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"Hooded Merganser"
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, December 8, 2007.
The River "S" Unit of the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge has a 4.2 mile auto tour route and 1.5 mile seasonal hiking trail. The auto tour is an excellent way to see the Refuge. A pair of binoculars is a must and a camera makes it even more fun !!!
One of my favorite photographic subjects !!!!
The following are images captured of the Hooded Merganser, arranged by month. Not all images of the Hooded Merganser are shown here, more may be found throughout the Trip Logs. Also, link out to the "Trip Logs" to see more images of various birds, wildflowers, and wildlife seen each day.
January 30, 2012 ... January 30, 2012, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male. Overcast cool breezy winter day with occasional sunbreaks. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken January 30, 2012.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female. Overcast gray day. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken January 30, 2012.
February 1, 2013 ... February 01, 2013, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken February 1, 2013.
February 16, 2008 ... February 16, 2008, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, February 16, 2008.
Click image to enlarge "It's too big" ... Hooded Merganser, male. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, February 16, 2008.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken February 18, 2010.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken February 18, 2010.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, February 27, 2012.
March 18, 2010 ... March 18, 2010, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken March 18, 2010.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female (left) and male (right). Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken March 18, 2010.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female (left) and male (right). Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, March 22, 2008.
April 2, 2008 ... April 2, 2008, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, April 2, 2008.
October 5, 2007 ... October 5, 2007, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, October 5, 2007.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser group. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, October 5, 2007.
... female ... October 5, 2007, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, October 5, 2007.
October 21, 2007 ... October 21, 2007, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, October 21, 2007.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Mergansers, females. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, October 21, 2007.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken October 22, 2008.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken October 22, 2008.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Mergansers. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken October 22, 2008.
... on land ... October 22, 2008, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male (left) and female (right). Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken October 22, 2008.
November 3, 2010 ... November 3, 2010, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, November 3, 2010.
November 16, 2012 ... November 16, 2012, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male (left) and female (right). Note odd head markings on female. Late afternoon, overcast bordering-on-rain day. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, November 16, 2012.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, on Rest Lake. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, November 22, 2007.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, November 23, 2010.
November 23, 2007 and November 24, 2008 ... November 23, 2007, Trip Log
November 24, 2008, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male. Slough. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, November 23, 2007.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male. Long Lake. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, November 24, 2008.
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female. On Long Lake. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, November 30, 2008.
... taking a bath ... November 30, 2008, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male ... taking a bath ... Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, November 30, 2008.
... male ... November 30, 2008, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, male. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, November 30, 2008.
December 5, 2008 ... December 5, 2008, Trip Log
December 28, 2012 ... December 28, 2012, Trip Log
Click image to enlarge Hooded Merganser, female. Overcast and gray day, but dry. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, River "S" Unit. Image taken, December 28, 2012.
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Q: Different treatment of %d in ObjectiveC versus iOS 1st question here. Reviewed FAQ but did not find answer.
I learned Obj C using Kochan book and he classifies %i for integers, %f for float, %d for double.
Using iOS, it seems that it is rather: %i and %d for integer and %f for float
Can someone confirm and maybe explain the rationale. I already looked through the string programming guide of Apple.
Thank you in advance.

A: The standard C/C++ syntax is followed. So %d and %i are both 'signed integer', %f is 'decimal floating point' and will show floats or doubles.
Without being sure why d and i are duplicated, the reason that %f does floats and doubles is that things passed via an ellipsis are subject to the C promotion rules. If you pass any integer type that is smaller than an int, it'll be promoted to a full size int for passing. Similarly, if you pass a float, it'll be promoted to a double. So the thing receiving the arguments just needs to think in terms of integer versus floating point, not about storage size.

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This post is sponsored by Pampered Chef, whose baking products I have used and loved for years. I was compensated to write this post, but all opinions are mine as always.
This weekend marks exactly one month since we have been living in Barcelona. And now that we're finally all moved into our (second) apartment, I've been officially feeling all of the nesting vibes lately.
We went out and purchased some new candles and thick, fuzzy blankets this weekend to make the house feel extra warm and cozy. We (finally!) brought home some picture frames so that this place could feel a bit more like ours. We brought home our first batch of Catalan hot chocolate, for a sweet winter treat. And Barclay and I had a little holiday-cookie-baking date to make some little treats to take to our new neighbors, which made my heart all 💛 💛 💛.
For those of you who've followed the blog for awhile, you know that neighbor-ing is one of my favorite things ever.
I just love how life randomly pairs you with these people living right beside you. It kind of reminds me of how family works — you don't usually get to choose who your neighbors are, but often they turn out to be the people who see you the most, and often see the most unedited sides of you (ahem, in your PJs at 7am, pre-makeup, pre-awake, shuffling down the stairs to take the dogs out). And even though they might not be people you'd normally hang with, there's something about the "there-ness" of neighbors that has always seemed so special to me. And I love getting to know and learn from the people that the neighbor-lottery of life has placed nearby.
Anyway…so as probably comes as no surprise, I've been eager to get to know our neighbors in our new little building in Barcelona. So Barclay and I decided to bake up a big batch of cookies to take around over the weekend to say "hola". I wanted to be sure that everyone (hopefully) could enjoy them, so I've been tinkering around all week trying to make the perfect gluten-free healthy peanut butter cookies that I could wrap up in these cute little mini gift boxes from Pampered Chef.
And oh man, guys, I think I finally nailed it.
…and then these sweet treats will be yours to enjoy.
They're light and fluffy and less dense than regular flour-based cookies. But all of those delicious oats in there still make them nice and chewy. They're not overly sweet, although feel free to add in an extra 1/4 cup brown sugar if you'd like a sweeter cookie. And — my main priority with peanut butter cookies — they legit taste very peanut buttery. Bonus, they're made with natural peanut butter, so you can feel even better about enjoying every bite.
I also stirred some chocolate chips into mine, because, chocolate. But feel free to stir in some extra peanuts or nuts, or dried fruit if that's your thing, or you can just bake them up plain. I do just highly recommend adding a sprinkle of salt on top to bring out all of those delicious flavors.
And if you feel like sharing, I can vouch that these indeed make for delicious holiday gifts!!
I wrapped mine up in these adorable mini cake boxes from Pampered Chef, which include little liners inside and twine and gift tags and everything. And make any baked good look even cuter.
Also cute? My two handsome helpers.
We made a half dozen boxes to take around to our neighbors. And then also shared some with the electrical repairman who came to fix our heater, and our mailman, and two of our friends who stopped by for a visit. Cookies for all!
And I'm happy to say, there were rave reviews all around.
Heat oven to 350°F. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper, set aside.
In a large bowl, whisk eggs and brown sugar together until smooth. Sprinkle the baking soda and salt evenly over the top of the mixture, and stir until combined. Add in the vanilla and peanut butter, and stir until combined and smooth. Stir in the oats (and chocolate chips, if using) until combined.
Use a large cookie scoop (approx. 3 tablespoons) to scoop the dough onto your prepared baking sheet. Use your fingers** or a spatula to slightly flatten the tops of the dough balls, and sprinkle with a pinch of flaked salt if desired.
Bake for 10 minutes. Then remove from the oven, and let the cookies cool on the baking sheet itself.
Serve warm. Or store in a sealed container for up to 3 days, or freeze for up to 3 months.
*If making these cookies gluten-free, be sure to use certified gluten-free oats.
**The dough will be sticky, so I find that it helps to wet your fingers slightly with a bit of water so that the dough doesn't stick.
***If you would like to make these vegan, be sure to use vegan chocolate chips and flax eggs. I've tried the recipe with both, and they work great!
This post has been sponsored by Pampered Chef, whose baking products I have used and loved for years. I was compensated to write this post, but all opinions are mine as always.
Ali, my husband doesn't care for the texture of oatmeal. Can I use oat flour instead, and if so, would I still use a cup?
These look delicious! And I totally agree with adding chocolate chips – pb + chocolate is one of my favourite flavour combos! What would you recommend to swap the eggs with to make the cookies vegan? Do you think a flax egg would work well?
You two are so cute! And your neighbors are in for quite the treat. I love that you used natural peanut butter. It's my preferred PB, but most cookie recipes I've seen always say not to use it.
I made these as soon as I got home from work. I've alreasy ate 2! I don't think I can make them again haha.
Made these tonight. Loved the flavor and healthy recipe that didn't include a banana! Lol. I may even have one for breakfast.
yum. these look amazing! thanks for sharing.
You two are so freaking cute together. I can't wait to try these!
We just pulled our first batch out of the oven and they are AMAZING!!! Can't wait to share them with our gluten-free relatives this Thanksgiving too.
This sound perfect for sharing with neighbors old and new! Anxiously awaiting a shipment of gluten-free oats to arrive, putting these cookies on top of my list to make.
They might just be genius.
We just made a batch…and I wish we had tripled it! These were so good!!! The texture is definitely a little different than flour-based cookies, but we loved them and ate every last one. Can't wait to make the next batch soon!
Just made a big batch of these to surprise my husband. While the taste is absolutely awesome they are quite dry! I don't think it's worth eating them, what went wrong? Followed the recipe very meticulously!
Oh no, sorry to hear that. Did you maybe use traditional peanut butter instead of natural?
After some Googling i may have found the problem. Living in the Netherlands "brown sugar" means something different here than in any english speaking country. The sugar we have here attracts a lot of moisture making the cookies very cake like already but also makes the batter very liquid which lead to me adding some extra oats because I could not scoop it. Results: not so good. Would you recommend using granulated, castor or cane sugar instead?
Yes! I was checking your blog each day for this recipe after seeing the cookies on Instagram. I just made my first batch and love them!
Recipe looks fabulous! Just as a side note, if it is to be made for those with Celiac Disease that require gluten free, the oats to be used have to be Certified Gluten Free Oats, otherwise is not fully gluten-free and not Celiac safe.
Best cookies that I have ever made! You can not even tell that it is oatmeal in them, they are moist and soft and taste great!
I made these using homemade gingerbread pecan butter from Fannetastic Food recipe and they were delish! Great texture and flavor.
These are so delicious! I have made them three times in the past week, haha. They are great for the holidays and for my gluten-free family to enjoy :) I love the low amount of sugar and the protein from peanut butter too. The first time I made them I realized, after I cracked four eggs, that I did not have some of the ingredients so I used regular flour instead of oats and white sugar with molasses instead of brown sugar and they turned out great! Best healthy cookie recipe I've ever tried, thanks for sharing!!
Hi, have you by chance tried these with natural almond butter? It's all I have on hand so made me curious if I need a store run or not. Thanks!
Although i really liked the flavour of these cookie I found them tacky to the touch. Not sure if they are meant to be sticky? Maybe I needed to bake them for longer?
I made these yesterday and holy moly are they delicious! So good I had to share the recipe with my sisters. My kids and husband loved them too. I'll be making them again soon!
I almost forgot! I used Justin's Vanilla Almond Butter. My husband picked up a jar by mistake so it was a quick way to use most of it up. They were amazing!
I am not one to comment on blogs, videos, etc. but OMG, I had to comment about these cookies!! Due to health reasons, I have had to go GF, and these cookies have been a lifesaver! Being GF, you worrying about being able to bake things that are actually edible, and these are simply amazing!! They are soft, chewy, full of flavor, and 100% a crowd pleaser! Thank you so much for sharing the recipe- you seriously rock my socks girl!!
great neighborly idea, curious to know if anyone there has ever had a peanut butter cookie! Great simple recipe, love the "no mixer" prep!
Just made a batch and love them! Could you provide the nutritional info for these?
Can you tell me the calorie count per Healthy Peanut Butter Cookie, please?
These cookies are so delicious and the batter is so easy to prepare. LOVE this recipe! I add a tbsp or two of ground flax seeds and have had success with that, too! Thanks for such a delicious recipe!!
Hi! I used honey instead of sugar (because it's a natural sweetener and sugar isn't.) I also used steel-cut oats (because they're healthier than rolled oats) and it was delish! Thanks, I'll be making these all the time!
absolutely delic!!! hard to stop myself from eating the whole batch!
I love these cookies. Turned out perfect.
Can I use crunchy peanut butter? Ps: I've made this once before and it was a great recipe.
I made this recipe tonight and they came out awesome! I didn't have any oats so I used almond flour instead and baked them for 15 minutes. They came out so good, even my husband liked them! Will definitely be making again.
Just made these! They turned out so good! Just bought a jar of natural, crunchy peanut butter and was looking for a healthy-ish cookie recipe. I only had instant oats on hand and I was worried that the oats would cook too fast and become mushy, so I substituted a 1/4 cup of all-purpose flour and 3/4 cup of instant oats. I baked for the full 10 mins, but would probably add on another 2-3 mins (used a convection oven). The insides were a bit too soft/ raw looking. I have a sweet tooth, so I also added two extra tablespoons of brown sugar, but next time I'll only do the 1/2 cup sugar. It was plenty sweet!
Thanks for the recipe :) Looking forward to trying more!!
These look delish! I'd like to whip some up tonight, but I only happen to have fine sea salt crystals on hand – think it'll be okay to use this instead of Maldon flakes? Thanks in advance!
I will process the oats to a course texture, and probably add 1/4 cup more.
I dislike chocolate so I left that out in my first batch and will continue to do so in future batches.
I am late to this party. But this mom of 3 finds herself with an overload of non-natural crunchy PB at the moment. Will the recipe still work?
These are delish, I love the taste of real pb with no bananas in the recipe. I'm going to make them during the holidays in lieu of blossoms with a Hershey's kiss and a tiny sprinkling of sugar on top as a special treat. Thank you for your recipe. I just found your blog yesterday. You should do the fb sponsoring ad so that you can reach more people.


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Overlord Season 4-Plot, Release Date and Much More!
Introduction to Overlord Season 4
Overlord Season 4 Release Date
Overlord season 4 Plot
10 interesting Things
10 The Emotional Dampener Is Still Hard At Work
9 Ainz Follows Demiurge's Plan That Demiurge Thinks Ainz Made Up
8 Blue Rose's EvilEye Is A Vampire
7 Gazef's Was Betrayed By The Nobles He Protects
6 The Albino Crusch Is A Spy Now
5 Who Did Entoma Get Her New Voice From?
4 The Floor Guardians Are Becoming Their Own People
3 Swords Of Darkness Callback
2 Albedo Hates The Supreme Beings, Save Ainz
1 The Floor Guardians Awareness Of The Player's Outside Lives
Overlord is one of the most cherished anime ever. Overlord as of now has three hit seasons, and it is said that the ongoing one, which is the third season, has made a significant enduring impact on the fans. Her, let us discuss Overlord Season 4.
The third season of Overlord was massively adored, and now fans and even crowds are sitting tight for the arrival of this anime series for its fourth season. Upon its introduction, Overlord made very much a fanbase in the Japanese market. And that is very great for a series that depends on a web novel.
There has not been an official report about the fourth season of Overlord being recharged. Be that as it may, fans and crowds are not losing trust. Rather, some of them do conjecture that given the quantity of Overlord light novels, it may be conceivable that they before long recharge it, and in the event that they do, we can anticipate the following and most anticipated season by 2021.
As indicated by barely any other reports, it is additionally said that since the Overlord light novels have major issues in then, it may be some time that they have to sift through the request for this series before those can be made into a fourth season.
Fans are hanging tight for the release volume 14 of Overlord novels, as except if and until it is released, the creators and show producers wouldn't have enough material to work upon and present us another season. Let's see what happens in Overlord Season 4.
In any case, the fourth season is relied upon to be the most significant season of the series. Ainz may be confronted with numerous new difficulties in his way and might have something for us that we have never observed.
The three seasons of Overlord has right now secured the plots of 9 novels of the series of 13 Overlord light novels. The series has been created by Madhouse. The second and third seasons of the series came out within a limited capacity focus time from one another. Yet that won't occur with the fourth, and the fans should pause. If you found the information about this series interesting then make sure to read about other series as well like The Real Housewives of Orange County too!
Overlord (the anime, not the film) is a series that precisely fits within the "niche" genre, it's not only an Isekai or "caught in another world" setting. However, one where the hero is additionally the scoundrel. Fundamentally, there's a ton of meat on the bones of Overlord as a series, unexpected considering the series is about a skeleton. Be that as it may, there are totally such huge numbers of side characters, events, places, and so forth, to recollect! In this way, it can get somewhat hard to see all the little callbacks, details, or easter eggs in a large number of the scenes. So as to help with that, here are 10 Things Fans Totally Missed In Overlord Season 2 And 3. There are other facts and details about various series like The Man in the High Castle which you must read as well.
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One of the latent aptitudes of being undead known to mankind of Overlord is their emotional states are auto-controlled back to impartial. In the light novel, this was shown by Ainz' having an interior monolog. However, that doesn't exactly move to an animated arrangement also. Along these lines, the staff at Madhouse chose to include a little green aura that would show up each time Ainz got a bit…heated. Just the viewers can see it, and it was at first clarified back in the introduction episode. From that point forward, Ainz has gotten more agreeable as an undead and has required it less. However, it despite everything shows up in seasons 2 and 3, simply quickly.
It's getting harder and harder to recollect that Ainz Ooal Gown was initially just Suzuki Satoru, a standard salaryman in the time of 2138. However, he is, and his thinking is that of a moderately ordinary shut-in gamer. Sure his pretending as the fearsome Ainz is on-point, however it is as yet a demonstration. Never is this more obvious than when he and one of the guardians, Demiurge, are talking about methodology in Season 2.
Demiurge thinks that Ainz has some unthinkably mind boggling end-all strategy. In any case, all things considered, Demiurge is miles ahead of Ainz's thinking. Ainz appears to design 5-10 strides ahead, Demiurge plans 200, and Demiurge's fictional idea of Ainz plans 2000.
Recall the finish of Overlord II? When Momonga battled Ainz ( for example himself) and a party called Blue Rose battled against Nazaricks house cleaners? Where the most grounded mage around, Evileye, went head to head against Entoma the face-wearing. Yet some way or another still charming house keeper? Indeed, turns out, the primary motivation behind why Evileye got her title is a result of her red-eyes. These equivalent red eyes are the signifier that she's a vampire! Presently there's an entire story and foundation to this character in the light novel yet it doesn't mind that. Evileye frequently had a little fang poking out of her mouth as she talked, which was a piece of information for people to get on before she exposed herself. Let's see what happens in Overlord Season 4.
There are various kingdoms, towns, and villages the viewers are required to recall in Overlord's setting. What's more, with everything that happens every episode, details some of the time mix together. What's more, one detail that numerous fans appear to have overlooked is that Gazef Stronoff was really sold out by his own nation.
When Gazef nearly kicked the bucket guarding Carne Village, it wasn't a direct result of the Sunlight Scripture. The nobles of the Re-Estize Kingdom contrived with the Slane Theocracy so as to take out this everyday person who had ascended to control. This is discovered through some arbitrary discussion in Season 2 and isn't at all abided upon.
The principal curve of Overlord II was fundamentally fixated on two lizard-people, Zarasu, the most grounded of his race, and Crusch, an Albino mage. Fortunately, it ended up tying once more into the events of Ainz, Nazarick, and its guardians. These two lizard people ended up in affection, which made it even more horrendously when Cocytus cleaned the floor with them. Fortunately, Ainz being the penultimate warlock, breathed life into the lizard-warrior back. Yet simply after his better half to-be Crusch swore her devotion to Nazarick, which numerous people appear to overlook. What's more, these equivalent lizard people haven't shown up at all in Overlord III. We all are eagerly waiting to see what happens in Overlord Season 4.
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Recall how Entoma kind of pitched a fit when Evileye's pesticide destroyed her voice? Entoma is an Insect Master who is totally based on utilizing various types of bugs/creepy crawlies as devices in battle.
One device is the Lip Bug that eats the casualties vocal lines and takes their voice. Once Entoma lost hers, she indicated getting another one, yet we never discovered who she'd take it from. Turns out that Entoma's present voice in Overlord III is taken from Arche, the young magic caster from Foresight. How about we trust her younger sisters never wind up meeting her voice's new owner.
An enormous theme of Overlord II is that the NPC's are gradually making their mark as conscious beings with unrestrained choice. Through the vast majority of season one, they principally filled in as instruments for Ainz, with their own one of a kind one-dimensional attributes. However, in season two onwards, things are evolving. Demiurge is gradually getting shrewd to the reality he's thinking ahead of Ainz. Albedo is preparing some special feelings towards her Creator. Indeed, even Sebas and Cocytus are acknowledging they're permitted to harbor their own predispositions and opinions. It's an inconspicuous tone-move that fans may have missed.
Rarely the characters outside of the Nazarick team are recollected in future episodes. Certain characters like Climb, Gazef, Brain, and the Blue Rose party are exemptions due to their quality. There is, nonetheless, one more model. What's more, that is the Swords of Darkness from Season One that Momonga (Ainz) parties up with. When Sebas and Ainz salvage Tsuareninya during Overlord II, she specifies her younger sister. This was Ninya, one of the Swords of Darkness. Unfortunately, this party all succumbed to Clementine back in Season One. Be that as it may, Ninya's diary was an enormous help for Ainz as an approach to find out about the world he was currently stuck in.
Presently, this is something that is developed significantly more in the Light Novel, yet Albedo really harbors a hefty grudge against the other Supreme Beings. She really has some quite extreme trauma because of the unexpected relinquishment complex these Supreme Beings put upon the Floor Guardians when they left YGGDRASIL before it ended. There are minor indications to this in the anime. Yet the essential intimation is in the scene where Ainz informs Albedo regarding safeguarding Tsuare. After this transmission, Albedo views the standard of the society and tears it down so that Ainz' singular pennant stays. Make sure to read some facts about other shows like Riverdale as well!
Presently one may think at a glace that the Floor Guardians of Nazarick remain unaware of the Supreme Ones. At any rate, not their actual characters. Yet, recollect, these NPC's have every one of their recollections from when YGGDRASIL was as yet a game. They clearly overheard several discussions that occurred between the players in Nazarick. One model is Shalltear Bloodfallen knew that her creator, Peroroncino, is intimidated by his sister Bukubukuchagama. She was additionally mindful that Bukubuku was a voice on-screen character, however not so much mindful of what that implied. In like manner to Shalltear Bukubuku was really a class of warrior that could breathe life into thin.
Let's hope we get the Overlord Season 4 as soon as possible.
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If football does indeed come home this summer, you have me to thank. Because it was me that set in motion the inexorable wheels of destiny on 30 September 1997.
It was a damp Tuesday night at St. James' Park, Newcastle. Les Ferdinand had just poached the second of two goals to put the Toon ahead against Aston Villa. Gareth Southgate, seemingly rebuilding his career after the disastrous penalty miss at Euro 1996, miscued a clearance and stumbled in the direction of the crowd – headlong towards where I was seated.
"You're rubbish Southgate," I called out (I was never one for the witty banter of the terraces or the down-and-dirty language of the footballing gutter). And for some reason, despite facing a cascading black and white wall of far more cutting catcalls, he seemed to take exception to my comment.
So it was that our eyes met.
It was more than he could bear. Agonising hours of self-doubt and self-loathing. Days and weeks of half-heard insults. Months of sleepless nights. They all reached a crescendo right there, right then. He snapped.
Looking up at me with a stare that would have petrified Medusa, he sneered. Snarled. Shook his sweaty locks. And I knew in that instant that I'd fixed him. Never again would he be a loser. Never again would he fail in the face of fierce opposition. Never again would he snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
No, really, there's no need for thanks. I was simply doing my bit for Queen and Country.
And so to this weekend. When I think about the England team (in that I include Gareth and his battalion of backroom staff), I do start to wonder whether they're pulling off the greatest marketing trick of the modern era.
Dele, Raheem, Harry and the boys certainly have social media nailed. There's no-one more au fait with a meme, a spot of Photoshop head-swappery or a pure-bants tweet here and there.
And the brand. Oh, the brand. 'Refreshing'. 'Unassuming'. 'Courageous. 'Approachable'. Their values are so right-on they could have come straight out of the Corbynista playbook.
There's the Southgate Waistcoat which screams post-hipster irony. Trippier's back-to-school tram lines. Lingard's leggings (are they plus fours? Jodhpurs? Something not yet encountered by this middle-aged spreader?). Every sartorial statement. Every coiffured cue. Every dapper detail. They're all designed to catch the eye. Interest the onlooker. Fascinate the nation.
They've reached out. Said the right things to the right people in the right ways. Engaged their audiences. Convinced their clientele. Promoted the hell out of their well-honed proposition. It's been a work of genius – a campaign for the ages.
But herein lies the rub. They're definitely marketing world beaters. True champions in first-class communications. And top-of-the table when it comes to premier-league PR.
I'm just not sure if they're any good at football yet.
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Another NAS study released in September could be considered a second vote in astrobiology's favor. This "Exoplanet Science Strategy" report recommended NASA lead the effort on a new space telescope that could directly gather light from Earth-like planets around other stars. Two concepts, the Large Ultraviolet/Optical/Infrared (LUVOIR) telescope and the Habitable Exoplanet Observatory (HabEx), are current contenders for a multibillion-dollar NASA flagship mission that would fly as early as the 2030s. Either observatory could use a coronagraph, or "starshade"—objects that selectively block starlight but allow planetary light through—to search for signs of habitability and of life in distant atmospheres. But either would need massive and sustained support from outside astrobiology to succeed in the decadal process and beyond.


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Bigtan (i äldre översättning Bigetan, med betydelsen "Guds gåva" på persiska) var, enligt Bibeln, hovman och tröskelväktare hos den persiske kungen Xerxes (Ahasverus). Tillsammans med hovmannen Teresh sökte han ett tillfälle att bringa kungen om livet. Mordekaj, drottning Esters kusin, fick kännedom om detta och underrättade kungen, som lät avrätta de båda männen genom hängning.

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Committing to Stretch into an Adventure!
It's very interesting what happens when we make a commitment.
In October of 2015, during a workshop I attended of Dr. Joe Dispenza's, I decided to commit to stretching myself outside my comfort zone in areas related to my fitness. When I got home, I told my surprised husband that I was going to participate in a backpacking trip with him that he planned on doing the following year.
This was huge, because long ago, after my first backpacking trip with my husband and a friend, I declared that I would never go backpacking again. Ha!
20+ years later and after several backpack training trips and many training hikes, I completed over 50 miles of the John Muir Trail plus an additional 10 miles of other trails in the area of the JMT.
My commitment is what kept me going when I found myself in struggle and discomfort as I trekked along some rough trails in high altitudes with more climbing to go!
The human mind has the tendency to go down the tunnel of despair when the going gets rough. My mind certainly went there.
I would have liked to have thought I was "beyond" going down that tunnel. After all, I have done a few decades of "inner work" and I am a hypnotherapist focused on supporting people in using their powerful minds to create powerful lives!
I really would've liked to tell the story of how I just floated through this experience feeling giddy about how much I was "stretching" myself. Ha again!
During the first couple of days, instead of floating with ease and having expansive conversations in my head, I found my self talk mostly focused on how hard it was. It wasn't pretty and it didn't feel good.
In fact, I'm sure it made the challenging climbs even worse. How could it not?
Well, here's the first thing I had to re-learn, as I had the unfortunate experience of having to listen to my own self talk: I could stop it! I had a choice to either continue this onslaught of negativity and victim hood or find a better focus.
Yes, the decades of inner work did have an impact! My desire for being connected to the more elevated me, a better feeling me, the "me" who declared a commitment because I knew it would take me to a new level, prevailed.
The commitment I made to myself 10 months earlier provided a foundation to stand on and the resolve to make it a better experience.
Making a commitment is putting a "stake in the ground" for ourselves, which then gives "the Universe" a powerful message of our desire for change.
So even though it was challenging, my commitment navigated me back to my innate desire to change negative feelings to better feeling feelings.
And, that commitment guided me to choose to use various inner tools to support me in getting there so I wasn't at the mercy of those knee jerk reactive negative grumblings.
Each evening after I slipped into my sleeping bag, I took out my journal and released my day. With a keener awareness of how I didn't want to keep feeling, as well as an appreciation of what went well and what wonders I saw and felt that day, I was able to create powerful intentions for my next day's journey.
These tools kept me on the better feeling path when things started to get tough again. My intentions to stay focused on the beautiful plants I could easily see at my feet, the amazing clean air I was breathing, as well as how fortunate I was to be doing what I was doing, propelled me on.
My experience got better day by day even while hiking the strenuous trails.
I'm very thankful for my "Wild" experience.
It was quite the adventure that went beyond the physical realm and deep into the caverns of my inner mind.
Now, as my "Wild" experience moves further to my past, I've had the opportunity to shine the light of wisdom on it from new angles. What I've seen and continue to find are powerful lessons and guidance that will support me on my next adventure and commitment to the creation of my future.
It is my honor to share my lessons and "guide" with you so you too can use them as needed along your journey.
I invite you to use them to create your future from a commitment that serves as a powerful foundation to move you forward in being connected to your innate joy, wisdom and well being.
My inner light is always there to guide me in the dark hours.
Focused Breathing allows me to see what is right in front of me, opens me up to being mindful, aware, and connected, instead of disconnected.
Simply pausing allows me to interrupt the negative self talk.
I can then choose to change my thoughts, my focus and shine the light on what's important.
When I shine the light back on what is meaningful to me, it changes my experience in the moment and for the future.
Being out in Nature is grounding and expands the mind.
To create the life you truly desire, you must first start within.
Looking forward to hearing how these "lessons" might serve you.
Let me know below in the comment area!
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More than 100 people camp out at new Chick-fil-A to win a year of free food
More than 100 people camped outside the new Chick-fil-A in Burnsville overnight for their chance to win a year's supply of free food.
The first 100 people in line at the new location on County Road 42W got to take advantage of the special promotion – free Chick-fil-A sandwich meals (a chicken sandwich, medium waffle potato fries and a medium drink) for an entire year, according to the company's website.
Nearly a dozen people began camping outside the restaurant 24 hours before it opened, and by 9 p.m. Tuesday night, 60 people had showed up.
The restaurant registered 104 campers, who were woken up around 5 a.m. Wednesday and were led into the restaurant when it opened at 6 a.m. – the first 100 people in line got a year supply of free food, Cindi Pickett of CP Communications Inc., told BringMeTheNews.
This is the seventh Chick-fil-A to open in Minnesota. The first opened in Maple Grove in 2013, the Pioneer Press reported.
Some tweets from Wednesday's event:
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On my shelves: The Babees Book
November 16, 2018 October 1, 2022 / L. R. Smith
However much that title sounds like a board book introducing infants to bath time, numbers, or some such, The Babees Book in question is a collection of late Medieval and early Renaissance texts on manners, mores, courtesy, and edifying whatnot. I am drawn to courtesy manuals for their peculiar and particular representation of a period's ideals. The tone of such manuals varies widely. Some are stridently (sometimes violently) moralizing, others benevolently instructive. Along the way, readers encounter authors driven by everything from cloying paternalism to disinterested superiority. Shifting through the wheat and the chaff of ideal and reality (I leave it to you to assign wheat and chaff as you see fit) makes for some interesting reading.
Aside from the two major texts of The Babees Book–different versions of The Boke of Nurture–editor Frederick J. Furnivall collects a florilegium of instructive little gems. Need to know how to prepare a serve a fest for a bryde? Look no further. Moreover, not only are the elements of the various courses laid out,you also find a sample welcome with which to greet guests. Latin grace blessings, how-to's on carving meat, and gems like William Vaughan's Fifteen Directions to preserve Health (Directive 3. "Euacuate your selfe.") and "Extracts about Fish" from The noble lyfe & natures of man.
Herein lies treasure trove of information you did not know that you needed until now. But wait–there's more. There are footnotes.
Now, if you do not share my gleeful delight in footnotes, stay the course a moment longer. Admittedly there are any number of writers who have no idea how to wield a footnote properly. Yet, no reader can justly hold the footnote responsible for such clumsiness. That would be like holding the form of an essay responsible for an undergraduate's inability to craft an interesting thesis statement. Like holding the concept of fermentation responsible for the pungent, reeking disaster that was my first attempted at fermented beets. Nevermind that. The joy of footnotes lies in their revelation of writers' idiosyncrasies. Footnotes are the place for scholarly winks, nudges, jabs, and the buried reference to martinis in an otherwise entirely scholarly work on hagiography.
If you are one of the dubious, or worse yet one of those people who considers the bottom of the page the domain of page numbers alone (like an acquaintance of mine who reads neither prefaces nor footnotes), don't listen to me.[1] Listen to Mr. Furnivall, editor of The Babees Book.
Furnivall, in4
I don't know whether I'm more taken by Furnivall's honesty about the grunt work of such details, or his wagging his finger at lazy readers who don't sufficiently appreciate that grunt work. In any case, what coats and trowsers the precise Mr. Furnivall provides.
In discussing the behavior laid down for Henxman as dictated by the booke of urbanitie (who doesn't want that book?), he adds an explanatory footnote for Henxman:
"Sir H. Nicholas, in his Glossary to his Privy Purse Expenses of Henry VIII…, says, "No word has been more commented upon than 'Henchmen' or Henxman.[2] Without entering into the controversy, it may be sufficient to state, that in the reign of Henry the Eighth it meant the pages of honour."[3]
If you're like me, right now you're thinking, "Wait! What? There's an etymological controversy and you're not going to share? SHARE!!!!" Be comforted, dear reader,[4] Mr. Furnivall is not so parsimonious with his information as is the aforementioned Sir Nicholas. The footnote continues with Furnivall's own summation:
For those of you worried about the unfortunate thurde son, panic not. A sewer (or seuer/seuere) was the attendant who either performed the job of food taster or who carved for his lord. There was no sewage involved.
Setting aside the delights of henxman with all its variant spellings and the etymological implications thereof (and I do encourage you to check out the entries for hengest-man on the Middle English Compendium), look at Mr. Furnivall's reference to Mr. Way: "He is a most provokingly careful editor. If ever you hit on a plum in your wanderings through other books you are sure to find it afterwards in one of Mr. Way's notes when you bethink yourself of turning to the Promptorium."
Reader, are you bethinking what I'm bethinking? Why do we no longer write in this manner? Who doesn't want to go wandering through the Promptorium, hoping to hit upon a plum? Still, the lure of the Promptorium with its promised plums is ultimately not the point. In wandering through Furnivall's comprehensively entitled The Babees Book: Aristotle's A B C, Urbanitas, Stans Puer ad Mensam, The Lytille Childrenes Lytil Boke, The Bokes of Nurture of Hugh Rhodes and John Russell, Wynkyn de Worde's Boke of Kervynge, The Booke of Demeanor, The Boke of Curtasye, Seager's Schoole of Vertue, &c. &c., with some French & Latin Poems on like Subjects and some Forewords on Education in Early England, I have made a discovery: it is possible to fall in love with a man for his footnotes alone. Forget Jonathan Frantzen and his 10 tips for writers.[5] Furnivall is the man to emulate. Any writer who combines devil-may care irony with detailed scholarship is worth his weight in EETS volumes;[6]
Furnivall, 113
especially when one of those filler notes, rather randomly takes up the history of toothpicks, as follows:
Texts with trowsers on, plums, Promptoriums, and Toothpicks. Frederick J. Furnivall, I love you.
[1] If the preface in question is as whoppingly self-indulgent preface as Gayatri Spivak's preface to Grammatology, a preface which feels nearly as long as Derrida's book, I'm not going to throw stones at you for not reading it.
[2] Did you know that? I did not know that. Clearly, I'm having all the wrong water-cooler conversations!
[3] Furnivall, Frederick, ed., The Babees Book: Aristotle's A B C, Urbanitas, Stans Puer ad Mensam, The Lytille Childrenes Lytil Boke, The Bokes of Nurture of Hugh Rhodes and John Russell, Wynkyn de Worde's Boke of Kervynge, The Booke of Demeanor, The Boke of Curtasye, Seager's Schoole of Vertue, &c. &c., with some French & Latin Poems on like Subjects and some Forewords on Education in Early England. [And yes, that is the complete title.] Greenwood Press, New York, 1969, iin2.
[4] Sorry, too much Jane Eyre. Just bear with me.
[5] No really, forget them. If this controversy means nothing to you, and you want to know, go here.
[6] EETS=Early English Text Society for those of you who don't hoard up your pennies for these things.
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ardathsmith
This is fabulous. Confess I'm skimming it quite quickly this AM – will come back to it. DELIGHTFUL! Ardath+
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