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What would cause the email to be sent as completely blank, only the recipient and subject are still intact.
Same from all clients. Problem has started as of today. Not sure why or where to look.
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A: My first guess might be the type of encoding for the emails.  I remember a while back I had problems with emails that were encoded as "Rich Text".  Try switching to HTML or Plain Text and see if that helps anything.
There is also a setting on the Exchange Server that can determine which type of encoding to send.  For example, disable rich text emails server-side.

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Summer break is just around the corner and with the break from the traditional school schedule, you might want to consider spending your summer working. Colleges are looking to see that you have spent your summer in a productive manner and there are many ways to demonstrate that. As you consider what to do with your summer, here are some things to consider.
Why should you have a job? Yes, the regular paycheck is a big incentive. If you are responsible for a portion of your college costs or just your own spending money, the earning opportunity can be an asset on its own. If you are working in a traditional teen position in retail, service jobs, or as a camp counselor, you can learn a lot about both leading and following others, independence, and initiative. You may find that you have a great boss and co-workers, or you might find the opposite.
Can you explore a career interest? If you are an aspiring lawyer or potential politician, look to people you know in the field to find a related summer experience. Your first opportunity might not be a paid one, but the experience can help you focus your career and lead to more responsibility down the road. Some careers, particularly veterinary medicine, architecture and others, specifically look for students who have demonstrated background in the area prior to entering their degree program.
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In Remembrance: Donald E. Cutler '58 Died on October 1 2020
Donald E. Cutler '58 (Pierson College) passed away peacefully in Napa, California, on October 1, 2020, from complications arising from a broken hip. Don grew up in Portland, Maine, and raised his family in Philadelphia. He was an executive for many years with the Phillips–Van Heusen Co. and retired to Napa in 1994. He leaves behind his second wife, Cornelia "Nina" Cutler of Napa, California; two daughters: Catherine E. Cutler '83 (Pierson) and Stephanie J. Cutler; and three grandchildren, now in college, on whom he doted.
Throughout his life Don remained very closely connected to the many friends he made at Yale, traveling to spots all over the world in recent years with a group of classmates from the Class of '58. If anyone wishes to make a charitable gift in honor of Donald, his daughters suggest a contribution in his name to Yale's unrestricted fund, his favorite charity.
—Submitted by the family.
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Don Bendick, 6:20pm February 20 2021 | Flag as inappropriate
Don Cutler was my first boss at Somerset Knitting Mills in Philadelphia. We had many good times together. He was very instrumental in my career. Sorry to hear of his passing. He was a good friend. Always sorry he retired.Glad he kept his beard. (Private Joke)
Gisela ("Terry") Harmelin, 11:24pm July 21 2022 | Flag as inappropriate
Stephanie and Cathy, I am so sorry to hear about your dad. I hope you remember me. Stephie, you were my mother's helper at the Longport house and also baby sat for my girls (Alison and Melina) in Penn Valley. All these years later, I still remember your dad and mother and you and Cathy with a great sense of affection. I have no doubt you both made your parent proud.
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UNESCO launches video on a global alliance on media and gender
In the spirit of promoting gender equality in the Media, UNESCO and partners have launched a video calling for action on gender equality and women's empowerment in and through media in the form of a Global Alliance on Media and Gender (GAMG).
The video initially addresses the significant inequalities witnessed in the field of media and journalism in terms of gender and includes statements from Irina Bokova, Director-General of UNESCO and Christiane Amanpour of CNN, bringing attention to the urgent actions needed in the field.
In relation to the GAMG, the Global Forum on Media and Gender will be held in Bangkok, Thailand from 2-4 December.
The Global Forum on Media and Gender (GFMG) is a pioneering global event that intends to address gender equality and women's empowerment in and through the media. A key output of the forum will be the establishment of a Global Alliance on Media and Gender which will coordinate systematic follow-up to one of the critical areas of concern of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action (BDPA), "Women and the Media Diagnosis".
The video was co-produced with Gabinete de Comunicación y Educación (Communication and Education Research Group) of the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
Click to view the video and to share through social networks.
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PURPOSE: Minimally invasive management of small renal tumors has become more common. We compared the results of partial nephrectomy by video-assisted minilaparotomy surgery (VAMS), open, and laparoscopic techniques. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We retrospectively compared clinicopathological, oncological, and functional outcomes in 271 patients who underwent partial nephrectomy for renal tumors at one institution from 1993 to 2007; including 138 by VAMS, 102 by open, and 31 by laparoscopic technique. RESULTS: Mean follow-up was 47.7 ± 29.1 months. No statistically significant differences in the three groups were found in tumor size, tumor location, estimated blood loss, complication rate, preoperative glomerular filtration rate (GFR), and GFR at last follow-up. Ischemic time was shorter in the open (26.9 min) and VAMS (29.3 min) groups than in the laparoscopic group (31.0 min, p=0.021). Time to normal diet and hospital stay were shorter in the VAMS (1.8 days and 5.4 days) and laparoscopic (1.8 days and 4.7 days) groups than in the open group (2.4 days and 7.3 days, p=0.036 and p<0.001, respectively). Of 180 patients with cancer, positive surgical margins occurred in 2 of 82 patients (2.4%) in the VAMS group, none of 75 patients in the open group, and 3 of 23 patients (13.0%) in the laparoscopic group (p=0.084). In the VAMS, open, and laparoscopic groups, 5-year disease- free survival was 94.8%, 95.8%, and 90.3% (p=0.485), and 5-year cancer-specific survival was 96.3%, 98.6%, and 100%, respectively (p=0.452). CONCLUSION: Partial nephrectomy using VAMS technique provides surgical, oncologic, and functional outcomes similar to open and laparoscopic techniques.


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Salary Ranking of the Largest North Carolina Universities
Learn what instructors are making at NC's most influential colleges and universities.
In the state of North Carolina, instructors working at so-called Triangle universities are some of the highest paid in the state. The Triangle refers to top colleges within a select region of NC that place a strong emphasis on research excellence. Curious to see what instructors are making at NC's most influential colleges and universities? Then here is a ranking of the top ten highest average salaries at these universities.
1) Duke University
Average Salary of Instructional Staff: $143,860
Enrollment: 15,892
Total Tenured Staff: 1,300
2) UNC-Chapel Hill
3) Wake Forest University
Total Tenured Staff: 528
4) N.C. State University
Average Salary of Instructional Staff: $98,011
5) UNC-Charlotte
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7) N.C. A&T State University
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Here's what instructors are making at NC's most influential colleges and universities. Curious to learn more about salaries in higher education or looking for a consulting firm with experience with higher education institutions or medical centers? Then don't hesitate to contact the professionals at McKnight Associates, Inc. We are ready to offer you hands-on human resources consulting for colleges, universities, medical centers, and organizations of all sizes.


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You Can Take the Deli Out of Second Avenue
By Rob Patronite and Robin Raisfeld
Jeremy Lebewohl Photo: Jeremy Liebman
For the unreconstructed Jewish-food fresser, the second coming of 2nd Avenue Deli—shuttered two years ago after a rent dispute, and reopening next week in Murray Hill—is a culinary event that trumps even the Manhattan debuts of Thomas Keller and Alain Ducasse. Into their vaunted ranks steps neophyte restaurateur Jeremy Lebewohl, the 25-year-old nephew of deli founder Abe Lebewohl and keeper of the kosher-deli flame.
It seemed like the whole city went into mourning when the deli closed. What made it so special?
You have other places in Manhattan that have good deli cases. But our kitchen—and I say this very confidently—nobody can touch. I won't take away the counters from them, where you can get a good sandwich. But there aren't that many places where you can get good soup. We have chicken fricassée, goulash, all these things that come from the kitchen. There's not a single deli in Manhattan that can compare.
Have you changed the menu?
I did not subtract. I only added. Most importantly, I added a full line of appetizing. The people who eat smoked-fish appetizing eat deli meats. It's the same client base.
Can you take the trans fats out of deli?
In the kosher world, it's a problem because you use margarine, you don't use butter. We never really cooked with them, so in-house it's not a problem. But wholesalers have another six or nine months until the laws affect them. I buy from a wholesaler and he's still using trans fats? I can't sell his cake.
Considering all that, is this a good deli moment?
People have asked me, "Do you think opening up a deli filled with fatty foods is a smart thing to do in modern times, when people are on diets and eating tossed salads and all this type of stuff?" I happen to think that now is the perfect climate. If you go to a lot of in-vogue restaurants, you're going to see pork belly, and barbecue is back in a big way. Food tastes move in cycles. When I was a kid, in my house, in all my friends' houses, there were all kinds of cookies and Entenmann's cake and bags of potato chips. That's what you ate. Then all of a sudden, God forbid you eat anything but a Diet Coke and maybe a crouton if you're lucky. That's not the way to live.
What's always in your fridge?
I love pickles. Anything pickled, anything salty, I love.
Sour or half-sour?
What kinda question is that? Sour!
Corned beef or pastrami?
Hands down, pastrami. Hands down. I'm not a big corned-beef fan. I enjoy it, but I love pastrami.
Are there are any other decent pastrami sandwiches out there?
I can't say, because I only eat kosher, okay? But from what I hear, Katz's has a very respectable sandwich. I've had staff members go in to taste it for me. On the other hand, I saw something today that nobody should ever see in a deli. I walked into a deli and I ordered a pastrami sandwich. The guy asked somebody to go downstairs. He comes up with something that's all sliced—it's, like, prewrapped in a package. The first thing you don't want to do with pastrami is preslice it; when you do that, it loses all the juice and flavor. Then the guy takes it and puts it in the microwave!
Are there any foods you avoid?
There are two things that I love but my mother always told me not to eat. I love kishke, you know, derma. And I love gribenes. We always had it in the old store, but it was never really on the menu, it was never pushed, and I'm pushing it full force. I plan on giving it out on all the tables when people sit down. What's there not to enjoy about deep-fried chicken skin with onions? There's a restaurant not far from where we live, and on their bar menu they had—I think they were calling it "pig popcorn" or something like that. I said, "This is gribenes!" So instead of using chicken skin, they're using pig rinds. Big deal!
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Pay-at-the-Pump Skimming: 'Epidemic'
Florida, Texas Police Report New Incidents, Arrest Tracy Kitten (FraudBlogger) • August 12, 2011
From Florida to Texas, more reports of pay-at-the-pump card-skimming scams are pouring in to law enforcement agencies.
On Wednesday, the National Association of Convenience Stores, better known as NACS, issued a statement about skimming trends in Tampa, Fla., saying the theft of debit and credit card numbers at pay-at-the-pump gas terminals has become nearly epidemic. And on Thursday, a detective with the Euless, Texas, Police Department said a months-long investigation into skimming at gas pumps throughout northern Texas has finally come to a close, after local authorities arrested and charged a 51-year-old fraudster for his role in masterminding the scheme.
Back in Florida, police in Hillsborough County have reportedly confiscated four skimming devices from Tampa-area RaceTrac stores this year alone. Again, as has been the case in previous pay-at-the-pump attacks, the fraudsters installed skimming devices inside terminal enclosures, making them undetectable to passers-by. [See More Pay-at-the-Pump Skimming.]
RaceTrac says it has implemented changes that prevent master keys from opening all of its gas-pumps, and the chain adds that it is consistently working with financial institutions and law enforcement to update security measures and systems that can quickly detect suspected card fraud.
Gray Taylor, a security and compliance expert at NACS, says if RaceTrac, a convenience store chain known for its high level of security, could fall victim to a skimming scheme, any operator could be hit.
"RaceTrac is one of those operators that takes security pretty seriously," Taylor says. "They are one of the most forward-thinking in security. They were one of the first to be PCI compliant, and they aren't afraid to spend money on security. I guess it just goes to show: You can do everything, but if you forget to change the keylocks on your dispensers, then you can be breached. I've just got to believe this is a hole in their security approach."
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"There are 900,000 pay-at-the-pumps out there, and, literally, I have four keys in my desk that will open up every dispenser in the United States that has not been upgraded," Taylor says. "Today, you can buy new dispensers that have unique keys. The problem is doing something with the dispensers that are out there; getting these guys to upgrade."
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Could you clarify whether this is only open to US narrators? I have just tried to set up a profile and US is the only address option. If so, when will it be rolled out to the UK? We record lots of audio books too!
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Great article. Thanks for the info, . BTW, if anyone needs to fill out a form W9, I found a blank form herehttp://goo.gl/HuvmMO. This site PDFfiller also has some tutorials on how to fill it out and a few related tax forms that you might find useful.


restaurants where his team uses AngularJS as a core part of their service offerings.
inspiration and support that made this book a reality.
willing to put in the concentration and hard work to see it to the end.
make a decision by saying, "That sounds cool! Go for it!"
impossible in a matter of months.
part of their growing community.
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goal of matching the best developers to the best jobs. Contact him at www.uipros.
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Models or services, which one to use?
architect your AngularJS applications as they grow becomes more important.
business logic that's required for any moderately complex application.
workings and the external library's code.
functionality across the various components of AngularJS.
concepts of multi-tiered application architecture patterns.
leveraging the angular.mock library and Jasmine's spy functionality.
log application errors to an external server.
to transform data into the various formats required by controllers and directives.
The chapter also covers how to build services to interact with popular cloud services.
a computer to look through the sample application and run it.
application, you'll also need Node.js installed on your computer.
accounts for each of the services used.
to an experience level where you will better understand this book and its concepts.
"You can then inherit that functionality by using the $controller service."
"Clicking on the Next button moves you to the next screen."
and yet they're as simple as a JSON object.
to structure your application to make it maintainable, testable, and reusable.
to a particular type of component.
various user interactions that occur throughout the course of the application.
update data and direct the browser where to navigate next.
services, store data, nor do they perform lengthy and complex business calculations.
These responsibilities are for the other components in your application.
reduce its complexity and make the controller easier to maintain.
its testability and maintainability immensely.
destroyed, which will not work in this case.
and provide a way to extend the HTML syntax with new functionality.
manipulates DOM in one form or another.
directive emits the same HTML code as the preceding one.
reduces the amount of HTML you need to use to express it.
complexity of your application's controllers and keep them as thin as possible.
application, such as logging, authentication, and messaging.
an analytics library to keep track of how users navigate through your application.
make a server request or parse query parameters.
compute engine that calculates tax and shipping charges for a shopping cart.
The variations in how services can be used are endless.
the code necessary to interact with user events and manipulate the model.
into directives where they can be reused throughout your application.
and reduce the amount of code in your application.
you'll see how they interact together to build a solid foundation for your application.
structure it for testability and maintainability.
test, and easy to maintain.
and services, and they never fail to provide the proper guidance as I write my code.
to consume, developers will thank you for making things easy for them.
and startMashTimer all help the developer to understand your service's interface.
domain and that if they call it they are going to have the service calculate it for them.
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That day, we took the Jacobite train from Fort Williams to Mallaig (return journey), to experience what I thought would be one of the greatest railway journey of my life (maybe I'm a bit dramatic here but you get the idea ;-)).
I've read so many good reviews about the Jacobite train while I was planning my trip to Scotland that I got intrigued ! It was a bit pricey (£34 for a 82 miles journey per person) but everyone seemed so enthusiastic about it that I thought it was worth the price. I really wanted to see the Glenfinnan viaduct that was featured in the Harry Potter films and in their website, it was described as the highlight of the journey. That sealed the deal !
We arrived at the station in the morning and the train was waiting for us. It was very exciting as we could visit the locomotive and take some pictures. The weather was not that great but the weather forecast looked promising for the afternoon.
We entered in the train and I faced my first disappointment of the day. The carriage was filthy, old, crowded and…. the windows were so dirty and scratched that it would have been impossible to take pictures during the journey. I tried to stay positive as I saw it was possible to open a window in the in-between carriage compartment. That was my plan b.
While waiting for the viaduct to come into sight, I soon realised that it was not going to be a tour and that we were not going to get any information about the viaduct, the train or the landscape or whatsoever. It was just a train journey that we paid twice the price of a regular journey. Did I feel bitter ? Yes.
The viaduct came into sight and everyone in the compartment got the same idea as me and rushed to the in-between carriage compartment. It was ridiculous, people were angry and packed in a 2 metres square cold and windy place and everyone wanted to get a shot of the viaduct. I was not too disappointed as we were really close to the Glennfinnan train station and I was hoping to have more opportunities to take pictures over there. How wrong I was.
We arrived a few minutes later at the Glenfinnan station for a 40 minutes break. It took us 15 minutes to get off the train (don't ask me why I'm still clueless) before realising that we couldn't see or walk to the viaduct from there as it was too far away. EXCUSE ME ? I was starting to become very fed up with this, and had that unpleasant feeling that we had been tricked into one of these huge tourist trap. There was just NOTHING to do in this station.
Back in the train, I took a few pictures from the open window on our way to Mallaig. They haven't lied, the landscape was very pretty despite the grey sky…. but we were basically following the main road.. nothing you couldn't have seen if you we had taken our car. I was trying to stay positive, but everything was going wrong. Everything.
We arrived in Mallaig and we were determined to make the most of this disastrous trip. We rushed out of this train and started to explore the town. We climbed on top of the hill in order to have a good view of the town. It was very pretty, the sun was out and the water was so blue ! It really lift our spirits. But once again, there was really nothing to do over there.
After two hours spent over there and a comforting fish and chips, we took the train back to Fort Williams. I spent the whole journey next to the window in the in-between carriage compartment and tried to take a couple of pictures of the landscape.
Then it started raining again when we reached the Glenfinnan viaduct.
Back in Fort Williams, it was time for us to forget about that horrible day and drive to Isle Skye, our next stop.
I still wonder why no one mentioned in their reviews that you will get no information at all (it's not a tour, it's just a train journey), that it will be dirty, crowded, uncomfortable, smelly, noisy and that you won't have a lot of opportunity to see the damn Glenfinnan viaduct !
If you want to go there, take your car, drive to the viaduct, have a little walk around and drive to Mallaig if you really want to check out the city (but it's not that amazing). AVOID this tourist trap, seriously, it's so bad. I think people are so annoyed to have paid so much for a train journey that they feel obliged to leave a good review, to pretend they have enjoyed themselves and have not wasted their money. That's my explanation anyway unless people have really low expectation about everything. EVERYONE looks so disappointed in the carriage, everyone was expecting something else. But I'm sure at the end people will tell to others they had a great time.
Such a shame, sad to hear about the ride, but you have to tell it as it is.
I'm sorry it didn't turn out as expected. That's the worse but the pics on the other hand are very nice. The train from the outside looked cool. Always wanted to ride one.
I was disappointed but the day could have been worse. At least we saw some scenery.
That is terrible! I'm sorry that ride was so disappointing. I can totally relate especially when you've set some expectations and it doesn't deliver. I've had a share of disappointments as well. May I ask when you went to Scotland? I wonder if the weather is always raining over there.
Sorry to hear it was disappointing and that it was more of a tourist trap.
Yes, I've experienced something like that. I took a tour to see yellow-eyed penguins in New Zealand. That part was amazing. Along the way you could go and see albatross at Taiaroa Head at an extra cost. It was such a waste of money. We had to stay behind glass in the building, there was no possibility of taking any pictures up close or even seeing the albatross life size. Even with maximum zoom on my camera taking photos through the window, the birds looked like seagulls and not majestic, huge albatross that I was hoping to see. Such a rip-off.
Oh that must have been a disappointment. I can imagine. Especially if you were picturing real size albatros in your head.. that's the problem when the advertising is a bit weird.
I'm sorry it was so disappointing. I would have hated being crowded together like that and not be able to see a view. It does have a lot to do with expectations doesn't it? The reviews led you to believe it would be a very different kind of trip. Some steam train trips can be lovely. This one sounded awful though. Thanks for your honesty about your experience. It's important not to gloss over the facts when sharing a travel destination. You don't want others to waste their money and be disappointed too.
It was a bit stressful as well. Way too many people to keep it enjoyable. It's a business so they want as many people as possible.
Ugh. Terrible trap. At least the waters were blue and the fish & chips comforting… Thanks for the warning. I've had this happen to me before and it's so disappointing.
I'm sure Skye will quickly erase the memories of this day. It's a mini Iceland. I look forward to the photos. Happy travels.
Oh I agree with you, Skye is very rugged and desolated, it's quite pretty. The weather was quite bad but we enjoyed ourselves the best we could.
It's always disappointing to get excited about something and expect one thing and get another. Your review will clarify the experience so others know what the train ride will be like. You managed to get some beautiful shots, nonetheless. Happy New Year to you and yours!
So sorry you did not enjoy the experience of riding on a steam train – that is why it was expensive (though for UK train prices it's not so bad) as you pay for that experience – slow travel, the genuine chuggety-chug of a steam train, the noise of the whistle, the smoke (which causes the windows to be grimy). It probably wasn't what you were expecting and that always leads to disappointment. I think I would have enjoyed the ride – and you did get some lovely photos. And yes, you could have done it in the car, but again this is why it is a different experience. I drive, but occasionally I have taken a steam train, just for the change and to relax. Maybe when you get to my age (someone who remembers steam trains) it's more of an experience than for you. I think the popularity of this particular route – due to the HP films – has caused it to be overcrowded and that is not nice. Mallaig does look very picturesque even if there is nothing to do there (I'm thinking lunch and a glass of wine – another good reason to take the train 😀 ) and your photos of it are gorgeous.
You need to try one in a quieter place where you can just relax and enjoy the journey. I'm no steam train buff, but they can be fun.
Sorry to hear you had a bad journey. I've never been on the train myself, more because of the cost! I think you should contact http://www.westcoastrailways.co.uk and let them know of your disappointment. I would.
I have been to Glenfinnan though and it's definitely better to drive from Fort William to Mallaig. You can stop where you want, when you want. At Glenfinnan there is a small exhibition, tea room, shop, the monument and you can climb up a hill at the back to view the viaduct and indeed walk as far as you want!
Also on the road to Mallaig there is pretty Arisaig on the coast road with beautiful white sandy beaches like Camusdarach and Morar. There is so much more to see by car and if the sun is out then even better.
I agree that Mallaig doesn't have much to see, so it's usually a quick visit, and something nice to eat. Or pop on the ferry to Skye :).
Yes, it's definitively better to drive. You can stop whenever, hike a little bit and enjoy the countryside and the sea as well. We should have done that and take the ferry to skye instead of driving all the way up there.
I almost took that train! Gosh thankfully Indid not. Sounds awfull..thanks for the review, hopefully it will catch people attention before spending money and their holiday time!
No wonder you were disappointed! There's nothing worse when your expectations are not met. What a shame you couldn't get to see the viaduct properly, but you still got a great shot!
I may get the chance to hike around this viaduct next time I'm around. But this train journey is really not worth it. I can't even say it would be a nice experience for kids because there is nothing to do during the whole journey.
I'm going to Fort William this summer and will definitely avoid, thanks for the heads up. That's so disappointing, although your photos are beautiful anyway!
Apparently, it's not that expensive for the UK. I'm not used to the prices here, as I don't take the train that often.
Yes. It's an old steam train so it would be more expensive than regular ticket and it is also advertised as a tour. So tours are usually a bit pricey.
You really did manage to get some nice, moody photos, though! I hope you went back to whatever websites you had read reviews on and left your impressions, too.
I sent an email to the company but they never get back to me (that's to show how little they care. They are just there to make money).
Maybe you should go on the TripAdvisor website and tell your tale! That's where I always look first to see what other travelers say.
I think your photos turned out beautiful, regardless of the crappy weather and train ride. I love the picture of the viaduct in the rain, and the little red umbrella that you can see 🙂 I can empathize, I hate being so excited about something like that, only to be completely disappointed in the end.
Oh, yes, we've experienced this kind of disappointment! Although I usually try to have a positive attitude and probably sugarcoat some bad experiences when talking to others, I would never write a good review of a bad time for strangers. In fact, I do write some negative reviews on occasion to warn potential travelers. If it's any consolation, I think your viaduct photos are wonderfully misty and evocative!
Well… you had some great shots!!! I am so glad that you shared your experience because people need to know the truth.
So sorry to read that this journey was not what you expected. I can understand your frustration. If there is something I absolutely hate, it is to look at a beautiful landscape from the dirty window of a moving train or bus!
Did it happen to you in the past ?
The scenery is amazing and I think I would have enjoyed it immensely if I was in the car. The train journey is definitively for train enthusiast, so not really what I was expecting.
That's a shame it was a disappointment for you. I have great memories of this trip from when I was younger. Of course I went pre – Harry Potter so there wasn't a clamour of people wanting to see a viaduct! It never used to be marketed as a tourist thing. It was just a scenic rail journey that connected two towns. Having once paid over £80 for a 2.5hr train journey between Aberdeen & Edinburgh, I actually think your ticket price was cheap. Train travel outwith city stops is not a cheap form of travel in the UK.
Mallaig is a port town serving Skye & the small isles. So in terms of what there is to do there, it is to get on a boat to explore some islands. Hopefully you had a better time in Skye. Ironically, Skye is marketed as THE island to visit in Scotland but it is actually my least favourite, partly because over multiple visits I've been repeatedly drenched & had a few car troubles on the island so it always has a negative association for me. It's sad when a negative experience overshadows a beautiful place.
I should also mention that Glenfinnan is a station for hikers as there are hikes reached from here. This is part of the reason for the stop there.
I wish I had done that… just stopping there. Enjoying the train, stop there and hike.
Do you plan to go back to Skye this year when you will visit Scotland ?
No Skye for me this time. I'm focusing on places I've either never been to or barely remember so as I've been to Skye relatively recently, it won't be included on this trip, ditto with Mull. I am excited to go back to the Orkney Islands though as haven't been there since I was school age.
Les photos sont magnifiques mais je comprends ta frustration . Lorsqu'on imagine ou que l'on rêve d'un voyage , c'est une grande déception quand tout ne se déroule pas comme prévu .
Agréable fin de semaine à toi .
Coucou, même si je ne comprends pas tout l'anglais, j'ai pu saisir quelques mots clés. C'est vrai que sur le coup, c'est râlant. En tout cas, merci pour ces quelques photos qui me font voyager.
I think you can't avoid disappointment even if you are usually a person who is easy to please. It can and it will happen. I wish I was a bit less emotional about it at that time haha.
There were some good parts too but definitely marketed differently than the actual experience.
but disappointing to end … Despite all your photos are beautiful.
Sorry your trip didn't work out like you'd hoped. You did manage to get some great photos, though!
Thanks for the tip. You win some and you lose some I guess. Sorry you didnt have a good time! Bummer.
That's funny. I have done that a few times where I recall something being totally wonderful or totally terrible and when i read back I realize it was the opposite. The mind is an interesting thing.
Yes, it's quite funny how someone can experience something and someone else the complete opposite !
A bit more and they asked you to don't bring cameras and cell phones to resemble the uncomfortable experience to travel at the end of the XIX century. Unbelievable.
This reminds me of our train trip in Sedona. But, the ads didn't lie. It was a trip through Green Valley Canyon (I think). Our car was beautiful, we paid for the upgraded car, the light refreshments were exactly what they said, and they did have viewing cars. However, how much of the Arizona desert can you enjoy before it all looks the same–there and back–four hours without getting off.
4 hours sounds like a long journey. Viewing cars are necessary I think, to get the most of the trip.
I can feel your frustration, it happens when we have high expectations – but at that price it was justifiable!
Yes, I should stop having high expectations while travelling. Usually, believe me, I don't. I'm always happy doing what we do. But here, I think it's the feeling I've thrown away my money that really made me angry.
Yes this is probably the most touristy thing one would do in Scotland. Good to have read this as I definitely plan to do this eventually, and I think I still want to do it though I will know what to expect. I was actually thinking of getting off at Glenfinnan station and hiking around a bit, possibly near the viaduct itself, and I've found several hiking routes around that area. Do you think that would be a feasible plan? Your photos did turn out great though. Mallaig looks so nice especially with the clear water!
If you know what to expect, you won't be disappointed. The problem is I completely misunderstood what I was going to see. My bad.
I think Gin for many it is the romance of steam that makes people take the journey. For some. just to be pulled through the landscape by a steam locomotive, even if they saw nothing, would have made the journey worthwhile for them. As you rightly pointed out, the romance of steam is a bit of a myth because steam locomotives rely on burning coal and burning coal produces huge amounts of soot. It was generally a dirty, smelly way to travel and the costume dramas that show ladies in beautiful white dresses alighting from steam locomotives with not a smudgy sooty mark to be seen is down to the costume department alone, not the mode of transport.
I'm sorry you had a disappointing day but for the steam buffs, this will have been a good day. I'm not one of them incidentally, a steam buff that is. I took the train to the top of Snowdon recently, there was a steam option. As we ascended I could see those in the steam train being kippered with the coal smoke blowing through the carriages. I remarked at the time that the arrival of the diesel locomotives won't have come too soon for so many.
What a shame – it's so disappointing to have a big let down like this. I had read about this travel journey too and quite fancied it – second thoughts for sure now, great tip about getting the same views but taking the car!!
I understand your disappointment, but your pictures are nice! I think many people would still take that trip – even after reading this – but with realistic expectations.
Sorry you hated this, but you did come away with some great shots!
Well, at least you did capture some nice photos, although not on the level I'm sure you had hoped. I have found the trips I have the highest hopes for seem to always let me down. I wonder, if it's my high expectation. Sorry the trip wasn't what you hoped for.
Have seen this train journey on a travel programme, Gin, and thought I'd like to do it some day – possibly not now!! Sorry you had such a poor experience though at least you did manage to get some good shots in despite the awful weather!


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A U.S.-Pakistan research group has created a new self-cleaning mechanism for standalone PV systems up to 5 kW in size. The system increases power yields by around 35%, while its payback period is estimated at around five years.
December 1, 2020 Emiliano Bellini
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Scientists from Pakistan's University of Science and Technology (MUST), the University of Poonch Rawalakot, and the Stevens Institute of Technology in the United States have developed a new cleaning mechanism for small-sized standalone PV systems that can be cheaply and efficiently deployed.
The proposed system, which the academics describe as an automatic self-cleaning mechanism (ASCM), consists of a mounting structure and a cleaning wiper. They placed the wiper in a suitable position for smooth movement on the surface of the module, supported by a pulley mechanism. They also attached a shutter to the wiper, in order to protect the solar module from dust at night.
They used five pulleys to stabilize the movement of the wiper, with four of them responsible for horizontal movement.
"Out of four, the first two pulleys are used to guide the tensile cable to align it in a straight position," the group said. "Whereas, the third and fourth pulleys help in the smooth movement and adjusting the length of tensile cable connected to the shutter."
They linked a fifth pulley to the wiper motor to assist the bidirectional movement via metal-braided tensile cables. The water for the panel cleaning is provided by a water tank attached at the upper end of the module frame.
"The sprinkler system consists of double jet windshield washer nozzles, which are commercially used for cleaning a vehicle's windshield," the scientists said.
The system's electrical components include a 12 V DC wiper motor – which is connected to two 5 V DC relays to provide a bidirectional motion to the motor – as well as another DC motor to pump water from the tank using a 5 V DC relay. The system also relies on an electromechanical control unit combining a microcontroller board and an H-bridge with two 5 V DC relays. An H-bridge is an electronic circuit that switches the polarity of voltages applied to a load.
"Note that the duration of two DC motors operations last for only 20 seconds, with an approximate energy consumption of 0.33 Wh per cycle, making it negligible compared to the total power generation of 1.2 kWh of the PV module," the researchers said.
They tested the system on a 150 W polycrystalline module with an overall area of 0.97 square meters, a short circuit current of 9.08 A, and an open-circuit voltage of 21.6 V. The measurements showed that the power yield of the module increased by 35% when the self-cleaning mechanism was activated, the scientists claimed.
"The results also show that the duration of payback period is approximately five year for the domestic installation with electricity rate of US$0.062/unit," they said. "A comparison of the total cost of micro PV system shows that ASCM only accounts for 10% – 15% of the total installation cost."
They described the new tech in "Modeling and design of low-cost automatic self cleaning mechanism for standalone micro PV systems," which was recently published in Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments.
Emiliano Bellini
Emiliano joined pv magazine in March 2017. He has been reporting on solar and renewable energy since 2009.
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A thread is an independent execution path, able to run simultaneously with other threads. Threading enables your C# program to perform concurrent processing so you can do more than one operation at a time. For example, you can use threading to monitor input from the user, perform background tasks, and handle simultaneous streams of input. The System.Threading namespace provides classes and interfaces that support multithreaded programming and enable you to easily perform tasks such as creating and starting new threads, synchronizing multiple threads, suspending threads, and aborting threads.
1. Process Thread: Which have a user interface and which manage interface thread that manages interaction with user.
2. Worker Thread: Which perform functionality or other tasks.
1) We will import System.Threading namespace which provides all necessary classes and interfaces which is important to work with threading.
2) Create a method which will be treated as a thread and which is passed to the object of ThreadStart delegate.
3) Create an object of ThreadStart delegate and pass method to the constructor of ThreadStart class.
4) Create an object of Thread class and pass object of ThreadStart delegate as parameter.
5) Call the start() method of thread class which start newly created thread.
ThreadStart ths = new ThreadStart(newThread);    //Creating an object of ThreadStart delegate.
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th.Start();       //Calling start() method of thread class which will start execution of newThread.
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Q: How to pass command line aruguement to npm script with process.argv? I have package.json like this:
  "scripts": {
    "start": "node list_users.js",
}

and list.js file
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var args = process.argv;

when I run npm start  I want to pass this  to pass to JS file, How can I do that?

A: Execution of npm scripts follows this syntax: npm run <command> [-- <args>].
In your case, this is: npm run start --first-argument first or using the shorthand for the start script npm start --first-argument first. Mind that the part in brackets is optional.
This is the according PR from 2014 which enhanced npm to enable this. Also, this question already been answered.


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Friday's letters: City trying to prove brine's worth?
Snowplows clearing 40 Avenue from the accumualted snow near Whitemud Drive during the snow storm passing through Edmonton, Jan. 8, 2020. Ed Kaiser / 00089427B
While travelling about in Edmonton on Wednesday, I could not help but be struck by the fact that city roadworks seems to be intent on proving to me how bad things will be without use of calcium chloride.
By late evening, there was still no sign that major intersections such as at 114 Street and University Avenue; 114 Street and Belgravia Road; or Belgravia Road and Fox Drive had been scraped, sanded or salted.
And hopefully the blade trucks, if they come out, will stay out of our keyhole crescent. They are the wrong tool in the wrong place and simply make things worse.
Unfortunately, calling 311 for help has about the same effect as calling Santa
Mitch Lavoie, Edmonton
Transit hikes for seniors a shock
I am concerned and surprised at the huge increase for seniors bus passes for 2020.
The cost of annual passes was $136.50 for 2019. For 2020, the annual seniors bus pass will be more than doubled to $374.
Most seniors are on a fixed income/pension. There have not been increases to our income/pensions in many years, if ever, to that extreme.
Our city council is not on our side.
Marion Broverman, Edmonton
Lots of legroom for West LRT
Recently, I have been driving to the Misericordia Hospital regularly and on just about every trip down 87 Avenue, I get to pass one of the new double-sized jumbo buses being used on the route from downtown to the west.
I must say, they are doing a fine job of hauling the one or two passengers on board. It must be nice for them to have enough room to stretch out and put their feet up. Now, if only those passengers could have a shiny new $3-billion-dollar LRT to ride in, wouldn't that be great?
Maybe they could convince one or two more people to use public transit.
Ken Tkachuk, Edmonton
Heed warnings on Alberta pension plan
Re. "Alberta stands to lose much if it opts out of CPP," Opinion, Jan. 8
Hooray for Virendra Gupta and Ellen Nygaard. Mr. Kenney and his ministers have promised to be fiscally prudent going into the new decade.
His "blue ribbon panel" chaired by Janice MacKinnon have suggested slashing programs in health care, seniors and housing, and infrastructure. They are also testing the waters on revoking Albertans' Canada Pension Plan in favour of an Alberta Pension Plan.
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Liberal Media Bubble Underestimated Trump, Deans of Free Speech: P.M. Links
Robby Soave | 3.10.2017 4:29 PM
Michael Brochstein/ZUMA Press/Newscom
There really is a liberal media bubble, and yes, its existence caused everyone to downplay Trump's chances, says FiveThirtyEight.
The University of Chicago wants to hire "free speech deans," to make sure speakers aren't shouted down on campus.
The Cato Institute's Alex Nowrasteh owned Fox News again.
Give Justin Amash a hug.
Submitted without comment: Nancy Pelosi says the American people have a right to know what's in the health care reform bill before it passes.
Sean Spicer tells the press that there's an anti-Trump deep state.
NEXT: States challenge Trump's revised travel ban in court
Robby Soave is a senior editor at Reason.
March.10.2017 at 4:29 pm
Two on the same day? Nice.
Rufus The Monocled
Pelosi is beyond….
Jerry on the sea
Nancy Pelosi says the American people have a right to know what's in the health care reform bill before it passes.
At least she can say it with a straight face.
Citizen X - #6
The mummification process doesn't leave behind very many facial muscles.
Too bad Robby cannot.
…the grave?
She certainly looks that way in that picture.
Give Justin Amash a hug.,/i>
And a new staff.
$park? don't care bout yo mom
Congress cosplay?
Are you serious? Are you serious?
If only she were on that plan, her Alzheimer's would be covered!
Shirley Knott
Haven't we paid enough for her dementia already?
AlmightyJB
Why is that bitch still alive!
It's the Botox talking.
Wasteland Wanderer
It's really too bad hypocrisy can't be fatal, because that would be a terminal case.
The University of Chicago wants to hire "free speech deans," to make sure speakers aren't shouted down on campus.
Normally I don't follow the links, but I would love to know how this is supposed to work.
Campuses are gonna need dean deans to sort out which dean does what.
esteve7
Or you could teach civics instead of social justice, and personal finance instead of 3 art history classes.
Or compel campus security to do their jobs.
C. S. P. Schofield
Dear College Administrators,
The way to stop harassment of invited speakers is dead simple; Announce widely that anyone who disrupts an invited speaker will be removed from campus, that if they are faculty they will be fired, and that students will be expelled. Anyone stupid enough to attack somebody as or around such an event will be turned over the the police for assault.
Then, follow it up.
Until you do something close to this we, the Unwashed, will conclude that any statements you make about 'supporting the First Amendment' is so much piddle and wind.
Hell's Angels?
+ 40 cases of beer.
Queen of Planet Fuckwit (KK)
I just watched Gimme Shelter a few days ago. Still not quite sure what happened there (beyond hotheaded drunks and junkies being hotheaded drunks and junkies)
Square = Circle
The death of a dream, man. The death of a dream.
There really is a liberal media bubble, and yes, its existence caused everyone to downplay Trump's chances…
Luckily journalists learned their lesson and that shit stopped after the election.
If they don't knock this shit off soon, by the time the 2020 election comes around they will have cried 'Wolf!' so often and to so little effect that the only people that will vote for the Democrat candidate are the hard core True Believers. And that will give Trump an landslide to start his second term, and probably poison the well for 2024 too.
Red Rocks Baiting n Inciting
Hell, if I was in Trump's shoes, that would be enough to motivate me to keep tweeting out goofy shit my whole term. He's actually managed to legitimately frame the mainstream media as a clueless, insular fifth column to his supporters; a few more months of them fruitlessly flogging the "RUSSIANS!!" angle and very few people are going to give a shit about what they write anymore.
Sean Spicer tells the press that there's an anti-Trump deep state.
Also known as The Bureaucracy.
If more people would just watch "Yes, Minister" none of this would be a surprise.
Panic as 16ft King Kong model catches fire at premiere in Vietnam
Now, *that* is a publicity stunt!
He must've eaten the food.
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Give any prog a turning test, and they will fail miserably because of their bubble.
As opposed to us libertarians, who probably could articulate their position better than they could.
Unicorn Abattoir
A turning test? If this involves shaping them on a lathe, count me in!
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And yet the Times, famous for its "to be sure" equivocations, wasn't even contemplating the possibility of a Trump victory.
Somewhere George Dorn is still screaming.
Jerryskids
There really is a liberal media bubble, and yes, its existence caused everyone to downplay Trump's chances, says FiveThirtyEight.
Remind me again, what was Nate Silver's scientific analysis of the election showing was going to happen?
Half-Virtue, Half-Vice
The exception the proves the ruse?
It showed that according to the polls, Drumpf had a 33% chance of winning.
Consider yourself reminded that you need to understand science before commenting on that.
Hey – we've been waiting for one of you people to show up!
This came up in a thread the other day, and I think you can settle it for us.
What is it about saying "Drumpf?" We don't get it.
I assume John Oliver is the genesis. Long story short (if you don't want to watch Oliver for over 20 minutes): he excoriated Trump, and used Trump's ancestral name to poke fun at him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnpO_RTSNmQ
Oh, I know – I was just poking fun at him. I assume it's the same sort of thing as Red Teamers who are always sure to include the 'Hussein' in Obama's name.
Who needs to call him racist when you can just point out that he's part German?
Calidissident
Silver gave Trump about a 30% chance of winning, which wasn't unreasonable at the time. That's still a very realistic shot, and Trump did it by winning a few key states by narrow margins. He gave him a better shot than virtually any of the pundit journalists, or most of the other data people for that matter. I saw a bunch of progressives during the election cycle essentially accuse 538 of overestimating Trump's chances to get page clicks and to maintain interest in the race, something Silver always denied and argued that the data showed Trump having a real chance even if Clinton was the favorite.
Fatty Bolger
Yeah, he seems to have played it straight. I'm guessing a lot of the polls overestimated turnout for Democrats.
CatoTheChipper
Silver gave Trump a better chance than I would offer my Democrat friends. I demanded, and easily got, 3:1 odds, and made a little over $350 on this election. (The $50 was on an over/under bet on the electoral college votes.)
MSM lambasted 538 for giving Trump more than a3% chance.
Submitted without comment: Nancy Pelosi says the American people have a right to know what's in the health care reform bill before it passes.
Good, because I get to add the comment that misquotes her. Again.
For the full set of comments:
http://bit.ly/2muURCE
Yep, the quote is taken out of context. You busted them.
Totes! Everyone knows that the ACA was passed as a model of transparency and bureaucratic humility.
It is known.
shit:
"But we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it, away from the fog of the controversy."
Now tell me what sort of "context" I'm missing there. You're a lying POS.
Brandybuck
Basically she is saying that SHE knows what's in in, but that others need her to pass it so that THEY can fight out what's in it.
It does cast her in a different light, but it's not necessarily a better light.
I'm not seeing a difference; she's asking congress-critters to pass it without knowing what it is, regardless of whether she claims to know (which requires a sympathetic reading on its own).
March.10.2017 at 10:22 pm
I don't see how adding "away from the fog of controversy", or the entirety of the text for that matter, at all changes the context. The assertion remains that the bill ought to be passed if you want to find out whether it's the best thing ever or just a costly clusterfuck because there's so much controversy you can't trust any analysis. Same argument, same hubris, extra words.
GILMORE?
""The University of Chicago wants to hire "free speech deans," to make sure speakers aren't shouted down on campus someone else takes the heat when students freak out."
creech
" Hey, can I get some muscle over here?"
Crusty Juggler - #2
This is Trump's America.
"She told police she went to tell other residents to stay away from the two men and when she did, one brother began banging on her car screaming, "I'll kill you.""
Make wine bars great again.
That is one ugly woman
As a public speaker, I want to sue Hillary Clinton because she got all of the best gigs.
Ohio Department of Education changes funding rules to screw e-schools.
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DanO.
Sean Spicer tells the press that there's an anti-Trump deep state
Not that the president isn't a delusional paranoiac and malignant narcissist.
March.11.2017 at 7:26 am
Or that you didn't win the popular vote, your electoral margin wasn't "historic," that the previous president wasn't "wiretapping" your phones…
Rat's instance
Is Preet out?
This is a continuing section in the E-version oft the local rag:
"TRUMP TODAY: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW"
http://www.sfgate.com/
They are not capable of embarrassment.
Diane Reynolds (Paul.)
Yes, there really is this thing called gravity, and we now believe it's responsible for a large number of bumps on the knee.
Ken Shultz
Has 538 mentioned why they got it wrong?
Was it because they were listening to the media?
They had Hillary with an 85% chance of winning on election night.
? I recall 67% Hillary and a storm of whining by the NYT.
I think I just saw a tumbleweed.


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Q: What is the reason that jaxb annotations are not extendible? if you take a look on jsr-303 (bean validation) you notice that annotations can be be put on ANNOTATION_TYPE in @target like (e.g. javax.validation.constraints.Min)
By this the bean validation are easily extended to @OnlyPositiveNumber.
in jaxb for Example (a bad one) I could have created @XmlAlwaysRequiredElement
Is there a good reason why JAXB annotations like XmlElement are not using the same technique?

A: I doubt you could say "it wasn't done because of X" - it is the way it is, and either the spec leads didn't consider it necessary, or they didn't think of it at all.  Who knows.
However, in the case, I don't really see much need for it. You example concerns data validation, and JAXB is designed to work with XML Schema to do that, rather than doing to validation using annotations.
If we want to have annotation-based validation for JAXB, then it would make more sense to use JSR-303 validations for this, and have the JAXB runtime pick them up and use them, rather than, or in addition to, XML Schema validation.  None of the current implementations do that, though (I think).


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[Current Mainland Chinese Drama 2017] Fox fall in love, 狐狸的夏天, second season update
By 0ly40, March 29, 2017 in Mainland China
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the foxs summer
thunderman1 10,131
On 5/14/2017 at 6:53 PM, themarchioness said:
Omg @thunderman1!!! I can't believe you actually took a sick day. LOL! Something I've only ever dreamed of doing but never actually dared to do so. I'm impressed. Please post on the PWY thread or send me a PM. I watched it when it aired so it's been a while since I've seen it, but I loved it sooooo much. Always happy to chat about PWY.
As for Fox, looks like subbing has picked up this week and now they're up to 11 (Season 1). I don't want to jinx things by getting too excited, but this is definitely a move in a positive direction. I too wish it would be subbed faster so that more people could enjoy. I'd do it if my Chinese was better, but I have just enough knowledge to understand and get by, but wouldn't feel confident about subbing an entire ep for others. Plus it's so much work for me... I got a taste of that when I was doing recaps for Master Devil, and those eps were shorter than FS.
But FS is great... I really loved first season. I found second season a little lacking in that zippy chemistry that was so prevalent in the first season, but that had more to do with the narrative of the story than the characters (or actors) themselves. I guess there's some truth to what they always say about couples who get together too soon before the end... the story just loses its steam. And instead what we got was the external drama. Fortunately, I was still invested in all the characters and wanted to know how things would turn out -- that's what kept me watching and even still, I can't stop thinking about this drama. Heh.
I finished Princess Wei Young, chingu... Now I am getting withdrawals...
themarchioness 13,205
Wow, pacing of subs has picked up!!! Ep 15 is subbed.
ep4 and 14
blueclueblue 165
Finished the series. Something seem to be off about 2nd season that didn't make it as enjoyable as the 1st. Still hate the grandma. I really like the development of the 2nd leads. They became less annoying and actually kept the 2nd season afloat.
Table122000 3,555
So, some good news and bad news for fans:
The good news is that Viki has liscensed the drama! So episodes should be available subbed in multiple languages soon. The bad news is that it is only for Season 1. Hopefully Viki will also get the liscense for Season 2 some day (hopefully soon).
https://www.viki.com/tv/32658c-the-foxs-summer
nrbrown 720
I started a Chinese drama marathon so be prepared for late than never thoughts. Season 1 was more enjoyable in my opinion. It made me want to see more of the show. Season 2 (at least the second half) was so weird. Just went bonkers. I just felt that the writers did such a disservice to the characters to the ending. Like they were forced to change the personality of the characters and no explanations for the change.
Is there a season 3?