I loved the character developement, and I was fascinated by the slow reveal of the backstory, which was being revealed part by part and not given in an overload of info at the beginning. The book at first had that lush, Fitzerald feel of a Great Gatsby party and that sort of thing. It was also reminiscent of the stable-boy falling for the princess from afar romance plot.
But as soon as the pace took off, the novel took on an entirely different direction -and that's what made me fall in love with it, after all.
First of all, I couldn't wait to read the next in-between chapter. The in-bewteen chapters are like one or two pages of an interview, in which we're not told who is speaking. We don't know who is asking the questions and who is answering, but pretty soon we can guess. It was written with so few words and that was part of its charm. The word I'm looking for here is intelligent. It was ingenious. I'm right on the verge of spoiling everything here, so I won't say anything else, just that it was the smartest way of keeping the reader informed and helping them understand the past of the characters, as well as their private thoughts without boring them to death with an info dump that seems so popular with ya books these days.
Then the survival struggle started. I love these types of stories, where the stakes are life and death, but also from the adventure of surviving comes character developement and a deeper understanding and appreciation of the world around surrounding the characters. They also have to rely upon each other for most of it, and that's the start of their relationship.
I just loved this book and I can't wait for the next one to arrive (I've prerdered it). It was one of the most fun, exciting reads with a swoonworthy hero and a tough heroine, complete with adventure and breathtaking romance.
Has anyone else read it? Please share your thoughts in your comments. Did you love it? Were you wondering if it's the best thing that's ever happened to ya literature and now you're convinced and are running to the closest bookstore to buy it? Please share!
In other news, this month is going to be pretty exciting for me, and hopefully for this blog as well.
More gifts and book news coming really soon. Stay tuned.


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They say "Walk ins welcome" but I had to wait forever. They assured me they knew I was there...then denied it later. I remained polite throughout. I received the worst haircut I've ever had. If I were "paranoid", I'd say they had some sort of "agenda" at work. Never again.
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'Prehabilitation' scheme for Scottish cancer patients as waiting times at two-year high
Cancer patients will be encouraged to exercise and eat healthily ahead of treatment as part of a new government pilot scheme with waiting times at a two-year high.
By Tom Eden
5th Aug 2021, 12:33pm
Updated 5th Aug 2021, 1:03pm
Health Secretary Humza Yousaf launched the scheme today
With just 83 per cent of suspected cancer patients starting their urgent treatment in the two-month target time, the government is to trial "prehabilitation" to offer advice on nutrition, exercise and mental health while they wait.
The pre-treatment support will be provided at the eight Maggie's cancer centres across Scotland, with the pilot being funded by the Scottish Government.
Health Secretary Humza Yousaf is due to visit the charity's Dundee centre to launch the project and said: "Prehabilitation enables people with cancer to physically and mentally prepare for treatment by adopting healthy behaviours – with the ultimate aim of improving outcomes for them.
"It can reduce the length of stay in hospital and post-treatment complications, and improve recovery, fitness, nutritional status, neuro-cognitive function and quality of life.
"This pilot scheme will help us understand how the NHS and third sector can work together to help people ahead of their cancer treatment.
"With eight centres across Scotland, working with Maggie's allows us to meet the needs of cancer patients close to home.
"We want to empower them to get the best possible results from their treatment, and improve their long-term health.
"Cancer treatment has remained a top priority for the Scottish Government and NHS Scotland throughout the Covid-19 pandemic."
Maggie's chief executive, Dame Laura Lee, added: "We are delighted to be working with the Scottish Government to support people with new cancer diagnoses to understand the benefits of making changes before treatment begins.
"Gentle exercise, eating well and emotional and psychological support are already aspects of the Maggie's core programme of support – but this usually comes after the patient has started treatment.
"This new project will ensure newly diagnosed people find support sooner, and will be delivered while working with the NHS as part of their overall care package."
Of the 3,601 patients urgently referred for treatment with suspected cancer in the first quarter of the year, 2,988 (83 per cent) started treatment within 62 days.
The latest NHS Scotland statistics also show a 2.9 per cent increase in the number of cancer patients in the first three months of 2021 compared to the previous quarter, although it is still 6.1 per cent below the quarter ending March 31 2020.
The average waiting time was 43 days, although the maximum recorded wait was 244 days.
Across Scotland, the Scottish Government's target of 95 per cent of eligible patients waiting for treatment was only met by two health boards: NHS Shetland and NHS Borders.
However, once a decision to treat the cancer was made, 97.7 per cent of patients started treatment within the 31-day target, with an average wait of five days.
CancerScottish GovernmentHumza YousafNHS ScotlandNHS
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My Master, T.K. Shih spoke about the population as a whole in regards to who feels Qi.
One thing that is pretty much consistent across the wide and varied landscape or Qigong practice is that practitioners who practice frequently and who have practiced a long time feel Qi easier, more quickly and can detect the subtleties of the Qi itself. I myself feel it best in my palms, spine, forehead and kidneys. Often, just demonstrating a form or opening my palm and giving it my attention for a moment allows me to feel it there. My hands may be more sensitive as I often do massage as part of my work as a Physical Therapist.
Now days Qi sensations are a nice by-product of my training. I do feel it more now than I did starting out and it is because I work on deepening and relaxing into my forms instead of hinging my attention on 'what and when' I'm going to feel something.
Skeptics may say things like "Your just feeling increased blood flow or nerve sensations". My response to them is "Yes! exactly!" Why would I not? Qi and blood flow together in the body. Our bodies are built with biological material that has to interface with more subtle energies that are also part of us. The most noticeable and measurable effects are things like respiration, blood flow, cortisol levels, blood pressure, brain wave patterns and galvanic skin responses. The sensations of Qi cannot be measured with instruments. Our body IS the instrument . Qi sensations are sensations perceived by us through the holistic interface of our entire body to this movement of energy.
So for all you Qigong practitioners out there and I'm really talking to you newbies, continue practicing, enjoy but don't get stuck on the Qi sensations, and know that those sensation no matter how powerful or subtle are valid justification to your progress in Qigong.