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Constraints on neon and argon isotopic fractionation in solar wind
Alex Meshik, Jennifer Mabry, Charles Hohenberg, Yves Marrocchi, Olga Pravdivtseva, Donald Burnett, Chad Olinger, Roger Wiens, Dan Reisenfeld, Judith Allton, Karen McNamara, Eileen Stansbery, Amy Jurewicz
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To evaluate the isotopic composition of the solar nebula from which the planets formed, the relation between isotopes measured in the solar wind and on the Sun's surface needs to be known. The Genesis Discovery mission returned independent samples of three types of solar wind produced by different solar processes that provide a check on possible isotopic variations, or fractionation, between the solar-wind and solar-surface material. At a high level of precision, we observed no significant inter-regime differences in 20Ne/22Ne or 36Ar/38Ar values. For 20Ne/22Ne, the difference between low- and high-speed wind components is 0.24 ± 0.37%; for 36Ar/38Ar, it is 0.11 ± 0.26%. Our measured 36Ar/38Ar ratio in the solar wind of 5.501 ± 0.005 is 3.42 ± 0.09% higher than that of the terrestrial atmosphere, which may reflect atmospheric losses early in Earth's history.
https://doi.org/10.1126/science.1145528
Meshik, A., Mabry, J., Hohenberg, C., Marrocchi, Y., Pravdivtseva, O., Burnett, D., ... Jurewicz, A. (2007). Constraints on neon and argon isotopic fractionation in solar wind. Science, 318(5849), 433-435. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.1145528
Constraints on neon and argon isotopic fractionation in solar wind. / Meshik, Alex; Mabry, Jennifer; Hohenberg, Charles; Marrocchi, Yves; Pravdivtseva, Olga; Burnett, Donald; Olinger, Chad; Wiens, Roger; Reisenfeld, Dan; Allton, Judith; McNamara, Karen; Stansbery, Eileen; Jurewicz, Amy.
In: Science, Vol. 318, No. 5849, 19.10.2007, p. 433-435.
Meshik, A, Mabry, J, Hohenberg, C, Marrocchi, Y, Pravdivtseva, O, Burnett, D, Olinger, C, Wiens, R, Reisenfeld, D, Allton, J, McNamara, K, Stansbery, E & Jurewicz, A 2007, 'Constraints on neon and argon isotopic fractionation in solar wind', Science, vol. 318, no. 5849, pp. 433-435. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.1145528
Meshik A, Mabry J, Hohenberg C, Marrocchi Y, Pravdivtseva O, Burnett D et al. Constraints on neon and argon isotopic fractionation in solar wind. Science. 2007 Oct 19;318(5849):433-435. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.1145528
Meshik, Alex ; Mabry, Jennifer ; Hohenberg, Charles ; Marrocchi, Yves ; Pravdivtseva, Olga ; Burnett, Donald ; Olinger, Chad ; Wiens, Roger ; Reisenfeld, Dan ; Allton, Judith ; McNamara, Karen ; Stansbery, Eileen ; Jurewicz, Amy. / Constraints on neon and argon isotopic fractionation in solar wind. In: Science. 2007 ; Vol. 318, No. 5849. pp. 433-435.
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'People, people who need tax increases'
20 Sep, 2012 by CalWatchdog Staff
By John Seiler
Barbara Streisand is so rich she's way beyond the "1 percent." So she never would feel the tax increases from Proposition 30, Gov. Jerry Brown's tax increases on incomes and sales.
But she would pay more money to the wasteful state government. She would have less money to invest in creating new jobs for other people.
On the other hand, if Prop. 30 passes, she also would have less money to give to tax-increase propositions like Prop. 30.
Not that she's thinking of any of that while endorsing Prop. 30. She's contributed $5,000 to the campaign. Which will buy a couple seconds of a TV commercial.
Rob Reiner — the Meathead — last seen in public discourse as part of his severe ethical violations as the head of the California First Five bureaucracy, also is contributing.
Reported the L.A. Times, "Studios, including Warner Bros., Fox and Disney, have contributed at least $700,000 to the governor's campaign committee, according to records filed with the secretary of state's office.
"Brown has yet to decide whether to sign one of the industry's top priorities: a bill that would extend a $200-million tax credit for film and television productions."
I get it. Streisand, Reiner and the studios get massive tax cuts — paid for by tax increases on others (and to some extent, on themselves).
Just another great benefit of living in Hollywoodland (a/k/a Taxifornia).
Rex the Wonder Dog! 20 September, 2012, 09:52
<b.I get it. Streisand, Reiner and the studios get massive tax cuts — paid for by tax increases on others (and to some extent, on themselves).
It is hsameful.
One of the states handing out these massive tax gifts did an ROI study on the tax credits for filming and it showed the credits are not justified based on the income the flilming brought in……just more crony capitalism.
us citizen 20 September, 2012, 11:23
bahahahaha………why would ANYONE listen to the movie crowd. They are over paid egotistic nuisances.
Queeg 20 September, 2012, 11:31
John 20 September, 2012, 13:50
Barbara, love your voice, but hate your views on politics. Hate the idea that you believe giving more money to the states checkbook is a good thing. But then people with money aren't concerned about their checkbook balance. So Barbara, feel free to send all your money to the state and federal governments, but stay out of my checkbook!,,,
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Are these rich limousine liberals even residents of Caulifornia?
I know many atheletes take up residency in states with no income tax like Florida when they strike it rich, although they may keep a mansion or two in Caulifornia and live in Caulifornia part-time.
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Nagarjuna's Role In Ranbir Kapoor Starrer Brahmastra Revealed ( Photo Credit – Facebook )
Brahmastra has to be this year's most awaited film as the Ayan Mukerji directorial has been in the making for over 5 years. Ever since the trailer was released recently, it has left everyone impressed and many even compared the VFX with Hollywood biggies. Meanwhile, the details about many actors have been kept under wraps but as per the latest reports, the character details of South superstar Nagarjuna have been revealed. Scroll below to read the whole scoop.
Other than the South actor, the movie will also feature Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Amitabh Bachchan and Mouni Roy in the key role. While speculations are strong that Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone will be making a special appearance in the film.
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Till now, it was believed that Nagarjuna will be in the whole film but as per the media portal, the actor is only making a cameo. On the other hand, Ranbir Kapoor who plays the role of Shiva will be on a mission to avenge his father's death.
As per earlier reports, the same portal had shared a little detail about Shah Rukh Khan's cameo stating that the actor will be seen in two lengthy yet very important scenes.
Brahmastra Part 1 featuring Ranbir Kapoor, and Alia Bhatt in the lead is slated to release on September 9, 2022. The Ayan Mukerji directorial will be released in five Indian languages – Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada
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Q: GraphQL authentication with Asp.net core using JWT I am using  for GraphQL for .NET package for graphql. But I couldn't understand how can I authentication with JWT in graphql query or mutation.
I read the guide about authorization but I couldn't accomplish.
I need help with GraphQL for .NET authentication.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks

A: The guide is around authorization. The step you're looking for is the authentication and since graphql can be implemented using a ASP.Net API controller, you can implement JWT authentication as you would with any controller.
Here is a sample grapql controller using an Authorize attribute. You could, however, implement this using filter or if you want full control, custom middleware.
[Route("api/[controller]")]
[ApiController]
[Authorize]
public class GraphQLController : ControllerBase
{
    private readonly IDocumentExecuter executer;
    private readonly ISchema schema;

    public GraphQLController(IDocumentExecuter executer, ISchema schema)
    {
        this.executer = executer;
        this.schema = schema;
    }

    [HttpPost]
    public async Task<ActionResult<object>> PostAsync([FromBody]GraphQLQuery query)
    {
        var inputs = query.Variables.ToInputs();
        var queryToExecute = query.Query;

        var result = await executer.ExecuteAsync(o => {
            o.Schema = schema;
            o.Query = queryToExecute;
            o.OperationName = query.OperationName;
            o.Inputs = inputs;

            o.ComplexityConfiguration = new GraphQL.Validation.Complexity.ComplexityConfiguration { MaxDepth = 15};
            o.FieldMiddleware.Use<InstrumentFieldsMiddleware>();
        }).ConfigureAwait(false);

        return this.Ok(result);
    }
}

public class GraphQLQuery
{
    public string OperationName { get; set; }
    public string Query { get; set; }
    public Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JObject Variables { get; set; }
}

In the Startup.cs I have configured JWT bearer token authentication.
Hope this helps.

A: I myself struggled for two days as well. I'm using https://github.com/graphql-dotnet/authorization now with the setup from this comment (from me): https://github.com/graphql-dotnet/authorization/issues/63#issuecomment-553877731
In a nutshell, you have to set the UserContext for the AuthorizationValidationRule correctly, like so:
public class Startup
{
    public virtual void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
    {
        ...
        services.AddGraphQLAuth(_ =>
        {
            _.AddPolicy("AdminPolicy", p => p.RequireClaim("Role", "Admin"));
        });
        services.AddScoped<IDependencyResolver>(x => new FuncDependencyResolver(x.GetRequiredService));
        services.AddScoped<MySchema>();
        services
            .AddGraphQL(options => { options.ExposeExceptions = true; })
            .AddGraphTypes(ServiceLifetime.Scoped);
        ...
    }

    public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IHostingEnvironment env, IServiceProvider serviceProvider)
    {
        ...
        app.UseMiddleware<MapRolesForGraphQLMiddleware>(); // optional, only when you don't have a "Role" claim in your token
        app.UseGraphQL<MySchema>();
        ...
    }
}

public static class GraphQLAuthExtensions
{
    public static void AddGraphQLAuth(this IServiceCollection services, Action<AuthorizationSettings> configure)
    {
        services.AddSingleton<IHttpContextAccessor, HttpContextAccessor>();
        services.AddSingleton<IAuthorizationEvaluator, AuthorizationEvaluator>();
        services.AddTransient<IValidationRule, AuthorizationValidationRule>();

        services.AddTransient<IUserContextBuilder>(s => new UserContextBuilder<GraphQLUserContext>(context =>
        {
            var userContext = new GraphQLUserContext
            {
                User = context.User
            };

            return Task.FromResult(userContext);
        }));

        services.AddSingleton(s =>
        {
            var authSettings = new AuthorizationSettings();
            configure(authSettings);
            return authSettings;
        });
    }
}

public class GraphQLUserContext : IProvideClaimsPrincipal
{
    public ClaimsPrincipal User { get; set; }
}

public class MapRolesForGraphQLMiddleware
{
    private readonly RequestDelegate _next;

    public MapRolesForGraphQLMiddleware(RequestDelegate next)
    {
        _next = next;
    }

    public async Task Invoke(HttpContext context)
    {
        // custom mapping code to end up with a "Role" claim
        var metadata = context.User.Claims.SingleOrDefault(x => x.Type.Equals("metadata"));

        if (metadata != null)
        {
            var roleContainer = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<RoleContainer>(metadata.Value);
            (context.User.Identity as ClaimsIdentity).AddClaim(new Claim("Role", string.Join(", ", roleContainer.Roles)));
        }

        await _next(context);
    }
}

public class RoleContainer
{
    public String[] Roles { get; set; }
}

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For years, people have been told that a glass of wine a day could have health benefits. Based off of minimal research, the press and some in the medical community agreed that drinking in moderation was ok. However, it has been determined that drinking, even in moderate amounts, can still lead to cancer.
The latest information published in the BMJ has come after much more research and investigation into the health risks and behaviors of those who consume alcohol. Researchers hope that this information will be replaced with the common misconceptions that small amounts of alcohol are healthy and prevent medical problems.
Researchers at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Brigham and Women's Hospital came together to interpret data taken from almost 130,000 participants. They monitored the health histories of men and women who drank varying amounts of alcohol. The researchers were not surprised that those who drank large amounts of alcohol on a daily basis were more likely to develop health problems such as colon, breast and oral cancer.
What was surprising, however, was that even those who drank more moderate amounts of alcohol were still likely to suffer from the same complications as heavy drinkers. Women who have one drink a day are 13% more likely to develop cancer than those who do not drink daily. Additionally, the chances grew exponentially for those who smoked, even after quitting.
This information is useful because drinking is common in many social settings. There are other studies that show people who consume alcohol in social settings often drink alone as they get older. Because older adults face more health concerns due to the normal aging process, they are at an even greater risk when they drink alcohol every day.
Hopefully more health practitioners will heed this latest research and warn people about even moderate amounts of daily alcohol consumption.
This entry was posted in Alcohol Abuse, Drug News and tagged alcohol consumption, cancer, drinking, health risk, moderation on September 16, 2015 by Desert Cove.


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Neville Jacobs is the convergence of two well-worn paths of two diverse and singular artists. This unlikely connection between Ivan Neville of New Orleans' first family of funk's deep musical bloodline, and Cris Jacobs, the soulful Baltimore-bred bandleader and songwriter, began at an even unlikelier place. One day during the great celebration and intermingling of music and culture known as New Orleans Jazz Fest, Neville and Jacobs found themselves killing time between gigs, seated next to each other at a poker table. After a few hours of tossing cards and chatting about music, a friendship was formed with a plan to one day create some music together. When the stars finally aligned, the undeniable synergy between the two created a fresh and timeless sound - equal parts soulful, funky, sweet, and dirty. This batch of well crafted songs, with some written by Ivan, some by Cris, and several co-written by the two, feature their two distinct voices and grooves complementing the other perfectly. This first chapter of Neville Jacobs is the beginning of what is sure to be a long lasting and fruitful collaboration between two truly unique talents.


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Purdue professor: Masks work, but only if worn properly
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WEST LAFAYETTE — Many people consider wearing a mask to be cumbersome, but people have relied on them before during pandemics.
A Purdue University nursing professor says looking to the past — as well as additional knowledge of medicine and technology — can help people through the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Joy Pieper, a clinical assistant professor of nursing in Purdue's College of Health and Human Sciences, teaches two courses on health care history and wartime influences on health care. As the COVID-19 pandemic was spreading in the spring, Pieper and Rebecca Johnson taught about the influenza outbreak of 1918 and the protective measures communities took — including wearing masks — to reduce the spread of disease.
The current surging spread of COVID-19 has put a high level of attention on masks.
Pieper, who has expertise as a surgical nurse and has worked on infection control and patient safety initiatives, provides four tips on proper mask usage:
Selecting a mask
Pieper says studies are suggesting the higher the thread count in masks, the better, and another layer helps, too. "Think of the Swiss cheese principle: You are trying to block anything from getting through consecutive holes. The more layers, the better," she says.
For the general public, Pieper does not recommend wearing a mask with valves. "Masks with certain valves that can filter are really designed for use by workers in cleaning and construction fields to filter out dust and other materials. They don't prevent the spread of infection because the valve only filters air coming into the mask and not what is exhaled."
Properly place, remove masks
When removing a mask, be sure to fold it in half so the outer part of the mask stays contained when stored in a pocket or plastic bag.
"You should always clean your hands after you remove the mask," she says. "If you think about it, you are touching something you have put in place to literally intercept germs, so it contains potentially infectious material that you now have on your hands and could spread through touch."
Cover mouth and nose
"Wearing your mask to cover only your mouth is not helping anyone, including you," Pieper says. "Both your nose and mouth need to be covered because you breathe out of both. The mask is meant to cover all air exchanges, not just a cough."
Keep masks dry, clean daily
Pieper says wet fabric can transfer germs more easily than dry, so it's advisable to carry replacement masks.
"The mask or masks you wear during a day should be laundered before use again, so it is a good idea to own a couple different ones so you do not have to do laundry every day," Pieper says. "They can be cleaned by machine or by hand according to the type of fabric."


Phyu is a young woman from Burma who needs $1,500 to fund heart surgery.
Phyu is a 23-year-old woman from Burma. She lives with her husband in Mingalar Done, Yangon City, Yangon Division. Phyu's husband is a motorbike taxi driver.
Phyu was diagnosed with a heart condition that involves a malformation of the mitral valve, the valve between the left atrium and left ventricle. This valve controls the flow of blood, but certain conditions may cause blood to flow backward or the valve to narrow. Currently, Phyu experiences shortness of breath and cannot walk long distances.
Our medical partner, Burma Children Medical Fund, is requesting $1,500 to fund a mitral valve replacement for Phyu. The treatment is scheduled to take place on February 14 and, once completed, will hopefully allow her to live more comfortably.
Phyu's case was submitted by Bue Wah Say at Burma Children Medical Fund in Burma.
Phyu was submitted by Bue Wah Say, Project Officer at Burma Children Medical Fund, our medical partner in Burma.
Phyu's profile was published to start raising funds.
Phyu was scheduled to receive treatment at Lampang Hospital. Medical partners often provide care to patients accepted by Watsi before those patients are fully funded, operating under the guarantee that the cost of care will be paid for by donors.
Phyu is currently raising funds for her treatment.
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'Shakti': All about women's empowerment
"God sleeps in the minerals, awakens in plants, walks in animals, and thinks in man."
-Arthur Young
After the retreat of rumbling monsoon clouds, comes the golden autumn, and it brings forth the joy of the arrival of Goddess Durga in her mother's home, the biggest and the most sacred festival of Eastern India, including Assam and West Bengal. Durga Puja is one of the most important festivals of 'Shakti worship', wherein the female Goddess is worshipped in all her prominent forms. Durga is depicted with three eyes to signify sun, moon and fire besides the past, present and the future, portraying her to be the ruler of the worlds and to be eternal. The deity with 10 hands holds 10 different weapons given up to her by the Gods to kill Mahisasur -the demon king. The festival is about women's empowerment, whereby a form of the Goddess, Shakti, incarnates as Goddess Durga inculcating the purest power of all the Gods to kill the Asura (demon) Mahisasura. While all of these mythological lore, it has also deep symbolic significance in recent times and will always be relevant.
In true sense, Durga is the amalgamation of power given her by other Gods, which are in the form of 10 different weapons in her 10-handed physical self. The ceremony begins with "Bel Bodhon", a ritual which involves waking up the Gods and Goddess. The Gods and Goddess sleep during "Okal Bodhan" and so to begin the Puja and welcome Durga, the priests wake them up with sounds of mantra chanting, conch shells, drums and bells, amid the smoke of holy incense sticks and flowers. Each day of the festival marks the battle between good and evil whereby the Goddess takes different forms and uses different weapons to fight the demons- social evil.
For Hindus, deities are not individual Gods, they are different representations of particular aspects of the abstract Absolute — the unchanging reality amidst and beyond the world. Just like Durga, Indian women are powerful, sensitive, righteous and courageous. The history of Indian women has been eventful and has seen a vast change in perception over several decades. Modern India now has successful women participation in areas of education, sports, politics, media, art and culture, service sector, business, science and technology, social work, etc. Women like Mother Teresa, Indira Gandhi, Bachendri Pal, Shovana Narayan, Kiran Bedi and many more have inspired thousands of girls to walk on the road less travelled and leave a trail behind for millions to follow.
But in a country like India where Durga is worshipped and women form the backbone of the society, India is still fighting several demons of crimes against women like human trafficking, rape, sex-selective abortion, dowry, domestic violence and child marriage. This is an irony, a struggle, a fight! The people worship the idol of Goddess, but tend to forget respecting the spirit of those deities in girls. Demons of societal illiteracy promote bad practices like female infanticide and feticide. In a country where women are world leaders, the nation is still asking them to follow certain norms which are hindering their progress. As the people celebrate the Durga Puja, we should promise to stop turning a blind eye to these societal demons we live with. We need to welcome a change in perspective of looking at our girls. This change in mind set will showcase freedom of Mother India in its truest sense.
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The Hills Times, a largely circulated English daily published from Diphu and printed in Guwahati, having vast readership in hills districts of Assam, and neighbouring Nagaland, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur


With the final primaries of the 2016 nomination season approaching, a new CNN Poll of Polls finds the candidates most likely to lead their parties into the general election are locked in a tight contest. Hillary Clinton holds an average of 45% support while 43% back Donald Trump across five recent nationwide polls of registered voters.
The Poll of Polls suggests a vastly different race than many anticipated.
Throughout March and April, public polling on the presidential race found Clinton well ahead of Trump, with the former secretary of state holding double-digit leads over the businessman in 10 out of the 14 polls that met CNN's standards for reporting in those months.
A string of polls released in the last two weeks, however, suggest a much tighter contest. For the most part, those tightened margins come from a more unified Republican Party. Across the five polls included in the Poll of Polls, Clinton averaged 6% support among self-identified Republicans. Polls from the same organizations in late-March and April found Clinton averaging 12% support among Republicans.
What changed? Trump sealed the deal.
Trump essentially locked up the Republican nomination for president in early May, when his final remaining rivals suspended their campaigns after Trump won the Indiana primary by a wide margin. Last week, Trump secured the support of enough unbound delegates to reach the 1,237-delegate threshold needed to win the nomination.
The Poll of Polls suggests that about 1-in-8 registered voters isn't currently backing Clinton or Trump. Over the next five months, whether those voters can be convinced to support Clinton or Trump, decide to stay home or throw their backing to a third party candidate will be the key to the campaign.
The CNN Poll of Polls is an average of the results of the five most recent nationwide polls of presidential preference among registered voters. The Poll of Polls includes: The CBS News/New York Times poll conducted May 13-17, the Fox News poll conducted May 14-17, the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll conducted May 15-19, the ABC News/Washington Post pollconducted May 16-19, and the Quinnipiac University Poll conducted May 24-30. The poll of polls does not have a margin of sampling error.
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Gota's spokesperson unaware of military chiefs' advertisement
MP Keheliya Rambukwella, who is the spokesperson of the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) presidential candidate,
Gotabaya Rajapaksa has said the party was not aware of the recent newspaper advertisement which had stated several military officers had pledged their support to SLPP candidate Gotabaya Rajapaksa at this year's presidential election.
Rambukwella has told the media, "We are not using anybody for political campaigns, but if some individual has made a comment that has to be dealt by the Election Commission. I didn't see it but as far as our campaign is concerned, that sort of claims are not included."
"If it's in the social media, if one is suspecting that it is ours or it implies that it is ours, we don't take any responsibility for it," he has said at a news briefing.
MP Anura Priyadarshana Yapa has said, "We have no intention of doing such things. Because this country knows who won the war and who was involved with it. I really don't know about this advertisement but we are not prepared to use that for political purposes."
As for the National Election Commission (NEC) statement that it was prohibited to use war and war-victory for presidential election campaigns, Yapa has told the media that they were not going to use their military victory for their gain because the people were aware of it.
Meanwhile, MP Dr. Bandula Gunawardana has questioned the laws that the Elections Commission has said prohibited the use of the war victory and slogans in election campaigns.
Gunawardana has told a news briefing that he cannot figure out under what laws or regulations that the Elections Commission has said campaigners can't use the war victory.
A recent advertisement published in the print media depicted statements by military chiefs including the incumbent Commander of the Sri Lanka Army extending support to the candidature of SLPP candidate, Gotabaya Rajapaksa.
Several election monitoring bodies lodged complaints with the Elections Commission over the use of the war victory and forces chiefs including the incumbent chief of Sri Lanka Army for election propaganda.


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'Game of Thrones' Star Thinks Season Finale Backlash Felt a Bit Ungrateful
Game of Thrones Star Thinks Season Finale Backlash Felt a Bit Ungrateful
Sorceress Melisandre actress Carice van Houten personally loved the way Game of Thrones came to a close.
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Sorceress Melisandre actress Carice van Houten thinks Game of Thrones finale backlash from fans felt "a bit ungrateful." It's been nearly a year since the hit HBO series aired its final episodes, though it seems like it was 10 years ago now. Van Houten personally loved the way the show closed out and compared it to the first season in an interesting way. Fans were not happy at all with the way things ended and they made sure the world knew about it at all times.
In a new interview, Carice van Houten spoke about her love of Game of Thrones. She really liked the idea of Bran Stark becoming the surprise king of the Seven, or Six now, Kingdoms. There are a lot of people who would love to debate van Houten at link over her opinions, but she doesn't seem to care. She explains.
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"I loved the randomness and clumsiness of picking a king. That's why I loved the first season, the guy who actually was king [Robert Baratheon], didn't want to be king, so we already got a lesson in the beginning: 'Why are you striving for that sort of power when, obviously, it doesn't make you happy?'"
When it comes down to it, there's no way Game of Thrones showrunners D.B. Weiss and David Benioff were going to be able to please everybody. They ran out of source material from George R.R. Martin years prior and had to resort to ideas from the author scribbled on napkins. Carice van Houten believes the show ended differently from what a lot of people expected, which is where the trouble started. She explains.
"The fact that some people were so disappointed is because everything before that was so good. You've had such great times and then yeah, you're going to be disappointed because it's not going to go exactly how you anticipated. Of course, you're going to have all sorts of criticisms and I just thought it was a sign of how good the show was."
After HBO aired the last Game of Thrones episode, fans went nuclear on social media. As is the case with just about everything these days, a petition was started in order to get HBO to fire David Benioff and D.B. Weiss to have someone else take over a redo the final season. Obviously, that isn't going to happen, but the petition was signed over 1.8 million times. Carice van Houten though the petition was a bit much. She it's, "Beyond fandom. That's extremism. That's scary. Knowing the writers and knowing how f***ing great they are, they don't deserve that."
Even a year after Game of Thrones called it quits, fans are still angry about the way it all came to an end. However, 2020 has provided a lot of people with a decent amount of free time to think about things like their favorite TV shows to hate. As of this writing, there are still people signing the original petition. Carice van Houten just thinks it's completely unnecessary. The interview with van Houten was originally conducted by Insider.
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The Future Of The National Civil Rights Museum
Posted: Dec 3, 2013 / 11:15 AM CST / Updated: Dec 3, 2013 / 11:15 AM CST
The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis will soon be hiring for one very important position.
Last week, museum president Beverly Robertson announced her retirement.
She plans to step down next year, after 16 years on the job.
Some of her accomplishments include getting the museum accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, a designation only 5% of museums achieve.
She's also credited with having the museum recognized as one of the Top 10 American Treasures, and the Third Most Iconic Site in the Nation by USA Today.
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Board index Ender's Game: The Movie Ender's Game Movie Rumors, Speculation and Fan Art
What do you think is happening with film production? How do you think things will look? What are options for sequels? Show us your own Movie Posters and Trailers here!
Postby mr_thebrain » Mon Feb 06, 2012 8:20 pm
Perhaps its been brought up already, but something has been nagging on my brain. How will they do the battle room formations in the movies? I mean will the skip them altogether? I would think even with cgi it'll be hard to pull off. They are kind of a big part of the book. But take the part where they tie the kids up into a wall. Seems like it would be difficult.
Re: formations
Postby Yoda » Tue Feb 07, 2012 8:16 am
Good point, I dont think they will do much with formations, but you would think they would do something similar in basic strategies to show the difference Ender uses.
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Postby Boothby » Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:05 am
I continue to believe that the Battle Rooms will be a key visual hook in the film (that and the final battle scenes, planet-side).
Showing battles between two groups of 40 participants each is achievable, using 'standard" film language...achieving the visual scope will require a mix of CG, acrobat stunt-men (and women), flying rigs, and green-screen work. It's quite do-able.
Medium Shot: Dragon Army races down the corridor to the Battle Room
CU: Ender and Bean (plus 3 other toon leaders) approach the already open door. We see that the battle room is dimly lit
Extreme Wide Angle: from the dimly-lit interior of the Battle Room, we see 4 stars with 5 kids each arrayed symmetrically at the center of the room, and 60 kids crawling across the vertical (down) wall in front of us. The Dragon's gate is lit from behind, with 5 human shadows visible. Faint glow-strips on the suits in the Battle Room make it look like a summer's night, full of fireflies. SLOW ZOOM IN: we slowly zoom past the stars configuration, and see only the wall and the Dragon's gate. The light through the gate is lowly cut off as more and more human shadows fill the space.
CUT TO MEDIUM SHOT: In the short corridor leading to the Battle Room, the Dragon Army starts to assemble a human construct, an interwoven mesh of children soldiers. CAMERA TRACKS with small toon as they run towards the gate and leap through. CAMERA PANS to follow action, becoming soldier's POV. The room expands as soon as we are through the door.. Camera floats out, rotates 180° to face receding Dragon's gate. We see an arm, with a wrist-gun rise into the bottom of the frame.
CUT TO: MEDIUM WIDE SHOT of soldier raising arm and weapon, firing at the 60 enemy soldiers on the wall. Behind her, we see the shield of soldiers receding towards the 4 central stars. Laser fire erupts from the shield towards the wall....
--Boothby
"The biggest cause of trouble in the world today is that the stupid people are so sure about things and the intelligent folks are so full of doubts." - Bertrand Russell
Postby LilBee91 » Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:42 am
And they still haven't begged you to come work in the film? Honestly...
Postby mr_thebrain » Tue Feb 07, 2012 6:07 pm
Well, I hope you're right.
Postby TerresaWiggin » Sat Mar 02, 2013 12:18 am
you need to get yourself in on this project!!!
Postby Boothby » Sat Mar 02, 2013 8:36 am
TW, you would not believe the efforts I've put in to try to get involved! All to no avail, unfortunately.
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Deadly attack in S.F. - suspect and the victim
News // Crime
S.F. SLAYING: Man accused of killing pioneering sushi chef had history of run-ins
Jan. 18, 2009 Updated: Feb. 9, 2012 3:03 a.m.
1of3Peter Fong suffered what his attorney contends is a "psychotic break" from reality when he killed restaurant owner Ryosuke Yoshioka on Wednesday, January 7, 2009 in San Francisco, Calif.Courtesy to The Chronicle/San Francisco Chronicle File 200Show MoreShow Less
2of3Ryosuke Yoshioka, owner of Sushi-Man on Bush Street, was killed by Peter Fong in the parking lot of an OfficeMax store.Nathan Lau/Courtesy to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
3of3Patrick Spangler, 18, and his 64-year-old grandfather John Surinchak are being heralded as heroes after confronting a person who allegedly killed a person at an OfficeMax store in San Francisco. The pair held the suspected killer, Peter Fong, on the ground until police arrived. Spangler and Surinchak posed for a portrait in San Rafael, Calif., on Friday, Jan. 9, 2009.Kurt Rogers/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
Ryosuke Yoshioka mastered his technique for preparing raw fish in his native Japan, then became a culinary fixture in downtown San Francisco after moving here and opening one of the city's first sushi restaurants 30 years ago.
Peter C. Fong was a neighborhood oddity in the Richmond District. Many who knew him came to view him as anything from mildly creepy to downright menacing. At least twice, police reports were filed against him, but investigators say those reports were disputed or inconclusive.
On Jan. 7, police say, Fong slashed the 59-year-old Yoshioka's throat during a chance encounter in an OfficeMax store parking lot. His attorney says he suffered a "psychotic break." Fong, 45, was restrained by two passers-by before he could kill anyone else, police said.
In the days since the slaying, authorities as well as the families of the victim and of the suspect have been left to wonder what could have been done to prevent an attack that defies explanation.
Ryosuke Yoshioka, known as "Ryo," was born in Kobe, Japan, and got a job as a cook after moving to San Francisco. In 1979, he opened Sushi-Man on Bush Street just off Powell Street. The raw-fish delicacy wasn't widely popular in the United States at the time, and Yoshioka was something of a pioneer.
"He was classically trained," said Sydney Takigawa, a longtime patron. "It was a source of pride for him. Some people could slice fish and put it on rice, but he did everything that ought to be done. He showed us how rice is made, what it looks like, telling us: 'I'm serving you quality sushi. This is how you can tell.' "
Nathan Lau, a longtime diner at the restaurant, said Yoshioka loved talking about what made his sushi special - how he got up early each day and went to the fish market to find the best catch for his customers.
"Since he had opened, he had seen the rise of American-style sushi," Lau said. But Yoshioka said sushi was more than just the rolls wrapped in seaweed - it was in the special preparation of certain types of fish.
"He had the rolls up on his menu," Lau said. "But he said that was not real sushi."
When he wasn't working at Sushi-Man, Yoshioka liked to golf. He and his wife, Miyuki, had a 15-year-old son.
"He was an admirable man," said Takigawa, who had long talks with Yoshioka at the sushi bar. "There are people who are just genuinely interested in people. His character shone through with conversation."
Peter Fong grew up on the East Coast, the son of a respected Asian art history professor, Wen Fong, now retired from the faculty of Princeton University. The elder Fong declined to comment for this story.
Had an MBA
The younger Fong was well educated. He earned an undergraduate degree at Boston University and a master's in business administration at the College of William and Mary, his attorney says.
By the early 1990s, he was in San Francisco, already unnerving some people who knew him.
He joined a local running group, but another member, Fred Martin, said Fong "had run-ins with people. ... He came to me one time and said one of the runners was shadowing him or stalking him. The runner never came back because he didn't want to deal with the situation."
Fong told neighbors in the Richmond District that he was a banker and did some investing from his home.
When he briefly moved away in 2003, however, he found work in Monterey as a parking control officer. City officials say he lost the job in early 2005 after he pounded on an illegally parked car, then reached in and snapped off the keys in the ignition.
He had no family support - he wasn't married, and he all but stopped speaking with his relatives in New Jersey more than a decade ago, said his attorney, Elizabeth Hilton of the San Francisco public defender's office.
"The estrangement with the family had its roots in the mental illness," Hilton said. "His belief there was an estrangement was a product of his mental illness."
Fong told a Richmond District business owner that "he had some disagreement with his father, dating back years," said the owner. "He said he knew how to 'fix him,' but said, 'I don't want to do it.' "
The business owner did not want to be identified by name, because he was one of a number of people in the neighborhood who were spooked by Fong.
Conflicts over his dog
One resident, Ricardo Weber, said he had several run-ins with Fong since 2005, when he complained about Fong's dog defecating on his lawn. When Fong allegedly threatened him, Weber filed a police report. Officers determined that no crime had occurred.
Last October, Weber was at an ATM when he turned around to find Fong, "staring at me, grinning at me."
"I said, 'What do you want from me?' " Weber said. "He just said, 'Shut up, you douche bag.' "
Weber says he went into the bank to have a guard call the police, and when he came out, Fong threatened to kill him.
"He said he was going to take care of me and get rid of me. I said, 'Why don't you do it right now?' "
Weber filed a police report but did not mention Fong by name. Homicide Inspector Tom Newland said he had reviewed the report after the Jan. 7 killing and noted it did not spell out any specific threat or conclude who made it. In any event, Fong was never arrested in the case.
Another neighbor, Carol Epstein, said Fong had an emaciated German shepherd and "thought he was an expert on dog rearing. He was telling me how my dog doesn't respect me because I feed it too much."
She said her dog, a miniature schnauzer named Scooter, barks a lot. One day, Scooter started barking at Sadie, Fong's dog.
Epstein said she had turned to the German shepherd and said, "Is that you, Sadie?"
Fong then "turned around and threatened me," Epstein said. "He said, 'If I were you, I would not persist.'
"It was weird," Epstein said. "People don't talk to me that way. I'm a nice person. After that, every time I saw him, I would walk the other way."
Around November, according to his attorney, Fong suffered a mental break from reality. People who knew him "knew that there were some severe delusions," Hilton said.
Horrific, random attack
On the morning of Jan. 7, Fong went on what police and neighbors said was a typical daily stroll with his dog - starting out at an Irish bakery, then to the Starbucks on Geary Boulevard and a nearby bar that opened at noon.
Early that afternoon, police say, Fong armed himself with a knife and a gun and headed for the parking garage adjacent to the OfficeMax store at 3700 Geary Blvd.
Around 2 p.m., Yoshioka drove from his 14th Avenue home to the OfficeMax to get paper for Sushi-Man. He parked in the garage and headed toward the store.
Before he could get there, police say, Fong intercepted him and slashed his throat, nearly decapitating him.
Fong then kicked a second man from behind as he leaned over his trunk. The man, unaware of the attack on Yoshioka, fled downstairs into the store, saying there was a "wild guy" in the garage.
John Surinchak, a 64-year-old Universal Anglican priest leaving the store, came upon the blood-soaked Fong and, with the help of Patrick Spangler, his 18-year-old grandson, subdued him until police arrived. Fong had a holster, and police found a gun they believe was his near a car in the lot.
Apartment arsenal
When they checked Fong's apartment on 22nd Avenue, investigators made a disturbing find - several knives, three unassembled guns, a Taser, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and survival gear.
Fong pleaded not guilty to murder charges Friday.
"No one had any idea how bad it was," Hilton said. "Peter has many friends who knew him as a nice guy. ... People saw signs that things were not right. Now, in retrospect, those things make sense. You have a good friend who starts telling you these really bizarre stories and you wonder, what is going on with him?"
Prosecutor George Butterworth said the police reports and defense attorney representations suggest that Fong does have mental problems. But, he said, he will await a court-ordered evaluation before deciding how to go forward.
Hilton said Fong had the most acute mental condition of anyone she has represented in her more than a decade in the public defender's office.
"He is my most psychotic client," Hilton said. "I have had quite a few. He is very, very, very delusional."
Martin, who knew Fong from the running group, organizes mental health policy symposiums through UC Berkeley. He saw Fong occasionally in recent years, and wished he could have done something to help him.
"He's not a bad person, but he has a serious mental illness," Martin said. "But I also knew I could not do anything about it. There's nothing we could do - unless he had done something illegal."


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Origin and Distribution of the Laumontite in the Mesozoic Sandstones of Four Basins, Northern China
It has always been considered that laumontite forms in high temperature (more than 200oC). And laumontite is generally as a typical metamorphic mineral in many metamorphic petrology text books. However there are most of...	[ view full abstract ]
It has always been considered that laumontite forms in high temperature (more than 200oC). And laumontite is generally as a typical metamorphic mineral in many metamorphic petrology text books. However there are most of laumontite filling in the intergranular pore as cement or replacing feldspars in Mesozoic sandstones of the four oil-bearing basins in northern China, such as in upper Triassic sandstone of Ordos basin, in lower Jurassic sandstone of Sichuan basin, in lower Cretaceous sandstone of Songliao basin, and in middle Triassic sandstone of Tulufan-Hami basin. The sedimentary environment of the sandstones are fluvial and delta. With measuring homogenization temperatures of the fluid inclusions in the laumontite of the four basins, it turns out that the laumontite in the sandstones of the four basins formed in relatively low temperature (60-1200C). Moreover a number of the laumontite cements are intensely dissolved by organic acid water to generate the secondary pores and most of oil is reserved in the secondary pores. Therefore, in order to explore more oil reserve in the sandstone reservoirs, it is quite important to study origin and distribution of the early diagenetic laumontite.
In attempting to understanding the origin and distribution of the laumontites, we turn our main attention to analysis sedimentary provenance, sedimentary facies, clastic composition, diagenesis of the sandstones containing laumontite, and also to analysis the relationship between laumontite and reservoir property of the sandstones. It is found that provenance and sedimentary facie are two major factors to control the origin and distribution of the laumontite. Specifically the more volcanic rock fragments and plagioclase fragments the sandstones contain, the more laumontite the sandstone contain. For example, there are two big deltaic sedimentary provenance in late Triassic of Ordos basin. It is found that the laumontite cement mainly develops in the deltaic sandstones which contain more volcanic rock and plagioclase fragments. But another daltaic sandstones contain much less laumontite because there are much less volcanic rock and plagioclase fragments. Through studying the relationship between distribution of laumontite and sedimentary facie, it turn out that the laumontite mainly distributes in the thick stacking river channel or distributary channel sandstones. Moreover, most of the laumontite occurrence in the Mesozoic sandstones of northern China appears to be of early diagenetic phreatic origin. The reasons for this interpretation are evidenced by homogenization temperature, vitrinite reflectance (Ro%), sporopollen color (TAI) and transformation of clay mineral.
Xiaoping Yang (Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina)
Shizhen Tao (Re)
Topics: Diagenesis
MS9 » Diagenesis I	(09:00 - Tuesday, 24th May, KARAM 2)


Advance Stacking Locations; ASL ASLs are red coloured areas at signalised junctions ahead of stopped vehicular traffic. They permit higher volumes of cyclists to stop and wait in a forward position. They facilitate cyclists moving off before other traffic.
All Pedestrian Stage At signalised junctions, the All Pedestrian Stage is when all vehicular traffic is stopped and a green man is displayed simultaneously on all arms of a junction.
Attractiveness One of the Five Needs of Cyclists, and a measure of the degree of shelter, comfort, lighting, maintenance and visual interest along a route. It is particularly important for beginners, tourists and recreational routes.
Balance Balance is essential to cycling and is maintained by a combination of adequate forward momentum and handlebar adjustment.
Bevelled Kerb A bevelled kerb facilitates vehicular movement from the carriageway to an entrance or driveways. They avoid the need for driveway aprons that render cycle tracks and footpaths uneven and bumpy.
Box Turn Box turns, often referred to as "Left To Go right", are used to facilitate cyclists turning right from multi-lane carriageways. Cyclists join the stopped traffic to their left and wait for the green signal to proceed – avoiding the need to weave across multiple lanes of traffic. In central urban areas, pedestrians will be slightly displaced from their desire line at the junction to accommodate box turns.
Cycle Lane beside a Bus Lane A separate cycle lane, minimum 1.5m wide, running alongside a 3.0m wide bus lane. Bus lane speed limit of 60km/h applies.
Retro-Fitting Cycling into Bus Lane Similar to a Combined Cycle and Bus Lane where existing space available for a bus lane is greater than 3.0m but not wide enough to provide a separate cycle lane as well. The excess road surface over 3.0m should be hatched off, or given back to the footpath/verge.
In-Line Cycle facility is In-Line with the Bus Stop. This design is the most space efficient.
Island Cycle facility is brought behind the bus stop.
Kneeling In this design, Kassel kerbs are not possible and buses are required to kneel in order to provide level access for passengers.
Coloured Surface Coloured bitmac or specialist bitumen based material, usually red, to clearly identify points of conflict. Blue colour is also be used for more significant potential conflict points at junctions.
Conflict The potential for collision. In other words, where two or more modes cross or approach each other.
Consistency Ensuring that cyclists are afforded a consistent Quality of Service along a route.
Continuity Ensuring that a cycle facility is continuous along a route, e.g. not disappearing intermittently or for short distances.
Contra-Flow Cycle facilities designed to run contrary to the main traffic direction.
Cross Fall The side slope of a pavement to facilitate good drainage. Cyclists are more comfortable when the direction of fall is away from the main traffic and not towards it.
Toucan Signalised crossing that facilitates pedestrians and mounted cyclists to cross at the same time, but pedestrians retain priority. Not suitable for wide roads.
Pelican Signalised crossing which permits stopped traffic to move off on a flashing amber if the pedestrian crossing is clear. Not suitable for wide roads.
Zebra Non-signalised crossing where vehicular traffic must yield to pedestrians or cyclists intending to cross the road. For low speed environments.
Two-Stage Crossing Crossings where each traffic direction of the carriageway is negotiated sequentially, with an intervening island.
Curve Radii A measure of the geometry of a kerb at a turn. A small or 'tight' radius will reduce the speed of turning traffic and oblige the vehicle to "turn" at a tight angle rather than "veer" or "sweep" into the side road.
Advisory A cycle lane identified by a broken white line where vehicular traffic can enter or cross the space. (The Dutch refer to these lanes as "suggestion lanes" as they merely suggest that motorists should avoid driving in them). Normally used where a Mandatory Lane would leave insufficient space for traffic or at junction approaches at locations where vehicles need to cross the cycle facility. Parking and loading is allowed unless specifically restricted.
Contra Flow A cycle lane is provided on a one way street running against the main traffic flow where the traffic speed is no more than 30km/h. Parking and loading ar e not permitted.
Mandatory A cycle lane identified by a solid white line prohibiting vehicular traffic except for access and where parking and loading is not permitted. Usually 24 hour unless time plated.
Raised Similar to Mandatory Lanes but raised 25 to 50mm above the main carriageway surface. These are always 24 hour and parking is never permitted.
Cycle Links The cycle facility between junctions.
Cycle Network A system of connected cycle routes, serving all local zones in the urban area.
Cycle Routes A set of connected links and junctions that follow logical corridors between zones or urban centres.
General Cycle facility that is physically segregated from vehicular traffic by a level change or other physical means such as bollards.
Behind Verge A verge separates the cycle facility from traffic. The verge can be grass or paved.
Contra Flow Segregated cycle facility provided on a one way street running against the main traffic flow where the main traffic speed is greater than 30km/h.
Two-Way Facility designed to accommodate contra-flow cyclists as well as with-flow cyclists. On two-way cycle facilities, contra-flow cyclists lose all expectation of priority at junctions. Typically used where multi-lane district distributor and collector roads have infrequent crossing points or where there is only development on one side of the road, or where the time penalty for crossing the road to travel with-flow is too great.
Cycle Trail Cycle facility in a non-vehicular environment, typically serving green routes, parks, waterways, shores etc. Pedestrians take priority in all cases of potential conflict.
Cycle Way Roads for cyclists exclusively, often provided through parks or as off-road short cuts.
Cycling Regime A dedicated let turning facility > 30.0m in length, typically used with higher levels of left turning vehicles. Will generally require a signalised cycle track.
Dedicated Left-Turning A dedicated let turning facility > 30.0m in length, typically used with higher levels of left turning vehicles. Will generally require a signalised cycle track.
Dedicated Left Turning Pocket A short lane additional left turning traffic but which permits designers to consider streaming for cyclists.
Dedicated Right Turn Cycle Facility A dedicated facility with an ASL that allows cyclists to weave across a single traffic before traffic starts to split into separate traffic streams.
Delay From a cyclist perspective, anything that causes unnecessary stopping or deviation and gives rise to extended journey times.
Delineation Using a painted line to mark off space intended as a cycle or traffic lane. Delineation is no segregation: it does not ensure separation. Delineation should not be used to separate cyclists from pedestrians – consider segregation or shared space instead.
Directness One of the Five Needs of Cyclists, requiring cycle routes to be as direct as possible (compared with "as the crow flies") avoiding detours and deviation.
Drainage Removal of surface water on cycle surfaces and avoidance of ponding.
Entrances Refers to the access and egress to properties from carriageways.
Eye Contact Essential between cyclists and motorists particularly at junctions or other potential points of conflict.
Feeder Lane A lane that is provided to bring cyclists past stationary traffic to a junction or an ASL. Should be mandatory generally.
Flares Local widening of carriageway at a junction to facilitate traffic doubling up approaching a junction – not recommended.
Forgivingness A Principle of Sustainable Safety, and is a measure of the degree to which an environment will contribute to a benign outcome in the event of an accident. In other words, minor errors by vulnerable road users do not result in serious injury or loss of life.
Functionality A Principle of Sustainable Safety, that the design is fit for purpose – both functional and place related.
Green Routes Routes that are free of vehicles and cater for pedestrians and cyclists as well as recreational uses.
Hierarchy of Provision A proposed approach in the National Cycle Policy Framework to considering traffic regime changes in advance of infrastructural provision.
Homogeneity A Principle of Sustainable Safety, that reducing the relative speed, mass and direction of different modes increases safety.
Integration Cycling with the general traffic, with or without marked cycle lanes.
Journey Time The time taken to get from origin to destination.
Jug Turn A form of right turn used to facilitate high volumes of cyclists turning right, such as at a school entrance.
Kerb-side Hatching Hatching to keep traffic away from the kerb and allow cyclists to approach a junction past stationary traffic. Used in low volume and low speed environments where there is insufficient space to accommodate a proper cycle lane.
Late Release Left Hand Turn Subject to Departmental approval, permits left turning traffic to proceed on a flashing amber filter, yielding to any pedestrians crossing.
Left Hand Pocket A dedicated left turning facility shorter than 30.0m. Not generally recommended, but where provided, can be with or without a dedicated left turn cycle lane.
Left Hand Slip Lane A priority facility for traffic to proceed on a yield arrangement, in an otherwise signalised junction. Not recommended.
Left-To-Go-Right Left-To-Go-Right, often referred to as "Box Turns", is used to facilitate cyclists turning right from multi-lane carriageways. Cyclists join the stopped traffic to their left and wait for the green signal to proceed – avoiding the need to weave across multiple lanes of traffic.
Legibility A Principle of Sustainable Safety, that a road environment that can read and understood by all road users is safer.
Local Streets Low traffic environments where cyclists and pedestrians take precedence over vehicular traffic, and where cyclists "take the lane" in line with vehicles.
Long Fall Refers to the longitudinal fall or gradient along a cycle facility.
Merging Where two or more streams of road users are brought together into a single stream or lane.
Mixed Street Where cyclists share the same space with traffic.
Overrun Area A slightly raised paved area at a turn that will facilitate a large vehicle tracking around an otherwise tight junction.
Pavement Condition Index; PCI A measure of the physical integrity of the cycling surface – measured out of 100 points.
Pedestrian Priority Area A area where pedestrians have priority over all other road users.
Principles of Sustainable Safety Developed in 1992 and subsequently in the Netherlands, they underpin all road design. Adherence to them has contributed to the Netherlands leading record in road safety.
Quality of Service Essentially a measure of the transport offer to cyclists. A measure of the degree to which the attributes and needs of the cyclist are met.
Re-Establishing Bringing cycle tracks and off-road cycle facilities to an on-road position in advance of a junction – typically for significant left turns.
Relative Speed Speed differential between two road users.
Right of Way In Ireland, all road users have equal right of way. However, all road users, including emergency vehicles and cyclists alike, are expected to proceed with due care and consideration for other road users in all cases.
Roundabout Essentially a necklace of T junctions where the traffic joins by turning left onto and off the roundabout. They are priority junctions that can facilitate relatively high volumes of turning traffic Cycle and pedestrian friendly roundabouts are included in this manual. There are all single lane entry and single traffic lane circulating designs.
Segregation Cycling on dedicated cycle tracks or cycle ways that are separated from the general traffic by a physical barrier.
Self-Awareness A Principle of Sustainable Safety, that when road users are aware of their own abilities and limitations to negotiate a road environment, the environment is safer.
Set Back Stop and Yield Line At side roads in central urban areas, where emerging traffic stops and yields in advance of the crossing pedestrian desire line – usually the building or boundary line.
Set Back Stop Line (signals) Used a tight junctions to facilitate larger vehicles that may need to track well into the junction to complete their turn.
Shared Pedestrian Footpath Not generally recommended as they offer reduced or poor Quality of Service and safety to pedestrians and cyclists. Pedestrians should always have priority, clearly reinforced by signage.
Shared Street A street design where pedestrians can expect priority in the vehicular part of the street. Generally kerb free.
Shifting the Cyclist Right Bringing cyclists out from the kerb to their correct alignment in advance of kerb side parking, loading bays, a left hand pocket or certain bus stops.
Side Entry Gully Drainage gully that receives run off through the 'face' of the kerb, thereby maximising the unobstructed available road surface for cycle facilities.
Side Road A smaller road joining a larger road. Will present as a T-junction if approached from the side road, or as a left or right turn from the main road depending of the direction of travel.
Skill Level Refers to cycling competency.
Stability A pre-requisite of cycling, and hampered by poor surface conditions, obstructions and steep gradients.
Streaming Cycling between two adjacent lanes of traffic.
T-Junction A minor road joins a larger road at (nominally) right angles.
Transition Transforming from one cycle facility to another by means of a vertical or horizontal change, or a combination of both.
Trip Demand A measure of the usage requirements of all modes determined by census data, surveys and transport models.
Trip Forecast A measure of future usage requirements of all modes informed by development plan projections, target modal shifts, future trends and expected policy outcomes.
Two-Way Cycle Facilities Facilities designed to accommodate contra-flow cyclists as well as with-flow cyclists. On two-way cycle facilities, contra-flow cyclists lose all expectation of priority at junctions.
Weaving Cyclists wishing to turn right will move across traffic so as to get into the correct road position or lane. Designs should not require cyclist to weave across multiple traffic lanes.
Width Refers to the effective width of a cycle facility.
Wobble Room The additional space needed to maintain balance at slow speeds, or starting up.


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Facebook has made a subtle but important change to the functionality of its Like button that will transform the way you share on the site and on the Web as a whole.
Now when you click the Like button on a third-party site, a more detailed news story link--replete with image--is published with higher prominence on your feed. Previously, your friends only saw a one-sentence link that was easily lost in bustling social feeds.
That means the Like button has the same functionality as the Share button, but Facebook isn't giving up on the latter. Facebook spokeswoman Malorie Lucich told Mashable that the Share button will continue to live, but Like is the "recommended solution moving forward."
While this enhancement simplifies link-sharing, it may present some annoyances. For instance, if you're in the habit of Liking a lot of things, you run the risk of bloating your content stream and irritating your e-friends. Also, certain iterations of the Like button don't allow you to comment on what you favor, so you may be blasting out information sans context.
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His sojourns with Three 6 Mafia solidified the rapper as a hip-hop icon. The Memphis group made history in 2006 when they became the first rap act to win an Academy Award for Best Original Song for Hustle & Flow's "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp." That recognition and acclaim garnered the crew significant attention and opportunity; Juicy J used the newfound momentum to continue pursuing a highly successful solo career.
Juicy J has announced his forthcoming album The Hustle Continues, set to drop October 14 via eOne.
Executive produced by the Three 6 Mafia legend himself, The Hustle Continues marks his first independent release since 2009's Hustle Till I Die. The album will feature some of the biggest names in hip-hop including Lil Baby, Megan Thee Stallion, NLE Choppa, Young Dolph, Key Glock, Logic, A$AP Rocky, 2 Chainz, Conway The Machine, Ty Dolla $ign, Rico Nasty, Jay Rock, Lord Infamous and Project Pat.
To celebrate the announcement, J shared an accompanying music video for the album's lead single "GAH DAMN HIGH" with Wiz Khalifa. The visual is helmed by Joe Weil, and sees the everyday quarantine life of J in a comedic reality TV-styled production.
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Elsewhere in music, Kehlani debuted a new visual for "Can I" and announced that she will be removing Tory Lanez from the track.
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