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Le fleuve aux grandes eaux (The Mighty River)
September 16, 2019 in ★★★★★ ♕, Canadian Films, Independent film makers | Tags: 1993, Canada, Donals Sutherland, environment, Frédéric Back, nature, river, St. Lawrence river | Leave a comment
Director: Frédéric Back
Rating: ★★★★★ ♕
Following the extraordinary success of 'The Man Who Planted Trees', which inspired several tree planting projects, Frédéric Back turned his attention to Canada's majestic St. Lawrence river in 'The Mighty River'.
Clocking almost half an hour, this is Back's last and most impressive film. Told by Donald Sutherland, the film is both an ode to this impressive river, showing nature's grandeur and spectacular sights, and a tale of the river's sad history, which with the arriving of the Europeans turns a dark page. Soon, the story is one of slaughter, exploitation, destruction, pollution, and greed.
The film's pessimistic and environmentalist message at times contrasts greatly with the extraordinarily beautiful and highly virtuoso images, not only of the river itself, or of the abundance of creatures the river inhabits, but also of mankind living around the stream.
Back's style ranges from highly naturalistic to impressionistic, pointillistic, and even Van Gogh-like. His animation style is in constant motion, taking the spectator from one image to another in an organic string of continuity, as if the film itself flows like a river. Metamorphosis and swooping camera movements add to the flowing nature of the film.
Despite the extraordinary beauty of the more peaceful images, Back shows us many pictures of death and destruction: images of the slaughtering of once abundant species, of decimation of the surrounding forests and of the emptying of life in the nearby Ocean bay. These images give the film a sad and disturbing outlook, and there's makes no mistake that Black blames sheer greed for these atrocities.
Yet, by altering the images of woe with images of wonder, Back keeps his film from becoming a depressing work of agitprop. Still, his message is crystal clear: man has exploited this mighty river long enough, and now it's time to give its nature rest and time to heal. And even then the once countless flocks of great auk and passenger pigeons will never return, as man has driven them to extinction.
In all, 'The Mighty River' is an impressive piece of work, a film that will leave no viewer unmoved, and a crowning achievement on Back's already impressive oeuvre.
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'Le fleuve aux grandes eaux' is available on the DVD-box 'L'intégrale de Frédéric Back'
風の谷のナウシカ (Nausicaä of the Valley of Wind)
March 26, 2014 in Anime, Asian films, ★★★★★, Feature films, Japan, Studio Ghibli films | Tags: 1984, environment, Ghibli, Hayao Miyazaki, nature, Nausicaä, Nausicaä of the Valley of Wind, science fiction | Leave a comment
Although the titles say 'based on the graphic novel', the manga of the same name was actually created to be able to make the picture.
Based on his own original story, 'Nausicaä of the Valley of Wind' is Miyazaki's first mature film. It's already a typical Miyazaki film, with its strong environmental message, strong female characters, the absence of clear villains, and the setting of an alien, yet totally convincing world.
The film tells of Nausicaä, princess of a small medieval-like state in a green valley, which is threatened not only by the strange, hostile and poisonous insect world nearby, but also by other human states, especially the militaristic state of Tolmekia. The humans are more preoccupied with destruction than with comprehension. Because of this shortsighted and drastic behavior, the humans almost destroy their entire environment. It is Nausicaä, with her unique understanding of animals and her pacifistic nature, who saves the day.
'Nausicaä of the Valley of Wind' is an epic science fiction film, made on a grand scale, with layered characters, beautiful designs, and excellent animation. Its production led to the foundation of the Ghibli studios, which high quality standards it already meets. In no sense it feels like a first-born or a dated film. Even though it's from 1984, it is remarkably fresh and its message still viable. In other words, 'Nausicaä of the Valley of Wind' is the first of a long series of Ghibli studio classics.
Miyazaki would revisit the theme of a sick and angered nature in the similar and equally impressive 'Princess Mononoke' (1997). Once again it's a princess who saves the day…
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The Wire Watchalong: Season 4, Episodes 1, 2, and 3
Welcome to the Inanimate Blog watchalong for The Wire. Every week we'll be watching two episodes and posting our thoughts. We're not recapping each episode in detail; that's what Wikipedia is for. This week is Season 4, Episodes 1, 2, and 3.
Sam: A fresh, new season! We've made it all the way to season 4! As a quick programming note, since season 4 has 13 episodes, we have to bunch three together somewhere. Since less stuff typically happens in the first episodes than the last, we're doing episodes 1-3 together now and will proceed with the typical two episodes per post from here on out. In related news, after these episodes, we only have 20 episodes left in the whole series!
Emily: We kick off this season in the most delightful way. There's something really great about a tough gang enforcement girl finding out about a gun powder-powered nail gun. No charging necessary and another thing that uses gun powder. It's something she understands.
Sam: I really enjoyed that. I liked learning that you can just treat everything like it's a drug transaction if you want, and it works. Also, I really liked her translating for Partlow in the car, "He said it was the Cadillac of nail guns. He meant Lexus, but he didn't know."
Emily: Although the Escalade was a thing by this point. I feel like Cadillac should have meant something, too.
Sam: Eh, as the primo thing-to-be-envied, I think it's pretty close. In other drug news, it's a pain being a middle manager. Bodie, who I would never have guessed in season 1 was still going to be around and consistently a significant character, is now semi-independent with the collapse of the Barksdale organization, and he still has to deal with both supply problems and insubordinate subordinates.
Emily: Also, his relationship with Carver has become a really great buddy comedy. Carver may not exactly be following Kima's advice about good CIs but he's actually developed one in his own weird, antagonistic way.
Sam: Carver might finally be coming around. He's cultivating relationships and slowly making progress towards being good police. I do love him and Bodie together. Also McNulty showing up randomly in that scene and being all "Oh! Hey, how's it going! Mr. Entrapment, from the Barksdale thing!" This show is delightfully surreal sometimes, when it isn't frustrating as hell. As you know, I have a hard time recognizing new faces for a long time, and I literally just learned Fruit in time for him to get killed. All my hard work for nothing! Hmph. At least Freamon's hard work is doing something, cause man, is he starting shit at the beginning of this season.
Emily: I love how he and Kima are working their new lieutenant. He doesn't care what they do as long as they cover for him going to work on his house.
Sam: It's a pretty cushy gig, until your supposed underlings start doing some high-level stuff. Oops. Our other holdover from last season doing high-level stuff is Carcetti, who is learning that running for mayor isn't nearly as much fun as you think it might be. I was a little concerned, to be honest, that there was some character assassination going on in this episode with how whiny he seems to have gotten, and the tantrum he threw. Zomg spoilers, but having seen the next two episodes, I think the him I liked is still there. But campaigning seems really soul-sucking.
Emily: Even when he was being a bit of a whiny bitch, I still kind of liked him. At the very least, I understood him. That was some advanced procrastinating he was pulling off while he was being forced to make fundraising calls.
Sam: As a skilled procrastinator myself, I recognized his talent immediately. And last but not least, as we start laying the groundwork for the rest of the season, Prez is a teacher! Yay! I'm glad we still have him around, even if he's not police anymore. I like how this show keeps characters around in ways that feel legitimately coincidental and never forced (when they totally otherwise could).
Emily: Still, I don't think they know what they're getting with Prez as a teacher. He's probably more suited to it than street police work but a Baltimore classroom also seems terrifying. Of course, it's not like he's getting that much help from the administration. "Here are some really obvious things that you've already tried and didn't work to control your unruly classroom." The lecture on terrorism that Western District was stuck in seemed equally useful. At least McNulty got some free binders for Beadie's kids out of the deal.
Emily: Wee-Bey is back! And without even knowing it, we've already met his kid.
Sam: I recognized him! I was so proud of myself! I love that he is still so concerned about his fish. I also love that real parenting happens on all sides of the law; you go talk to your father who's in prison on drug-related murder charges, and he's still telling you you need to cut your hair and listen to your boss at work, who happens to be another drug dealer in the organization. That did some funny things with perspective in my head.
Emily: It mostly made me sad for laughing at it. That poor kid doesn't stand a chance.
Sam: He gets it on all sides. The other favorite fatherly-tangential moment in this episode was the delightful exchange between Pearlman and Daniels in bed, when they're talking about Freamon. "Did he look over his glasses at you?" and that way he has of bringing in a kind of fatherly disappointment regardless of your relationship to him… I love that they called that out and that the characters think the same thing the audience things there.
Emily: This episode was full of parents and children. Carcetti could just be some guy I know when he's trying to carve out some time with his daughter. Of course, this is just another method of procrastination and avoiding the terrible situation he's gotten himself into but it was still ridiculously adorable. You also have Bubbles with an apprentice of sorts that he's taken a bit of a paternal interest in. Bubbles trying to look like a responsible adult could lead to so many moments of entertainment.
Sam: I love Bubbles so much. Between his increasingly swank shopping cart (ahem, Bubble's Depo" [sic]) and his braided hair (the flattest his hair has ever been!), he brings me so much joy. You know who else brings me joy, who I never would have guessed? Cutty! He's not terrible anymore! He actually smiles and cares about things! All the moms of the boys he's training have caught wind that there's an eligible bachelor around and suddenly he's getting brought dinner and chatted up all the time. It's adorable.
Emily: At least one of the moms didn't even have a kid that went to the gym. She was just all about Cutty. He had no idea how to handle any of that. It was super adorable.
Sam: Look at us, calling Cutty adorable! I never would have dreamed it mid-season-3. We've called Prez adorable for much longer (even if he did also start a bit rough), and whoa, Wire writers, do you know your stuff. I feel like him listening to Johnny Cash is such competent characterization. That is so Prez. Of course, that the chosen song for that moment is Ring of Fire is also pretty telling, re: starting the school year…
Emily: Prez, as predicted, is entirely over his head. His fellow teachers are better than he is, but only marginally. I'm assuming that we'll eventually see him get better but it's going to be a journey. Unlike him, his father-in-law is totally in his element this episode.
Sam: Yeah, man, Valchek is all over the place. Herc asks him for advice with the whole walking in on The Mayor getting a blow job, and then the witness gets killed and he's got news to feed to Carcetti pre-debate. I'm pleased I recognize him from season 2, but he's still obnoxious. At least his information is good, and Carcetti gets to pwn Royce in the debate by referencing that letter about witnesses getting killed that he wrote a year ago now. Also, good advising on the part of his advisor, who told him to do that way back when.
Emily: She really is the best. She's actually great at being optimistic to his face. She did have the poor taste to sleep with McNulty but apparently that man is irresistible to women, at least for a brief time.
Sam: At least she knows what she's doing. She's the one who kicked him out on at least one occasion. She's under no illusions about their relationship. Speaking of illusions, and some that Freamon is trying to shatter, the previously stirred up shit hits the fan now with Kima and Syndor delivering the subpoenas to various high-ranking officials right before an election DUN DUN DUN!!!
Emily: I loved that whole sequence. They were taking so much joy with every warrant that they delivered. Have we heard Clay Davis say "Shiiiiiit" before? I know that we've met him before, and the cultural zeitgeist has been telling me for years that that's his thing, but I don't know that we've heard it before this episode.
Sam: I don't think we have, because it's a thing of beauty and we surely would have commented on it already. One last tidbit before we move on: Marlo is throwing cash around to little kids. That sure is a quick and easy way to curry favor. I kind of wish I was a West Baltimore middle-schooler, I could use the cash…
Emily: Of course, if you're Wee-Bey's kid, that doesn't matter. His mama is going to make sure that he looks great when he shows up for school.
Emily: Omar can do whatever Omar wants to do, even if that's going to the store for Cheerios in silk jammies.
Sam: No one in the world more pulls off the badass look in turquoise silk jammies than Omar. Love you, Omar! I also love drug-dealing as an after school job. Between Wee-Bey's parenting and Bodie trying to get the tough kid to drop out of school to work for him and having to compromise in pleading, "Well, just after school?" there's a lot I'm having to work through this season. The meshing of the drug world and the real world is fascinating.
Emily: And with some of his students out drug dealing after school, how could Prez, excuse me, Prezbo possibly hope to hold their attention in math class?
Sam: Can I just say, whoever scratched "Fuck Prezbo" into the top of the desk has a lot of diligence and work ethic. That's a lot of scratching to get done in one class. Or maybe I always just had the wrong desks for vandalism as a kid.
Emily: They were some pretty deep scratches. That definitely takes diligence.
Sam: So a propos of nothing, I have a thing from last season to mention with how it plays into this season. When Hamsterdam was in force, I noticed that every time there'd be a scene there, you'd hear the same clip of someone hawking "WMD! Get that WMD!" and I realized at the end of the season that, duh, it's just one audio clip and they keep playing it (because it was the exact same). So I was delighted to learn that this season the times have changed, and Pandemic is now the drug? strain? something, of course. I'm a square and can't even tell you. But anyway, listen for your "Pandemic! Get that Pandemic!" because it'll happen. A bunch.
Emily: Earlier it was the same clip about Yellow Top. I think that sometimes happened last season, too. In Hamsterdam, there was more than one strain being sold at a time.
Sam: True! I've also heard red tops and black tops, throughout the seasons. Just another reason to give props to the writers, I guess, because they even mix up what the people are shouting for more realism. Because things do change. (but, you get the sound once, and can keep playing it alll season…). My other favorite name thing was the brief meeting of the New Day Co-Op. Lord, isn't that refreshing and almost religious sounding? I love them so much.
Emily: I think we already knew that that was their name. It's still delightful, though, and I'm glad that it's still going in a post-Stringer world. It's like his legacy.
Sam: And an excellent legacy to have. The name probably popped up before, I can only notice so many things in an episode. Like it literally wasn't until this episode that I realized that Daniels' wife and Carcetti are on opposite sides of the election. It's pretty obvious, since Marla Daniels is on the Mayor's ticket and Carcetti is running against him, but it took me until now to realize that whoever wins, one of them is also going to lose. Boo. I like both of them.
Emily: Or they could both lose. I suppose that Gray could technically still win this thing if black voters want to go with a black candidate and Carcetti sufficiently tears apart Royce.
Sam: Actual thought process as you were writing that just now: "OH! That could happen. Wait, that wouldn't happen, right? They could both lose. ARRGHH that could so happen because nothing is ever certain with these writers arrghhhh."
Emily: I suppose that they could both win if people don't vote a straight ticket based on the endorsements of the mayoral candidate. I'm sure that city council is a separate vote from mayor. Unlikely, but still possible. Also, are all council seats up for election or is Carcetti still on if he loses?
Sam: Not a clue! And now I'm realizing just how much I don't know about this election! Ack! In the interest of running back to things I do know about, Bunny is still getting in trouble for doing the right thing, but he ends up in the right place because of it. I like his new partnership with the world's most academic academic. Also the Deacon's involvement, particularly interpreting for each side in real time during that meeting. "You go out and get him corner boys to mess with." "Ohh, got it."
Emily: Also looking for new jobs are Freamon and Kima. They've been a little spoiled with tough but reasonable Daniels followed by the world's laziest lieutenant so the new guy isn't exactly working out for them.
Sam: I thought it was really interesting how Kima went running to Daniels and Freamon actually went to Rawls with the respective "Omg, get me out of here" stories.
Emily: Well, Freamon did briefly work for Rawls. He was Bunk's partner when McNulty was on the boat.
Sam: Oh for sure. That doesn't make it any less weird for someone to have to ask Rawls to be nice about something, though.
Emily: There might be something in there about how men negotiate for jobs and how women do. The more direct method vs. going through channels to make sure that you're heading in the right direction.
Sam: I suspect you're right. In much more facile connections, the only thing worse than dealing with Rawls is dealing with middle schoolers. Eesh. I don't have a lot of hope, but I wish the New Awkward Teacher storyline gets over soon. I really hate all of the awkwardness. I don't like New Teacher stories. Blegh.
Emily: To be fair, things already seemed to be getting better. You know, until one girl cut another for mouthing off.
Sam: Bitch really did cut a bitch. Poor Prez. Poor everyone. It's sure not an auspicious start to the school year. But we'll stick with it, because we always do… See you next week?
Emily: See you next week!
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- Police have arrested a woman in connection with the stabbing death of a 76-year-old woman last week.
Cathy Gwenzell Burrell, 51, has been charged with first degree murder in connection with the death of 76-year-old Beatrice Caldwell Rorie.
Police said Burrell was Rorie's neighbor.
On Nov. 4, police responded to 1501 Longview Drive in reference to an assault. When officers arrived, they found Rorie who appeared to have suffered from blunt-force trauma.
The Medical Examiner's Office later confirmed the case was a homicide as Rorie died as the result of a fatal stab wound.
Burrell's first court date is set for Dec. 5.
Police did not provide a photograph of the suspect.
Guns, ugggh we need more guns.
Look at those beautiful lips. Hopefully she can put to good use as she rots in prison.


It's no secret that I love newborn lifestyle sessions. I know what it's like to be so wrapped up in the newborn stage, exhausted, elated, frustrated, completely in love, and did I mention exhausted? One diaper change rolls into another, the laundry pile gets higher by the minute and it can feel like you are feeding that baby all day long. You want to snuggle and kiss that soft baby skin non stop, and yet you'd give anything for a long, hot shower. There's nothing quite like that fresh baby stage, and I am passionate about helping families capture just a snippet of this special, fleeting phase. Baby Liam was a dream, and I just loved this session - the sweet, quiet snuggles, and all the routines in between. Here are some favourites... you'll notice I had trouble narrowing them down, haha.


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Q: GraphQL server always returning empty array in data I have setup locally a GraphQL service and a backend service that holds my data. This entire setup is also present in the cloud development environment. I am trying to debug an issue, and for that reason I am hitting my local backend service using the Graphql playground. But strangely whenever I am configuring the local service url in graphql, it never hits the service and simply responds with an empty array. But the moment I change the url to point to the dev environment service, it gives the expected data response.
The local service is working fine, as I have already tested it using Postman, and it does give the correct results. Not really sure what is going wrong here. Is there any setting/caching that is causing this? I have tried clearing cache multiple times, but that does not seem to be the issue.

A: ok, so figured it out. The problem was the company proxy running on my machine. It was blocking the localhost:8095 url going out from graphql. When I ran it after disabling the proxy, it all worked fine. Not sure why it was blocking the localhost. Thanks everyone

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Dangerous women, George R.R. Martin and Gardner Dozois, ed
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"All new and original to this volume, the 21 stories in Dangerous Women include work by twelve New York Times bestsellers, and seven stories set in the authors' bestselling continuities--including a new "Outlander" story by Diana Gabaldon, a tale of Harry Dresden's world by Jim Butcher, a story from Lev Grossman set in the world of The Magicians, and a 35,000-word novella by George R. R. Martin about the Dance of the Dragons, the vast civil war that tore Westeros apart nearly two centuries before the events of A Game of Thrones. Also included are original stories of dangerous women--heroines and villains alike--by Brandon Sanderson, Joe Abercrombie, Sherilynn Kenyon, Lawrence Block, Carrie Vaughn, S. M. Stirling, Sharon Kay Penman, and many others. Writes Gardner Dozois in his Introduction, "Here you'll find no hapless victims who stand by whimpering in dread while the male hero fights the monster or clashes swords with the villain, and if you want to tie these women to the railroad tracks, you'll find you have a real fight on your hands. Instead, you will find sword-wielding women warriors, intrepid women fighter pilots and far-ranging spacewomen, deadly female serial killers, formidable female superheroes, sly and seductive femmes fatale, female wizards, hard-living Bad Girls, female bandits and rebels, embattled survivors in Post-Apocalyptic futures, female Private Investigators, stern female hanging judges, haughty queens who rule nations and whose jealousies and ambitions send thousands to grisly deaths, daring dragonriders, and many more.""--
New York, Tor Books, 2013
784 pages;
RAISA STEPANOVA
by Carrie Vaughn
WRESTLING JESUS
by Joe R. Lansdale
by Megan Lindholm
I KNOW HOW TO PICK 'EM
SOME DESPERADO
SHADOWS FOR SILENCE IN THE FORESTS OF HELL
A QUEEN IN EXILE
by Sharon Kay Penman
THE GIRL IN THE MIRROR
by Lev Grossman
SECOND ARABESQUE, VERY SLOWLY
by Nancy Kress
CITY LAZARUS
by Diana Rowland
by Sherilynn Kenyon
PRONOUNCING DOOM
by S.M. Stirling
NAME THE BEAST
by Sam Sykes
by Pat Cadigan
MY HEART IS EITHER BROKEN
by Caroline Spector
THE PRINCESS AND THE QUEEN
by Megan Abbott
NORA'S SONG
by Cecelia Holland
THE HANDS THAT ARE NOT THERE
by Melinda Snodgrass
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Women -- Fiction
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As it's been a while since my last blog about my attempts to make wine I thought I'd do an update!
At the end of May I decided that I should bottle the Elderberry wine I started in October last year. I'd washed out the bottles and got the labels off them the day before so all I had to do was sterilise everything before I started. I set everything up on the kitchen table and despite initially struggling to get the wine to flow (the cork was too far into the demijohn – strange as it wasn't an issue with an identical one yesterday!) I filled five and a half bottles before the wine flow ground to a halt even though there was still quite a lot left in the demijohn. That's the problem with the silt trap on the syphon tube – so I decided to remove it and fill the last bottle.
It was a bit of a struggle to get it going again but I soon had the last bootle full. I put some more wine into the measuring jug and used that to top up the bottles. There was still enough to fill a wine glass for ahem…testing purposes! The bottle tops I had bought during the week were a doddle to use and pretty soon I had six sealed bottles of wine on the table!
I had printed out some labels for the bottles. I'd designed them a few weeks back and used my photos of the surrounding area as the basis to create a number of individual labels. I went up into the attic and got my guillotine out to cut them out. Yesterday I had bought some spray glue from the pound shop so I used that to attach them! I used to used spray mount years ago and I was expecting this to be the same but it wasn't and the glue came out somewhat manically and in lumps. I maanged to get all 6 labels on but some had more glue on them than I would have liked!
The mead that I started in February has been racked twice – I messed it up the first time disturbing the lees on the bottom of the demmijohn and sending clouds of them into the almost clear liquid meaning that by the time it was in the new demijohn it was all cloudy again! I then had to wait until it settled so I could do it again! IT's currently sitting nice and clear waiting to be bottled some tine around September.
I did think about making dandelion wine this year but if I'm honest by the time the dandelions had come out I was so busy with work and other things I never found the time to go and pick any – oh well maybe next year! Feeeling cheated by this I decided to try something else and that turned out to be Elderflower champagne! I'd seen a recipe for it on line and it sounded quite quick and easy so I thought why not!
I'd been working from home and at lunchtime I took dog dog out for a quick walk and we head down onto Millennium Green where I had spotted some Elderberry trees on my walk the other night. Unluckily for me they were more difficult to get to than I had expected and I had to fight through nettles to get to them! Luckily I only got stung once and I soon had a bag of elderflowers to take home.
Then in the evening I set about making my Elderflower champagne. I'd boiled some water earlier and added the sugar till it dissolved and then added cold water and left it to cool down. Now I had to add the elderflowers and the other ingredients like lemons and yeast nutrient to the mix! I didn't add any yeast because it said to wait a few days to see if the natural yeasts in the flowers started the process off!
A few days later there was no sign of activity so I decided I would add some yeast. The original recipe called for champagne yeast but I knew I'd have to order that. Others said any yeast would do so I decided to head up to Wilko at lunchtime to buy some just in case. It was a lovely day so I decided to walk through the park to get there but when I did they didn't have any! Still it got me out of the office! I had some yeast that came with the original kit that Sarah bought me that never got used so I used that when I got home and discovered that there was still no action! Almost as soon as I added it I could tell it was going to be ok and by the time I went to bed there definitely seemed to be something going on!
After a week the idea is that you put the resulting liquid into bottles but most sites suggest that you monitor the bottles everyday and "burp" then to prevent a build up of gas which can in extreme cases shatter the bottles! However I didn't have any bottles yet and I was unexpectedly going away with work the following week so to be safe I decided to put it into a demijohn till I got back. So on Sunday evening I set about transferring the elderflower wine out of the fermentation bucket. I fished out all of the lemons and elderflowers before filtering the liquid through a muslin cloth and funnel into the demijohn.The resulting liquid in the demijohn looked very cloudy so I might have to look into what went wrong there! It says leave for a few hours to settle but this looks like it could take a lot longer!
So the following Sunday I went to transfer the elderflower champagne into the bottles I bought that afternoon at Wilko. While I enjoy wine making I find the sterilisation of everything to be such a pain! Still I was soon all set up and ready to go!
I had hoped to buy 75cl bottles but they seem to have to be ordered in! I had thought to order some to be picked up in Sunderland on Saturday but it took four days and I didn't remember to do it till Thursday! In the end it was just as well as we didn't make it to Wilko in Sunderland that day! So I settled for 50cl bottle but the advantage of that is that they will come in useful for cider which I have promised to make at some point soon!
However it did mean that I still had some left over after filling the bottles so I put it in plastic bottle. One of the pages I read recommended using plastic in case the gas put the bottle under pressure. I don't think mine is fizzy enough for that but I figured the plastic would alert me to any issues with the glass before it became an issue – if you see what I mean!
I left the bottles for a few days and then I tried my elderflower champagne! I'd put a bottle in the fridge before I left for work so it would be nicely chilled by the time I got back. We had lasagne for dinner so it went nicely with that. The verdict so far – it tastes quite nice but isn't very fizzy. I did add some sugar as per the instructions on another website I looked at but it didn't seem to do much. I'll add some to the other ones and leave a bit longer and see if that makes a difference. It is certainly alcoholic because I drank about 400ml and felt quite squiffy by the time I took dog dog out!
So that's what's been happening – I will try and make some cider at some point but I need to order some cider yeast first. Other than that it will be bottling the mead next so that I have room to start this years batch of Elderberry when the berries are ripe! Oh and there's always the drinking to look forward to!


When a player character goes to zero hit points or below, roll 2D6 and consult the following table. Add the constitution bonus to the roll. Divide the current hit points by the character's level and add it to the roll. That makes it 2D6 + CON BONUS + (HP/Level). The effects of negative hit points fades as a character goes up in levels.
All Save vs Death rolls below use the character's CON bonus, positive or negative.
Surviving characters immediately suffer 1 point of damage to the stat listed in the hit location table below. This damage is permanent.
2 Instant Death: roll on hit location table below. The character is dead with no Save vs Death.
Fatal Wound: The character dies in 1D20 x 10 minutes. Only a wish or similar effect can heal wound.
Knocked Out until death unless Save vs Death is made. If the character makes the save, they are conscious and can move feebly but cannot fight or perform otherwise strenuous actions. Roll for location. Any limb struck is completely useless. If hit in the head, the character is blinded (1-3), deafened (4), or unable to speak (5-6).
Severed Limb: Consult the hit location table, below.
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If hit location is the head and the character wears no helmet, treat this result as a roll of 2, Instant Death. If the hit location is the trunk, and the character wears no armor, treat this result as a roll of 3, Fatal Wound. Otherwise, the character will die of bleeding in 1D6+2 rounds.
If the hit location is to the trunk (6-40), a large chunk of flesh is destroyed. Skin may grow back over the wound, but it will always look grotesque. The area is permanently weak and any blow to this spot will instantly kill the character.
Bleeding characters may be saved with healing magic, a tourniquet, or cauterization with fire, except that cauterization will not stop bleeding caused by burns.
Surviving characters require 3D6 weeks to recover.
Knocked Out until death unless Save vs Death is made.
Broken Bone: Consult the hit location table below.
If hit location is the head (1-5) and no helmet is worn, Save vs Death or fall into a coma. Otherwise, 3D6 weeks to heal before the limb can be used. Character with broken legs or feet cannot stand or walk.
If hit location is the the back, the character is permanently paralyzed and unable to walk.
If hit location is the chest, broken ribs will prevent strenuous activity for the duration of recovery.
Knocked Out 1D20 rounds unless Save vs Death is made.
8-9 Knocked Out for 1D12 rounds from a blow to the head if wearing a helm. If no helmet, then treat as a Broken Bone and roll for location (which likely will not be the head).
10-11 Stunned for 1D4 rounds and lose helm if wearing helm. Knocked Out for 1d12 rounds if not wearing helm.
12 Rage: A surge of adrenaline returns 1D4 hit points per hit die. At the end of the combat, the adrenaline drains away, hit points are reduced to zero, and the PC faints for 2D6 rounds. If you roll this more than once in a single combat consider yourself a Bezerker under the effects of a potion of super-heroism.
Azrak, a 2nd level fighter, has 3 HP and is struck for 5 HP, making his new HP total -2. Azrak has 15 CON, so he will add +1 to the roll. Azrak is 2nd level, so he takes -2 and divides by 2, making -1. The +1 CON bonus cancels out the -1 adjustment for going into negative HP. Azrak rolls a 7. He's got a broken bone. It's his right arm. He also rolls a save versus death and fails. He's knocked out for 13 rounds. When he wakes up, he will be able to do nothing beyond walk, and his carrying capacity is halved.
Dead characters my be resurrected by clerics or reincarnated by magic users. Either specialist is likely to ask for at least 2,500 gp. Clerics will also require the character to complete a quest.


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Q: How can I copy build settings from one target to another I'm building a project with many individual test programs in it; each test program is its own target.
There are a number of settings that each target in "Build Settings" such as several preprocessor macros, and about half a dozen libraries in the "Build Phases" tab.
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Neither solution is easy. Is there any way to simply copy the build settings from one target to another?

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Power Rankings: Preseason favorites rebound to contend with early surprises
By ESPN.com
As we get deeper into the season's second month, we're seeing some teams iron out their early-season hiccups and regain their place near the top of our Power Rankings. Witness a pair of big comebacks in this week's rankings, with the Red Sox and Brewers -- the 2018 win leaders from each league -- both returning to our top 10.
That doesn't mean there isn't still room for surprises. The Twins made their first appearance of the season in our top five, a reward for their sustained excellence in the early going, something that might ultimately lead to an AL Central title with the ailing, short-handed Indians looking vulnerable.
That appearance owes something to the Twins getting a first-place vote this week, a first for them this season. Minnesota was one of four clubs to get one, with the Dodgers holding on to their top slot with two, and the Astros and Rays getting one apiece. And with the Cubs moving up to No. 4 overall on the strength of their own in-season rebound, the voting might get even more split up in the weeks to come.
While the Brewers and Red Sox both climbed four slots in the rankings, they did not make the week's single biggest gain. That honor goes to the Reds, who made a seven-spot leap. Can they sustain it? And the biggest decline was suffered by the injury-wracked Nationals, who tumbled six spots and out of the top 20. That fall was almost matched by the Cardinals, whose 2-5 week -- losing four games while scoring either one run or no runs -- almost took them out of the top 10 with a five-rung slide.
For Week 6, our panel of voters was composed of Bradford Doolittle, Christina Kahrl, Eric Karabell, Tim Kurkjian and David Schoenfield.
Previous: Preseason | Week 1 | Week 2| Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5
1. Los Angeles Dodgers
2019 record:27-16
Week 5 ranking:1
Is it time to start recognizing Hyun-Jin Ryu as one of the best lefties in the league? Since coming off the injured list last Aug. 15, he has a 1.78 ERA over 17 starts with a 107:8 ratio of strikeouts to walks. In his first eight starts of 2019, he has yet to give up more than two runs in a game. He fired a four-hit shutout over the Braves last Tuesday, then allowed one hit in eight innings against the Nationals on Sunday. -- David Schoenfield
ICYMI:Is Ryu the new Greg Maddux?
The early leader for the best offseason free-agent signing in terms of 2019 impact is Houston's addition of Michael Brantley. Brantley signed for a modest $32 million for two years and has outproduced Bryce Harper, Manny Machado and A.J. Pollock while sporting an OPS approaching 1.100. He has crushed it at home and on the road, against lefties and righties. Brantley has been just what the Astros needed, and they didn't need much. -- Bradford Doolittle
ICYMI:Unsigned Keuchel stands his ground on market value
3. Tampa Bay Rays
This weekend brought bittersweet news for breakout starter Tyler Glasnow and the Rays. When he left Friday's start against the Yankees with "forearm tightness," it was hard not to assume the worst. The words are too often a precursor for a coming Tommy John surgery. Thankfully, it was just a strain. Still, the four to six weeks Glasnow is expected to miss could have a major impact on the postseason awards chances for a pitcher who has been as good as anybody during the season's opening weeks. But thanks to gambits like the opener, the Rays have the pitching depth to cover Glasnow's innings for a few weeks. -- Doolittle
ICYMI:Snell still the man to beat for AL Cy Young
Recently, chief decision-maker Theo Epstein said that pitching coach Tommy Hottovy's name came up too often during the staff's poor start over Chicago's first nine games. So it would only be fair to mention him now that things have turned. During that 2-7 start, Cubs pitchers ranked last with a 7.51 ERA. Since then, they have the best ERA in the majors. So, Tommy Hottovy, consider your name mentioned, and for a good reason. -- Doolittle
ICYMI:How a mid-at-bat change to an ax-handle bat helped ignite Kris Bryant
5. Minnesota Twins
The Twins are among the OPS and slugging leaders despite receiving dismal production from third base, mainly free-agent bust Marwin Gonzalez. Enter Miguel Sano.It might not be as early as this week, as Sano continues his rehab assignment at Triple-A Rochester from a heel laceration, but it is coming. Sano is a career .477 slugger; Gonzalez can return to utility status. -- Eric Karabell
ICYMI:The Twins are baseball's most pleasant surprise
6. New York Yankees
DJ LeMahieu has a huge home/road split over his career thanks to Coors Field -- .331 at home, .266 on the road -- but like some other Rockies hitters in the past, he has left Coors Field and his home/road splits have evened out. (The theory is that not seeing as many good breaking balls at home hurts Rockies hitters on the road.) He's hitting well over .300 so far and has been getting on base from the leadoff position. -- Schoenfield
ICYMI:Meet the Yankees: Five unlikely Bronx heroes to watch
7. Milwaukee Brewers
Week 5 ranking:11
Through mid-April, it looked as if the Brewers would be stuck with a couple of open seats in a game of rotation musical chairs, but things have settled nicely since, with Milwaukee's starters fueling a seven-game win streak. Over their first 19 games, the rotation put up an ugly combined ERA of 6.19. Since then, it has been 3.26 over 23 games, including an MLB-best 1.65 ERA during the streak through Sunday. -- Doolittle
ICYMI:Yelich driven to show last year was anything but luck
8. Boston Red Sox
You don't need next-level stats to appreciate how dramatic the turnaround has been for the Red Sox. After their first 19 games, the Sox were an AL-worst 6-13 with 77 runs scored and 119 runs allowed for a minus-42 run differential. In the 22 games since then, they are 16-6 with 143 runs scored, 74 allowed and a plus-69 differential. -- Steve Richards
ICYMI:Red Sox are (probably) going to be OK
9. St. Louis Cardinals
Week 5 ranking: 4
A rough 2-9 run bumped the Cardinals from first place in the NL Central, but there have been bright spots: Miles Mikolas began the year with a 5.29 ERA in his first six turns but has pitched three consecutive quality starts, andPaul DeJong has batted .308 (8-for-26) with two home runs in his past eight games. -- Tristan Cockcroft
ICYMI:Do the Cardinals need rotation help?
10. Philadelphia Phillies
The Phillies come home from their Missouri trip with ace Aaron Nola scheduled to face the Brewers and Rockies, teams hitting significantly better and more than normal, in home games. Nola appears to have regained his ace-level status, posting a 1.47 ERA over his past three outings, with one home run allowed. In his first five starts, his ERA was 6.84 with seven homers allowed. -- Karabell
11. Arizona Diamondbacks
Arizona has lost six of eight, including the last three of a four-game series with Atlanta this weekend. In the three losses to the Braves, the Diamondbacks left 25 runners on base and went 4-for-24 with runners in scoring position. -- Richards
12. Cleveland Indians
After a stone-cold start to his season that had his OPS below .400 through April 14, Jose Ramirez has started showing some signs of life at the plate, producing a .735 OPS since April 15. Unfortunately, his unremarkable 89.9 mph exit velocity in that same period of time is parked right around the MLB average, and there's no sign of the power spike he delivered last season, something the Indians badly need now. -- Christina Kahrl
ICYMI: Is Oscar Mercado ready for the call?
13. Atlanta Braves
The Dodgers swept the Braves earlier in the week before the Braves bounced back to win their series in Arizona. As they scuffle along at .500, they basically just need to improve their "clutch" performance. They're fourth in OBP and fifth in slugging in the NL, but they're seventh in runs, hitting just .240/.319/.346 with runners in scoring position. The bullpen ranks 25th in win probability added, as A.J. Minter (0-4, 9.82) lost his closer role and was demoted to Triple-A. -- Schoenfield
ICYMI:Ronald Acuna Jr. is quietly getting better
14. San Diego Padres
Fresh off the disappointment of losing out on NL Rookie of the Month honors for April, Chris Paddack dominated the Mets with 7 shutout innings of 11-strikeout baseball this past Monday, lowering his ERA to 1.55. He has been instrumental in keeping the pitching staff ranked among the game's top 10 in ERA (3.96), but questions about his innings cap will multiply as the summer progresses. -- Cockcroft
ICYMI:Paddack's start radically changes his season forecast
15. New York Mets
Todd Frazier is running out of time to make an impression. The veteran third baseman has struggled to hit since his delayed season debut. He pushed J.D. Davis aside, but Jed Lowrie, when healthy, has to play. How the Mets line up with Lowrie, who compiled a .356 on-base percentage the past two years for Oakland, will be interesting; he batted third last season. Will he push struggling Robinson Cano aside in the lineup? -- Karabell
16. Pittsburgh Pirates
Despite injuries to two of their key starting pitchers, the Pirates have been getting valiant efforts from both Trevor Williams and Jordan Lyles. Williams' 2.21 ERA since last year's All-Star break is third best among qualifiers in baseball, and Lyles' 2.09 mark this season is sixth best -- and the Pirates have won six of his seven starts to date. -- Cockcroft
17. Cincinnati Reds
From Nick Senzel's two-homer game last Monday to the team being no-hit by Mike Fiers Tuesday to Luis Castillo's 11-strikeout gem in a 7-0 victory Friday, the Reds had quite the up-and-down week. That has been the story of their season, as the team hasn't had a streak longer than three games on either side, win or lose, since April 14-17, and they've been mired in last place since the beginning of said streak. -- Cockcroft
ICYMI:Is it too late to save Joey Votto's season?
18. Colorado Rockies
German Marquez has seemed like the Rockies' only reliable starting pitcher this season. His 3.43 ERA is more than three-quarters of a run lower than that of any of his rotation mates, and he chipped in a key three-run double in his most recent turn. Despite his work, Rockies starters still have a 7.38 ERA in May, third worst in baseball. -- Cockcroft
19. Seattle Mariners
Felix Hernandez is in the final year of his contract and it's starting to look ugly. He has given up 14 runs in 7 innings his past two starts as his ERA has ballooned to 6.52. The Mariners are in free fall after their hot start, have put him on the IL and don't have any obvious long-term replacements for him, at least until Wade LeBlanc is ready to come off the IL. But you also don't want to keep sending him out there if he's just going to get pounded. The Mariners might be facing a tough choice for a franchise icon. -- Schoenfield
ICYMI:No MLB ruling on substance on Kikuchi's hat
20. Los Angeles Angels
Jonathan Lucroy hit .292 with 24 home runs for the 2016 Brewers and Rangers. Over the following two seasons with the Rangers, Rockies and Athletics, he hit .253 with a total of 10 home runs. Perhaps that explains why Lucroy, 32, had to settle for a one-year deal with the Angels in December. So far, so good -- a rejuvenated Lucroy homered twice off Justin Verlander last weekend and should reach double digits in homers. -- Karabell
ICYMI:Passan: The inside story of the 7-year-old Mike Trout fan and his Troutfits
21. Texas Rangers
The Rangers seem to be sinking fast (5-13 since April 22), but how aboutHunter Pence? In his past 16 games, Pence has a .340/.424/.820 slash line with six doubles, six homers and 22 RBIs. Not bad for a guy who few figured would even land a job coming off a .590 OPS season in 2018. -- Richards
22. Oakland Athletics
Week 5 ranking: 23
Remember when Khris Davis was parked atop the MLB leaderboard with 10 home runs back on April 12? He hasn't hit one since, a 20-game stretch (punctuated by a hip injury) that is his second-longest set of games without a home run in his career and his longest since his 36-game (and 126 plate appearance) drought in 2015 -- his last year in Milwaukee and his last hitting fewer than 40 home runs in a season. -- Kahrl
ICYMI:Mike FIers spins MLB's improbable, incredible 300th no-hitter
23. Washington Nationals
The Nationals had lost six series in a row before splitting the four-game series to the Dodgers, leading to increased speculation that Dave Martinez's job is on the line. You get the feeling that the club better perform well in its next 10 games -- seven against the Mets, three against the Cubs -- or GM Mike Rizzo will be seeking a new manager. -- Schoenfield
ICYMI:The Nats are in trouble, and so is Dave Martinez
24. San Francisco Giants
It would be hard to have a worse May than the Giants' starting rotation has put up so far, getting shellacked for an MLB-high 49 runs in 43 innings, with MLB worsts in home runs allowed (19), ERA (8.66) and WHIP (1.99). Shelving Derek Holland and demoting Dereck Rodriguez might reshuffle the deck chairs, but pitching was supposed to be a strength; this boat by the Bay is definitely taking on water. -- Kahrl
ICYMI:Holland rips Giants brass
25. Detroit Tigers
With Matthew Boyd and now Daniel Norris pitching well in the Tigers' rotation, the David Price trade has turned out pretty well. Add in homegrown rookie Spencer Turnbull filling the strike zone with 93-94 mph velocity and nice complementary breaking stuff, and even with Michael Fulmer on the IL, the Motor City Kitties' starting pitching is legitimately brag-worthy for keeping games in reach. -- Kahrl
ICYMI:Fan who kept Pujols milestone ball changes his mind
26. Toronto Blue Jays
Vlad-mania hasn't exactly turned Toronto's season around. Since the Jays swept Oakland onVladimir Guerrero Jr.'s first weekend in the majors to push their record to .500, they've gone 2-10, with Guerrero checking in at 6-for-35 (.171) with one extra-base hit (a double Sunday), no runs and one RBI in that stretch. -- Richards
ICYMI:Edwin Jackson set to play for record 14th team
27. Chicago White Sox
Travis d'Arnaud. Gerardo Parra. Edwin Jackson. Chris Stratton. Aaron Altherr. These are all possibly useful veterans who changed teams this week and could have been had cheaply by any club looking to shore up the back end of a roster. That said, the Sox did get in on the act, adding pitcher Ross Detwiler and trading for outfielder Paulo Orlando. More of that stuff, guys. Reaching .500 is still within sight. -- Doolittle
ICYMI:Tim Anderson shows no mercy to Tribe's Bauer after tweet
28. Kansas City Royals
The Royals were patient with third baseman Hunter Dozier, and wisely so. Dozier hit .229 with 11 home runs over 388 plate appearances last season. This year has been vastly different, as he is among the league leaders in OPS, walk rate and home runs. Dozier was the No. 8 pick in the 2013 amateur draft and has drastically cut down on his chase rate and strikeout rate, and raised his launch angle. This excellent start might be for real. -- Karabell
ICYMI:How much Dozier's breakout changes his projections
29. Baltimore Orioles
The good news: Baltimore got two solid mound performances fromJohn Means, who won twice and gave up only two runs over 13 innings, lowering his ERA to 2.33. The bad news: In between, the O's went 0-4, giving up 37 hits, 21 walks and 25 runs over 39 innings (5.77 ERA, 1.49 WHIP). -- Richards
30. Miami Marlins
Caleb Smith is now among the NL's top five in ERA (2.11), as is his strikeout rate among starting pitchers (11.8 K/9). But he could use some help. The Marlins aren't just struggling to score -- averaging an NL-low 2.3 runs per game in May -- they're not even generating many hard knocks. Between them, Jorge Alfaro, Starlin Castro, Brian Anderson and Miguel Rojas -- half the starting lineup -- have one extra-base hit, a double by Anderson, in the month of May. -- Kahrl
Astros, Dodgers leading power rankings
Mark Teixeira and Tim Kurkjian review this week's MLB power rankings, with the Astros and Dodgers topping the list.
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Transition on the IEP means the parents, teachers, other team members, and most importantly, the student start to think about and plan for what happens after high school graduation. After high school graduation is now called post-school years. Transitions may look different for deaf and hard of hearing students. Some may plan to work right after high school, others plan to attend college and need to learn about disability services, and others might attend a transition program before turning 21. Self-advocacy skills and language needs to continue to be strengthened. However, self-realization is a process throughout lifetime. It's important to remember that this happens in stages, sometimes starting in middle school or even high school.
Ann continues: For those students who receive little direct service time from a teacher of deaf/hard of hearing, it is important to think about information they need in different places such as work and college. Students may also need more frequent contact from a teacher of deaf/hard of hearing in their junior and senior years when they need to learn about scholarships, disability services, programs and colleges for deaf and hard of hearing students as well as receive instruction about how to communicate their needs. For other students, they may need to have work experiences to help them figure out what type of work they would like to do after high school. Students may need help planning and practicing and writing down words to say during the work day and how to connect with coworkers and advocate on the job for interpreters or CART and other services.
Some hard of hearing students in middle school and early high school years stop using assistive listening devices in the classroom and prefer to only wear their personal hearing aids. They do not want to look different, especially if they are the only hard of hearing or deaf student in class or even in the school. In middle school and 9th and 10th grades, sometimes students turn down support so they feel more independent. They may also feel more fatigued from listening and not do as well academically. During those years, social connections and appearances are more important. As they mature, they may be more interested in remote captioning, using an assistive listening device and specific classes especially when they are thinking about and visiting colleges, vocational training programs or work situations that require them to be more responsible for information they are learning.
It is important that students in middle school and high school continue to have different demonstrations and trials happen in classrooms. Sometimes they do not want to try specific services in high school but are interested in college. The pace and rigor of college classes, as well as some advanced or honors high school classes, may cause teams to reconsider what access is available and services such as remote captioning may need to be added.
Many schools are using teacher-created videos that are streamed into classrooms. Sometimes these are called flipped classrooms. This means the teacher videotapes the lesson and the students watch it at home. Even students who say they can hear videos without captions should still have captions, especially when they are learning new academic vocabulary. They cannot recognize words that they struggle to hear fully. This is an adaptation that should be discussed by the IEP team. It is also important that students ask disability services in colleges about captions for online videos for different classes.
Ann continues: It is important students and parents understand laws that relate to training and work after high school. Support and encouragement does not end at high school graduation.
Ann continues: Students need to be able to explain the challenges they have in classrooms for disability services in college as well as for the Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) which some students also call Department of Vocational Rehabilitation (VRS).
Students at all levels benefit from role-playing to prepare them for different scenarios in college and on the job. High school students often know that they should advocate or say something, but they don't know what to say. This also includes students in honors or advanced placement courses. Although they may succeed academically, they continue to need a wide variety of advocacy language modeled for them. Teachers of deaf and hard of hearing students can provide many resources to students and their families, including modeling communication with disability services and making connections with vocational rehabilitation counselors.
It helps teams to think about different items that students need to know to prepare for post-school years.
Ann continues: Review the sample transition checklist that Metro Deaf School created in Appendix VI, also found on page 46 of the Discussion Guide, to help students create a portfolio. The portfolio can be modified depending on the student needs.
Ann continues: The Commission of Deaf, DeafBlind and Hard of Hearing Minnesotan's transition-age collaborative group produced a transition guide with webinars which are also a good resource for teams. Check out this link here with the QR code.
We hope that the prompts from the transition section of the Discussion Guide will help parents and teachers on IEP teams to plan for the future, starting in middle school. We also hope this helps the student and others to understand that transition is a process.


This is a dynamic-animated version of the Chloe hairstyle, originally created by @Nightstalker.
This mod uses extended hair physics and therefore it requires Loader v5.45 or greater. If you are unable to use the Loader, or if you find that the hairstyle misbehaves in conjunction with advanced Animtools positions, then you may have more success with the Static version.
Normal users can download the MOD file via the link at the top of this page. SDT modders can find the FLA source file on mega.nz.
I love this mod, Ae you going to do origa(dark elf queen)as well?
The Origa hairstyle has already been drawn by Nightstalker.
I don't plan to animate it. The hair shape is very "straight" and it tends to remain stuck behind the girl's body. It would be difficult to notice whether the hair is moving correctly.
Works pretty good. The only real complaint I have is that the mod changes the Girls Overall appearance, Skin tone , Eye Color ect. I would like a Version without the charcode, if possible.
For conventional SWF mods I would agree with you. But with Loader mods, the user can discard the unwanted changes (blockCharData=1 in Settings). Including the charCode saves people the trouble of copy-pasting a charCode string from a webpage into a local file, and it avoids the disappointment which might arise when a mod's in-game appearance differs from that of the preview image.
I don't plan to publish charCode+ and charCode- variants of files because it would generate a lot of clutter. If you really want a hairstyle-only file then PM me and I'll send you one.
I fixed the problems I had with this mod, and it works beautifully now. This mod is amazing.


South Butler administrators are asking parents to pay special attention to what their students are bringing to school after two students were disciplined this week for bringing weapons to class.
The incidents happened on back-to-back days, according to Superintendent David Foley.
On Tuesday, a teacher believed two students were vaping in class. A search revealed one of those students had a Juul vaping device in her purse, as well as a small Swiss Army Knife. Both items are prohibited on school grounds.
On Wednesday, two live ammunition rounds were found in the Middle School locker room. No firearm was found with the ammunition. A student was found to have additional ammunition rounds in his pocket. Ammunition is also prohibited on school grounds.
The superintendent believes the students may not have intentionally brought the items to school, but they will be disciplined regardless.
"In an effort to provide a safe learning environment, the district cannot differentiate between items brought with ill intent and those brought accidentally. Neither can we differentiate with the consequences," Foley said in a letter to parents on Wednesday.
Parents and students are reminded to go through their bags and pockets before stepping on school grounds.
The post 2 S. Butler Students Disciplined For Bringing Weapons To School appeared first on ButlerRadio.com – Butler, PA .


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Can you bump up the forum's image upload size to something a little larger?
Maybe like 250 or 300..
Re: Can you bump up the image upload size to something a little greater then 192 kb.
Okay, I changed the setting. See if that's any better.
I just tried posting a pic and it is still 192.
I shoot photos at 640 x 480 pixels and post them that way on eBay and Craigslist.
Size on disc is 72 kb.
Here's an example; posted here with a simple html statement referring to the pic's location.
The photo above was the "before" shot....here's the "after" shot.
Now that you've sold the chair, are you going to upgrade to a nicer model?
Paid $120 at a thrift store on a Monday. Monday next sold it for $700 on Craigslist. Guy drove 90 miles to get it; mine was in better shape than the $400 one that was only 30 miles from him.
Most you've ever paid for a unit and what size was it ??


Bee's Circus: 564. Daniel says... & Trendy Tot Tuesday.
Exclaims "Oh my word!" When he's excited about something.
When asked something, he replies with "probably" before his answer & says "Oh-hokey-dokey-den"
When he sees his brother in the morning, or after a nap, he sings "Good morning, good morning, it's a very special day!"
"Oh look at me, I look so cute" Daniel was wearing one of his Nana's hair clips, Claire replied 'Oh, don't you look cute!' & he said "Yes, I know I'm cute!"
Calls peas "peeps", animals "amnicals" & lions "yi-yuns". Little mispronunciations that I'll miss one day.
I was explaining that I have trouble opening bottle caps, and said it was ridiculous, Daniel pipes up with "Yes, I know it's ridiculous!"
"Mummy's going out tonight, to see her friends" "Oh no you're not! You have to stay at home. That's why you have a best friend Daddy!"
We were reading 'A Quiet Night In' about a family of elephants & Daniel asks "Do elephants have ding-dongs?" which is what we call man-parts!