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## Info
Get information about the groups that a given member has applied to or been invited to.

* **URI:** [[/GroupV2/User/Potential/{membershipType}/{membershipId}/{filter}/{groupType}/|https://www.bungie.net/Platform/GroupV2/User/Potential/{membershipType}/{membershipId}/{filter}/{groupType}/]]
* **Basepath:** https://www.bungie.net/Platform
* **Method:** GET
* **Service:** [[GroupV2|Endpoints#GroupV2]]
* **Permissions:** None
* **Officially Supported:** Yes

## Parameters
### Path Parameters
Name | Schema | Required | Description
---- | ------ | -------- | -----------
filter | [[GroupPotentialMemberStatus|GroupsV2-GroupPotentialMemberStatus]]:Enum | Yes | Filter apply to list of potential joined groups.
groupType | [[GroupType|GroupsV2-GroupType]]:Enum | Yes | Type of group the supplied member applied.
membershipId | integer:int64 | Yes | Membership ID to for which to find applied groups.
membershipType | [[BungieMembershipType|BungieMembershipType]]:Enum | Yes | Membership type of the supplied membership ID.

### Query String Parameters
None

## Example
### Request
GET https://www.bungie.net/Platform/GroupV2/User/Potential/{membershipType}/{membershipId}/{filter}/{groupType}/

### Response
PlatformErrorCode: 200
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{
    // Type: [[GroupPotentialMembershipSearchResponse|GroupsV2-GroupPotentialMembershipSearchResponse]]
    "Response": {
        // Type: [[GroupPotentialMembership|GroupsV2-GroupPotentialMembership]][]
        "results": [
           // Type: [[GroupPotentialMembership|GroupsV2-GroupPotentialMembership]]
            {
                // Type: [[GroupPotentialMember|GroupsV2-GroupPotentialMember]]
                "member": {
                    // Type: [[GroupPotentialMemberStatus|GroupsV2-GroupPotentialMemberStatus]]:Enum
                    "potentialStatus": 0,
                    // Type: integer:int64
                    "groupId": 0,
                    // Type: [[UserInfoCard|User-UserInfoCard]]
                    "destinyUserInfo": {
                        // Type: string
                        "supplementalDisplayName": "",
                        // Type: string
                        "iconPath": "",
                        // Type: [[BungieMembershipType|BungieMembershipType]]:Enum
                        "membershipType": {},
                        // Type: integer:int64
                        "membershipId": 0,
                        // Type: string
                        "displayName": ""
                    },
                    // Type: [[UserInfoCard|User-UserInfoCard]]
                    "bungieNetUserInfo": {
                        // Type: string
                        "supplementalDisplayName": "",
                        // Type: string
                        "iconPath": "",
                        // Type: [[BungieMembershipType|BungieMembershipType]]:Enum
                        "membershipType": {},
                        // Type: integer:int64
                        "membershipId": 0,
                        // Type: string
                        "displayName": ""
                    },
                    // Type: string:date-time
                    "joinDate": ""
                },
                // Type: [[GroupV2|GroupsV2-GroupV2]]
                "group": {
                    // Type: integer:int64
                    "groupId": 0,
                    // Type: string
                    "name": "",
                    // Type: [[GroupType|GroupsV2-GroupType]]:Enum
                    "groupType": 0,
                    // Type: integer:int64
                    "membershipIdCreated": 0,
                    // Type: string:date-time
                    "creationDate": "",
                    // Type: string:date-time
                    "modificationDate": "",
                    // Type: string
                    "about": "",
                    // Type: string[]
                    "tags": [
                       // Type: string
                        ""
                    ],
                    // Type: integer:int32
                    "memberCount": 0,
                    // Type: boolean
                    "isPublic": false,
                    // Type: boolean
                    "isPublicTopicAdminOnly": false,
                    // Type: integer:int64
                    "primaryAlliedGroupId": 0,
                    // Type: string
                    "motto": "",
                    // Type: boolean
                    "allowChat": false,
                    // Type: boolean
                    "isDefaultPostPublic": false,
                    // Type: [[ChatSecuritySetting|GroupsV2-ChatSecuritySetting]]:Enum
                    "chatSecurity": 0,
                    // Type: string
                    "locale": "",
                    // Type: integer:int32
                    "avatarImageIndex": 0,
                    // Type: [[GroupHomepage|GroupsV2-GroupHomepage]]:Enum
                    "homepage": 0,
                    // Type: [[MembershipOption|GroupsV2-MembershipOption]]:Enum
                    "membershipOption": 0,
                    // Type: [[GroupPostPublicity|GroupsV2-GroupPostPublicity]]:Enum
                    "defaultPublicity": 0,
                    // Type: string
                    "theme": "",
                    // Type: string
                    "bannerPath": "",
                    // Type: string
                    "avatarPath": "",
                    // Type: boolean
                    "isAllianceOwner": false,
                    // Type: integer:int64
                    "conversationId": 0,
                    // Type: boolean
                    "enableInvitationMessagingForAdmins": false,
                    // Type: string:date-time:nullable
                    "banExpireDate": "",
                    // Type: [[GroupFeatures|GroupsV2-GroupFeatures]]
                    "features": {
                        // Type: integer:int32
                        "maximumMembers": 0,
                        // Type: integer:int32
                        "maximumMembershipsOfGroupType": 0,
                        // Type: [[Capabilities|GroupsV2-Capabilities]]:Enum
                        "capabilities": 0,
                        // Type: [[BungieMembershipType|BungieMembershipType]]:Enum[]
                        "membershipTypes": [
                           // Type: [[BungieMembershipType|BungieMembershipType]]:Enum
                            0
                        ],
                        // Type: boolean
                        "invitePermissionOverride": false,
                        // Type: boolean
                        "updateCulturePermissionOverride": false,
                        // Type: [[HostGuidedGamesPermissionLevel|GroupsV2-HostGuidedGamesPermissionLevel]]:Enum
                        "hostGuidedGamePermissionOverride": {},
                        // Type: boolean
                        "updateBannerPermissionOverride": false,
                        // Type: [[RuntimeGroupMemberType|GroupsV2-RuntimeGroupMemberType]]:Enum
                        "joinLevel": {}
                    },
                    // Type: [[GroupV2ClanInfoAndInvestment|GroupsV2-GroupV2ClanInfoAndInvestment]]
                    "clanInfo": {
                        // Type: Dictionary<integer:uint32,[[DestinyProgression|Destiny-DestinyProgression]]>
                        "d2ClanProgressions": {
                            "0": {
                                // Type: [[Destiny.Definitions.DestinyProgressionDefinition|Destiny-Definitions-DestinyProgressionDefinition]]:integer:uint32
                                "progressionHash": 0,
                                // Type: integer:int32
                                "dailyProgress": 0,
                                // Type: integer:int32
                                "dailyLimit": 0,
                                // Type: integer:int32
                                "weeklyProgress": 0,
                                // Type: integer:int32
                                "weeklyLimit": 0,
                                // Type: integer:int32
                                "currentProgress": 0,
                                // Type: integer:int32
                                "level": 0,
                                // Type: integer:int32
                                "levelCap": 0,
                                // Type: integer:int32
                                "stepIndex": 0,
                                // Type: integer:int32
                                "progressToNextLevel": 0,
                                // Type: integer:int32
                                "nextLevelAt": 0
                            }
                        },
                        // Type: string
                        "clanCallsign": "",
                        // Type: [[ClanBanner|GroupsV2-ClanBanner]]
                        "clanBannerData": {
                            // Type: integer:uint32
                            "decalId": 0,
                            // Type: integer:uint32
                            "decalColorId": 0,
                            // Type: integer:uint32
                            "decalBackgroundColorId": 0,
                            // Type: integer:uint32
                            "gonfalonId": 0,
                            // Type: integer:uint32
                            "gonfalonColorId": 0,
                            // Type: integer:uint32
                            "gonfalonDetailId": 0,
                            // Type: integer:uint32
                            "gonfalonDetailColorId": 0,
                            // Type: [[ClanBanner|GroupsV2-ClanBanner]]
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        ],
        // Type: integer:int32
        "totalResults": 0,
        // Type: boolean
        "hasMore": false,
        // Type: [[PagedQuery|Queries-PagedQuery]]
        "query": {
            // Type: integer:int32
            "itemsPerPage": 0,
            // Type: integer:int32
            "currentPage": 0,
            // Type: string
            "requestContinuationToken": ""
        },
        // Type: string
        "replacementContinuationToken": "",
        // Type: boolean
        "useTotalResults": false
    },
    // Type: [[PlatformErrorCodes|Exceptions-PlatformErrorCodes]]:Enum
    "ErrorCode": 0,
    // Type: integer:int32
    "ThrottleSeconds": 0,
    // Type: string
    "ErrorStatus": "",
    // Type: string
    "Message": "",
    // Type: Dictionary<string,string>
    "MessageData": {
        "{string}": ""
    },
    // Type: object
}

```

## References
1. https://bungie-net.github.io/multi/operation_get_GroupV2-GetPotentialGroupsForMember.html#operation_get_GroupV2-GetPotentialGroupsForMember

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Adéla z Vermandois (asi 910 – 960) byla Karlovskou i Robertovskou franskou šlechtičnou a flanderskou hraběnkou.

Život
Adéla se narodila v roce 910 jako dcera Herberta II. z Vermandois a jeho manželky Adély, dcery Roberta I. Francouzského. V roce 960 zemřela ve městě Bruggy.

V roce 934 se Adéla provdala za Arnulfa I. Flanderského. Měli spolu několik dětí:

 Hildegarda Flanderská (934–990), manželka Dirka II. Holandského
 Liutgarda Flanderská (935–962), manželka Wichmana IV. Hamalandského
 Egbert Flanderský (zem. 953)
 Balduin III. Flanderský (940–962)
 Elfruda Flanderská, manželka Siegfrieda z Guînes

Vývod z předků

Odkazy

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Externí odkazy

Herbertovci
Flanderské hraběnky
Pohřbení v klášteře svatého Petra v Gentu
Narození v roce 910
Úmrtí v roce 960
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Bitcoin Rallies Following The ₿ Word Conference ft. Elon Musk, Cathie Wood, Jack Dorsey, and More
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The B Word conversation with Elon, Cathie, and Jack was a gathering of fantastically talented, diverse, forward-thinking, pro-ESG, creative, and economically grounded minds. It was intensely interesting from many angles and engaged each of them from their different expert perspectives. Elon Musk announces personal and Space X crypto holdings. Cathie Wood clears up some misconceptions around BTC and backs her points with solid economic principles and experiential learnings. Jack Dorsey speaks to his socially and environmentally conscious BTC objectives for Square and Twitter, beliefs, and vision for this historically unmatched form of value exchange. Despite what the markets are showing us presently &quotthe Internets native currency" continues to grow and adapt, illuminating emerging fundamental benefits. Great thinkers like this are helping to amplify Bitcoins growth and benefit to humanity, by exploring these creative and innovative ideas to make it more sustainable and productive.
Elons flat humor persists throughout the conversation, but he is quite clear about his support for, and obvious commitment to many root positive aspects of decentralized value exchange. Our very favorite statement in this interview comes from Elon when he tried to clear the air saying, "I might pump, but I dont dump". This expression seemed a responsible acknowledgment of his crypto common sense and his important influence on crypto price swings. He reinforced his personal and business interests in crypto, and how influencing the price negatively makes no sense for him. He identifies the possible role that Teslas solar division can play in the renewable future of crypto mining, a pretty obvious interest, and motivation.
Elon explains how his retraction of Tesla accepting Bitcoin was related to the sudden surge in cryptos popularity and price caused by his prior announcements surrounding accepting it. Recognizing that a sudden surge in mining transactions could not be solely supported by existing renewables powering the Bitcoin network, and how that fact reflected on a company whose main goal is a cleaner future. With Chinas help, Bitcoin is now above Elons acceptance levels, and he stated that Tesla was conducting &quota little more diligence" in investigating before they would &quotmost likely" again accept Bitcoin transactions. All good news and sentiment from Elon.
Cathie Wood is a credible crypto hero that we appreciate a great deal. She is engaging and intelligent, citing Bitcoin economic principles and core strengths in a way that can make sense to anyone. During this conversation Cathie directs Elons attention to the positive influence Bitcoin is having on innovation in, and adoption of renewables. Also interesting is Cathies recognition that the energy used for Bitcoin production will be more efficient when compared to the energy used by the traditional financial services sector, or traditional gold mining facilities, two worthy comparisons. She comments that in her experience many people in Bitcoin development are extremely committed, and have a superior understanding of economics and economic history, a fact that gives her great comfort.
Jack Dorsey comes in to remind us all that Bitcoin is a problem-solving technological innovation that is well worthy of our energy investment, an important point to remember. Jack seems focused on exploring the limits of energy efficiencies, commenting on wasted energy and untapped energy. He referenced an example of capping methane flares from oil production to run mining rigs, neato. These are the innovative ideas that will become solutions as renewable research and adoption become increasingly powered by the profit motivations behind Bitcoin mining. Jack spoke about Square wallet projects and user benefits, insinuating that further crypto adoption news could be on the horizon for Twitter.
In summary, the interview denounced and addressed many misunderstandings about Bitcoin. It spoke to many of the factors that make bitcoin such a great direction for us all to go in. The interview was insightful, news breaking, and could give the crypto market the sentiment change it so desperately needs right now. All via the statement and recognition of obvious Bitcoin truths & potential rollout benefits.
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4 of the Best Crypto Apps to Check Out in 2023
The crypto scene is replete with useful apps, some of which are good for trading and investment, others for earning rewards, and yet more for keeping up to date with the latest news on market movements.
We've compiled this list of top app options for anyone who wants to get more out of their interest in crypto in 2023, but doesn't know where to start.
In terms of pure accessibility, Coinbase remains the most appealing crypto-focused app. It doesn't intimidate newcomers with a complex interface, but instead ushers them into buying and selling crypto assets with a user-friendly design, while still offering ample resources for those who want to take things further.
And of course because there are lots of other exchanges out there, this competition means that Coinbase is one of many platforms that wants to incentivise new customer sign-ups with bonuses. You can find referral-based incentives for this app and many others on Cryptocurrency Codes, and get a bit of a boost at the start of your trading journey.
With apps for Android and iOS, it's well worth having the official FT offering installed on your device of choice, whether you're only interested in crypto or you've got a broader investment portfolio that you want to stay on top of.
The coverage offered by this venerable publication is of an unquestionably high quality, and the app also provides alerts for breaking stories which lets you stay ahead of the curve regarding market movements.
With millions of users worldwide, a variety of currencies and assets supported, and the potential to buy, earn, exchange and even borrow crypto, there are more than a few reasons for Nexo being so popular.
As you'd expect, there are also juicy incentives for those who start using the platform and then invite others over to join them, such as the promise of earning interest on funds deposited by those you refer.
Another long standing name on the crypto scene, Binance is still as relevant in 2023 as it has been over the past few years. And many prefer its app because of the in-depth trading options it offers when compared with the competition.
It's especially well suited to those who are compelled by the altcoin opportunities that are out there. So if you're already absorbing lots of tips and advice from crypto YouTubers, and you want to take what you've learned and put it into practice, this is the app that will assist you in your aims.
The Issue Of Centralized Exchanges
It would be remiss of us not to briefly touch on the conundrum of centralization which has ironically afflicted certain crypto exchanges in recent months.
Scandals such as the collapse of FTX show that contrary to the founding principles of the crypto movement, exchanges themselves are eager to get investors to put all their eggs in one basket. This in turn creates the possibility for catastrophes afflicting one entity to impact millions of users in a major way.
So ultimately the point to make about crypto apps is that you don't have to just pick one and stick to it. In fact it pays to take advantage of the aforementioned referral codes and incentives from several different exchanges, as well as to keep your ear to the ground from as many news outlets as possible, so that you've got a more rounded picture of the state of play right now.
Senator Wendy Rogers Wants To Make Bitcoin Legal Tender In Arizona
Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers has introduced numerous crypto-related bills in the past, with the most recent one being to make Bitcoin (BTC) legal tender in the state. This marks a new trend in the United States wherein many government officials have realized that, despite their best efforts to curb the booming industry, crypto and its associated components (NFTs, blockchain, the metaverse, and so on) are not going anywhere.
The right-wing senator tweeted that she has already launched her crypto bills and that her state senate Republican colleagues Jeff Weninger and J.D. Mesnard have also co-sponsored the bills, one which seeks to make the flagship crypto legal tender.
According to the bill, Bitcoin is defined as a fully decentralized, P2P virtual currency in which a record of transactions has to be maintained at all times through the blockchain and that new units of this digital currency are generated via the computational solution of mathematical problems. The bill also clarified that Bitcoin operates independently of any central bank, intermediary, or third party.
Another bill would permit state agencies to enter into a deal with a crypto issuer to offer a viable procedure of accepting cryptocurrencies as payment for various purposes such as civil penalties, fines, charges, rates, rent, taxes, revenue, special assessments, and any other financial obligation.
In 2022, Rogers had introduced a similar bill in Arizona to make BTC legal tender, however she was denied. She would later tweet that centralized digital money controlled by central bankers is equivalent to financial slavery, and that a truly decentralized currency, like Bitcoin, is synonymous with liberty, the very basis upon which the country was built.
Bitcoin becoming mainstream?
Despite a tumultuous year for crypto in 2022, which saw many incidents like the collapse of Terra and FTX, interest in crypto and crypto-related products has only continued to increase. Many major names in several industries like Emirates, Samsung, JPMorgan, Microsoft, Starbucks, and more have expressed interest in either crypto or the underlying technology behind it and its related components.
El Salvador became the inaugural nation to accept Bitcoin as legal tender alongside the United States Dollar in September 2021. Since then, the country has bought thousands of BTC for its treasury, led by pro-crypto president Nayib Bukele who also announced in November that El Salvador is buying Bitcoin on a daily basis and that the country will be using geothermal energy to power Bitcoin City.
Porsche NFT Policies Lead To Confusion As 911 Inspired Tokens Fail To Sell Out
It has been a difficult time for Porsche as its initial NFT drop of model 911 vehicle-inspired tokens failed to sell out. The digital assets did not achieve the aforementioned goal mainly because the initial mint price of 0.911 ETH combined with the lack of a clear roadmap turned off many investors.
Most recently, Porsche established a precedent in the NFT sector by including a 14-day return period in the terms of its debut collection.
Notwithstanding the fact that consumer laws have been in effect for EU and UK customers since before NFTs were invented, the idea that users can return an NFT for the full amount they paid, even if the floor price has dropped to zero, has understandably sparked outrage on social media.
The distance selling regulations, as they are being called, cover digital goods and downloads such as books as well as in-game purchases. Consumer rights for NFT buyers and sellers, like much of crypto, are murky. If it is upheld, this legal aspect could prevent projects from pulling the rug out from under unexpecting buyers.
Bitcoin Is The Best Performing Asset In The World According To Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs has reportedly ranked Bitcoin as the best-performing asset year to date, ahead of gold, the US Treasury, and the S&ampP 500.
There is some truth to this assessment, as Bitcoin has managed to outperformed several major financial institutions in the traditional market, while maintaining a risk-adjusted return of 3.1. Typically, the higher this ratio, the better the currrency, stock, or investment in terms of risk-adjusted returns.
On shorter timescales, Bitcoin continues its pursuit to reclaim lost ground. The flagship cryptp is slowly but surely attempting to break above the $23,800 resistance level. In search of bullish momentum, Bitcoin appears to be making a healthy pullback below the resistance line.
Notwithstanding recent crises in the crypto sector including the collapse of Terra and FTX, the market has nevertheless noticed a gradual return of investors and traders on various crypto exchanges as of late.
Meanwhile, interest in not just crypto but other technologies such as NFTs, the metaverse, and particularly AI continues to skyrocket especially with the recent introduction of ChatGPT.
Ethereum Developers Finalize Shadow Fork For Shanghai Upgrade
The Shanghai upgrade has successfully been shadow forked by developers for the purposes of testing it on an iteration of the main Ethereum network.&nbspThe upgrade test occurred at approximately 5:30 AM Eastern Time.
Essentially, a shadow fork refers to a test version of the mainnet that allows developers to determine whether a piece of code from the proposed upgrade would even work properly on the actual blockchain.
According to Marius Van Der Wijden, a Geth developer, there were a few minor technical issues with the nodes on Ethereum which utilize Geth clients after the fork. Developers have since been able to resolve the issues, and all nodes are now in agreement. Van Der Wijden added that they will conduct additional testing to guarantee that everything works properly.
Moreover, through Shanghai, withdrawals will reportedly be enabled on the mainnet in March, allowing users to access their staked coins which were rendered temporarily inaccessible during the the Merge transition last year. Also, whereas withdrawals shall be the main feature, developers have completed various other improvements directed at optimizing gas costs for specific activities.
Over 30K Scholarships To Be Provided By Binance Charity In 2023
Binance Charity, the charitable branch of the biggest crypto exchange in the world, plans to provide over 30,000 scholarships to students interested in pursuing a career in Web3 this year. Binance Charity will also benefit from the popular non-profit blockchain education portal, Binance Academy.
The BCSP (Binance Charity Scholar Program) will therefore offer free Web3 education and training courses in 2023, allowing tech-savvy students to upskill without incurring any unnecessary financial costs. More than 82,000 applicants have expressed an interest in wanting to be a part of the next BCSP cohort, which roughly equates to a 37% acceptance rate.
Many institutions are also already interested, with University of Western Australia, University of Nicosia in Cyprus, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management in Germany, and Nigerian-based technology hub Utiva among those involved in the program.
Additionally, Binance Charity stated that they collaborated with Ukraine-based departments to retrain Ukrainians who might have lost their jobs as a result of the war with Russia. Meanwhile, a collaboration with Women In Tech will aim to train approximately 3,000 women in rural South Africa and Brazil in order to support future female entrepreneurs and boost the local economies.
Stargate Finance Deploys On Metis Andromeda As New Partnership Gets Announced
Stargate Finance, a completely composable liquidity transport protocol, recently announced their deployment on Metis Andromeda, an organization dedicated to constructing a resilient and fully decentralized Layer 2 infrastructure to empower the Web3 economy.
What should we expect?
The integration marks the first instance of Stargate becoming involved with blockchain expansion outside of the LayerZero ecosystem, thereby enabling an omni-chain bridge using LayerZero technology. The expansion shall therefore allow projects to use Stargate for the purposes of realizing their cross-chain as well as omni-chain goals.
In a nutshell, the expansion to Metis will utilize LayerZero technology to give projects more flexibility in managing their treasury, funds, and yield techniques. Moreover, the collaboration aims to make crypto increasingly accessible to end users while simultaneously accelerating mainstream adoption.
The Metis team is pleased to welcome Stargate into the Metis Ecosystem, said CEO and Co-Founder Elena Sinelnikova, who further indicated that Web3 represents both community and decentralization, two crucial aspects which must start with infrastructure before anything else. Metis is confident that the collaboration with Stargate will serve as a significant step toward removing barriers between blockchains and ushering in a more decentralized and multi-chain economy.
The fragmented nature of blockchains prevents users from properly leveraging the potential of decentralization. Theoretically, network composability solves this problem by allowing blockchains to seamlessly communicate with one another. To date, however, cross-chain bridging has posed as much risk as reward, with over $2.5 billion stolen from cross-chain bridges in the last two years alone.
To make matters worse, it was recently discovered that about 50% of DeFi exploits take place on cross-chain bridges. LayerZero improves cross-chain composability by enabling developers to construct richer and more user-friendly applications by providing easy and safe messaging capabilities across various blockchains.
Where does the new partnership fit in?
LayerZero will act as the inaugural trustless omnichain interoperability protocol designed for lightweight cross-chain messaging, enabling developers to launch inter-chain applications such as cross-chain decentralized exchanges, lending protocols, and yield aggregators without the use of middle-chain bridges.
Furthermore, by being a fully composable native asset bridge, native cross-chain transfers in a single transaction are also made possible. The collaboration thus provides Metis users with a more efficient market alongside the ability to vastly benefit from DeFi across multiple ChainZero-supported chains.
Lastly, Metis and Stargate intend to continue working together in the future, as Stargate will initially support USDT for Metis across Avalanche, BNB Chain, and Ethereum, although there are plans of further expansion down the line.
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Decided Upon By Crypto Lending Unit Of Genesis
Genesis Global Holdco LLC has reportedly filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. This is also the parent company of notable crypto lender Genesis Global Capital. Additionally, the company recently announced that it would be laying off 30% of its workforce, reducing it to 145 employees.
Genesis Global Holdco LLC, Genesis Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd, and Genesis Global Capital LLC filed three voluntary petitions with the bankruptcy court. All three are owned by Digital Currency Group. As of this moment, Genesis has requested that the cases be handled jointly to simplify the entire process.
Genesis Global Capital was estimated to have over 100,000 creditors and between $1 billion and $10 billion in assets and liabilities in its filing. It is also anticipated that sufficient funds would be left over after the restructuring process to pay unsecured creditors, a group which may very well be wiped out in bankruptcy cases should the situation prove to be catastrophic.
In the past, Genesis Global Capital had no choice but to suspend customer withdrawals shortly after FTX filed for bankruptcy last November, adversely affecting customers of a yield product that was offered by the Gemini crypto exchange.
3 Interesting Blockchain Project Ideas For Beginners
Starting up a blockchain project can be daunting if youre a newcomer, but that doesnt mean it has to be completely out of reach. The key is to pick an approach thats intriguing and not too taxing to take up.
To give you a bit of inspiration, here are a few examples of projects that might mesh well with anyone taking their first steps into blockchain development.
Make A Voting Tool Powered By The Blockchain
Voting is an important part of democracy, but it can be vulnerable to tampering and fraud. Thats why using blockchain technology to power voting systems could offer much-needed security and transparency.
You could create an online voting system that would use the decentralized ledger technology to store votes securely without any third-party interference or manipulation, and use it within your business or organization. Simply try to:
Use cryptographic hashing functions such as SHA256 or RIPEMD160 for authentication purposes
Create smart contracts with Solidity or other programming languages
Build consensus mechanisms like Proof of Stake (PoS) and Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (PBFT) algorithms
Research various techniques used in digital ballot boxes such as zero knowledge proofs and homomorphic encryption
Build An App To Process Charitable Donations
Charitable donations play an important role both nationally and internationally however there are still issues surrounding trustworthiness when it comes to organizations handling these funds responsibly. This is where the power of distributed ledger technologies comes into play.
&nbspWith a background in programming languages like JavaScript, Python or Ruby on Rails, you could build an app powered by the Ethereum network that processes donations directly from donors&nbspwallets with complete transparency over how those funds are being used by charities through detailed reports generated from smart contracts written on top of its platform.
Working on ideas like this is a great way to become a skilled blockchain developer, especially if youve already got a grounding in other software development skills. Just remember to:
Design user friendly interfaces so non tech savvy users can easily interact with your app
Utilize secure payment gateways such as Stripe API or PayPal SDK
Implement ERC20 tokens which represent monetary value within its ecosystem
Try Out Blockchain-Based Web Hosting
Web hosting is one industry which has been ripe for disruption thanks to the decentralized nature of blockchain technology. With a little bit of knowledge in web development, and training in crypto, you could create an efficient web hosting platform that would offer users more control over their websites and data.
This way, businesses could save on hosting costs while still having reliable access to their website content without relying on third-party services. Why not:
Design a secure storage system for files using technologies like InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) or Swarm
Implement consensus protocols such as Ethereums Proof-of-Work algorithm
Develop smart contracts which can automate various processes related to domain registration, renewal fees etc
Enable payment processing through cryptocurrency gateways
It should go without saying, but beginners in blockchain development will be better off if they aren't total newcomers to tinkering with coding in other contexts. This will make the aforementioned projects much simpler to embrace.
New Stablecoin Backed By Gold To Be Launched Via Russia And Iran Collaboration
The Central Bank of Iran is reportedly collaborating with the Russian government to launch a new cryptocurrency backed by gold. The goal of the partnership is to develop a token of the Persian Gulf region which can be used as a reliable payment method for the purposes of international trade.
As per Alexander Brazhnikov, Executive Director of the Russian Association of Crypto Industry and Blockchain, the token will be issued in the form of a stablecoin that is backed by gold that also seeks to replace fiat currencies such as the US dollar, Russian Ruble, and Iranian Rial in cross-border transactions.
According to various reports, the new crypto would operate in an Astrakhan special economic zone, where Russia has already begun to accept Iranian cargo shipments.
Furthermore, Russian lawmaker Anton Tkachev emphasized that a joint stablecoin project would be feasible only after the digital asset market in Russia becomes fully regulated. After much back and forth, Russia has apparently promised to begin regulating cryptocurrency transactions this year.
Russia and Iran are two of several nations which have prohibited their citizens from using cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and stablecoins like Tether to make payments. Simultaneously though, these two have also been working to adopt crypto as a tool for foreign trade.
Crypto Education On The Rise As Market Begins Slow Road To Recovery
Educational adoption of Bitcoin and crypto-related courses has been steadily increasing alongside a gradually recovering market, with Texas A&ampM becoming the latest institution in the U.S to offer a Bitcoin course to its student body of over 74,000.
The announcement was made on January 13th by Associate Professor Korok Ray of the Mays Business School, who will teach the Bitcoin Protocol course to students in the College of Engineering and Mays Business School when the Spring Semester begins on January 17th.
According to crypto researcher Josh Cowell, a lack of high-quality crypto education is a key barrier in taking adoption to the next level. Having the right educational resources can hence certainly improve overall financial literacy, he said.
As such, the legal and regulatory implications of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies are now being taught at several universities and colleges in the United States.
Professor Thomas Hook from Boston University recently announced that the law school now offers a course about crypto regulation course for students who have an interest in understanding how crypto-oriented lawyers and companies may best navigate regulatory uncertainties as they look to bring their products and services to market.
ZK Proof Experiment Successful On ISS Thanks To Cryptosat And DoraHacks Collaboration
In a collaboration between crypto-satellite developer Cryptosat and global hackathon organizer DoraHacks, the first successful experiment to launch a ZK (Zero-Knowledge) proof system in space recently occurred onboard the International Space Station (ISS).
According to DoraHacks and Cryptosat, the experiment performed onboard the ISS showcased the capability of a satellite-based computation environment to successfully perform part of the trusted setup process required to use a ZK proof protocol.
According to Cryptosat, which is attempting to launch a constellation of cubesats into orbit and build out its satellite fleet, the success of the ZK proof experiment is a crucial component in demonstrating the efficacy of space-bound computational environments.
The procedure entailed sending pre-uploaded open source programs to the ISS through a secure link in order to generate a string file for the ZK proof-based voting program. Cryptosat has also already launched two mug-sized satellites, Crypto1 and Crypto2, the latter of which is currently being tested.

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Q: How much would storage space increase when enabling system-versioned table in SQL Server? I want to enable a system versioning for some table in SQL Server. As I understand, the new history table would be created with the same values as current tables, plus I create two new datetime2 columns. Am I right that just enabling system versioning at least doubles the storage space?

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As I understand, the new history table would be created with the
same values as current tables, plus I create two new datetime2
columns. Am I right that just enabling system versioning at least
doubles the storage space?

No.
The history table contains non current versions of rows so it is empty until you start deleting or updating rows in the main table.
So storage space will increase by whatever factor the addition of the two new datetime2 columns makes to row width and then depend on your rate of updates and deletes that invalidate existing row versions and cause rows to be stored in the history table.
NB: By default, the history table is PAGE compressed. You might also create it a clustered columnstore to achieve potentially greater levels of compression.

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20 Flattering Bridal Earrings for Every Face Shape!
Jewelry is undoubtedly one of the most important parts of your bridal look, and nothing lights up your face more than a pair of glamorous earrings! Earrings not only help to frame your face and express your style, they will also be seen in most of your wedding day photos! Don't get overwhelmed by the studs, chandeliers, drops, and all the different options out there, the key is to figure out what complements your face shape! Read on to discover what's best for you, and find your favorite pick from our collections below!
The goal is to elongate your face and make your appear thinner with a slim, dangly pair. Narrower styles work best; avoid round designs and studs.
The focus is to balance the jawline. Try designs that are wider than they are long (especially wider at the bottom than the top) to even a narrow jaw, or styles with circular details to soften your chin.
The goal is to soften your angular shape and strong jaws with smooth, round, or curved designs. You can also try big, statement pieces, or cascading teardrop to create the wow-factor! Avoid anything square or diamond-shaped that might enhance sharp edges.
The goal is to widen the face and add more volume with a wider pair of earrings, from studs to short bulky drops, will do.
The goal is to balance out the angles with designs. Avoid earrings that have the same shape as your face (wider at the top or middle, and more narrow at the bottom). Try delicate drops, studs, chandelier earrings with wider base, or shorter pieces.


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Tempe USG president candidate Allison Sorgeloos (center), vice president of services candidate Logan Miller (right) and vice president of policy candidate John Gimenez (left) pose for a photo in Phoenix, Arizona, on Wednesday, March 21, 2018.
Recap of the Q&A session with USGT's candidates from The State Press on Vimeo.
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Q: Not sure how to incorporate this into my code My code is supposed to spit out this format: 'Last Name, First Name M.I.'
BUT... If the middle initial is just a single letter (e.g. name = "Bala X Krish"), it should NOT put a period after the M.I. (should return "Krish, Bala X").
Right now, my code is returning 'Krish, Bala X.'
How can I fix it so that only during this specific instance of a single-letter M.I., the end period is NOT added?
def modify(name):
    """
    name is a string with zero or more spaces
    with one space between each "word"
    return string "last, first MI. MI. MI. ..."
    where MI is middle initial
    """
    NameLst = name.split()

    MiddleNames = NameLst[1:-1]

    initial = ""

    if " " not in name:
        return name
    elif name.count(" ") == 1:
        return NameLst[-1] + ", " + NameLst[0]
    else:
        MiddleNameCount = len(MiddleNames)
        for MiddleName in MiddleNames:
            Keep = MiddleName[0] + "."
            if MiddleNameCount == 1:
                    initial = initial + Keep + " "
            elif MiddleNameCount > 1:
                    if MiddleName[0:-2]:
                        initial = initial + Keep + " "
                    elif MiddleName[-1]:
                        initial = initial + Keep
        x = NameLst[-1] + ", " + NameLst[0] + " " + initial
        return x[0:-1]

A: Your code is way to complicate for this task.
You can simply itterate over the middleNames and check their length:
def modify(name):
    """
    name is a string with zero or more spaces
    with one space between each "word"
    return string "last, first MI. MI. MI. ..."
    where MI is middle initial
    """
    nameLst = name.split()
    if len(nameLst) < 2:
        return name

    middleNames = nameLst[1:-1]

    initial = f"{nameLst[-1]}, {nameLst[0]}"

    for i in middleNames:
        initial += f" {i[0]}"
        if len(i) != 1: initial += '.'

    return initial

Please remeber that the use of f-Strings (f"") for formatting is only available in python 3.6+, so you may want to use .format() depending on the environment.

A: A simple fix would be to change this line:
Keep = MiddleName[0] + "."

to this:
Keep = MiddleName[0]
if len(MiddleName) > 1: Keep += "."

A: I have edited your code and made it way shorted to achieve your desired result in a clean and minimal way. Hope this helps.
def handle_middle_name(name):
    if len(name.split()) == 3:

        first, middle, last = name.split()[0], name.split()[1], name.split()[-1]
        formatted_name = f"{last}, {first} {middle[0] + '.' if len(middle) > 1 else middle[0]}"

        return formatted_name

    else:
        return "Your name doesn't have a middle name"

name = input("Enter your full name (including middle name): ")
print(handle_middle_name(name))


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Title Laboratory decontamination and destruction of aflatoxins B1, B2, G1, G2 in laboratory wastes.
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Abstract In descriptions of 4 methods, sodium hypochlorite or potassium permanganate methods are used for the destruction of aflatoxins in non-specific laboratory wastes, ammonia for animal feed and litter waste, and quicklime for carcass waste. Nomenclature and chemical and physical data for aflatoxins B1, B2, G1, G2, and some of their metabolites and degradation products are provided in an appendix.
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The Process Theatre strives to educate, enlighten, and enhance the community through new and established works. Artistic Director DeWayne Morgan and our resident artists are thrilled to celebrate more than ten years of producing, as we continue to introduce new voices and big ideas to Atlanta audiences. The Process Theatre Co. is proud to be a resident company at OnStage Atlanta, one of the city's longest-running theatrical companies.
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Written by Topher Payne
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It's 1932, and tobacco heir Smith Reynolds has returned from New York to his family's Winston-Salem estate with a surprise souvenir: a wife. A party is thrown to introduce the newlyweds to society, but it's flat-out ruined when the groom turns up dead. The guests are gathered to reconstruct the evening's events for a beleaguered County Solicitor, but they fail spectacularly, which shouldn't be a surprise.
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Q: SQL User Defined Variables as an SQL Query I'm trying to create a dynamic html table that is comprised of data from 2 tables in an sql database. One table in the db will hold model names, user's ratings of those models, and their IP address to limit ratings per IP. The other table will hold information about the models, such as age, location, etc. To do this I was thinking on using an inner join so that the ratings from table1 match up with the correct person(s) info from table2. I'm pretty new to all of this, but from what I've read it does not seem like I would be able to have an sql user defined variable as a query. Since the table which holds the ratings will have multiple entries for each model with different ratings, I am trying to work it out so that the rating which shows in my html table will be the avg rating for that model. My first question is just to confirm that SQL User Defined Variables cannot be an SQL query? If not, what other method could I use to have sort of a query inside of an inner join query?
This works, but not exactly what I want:
$query = "SELECT table2.Rating, table2.Model, table1.Age, table1.Country
                        FROM table1
                        INNER JOIN table2
                        ON table2.Model= table1.Model
                        ORDER BY table2.Rating DESC
                        LIMIT 5";

$query5 = mysqli_query($link, $query);

echo "

Rating
Name
Age
Country

";

while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($query5))
  {
  echo "
";
  echo "" . $row['Rating'] . "	";
  echo "" . $row['Name'] . "	";
  echo "" . $row['Age'] . "	";
  echo "" . $row['Country'] . "	";
  echo "
";
  }
echo "
";

I'd like for 'Model' in the inner join above to actually be DISTINCT, like this:
$query = "SELECT DISTINCT Model FROM Table2";

    $run = mysqli_query($link, $query);

And for 'Rating' to be AVG('Rating') like this:
$query = 'SELECT AVG(Rating) FROM Table2';

$quit = mysqli_query($link, $query);

            $run = mysqli_fetch_array($quit);

A: It looks like you want to use a summary of the raw table2, like so:
 SELECT Model, AVG(Rating)
   FROM table2
  GROUP BY Model

If I understand your table structure adequately, that gives you a result set containing each model and its average rating.  So now you use that in your main query, in place of your raw table2. It works like this:
SELECT a.Rating,
       a.Model,
       table1.Age, table1.Country
  FROM table1
 INNER JOIN (
            SELECT Model,
                   AVG(Rating) AS Rating
             FROM table2
            GROUP BY Model

            ) AS a ON a.Model= table1.Model
 ORDER BY a.Rating DESC
 LIMIT 5

The trick here is to put the Structured in Structured Query Language by realizing that you can use a virtual table, also known as a subquery, anyplace you can use a table.


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by Leon Yang
Early rays of sunlight illuminate the room. There is light chattering and the sound of pages turning as students peruse various publications, searching for inspiration. Students concentrate on their individual projects, each unique in design.
Jewelry/Metals may seem like just any ordinary art class. However, the class provides a unique outlet through which students pursue their individual projects.
Sophomore Isabel Cole said that she believes the jewelry making class is different from other art classes because of this liberty.
"Unlike other art classes, where you might have a specific assignment, you can just really interpret it as you want to," Cole said.
This freedom of interpretation is captured in the assignments given to students, according to Cole. They are able to express themselves without any restrictions on their art.
Students can be as creative as they want with their pieces. Above are some miniature umbrella pendants in process.
According to Cole, students had to pick two spices from a bag for their current assignment.
"I got cinnamon and turmeric. And then we have to make a jewelry piece that has been inspired by the spice," Cole said.
According to Cole, students first create sketches from their inspirations. Once they become content with certain sketches, they can gather materials and begin the process of actually constructing their pieces. The process of construction can include sawing or soldering, which is a process of connecting two pieces of metal with a metal alloy under the intense heat of a torch.
Elizabeth Brennan has taught Jewelry/Metals for eight years and currently teaches two different sections of the course. She stresses the importance of students developing their own ideas.
"The assignments usually are around some sort of question that I want the students to grapple with," Brennan said. "And hopefully, if I plan assignments that are open-ended enough, and if I have 15 kids in the class, I have 15 really unique solutions."
According to Brennan, it is important for students to bring their personal knowledge to class in order to create unique products.
"You come to the class with your experience, and another student comes with a different experience and hopefully because of that, it'll be reflected in the work," Brennan said.
There are also many ways for the students to gain inspiration for the class. According to Cole, a student can go on a walk or visit an art exhibit.
Junior Lily Harris is currently working on a miniature bike with wheels that spin, and said she is glad she gets to take different approaches to the assigned projects.
"I just love that creativity that's involved with jewelry, and Ms. Brennan gives you projects that let you express the full capacity," Harris said.
According to Brennan, her students should also not worry too much about the end product.
"They have to be willing to take risks," Brennan said, "They have to be curious."
Leon Yang can be contacted at [email protected]
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How Left Wing TV writers won an election for Margaret Thatcher, the godmother of UK alternative comedy
The new ITV series Newzoids starts tonight. A satirical programme about politicians, performed by puppets. (Not too far removed from real life, then.)
"It sounds just like Spitting Image," I suggested yesterday to Dave Cohen, who is one of the writers on Newzoids. Dave is also the man who originally created the oft-used saying Comedy is the new rock 'n' roll.
"W-e-e-e-e-l-l," said Dave, "That's the first thing people compare it to."
"How far ahead is Newzoids recorded?" I asked.
Dave Cohen, the man behind television's political laughter
"Like Spitting Image," Dave said, "over a long period of time. I've been doing mainly songs for it. And the odd sketch.
"The songs have to be done quite a long time in advance.
"We were doing music at the start of the year – January/February.
"Most of the show has been made and I think they have a 2 or 3 minute window to add things."
"That's very dodgy during a General Election campaign," I suggested.
"Well," said Dave, "I'm surprised four episodes are going out before the election because, all the years I've worked on topical shows and at the BBC, there was always this absolute decree that you must be equally rude about everybody. But maybe, because it's ITV…"
"Spitting Image," I said, "transmitted an episode on Election night, but only immediately after the polls closed. Margaret Thatcher singing Tomorrow Belongs To Me…"
"That was actually from another episode," said Dave.
"But very effective," I said, ignoring my mistake.
"A lot of people," said Dave, "thought Spitting Image won the election for the Tories in 1992. Which was a paradox. Everybody who was writing for Spitting Image hated the Tories. I'd say most people who write and perform comedy in general are Left-ish or Left or very Left. The BBC are always moaning that they're desperate to get Right Wing people on quiz shows. I think I agree – and I am not Right Wing myself – but the trouble is finding them. There are not that many."
"You have scripted for Have I Got News For You," I prompted.
"God, yes," said Dave. "Over the years, I've written for William Hague, Robin Cook, Neil Kinnock – that was the worst one ever. He guest-hosted."
"Why was he a nightmare?" I asked.
"When you have some professional comedian like Jo Brand or Lee Mack hosting the show, they'll say OK, give that line to me; I'll do it my way, and you trust that. But, when Neil Kinnock says: It's OK. Don't worry. I'll sort it out… Apparently he wouldn't do any of the script in rehearsal either. I went to the recording and it was an absolute nightmare, really."
Neil Kinnock: Have I got a loser for you?
"Did he look good on transmission?" I asked. "I sat through one recording of Have I Got News For You and it was two-and-a-half hours of recording for a half-hour show."
"All I can say," said Dave, "is that Neil Kinnock looked relatively better in the half hour edit."
"Getting back," I said, "to Spitting Image – with Left-leaning writers influencing the result of the 1992 Election, which the Conservative Party won…"
"Well," said Dave, "there was all this slagging-off the Tories, as you'd expect but, when it came to Labour, there was maybe more anger because Labour were so crap – they were not criticising the poll tax or the Tory cuts and Neil Kinnock was being a bit useless. And that anger also seemed to hit a chord with voters who, even if they hated the Tories, thought: At least they're better than Labour."
"Well," I suggested, "on Spitting Image, Neil Kinnock's character was a floundering Welsh windbag. Margaret Thatcher was very strong in her male business suit. And Norman Tebbit in his leather jacket looked really aggressive – I guess he was supposed to be a devilish-type figure – but, as a result, he actually came across as a strong politician."
"Well," said Dave, "Johnny Speight created Alf Garnett (the central right wing character in Till Death Us Do Part) as a monster and the worse he made him the more loveable he became to the audience. People were saying: Oh, Alf Garnett? We love Alf Garnett! Alf Garnett for Prime Minister! That was another thing with Spitting Image – However hard they made Tebbit and Thatcher, people just went: Hahha! Look at the funny monsters!"
"I always," I said, "thought Alf Garnett was very complicated because, if you agreed with his views, you agreed with his views and the young git sitting on the sofa (his Left Wing son-in-law, played by Tony Booth, father of future Prime Minister Tony Blair's wife Cherie) was just some young idiot. There was nothing to change your existing views. And I always thought, in reality, Alf Garnett would have been a Labour voter: a real dyed-in-the-wool working class conservative-with-a-small-c Labour voter."
There is a clip of Till Death Us Do Part on YouTube.
"Well, this is an interesting area," said Dave. "There was this myth at the time that people who voted Labour could not be racists or sexists. And that's sort-of mostly true now but certainly, in my experience in my stand-up comedy years, there was then a lot of sexism on the circuit."
I said: "I think dyed-in-the-wool Labour voters over a certain age are very conservative with a small c."
"I think where Labour is losing votes to UKIP in this election," said Dave, "it's where those type of attitudes still persist. In cosmopolitan places like London and Manchester, even people who aren't satisfied with Labour are not going to UKIP whereas, in some of the places where things haven't changed so much and people are more dyed-in-the-wool and there are older people in older communities, they're the ones who are going to UKIP."
"Margaret Thatcher still divides people," I said.
"She was a brilliant politician," said Dave. "She did do all these amazing things like the Channel Tunnel, which brought us closer to Europe. She was the first person to say climate change is happening and we've got to do something about it. People forget the very pragmatic side to her. But…"
"You could almost be a fan," I laughed.
"I got utterly stitched-up by a Daily Telegraph journalist," said Dave. "When my book How To Be Averagely Successful at Comedy came out, he interviewed me and there's a chapter in my book in which I say that Margaret Thatcher probably did more to help alternative comedy than anyone else.
Godmother of British Comedy?
"Not just for the jokes but also by allowing people to be unemployed. She basically said: Unemployment is a price worth paying for getting rid of all our old manufacturing industries. So people of my era – I'm from Leeds but I was a journalist in South Wales – just moving to London, unemployed, only had to sign-on once a week, didn't have to go to Job Centres, were allowed to earn a certain amount of money every week and were still allowed to sign-on as long as we declared it. You still got your housing benefit and your dole money.
"The alternative comedy clubs were starting up and The Young Ones had become famous on TV and suddenly there were loads of clubs in London and not enough comedians to play them. I was doing 3 or 4 gigs a week and being paid £20 here, £30 there. All legit and all thanks to Margaret Thatcher.
"So this journalist gave me a nice plug for my book in the Daily Telegraph but said Dave Cohen says Margaret Thatcher had a fantastic sense of humour – I didn't say that at all!"
"People demonise her," I said.
"Well," said Dave. "I've been thinking more about how to deal with politicians, because the social media has become so polarised now – You HAVE to be one thing or another. But I think, really, you've got to engage seriously with people you disagree with. However much you disagree with people, you'll always find a few things you can agree on and that's where you have to start from, really."
The Immigrant Diaries are coming to the South Bank soon
"You told me," I said, "that you are in a storytelling show called Immigrant Diaries in two Fridays' time at the Purcell Room on the South Bank."
"Yes," said Dave. "I'll be telling the story of that fateful day in 1994 when a bunch of comedians got together when the (extreme right wing) BNP were doing very well in the Isle of Dogs – it's in my book too."
"I think everyone in Britain," I said, "is a bloody immigrant except a few people in Wales who speak Welsh and ironically don't want to be British. But then, go far enough back, everyone is an immigrant in every country."
"I am working," said Dave, "on a show for the Tricycle Theatre in Kilburn in July – a Muslim/Jewish comedy show. The fact that Jews and Muslims can get together to create a comedy show is considered quite a shocking thing by some people. The very idea they can have a dialogue! The auditions are happening next week."
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Tagged as Alf Garnett, Dave Cohen, General Election, Have I Got News For You, Johnny Speight, Margaret Thatcher, Neil Kinnock, Newzoids, politics comedy, satire, Spitting Image, Till Death Us Do Part, TV


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Start off by preparing the delicata squash by slicing it in half (long ways/ vertically) and removing all the seeds.
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Once the squash is cooked remove from the sheet pan and set aside to cool down until needed.
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Review: FINAL SPACE
An imaginative space adventure struggles to find balance between overdone humor and well executed melodrama
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Olan Rogers
Final Space is a new animated sci-fi action-comedy television show airing on TBS. The show is created by Olan Rogers with showrunning conducted by David Sacks, whose writing and producing resume runs from The Simpsons to Malcolm in the Middle. It's Executive Produced by Conan O'Brien with Animation Production from ShadowMachine and Jam Fill Ottawa.
The show, whose titillating trailer teased both fantastic looking and unexplainable sci-fi goodness as well as space opera, also features a head-scratching amount of banal humor. Going into the first two episodes was an exercise in discovering if a balance between these two aesthetic choices could be achieved. The result was less than stellar.
Final Space features a main character, Gary, voiced by creator Olan Rogers, who in the grand tradition of characters like Andy Dwyer, is essentially Too Dumb To Live. The problem with making this type of person the protagonist instead of an affable supporting character is that everything revolves around them. Their behavior, literally always at odds with whatever is happening around them, makes no sense in context. While this would work if the world they inhabited was as absurd as they were, or if anyone seemed to actually respond to the character instead of pretending they weren't talking to themselves constantly, Final Space early on defines the rest of the world outside of Gary as being fairly serious.
Gary, then, exists as almost a meta-commentary on the happenings of the show itself, except that meta-commentary consists entirely of dumb jokes and poorly written one-liners. He is most reminiscent of Sterling Archer from Archer, but where that show succeeded (for a time) in its level of humor, Final Space falls flat. Ultimately the problem with characters like Gary and Archer are that they work in the short term as comedic foils, but in the long run, any sense of drama or stakes or character never feels authentic. They inevitably rob any moment of buoyancy or drama with some quip that sucks the energy out of a scene or fills it up with too much. Half of his lines are delivered in an aggressive, shouting voice that seems to indicate the actor coming from the school of thought that Louder Is Funnier.
There's a part of the show in which this feels purposeful. We meet Gary at the end of a five-year long prison sentence (this is one of the show's many fun and engaging sci-fi ideas, where prisoners, instead of residing in penitentiaries, are sent solo out to the far reaches of the galaxy to fix deep space satellites on AI controlled ships) and it would be easy to explain his erratic behavior as a consequence of his captivity and isolation. Except it isn't. Because we also flashback to meeting Gary before he is arrested and he's the same person we meet at the end of his incarceration.
Along with that flashback, we're treated to the episodes being one long flashback to some unknown future date where Gary is slowly dying of oxygen deprivation while floating through the refuse of a giant battle. Besides being one of the most tired storytelling choices in media, starting this way, and having other flashbacks during the duration of the two 22 minute episodes, makes for a poorly paced pilot that feels unstructured.
I'm focusing on Gary because, compared to practically the entire rest of the show, he sticks out like a sore thumb. Which is why it's so interesting that it is the show's own creator who seems unable to reconcile his desire to write and portray Gary as a "lol this is teh random!" character with the clear level of love and detail worked into the rest of the universe. I can only ascribe this to Olan Rogers' roots as a YouTube star, which has lead rise to a legion of roughshod if sometimes fascinating work from a series of young artists. You would have hoped that the presence of comedy stalwarts like O'Brien being on board would help give the show focus, but that doesn't seem to be the case.1
The rest of the show mainly succeeds, even if it leans on many stalwart Sci-Fi tropes. The wry but monotone Ship's Computer (voiced by excellent voice acting veteran Tom Kenny), the beleaguered but brilliant commanding officer (voiced by Tika Sumpter, not really given much to do in these first two episodes), and the animal-like buddy who becomes a friend after first trying to kill the lead (Coty Galloway, giving a great turn as the Cat Alien Avocato). Also featured is Living MacGuffin Mooncake, the little floating green fellow visible in all the marketing. Mooncake, also voiced by Rogers, is a delightful, gurgling, destructive little fellow. I liked him a lot when he was Nibbler, on Futurama. I would be remiss in not mentioning that David Tennant (!!) shows up as a sadistic-but-tiny Lord Commander who makes up for his small stature with enormous psycho-kinetic abilities that seem to get more or less powerful depending on what needs to happen in each scene.
The Lord Commander is trying to track down Mooncake after the little "planet killer" ends up with Gary by chance. Gary fends off bounty hunters that come to retrieve the green alien and ends up beginning a galaxy-hopping adventure to stop a rift in space-time from destroying everything. Meanwhile, Avocato, originally one of the bounty hunters sent to retrieve Mooncake, is also trying to rescue his son from the Lord Commander, who has had the boy imprisoned for three years before we meet him, and meanwhile, Captain Quinn (Sumpter) is on Earth solving a mystery relating to space ship crashes. There's a lot of disparate narratives and backstory going on that don't really fit together with the main story we're presented with so far in the first two episodes.
On one level, this is fine. My least favorite thing about any sci-fi show is when it becomes overly concerned with explaining every detail of it's universe to us. To the characters living in the world, it should just be the world. There's no need to explain it. This is one of Final Space's strengths, as it never stops to explain to us how the warp drives work, or the story behind their version of the Galactic Federation or the Lord Commander's evil empire. It would be an even greater strength if every moment with Gary didn't feel interminable.
I will give credit to one scene which I think finds the right balance of Gary's ineptitude and level of humor. When he and Avocato go to a planet to track down one of Avocato's ex-allies, Gary is forced to put on a skin suit of a dead alien to fit in (humans, or "primates" are not welcome in many parts of the galaxy). Gary then happens upon the family of the alien's skin he is inhabiting, which leads to a rather horrific but hilarious scene of the children accidentally tearing their mother's old skin off of Gary's body. Later on, when Gary and Avocato are escaping the planet, they end up on the windshield of the families car. "David! Kids! It's me, your mother!" Gary cries desperately.
Final Space brings a large amount of potential to the table in it's universe and supporting characters. It seems unlikely that the show will change too much too much going forward, though, as much of the impetus for the production comes from Rogers' mind and his previous work (which consists largely of the loud, yelling, "random" style of humor evident in Gary's character). Despite that potential, without a significant retooling of it's lead the show may never find it's proper footing.
If you think I am being harsh on Rogers for the non-crime of being a YouTube celebrity, then also know that this is a guy who takes iconography from another piece of media, slaps a kitten's face on it, and sells it for $30.
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