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The benefits of audiobooks vs reading
These are the times for fans of audiobooks. They've been around for a long time, of course, but they were clunky and weird. I remember getting an entire box-set of cassettes containing Stephen King's The Dark Tower. Then there were CDs with them on it, but often you got abridged versions because otherwise it was a whole big bunch of CDs for a full novel. With the coming of the digital world, there have come two things to benefit indie publishers like me: ebooks and audiobooks.
Thanks to Amazon's platforms for writers, producing audiobooks if you're an indie writer is pretty simple. You post it on a service known as ACX, and voice talent auditions. I always do a 50-50 split with the talent so they have a little skin in the game when it comes to promotion and because, in general, I am poor and can't afford to pay them outright. This has allowed me to have at least 14 of my novels available over at Audible and iTunes.
But you're a reader, you say. You're even a hipster retro kind person who prefers to get actual books made of paper so you can hold them in your hand, smell the pages, blah, blah, blah. Look, I love books in all their forms. I love seeing the paperback version of my novels. But I also love the ebooks and being able to carry the biggest library in the world in my pocket. I love that digital and audiobooks could potentially be carried into space some day when man is force to colonize other planets.
What are the benefits of listening to audiobooks versus reading? I'll tell ya. In the meantime, if you want to CLICK HERE and go to Audible to see all my books available in audio formats, please do.
Audiobooks are a bargain given the work involved
My books tend to be long. They are hours of audio. The voice talent then take weeks to record the books, edit them and get them to me so we can load them up. Then ACX often sends edits, and it takes more time. Given the sheer amount of work involved, audiobooks should probably sell for about $100 a piece. Instead, most of them are priced about the same as getting a paperback from your local bookstore.
Audiobooks are the most portable format
Audiobooks apps like Audible and iTunes make the thousands of books they sell available anywhere. Even as portable as ebooks are, you can't read them while driving (at least you really shouldn't). However, if you have a Bluetooth connection in your car, you can listen to an audiobook while driving. You can listen while walking (again, don't read and walk, please). You can listen on the subway, on a plane, in bed with the lights off. If you can bring earpods and a phone with an audiobook download app, you can listen to your books.
You can even listen while working if you can do that sort of thing. I find that a little tough, myself, despite being able to listen to podcasts and talk radio without a problem. I have tried working and listening to audiobook and think I am doing fine only for me to find out one character is suddenly in Beijing while I thought they were still in Chicago.
Audiobooks are immersive
These days, audiobooks are more than just reading. If you get the right voice talent for your book (like I search for and have found with the amazing Allie James), you get a full production. Music between chapters, for example. Sound effects. Effects for the voice. A true talent can change their voice for each character. In truth, a well-done audiobook is like listening to an audio play. They can completely envelope you. Given the advancements in earbuds and earpods, plus the sound quality of the digital files, the audiobooks can get you lost in a story.
Audiobooks are free
Well, they can be. If you sign up for an Audible account, for example, you can get a free audiobook download. There are other programs for other audiobook services where you pay an amount each month and get several downloads, including free ones. Hours and hours of immersive audio featuring books from some of your all-time favorite authors at a fraction of the cost or the same costs as getting a bunch of print books which clutter up your coffee table.
Audiobooks have never been better
Yes, the listening devices are better, but the production is better, too. The voice talent out there have the best microphones, production studios, full recording studios and more. The books sound better than ever before.
Check out my audiobooks
I have enjoyed working with the voice talent to create the audiobooks of my work available out there. It is tough for me to listen to my work read to me, but it's also kind of exciting when the voice talent is so good.
If you have made some kind of resolution to read more, this is a great way to do it. Sometimes people go through audiobooks so much faster than print or ebooks they can burn their way though entire series in weeks. I've been told once you start listening, you can stop. The great thing is there are audiobooks available in every genre, fiction and non-fiction.
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Science AMA Series: We are researchers at Johns Hopkins. We have just developed a new kind of noninvasive probe that visualize living cells in real time and we are here today to talk about it. AMA!
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Hi Reddit, we are Xingde Li (https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/profiles/results/directory/profile/0800034/xingde-li), professor of Biomedical Engineering and Wenxuan Liang, a postdoctoral fellow at Johns Hopkins Medicine majoring in biophotonics. Our lab works to improve endomicroscopy in the hopes of someday diminishing our dependencies on biopsies.
We have recently developed two new endoscopic probes that have a potential to significantly improve imaging diagnostics. Our first probe uses the same basics from the two-photon microscope but in a much smaller footprint. Our prototype probe, 2mm in diameter, takes advantage of the cell's own ability to glow and eliminates the need for traditional fluorophores – usually harmful to the human body. This allow us to directly visualize fine structural changes and monitor cell activity in vivo and in real time at histology level but without the need for tissue removal. (https://www.nature.com/articles/lsa201782) Our second probe is even smaller (approximately 500 µm in diameter) but offers us about four times higher resolution than other currently used devices. The small probe size eases the delivery of endoscope to small areas of the body. This can greatly reduce patient's discomfort during the endoscopy procedure while also providing a high resolution and clear visualization of tissue microstructures. This is very important for detecting disease at early stages when tissue microstructural changes are subtle and the disease is still at a manageable stage. (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-017-01494-4 )
We will be back at 1pm ET today to answer your questions.
How much did your laser cost? The one my girlfriend uses on the 2 photon rig she built costs $250K, so she would be intrested in a cheaper alternative for her next one.
sock2014
The commercial laser does cost $250K, but we have a home-build version that costs a quarter of that. We hope to dramatically reduce the price if industry is interested. However, ours is not commercially available yet.
Hold out hope though! The price of the commercial laser has been dropping dramatically because of improved technology and higher demands. Mass production should drop the price.
What imaging depths are possible with these devices? How long does an acquisition take? How does that compare to current endoscopic techniques?
shiruken
With the two photon probe, we can image at depths of about 200 microns, which is similar to the benchtop microscope. We can gather images at about 3 frames/second. We are currently working to improve imaging speed and depths. Ultimately, the imaging depth is limited by the fundamental physics of light transmission.
The closest technology to our two-photon endomicroscope that is clinically available is the confocal endomicroscope. Our imaging depth is twice as much as the confocal and does not rely on dyes to gather our images.
With our OCT probe, we can see down to about 3 millimeter and we can see a larger area. Our tech can see below the surface while the one used currently in clinical practice cannot.
Would you please discuss the state-of-the art of micro injection and how this technology could interact? I ask from a plant breeder and basic science perspective where the ability to perform microinjections of a CRISPR/Cas9 solution or even just a stimulating compound would facilitate studies in non-model plants (Cells are 10-100um in diameter).
NolanBentley
I'm not an expert in microinjection. It would be interesting to see if our imaging technology could be applied to see where the compounds go in the plant after receiving a microinjection.
Multi-photon microscopy is highly dependent upon the quality of the objective. Did you encounter any difficulties while working with the miniaturized optics found in endoscopes? If so, how effectively were they overcome?
This is another excellent question! Indeed, this was a huge challenge. The benchtop scope relies on a high-quality multi-element objective, which is very expensive.
About 10 years ago, we fabricated a miniature version of this objective, but it cost $25000 just for one piece. Clearly that's not translational and far too expensive to be disposable, which was our aim.
Recently, we found a new way to do it that is about 100X cheaper! If industry is interested, mass production will make this even more affordable. The key was developing our diffractive microoptics. We can have a diffractive lens built-into our micro objective to correct aberrations in our images and allow us to get high quality imagery. These can also be mass produced, making it much less expensive than our previous efforts.
How does your imaging technology compare to current endoscopy techniques? Have you studied its direct impact on patient diagnostics and/or discovery and identification of disease?
adenovato
The current clinical endoscope only sees the surface of the tissue, acting like a magnifying glass. Our endoscope aims to reach the cellular or subcellular level while also gathering metabolic data - all without requiring any contrast agents.
The tech is at the initial stage. We still need to do more studies in animal models before addressing our clinical impact in humans and compare it to the current clinical technology.
In the end, our tech might not replace anything, but will meet the needs not addressed by the currently available clinical technology.
The current scope can see the surface over a large area, giving us a high-level picture. Ours can see a small area in high detail. We wish to interface with the current endoscope to investigate suspicious areas in more details.
You say the second probe is approximately 500 µm in diameter. Just how wide is that? Can you compare that to something?
How wide is a normal probe?
sciencereader3455
We just measured and 500µm it's about 5-6 pieces of copy paper! (See our video on Facebook!https://www.facebook.com/JHM.Fundamentals/videos/2098038750467873/)
There are 2 types of OCT probes used in clinics today. One that is typically used for the cardiovascular system is about 920 microns in diameter. Most of the probes are about 1300 microns.
We are also working on a completely different wavelength than existing probes (800nm) to get high optical performance. We were able to have a very small probe and achieve high performance this way.
Wait... our cells glow on their own? I did not know that! How bright do they glow and did you know that would be enough light before you made the probe or did you discover that by chance?
scienceaccount103040
It has been known for many years that our cells fluorescence and we wanted to take advantage of this with our technology.
There are quite a few molecules, NADH and FADH, the molecules we use when our cells convert sugar to ATP in cell respiration, that fluoresce. There are a few other proteins that fluoresce as well - collagen, keratin and elastin.
Compared to chemical compounds used to label tissues in the lab, our cells aren't that bright, which was tremendously challenging for us. We had to spend a lot of time and effort to pick up the weak signal. However, we didn't want to use these compounds because they can be harmful to the body - most have not been evaluated by the FDA. If someday there are some compounds that are proven safe in the body and are tissue specific, that would make our work 100x easier.
However, fluorescence and glowing are slightly different. Fluorescence, is when a material absorbs energy from light at a certain wavelength, which excites it's electrons. The light we see from fluorescence comes when that excitation energy is released and is released as light.
Why is this smaller probe more beneficial? How does it lessen the need for biopsies?
The size is important because we want to go inside small spaces in the body, like the small airways of the lung and cardiovascular vessels, without injuring them.
As for biopsies, they can be extremely invasive. One challenge in biopsy is to see where to take the tissue out and a lot of the time the removals cannot be made with pinpoint precision and we take an educated guess of what cells may be affected by disease. With this low information, you sometimes have to take a lot of biopsies. For example, you may need to take 40 samples out from the GI tract, but the total sampled area can be less than 3% of the organ, so we cannot know what abnormalities may have been missed. We hope our technology will make it so that you won't have to take the tissue out and that you can look at multiple spots very quickly
There are also certain areas you don't want to biopsy, like the cardiovascular system and nerves. With non invasive technologies, you won't need to worry about endangering the patient by removing tissue.
in vivo and in real time at histology level but without the need for tissue removal.
So this is a big deal I take it. No more biopsies? What are the limitations of the probe? What can't it do that a biopsy can?
It is a big deal! It is a dream for many researchers in our field.
With our technology, we'd still like to gain some specificity and some more confidence in diagnosing cancer vs. non-cancer, for instance.
Also, our imaging speed and field of view are not where we'd like them. We'd like to take images more quickly and the area we can cover is still small, about 150 microns across. However, we are constantly improving these aspects in our lab.
Another challenge is how to make the probe even smaller and even more flexible. But as a biomedical engineer, we never say never. As far as the physics and engineering permit, anything is possible.
Biopsy does still hold some advantages over our probes. Outside of the body, you can do molecular tests, like immunostaining.
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Benzino could spend more than a decade in prison for several drug charges, TMZ reports.
According to the gossip site, Benzino was arrested back in January 2017 and charged with felony possession of THC oil gummies (22 grams), felony possession of MDMA pills and misdemeanor possession of less than an ounce of weed.
Cops reportedly executed a search warrant at the former Love & Hip Hop Atlanta star's apartment in ATL and found the drugs stashed in drawers and laying in plain sign on kitchen counters. The producer was arrested and released after he posted $12,000 bail.
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Covid-19 & NWO
By numnuts,
May 16, 2020 in Covid-19 & NWO
The Simpsons Always on Time
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Mitochondrial Eve
Maybe this leaflet regarding concerns over the Covid-19 injection roll-out to children could come in useful. It has been produced by the Great Reopening and orders for hard copies can be placed, but it could be shared electronically too.
https://the-great-reopening.com/product/vaccine-truth-leaflets/
On 6/12/2021 at 10:12 PM, whatthefoxhat said:
They can also use sound to make you shit yourself,and in light of that i suggest if anyone is intending to take part in any demo's anywhere
Take ear plugs and toilet roll
That won't do you any good, because since you yourself are frequency, the frequencies simply pass through you everywhere, and cause interference frequencies in your system, so that they no longer function the way you want them to. That is the mean thing about this technique... (they have been testing since the 1970s how it works, which frequency does what, etc. the secret services... ask Barrie Trower).
Ziggy Sawdust
1 hour ago, Velma said:
Another millionaire celebrity, with a range of Ferrari's offers his viewpoint, a former junkie and chronic alcoholic, complaining about self-inflicted emphysema and offering us his wisdom on health and vaccines. Stick to what you do best Eric, playing guitar. He must have a new album or upcoming gig to promote. Still, if he makes some old hippies think twice about taking the jab, it's all good.
Out of likes.
2 hours ago, Orange Alert said:
Here is Boris, aka Magnum P.I., with the lads buying his snazzy shorts.
That 27 deg heat wave in summer is obviously taking effect
11 hours ago, Golden Retriever said:
About bloody time.
What if one got a little over exuberant, I can see a quick elbow to the jaw, talk about laugh but on a serious note it just might knock some sense into some of them
5 hours ago, whatthefoxhat said:
The more i read about it earlier the more i came to the conclusion that this is an experiment run by those in the shadows purely for their own benefit,Imagine geodesic paradises scattered across the world and only accessible to the chosen few ,instead of a gated community its hermetically sealed against the filthy proles who they need for the donkey work,nuclear aftermath anyone ?
COVID is driven by Eugenic philosophy
5 hours ago, shadowmoon said:
Does anyone remember a recent govt quote along the lines of.. "most hospitalised people will be the vaccinated."
I was saying it to someone yesterday but could not remember exactly. Also, who else finds there is so much information to remember it all gets muddled...
it was based upon the released step 2 easing model
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/975909/S1182_SPI-M-O_Summary_of_modelling_of_easing_roadmap_step_2_restrictions.pdf
because so many over 50s (95%) had the jibjab it was predicted 10% of them will die
it wasnt quite saying "vaccinated will die" but was saying "people will die and 10% of the 95% over 50's will die.
Hey everybody, apparently the common cold is due to return, bang on cue the old switch-a-roo.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iwTjkoVevZc
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13 hours ago, Basket Case said:
l never asked you to do any work for me. Do it for yourself and the other forum members.
l don't need to explain why l didn't check it.
And l will carry on sharing things l believe to be true, in good faith. lf l get some incorrect information, then so be it. l'll then retract and correct, no biggie..
Ego ? Where's the ego issue ? l have no problem with being wrong.
lnstead of focusing on me, why don't you post a Tweet / Link that corrects my mistake and shows the forum what is correct ?
From now on do your own research before spreading harmful fake news instead of asking someone to do the quick search for you.
As I said earlier, it gives the normies easy ammunition. As for sharing stuff in good faith... Well that's the same for the aforementioned normies believing everything the government tells them. Both are as bad as each other. Too much fake info gets spread in the alternative media.
it's not an attack on you. We need to do our due diligence in regards to researching facts/breaking stories.
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Its a classic 'distraction' tactic that Doris uses. He wears something like that so that you don't focus on what he does. He plays the buffoon but he is very much aware of what he is doing. Its an act
25 minutes ago, zArk said:
COVID was brought out so that you can connect even faster and more intensively with the machine (keyword digitalisation) that keeps you under mind control, and exchange your memories piece by piece. What you don't notice...
and in addition, a new test could be started with the laboratory rats to see whether the mind control through mRNA and radio frequencies in combination progresses even faster, (this is called genetic engineering = chemistry + microwaves, this is how it was already done with the plants) in order to turn you into biorobots of the AI.
After all, everything is to be connected to the www (666).
First the machines (IoT = internet of things) then IoH = internet of human...but I think our atmosphere will not accept the microwave super-discharge...
(as Jesus already said) Blessed is he who is risen before his death...
For if he has not risen before, he will not find the way...and will end up in the middle world...(Nag Hammadi)
Guest Gone Fishing...
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THE SECRET WAR
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VAERS Summary for COVID-19 Vaccines through 5/28/2021
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Skull and crossbones sign given to unvaccinated in rural India
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Punjab province in Pakistan to block SIM cards and salaries of unvaccinated people
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Sage scientist says face masks should continue 'forever'
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Moscow will give away free cars to people who get COVID vaccine
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Andrews government secretly negotiating permanent pandemic laws to replace state of emergency
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/victoria/andrews-government-secretly-negotiating-permanent-pandemic-laws-to-replace-state-of-emergency-20210611-p5807t.html?fbclid=IwAR3mmjOr1w57t-6wBk930qnjvxqx7CYCV5YHCTCFQLauM-f1VKnrxIocuW0
Boris Johnson joins Scott Morrison's first meeting with US President Joe Biden at G7 summit
https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/boris-johnson-joins-scott-morrison-s-first-meeting-with-us-president-joe-biden-at-g7-summit/ar-AAKZ5qa?ocid=msedgntp
Cornish singer and radio host Graham Hart admits spreading racial hatred
https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/cornish-singer-radio-host-graham-5497621?fbclid=IwAR3NEIRHPJwPlx_AI76GYLdLvbld-pP5ky7I6WGlXgiTjY_6zdasVBPA5B4
Vaccine Choice Canada
This resource page contains hundreds of research and reference links: https://vaccinechoicecanada.com/links/general-links/
Commonwealth of Australia States Assembly
https://commonwealthofaustraliastatesassembly.com/
Masked Science Resource
https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21AB1920WTtIvvMZw&id=EBBEF72854739E09%2156709&cid=EBBEF72854739E09
https://www.fwc.gov.au/general-protections-benchbook/workplace-rights-protections/requiring-the-use-covidsafe
ONE GREAT WORK NETWORK
https://onegreatworknetwork.com/
Affadavit of Status (pdf)
https://www.thecrowhouse.com/Documents/anon%20Affidavit%20of%20Status.pdf
Notice of Estoppel (42 Questions)
https://thecrowhouse.com/Documents/Estoppel%20Notice.pdf
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn - 200 Years Together pdf:
https://anonfiles.com/nfL394U3o6/twohundredyearstogetheruncensored_pdf
"The illusion of freedom will continue for as long as it's profitable to continue the illusion. At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain, they will take down the scenery, move the tables and chairs out of the way, then they will pull back the curtains and you will see the brick wall at the back of the theater." - Frank Zappa
2 hours ago, Velma said:
There was a lack of understanding of the poorest people suffering in society due to the Covid Scam from Eric Clapton, but he is an influential figure and that interview will wake up some of his fans. In his words "Van Morrison is fearless" with new anti Covid songs. It's time for Eric Clapton to be fearless too.
20 minutes ago, sambaking7 said:
You're repeating yourself..
It's not an attack on you. We need to do our due diligence in regards to researching facts/breaking stories.
Then why wait this long to present contrary information..?
A TRANSLATION of the Tweet would be very helpful for the forum members BTW..
BC :0)
Tinfoil Hat
8 minutes ago, Golden Retriever said:
What scares him is the same as lots of us - the alienation from our grown up kids etc. who don't see things the way we do and don't believe they're in danger.
The more who speak out the better in my view. Good on him.
TwopackShugar
Im not italian(although i have watched the sopranos) so this translation may be off but blame google hehe
The information reported in the tweet mentioned is false. We have never reported any opinion from the Inter medical staff regarding Christian Eriksen's condition. Please remove the content from the tweet author, otherwise we will be forced to take action. RS
13 minutes ago, Basket Case said:
Yes, and we are not far from it....
The frequencies (microwaves/radio waves) are killing more people (and animals) every day than Covid will ever create, but people don't want to believe it because they are fully addicted to this cyber drug...
And because they have not understood that they themselves are frequency (as all life is frequency) and they themselves emit frequencies, just not artificial ones like this technology!
They do not notice how they themselves are overlaid by the artificial frequencies and fall into disharmonious frequencies which make them ill...I do not even want to talk about the psychotronic here...it is only a question of time for each one individually until the divine frequency system in them is destroyed.
And no living being can escape this artificial microwave tsunami...no matter how spiritual he feels...because the weapons are invisible and cause many different illnesses...and people then deal with these...without getting to the cause....
14 minutes ago, Tinfoil Hat said:
Yes, this is the result of brainwashing by media...and the modulated frequencies therein...Where do you start when you want to fully enslave and take over a race???? Through the children is the easiest and most effective, because they have no memory of what it was like before, even in terms of freedom!
This is so true. I alienated my adult son last April/May 2020 and we haven't yet healed. 90% of my family and friends still believe the Government, media and Sage. I tried to alleviate their fears last year, but they didn't want to know. I'm not angry, but I now just talk about Covid with the small number of my circle "who get it" or others who are neutral.
Edited June 14, 2021 by Golden Retriever
4 hours ago, alexa said:
Yeah, about time!
But sadly, the reason they'll wake up is because when companies whose business has suffered are now required to find money to cover the wage bill a lot of employees will be out on their ears and a lot more businesses will go into liquidation.
This is going to cause tremendous hardship to many families. It'll be horrible.
I'm so frightened of my daughter falling out with me over it that I've only urged her to research and let her know the basics of why I'm against what's going on.
She's getting married this year and I feel sure she'll go along with what her partner does. It's ripping my heart out.
Read the book, then you will know how the media has been working since it existed... and what power it has over people's brains.
Enslaved-Brain-Consciousness-Control-Behaviour-Control (2001)
https://www.amazon.de/Versklavte-Gehirne-Bewusstseinskontrolle-Verhaltensbeeinflussung-Gehring/dp/3935095120/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&dchild=1&keywords=versklavte+Gehirne&qid=1623673656&sr=8-1
And this book is very enlightening in terms of what frequencies are, how humans work and what everything is based on....
https://www.amazon.de/Haarp-Mindcontrol-wissenschaftlicher-Irrsinn-Dunkelheit/dp/393381720X
Doch auch diese kann ich empfehlen:
This is from the year 1977
https://www.amazon.de/Zapping-America-Microwaves-Deadly-Coverup/dp/0393064271/ref=sr_1_14?__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&dchild=1&keywords=Paul+Brodeur&qid=1623673952&s=books&sr=1-14
Microwaves kill quietly from Wulf-Dietrich Rose (2018)
https://www.amazon.de/Mikrowellen-töten-leise-Herr-Wulf-Dietrich/dp/1717895263/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&dchild=1&keywords=Mikrowellen+töten+leise&qid=1623673883&s=books&sr=1-1
Furlough will NOT be extended: Rishi Sunak rejects pleas from businesses and says help scheme will begin to be phased out from July 1 - even though Freedom Day is postponed past that
DM today
This is the only way, and I mean ONLY way that some people are going to kickback. I've said it a few times on here that while people are not affected financially they will do nothing to question what's going on, hit them in the pocket and then we might see some action.
I think my son's partner and her family may have influenced my son. I really don't know. He didn't want to talk to me about his or my views during the most draconian lockdown in Spain. We were not allowed to leave our homes for six weeks. Only for food or medicines. The ruling socialist party adopted Franco's Guardia Civil brutality everywhere. No difference between left nor right now.
I sent the video of a woman who I suggest may have had mental health problems climbing naked on top of a police car in Torremolinos April 2020 to 25 of my nearest and dearest. The police beat her legs, like she was an animal. Only one replied of my circle and not about the disgusting violence.
There is a video of her being beaten on this Daily Mail link, but the Mail thought it was all OK.
Woman strips naked and leaps on top of a police car in protest after being hauled before court for flouting coronavirus lockdown in Spain
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8213689/Woman-strips-police-car-court-appearance-flouting-coronavirus-lockdown-rules.html
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This story begins with the towels. Chelsea Star Hotel charges $2 to hire a towel which is the size of a postage stamp. So I was in my room -- one of the dorm rooms -- having a shower, and minding my own business. When I got out of the shower, struggling with the postage stamp sized towel, there was a housekeeping maid in the room. I thought nothing of it until a little later some little guy comes barreling into the room telling me I had to check out of the hotel for walking around my own room naked! I couldn't believe what was happening! They would not accept an apology or see sense. I had to leave that day and that was that. First of all I was not naked at all but trying to cover myself with the postage stamp sized towel which they had hired to me. I was utterly flabbergasted! They were acting as though I had deliberately exposed myself to the maid -- which I had not. Fortunately I was able to find another place to stay -- not an easy thing in booked out New York -- especially as I had done nothing wrong. This is actually a funny story, but it was a massive pain and stress having to unexpectedly move hotels in the middle of my trip. My advice to you, don't stay at the Chelsea Star Hotel. The people who run this place are really not cool.
i was there the last 3 years. it is great location, good beds, and good people.
They dumped us on the street.
Chelsea Star dumped us on the street at midnight! We had to find another place to sleep! Read below for the story. Pros of the Chelsea Star -- Relatively Clean, Location. Cons of the Chelsea Star -- Noisy all night from the traffic of a very busy 8th Ave. and low quality windows/insulation of the room. They messed up our reservation, dumped us on the street, and didn't take any responsibility for their mistake, they didn't even offer an apology. Our original reservation was for a four-night stay for eight people occupying an entire eight-person dorm room. We were able to secure very good, cheap tickets to the broadway show "Wicked" the day after our original checkout date. We called and changed the reservation to a five-night stay. We made a follow up call about a month later to confirm that the reservation had indeed been extended to include that fifth night. Both times we called, to change the reservation and then to confirm the reservation change, we were assured that everything was fine and that the fifth night (dates were reiterated) was reserved. When the first part of our group arrived in Manhattan and tried to check in they were not allowed to because they were too early (even though we had asked the Chelsea Star in advance that it be alright for us to come that early). The did let us leave our bags behind the check-in desk but no paperwork or payment was processed. When the second part of our group arrived (different flight) and checked in Chelsea Star would not let us do so unless we paid for the entire group. So a member of this smaller group who was not the head of our group and subsequently did not make the reservation paid with a credit card. Chelsea Star did not collect any contact information nor did they provide us any paperwork outlining reservation details or such. Being jet-lagged and tired and overwhelmed by the busyness of the city and assuming we were dealing with a responsible company, we did not verify that what we had there is what we actually had reserved (it would have been wise for us to verify that Chelsea Star had not messed up our reservation). We enjoyed our vacation until on the fifth night we returned to Chelsea Star at approximately 11:30 p.m. and we found all of our belongings in plastic bags mixed together and piled on top of each other in a storage room. The Chelsea Star front desk staff member informed us that our room was now occupied by other people and we needed to get out. We were kicked out on the street with our belongings in garbage bags at almost midnight to find somewhere to sleep. After the vacation (and as we were getting kicked out) when we tried to talk to the Chelsea Star staff and manager we got a very aggressive and derogatory response from them that basically told us that they had done nothing wrong, we were at fault, and they frankly didn't care -- they had our money and good riddance, go find somewhere else to sleep. As you can tell, we still have very strong feelings about how we were treated and how it effected our time in New York (five months later). Our recommendation is to find another place to stay that cares about their guests and not just about their money, that have the means to take care of emergencies, that stand up and face their mistakes, that don't take the attitude in the end of good riddance get out of our hotel. Before posting this review I emailed it to the Chelsea Star Hotel and gave them a chance to do something about it. It has been almost four weeks now and I have received no reply from them, another indication that they do not care about their customers and have no problem treating people poorly.
My three girl-mates and I stayed here for four nights on a shopping trip to NYC. The room was perfect for what we needed it for, safety, comfy beds and cleanliness. We were not in the room much apart from resting but thats the way when you re in NYC -- there is too much to do! I would recommend the four-bed dorm rooms, as they have a good en-suite and are very secure. I found the staff very helpful and even got our bags to our rooms for us! Always a treat when you're jet-lagged, disoriented, and have everything plus the kitchen sink in your case!
small room, very small. bed was not good at all, and what about the smell in the stairs? me and my boyfriend stayed for three nights, not good. but we did see some of the other room and they looked great. and you have to clean bathrooms more than once a day when there are so many people using the bathroom.
The dormitory is incredibly clean, including the bathroom, we had air conditioning and the people at the desk were correct. You can have a nice chat in the common area, but that gets a little too noisy for the people inside the dormitory that's just by it. But in the dormitory there are no lockers, and there's little space, but the ambiance is really nice so we never worried. Overall, I'd recommend it, great location, price, and accommodation.
The best hostel ever! It's clean, fairly quiet, and located in the center of the city! Restaurants and food carts just down the street for a quick meal, and laundry mat only a few blocks down! Within walking distance of Times Square and Empire State building! For the low price for a bed, you cannot find a better value in Manhattan! My only complaint is the lack of a commons room, which makes it more difficult to meet other tourists.


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Annual Register, Volume 111
edited by Edmund Burke
Just before the Queen's death, as is well known, all sorts of stories were spread abroad. She was certainly sick unto death, and there were courtiers at Holyrood who swore that the Queen was already at her rest, but that Cecil had substituted an old lady to represent her. Such things had been done before. Thus, Edward VI. was dead three days before the fact was proclaimed. Manningham, to ascertain the truth, rode down to Richmond, where the Court was then staying, and after hearing his friend Parry preach, dined with him in the Privy Chamber, in company with the Deans of Windsor and Canterbury and the Bishop of Chichester. From one of these divines Manningham heard the tale of her last hours. "For this fortnight," says he, "her Majesty refused to eat any thing, to receive any physic, or admit any rest in the bed. . . . . She hath been in a manner speechless for two days, very pensive and silent, sitting with her eye fixed on one object for hours together; yet she always had her perfect senses and memory. . . . . This morning," he adds, "about three o'clock, her Majesty departed this life, mildly, like a lamb-easily, like an apple from a tree . . . . and I doubt not she is among the royal saints in heaven." Most important, too, is his testimony with reference to Elizabeth's choice of a successor, which has been involved in doubt, even by recent writers. We feel no question but that Manningham's story is true, and that what he wrote down at the time is more correct than any other version which has come down. Most likely he heard it directly from Parry's lips. "The Queen," he says, "nominated our King" (James I.) "for her successor; for being demanded whom she would have succeed, her answer was, there should no rascals sit in her seat. Who then?' 'A king,' said she. What king ?' 'Of Scots,' said she, for he hath the best right, and in the name of God let him have it.'" We wish we had room for many more of the very interesting notices of people and things in this short but excellent diary; but we must stop. We will add only an epigram made by Sir W. Ralegh on a man of the name of Noel, and his reply. "Sir W. Rawley," says he, "made this rhyme upon the name of a gallant, one Mr. Noel :
"The word of denial, and the letter of fifty,
Makes the gent's name which will never be thrifty."
And Noel's answer :
[Noe-L]
"The foe to the stomach, and the word of disgrace,
[Raw-Ly]
Shews the gent's name with the bold face."
Among at least semi-historical documents, we may class what has been called ballad literature, though all the publications are not, strictly speaking, ballads, being editions, by Mr. F. J. Furnivall, of "Ballads from Manuscripts" (vols. i. ii.) : the first relating to the condition of England in the reigns of Henry VIII. and Edward VI., with reference also to Cardinal Wolsey and Anne Boleyn; the second containing "The Poore Man's Pittance," by Richard Williams, a writer of the time of James I. The poems included in the latter are, "The Life and Death of Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex," and the "Story of Anthony Babbington, the Conspirator," and the " Tale of the Powder Plot." As the composition and work of a contemporary, Williams's work has some interest; we should, however, like to know who he is, which Mr. Furnivall has not told us-perhaps because he cannot. Mr. Furnivall has, on the other hand, added a preface to the poem called " Now-a-days," of more than 100 pages length, in which he has drawn out a sketch of English society, in opposition to the picture painted by Mr. Froude, which he considers defective in that the happiness and pleasant life
of the "good old days" has been (he thinks) greatly exaggerated by that otherwise able and conscientious historian. These new views he rests mainly on incidental notices he finds in the Ballads he is editing; and we are inclined to think that he has proved his points. The general result would certainly seem to be that the state of the poor in the reign of Henry VIII. was in every way worse than at the present time. Moreover, slaves-i. e. bondsmen to the land, adstricti gleba-had by no means ceased to exist, as is evident from the well-known action between the Duchess of Buckingham and Richard Moors, in which the former maintained and succeeded in maintaining by law-that the family of Moors had always been bondsmen to her ducal house :-from the petition of Kett and his rebels, in which he claims "that the bondsmen shall be free," and, above all, from the provisions of that most curious Act of Parliament, 1 Edward VI., c. 3, called "An Act for the punishment of Vagabonds, and for the relief of the Poor." By this Act, a man found "loitering may be taken before two Justices of the Peace, who can, if they think fit, order him to be burnt on the chest with the letter V (for vagabond), and adjudge him to be, for two years, the slave of the man who has brought the "loiterer" before them. The new master of the slave is ordered to give him bread and water and small drink, and "such refuse meat as he shall think meet," and shall cause "the said slave to work by beating, chaining, or otherwise, in such work and labour, however vile soever it be, that he shall put him unto." Poor women wandering about with children are treated no less harshly: any one finding such a woman and child had power to seize the child, despite the mother's entreaties, and to carry it to the nearest parish constable, and to "two other honest and discreet neighbours," who could adjudge it the finder's servant till the child is twenty years old. Another portion of the same Act empowers the master "to sell, bequeath, or give the service and labour of such slaves," just as he might have done with any of his moveable goods or chattels. So much for English freedom in the times of the Tudors.
Another valuable contribution on a similar, though not on exactly the same, subject, are The Chaucer Society's Publications "-the difference between these and the Ballad documents being, chiefly, that the latter are rather literary, while the former are mostly historical. The chief subjects published have been "A Sixtext Print of Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales,' in parallel columns, from the Ellesmere and from the Hengwrt MSS., from the Cambridge MS., from the Corpus Christi College MS., and from the Petworth and the Lansdowne MSS." :-an Essay on early English Pronunciation," resting mainly on Chaucer and Shakespere, but containing also an examination into the agreement between writing and speech from Anglo-Saxon to modern times-a work edited with great skill and learning by A. J. Ellis, Esq.; and, lastly, Ebert's review of Sandras' "Etude sur Chaucer, consideré comme Imitateur des Trouvères,"-"A Thirteenthcentury Latin Treatise on the Chilindre," and a Preface to the Six-text edition by Mr. Furnivall, in which he points out what he deems to be the true order of the 'Canterbury Tales," with the days and stages of the Pilgrims. It is most remarkable to see the extraordinary wealth of England in all documents of this nature; no sooner is research hinted at among early English literature than documents of untold interest turn up-the seed of the Dragon of Cadmus, ready armed for the conflict.
2. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES.
"Lives of Lord Lyndhurst and Lord Brougham, Lord Chancellors, and Keepers of the Great Seal of England," by the late John Lord Campbell. Those who have perused the "Lives of the Chancellors," made public during his lifetime by Lord Campbell, and notably those of Lords Eldon and Erskine, will be prepared for many of the grievous defects with which these posthumous memoirs are chokefull. They will hardly, however, be prepared for the absurdities which it has pleased the author to introduce repeatedly into his narratives, not to mention the marvellous bad taste (to say the least) every where conspicuous in them. The fact is, Lord Campbell was the very man who ought to have abstained from any life of either of these his two contemporary Chancellors, and this, if for no other reason, because during a long legal career he had been perpetually in conflict with one, if not both of them, and had shown himself, as those who remember those times can readily recollect, by no means a kind or generous antagonist. We therefore fully expected to meet with what we shall call "vulgar sneers," though we confess we did not suppose we should have found quite so much of them as we have really met with.
To begin with the notice of Lord Lyndhurst. It is well known that at a famous dinner in 1846, given by the Benchers to the heads of the law, on the occasion of Sir Robert Peel's retirement, Brougham, in allusion to Lord Campbell's "Lives of the Chancellors," remarked that "to an expiring Chancellor death was now armed with a new terror." But even Brougham did not foresee how every point that could have been made against himself and Lyndhurst would be taken advantage of by their "friend" and biographer: no trifling act, no petty phrase which could seem to dénigrer them being omitted by this singularly and affectedly candid pen. Thus, noticing Lyndhurst's pedigree, Lord Campbell states that he can find nothing of his ancestry in Debrett, Lodge, or Burke, "they do not even mention the Chancellor's father, for they all begin with his own birth on May 21, 1772, as if he had then sprung from the earth, without even telling us what region of the world witnessed this wonderful vegetation." Wonderful vegetation indeed! and wonderful perversion of language! We thought all the world knew that Lyndhurst's father was the great painter who drew the deaths of Wolfe and Chatham, of Major Pierson, of the siege of Gibraltar, and of the arrest of the five members by Charles I.; and that his illustrious son lived to his death in the house in George-street, Hanover-square, he inherited from a father he venerated, some of whose finest works he retained. Certainly Lyndhurst was the last man to care whether his name, Copley, might once have sounded like the Norman De Couple," but every one who had the privilege of knowing him knew, also, that he was proud indeed of his immediate ancestor.
The writer of this article had the good fortune to hear him speak in the House of Lords in March, 1849, in reference to works of art:-" They recall to my recollection many circumstances of my early life: when I attended the lectures of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Mr. Barry, and other professors, when I was very much associated with the proceedings of the Royal Academy, and when I was intimately acquainted with many of its members." On another occasion, he related that at one of Reynolds's lectures at which he was present, an alarm was spread that the floor was giving way, on which Burke, who also was one of the
audience, implored those there to keep calm, that the danger might not be increased by a rush. It should be added that when this speech was spoken, Lyndhurst was nearly seventy-seven, and that he was speaking of lectures which he could not have heard more recently than fifty-seven years before, as Sir Joshua himself died in 1792. Nor is Lord Campbell more just when he comes to speak of his later years, when, after attaining the University honour of second wrangler in 1794, Copley took to the serious study of the law, under the well-known Mr. Tidd, for the biographer states, "In after-life he (Lord Lyndhurst), asserted that he had never been a Whig-which I can testify to be true. He was a Whig, and something more-or, in one word, a Jacobin. He would refuse to be present at a dinner given on the return of Mr. Fox for Westminster, but he delighted to dine with the Corresponding Society,' or to celebrate the anniversary of the acquittal of Hardy and Tooke." Now, nothing can be farther from the fact. That young Copley may, for a short period—before men knew what the French Revolution would really become-have embraced principles of liberty which we know such men as Mackintosh, Southey, and Coleridge likewise adopted (only to discard them when, in a few years, they discerned their hollowness), is likely enough, nor could such a course be quoted as an instance of base political treason against any one by any other writer than Lord Campbell : but that Copley was no more Republican by ancestry than he was in maturer years from judgment, is certain from the fact that his family were sufferers for their adherence to and preference for the English Constitution, and that they were devotedly loyal.
Again, though always in the same dispreziativo tone, we find Lord Campbell remarking that "he never heard of his being engaged in any literary undertaking, except writing some letters in the Times newspaper along with Benjamin D'Israeli, under the signature of Runnimede;"" and, further, that "Copley always had a great contempt for authorship, and would rather starve than disgrace himself by it." Two assertions for which, we need scarcely add, he gives no authority at all. When we come to what may be called Lord Lyndhurst's social relations, the calumnies become more foul, and the spirit of the calumniator worse and worse. Thus, after stating that Copley married first, in 1820, the widow of an officer who had fallen at Waterloo, and who was justly celebrated for her beauty and social talents, he adds, that, after living with her for some years in harmony, "there were afterwards jealousies and bickerings between them, which caused much talk and amusement; but they continued on decent terms till her death, in 1834, at Paris, an event he sincerely lamented. He was sitting as Chief Baron in the Court of Exchequer when he received the fatal news. He swallowed a large quantity of laudanum and set off to see her remains; but his strength of mind soon again fitted him for the duties and pleasures of life." We think we are fully justified in saying that a more farouche statement never flowed from the pen of any professing friend.
But enough of Lord Campbell's judgment of Lord Lyndhurst. When from this we turn to his life of Lord Brougham we notice the same defects as before, only they are decidedly intensified, Lord Campbell's dislike of Brougham being much greater than his dislike of Lyndhurst. One short sentence shows at once the temper and the tone in which Lord Campbell was prepared to describe the brilliant abilities of his great rival. Speaking of Brougham's disappointment at not immediately obtaining an extensive practice on being called to the English Bar in 1808, he says, "Neither brief nor retainer came in, and the world seemed quite uncon
scious of the great epoch which was supposed to have arrived in our forensic history." A sneer which was as unjust as unmerited. It is, however, certain that, with all his brilliant talents, Brougham did not get a large practice till he got into Parliament in 1810, but his success in Parliament itself was complete, for we find him at the end of the first Session competing with the Right Hon. G. Ponsonby, ex-Chancellor of Ireland, for the leadership of the Opposition, though shortly afterwards treated, as the Whigs have ever been ready to treat their ablest servants, with jealousy and distrust, and thus kept out of Parliament between 1812 and 1816.
'The Life of Columbus," by Arthur Helps and friends, could hardly fail to be a book worthy of perusal when we remember what this writer has accomplished in his earlier literary efforts; but we are not quite sure that this, his last, is his happiest compilation; indeed, we should much have preferred it, could we have known for certain how much of it was the actual production of his own pen. The author of " Friends in Council," one of the most original books ever written, -the writer of the "History of the Spanish Conquest in America," Mr. Helps, has claims upon our attention which comparatively few other writers have established.
"The Life of the Rev. John Milne, of Perth," by the Rev. Horatius Bonar, D.D., belongs to a class of works now happily almost extinct, yet common enough in the old days of the Cameronians, and still apparently surviving in some parts of Scotland. A few extracts will show better than any comment the way in which Holy Scripture, or rather, perhaps, the lessons derivable from it, is tortured by these gentlemen to suit their unreasoning and unreasonable theories. Speaking of the desecration of Sunday, which, with the writers of his class, he will call the Sabbath-which it happens not to be-he says, "Last night I came upon a group of grown-up lads in High-street, making a nice-looking dog stand on his hind-legs and beg. He looked tired. I put my hand on the shoulder of one that was conducting the operation, and said, 'That's a very nice dog, and he does it very well; but should not you let him rest on God's day?' They seemed taken aback, and one of them said, 'It's quite right, sir, we should.'" One more extract, and our readers will have been able to form a fair judgment both of the value of the work as a biographical sketch, and of our opinion of it. "Going to the infirmary, a number of women were sitting on a high wall, and a man was parading before them, and they were making a great noise. I said, Take care; you are like a city set on a hill.' 'Hech, sir,' said one of them; and they were quite still." We own we fail to see the connexion between these worthy Scotchwomen, who were probably only indulging a natural love of talking, and the "city set on a hill" of the Bible. It is clear, however, that the women felt the force of the comparison, their silence showing, as the minister believes, that he had struck the true key-note.
"The Life of Sir George Sinclair, Bart.," by James Grant, will be of interest to any readers who care for the personal history of the more eminent men who have played their parts in England during the last seventy years. The son of Sir John Sinclair, himself a man of much note-the personal, we might add, the confidential friend of William Pitt, and the intimate acquaintance of all the most distinguished men of the last quarter of the last century :-sent, too, to Harrow when he was only ten years of age, yet, before a year had elapsed, the composer of a poem in Latin "On Human Life," which naturally attracted much attention, as the production of one only just in his teens-we should naturally expect that


Dejwe is an alternative rap, hip hop and pop artist a.k.a Yvenson Bernard who partners with Tiffany Bernard a.k.a TG. on vocals.
Their brand new single 'Edgy' has been taking the UK clubs by storm early in it's release with DJ's in clubs and pubs like Manhattans, Yates Bars, Ministry of Sound , Pacha, Egg, Ibiza, Emporium Nightclub, Plazma/ Quilters, Funky Friday Foundation, Pitcher and Piano and more spinning the track.
Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Yvenson Bernard, also known as Dejwe (pronounced Day-j-way), moved to the United States at the age of 6. Growing up in Tampa, FL he learned about American culture and was particularly infatuated with the music. The hypnotic sounds of Hip-hop and R&B were vastly different from Haitian Kompa and Zouk that he grew up with in Haiti.
He says "Even though my parents consistently played Haitian inspired music, I became influenced by local USA artists and as a teenager this led me to become interested in writing and expressing myself through music and lyrics".
Dejwe is influenced by artists like Trick Daddy, Pastor Troy, Tupac and Nas. Dejwe's taste in music progressed to other genres such as Alternative, Folk and Country. He began experimenting with his own techniques and with his wide range of taste in music, Dejwe has grown into the songwriter, producer and artist that he is today.
Dejwe continues to grow and never settles until a piece has its own personality. He says "My ability to take words and mold them, like silly putty, into catchy melodic hits is what makes me unique".
His song writing abilities allow his listeners to feel the emotions of the song, whether it's a banger or telling a story about someone who had their heart broken. Dejwe gives his listeners their release.
In 2018, Dejwe and his wife TG, founded Noir Addiction Musik Group, LLC a.k.a NAM Group based in Tampa, FL.
Along with being CEO of his own music production company, artist, songwriter and executive producer, he is also his own publisher under the name of Noir Addiction Musik Group.
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Meet The Blacks August 2
Mike Epps, George Lopez, Charlie Murphy, Mike Tyson Star in the Hilarious Parody of The Purge Coming to Blu-rayTM, DVD, and Digital HD August 2 from Lionsgate
SANTA MONICA, CA – Beverly Hills isn't all that it's cracked up to be in Meet the Blacks, arriving on Blu-ray (plus Digital HD), DVD (plus Digital), Digital HD, and On Demand August 2 from Lionsgate and Codeblack Films. When Carl Black comes into some unexpected money, he decides to give up his hustling lifestyle, take his family and leave Chicago behind, but…they realize they picked the worst time to move.The laugh-out-loud cast includes Mike Epps (The Hangover), Gary Owen (Ride Along), Zulay Henao (The Single Moms Club), Bresha Webb (Ride Along 2), Lil Duval ("BET's "ComicView"), Andrew Bachelor (Fifty Shades of Black,), DeRay Davis (21 Jump Street), with George Lopez (TV's "George Lopez") and Mike Tyson (The Hangover).
In a send-up of the hit franchise The Purge, Carl Black moves his family to Beverly Hills in hope of a better life, but their arrival coincides with the city's annual purge, where all crime is legal for twelve hours.
The home entertainment release of Meet the Blacks includes two behind-the-scenes featurettes, the "Hit the Gas" music video, "Don't Hate Wiring" parody commercial, and outtakes. Meet the Blacks will be available on Blu-ray and DVD for the suggested retail price of $24.99 and $19.98, respectively.
BLU-RAY/DVD SPECIAL FEATURES*
"The Making of Meet the Blacks" Featurette
"Hit the Gas" Music Video
Behind the Scenes of "Hit the Gas"
"Don't Hate Wiring!" Parody Commercial
*Subject to change
Title Copyright: © 2016 Meet The Blacks, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Type: Theatrical Release
Rating: R for Pervasive Language, Some Sexual Material, Violence and Drug Use
Genre:Comedy, Spoof
Closed-Captioned: No
Subtitles: English SDH and Spanish
Feature Run Time: 94 Minutes
Blu-ray Format: 1080p High Definition 16×9 Widescreen (2.40:1)
DVD Format: 16×9 Widescreen (2.40:1)
Blu-ray Audio: English 5.1 DTS-HD Master AudioTM
DVD Audio: English 5.1 Dolby Digital
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Big Ced is an influencer who always has something that needs to be said about like-minded folk. This compassionate, helpful individual is the industry's best friend as he co-signs our projects, giving us additional platforms for exposure
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I've been in the industry since Hip Hop was a pup. I met Cedric many moons ago as he began working. Simply said, Cedric aka Big Ced, always had follow through and is a stand up guy. He's always been honest, but no Boy Scout and definitely not a sucker! He always had a great pen, and his love for hip hop always shined through…
Big Ced…real good man!
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Big Ced is an OG cool guy who has been through hip hop history and witnessed the birth of a culture.
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Big Ced is an entrepreneurial and social media aristocrat. But most importantly, he is a huge supporter who is always there when you need him, a wonderful friend and all around good guy!
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professional shit talker with an ear to the streets
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#Positive I think Big Ced is one of the most honest, passionate and sincere people in the music industry. It's rare that I come across people who I genuinely admire and respect but he's one of them. In a world full of hate, he shows nothing but love.
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Big Ced is an icon in New York City's hip-hop community. It has been an honor for me to know him professionally as he has written about many of my clients. Ced is one of those rare people who only deals with authentic individuals. You know, the real ones. So when dealing with him, you better come honest, humble and professional.
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Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 4, 2016 – Dell today announced that its newest Identity and Access Management solution, Dell One Identity Safeguard for Privileged Passwords, is available in Malaysia through Dell Security channel partners.
Dell Security is helping partners identify a significant customer opportunity by complementing and expanding their current network security portfolio so organizations of all sizes, especially small- and medium-sized businesses, get access to a complete suite of security solutions from one source. This is a natural extension of channel partners' security portfolio, as it can help further secure Dell SonicWALL next-generation firewalls (NGFWs) by locking down the privileged passwords associated with them.
This is the first time Dell Security has offered an identity and access management solution through its channel partners at the initial product launch, further establishing a partner-led selling model across Dell Security solutions. It's also the first of many strategic announcements planned from Dell Security in the coming months to build out the connected security ecosystem.
Managing privileged passwords is often time-consuming and cumbersome, and can lead to a security breach if done incorrectly. With a user-friendly interface, Dell One Identity Safeguard for Privileged Passwords goes beyond other industry offerings to deliver a simple installation and administration process through an unmatched, pre-hardened appliance that provides locked-down support to protect organizations from risk during installation and ongoing operation.
This interface soon will become the single console for managing all Dell privileged management solutions, enabling simple, effective administration and reporting on privileged access to maximize productivity and accelerate ROI.
Automates and secures the process of granting administrators the credentials necessary to perform their duties. Ensures that when administrators require elevated access for shared and privileged credentials, it's granted according to established policy.
Simplifies installation and administration with a user-friendly interface for managing privileged accounts that enables users to securely gain access to the credential they need from almost any device, anywhere.
Provides a single, modular architecture that soon will serve as the launching point for all Dell privileged management solutions, including session management and monitoring, delegation, and AD bridging.
Includes numerous self-protection features at the hardware, system software, and application software layers that lock down access to the solution, making it resistant to attacks while simplifying installation and ongoing management.
Intuitive user interface — Designed to support business goals and maximize productivity, Safeguard's intuitive multi-device interface accelerates user adoption and simplifies privilegedaccount management.
Secure appliance — Safeguard is delivered as a secure-hardened appliance that can only be accessed via a secure, role-based web interface, which eliminates concern about — and reduces effort — installing and securing access to the software itself. Because it does not have a console port or a console-level interface, it is protected from host-admin attacks, as well as database, OS or other systemlevel modifications. Its internal firewall protects against external-networkbased attacks and provides additional auditing capabilities.
Release control — Manages password requests from authorized users for the accounts they are entitled to access, via a secure web browser connection with support for mobile devices. A password request can be automatically approved or require one or more additional approvals depending on the policy you set.
Change control — Supports configurable, granular change control of shared credentials, including time-based, last-use-based, and manual or forced change.
Favorites — Quickly access passwords that you use most-often use from the Favorites function on the login screen.
Secure password storage — Encrypts all stored privileged account passwords using AES 256-bit encryption. The appliance also includes full-disk encryption using BitLocker™ Drive Encryption.
Robust target support — Manages shared credentials on a wide range of target servers, network devices and applications.
Responsive Design — Supports password request, approval and retrieval via handheld devices.
Multilanguage support — Administrator interface supports localization through available language packs.
RBAC — Numerous admin-level roles enable granular delegation and workflows along with leastprivileged access.
Enterprise-ready integration — With several integration points, you can leverage existing investments.
Active Directory — Intelligent algorithms enable synchronization with Active Directory.
RESTful API — Quick and easy integration with most application development languages.
SIEM — All activities are outputted via syslog so they can easily be interpreted and alerted on by SIEM solutions.


The colour-enhanced images shows a storm rotating counter-clockwise with a wide range of cloud altitudes.
NASA's Juno spacecraft beamed back a stunning image of a massive, raging storm in Jupiter's northern hemisphere, captured by the probe during its ninth close flyby of the gas giant planet. The image was taken on 24 October, when the spacecraft was about 10,108 kilometres away from the tops of the clouds of Jupiter. The colour-enhanced images shows a storm rotating counter-clockwise with a wide range of cloud altitudes.
The darker clouds are expected to be deeper in the atmosphere than the brightest clouds. Within some of the bright "arms" of this storm, smaller clouds and banks of clouds can be seen, some of which are casting shadows. The bright clouds and their shadows range from about seven to 12 kilometres in both widths and lengths.
These appear similar to the small clouds in other bright regions Juno has detected and are expected to be updrafts of ammonia ice crystals possibly mixed with water ice. Citizen scientists Gerald Eichstadt and Sean Doran processed this image using data from the JunoCam imager, NASA said.


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Copyright Questions and Answers
By Joe Burns
The following are a series of questions that have been asked of me at one time or another through email. People are concerned about what they can and cannot do in terms of copyright. I knew some of the answers and others I did not. After contacting a copyright expert at a local university, I was able to put together the answers to some of these common questions.
Please note... Copyright law and copyright applications change. What is true in some cases may not be true in others. Below are a series of guidelines with, to the best of my knowledge, correct answers. If I am incorrect or misleading in some areas, please let me know or offer help.
What is a copyright, anyway?
It is a form of intellectual property law. It protects an author or creator from his or her stuff being pirated and used without permission.
Keep in mind though it does not protect the idea, system or method of the information. For instance - I have a copyright on HTML Goodies. That copyright covers my writings. It does not cover the idea of teaching HTML on the net, the fact that I used English to do it, or that hypertext is employed. There are obviously other places on the net trying to teach you how this stuff is done.
The Internet is public domain, so isn't everything fair game?
No. The copyright laws that apply to written material, photographs, and a myriad of other items apply on the Internet too. You cannot just take and use what ever you feel like.
For some interesting reading on the subject, try Yong-Cham Kim's Copyright and Internet. It discusses the Clinton administration's attempt to shape existing copyright laws to apply more fully to the digital age. Clinton's commission, The Information Infrastructure Task Force (IITF), made some suggestions in their "White Paper" that have some people upset. Read all about it. I found it interesting.
So, is making a link to another copyrighted page against the law?
For the most part, no. You are only making a link to the page rather than displaying the information. That doesn't create a violation per se. However, since owners of copyright also own the rights to what can be done with their items, they do have the ability to deny you permission to create a link. Please understand, denying someone a link happens in very rare cases, but it has happened.
I wouldn't be overly concerned about putting up a link to another page. I think you'll find that 99% of the pages on the net would be happy with a link. You can link to the HTML Goodies page all day long if you wish. I'd love the extra traffic. But keep in mind that the page that you link to has the right to demand that you take the link down. I know this all sounds loopy, but that's the scoop.
What do I put on the page?
You should place the circle C (©) and the word "copyright" plus the year and the name of the author. Like so:
This page © Copyright 1997, Dr. Joe Burns, Ph.D.
You may think you only need the circle c or the word copyright alone. But remember that the circle c is created in HTML through this command: ©. That will not show as a circle c when the source code is printed. Put them both to be safe.
Make a point of placing it on at least the main page. That's what I did. I made a blanket statement that everything inside "htmlgoodies.com" was written by me, except where noted. Whether you do put the copyright on every page, or just the top level page, make a point of putting the copyright in the text so it shows when the page is displayed, and also put it in the HTML code. Like so:
<!-- This page Copyright 1997, Dr. Joe Burns, Ph.D. -->
Wait, don't I have to send a form to the government too?
That is voluntary. The Copyright Office will catalogue your site if you want them to. It'll cost 20 bucks plus some shipping. No, this is not required in order to be able to bring a civil suit against someone else for copyright infringement. You may go after damages to recover losses. However, you may only attempt to get punitive damages (punishment money) if you are registered with the Copyright Office.
How do I register with the Copyright Office?
You will need to fill out the application form TX. There are other forms, but this is the one a web site would use. The form is available from the Copyright Office Home Page. Fill it out, print a copy of your web site and send it in with a $30 check. The address is Register of Copyrights, Copyright Office, Library of Congress, Washington D.C., 20559-6000. You should receive confirmation in about 5 to 6 months. Please note that the Copyright Office does not want two separate sheets of paper for the TX form. If you get the form from their site, it will print as two sheets. You'll need to photocopy them so they make one sheet, front and back.
Can I just send in a disc?
No. A CD-ROM, yes. A floppy disc - no.
Do I have to register all my pages alone?
You mean like $20 a page? No. I registered Goodies in one fell swoop. Updates go later. I looked upon it as chapters in a book.
How long will my copyright last?
Until you've been dead 50 years. Don't sweat it.
I'm just a kid. Can I get a copyright?
Yes. Minors are allowed copyright protection. Follow the same procedure as above.
But the Internet is global. What about someone in another country using my stuff?
That depends on the country's policies. Some countries recognize a U.S. copyright and help with violators. Some don't. I haven't a list of what countries do and don't. I didn't find one either.
I call my site "Dog Breath". Can I copyright that?
No. Titles, names, and logos are not protected under copyright. You'll need to get into trademarks for that. Even then, you cannot trademark a word, just the design of the logo and the fact that the words represent your company. If you could copyright a word, I'd do the word "the." I'd be rich quickly.
This one site has a great image, but it's copyrighted. Can I use it?
Not without written permission. Period. I can't be more clear on that.
Can I use anything from a site?
According to the Fair Use Doctrine (Section 110 (5) of the Copyright Act of 1976), it is allowable to use "limited portions" of a copyrighted item for works such as commentary, news reporting, academic reports, and the like. But you still have to give credit. You cannot claim the work as yours. You must cite where it came from.
The tricky part is that there is no set number of words that equal "limited portions." It's a tough call. My suggestion is to be fair to the person with the copyright Don't post the whole site and give credit on only one page. I would fight someone posting a healthy portion of Goodies and only citing once. I also believe, on the net, the cite should include a hypertext link. (That's not law, I just believe that).
Cool, I'll just post everything and cite to my heart's content, right?
Wrong. There are limitations on Fair Use (17 USCS Sect. 107). Several factors will be taken into account, if you are attempting to make a profit, the nature of the work, the size of the portion you use, and the effect on the market place.
For example, you repost a large section of the HTML Goodies site and write around it some of your own stuff. You then register it with search engines calling people to come. Even though you cite me all day long, I would still have a hairy. You are putting a dent in my visitors and trying to use my work to bring people to you. Even if you quote a small amount of my work to gain visitors, I would still get upset. You are using my words to bring people to your site.
Now, before you ask, I am talking about direct quotes and the use of my language (tutorials, primers, etc.). If you read the tutorials and use the information to create your own page - great! That's the purpose of this site. Here, I am talking about a direct theft of my site. Feel free to use my ideas to death. Just don't use my exact words to attempt to get more people to your site.
What if I take the person's page and change it a little. Can I copyright it?
No. The changes must be "substantial and creative." In effect, there may be very, very little lingering remnants of the original work. You might as well write it from scratch before trying to steal and alter. Editorial changes will just not cut it in a court of law. And speaking of the law...
What can you do if someone uses your copyrighted stuff without getting permission?
You can file a civil lawsuit in federal court to get an order stopping the person from using your material. A copyright attorney can get you started in the process. If the person has used your work and is attempting to make a profit with it, then the U.S. Attorney can get involved.
What do you do when someone posts part of HTML Goodies without permission?
Usually I write a calm email letter asking the person to stop and take the pages down. If they have registered the pages with search engines then I ask them to place a re-direct on the page so that hits come to the right place.
If that doesn't work, I contact the webmaster of the server and tell them to shut down the user's site, the entire site, or civil action will be brought against the server people for allowing copyrighted material to be pirated on their site. The next step would actually be to file a suit.
Has this ever happened?
A few times. I've only had to go to the server people once. When I did, the site was off-line in a matter of hours. I've never filed a lawsuit.
What if I use something that I didn't know was copyrighted?
When you are asked to take it down, take it down. No one wants a lawsuit. They cost money. Usually you are asked to stop first. Just apologize and stop.
What if I am using something that is copyrighted and I know it?
Then you know you're breaking the law. The same answer applies from above, but don't be upset if you get served. You knew you were doing wrong to begin with.
I'm just a kid. I don't have anything to take. Go ahead! Sue me! You can't do anything to me! Nyah!!!
You're right in one aspect. Because you are young, there is very little someone could, or would want to, take from you. What can be done is a conviction of a federal crime.
Have you ever gone into fill out a job application? Remember that line that asked if you had ever been convicted of a federal crime? You'll be checking YES for the remainder of your life. Try and get a job even related to computers with a conviction for copyright infringement. No way.
What if I don't take the image, but rather just make a link to the real site so the image shows up on my page, but is coming from the actual copyrighted site?
No go. You are still displaying it, and you are breaking the law.
I want to have music or video from my favorite music group on my site. Can I?
The answer is maybe. ASCAP and BMI are the two big music licensing firms. They sell what are known as "blanket fee" licenses to servers now. That fee allows the server to reproduce any song under BMI or ASCAP representation. If your server has paid the fee, go for it.
Without that fee being paid, you are breaking the law by playing the song.
But I'll only play a portion like in the "Fair Use" deal.
You're walking a thin line there. The purpose is entertainment in this case and might be a problem.
Fine, I'll just play my version of the song on my keyboard and post that.
That's being done a lot and I didn't find much on it. I really don't have an answer other than if you are using it to make a profit, then you may run into troubles.
Fine again, I'll play a recording of an old Bach piece. He's been dead for 50 years. The song's out of copyright and in the public domain.
Not always so. Authors can claim copyright on the sheet music, arrangement, and even performance of the song. Whereas you may not be upsetting Bach, you may be upsetting the person who arranged it.
Same deal with old pictures and paintings. Just because the artist has been dead and gone since the age of no indoor plumbing doesn't mean that a museum or a collector doesn't own the rights.
Well, what is in public domain?
As far as I could find, there is no government list or any other kind of list for that matter. You have to be careful about playing and posting.
What if I scan something that's copyrighted? Isn't the picture mine?
No. That would mean you are trying to copyright the method. That's not allowed.
How can I be sure nothing on my site is copyrighted?
Make it all yourself. Or ask permission at all costs. There are some sites out there that will check for you, (link below) but I think doing it all yourself is much safer and more gratifying.
If you want to post something that is not yours, get permission from the owner. If the owner says no - too bad. If the owner says yes - get it in writing and hold onto it. You may also want to build good relations with people by giving them credit on the page in addition to asking permission.
Do you do that?
Completely. Every time something appears on HTML Goodies that was not written by me, I make a point of giving credit. If someone sends me a letter and I think it's post-able, I ask if I can. Some people do not want any other names on their sites other than their own. I don't buy that. I cannot possibly know everything. When others help, I am happy and put a link. It is an equal relationship. The only thing I frown upon is someone else writing a tutorial. I like to do that.
I will only accept JavaScripts from their authors. Now, it's rather easy to fool me and a couple have. They took another's work and put their name to it. I was then contacted by the real author and told to take it down. I did.
Another time, an author had placed his copyright on the HTML page but had not placed it in the code. By posting the code without the copyright, I was breaking the law. It was brought to my attention rather sternly. I apologized for what was truly an innocent mistake and took the page down.
Those are the only two times I ran into trouble. I try to be very careful.
No, the Internet is not wide open. The laws still apply here. Just because you can take it does not mean you should. Give credit as you would want credit given to you. That image may be really cool. Re-posting my site and claiming it as your own may impress your friends and a couple of visitors. Playing your favorite band's music may show you're a great fan.
...but none of it is worth a lawsuit.
Here are a few Great links with much more detailed info:
U.S. Copyright Office
The Copyright Website
This is a great, great site.
Copyright Clearance Center Inc.
This site allows automated rights clearance on the WWW.
The ILT Guide to Copyright
NetLaw
Copyright and Fair Use - Stanford University
Thomson & Thomson
These guys offer services to determine whether or not your trademark or copyright can be adopted and protected.
Trademark Wars On The Web
This lists sites that have been served because of trademark violation.
For more, search copyright on Yahoo by clicking here.


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Blackwing Colors Pencil Set
Dimensions: 8.25" L x 5" W x 0.5" H
Designed for people seeking creative balance away from the daily grind, each Blackwing Colors pencil features a unique soft and smooth color core designed specifically for coloring
Designed for people seeking creative balance away from the daily grind, each Blackwing Colors pencil features a unique soft and smooth color core designed specifically for coloring. Includes 12 pencils each of a different color: pink, red, orange, yellow, green, light green, light blue, blue, purple, brown, black, and white. Each pencil features the same semi-hexagonal barrel found in Blackwing graphite pencils and a metal cap that adds a bit of weight, giving the pencils a comfortable, balanced feel. The colored pencils feature extra-smooth color core, a thick, color-matching finish and crisp, silver imprint, cedar casing that sharpens evenly and easily, and a silver hex cap.
Blackwing's roots date back to the 1930's when the 602 model was first introduced by the Eberhard Faber Pencil Company. Over the years, the pencil with the unique rectangular eraser became synonymous with quality. Then, in 1998, after several corporate acquisitions, it was discontinued, but not forgotten. In fact, fans began paying as much as $40 on eBay for a single Blackwing pencil.
Artists soon noticed that Palomino's range of premium pencils compared favorably to the Blackwing 602. They began asking Palomino to consider reviving the Blackwing brand, complete with its defining rectangular eraser. Palomino founder Charles Berolzheimer, whose family's roots in the pencil industry date back to the mid 19th century, used the company's unique supply relationships to re-introduce Blackwing pencils in 2010 featuring California Genuine Incense-cedar and premium Japanese graphite. The pencil has drawn rave reviews from users and national media attention.
In the last few years, Blackwing has grown from a single pencil into a culture. It's a culture that encourages and empowers creativity in all forms, especially in our nation's schools. In fact, a percentage of every Blackwing product sold benefits music and arts education at the K-12 level.
Blackwing Colors Pencil Set measures:
- Box: 8.25" L x 5" W x 0.5" H
- Each Pencil: 8" L
- Made from California incense-cedar, Japanese color core and silver hex cap.
- Works best with Blackwing dual sharpener (sold separately).