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Blönduós is a town and municipality in the north of Iceland with a population of 895 in 2018. Like many towns and villages around Iceland, Blönduós didn't emerge as a village until the late 19th century.
One of Blönduós' main characteristics is that the town is split into two parts by the glacial river Blanda, for which it is named (Blöndu is an oblique case of Blanda). The old part of town (Icelandic: "gamli bærinn"), including many original houses from the late 19th and early 20th century, is located on the south side of the river.
Many of the local companies, the elementary school, supermarket, community center and sports facilities including a modern outdoor heated pool are located on the north side. On a hill above town is a church with striking architecture that is intended to resemble a volcanic crater.
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Make It Right: The Series - Rak ok doen (; titolo internazionale Make It Right: The Series) è una serie televisiva thailandese diretta da Rachyd Kusolkulsiri, adattamento dall'omonima graphic novel scritta da BADBOYZ. Di genere Boy Love, vede la formazione di diverse coppie omosessuali (e non) tra ragazzi del liceo.

La prima stagione è stata prodotta e trasmessa da Channel 9 MCOT HD dal 15 maggio al 31 luglio 2016; la seconda stagione viene invece realizzata e pubblicata da Line TV, che già aveva pubblicato la prima stagione in versione integrale poco dopo la trasmissione televisiva, dal 7 maggio al 5 agosto 2017.

Buona parte del cast si è riunito più volte in produzioni come War of High School - Songkhram hai sakhun, Sayam 13 chuamong (piena di easter egg su "Make It Right") ed Enough.

Nel 2019 Line TV ha prodotto Make It Live: On The Beach, spin off incentrato su Fuse e Tee.

Trama
Quando Fuse scopre che la sua ragazza Jean lo sta tradendo, afflitto emotivamente, va in un locale con degli amici e finisce per ubriacarsi fortemente. Lì incontra un vecchio amico, Tee, e tra i due sembra scattare la scintilla; quando quest'ultimo lo accompagna a casa i due finiscono a letto, iniziando ad innamorarsi di volta in volta.

Book e Frame sono compagni di classe di Fuse. I due casualmente una sera si incontrano tramite un'app d'incontri, finendo anche loro a letto e cominciando piano piano una relazione sentimentale.

Rodtang è un ragazzo che intraprende diverse attività scolastiche, tra cui il basket: proprio durante un allenamento s'innamora in un colpo di fulmine di Fuse; quando però scopre che è già fidanzato con una ragazza e innamorato di Tee, si sente incredibilmente giù, ma finirà per trovare il sostegno dell'amico Nine, che piano piano si trasformerà in risvolto romantico.

L'ultima coppia protagonista è formata da Lookmo e Yok; i due si conoscono quando il primo viene bruscamente lasciato dalla ragazza per convenienza, mentre Yok, con una madre che non accetta la sua omosessualità, ha dapprima avuto una cotta per un ragazzo che credeva potesse amarlo.

Personaggi e interpreti

Principali
 Fuse (stagioni 1-2), interpretato da Peemapol Panichtamrong "Peak".Afflitto dopo aver scoperto che la fidanzata Jean lo tradisce, comincia a piccoli passi a sviluppare una storia d'amore con un amico, Tee, senza però riuscire a lasciare la sua ragazza.
 Tee (stagioni 1-2), interpretato da Krittapak Udompanich "Boom".Da sempre amico di Fuse, in una sera in cui quest'ultimo è ubriaco tra i due scatta la scintilla e finiscono a letto, innamorandosi.
 Frame (stagioni 1-2), interpretato da Pawat Chittsawangdee "Ohm".Compagno di banco di Fuse, bisessuale e con la fama di donnaiolo. Quando tramite un'app di incontri gay casualmente finisce a letto con l'amico Book, tra i due comincia a svilupparsi una storia d'amore.
 Book (stagioni 1-2), interpretato da Sittiwat Imerbpathom "Toey".Reduce da una tormentata storia con un ragazzo prima e una svogliata con una ragazza poi, trova in Frame il suo vero amore.
 Rodtang (stagioni 1-2), interpretato da Boonyakorn Ratanaumnuayshai "Beam".Impegnato tra mille attività scolastiche, s'innamora a primo sguardo di Fuse, ma quando capisce che è già impegnato ci rimane male, finché non capisce di amare Nine.
 Nine (stagioni 1-2), interpretato da Manapat Techakumphu "Bonne" (stagione 1) e Kittiphong Lerganjanoi "Win" (stagione 2).Inizialmente infastidito da Rodtang, senza accorgersene lo prende sotto la sua ala protettiva e se ne innamora.
 Yok (stagioni 1-2), interpretato da Sutiwas Wongsamran "Aof".Migliore amico di Kritsana e dichiaratamente gay, motivo per il quale ha un pessimo rapporto con la madre, che cerca a tutti i costi di fargli conoscere ragazze.
 Lookmo "Mo" (stagione 2, ricorrente 1), interpretato da Vitchapol Somkid "Nice".Tra gli amici più stretti di Fuse, si dispera quando viene lasciato senza motivo dalla sua ragazza, per poi innamorarsi a prima vista di Yok.

Ricorrenti
 Wit (stagioni 1-2), interpretato da Rathavit Kijworalak "Plan".Compagno di classe di Fuse, Frame, Book e Lookmo, migliore amico di Ess. Appassionato di video porno, nella seconda stagione comincerà una storia con Lilly.
 Ess (stagioni 1-2), interpretato da Jirapun Nonthanee "Guy".Compagno di classe di Fuse, Frame, Book e Lookmo, migliore amico di Wit.
 Jean (stagioni 1-2), interpretata da Banyada Inthapuch "Tonson".Fidanzata storica di Fuse, ma in segreto lo tradisce.
 Dew (stagione 1), interpretato da Sarut Nawapraditkul "Mil".Primo ragazzo del quale Yok si innamora, conosciuto online.
 Fing (stagioni 1-2), interpretata da Chanchalerm Manasaporn "Proy".Sorella maggiore di Fuse, amica di Mook. Vende prodotti di bellezza online.
 Tan (stagione 1), interpretato da Witchawet Ua-ampon "Bright".Fratello di Tee, innamorato, ma non ricambiato, di Fing.
 Mook (stagione 1), interpretata da Rattaporn Sukpun "Praew".Amica di Fing, di cui è sempre stata innamorata.
 Kritsana/Christina (stagioni 1-2), interpretato da Thanamin Wongsakulpach "Cheewin".Migliore amico di Yok e dichiaratamente gay, che ha deciso di adottare fermamente il nome Kritsana.
 Madre di Yok (stagioni 1-2), interpretata da Preya Wongragreb "Mam".Fermamente contraria al fatto che il figlio sia gay, cerca sempre di forzarlo a stare con altre ragazze, inutilmente.
 Praew (stagioni 1-2), interpretata da Smon Chotivisit "Elyse" (stagione 1) e Karnyaphak Pongsak "Sakul" (stagione 2).Fidanzata storica di Lookmo, che d'improvviso lo lascia senza apparente motivo.
 Seed (stagione 2), interpretato da Nattapat Sakullerphasuk "Film".Amico d'infanzia di Tee, del quale è innamorato.
 Tern (stagione 2), interpretato da Kavinpat Thanahiransilp "Jo".Il primo fidanzato di Book.
 Pob (stagione 2), interpretato da Ratchata Pichetshote "MaxKy".Il nuovo fidanzato della madre di Tee, apertamente bisessuale.
 Fluke (stagione 2), interpretato da Sarun Naraprasertkul "Neng".Il ragazzo a cui Fing sta progetto dei nuovi interni per l'appartamento.
 Lilly (stagione 2), interpretata da Patnicha Kulasingh "Plai".Ragazza che s'innamora di Wit a prima vista.
 Copter (stagioni 1-2), interpretato da Tharathon Phumphothingam "Oat".Compagno di classe e amico di Tee.
 Champ (stagione 1), interpretato da Phiravich Attachitsataporn "Mean".Compagno di classe e amico di Tee.

Episodi

Colonna sonora
Nella seconda stagione diverse canzoni sono state cantate da uno o più membri del cast sotto il nome da gruppo "Music Camp Project".
 Achirawich Saliwattana - Cheua wah rak tae mee jing (sigla iniziale, prima stagione)
 Sheranut Yusanonda - Reuang meua keun (sigla finale, prima stagione)
 Cast della serie - Kwahm rak tung jet
 Endorphine - Yah tum hai fah pit wung
 INSTINCT - Thoe cha rak chan dai mai
 Tattoo Colour - Tur taung mee chun (You Need Me)
 Sittiwat Imerbpathom - Gaut mai dai
 Bedroom Audio - Krai kon nun
 Endorphine - Plaht
 Nakharin Kingsak - Kon mee sanay
 Klear - Ruk mai tong gahn welah
 Music Camp Project (Peak) - Kor krai suk kon (sigla iniziale, seconda stagione)
 Music Camp Project (Peak, Boom, Ohm e Toey) - Kaup koon na (sigla finale, seconda stagione - tranne ep. 13)
 Music Camp Project (Peak e Boom) - Mai yahk mee kwahm rak (sigla finale ep. 2x13)
 Pawat Chittsawangdee e Sittiwat Imerbpathom - Jub meu chun wai
 Boyd Kosiyabong e Kittiwat Saengpratheep - Nan's Song
 Apiwat Eurthavornsuk - Hai tai si pup pah

Home video
Nel 2016 la prima stagione è stata distribuita in Thailandia in un cofanetto DVD, in un'edizione a numero limitato, comprendente gli episodi integrali con audio in 5.1 e la possibilità di attivare i sottotitoli in inglese e cinese. Tra i contenuti extra un dietro le quinte e il concerto realizzato dai protagonisti.

Nel 2017 escono altri due cofanetti, sempre in DVD e a numero limitato. "Farewell Boxset SET A" contiene tutta la seconda stagione, anche qui audio 5.1 e sottotitoli inglesi e cinesi. Più numerosi gli extra, che comprendono artwork, poster, dietro le quinte, una spilla di Cosocomo e una maglietta della serie. "Farewell Boxset SET B" comprende invece entrambe le stagioni e tutti gli extra già menzionati.

Riconoscimenti
Kazz Awards
 2017 - Serie adolescenziale più popolare

Attitude Awards
 2018 - Candidatura Serie televisiva preferita dell'anno

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Fiction televisive con tematiche LGBT
Serie televisive basate su opere letterarie
Serie televisive ambientate a Bangkok
Tematiche LGBT nelle webserie

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Home Art Artists Quarantine With Their Art Collections
Artists Quarantine With Their Art Collections
Kenneth Cogley, "Butterflies (Solomon Islands, 1942-44)" (constructed: late 1950s), butterflies, cotton, glass, wood, hardware; 4 panels, each 24 x 12 inches (image courtesy Mike Slack)
AUTHOR'S NOTE: The protocols and other pressures of living in this perilous time continue to reshape the significance of once-familiar artworks. For this series of articles, I've asked artists who collect other artists' work to tell me about recent encounters with the images and objects they've been looking at for a while, and the unaccustomed meanings that have emerged. My questions are: In the context of rampant disease, do you look at your personal collection differently now, and which works in particular? Is there one that especially resonates with you at this weird, frightening moment? And does it take on new meaning?
Helen Rae, untitled (2018), colored pencil and graphite on paper, 24 x 18 inches (image courtesy of Pam Glick)
Pam Glick (Buffalo, New York): Helen Rae is an artist who draws with pencils and crayons from fashion magazines. She is so free in her drawing, that complex, surprising shapes emerge from her wanderings within the forms. When I first saw this work I marveled at its originality and spontaneous composition — the formal aspects of the piece. Now I see it as an image of dire emergency, a human in trouble, alone, and submerged.
Now there is a viral pandemic and a police state.
A female figure in a full architectural dress glows in shades of yellow and orange, colors of light and happiness, surrounded by undulating shards of blue. The dark mass of her hair morphs into a black grid resembling a skyscraper, shapes from a deluge of a city streaming with more dark grids of windows. The masterful linear shapes and strokes loosely define an underwater space. There is a lower leg and a foot and a face. The model faces us head-on, making full eye contact, yet there is neither struggle nor swimming. She stops drowning for a minute to pose? Maybe to be above it all, all-powerful, almighty, fearless. As viewers, we can make this happen. In our minds the same life power can look like dead sinking or romantic floating.
Or is she going to a watery grave — going under? To be able to inhale water is the equivalent of a flying dream, a superpower.
Now "I can't breathe" is a call to arms and a description of our collective anxiety, a physical attack. Breath and breathing are the core of being alive. Yet it may take a ventilator or a knee removed from one's throat.
Frauke Schlitz, "Eine Insel (An Island)" (2014), ink and watercolor on graph paper, 7 x 11 inches (image courtesy of Nikolai Ishchuk)
Nikolai Ishchuk (London, UK): The off-white walls of my West London flat are as unadorned as they were when I moved in 13 years ago. My personal art collection currently consists of only five pieces, ensconced heirloom-style in portfolio boxes interspersed within my archive of prints and negatives. These works will never blend into the background of my humdrum domestic life; every encounter with them is an encounter consciously sought.
I'm holding a drawing by Frauke Schlitz, whom I met in 2014 during the Art Omi residency in upstate New York. On a sheet of orange graph paper, a rectangle of dark wash sits toward the right edge like a misaligned overlay. Inside, an irregular gemstone-like shape with a translucent red-tinted core floats, veined with hesitant lines that radiate from an off-center horizontal axis. The nodes of the outer boundary shun the divisions of the background grid, and the contour is then oddly repeated in a thick stroke a shade denser than the containing field. Everything about this drawing is so endearingly askew that one wonders why it should have been made on graph paper in the first place. "'Eine Insel', für Nikolai" ("'An Island', for Nikolai"), reads the inscription on the back.
Similar to the way outlines of three adjoining sides can produce an appearance of a cube projecting outward or receding into an illusory depth, depending on one's cognitive disposition, I feel that Frauke's work pulls me in a different direction than before. Previously I'd see it as a form dreaming itself expanding, like a Christo island, ethereally augmented. These days I wonder if it's a form in retreat instead, its outer layers eroded, cracking under pressure and struggling to prop up a periphery that can no longer hold. Sometimes we're so overwhelmed in the present that it seems impossible to think a future beyond it – but the work of imagination must always continue. I put Frauke's drawing away, hoping that, when I retrieve it next, my perspective will flip again.
Found chair in the Colonial style (early 21st century), wood and black paint, 36 x 25 x 24 inches (photo by J. Garet, image courtesy J. Garet)
Jedd Garet (New York City): When looking at a twice-exposed photograph of the same image, moved only slightly, your brain wants to cling to one or the other of the exposures. The magic happens when you surrender and let both in. I don't know if this works by alternating quickly from one to the other, or an actual synthesis.
A couple years ago I moved into a loft in the financial district of Manhattan. It had the unusual quality of not having been remodeled. It had remained raw but for the minimal alterations necessary to make it inhabitable. One feature of this construction was a loft platform such as those so prevalent in the early days of industrial-space living. This platform was of interest to me only for its potential as an area for something theatrical…
A solitary chair was my solution to give the space a quality of occupation. A ghost, a relative, a shadow.
Then the unexpected: I fell in love, and after a lifetime of living alone, I decided to share my space with another human being.
When Covid-19 arrived and we locked ourselves in, the chair began to take on new meaning. It became an odd symbol of my independence, my stubbornness, and the chilling idea of how difficult and unpleasant quarantine would have been without him. The empty chair perched up in the air was becoming a metaphor for my arrogance and pride — more of a cautionary tale than a tableau of mood and mystery.
Now I must recognize both ideas emanating from the chair. I must make peace with its origins and its instruction.
Ann Craven, title and date unknown, watercolor on paper, 12 x 9 inches (image courtesy Avery Z. Nelson)
Avery Z. Nelson (Brooklyn, New York): During the winter of 2006, I was freshly out of undergrad and working the register of Utrecht in the East Village for $9.50 an hour. My friends and I had an unspoken game of trying to pack shipments as creatively (slowly) as possible because fuck exploitation, and we were really bored. One day Ann Craven walked into the store with a stack of 100 or so watercolors that she needed to get framed. Ann was one of my mentors in school, and I was thrilled to see her. Much to my surprise, she showed me the stack and told me to choose one.
Over the past four months I have returned to Craven's painting frequently. As I listened to the incessant sirens shriek death up First Avenue in April, I found serenity, beauty, and decay in Craven's flower. As I marched in the streets of Manhattan and Brooklyn during the mayor's bullshit curfew and police bulldozed into us, arrested us, beat us, and continued to do their daily job of terrorizing and murdering Black lives, I began to see the three flowers as a single flower in motion, either bleeding down into the earth or floating up into the sky — maybe both at once.
I've thought about getting Ann's watercolor properly framed, but as I've watched the rich get richer and most of my friends on unemployment redistribute as much as they can each month to those ineligible and more vulnerable, keeping the painting in the crappy Utrecht frame that I took it home in seems absolutely right.
Antonio Caro, "Colombia" (1976), silkscreen, 22 x 31 ½ inches; photo: Charley Friedman (image courtesy Charley Friedman)
Charley Friedman (Lincoln, Nebraska): In 2007, Antonio Caro gave my wife and me a signed serigraph of his legendary piece, "Colombia," during a family visit to Bogotá, Colombia. Caro is one of the most influential and respected artists in Latin America. Coming of age in the mid-1970s, he is somewhere between Beuys and Warhol in approach and style. The piece utilizes the most identifiable trope of Pop Art, appropriation. By substituting the ubiquitous Coca-Cola logo with "Colombia" on a flat red background, Caro illustrates the symbiotic and, perhaps, parasitic relationship between colonizer and colonized.
"Colombia" has a prime location in our living room between David Kramer and Carrie Skoczek. I glance at it every day while Nancy and I have coffee in the wee morning. Societies like Colombia's are bombarded through mind, body, and spirit by foreign products, from toothpaste to candy bars. Colombians are intimately aware that colonization continues to take place, as the products they are taught to desire and fetishize, often from world powers like the United States, have an enviable status over local, less costly versions.
Living through pandemic and political turmoil in Nebraska, the center of the country, I have realized that this artwork beautifully parallels my present reality. Lincoln is a moderately blue city in a sea of red. I am continually reminded how the material items I own, from my Subaru to my folksy straw hat, are ideological markers that make people stare with contempt or approval. Ultimately, "Colombia" is about manipulation: Willingly or unwittingly, we are coerced and seduced into a products ethos, affirming to others how we want to appear. In our country's polarized moment, it becomes almost a sport to make assumptions about a person's politics, assumptions that I make all the time.
I often test myself at the checkout line at Leon's Market based on a person's food choices and personal attire. I listen for clues and am often totally wrong. "Colombia" reminds me that we are, kind of, what we eat, but also that identity is more than the products we use or our political affiliation.
Xylor Jane, "1,1,2,3,5,8,3,1,4,5,9 one way" (2003), ink on paper, 19 5/8 x 13 ¾ inches; below: 3 painted boxes, New England, c. 1830-1850 (image courtesy Cary Smith)
Cary Smith (Farmington, Connecticut): During these deeply unsettling times I've been feeling a chronic low-grade anxiety about what is to come. With the Covid-19 pandemic, the acceleration of global warming, and the current administration's lack of sensitivity to human struggle of all races, it feels like we are potentially in for an extended, very stormy period.
I've been continuing to make my own work but I sometimes wonder if it is futile to make abstract paintings at a time when the future of the world seems so uncertain.
I've always loved a great view of big space, like you sometimes see at the ocean, or in the mountains. I find it restorative. I let it work on me, instead of looking at it too specifically.
I look at the art we've collected similarly. I have been attracted to things that exude a rigorous generosity of spirit and deep visual inventiveness. Xylor Jane's drawing is a particularly good example. I've stared at this drawing for hours and hours, not asking anything of it, but rather just letting it give me what it has to offer.
Kenneth Cogley, "Butterflies (Solomon Islands, 1942-44)" (constructed: late 1950s, detail of left panel), butterflies, cotton, glass, wood, hardware; 4 panels, each 24 x 12 inches (image courtesy Mike Slack)
Mike Slack (Los Angeles, California): My grandfather caught these butterflies in the Solomon Islands during World War II, and they have been in my life for as long as I can remember. Stationed on a medical unit with the US Army in the early 1940s, he was in the South Pacific during and after the Guadalcanal Campaign. He somehow caught and mailed the butterflies (packed in gauze and formaldehyde — apparently using medical supplies) back to the Midwest, where they sat unopened until the late 1950s. When my mom was a kid, he finally opened the box, constructed these wooden frames, arranged the specimens, and mounted them behind glass. For decades they hung in a cozy den in my grandparents' house in Muncie, Indiana. I was enchanted by them throughout my childhood in the 1970s — these strange, iridescent treasures my grandfather had brought back from a faraway island — and I later inherited them. They now hang in my living room in Los Angeles.
Chasing butterflies in a war zone. This image of my young grandfather (even if to some degree it's a simplified myth formed in my childhood mind) has always intrigued me as much as the insects themselves. What was he thinking and feeling? Why butterflies? The Covid-19 pandemic is not exactly a world war, but in those first anxious weeks of the city-wide lockdown I craved getting out of the house and disappearing into the nearby mountains and woods (the flora and fauna of which were still unfolding, as it always does, at its own pace) and making photographs. Was this an echo of my grandfather's behavior nearly 80 years ago? Horror and joy always co-exist in equal measure, and these delicate artifacts are a reminder, a lesson: Don't forget to chase the butterflies.
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With this razor, Gillette has called a ceasefire in the 'how many blades can we stuff into a razor casing?' war that has raged since the Mach 3. The SkinGuard has a mere two blades, separated by a 'SkinGuard Bar' that flattens the skin so the blades can do their business.
More importantly, a lubricating strip surrounds the blades so the razor really glides. The result is a shave that's close without causing redness or irritation, which is good news for the 33% of men who say they suffer from sensitive skin.
Because of the way it cuts, I wouldn't recommend trying to use this on more than a couple of days' growth – you'll be there for hours. However, for daily use it's very hard to fault. Store it somewhere dry, mind, or that lubricating strip will degrade even faster than it usually does.
This five-blade stack is easy to handle, and undeniably gives great results. The flip trimmer on the back is another nice touch and a 'hydrating gel reservoir' lube-strip should last as long as the blade does.
However, with its more rigid head, this does feel a step behind the Flexball Power.
As with the GiIlette, there is a battery version of this (with variable power control, although that control is of dubious usefulness in my opinion). It is weirdly over-chunky, so you're arguably better off with the cheaper, non-powered version.
This is another excellent option, again with a handy little flip-up clipper to do fiddly, sub-nose-type areas.
Lacking a Flexball, this is a step down for facial shaving from the ProGlide at #1, but it's still a very good performer, with a handy single blade on the rear for edging.
The Styler also comes with little plastic combs for beard trimming, and a little tiny powered foil thing which I think is for doing your downstairs. It is not amazing for these purposes but it's still a versatile thing for the price.
Another version of the ProGlide, this takes the SkinGuard approach, with lubricating strips positioned both before and after the blades. The result is that it glides even more smoothly and safely over your dermis.
Again, the down side here is that I find it glides so smoothly, it actually shaves less effectively, because the blades are fractionally further away from your skin, and in contact with the hairs for fractionally less time.
More to the point, the SkinGuard takes a similar approach but is even more comfortable, due to only having two blades, leaving this older razor as a rather niche product.


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Embarcadero Acquires Castalia and Usertility from TwoDesk Software
Embarcadero to integrate Delphi and C++ productivity features into RAD Studio IDE,
and enable app usage analytics across Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – January 20, 2015 – Embarcadero Technologies, a leading provider of software solutions for application and database development, today announced it has acquired Castalia for Delphi and Usertility from TwoDesk Software. Embarcadero will integrate the productivity features of Castalia into RAD Studio's integrated development environment (IDE) to enhance and optimize the coding experience for both Object Pascal and C++. RAD Studio will also feature Usertility, a powerful and easy to integrate service for monitoring app usage. This acquisition delivers on Embarcadero's commitment to developer productivity by enabling RAD Studio users to get integrated support for these great third-party solutions, which will be sold and supported by Embarcadero.
"Castalia has consistently been among the most popular 3rd party Delphi IDE and Editor productivity add-on's and will now become even more tightly integrated, enhanced, and supported within RAD Studio," says Michael Swindell, Senior Vice President of Products at Embarcadero Technologies. "The addition of Usertility app analytics will help businesses integrate app usage intelligence at an unheard of level of granularity, without the need for additional coding, and across multiple platforms and form factors."
Castalia is a premier code productivity plugin for RAD Studio with powerful IDE features that continue to make it a tool of choice for Delphi developers. The plugin provides advanced features and improvements to the IDE that make it easier and faster for developers to code and design their apps. Some of the major features include syntax highlighting, code navigation, code analysis, refactoring, templates and more advanced editing features.
Usertility is an easy-to-use component for VCL and FireMonkey that allows developers to track and analyze app usage. The tool provides metrics such as number of users, platforms, number of times an app is opened, and with which user interface elements the end user interacts. It includes a backend service with a graphical interface for data visualization and analytics. By simply adding the Usertility component into an app, developers can easily incorporate analytics with no additional coding required. Embarcadero will expand on these capabilities to provide this same functionality on mobile platforms like Android, iOS and more.
"I am extremely pleased that Embarcadero selected Castalia and Usertility as solutions to integrate as part of RAD Studio," says Jacob Thurman, Founder of TwoDesk Software. "This acquisition from Embarcadero brings these solutions to the broader audience of RAD Studio developers. I intend to stay closely involved in the future direction and delivery of this integration and look forward to bringing these next versions to market with Embarcadero."
Castalia for Delphi is available immediately with a RAD Studio XE7 purchase. Usertility will be available for new subscribers in the future.
About RAD Studio XE7
The latest release of RAD Studio provides a complete solution to build connected apps for Windows, Android, iOS, OS X, gadgets, and wearables. The XE7 version of RAD Studio enables Delphi/Object Pascal and C++ developers to extend existing Windows applications and build new, modern apps that connect desktop and mobile devices with gadgets, cloud services, and enterprise data and APIs. To download a free trial, visit http://www.embarcadero.com/products/rad-studio/downloads.
Embarcadero Technologies
Embarcadero Technologies, Inc. is a leading provider of award-winning tools for application developers and database professionals so they can design systems right, build them faster and run them better, regardless of their platform or programming language. Ninety of the Fortune 100 and an active community of more than three million users worldwide rely on Embarcadero products to increase productivity, reduce costs, simplify change management and compliance, and accelerate innovation. Founded in 1993, Embarcadero is headquartered in San Francisco, with offices located around the world. To learn more, please visit http://www.embarcadero.com.
Lizanne McReelis
Echo Communications (for Embarcadero)


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Pubdate: Fri, 14 Feb 2014
Source: Los Angeles Times (CA)
Copyright: 2014 Los Angeles Times
Contact:  http://www.latimes.com/
Author: Richard Fausset
MEXICO MAY EASE POT LAWS
But Bills Introduced in the Mexico City and National Legislatures
Face a Tough Fight.
MEXICO CITY - Lawmakers in Mexico introduced bills Thursday that
would create marijuana dispensaries in the capital and increase the
amount of the drug people across the country could carry for "personal use."
The proposals to Mexico City's Legislative Assembly and the federal
Congress would amount to a partial "decriminalization" of marijuana,
advocates said, not full legalization.
The Mexico City bill would instruct police and judges to deprioritize
the prosecution of marijuana violations in some circumstances.
The measure would create "dissuasion commissions" to which some
violators could be sent for administrative sanctions, in lieu of the
traditional criminal court process.
It would also direct the government to designate spaces in the city
where marijuana could be sold without fear of prosecution under
certain criteria, including offering potential consumers warnings
about possible health risks.
The federal bill would allow for the use of medical marijuana, give
states and the Mexico City government more say in setting drug
policy, and increase the amount of marijuana allowed for personal use
from 5 grams to 30.
The measure would also raise personal limits for LSD, methamphetamine
and cocaine.
"We believe we're making a very important contribution to a global
debate that has to do with rethinking the issue of drugs," Vidal
Llerenas, a member of the Mexico City Legislative Assembly and
sponsor of the local legislation, said at a news conference.
The legalization debate has heated up in Mexico and across Latin
America in recent months, amid dissatisfaction with the violent
fallout from U.S.-backed prohibitionist policies in the hemisphere
and the changing situation in the U.S., where Colorado and Washington
voted in 2012 to legalize marijuana.
American legalization advocates have also been working to put
measures on ballots in Florida and California this year.
In Mexico, polls generally show weaker support for liberalizing
marijuana laws than in the United States, and the bills introduced
Thursday face serious political challenges.
The newspaper El Universal polled the 66 members of Mexico City's
legislature and found that only 11 openly expressed support for the
bill. Thirty were against it, and the rest were either undecided or
declined to state their preference.
Since passing a law decriminalizing the personal use of small amounts
of drugs in 2009, Mexico's Congress has been reluctant to green-light
other pot liberalization bills.
Mexico City is a bastion of social liberalism, having broken ground
in the nation with the legalization of abortion and gay marriage.
Some observers this week criticized the local marijuana bill as too weak.
In the newspaper Excelsior, columnist Adrian Rueda called it a
"decaffeinated" effort.
In contrast, Jorge Castaneda, Mexico's former foreign minister, said
that if Mexico City allowed for what he called a de facto
legalization of drug sales, "it will have tremendous repercussions
nationally and internationally."
Cecilia Sanchez of The Times' Mexico City bureau contributed to this report.


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New Mattress Topper
Over the weekend, my feather bed got ruined (sick child). So I went online on Sunday to try to find something to replace it for my sleeping comfort.
I found this one at Overstock.com and promptly ordered it. I was expecting that it would be shipped sometime this week and that I would receive it next week or the week after especially with $2.95 shipping. The website said it would be shipped in 3-5 days and then shipping would take 5-10 days. I didn't even know that the package had shipped!
On Tuesday, the UPS man came to my door. I asked where the box was from as he was walking away. I looked and it was from Overstock.com!
What a pleasant surprise! Considering that I had ordered on Sunday, my new mattress topper arrived next day. All for $2.95 shipping.
***FTC disclaimer: I did not receive any compensation or consideration from Overstock.com except for the pleasant surprise that my order arrived so quickly! Thank you Overstock.com. ***
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DIY Letter to the Editor
Iowahawk has a DIY Letter to the Editor. Fill in the blanks. Like a Mad-Libs!
Note to Politicians of All Stripes
Don't vote for a crappy bill in the hopes that it can be changed later; that's like going out with or marrying a person who has some really bad qualities in the hopes that he/she will change…
Or you're the mistress and once he divorces his current wife and marries you it will be forever…
School District Bans MW Collegiate Dictionary
because a parent complained that 4th and 5th graders (10-11 year-old children) could look up "naughty" words.
Why do we still let one or two "offended" parents tyranize the rest of us? Why don't we just tell them where to get off?
h/t Walter Olson at Overlawyered.com…
from the comments at Overlawyered:
What's this lady going to do when her kid goes to web-dictionaries and discovers that you can make your PC audibly pronounce such terms?
Illinois Statewide Offices
From the ballots for the primary elections, next Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010. * = incumbent (my endorsements at the end, fwiw)
Federal: United States Senator (for the open seat that was Barack Obama's, now Roland Burris'. Dick Durbin is up for re-election in 2012.)
Robert Marshall
Jacob J. Meister
Alexander "Alexi" Giannoulias
Cheryle Jackson
Donald (Don) Lowery
Mark Steven Kirk
Andy Martin
Kathleen Thomas
John Arrington
Patrick J. Hughes
LeAlan M. Jones
Guarding the Beer
Nobody's gonna get the beer away from him…
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The Voter = Darth Vader?
That's what Dave Pollak, former NY State Director of the Obama Campaign has to say (just after 6:00 mark) when talking about the Brown win in Mass and whether or not incumbents in general and Dem incumbents in particular might be in danger in November this year. Gretchen Carlson asks him about Obama coming to campaign. Dave Pollak says that he was invited to come campaign for Coakley too late, that he should have been invited weeks earlier, then he says:
But when you talk about the power of incumbency, it sort of reminds me of that scene from Star Wars where Darth Vader chokes the head of the Death Star and says okay now you're in charge and the guy who's about to be in charge looks like a total panic, I think that's what's going on right now in American politics. The voter is Darth Vader.
Friday Night Dinner
This was frozen four cheese ravioli served with a "sauce" made from bacon lardons and one beefsteak tomato, chopped and my left over grape tomatoes that were a little too ripe for salads, with a bit of salt, pepper, and basil. Topped with shredded Parmesan cheese.
It was wonderful!
Dinner Thursday Night
I took some small steaks and wrapped them with bacon and tied them up with string. I cooked them in the grill pan and then topped them with crumbled bleu cheese.
Served with asparagus and a blueberry and Clementine salad topped with a dollop of Greek yogurt and a sprinkle of brown sugar.
MMMM good.


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Boro football stands ground on homecoming, tops Gannon
Wednesday, October 12th, 2016 at 11:52 PM
By George Schmidt
Published in: Vol. 116, No. 6
The Edinboro Fighting Scots football team moved to 5-1 on the season following a 41-17 victory over Gannon on homecoming weekend.
"I'm never satisfied, we got to play better, [and] there are a lot of things we can clean up penalty wise and play wise to get better," head coach Justin Lustig said after the game.
The Fighting Scots got off to a quick start as they scored from 1 yard out on a Walter Fletcher run at the 11:46 mark in the first quarter. A couple of stalled drives then ended with Austin Reese field goals to put Edinboro up 13-0. Gannon finally got on the board in the second quarter on a Karch Holland field goal.
Edinboro answered back as Alex Caratelli caught a 41-yard pass from Sisson to put six more points on the board, pushing it to 20-3 with a little over seven minutes to go in the first half.
It was on the ensuing Gannon drive that Gannon quarterback Zach Phillips was picked off by Edinboro's Gabe Tillman at the Gannon 26-yard line. Tillman would return the ball to the Gannon 6-yard line. Normally this would be cause for celebration, but it was action away from the play that got the attention, as Edinboro's Mitch Thomas got tangled up with Gannon's Nathan Adams. A brawl ensued and cleared the benches on both sides.
It was the quick action by Edinboro's head coach Lustig that followed, quickly regaining control over his players that calmed the situation. Both Thomas and Adams were ejected from the game and 20 other players from both teams were cited in the action as the referees reviewed the footage at halftime. Those designated player's names and the footage were passed on to the PSAC for a further ruling.
The Edinboro coaching staff declined to comment on the situation as it is still developing.
In the third quarter T'Nauz Gregory would catch a pass from Sisson for a 40-yard touchdown. It would take until the fourth quarter for Gannon to answer back with a 3-yard run from running back Marcus Jones for a touchdown.
Not to be outdone, Walter Fletcher would break free on a 21-yard run for a touchdown of his own. Gannon again would answer with a pass from Phillips to Richard Makowski for an 80-yard score. However, Edinboro would be unfazed as Sisson would again find Caratelli, this time for a 23 yard pass and touchdown.
Sisson would have a 400-yard game, adding to this stellar season. Sisson would have 33 completions on 56 attempts. The 56 attempts were the most passing attempts in school history, according to Edinboro's Sports Information department.
Sisson's favorite target on the day was Caratelli, who had 13 receptions for 188 yards and two touchdowns. Gregory would be another favorite target of Sisson's with 10 receptions for 136 yards and a touchdown.
"Our offense has moved really well all year. We scheme up every week what they [the defense] is going to give us and we exploit those weaknesses and holes," Sisson said.
With all the passing Sisson did during the game, he had help from his big guys up front, as for the second week in a row they gave up no sacks.
The running game was working well for Edinboro as Fletcher had 135 yards on 13 carries for two touchdowns and averaged 10.3 yards per carry. Brenden Rios would join in for three carries and 35 yards.
On defense, the Fighting Scots did well shutting down the running attack of Gannon, holding them to a meager 82 yards. Josh Kibbie led the defense with two sacks. Mike Shansky led the defense in tackles with three solo tackles and 12 assisted.
The Fighting Scots now look to take on Mercyhurst next Saturday in Erie.
"We didn't [play] 100 percent; we didn't play our best, but we will take the momentum of this win into next week," said Sisson.
George Schmidt is a Staff Writer for The Spectator.
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The List: A winter break packed full of sports
By Sam Bohen
Staff writer Sam Bohen details his must-watch sports action for your winter break. If you don't care that the Steelers are 11-1, there's still plenty more to check out.
Alumni Issue 2020: Edinboro has always been the answer for Victor Hudson
The new Manager of Annual Giving at Edinboro discusses his history on campus, including his time on the gridiron.
RECAP: Edinboro athletics hosts Make-a-Wish reveal, helps PSAC with successful fundraising in 2020
By Emma McNeeley
The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference was the top fundraising Division II conference for Make-a-Wish, for the sixth year in a row, with a total of $35,294.
VOICES: Election season reaches the sports world
We had seen athletes speak out on social media. We had seen athletes speak out at protests. We had seen athletes take a knee in protest. But we had never seen athletes flat-out refuse to play in protest.
Alumni Issue 2020: John 'JP' Chakot maintains 'Boro ties 50 years later
By Jacob Brooks
These days, Chakot is the "steward" of the 1970 Lambert Bowl Championship Team Scholarship. Each year, one Edinboro football player is selected by their head coach to receive the scholarship.
Edinboro retires Michaela Barnes' number in homecoming celebration
By Erica Burkholder
Her storied career includes the Edinboro career record for points, single game record for points, conference player of the year honors, and a second-team All-American honor. She stands at 12th all time in PSAC scoring (2,019).
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Warhawk a-la mode (infinite weapons, invincible)
Enter Circle, Circle, Circle, Space, X, Triangle, X, X as a password. For the PAL version, enter Triangle, Square, Triangle, Square, Space, Circle, Circle, Circle as a password.
Infinite weapons (non-invincible)
Enter Triangle, Triangle, Circle, Triangle, Square, Triangle, Triangle, X as a password. For the PAL version, enter X, X, Circle, Square, Triangle, Square, X, X as a password.
Thor Mode (9999 flash-bombs)
Enter Square, Circle, Square, Square, Triangle, X, Triangle, Triangle as a password. For the PAL version, enter Circle, Triangle, Triangle, X, Triangle, Circle, X, Circle as a password.
Kali Mode (Super Swarmers, Ultra-Lockons)
Enter X, Circle, Circle, Square, X, Triangle, Circle, Triangle as a password. For the PAL version, enter X, Square, Circle, X, X, Square, Square, Triangle as a password.
Check special upgrades text
Enter Square, Space, Circle, Square, Triangle, X, X, Square as a password. For the PAL version, enter Circle, X, Square, Space, X, X, Circle, X as a password.
View epilogue text
Enter Square, Square, Space, Circle, Square, X, Square, Triangle as a password. For the PAL version, enter Circle, Triangle, Circle, Space, X, Circle, Square, Triangle as a password.
View FMV sequences
Enter Triangle, X, Space, Circle, Circle, X, Triangle, Square as a password. For the PAL version, enter Triangle, Circle, Space, Circle, Circle, X, Square, Circle as a password.
Pan viewpoint
While playing the game, press L1 + L2 to shift the view to the left or R1 + R2 to shift to the right.
Level passwords
Desert Level
Triangle, Square, X, Triangle, X, X, Square, Square. For the PAL version, enter Triangle, Circle, Triangle, X, Circle, Square, X, Triangle.
Pyramid Has Risen
Triangle, Square, X, Triangle, Circle, Square, Circle, X. For the PAL version, enter Triangle, Circle, X, Circle, Square, Circle, X, Triangle.
Desert All But Done
Triangle, Circle, X, Triangle, Circle, Circle, X, Square. For the PAL version, enter Triangle, Square, X, Square, Circle, X, Triangle, Circle.
Canyon Level
Circle, Triangle, Triangle, X, Circle, Circle, Square, Circle. For the PAL version, enter Square, Square, Circle, X, Triangle, X, Circle, Triangle.
In Canyon with Amber
Circle, Square, Circle, Square, X, Circle, Circle, Triangle. For the PAL version, enter Square, Triangle, Circle, Triangle, Circle, Circle, Circle, Triangle.
In Canyon with Belle
Circle, Triangle, X, Square, Circle, Circle, Triangle, Triangle. For the PAL version, enter Square, Triangle, Square, Triangle, Square, Circle, Circle, Square.
In Canyon with Crystal
Circle, Square, Triangle, Square, Triangle, Triangle, Triangle, Square. For the PAL version, enter Square, Square, Circle, Square, Circle, Square, Triangle, X.
Approaching Uma
Circle, Circle, Circle, Square, Triangle, Triangle, Square, Triangle. For the PAL version, enter Square, Square, X, Circle, Square, X, Square, Circle.
Airship Level
X, Triangle, X, Square, Square, Triangle, Square, Triangle. For the PAL version, enter X, Triangle, Triangle, X, X, Circle, Circle, Square.
Post Transformation Airship
X, Circle, Triangle, Triangle, Circle, Circle, Circle, X. For the PAL version, enter X, Circle, Square, Triangle, X, Triangle, Triangle, X.
Airship Rear Hanger Open
X, Square, Triangle, Circle, X, Triangle, Square, Square. For the PAL version, enter X, X, Square, X, Triangle, Square, Square, X.
What GameStop's Death Really Means for Gamers
Is the PlayStation 5 Closer Than You Think?
Is Apex Legends a Fortnite Killer?
Has Call of Duty Become a Little TOO Exclusive?
Volcano Level
Square, Triangle, X, X, X, Triangle, Circle, Square. For the PAL version, enter Circle, Square, Square, Circle, Circle, X, Triangle, Circle.
Volcano Boss Is Active
Square, Square, X, Circle, Triangle, Circle, Square, Triangle. For the PAL version, enter Circle, Triangle, Circle, Square, Square, X, Circle, Triangle.
Gauntlet Level
Triangle, Circle, Triangle, Circle, Triangle, X, Square, Square. For the PAL version, enter Square, X, X, Circle, Square, Circle, Triangle, X.
East Gauntlet Boss
Triangle, Circle, X, Triangle, Circle, X, Triangle, Square. For the PAL version, enter Square, X, Triangle, Square, X, Circle, X, Circle.
West Gauntlet Boss
Triangle, Circle, Circle, Square, Triangle, Circle, Circle, X. For the PAL version, enter Square, X, Circle, Circle, Triangle, Square, Triangle, X.
In With The Gatekeeper
Triangle, Circle, Circle, Triangle, Triangle, X, Square, Triangle. For the PAL version, enter Square, X, X, Square, Circle, Square, Square, Circle.
Stormland
Triangle, X, Triangle, Square, Circle, X, Circle, Circle. For the PAL version, enter Square, Circle, Triangle, Square, Circle, X, X, Triangle.
Above 1st Force Field
Triangle, X, X, Square, Circle, Square, Circle, X. For the PAL version, enter Square, Circle, Triangle, Circle, Triangle, Square, Circle, X.
Above 2nd Force Field
Triangle, X, Triangle, Triangle, Triangle, X, Circle, Triangle. For the PAL version, enter Square, Circle, Circle, Triangle, Square, Triangle, Square, X.
Above 3rd Force Field
Triangle, X, Square, Circle, Triangle, X, Triangle, Square. For the PAL version, enter Square, Circle, Circle, X, Triangle, Triangle, Triangle, Square.
Kreel's Door Is Open
Triangle, X, Square, Triangle, Circle, Square, X, X. For the PAL version, enter Square, Circle, X, Triangle, Square, X, Square, Circle.
Face to Face With Kreel
Triangle, X, Triangle, Square, Square, Square, X, Triangle. For the PAL version, enter Square, Circle, Circle, Square, Triangle, Triangle, Circle, Triangle.
Game Shark Codes
Invulnerable 8013A51C 0000
Infinite Front Shield 801A2B3C 012C
Infinite Left Shield 801A2B3E 012C
Infinite Right Shield 801A2B40 012C
Infinite Rear Shield 801A2B42 012C
Infinite Rockets 801B8A42 0064
Infinite Lock-Ons 801B8A44 0008
Infinite Swarmers 801B8A46 0008
Infinite Plasma Cannon Charges 801B8A48 2003
Infinite Flash Bombs 801B8A4E 270E
Infinite Doomsday Bombs 801B8A4C 0001
Machine Gun Never Overheats 801B8A40 0000
Missiles Automatically Fire Rapidly 801B8A4A 0001
Rapid Fire 801B8A56 0000


Any experienced personal injury attorney understands how shocking and devastating a dog attack can be. Dog bites not only cause death and physical injuries but also emotional harm that may never be overcome. Personal injury attorneys who have handled dog bite cases have several methods available for proving liability, and one of the most important of these is by proving negligence.
1. The defendant in the case is the legal owner of the dog.
2. The dog has a propensity to cause harm similar to what has been alleged.
3. The owner knew that the dog has this propensity to cause harm.
In most cases, if it can be shown that the dog owner knew his or her dog could be a danger to others, then the liability falls on the defendant.
1. The defendant is the owner of the dog.
2. The owner knew or reasonably should have known that the dog has a propensity to cause harm.
3. The owner failed to make reasonable attempts to prevent the dog from causing harm.
It is important to note that exceptions are allowed in dog bite cases in California. If the defendant can prove comparative negligence on the part of the plaintiff, the court may reduce the amount of any monetary award by the percentage of comparative negligence.
In addition, if the victim is trespassing or in the act of committing a crime at the time of the incident, then the defendant may not be liable.


How Fast? How Fujious? Find out at Fuji-Q Highland!
Okonomiyaki, the fun pancakes you grill "as you like"
The Godzilla hotel in Shinjuku. Now that's breathtaking!
The beasts of Fuji Safari Park -- who's caged now!?
There is a unique brand of excitement that only Japan can offer for the whole family -- colorful, breathtaking, kid-friendly, and unforgettable..We aim to create an easy family getaway that packs all the fun Japan-only stuff in just 5 days. And thus ILJT presents Fast & Fujious, a playfully irreverent itinerary that deserves its name!
You guessed it -- the tour is centered around the exciting spots around Mt. Fuji! The famous Fuji-Q Highland offers literally Guinness Book-levels of entertainment, and the Fuji Safari Park is home to miniature African biomes, which you can experience within a few moments from an onsen bath in your Japanese ryokan!
But let's not forget the dream city that will be your base from which to access all the Fujious glory. We have assembled a few of the most quintessentially "Tokyo" spots for an enjoyable time with your family, including the proudly soaring Skytree, the unusual thematic cafes, the unapologetically bling Harajuku, and the evening river cruise across the city!
An English-speaking guide will accompany you on Days 2, 3, and 4. The guide will be at your service during the designated tour hours. Please note that the guide will be staying at the same hotel as you on Day 3 for logistical reasons. The guide will also pick you up at the airport if your flight arrives during working hours (between 9 AM and 5 PM, Japan time). In the event that your flight arrives early, we can arrange a half-day tour on the day of arrival at an additional cost.
The tour price includes three nights in 3- or 4-star hotels and one night in a predesignated ryokan (Japanese-style inn). Breakfast is included for each night's stay in a hotel, whereas both dinner and breakfast are included for every night in a ryokan unless otherwise specified in the itinerary. Lunch is provided on Days 2 and 4. As you can only check into your hotel starting at 3 PM, in the event that your flight arrives early, we can arrange lunch on the day of arrival at an additional cost.
Let's start from the top: the 634-meter Tokyo Skytree is the perfect opening for an exciting family adventure! Looking down to the expanse of and beyond Tokyo from its observation deck is an unforgettable experience, especially from the chilling height of its glass floor. Next is a fluffy session in a special cafe, where your family can enjoy the warmth of many feline companions, or strigine ones if you so prefer!
After an exciting lunch in Harajuku, you will visit its trendy and always-crowded fashion street, which sells many apparels and fancy snacks that you might want to try as dessert. Top it off with the Kawaii Monster Cafe, an almost dizzying arena of colorful pop-art and modern culture. At the end of a day of non-stop entertainment, you will finish by taking a relaxing boat cruise from Odaiba to enjoy dinner surrounded by the glittering skyline of Tokyo.
The third day will bring you to one of the most exciting theme parks in the world. In addition to offering glamorous views of Mt. Fuji, the theme park houses numerous exhilarating rides, many of which have been world-record holders at some point. The roller coasters boast blinding speed, steep drops, and jaw-dropping inversions. The restaurants also offer a great selection of food for everyone in the family. Have a Fast and Fujious day!
In the afternoon, you will be transferred to your ryokan near the coast of Lake Kawaguchi. Take a rejuvenating bath in its onsen, and get a good rest from the blitzing adventure you just had. Enjoy a great view of the lake and the mountain in the twilight as you relax, and feast on a great Japanese dinner!
The ultimate wildlife experience on your penultimate day in Japan, the Fuji Safari Park will be your last stop before you prepare for your departure tomorrow! Get up close and personal with lions, cheetahs, elephants, and other exciting beasts from within the safety of your car -- Mt. Fuji will be your Kilimanjaro today! Your family can also befriend cute and docile animals in the petting zoo. Finally, before we take you to your airport of choice, have a serving of the local specialty dish: the vegetarian udon noodles, to complete your appreciation of the great nature of Fuji!
You have completed the Fast & Fujious tour! We hope that you enjoyed your trip with ILJT! On the last day, you will check out of your hotel and conduct an independent transfer to the airport. Have a safe flight back home, and see you again soon!


This post was originally published at the SAPinsder website.
Ken Moir, VP of Marketing at NiceLabel, joins the SAPinsider Studio at the SCM, CRM, and IoT 2016 event in Las Vegas to talk about labeling challenges and how NiceLabel and SAP work together to deliver a standardized labeling and marking process that mitigates risk and increases agility.
Natalie Miller, SAPinsider: Hi this is Natalie Miller of SAPinsider and we're at the CRM, SCM, and IoT event here in Las Vegas. And I'm joined today by Ken Moir, VP of Marketing at NiceLabel. Hi Ken, how are you today? Thanks so much for joining me today.
Ken Moir, NiceLabel: Hi, Natalie. I'm great, thank you.
Natalie: I was hoping we could start by telling me a little bit about NiceLabel and your role.
Ken: I'm VP of Marketing. NiceLabel makes labeling and marking solutions. SAP supports labeling, but it doesn't support the growing needs of the modern supply chain. So we make it real easy for companies to do labeling and marking to optimize the process, mitigate risk, and increase agility.
Natalie: As you are talking to customers at NiceLabel, what are some of the challenges that you are hearing from them in terms of supply chain management?
Ken: The biggest thing that we see is – we call it legacy system modernization – which is modernizing old ways of doing labeling, moving away from SAPscripts, and doing consolidation; not having 1,000s of label variations but having one universal or a few universal labels. We call that consolidating label templates. The other thing that we see with many businesses is – they call it IT portfolio rationalization. So they're really trying to not just consolidate all the label variations, but consolidate the solutions — not having SAPscripts, Smartforms, and various labeling solutions, but trying to have one solution. And it's all about increasing the agility of the business and empowering the business users, making it real easy for the business users to do things and not having to rely on IT. If you don't have to rely on IT and you actually empower the business user, you increase agility and you also reduce labor costs. So, it's a win, win.
The other big thing that we see is customers have zero tolerance for unplanned downtime. Nobody wants unplanned downtime. So what they really want is predictive maintenance, they want short production set up times and they want to know nothing is going to go wrong and they aren't going to be stopping production because of labeling errors on their labels.
Natalie: What changes in the marketplace have increased these challenges?
Ken: We are seeing lots of changes from a regulation point of view across many industries, including medical devices, pharmaceutical, and food and beverage, and we are also seeing that we need to respond to customers faster. Internally, we are seeing the drive for reducing costs, operational efficiency, and no tolerance for unplanned downtime.
Natalie: In terms of labeling, what are some of the advantages to a company in standardizing the process?
Ken: When a company standardizes or centralizes, there's a whole bunch of direct and indirect benefits they can realize. The first benefit they can realize is empowering the business users. When they empower the business users, they increase their agility, they reduce their reliance on IT, and they also reduce cost because they don't have to pay the higher label costs. So empowering business users is one of the main drivers, but then when we get to the actual process, the best practices for labeling is to have a document management system. If you have a document management system, you can then check labels into the document labeling system, you can have revisions, you can have workflows, you can have publishing, you can go from development to test to production, and you don't test on a live system – everything is controlled.
Natalie: How does NiceLabel help SAP customers in improving their labeling?
Ken: What we've done is we've learned from what all of our customers have been doing over many years and we've actually tried to implement best practices and actually productize the best practice. What we have now is an SAP ABAP package. And with this ABAP package you can transport into SAP in a few seconds, so you can have ultra-fast deployment. It's like a label management solution in a box — you put it inside SAP and you can then easily connect to this ABAP package from any of your SAP solutions. And the benefits you get are you get real label previews inside SAP with the master data, with the label, and you get on demand printing. And I say on demand because when you press print, the label prints instantly and it's on demand. So the ABAP package makes it easy to connect to NiceLabel's label management solution. The label management solution is running on an external server. The label management solution is the label designer. It's a document management system, so you can check labels and you can manage revisions, you can do workflows, approvals, publishing, put it to production, and it just makes it really easy. It's all about ease of use; it's all about being agile; it's all about mitigating risk; and it's all about optimizing the process.
Natalie: Can you share some best practices or advice to companies who are evaluating their labeling process?
Ken: Get your previews inside SAP; make sure that your on demand printing is on demand; make sure you have a document management system. Make sure you don't test in production and you don't let someone make a component for your product without someone approving it. One of the best practices that I would say to you is to have a modern document management system that lets you do revisions, workflows, and approvals.
Natalie: All right, Ken. Well, thank you so much for being here. I really appreciate it.
Natalie: Again, this is Natalie Miller of SAPinsider and we've been talking with Ken Moir of NiceLabel.


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Vowing An End To Violence, Mattapan Mourns Mother And Son
Bishop John Borders delivered a eulogy Wednesday during the funeral for Eyanna Flonory and her son, Amani Smith, at Morning Star Baptist Church in Mattapan. (Pool photo by Ted Fitzgerald via AP)
As the congregation mourned for Eyanna Flonory and her 2-year-old son, Amani Smith — victims of last week's quadruple-homicide in Mattapan — the bishop at Morning Star Baptist Church vowed a "spiritual war" to end the violence.
"God is stirred up. God has had enough," said Bishop John Borders in a thundering eulogy. "We don't have time to be angry. We don't have time to be vengeful. We have to take our city back."
Police have not charged anyone with murder. On Saturday, police in Manchester, N.H., arrested Kimani Washington and charged him with stealing Martin's rental car and possession of two guns.
Early on Sept. 28, on Woolson Street in Mattapan, Flonory, 21, was found shot to death, her toddler's body in her arms, along with the bodies of Flonory's boyfriend, Simba Martin, and another man, Lavaughn Washum-Garrison. A fifth victim, Marcus Hurd, 32, is hospitalized in critical condition.
Eyanna Flonory and her son, Amani Smith (family photo)
Bishop addressed the murderer or murderers directly: "We forgive you, but you will face the full weight of prosecution."
During the wake, some relatives screamed as they passed the open casket with mother and child inside. Flonory's sister, Ebony, fainted and was carried away.
Later, after recovering, Ebony Flonory told the congregation stories about her big sister and little nephew. She said young Amani had just learned his own name.
"I said, 'What's your name, Amani?' And he said, 'My name is Amani, auntie.' And he just kept repeating it," she said through tears.
The toddler was remembered as a little boy filled with energy. He loved to dance. He had learned to dribble a basketball. He was an eager learner at the Rockwood Early Education Academy in Dorchester.
Bishop Borders said the boy took his first name — Amanihotep — from an ancient Egyptian king, Amenhotep. "A young prince among us has died," Borders said.
Eyanna Flonory was remembered as having "a smile that would brighten the room," filled with the love of her son. Flonory was studying criminal justice at Bunker Hill Community College.
Funeral services were held for Martin in Roxbury on Tuesday. Services are planned next week for Washum-Garrison.
A small army of street workers on Boston's most violent streets
This program aired on October 6, 2010. The audio for this program is not available.
Andrew Phelps Reporter
Andrew Phelps was formerly a producer and reporter for WBUR.


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Archaeology is a reconstruction scenario informed by the examination of remains. Some of the scenario is inferential—what some future buyer might make of you, having purchased your car after you'd put a hundred thousand miles on it and who knows how many dog biscuit crumbs.
Anthropology is a reconstruction of behavior from on-site observers and a few informants paid in actual currency or status recognition. Imagine the possibility of your behavior as seen by your neighbors. I'll say this for that Lowenkopf fellow; he's nice to his dog. But he sure listens to some crazy music.
Sociology is a scientific measurement of active, interactive, confrontational, and adaptive behavior patterns (among others) between individuals. There are several types of measurements used to produce data from which reliable inferences may be made. Imagine, if you will, an individual constructing a computer model of your habits and other social behavior, based on your spending, voting, and entertainment habits.
Psychology is an attempt at understanding the workings of the human mind, the psyche, if you will, measuring attitudes, behavior, and the processes of ideation and creativity. An individual's essential modes of behavior could be defined based on a log of her dreams or fantasies or her preferences in friends. A psychologist could use the manner in which you recognize and cope with spilled coffee on yourself and/or surrounding furniture as an armature about which to wrap a considerable and nuanced profile of you. The profile would be sixty or seventy percent accurate in its predictions of your future behavior.
A writer does all these things, often simultaneously, with no intent of following the overly simplistic "ology" dicta you ascribe to the various disciplines. In fact, following these disciplinary dicta too closely will bring the writer to the eventual awareness of having not particularized, individualized, and dug deeply enough into the characters he sets forth on the page with the expectation of readers investing in them.
Although you have described a writer as a person who shape-shifts from one or more scientific approaches to portraying the human experience, the vision you present here of a writer is as one-or two-dimensional as the descriptions of the individual parts. It is a beginning. Giving a writer a name is an enhancement. Shelly is a writer. We know more than before; Shelly has been yanked from the shadows he has sought in recent years, having reached the self-awareness he is somewhat of what could be called a ham actor, given to fustian and flourish where only eye contact or a nod are necessary.
He has begun to understand this, although even now, he wonders what it takes for him to grasp the less-is-more approach to the point where he can apply it sooner, saving himself the efforts of unnecessary drafts.
Shelly knows a bit about archaeology because an editorial client is a world-class archaeologist, some of which, you would think, would have rubbed off after arguing and discussing through at least fifteen books.
He also knows a bit here and there about anthropology, certainly enough to know he wishes he'd minored in it or perhaps even majored in it as an undergraduate, thanks again to his sister, who pursued post-graduate studies in it. Thanks also to having two students who were faculty at the university where he taught, giving him the opportunity to discuss with them the dynamics of setting their conceptual material to dramatic focus. Not to mention his discovery that a former dean, also auditing his class, was a world-class anthropologist.
He knows about sociology because a coffee buddy is a sociologist, because also when he was involved in scholarly publishing, he not only had the opportunity to work with sociologists on manuscripts, he was able to employ them as referees for projects written by anthropologists of whom he had suspicions. Asking a sociologist to review a book written by an anthropologist is of a piece with asking a dog to write a letter recommending a cat into a Ph.D. program.
He knows something about psychologists because some good friends are quite accomplished at what they do, each in his unique way, and because he almost had as a mother-in-law a person who said, "I know about psychology and he—" meaning you—"is not a normal person." Time has, by the way, borne out her diagnosis. She was almost wrong. Although much of your behavior subsequent to her judgment of you was not consciously focused on her, you nevertheless tried unsuccessfully for some time to become a commercial writer as opposed to a writer such as, say, John Banville, who became commercial because what he writes is resonant with importance as opposed to a writer who figured a way to take the pulse of the public.
You believe you could argue the point that dedicated archaeologists, anthropologists, sociologists, and psychologists are not normal persons, either. Rather, they are remarkable and quirky, with such descriptors as scientific and academic coming well down the line. Your new dean, who is a biologist, is far from a normal person, which is the major reason you have for wishing to work for him.
Normal persons are easy to spot. You did not always have this ability. One dear old chum, who is gay, spoke of how she acquired what she calls a "gaydar" which allows her to spot brother and sister gays. She is also a splendid writer and on that level you have discussed the relative place of normal individuals in fiction. It pleases you to be in agreement with her on this point.
You cherish the not normal about yourself; without it, you would be a helpless introvert, whereas now, you are a bombastic one, a ham actor, trying to keep the sweeping gestures down to controllable swoop.
A writer cannot hide his nature behind dark paragraphs, either.


EMEC are attending NeSSIE's European Corrosion Conference in Glasgow on the 24th January, open to end user companies, solutions providers, technology developers, practitioners and researchers interested in deploying innovative corrosion solutions and new materials n the Offshore Renewable Energy wave, tidal and offshore wind – sectors.
If you would like to organise a meeting, please email info@emec.org.uk or call +44(0)1856 852060.
Date Space 2019 will be held at the Technology and Innovation Centre, Glasgow on the 24 – 25th January 2019.
David Darbinyan will be speaking about marine renewables within the Blue.Space session in which the panel will discuss how shipping, tourism, fisheries, oil and gas, and renewable energy all depend on the sea; as does the Earth's health. Find out where you fit in and discover how data from space adds value to this $multi-trillion sector.
The Rushlight Show is designed to promote the development and deployment of clean technologies, innovation and sustainable solutions.
More details on EMEC's attendance to follow soon.
Subsea Expo is being held in Aberdeen on the 5 – 7 February 2019 at the AECC. This is the largest subsea exhibition and conference with over 5,000 delegates attending.
The Marine Energy Week 2019 held in Bilbao, Spain on the 12 – 14 February, will include an international Conference Programme, B2B Meetings with international shipowners and shipyards led by Meet The Buyer (MTB), Networking (Private cocktail parties) and an Exhibition Area.
The European Space Agency are hosting a user consultation on the world ocean circulation which is the engine that allows energy, heat, momentum, chemicals and floating materials ranging from living resources to marine pollution to be transported over large distance around the Earth.
EMEC's Metocean Engineer, David Darbinyan, is attending the user consultation on the 21 -22 February in Italy, which will prepare a roadmap for new initiatives on ocean circulation research.
For more information, click here: World Ocean Circulation User Consultation.
EMEC's Managing Director, Neil Kermode, will attend the book launch and discussions inspired by the 'Energy at the End of the World: and Orkney Islands Saga' by Laura Watts.
The discussion will also include work by Anne Bevan, Pamela Beasant, Gareth Davies, Becky Ford and Mark Hull.
This event is free to attend and will take place on the 21st February at the Warehouse Buildings, Stromness, Orkney and will include book readings, an author signing, a short film and poetry. All welcome.
Our Managing Director is speaking at the Edinburgh International Science Festival on Monday 8th April.
What's the deal with ocean power? With the UK poised to be a world leader in the field, industry experts Beth Dickens, Taylor McKenzie, Cameron McNatt and Neil Kermode, discuss tidal, wave and offshore wind power.
The BioFREE (Biofouling in Renewable Energy Environments) project has commenced data collection from biofouling monitoring systems deployed across international marine renewable energy (MRE) test centres. This webinar will discuss current environmental research efforts in relation to tackling biofouling.
Industrial perspectives on antifouling and anticorrosion coatings, Gareth Berry, EMEA Sector Specialist (Energy), Whitford Worldwide, Whitford Ltd.
The conference begins at 15:00 UTC (7:00 am PT / 10:00 am ET / 3:00 pm GMT) on March 01, 2019; you may join the conference 10 minutes prior.
Scottish Renewables' Annual Conference 2019 will be held at the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa, Edinburgh, taking place over two days on 12 & 13 March 2019.
Is the UK doing enough to transition to a low-carbon energy system, and is Scotland's leadership on ambition translating into the right action on the ground?
Our energy system is changing and renewables are at the heart of that change, but how can we ensure Scotland's businesses are at the forefront of global market growth?
Brexit is almost upon us: what will a future outside Europe mean for ambition, investment and jobs in renewables?
How do we build the energy networks of the future?
What will the future of investment in clean energy look like?
Will technology save us all? And are we investing enough in innovation to make sure it does?
For more information and to register click here: SR Annual Conference 2019.


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SILVER SPRING - A handful of professional environmental advocates were placed on a Maryland State Police list of suspected terrorists, activists charged this morning.
Three staffers for the Chesapeake Climate Action Network have learned they were on a list compiled by the state police, which also included nonviolent peace activists and anti-death penalty advocates, said Mike Tidwell, the group's founder and executive director.
Mr. Tidwell was shocked when he opened a letter informing him he was on the list.
"I was astonished," he said. "I immediately wondered how I was being spied on. Has my phone been tapped? Have they been reading my e-mails? Have they posed as concerned environmentalists and been coming to our meetings?"
Maryland State Police officials have acknowledged that in 2005 and 2006, officers conducted surveillance on peace and anti-death penalty groups. A police spokesman did not immediately return a call for comment this morning.
This is the first time it's been made clear that environmental professionals were targeted.
Chesapeake Climate Action Network employees are regulars in Annapolis, lobbying state lawmakers and holding rallies and marches during the General Assembly session.
The surveillance and the existence of peace activists on the suspected terrorist list were exposed this summer after the ACLU sought documents under the Maryland Public Information Act.
In recent weeks, the state police admitted to wrongly listing 53 activists as terrorists.
The Chesapeake Climate Action Network organized a rally this morning outside the Silver Spring Metro station to draw attention to the issue.
Environmental activists held signs that said "Environmentalism is not terrorism" and "Stop global warming, not activism."
"This is alarming on so many levels," said Cindy Schwartz, executive director of the League of Conservation Voters. "This is wrong." Sen. Jamie Raskin, D-Montgomery, said he will introduce legislation next session to make sure that the Maryland State Police cannot conduct surveillance on political groups unless there is "reasonable suspicion" they will break the law.
"There's a difference between community organizers and terrorists," he said. "They are the very opposite of terrorists."
David Rocah, an attorney with the Maryland ACLU, said the discrepancies in the dates and the explanation that the Maryland State Police were only doing surveillance on anti-death penalty groups emphasized the need for a full and transparent accounting of how far the spying went.
"The Maryland State Police are not being straight with the people of Maryland," he said during the rally.
Mr. Tidwell said at the rally that none of the environmentalists were connected with the groups previously mentioned as having been spied on.
He said it's dangerous territory when the police focus on people who just want to improve the environment.
"The fact that the Maryland State Police was presumably surveilling mainstream environmental organizers puts a chill on all potential organizing for the environment, and that's bad for Maryland," he said.
Members of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network have occasionally engaged in demonstrations that extend beyond the typical chanting and waving banners. But even their most dramatic demonstrations have been mostly peaceful, Mr. Tidwell said.
In 2004, Mr. Tidwell was part of a group arrested while demonstrating outside a power plant in Southern Maryland. He was found guilty of one count of "impeding passage of persons/vehicle." A charge of disturbing the peace was dropped.
In October 2006, two CCAN protestors climbed a ledge over the front door of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration building in Silver Spring as part of a demonstration.
Mr. Tidwell pointed out that both incidents happened outside the state police's admitted surveillance window of March 2005 to May 2006. He also noted that the other two CCAN employees - former Maryland organizer Josh Tulkin and another who is remaining anonymous - had spotless criminal records.
"We at the Chesapeake Climate Action Network are innocent of everything except peacefully improving the health of the state of Maryland ... It's a sad day when people who promote windmills and solar panels are described as suspected terrorists," Mr. Tidwell said.
The police have mailed letters to people named on the list, offering to let them review their files before the files are deleted.
( c) 2008 Capital Gazette Communications, Inc., Annapolis, Md.


Does your interviewer keep answering your questions before you can ask them? We've got you covered.
Last month we asked what parts of the job interview process you need help with. You all agreed that asking relevant questions was your top pick, so that's what we're covering today!
During your interview preparation journey, you've no doubt come across the tip that you absolutely must ask questions at the end of an interview. This is true. Asking great questions shows your interest in the position and helps you stand out against the competition. However, what do you do if your interviewer already answered the questions you had prepared?
The key lies in your question preparation. You need to come up with multiple insightful questions so you have backups at the end of the interview. However, avoid asking questions just to ask them—everything you prepare should be relevant to the position.
We realize it's hard to come up with these questions on your own, so we've prepared a few of our favorites. Feel free to customize them to suit your unique interview situation.
1. A question asking for more information about the job.
For example: If I were hired for this position, how would my performance be measured?
This question shows that you're interested in the intricacies of the position beyond the job description. It also shows that you're goal-oriented and are already thinking about how you can be the best employee possible.
2. Something specific about the company's culture that wasn't covered online.
For example: What factors were considered when designing your logo? How did you settle on your current mission statement?
Although this question will change depending on the company, showing an interest in the company's culture is always a great idea. Such a question displays your passion and interest in the company as something more than a place where your job is.
3. A question specifically tailored for your interviewer.
For example: I saw on LinkedIn that you oversaw [project name]. What was that experience like?
Or: Have you ever had an experience at [company] that really made you think 'this is what it means to work at [company]? What was that like?
These questions show that you're curious not only about the company, but about your interviewer as well. A slightly more personal question can get an interviewer to lower their defenses and see you as an individual, not just a job applicant. You can also get great answers from these questions that provide a behind-the-scenes look at the company. Just make sure not to ask about any failed projects or hard financial times.
4. A question regarding the recent history of the company.
For example: I saw that the company recently overcame [problem]. Would it be alright if we discussed how that was achieved?
Be careful with this one. Although showing that you're interested in how your skills can solve a past company problem, you don't always know how an interviewer is going to react. Some companies keep these problems close to their vest, while others love to see brave interviewees take on problems before they even get an offer. Research online, get a feel for the culture, and only then decide if you want to take the plunge. Avoid any emotional issues like layoffs or company reorganization.
What will the next steps look like?
This one is more for your benefit than the interviewer's, but it does show that that you care about what happens next. And you'd be surprised how many interviewers fail to cover it during the interview!
Have any question you've had success with in interviews? Let us know in the comments section below.
Previously, if my questions have been answered, I would simply compliment the interviewer on their thoroughness and recap my questions. Depending on the rapport with the interviewer, my final question maybe a sincere "When can I start?" with a smile.
After a pause for them to chuckle, I would share why I'm very excited about the position. Insincerity in either of these responses will result in failure.
Thank you for the comment Kerry!
I am so glad this was sent to me this morning, I am seriously in love with question number 1. I have an interview today and I will be using this. I am also in line for a 3 part interview what is the best way to handle questions as they will likely be answering these and many more questions you have the further you get in the interview process.
Hi Stefanie, thanks for your comment. We're always happy to help!
For interviews with multiple rounds, consider sticking to one question about the company or job in general (regarding culture, history, job responsibilities, etc), and one question where the response will differ depending on your interviewer. For example, in one interview you could ask a question about the culture of the department you'll be working in, and another about how your interviewer in particular handled a project or about a moment when they saw the company's values in action.
That way you'll have one question that shows you're interested in how you fit in with the company, and one question that you can ask multiple times (try to phrase it a bit differently each time) because different interviewers will have different answers.
For myself this often the one that means I am looking for a very clear answer and gives me a great insight to who I may be working for.
I job description rarely reveals the specifics as to what the employer is truly seeking. In the majority of cases it is very generic and often does not address core subjects that may be at the very heart of your perspective employer.
To me on time and there every day is a given.
but maybe you are looking for that individual who will go the extra mile.
The employee who is willing to work over time, variable shifts and who you can depend on to do more than just the job.
I have found it to be a great measuring tool in just that question.
That's a great question to ask Lawrence! Thanks for the comment!
I recently had an interview, and the question that I asked was about the retention of their employees in that the department. I asked that questions because working in a positive team environment is important to me, and a team isn't effectively built if the turnover rate is constantly changing.
The question went over well, the interviewer thought it was a great question.