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"The title Villains isn't a political statement. It has nothing to do with Trump or any of that shit. It's simply 1) a word that looks fantastic and 2) a comment on the three versions of every scenario: yours, mine and what actually happened… Everyone needs someone or something to rail against—their villain—same as it ever was. You can't control that. The only thing you can really control is when you let go."—Joshua Homme
Hundreds of epic shows, memory lapses, unexplained injuries, one yearlong detour with Iggy Pop and multiple Grammy nominations later, Queens Of The Stone Age reemerge from the desert newly scarred and somehow strangely prettier with lucky seventh album, Villains, out August 25 on Matador Records.
Produced by Mark Ronson and co-produced by Mark Rankin and mixed by Alan Moulder, Villains is the first full album offering from Queens Of The Stone Age since 2013's …Like Clockwork gave the band its first #1 album in the U.S. Like the stunning artwork of returning illustrator Boneface, the sonic signatures of the lineup that took …Like Clockwork around the world and back are as unmistakable as ever, though coexisting with sufficient new twists to induce recurring double takes. As Homme himself puts it, "The most important aspect of making this record was redefining our sound, asking and answering the question 'what do we sound like now?' If you can't make a great first record, you should just stop—but if you can make a great record but you keep making records and your sound doesn't evolve, you become a parody of that original sound."
Of his role working within such a closed and confident ecosystem as Queens Of The Stone Age, Ronson says, "Queens are and have always been my favorite rock n roll band ever since I walked into Tower on Sunset and bought Rated R in the summer of 2000, so it was incredibly surreal to be welcomed into their secret, pirate clan—or the 'jacuzzi' as Josh likes to call it. There were moments during the making of the album in which i was aware i was watching my musical heroes craft something that was sure to become one of my favorite moments on any Queens album. And to have some part in that felt like being in a dream--a very heavy, dark, wonderful dream."
Longtime Queens cohort co-producer Mark Rankin added, "After the baptism of fire that was …Like Clockwork, I was excited to get into the studio again with the challenge of pushing the sound for this record, especially with the the addition of Ronson into the creative mix… What we've made is forward looking yet unmistakably Queens."
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LOS ANGELES -- Allen Iverson will not coach in the BIG3 this season and will be replaced by Michael Cooper with 3's Company.
Iverson said Wednesday he informed the league he could not take part because of scheduling conflicts, adding in an Instagram post that the league supports him and he would continue to attend games when possible.
Iverson, a Basketball Hall of Famer, was the biggest star to join Ice Cube's 3-on-3 league of former NBA players last season and was announced as a player-coach. But the 2001 NBA MVP quickly decided after the opening game he would no longer play and instead would focus only on his coaching duties.


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Crop breeding is not keeping pace with climate change
by University of Leeds
A farmer in Malawi checks her maize crop that is struggling as a result of the worst drought in three decades. Credit: Neil Palmer (CIAT)
Crop yields will fall within the next decade due to climate change unless immediate action is taken to speed up the introduction of new and improved varieties, experts have warned.
The research, led by the University of Leeds and published today in the journal Nature Climate Change, focusses on maize in Africa but the underlying processes affect crops across the tropics.
Study lead author Professor Andy Challinor, from the Priestley International Centre for Climate at the University of Leeds, said: "In Africa, gradually rising temperatures and more droughts and heatwaves caused by climate change will have an impact on maize.
"We looked in particular at the effect of temperature on crop durations, which is the length of time between planting and harvesting. Higher temperatures mean shorter durations and hence less time to accumulate biomass and yield."
It takes anywhere between 10 and 30 years to breed a new crop variety and have it adopted by farmers. The rate at which temperatures are increasing across the tropics means that by the time the crop is in the field it is being grown in warmer temperatures that it was developed in.
By looking at a range of data on farming, regulatory policy, markets and technologies, the researchers developed average, best and worst case scenarios for current crop breeding systems.
A crop breeder carries out hand pollination of maize at the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute's (KARI) Kiboko Research Station. Credit: F. Sipalla/CIMMYT
The researchers found that crop duration will become significantly shorter by as early as 2018 in some locations and by 2031 in the majority of maize-growing regions in Africa. Only the most optimistic assessment - in which farming, policy, markets and technology all combine to make new varieties in 10 years - showed crops staying matched to temperatures between now and 2050.
The research team, comprising experts in agriculture, climate and social science, looked at the options for ensuring that crops can be developed and delivered to the field more quickly. These range from improved biochemical screening techniques to more socially-centred measures, such as improving government policies on breeding trials and farmers' access to markets.
Dr Andy Jarvis, from CIAT (International Centre for Tropical Agriculture), said: "Investment in agricultural research to develop and disseminate new seed technologies is one of the best investments we can make for climate adaptation. Climate funds could be used to help the world's farmers stay several steps ahead of climate change, with major benefits for global food security."
The researchers have also proposed an alternative plan: use global climate models to determine future temperatures, then heat greenhouses to those temperatures and develop new crop varieties there.
Professor Challinor said: "The challenge here is in knowing what future emissions will be and ensuring that climate models can produce accurate enough information on future temperatures based on those emissions.
"At the Priestley Centre, researchers are working on these challenges by improving climate models and targeting their use directly at solving such problems."
Urgent need to transform key food producing regions in Africa by 2025
More information: A. J. Challinor et al, Current warming will reduce yields unless maize breeding and seed systems adapt immediately, Nature Climate Change (2016). DOI: 10.1038/nclimate3061
Journal information: Nature Climate Change
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Citation: Crop breeding is not keeping pace with climate change (2016, June 20) retrieved 16 July 2019 from https://phys.org/news/2016-06-crop-pace-climate.html
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The challenge here is in knowing what future emissions will be and ensuring that climate models can produce accurate enough information on future temperatures based on those emissions.
Actually, the challenge is ensuring that climate models propagates the AGW lies as reality proves otherwise.
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Wow, the number of different ways Global Warming will kill us just keeps growing.


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Very nice web site. I am praying for you all! I'm looking forward to seeing you all soon!
God bless you and may you get to your mission field soon.
PRAISE THE LORD!! I am happy to see another family headed to the mission field. I look forward to seeing you folks in our church on Dec 6th at 11 am… I realized this morning that I gave you the day and not the time… so there it is. Oh yeah, be working on the unicycle!
Great to see the pictures of you, Laura and children. The girl was just a month or so old when we left or I think it was the girl. My age is starting to tell on me. We are praying for you and your ministry. God Bless!!!
Thank you to the Lord for our increase in him with power and wisdom and many anothers word in God with thanksgiving and joy and expect his second coming soon. So let us go an and win and win and worship God in love and in hope.
Thanks and bless and pray.
It is a blessing to see that God has called you to Madagascar. We will be praying for you as you continue to raise support and then head to the field. May God strengthen you in His work.
I enjoyed the videos on your web site. Helped me get a "handle" on your ministry plans.
Hope all is well during this Christmas season. Sarah and I continue to pray for you and the family. Take care and God Bless.
You all look like you're doing great and that the Lord is blessing tremendously. We'd love to keep in touch with you all. Praise the Lord for how HE is using you and going to use you on the field.
Nice site, very informative…thanks for sharing!!!
Very nice web site. Very informative. This is no doubt a great thing for missionaires to do, whether on deputation or already on the field.
It was nice to meet you, Brother Hostetler, and two of your sons yesterday at Dyer Baptist Church. I pray that your wife is getting well. Thank you for coming and sharing with us.
I hope that you guys are doing well. Though we have never met, I feel like we have a bond since I grew up as a BIMI mk in South Africa. I have been interested in Madagascar for many years and you guys have been the second missionaries that I have heard of going there. I am praying for you as you get close to heading over there. I would love to be added to your prayer letter list if you have one. Praying for you and your family.
We are studying Madagascar for a homeschooling project . We found your site and delighted to see your family and our namesakes serving God with vision for the country. You can see our family before we added our eleventh child this year on my husband's website. God bless you.
Thanks for your site. God put Madagascar on our heart this morning as my family and I drive home from church. May the Lord use you in powerful ways for the salvation of many and for His glory.
Great pictures and they really help us people stateside to pray a little harder for you all as we see how your daily life is.
I do remember you in my daily prayers.


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Gillian Welch had a brush with the Academy Awards universe back in 2000, when the Coen Brothers' acclaimed O Brother, Where Art Thou? was nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Cinematography. The blockbuster soundtrack, featuring contributions by Welch, largely consisted of rearranged old folk tunes, but didn't net any musical nominations.
The relationship between the Coens and Welch and partner David Rawlings continued on, however, intersecting with the Oscars again nearly two decades later. On Tuesday morning, Welch and Rawlings, two of Americana music's most revered songwriter-performers, scored their first Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song for "When a Cowboy Trades His Spurs for Wings," from the Coens' Western anthology The Ballad of Buster Scruggs. In one portion of the film, a seasoned gunslinger played by Tim Blake Nelson is outdrawn by younger cowboy "The Kid" — former Old Crow Medicine Show member Willie Watson — with fatal results. The two sing the song as a duet, as a heavenly choir ushers Nelson's dying character into heaven. It's packed full of imagery of campfires dimming, roundups ending and boots being pulled from tired feet, the same kind of visual iconography used throughout the sprawling, violent Buster Scruggs anthology.
What kind of direction did the Coen Brothers give you for writing for "When a Cowboy Trades His Spurs for Wings"?
They gave David and I the script, and they gave us the script of maybe two other of the shorts in the collection so we could gauge the darkness [laughs]. That's one of the great things about working with them — they totally understand the very, very close relationship between the darkness and the humor. They also know us well enough by now that it's best to give us a long lead time. We don't do really well with like, "Hurry up!" and "We need it by Friday." You see how they do what they do, and part of it is they really, really understand the people they work with and how to get the best work from them.
And then there was just a really basic conversation [with Joel Coen]. He was like, "Look, there's the singing cowboy — he's been around for a while. Now here comes the new guy. He's cuter, he's faster and he sings better. He's just better. It's the new model. He's coming for him." And, of course, it made it really special for us that onscreen, that younger, better, faster gunslinger was gonna be our dear friend Willie Watson. We know the singers we're gonna be writing for. Joel just said, "Here's the specifics of it. They have to be able to sing it together. They have to be able to sing it once Tim has been shot and is dead and is floating up to heaven." This is a duet between singing cowboys, one of whom is dead. [laughs].
I'm guessing that's somewhat different than your usual writing process.
It is! It's a little bit more like a game. You have to use all the stuff you like. All the deeper parts of the artistry, all the kinds of words you like, all the sorts of rhymes you like. But it is a little bit more like a game, because you have to hit all these marks. It's just a funny little puzzle. We'd had the script and we'd had that conversation for awhile and it just kind of sat around in our brains. And then funnily enough, David and I, we drive across the country all the time. We just drive from Nashville to L.A. and back to Nashville and back to L.A., again and again and again. We've probably driven across over 20 times for sure. And it's just the two of us. We just keep switching off. We'd been in L.A. and we were driving back to Nashville. I think I had the dawn shift through New Mexico. David was asleep. I'm sure it was the landscape and, driving through, I thought, "I better take this opportunity to start thinking some cowboy thoughts." That's when I think I had the idea for the spurs for wings. That's when I came up with the title. And that's how we work: one of us will start it, and then from then on in, it's all hands on deck. When we got home, we started working on it, knowing of course that we wanted them to yodel. Because why wouldn't you have them yodel?
Was that insisted upon by the Coens?
No, that was actually a really happy thing. When we got the tune done and we ended up back in L.A., Joel was in L.A. We went over and took a guitar. We just sat down. Dave played the guitar and we sang it for him. Yodeling was not a mandatory part of the song. [laughs] I think he was really happy that he was going to get a bunch of "yippee-ki-yi-yay." It was a really fun project to work on. Everything they do is just the highest quality and profound artistry.
There's something really sweet and sad about the song, almost whimsical, but it does have that darkness you alluded to earlier.
Well, laughing is one of the great human coping mechanisms. The darker things gets, sometimes the funnier they get. The absurd. They certainly have a deep understanding of the absurd and the beautiful.
Do you know if you'll get to perform it, or what they're planning to do for the show?
I don't really know. There are already little murmurings, like, "Are you gonna play? Are you gonna try to play?" I kind of feel like it would be nicer to have Willie and Tim do it — to not have us play but to have the guys who sang it, sing it. But whatever, there hasn't been any discussion on that front yet. All I know is we're gonna go, because the most fun we've ever had at an awards show was with the Coen brothers at the O Brother stuff.


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Irma Stern (1894-1966)
Work and travels
Almost one hundred solo exhibitions were held during her lifetime in South Africa and Europe. Although accepted in Germany her work was unappreciated at first in South Africa where reviews in the 1920s were titled "Art of Miss Irma Stern-Ugliness as a cult". Gradually she became acknowledged as an established artist and from the 1940s achieved success locally.
A very versatile artist, she worked in a range of media including oils, water colour, gouache and charcoal, as well as ceramics and sculpture.
"I work a long time at a picture in my head - I never touch the canvas after it is finished".
Irma Stern travelled extensively in Europe and explored Southern Africa, Zanzibar and the Congo. These trips provided a wide range of subject matter for her paintings and gave her opportunities to acquire and assemble an eclectic collection of artefacts for her home.
She journeyed to Swaziland and Natal during the 1920s, producing two seminal works titled Umgababa and The Hunt, which can be viewed in the sitting room.
A letter to friends in Johannesburg, named Richard and Frieda Feldman, dated 26 June 1937, written from Brussels, describes her itinerary:
"... after Holland - a week in Paris for sights and hats and pictures ... - then Salsburg Festspiele for a week- then Vienna. After that Italy- and I start working-there and in Marseille and on my way back I am staying a month in Dakkar ... We hope there will be no war-things are so unsettled just now".
Irma Stern refused to either travel or exhibit in Germany during the period 1933-1945. Instead, she undertook several new journeys, going to Zanzibar in 1939 and 1945 and the Congo in 1942, 1946 and 1955. These expeditions resulted in a wealth of artistic creativity and energy, as well as the publication of two illustrated journals: Congo published in 1943 and Zanzibar in 1948. Her enthusiastic response to these environments is evident in these quotes:
"I am on the road to the interior of the Belgian Congo. The Congo has always been for me the symbol of Africa, the very heart of Africa. The sound "Congo" makes my blood dance, with the thrill of exotic excitement; it sounds to me like distant native drums and a heavy tropical river flowing, its water gurgling in mystic depths."
She received gifts of woven raffia cloth and delicately embroidered "velours de Kassai" from the King of the Bakubas. "The women cut the leaves from a grey bristly-looking palm, and, while still fresh, slit them into fine ribbons of raffia. The sun dries the raffia, and it then becomes an off-white shade. They weave the raffia on a primitive loom, and when the mat is finished it is put into water and beaten, so that it becomes a tight closely woven article, looking like a heavy shantung silk. The mat is wrapped round a red cake of N'gula, which is a pressed brick of wood pulp, laid in water; it takes the red dye overnight. To get the black colour, the raffia is buried in the river mud for a few days. The wood carvings are also buried in this way, in order to get the proper black patina."
In Zanzibar Irma Stern describes Indian women in purdah and Arab men wearing turbans and white robes. Bargaining at the food market was a daily activity- where:
Fish are "brought in straight from the sea, huge skites, small vivid blue fish with yellow strips, silvery kinds, red roman, enormous lobster as made of turquoise matrix, phantastic huge turtles-all come out of the tropical sea ... A pale yellow grapefruit called ballunga intrigued me. When I opened it the flesh was a lovely pink embedded in a heavy woollen white. The most imposing was the size of pineapples. They weigh up to twenty pounds each and are dark mauve with green patches."
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Fighting in tournaments is exciting and very difficult. There can only be one victor. So if, for example, you win 50% of the tournaments you enter, your record is quite normal. Remember to keep upgrading your heroes by improving their stats and abilities. This will make winning easier! You can upgrade your heroes at the Craftsmanship Guild.


Fly-back transformer is probably the biggest component in CRT television or CRT monitor.
In this article I am going to highlight few things about his component.
below you can see a diagram of internal structure of a fly-back transformer.
1.Horizontal output transistor (H.O.T) Usually all transformers require alternating current (A.C) to work, In FBT this is accomplished by the H.O.T transistor.
In this circuit the H.O.T act as a switch which open and close very fast and by doing so current flow through the primary of the fly-back to the ground and this will cause voltages to appear on the secondary of the FBT.
These voltages includes, HV, focus, and screen voltages among others.
2. Snubber capacitor. Basically the snubber capacitor is used to suppress (snub) induced high voltages by collapsing magnetic field in the fly-back transformer primary winding which could otherwise lead to destruction of the horizontal transistor (H.O.T).
That is why sometimes this capacitor is also referred to as "safety capacitor" if this capacitor is open or is removed from the circuit it will cause instant destruction of the H.O.T transistor.
So next time you find the H.O.T shorted you should replace it together with the snubber capacitor.
3. Damper diode. Usually this diode is inside the H.O.T transistor as you can see in the internal diagram of the H.O.T. and sometimes it is used separately.
This is usually Fast recovery (FR) diode and therefore if it is used externally should never be replaced with a normal diode.
The damper diode is usually used to protect the H.O.T from reverse breakdown current.
4.B+ supply voltage. This is usually the main voltage from the secondary output of the power supply (S.M.P.S) and it is usually DC voltage. This voltage (B+) enters the FBT and out through the H-out pulse pin to the middle (collector) pin of the H.O.T transistor.
This is usually called the primary coil of the fly back transformer.
5. Input signal. As I mentioned earlier transformers are not supposed to work with DC and therefore that is why we need to change this DC to AC.
To accomplish this we need a switch, in this case the H.O.T which switch this DC on/off very fast to generate AC.
This switching is not done manually but via horizontal signal pulses which switch the H.O.T on/off very fast and this in turn generate voltage on the secondary side of the fly-back transformer.
hi Sir,thank you for your post. I have a problem with the crt tv, it has lost channels and even if I do auto search,the problem still remains. I only got channels only if I play the tv using av connections/dstv. If I am using antenna for analog signalss, I don't get channels. I have already changed EPROM; tuner, polarised caps around the tuner; resistors around the tuner are still testing good; . The screen only shows menu and blue back ground as if there is no arial on it, all the buttons are working perfectly; but no sound; no picture. Any help please sir, this is a Chinese tv.
Hi Rasta, check if the tv is set to blue background "YES" and select "NO"


Akihabara is an anime paradise with many unique cafes and electric stores. So bright and lots of people. If you are into anime, manga, and figurines, it's the perfect place for you.
If you are a fan of games, anime, manga or movies there will be something for you in Akihabara. The many shops of Akihabara have all kinds of things related to anime, manga, games and even series and movies from outside of Japan. You can find figurines from your favorite game or the soundtrack to your favorite anime. For gamers there are arcades packed full of different kind of games, from Claw machines where you can try and win some awesome and crazy stuff to dancing games and fighting games. Between all the shopping and gaming, you can go and relax to one of the many Maid cafes in Akihabara which is a whole different experience from any other place you have been to.
If you like anime or manga then this place is a must for your bucket list. Every shop along any main road or side street is a little gem. Foodies would love the variety of fun restaurants or tasty streed food that has you salivating at the mere smell. A truly increadible place to visit more than once.
I am sure that I am an exception, but I didn't like Akihabara much, even I grew up with Manga and Anime. For me it was almost impossible to get a sense of direction. If you know this area and shops well, I am sure it's heaven. As a tourist just having a look it was too much of everthing. After 1 hour we just left and I started to get a headache. Little culture shock in a way.
The first time I went to Akihabara I was blown away! So many lights! So much music! So many people! It's what my former 16 year old self imagined Japan to be! Do you like Manga? Anime? Games? Electronics? Cute girls dressed as maids? Cute girls dressed as maids running cafes? Then Akihabara is for you! Down the main street (Which is easy enough to find) is a plethora of Anime, Manga and Game stores. Along with plenty of Arcades filled with the latest Street Fighter, or whatever kids these days play. Side alleys are filled with Electronics stores, which sell all sorts of nick-nacks, such as LED lights, cables, the latest phones or laptops, you name it! Akihabara will have it somewhere! If you wish to experience and explore Japan's modern culture, be sure to visit Akihabara!
Let me tell you this. If you miss arcades. If you love anime. If you like to be surrounded by people who have the same nerdy interests as you, then this is the place you need to go. This place makes your gaming conventions and anime conventions look like a school yard. Everyday this place is busy, every day there is something neat to see. Every building has something to nerd about. If you do come, do it on a Sunday where they close the street so waste no time waiting for a stupid street light to tell you to cross. The buildings have banners of anime and gaming advertisements. Today's advertisement is assassins creed along with seraph of the end. I will say this also, don't be fooled by the look of this place. This place is extremely expensive to shop, remember that yen have dollar coins, so you will eat through your pockets at arcades, buying figures from second hand stores, and eating at maid cafes. Speaking of cafes, although I have never been, there is a maid alley and basement idol alley where they stand in the blistering cold promoting their place of work, so if it's cold out, go and have a meal with them.
If you love anime and manga, Akihabara is the place to go! There are lots of shops where you can buy manga and DVD's, and on the streets there are anime-banners and huge screens everywhere. There are also big game centers where you can play all kind of games. For example, fighting games like "Tekken" or music games as well. It's very impressive to see but also really crowded.
If you like noise, then head over to Akihabara. It really is the home for all things electrical. I often visit here, but never for longer than needed. If you like video games then there are multiple arcades, if you like crane claw machines, then there are multiple game centres, and if you like manga and anime, there are multiple shops selling those things too. However, as much as I love Akihabara, it can be a little overwhelming for me, and I often leave with a dizzying AKB48 headache. Regardless, it really is a convenient shopping area that has all of the same things in one place. Worth a visit. Bring earplugs.
I would recommend anyone visiting Tokyo to visit Akihabara, primarily because it is just so weird and unique. Wether or not you are an anime/manga fan, Akihabara is well worth seeing for its unique array of stores. Here you can shop (or window shop) for electronics, figurines, anime and manga goods, dolls, model trains, and just about any other toy you can think of. Another fun activity is trying out the number of arcades in the vicinity (the Sega arcade is particularly notable). The prices are fairly reasonable, and you can play some games that I have seen no where else - one such was a game where you were a salary-man who had to flip over a table (presumably due to stress?) at just the right moment in order to get higher points. Also don't forget to try Purikura (selfie machines), which is a funny thing my wife and I do every time we visit the area. Best visited around twilight while the shops are still open and the iconic neon signs begin to light up!


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Q: Should I add ETag for all APIs Is ok to add Etag for all APIs (GET)? Is common scenario or not?
I am considering to add ETag for all apis so that can reduce the network traffic. But it will need to implement the hash computing on backend so the server's loading will increase a little bit. That's the props and cons I can think of now.
API for Types, Charts, member informcation...
BTW, I use NGINX as my webserver to serve the ASP.NET Core web API run behind Kestrel server

A: I don't think hash computing is something to worry about, especially so if you cache it somewhere.
If you're still worried you can use a different HTTP validator, like Last-Modified header.

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What you need to know about a new 'anonymous' app gaining popularity among teens
By Janet Perez, Komando.com June 19th, 2019
Cyberbullying is a major problem facing kids and now there's a new app that is making this type of behavior easier. Parents are being warned to be on the lookout for this app on their children's gadgets.
Called Yolo, the app works with Snapchat, and people communicate through a Q&A format. One feature of the app has experts particularly concerned.
Cases of bullying already are being reported. So what can you do to keep your child safe?
Yolo provides anonymity
The Yolo feature causing concern is that it provides users with a cloak of anonymity.
Yolo is a question-and-answer app that connects to Snapchat. The app is available on both iOS and Android gadgets, but it's been downloaded millions of times from Apple's App Store.
Friends can use the app to send comments and questions to each other, along with a photo. YOLO uses Snapchat for login and Bitmoji profile pics to let a user add an "ask me anything" sticker to their Snapchat Story. Snapchat users often link their accounts to Bitmoji.
However, the messages are shown as sent by "Someone." Yolo doesn't offer a way to identify users unless the users choose to reveal themselves privately to the person they sent the messages too.
That's where Yolo's bullying potential comes into play. With no way of telling who is sending the messages, bullies can prey upon other kids with no consequences.
Adding to the problem is the fact that Yolo is a hit. Since being released on May 2, the app has been downloaded more than 5 million times. On the Apple App store, Yolo has spent five weeks on the list of Top 10 apps, including two weeks at number one.
Yolo co-founder, Gregoire Henroin, said he paired the app with Snapchat because it is popular with teens. Anonymity also is a draw for kids. Henrion said he is aware that bullying can thrive in such an environment, but said Yolo is working to create a "healthy" community.
In its product description on the Apple App Store, Yolo states, "It has no tolerance for objectional content or abusive users. You'll be banned for any inappropriate usage."
Bullies already thriving on Yolo
While Yolo receives mostly positive reviews, a number of others are popping up with complaints about bullying.
"Since this app is anonymous, it is easy for bullies to set people up and frame people," one reviewer wrote.
Another review states, "A lot of people are bullying me around here."
There are reports that when bullies are flagged to Yolo admin, little if anything gets done to remove the offender.
Parents should be on high alert to see if this new app is being used by their kids. There are apps that allow you to monitor your children's online activity and check to see what apps they have downloaded.
In addition, you may be surprised to learn there are other, non-social media ways kids are bullying each other through their computers and smartphones.
If you haven't already, you should download a copy of Kim Komando's Tech Safety Contract that helps parents and children come to an agreement about a variety of issues including monitoring online activity, GPS tracking and cyberbullying.
If the kids in your family play this game, you must know this
It was just a couple years ago that players were out scouring the world looking for digital characters like Pikachu and Machoke. Games like this are typically harmless and fun for kids to play.
Click or tap here to discover which new game promotes violence and bullying.
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Q: escaped characters ignored in regex character class A colleague gave me a delimited file.  One column contains JSON-like key/value pairs.  I would like to parse them into lists.  Unfortunately, the colleagues' JSON notation doesn't seem to match rjson's expectations.
jsonString <- "{person:[Santa],location:[NorthPole]}"
fromJSON(jsonString)
Error in fromJSON(jsonString) :
  unexpected character "p"; expecting opening string quote (") for key value

So I decided to do some regular expression cleanup, converting the square brackets into quotation marks.  I can replace '[' with '"', but I'm having trouble replacing '[' and ']' in the same operation:
gsub(pattern = "\\[", replacement = '"', x = jsonString)
[1] "{person:\"Santa],location:\"NorthPole]}"

Character classes ARE possible:
gsub(pattern = "[aeiou]", replacement = '"', x = jsonString)
[1] "{p\"rs\"n:[S\"nt\"],l\"c\"t\"\"n:[N\"rthP\"l\"]}"

But in the case, the brackets aren't detected:
gsub(pattern = "[\\[\\]]", replacement = '"', x = jsonString)
[1] "{person:[Santa],location:[NorthPole]}"

I'm also open to other, non-regex solutions for parsing the JSON-like strings into R data objects.

A: I don't know if this is sufficiently general but it works on your simple case:
> require(RJSONIO)
Loading required package: RJSONIO
> qjson <- gsub(patt="(\\w+)", repl='"\\1"', gsub("[][]", "", jsonString) )
> fromJSON(qjson)
     person    location
    "Santa" "NorthPole"

Takes out all "[" and "]" and puts in double-quotes around all "words". The character-class handling of the "[" and "]" characters is position-within-string-sensitive. To match a literal-"]" it needs to be first and to match literal-"[" it needs to be anywhere but first. See ?regex section on character-classes.

A: I can't tell exactly why, but setting perl=TRUE seems to fix is
gsub(pattern = "[\\[\\]]", replacement = '"', x = jsonString, perl=TRUE)
# [1] "{person:\"Santa\",location:\"NorthPole\"}"

must be something different how the base interpreter parses the character class.
You can also try extracting the data directly with regular expressions. Here I use the regcapturedmatches helper function.
m<-gregexpr("(\\w+):\\[([^]]*)\\]", jsonString, perl=T)
regcapturedmatches(jsonString , m)

# [[1]]
#      [,1]       [,2]
# [1,] "person"   "Santa"
# [2,] "location" "NorthPole"


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Q: How can I plot autocorrelation as a function of lag distance using python? I have a dataframe consisting of let's say 50 points and each point has latitude, longitude, value. I need to calculate and plot autocorrelation of value as a function of distance. The idea is to see the variability of values along the distance.

I calculated autocorrelation using statmodels acf where I used the code:
autocorr= sm.tsa.acf(df['Values'], nlags = len(lags)-1)

and distance using haversine formula. Then I plotted autocorrelation against distance as:
plt.plot(df['distance'], acorr3125)

Is it the correct way or is there any other method that computes autocorrelation as lag(distance).


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Opera: The Definitive Illustrated Story (Hardcover)
By Alan Riding, Leslie Dunton-Downer
Experience the passion and drama of the world's greatest operas with this sumptuously illustrated visual guide.
Immerse yourself in more than 400 years of the world's most celebrated operas and discover the fascinating stories behind them. Explore the lives of singers such as Maria Callas, Luciano Pavarotti, and Jonas Kaufmann. Meet composers like Mozart, Wagner, and Britten, and the librettists with whom they collaborated to create the magical blend of words and music that make up opera.
From its origins in the 17th-century courts of Italy to live screenings in public spaces today, Opera: The Definitive Illustrated Story follows the history of opera from Monteverdi's L'Orfeo in 1607, to Cosi fan Tutte, La Bohème, and modern operas such as Brokeback Mountain. It explains musical terminology, traces historical developments, and sets everything in a cultural context.
This awe-inspiring opera book further features:
-Includes all of the most important operas from the Renaissance to the 21st century
-Profiles the key composers, librettists, performers, and companies, with details of their lives, works, and influence
-Arranged in chronological order to show the evolution of the genre
-Clear, informative explanation of musical terminology and different types of opera
This book revels in the sets and costumes that make up the grand spectacle of opera. It also explores the great opera houses of the world, such as La Scala, Milan, the Met in New York, and the Sydney Opera House. Opera: The Definitive Illustrated Story is the essential book for anyone who wants to understand and enjoy the constantly evolving world of this beloved art form.
Did you know that there are more than 25,000 opera performances per year worldwide? Opera: The Definitive Illustrated Story can be regarded as the most lavishly illustrated history of opera currently available, covering all of the most important operas from the Renaissance to the 21st century, and is completely global in scope. A must-have volume for opera buffs, whether as a gift or self-purchase, if you're a music lover looking for an accessible introduction to opera, then this is the book for you!
Alan Riding was the European cultural correspondent for The New York Times for 12 years. He was previously bureau chief for The Times in Paris, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro, and Mexico City. He was awarded the Maria Moors Cabot Prize by Columbia University for his coverage of Latin America.
Leslie Dunton-Downer received a PhD with Distinction in comparative literature from Harvard. She has served as a lecturer at her alma mater, and is a trustee of the Harvard Advocate and a member of the Society of Fellows. She was a 2014 fellow at the American Academy in Berlin.
Publisher: DK
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Music / History & Criticism


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Proud Aboriginal elder dances with granddaughter at graduation
4:35 pm December 30, 2015| Last Modified: 4:36 pm December 30, 2015
Victoria, Australia (BBN)-Gali Yalkarriwuy Gurruwiwi speaks limited English, mostly conversing in traditional language of the Galpu clan.
He says "proud" as he touches his heart, reports the ABC News.
His wife Jane Garrutju translates the rest.
"It was his dream, to dance with his granddaughters here," she says.
He has flown down from remote Galiwin'ku on Elcho Island in north-east Arnhem Land.
That's about 3,000 kilometres away from Worawa Aboriginal College in Healesville, north-east of Melbourne, where his granddaughter Sasha has been boarding for the past two and a half years.
This is her year 10 graduation.
"I am proud of my grandchildren, Sasha and Alicia, I am proud that this college was taken care of and that they got a good education," Gali says.
Gali is a Yolngu Mala leader, known as the Morning Star dancer.
Despite feeling unwell on the morning of the ceremony the elder, who does not know his exact age, insisted on following through with the special group performance involving two of his granddaughters.
The traditional dance called Lunggurrma, which means north wind, incorporates the feathered ceremonial Banumbirr (morning star pole).
"When visitors come to Elcho Island my grandfather always dances, and all the grandchildren dance with him," Sasha says.
"I always love to dance with my grandparents.
"This was a bit unique."
Sasha has a strong connection to her culture — something that's strengthened during her time at boarding school.
"I love hunting, looking for oysters and fishing and looking for mangrove worms and dancing traditional, we call it bunggul, that's what I miss, and telling stories around the campfire," she says.
"I speak three Indigenous languages.
"Going to a boarding school like this, I learnt new Indigenous languages and cultures from different communities as well."
The absence has been difficult for her family back home.
But Jane says the family decided to send her granddaughter to Worawa because they wanted to give her a chance to be anything she wanted to be.
"[Gali's] very strong in teaching his grandchildren to cling on to their values, to be able to balance Western culture and our culture.
"Culture, we value it like land and sea and we are proud of it," Jane says.
"They need to know who they are, where they come from."
That was the aim of Worawa founder Hyllus Maris, who started the college in 1983 with the idea of educating young Indigenous people in a way that celebrates their culture and their past, but helps them have a bright future.
Sasha says she walks proudly in both worlds.
She plans to complete year 11 and 12 at Clontarf Aboriginal College in WA and dreams of becoming a nurse, working in her own community and in Melbourne.
"I would still love to practice culture and teach people my culture," she says.
"I also want to be a role model to younger girls and show them that they can do something with their lives and be happy."
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Q: How can one download the contents of an HTML5 web database to the client? I am looking for a way to save the contents of an HTML5 web database to a local file for persistence and for loading back into the web application. I'm using Firefox 3.6.8 with the HTML5 features to use a local web database. I can upload a file and read it's contents but am unable to find an elegant way to save the contents of the database to the file system. Any ideas?
I believe there is something written in flash that can do this. I would consider this but I would prefer a straight HTML 5 version instead.

A: You can't do this with plain HTML 5, as it doesn't have any mechanism to deal with local files (that would imply a security risk anyway). You'll at least need some JavaScript or Flash to store data locally.
But you can't access the local filesystem using JavaScript. You can only use cookies or the localStorage capabilities of a browser.
Nor can you do this using Flash. Both system work the same: they store information in a place specified by the browser/Flash. Moreover, in both cases space is limited (the limit varies between platforms and even individual settings).
The only way to do this is to post the data to the server, e.g., using a hidden form, and let the server respond with header Content-Disposition: attachment and sending the file back to the client. For example:
<form action="doLoopback.php" method="POST" name="theForm">
  <input type="hidden" id="data-container" name="data">
</form>
→ Click here! ←

and using PHP the response file reads:
<?php
    if (isset($_POST['data'])) {
        header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=foo.csv');
        header('Content-Type: application/octet-stream');
        echo $_POST['data'];
    }
?>


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Who Pays Bills When Someone Dies?
Home > Filing for Bankruptcy > Family Debt Problems > Who Pays Bills When Someone Dies?
27 Mar Who Pays Bills When Someone Dies?
The Internet is a wonderful place. No matter what the topic, there is an article about it that is dead wrong.
Such is the case with a recent story (in the fullest extent of the word) I read, "When Someone Dies, Who Is Responsible for Paying His Debts?" that appeared here. This story is full of so much misinformation, it's hard to know where to start.
When someone dies (the law calls this person a "decedent"), all assets owned by them in their individual name automatically become part of their "estate." This is true even if a probate proceeding is not filed. What does this mean? It means that the estate is liable for any bills owed by the decedent at the time of their death, and that these assets should be used to pay the bills.
What if there aren't enough assets to pay the bills? It's simple: the bills don't get paid (with one exception, discussed below).
What if there are medical bills? Generally, medical bills are treated no differently from credit card bills, although some states have limited exceptions.
If you open an estate, and are named as executor or personal representative of the estate, are you responsible for paying these bills? You do not assume any personal liability for the decedent's bills simply because you are named executor of their estate.
What happens if the decedent's bills don't get paid? Nothing. The creditor will write off any unpaid balance and close the account. That's it (with one exception, discussed below).
Here's the exception: if someone is jointly liable with the decedent on a bill, such as a joint account, or a guarantee of a debt, that person remains liable even though the decedent has died. In some community property states, a spouse also may be liable.
If you're in doubt, don't listen to the collection agent who's telling you you need to pay. Many, many, many times they are simply wrong. Check with a lawyer before you pay anything.


Juicy Realms is a quirky and fun Rougelike game.
Here we have a game that originated in China that was shown at the Game Developer Conference. Juicy Realms appeared to show a lot of potential and when you got an acclaimed publisher like X.D. Network Inc. handling the game then there is a chance that it could be something pretty special. So let us take a look below to see if it is something juicy or will it be sour?
Thanks to the publishers for the review code.
I am going to be honest and say that I am not a big fan of Rougelike games. A few of them have been pretty good and enjoyable to play but I can take them or leave them. So when a press release came into my inbox about Juicy Realms I just had to take a look at it and see what the fuss is about.
Juicy Realms is a top-down shooter where you must choose from a choice of four characters that will be tasked with taking on the intelligent plant life that is looking to take over at the top of the food chain. In order to fight and take back control as you progress deeper into the game you will find various weapons and resources for your camp.
The stages that you play through have plenty of variety. As you advance you will find yourself in forests, deserts and frozen tundra's and each stage has five procedurally generated levels. In which you must fight the monsters and a level boss. You will also find yourself picking up food to top-up your health which is very welcomed after the fighting that you do.
As well as picking up food and stuff for your character you also get some good stuff for your camp as well. There are very resources that can be unlocked which even includes a random gun from a merchant. As I am not a fan of spoilers I won't say what they could be, but you will find them quite different from anything else you have seen, this I promise you.
The visuals of the game are amazing. It is cartoony with the use of vibrant colours to give the eyes a treat. Another thing that amazed about this title is that the characters are very likeable and detail has even gone into how they express themselves. The sounds complete the atmosphere and the background music is also great and suits the game very well.
I don't normally like rougelike games. There have been exceptions, but not many. Well I can say that Juicy Realms can be added to that list. I did enjoy it but due to my lack of experience in these types of games I did find it very difficult. I would recommend this title as it is very quirky and fun to play, either in solo or co-op mode. Fan or not of Rougelike games, you owe it to yourself to give it a try.


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Col. Andrew DeGraff has died. He was well known in railroad circles. DeGraff supervised the building of the New York Central Railroad and a number of Ohio lines. The Village of DeGraff was named in his honor. He was buried in Dayton. DeGraff was 83.
There is a thief in town. Someone broke into W.H. Wagner's hardware store sometime Saturday night and took $200 of merchandise. Taken were revolvers, cartridges, hammers, razors and horse blankets.
The Bargain Store is now open in the Frazer Block north of Hickock's.
Veterans from the World's War shared their experiences yesterday. They assembled at the high school for the Armistice Day celebration. The men- all from the county, included Lt. Robert Brackney, Louis Boyer and Cecil Webster.
The land owned by Louis Kah, Jr., will be posted as a fish and game sanctuary. It includes Tawawa Lake, Mosquito Creek and the adjoining property. The other area nearby is the lake near Loramie.
William Toy was elected commander of the local American legion. Vice commander will be William Applegate, Bernard Vorhees adjutant, Ray Comstock finance officer, Wallace McClure, historian, and Harold Knauer, chaplain,
A total of 9,210 cans of fruit and vegetables were processed at the Anna Community Cannery during this past summer and early fall. Mrs. Cletus Grillot was the top canner with 600 cans. Mrs. Louis Bornhorst did 553 cans. Ninety-five families used the cannery so far this year.
The Sidney High School football team was ahead of Xenia 7-0 until just three minutes were left in the game. After Sidney scored, a Xenia player ran the kickoff back for a touchdown to tie the game. Greenville won the league title this year, after beating Fairmont.
Perseverance paid off for Vic Elliot. The 21 year old always wanted to be a deputy sheriff. He tried to convince Sheriff Don Laws he could do the job. Elliot volunteered, served as a radio dispatcher, and did odd jobs around the office for many months. He did night patrols with Lester Curtner and John Lenhart. When deputy James Snyder resigned, Elliot got his chance. He will be required to complete the 120 hour law enforcement training course before assuming his duties.
Mrs. Mary Harlamert lost the chance to pick up $600! Her name was drawn for the lucky barrel contest. She had failed to sign up when it was at Bunny's Pharmacy. The barrel will now move to the Sidney Hardware Company location.
Apparently, cheating has been a significant problem around the state in the livestock judging at county fairs. It is believe the grand champion steer from our county fair was shown in another county fair. The state is investigating. Ear tags and other identifying devices might be required in the future.
John "Red" Elson will be leaving the car business. Elson, who had dealerships in Versailles and Sidney, has announced he will be retiring. "The agreement I have is that I would sell to Ford Motor Company, if the terms can be worked out." Elson reported he has a total of 43 employees. Their jobs should not be affected.
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This is an original issue of the LP, with the banner on the cover in red, rather than the green banner used on later issues.
About this copy: This copy of Papa's Got a Brand New Bag is an original 1965 mono pressing on the King label.
The wrap is fully intact, with no rips, tears or holes. There's a bit of wear under the wrap, as is common on these older King LPs. There is part of an original price sticker attached to the upper left-hand corner of the cover with a staple.
A beautiful copy of an album that is usually found in terrible condition, as most buyers played their James Brown LPs until they were completely worn out.
Background: Released in 1965, Papa's Got a Brand New Bag was the third U.S. compilation album by James Brown.
Helped by the inclusion of the title track, the album reached #26 on the U.S. album chart.
Allmusic.com gave Papa's Got a Brand New Bag a 3 star review:
Papa may have had a brand new bag, but when King Records wanted an LP to go with James Brown's first pop Top Ten hit, he didn't have a brand-new set of songs to go with it. So this record leads off with both sides of the single, "Part 1" and "Part 2," and then fills up the remaining 25 minutes with previously released tracks, many with a dance theme in keeping with the hit, such as "Mashed Potatoes, U.S.A." and "Doin' the Limbo." The result is a miscellaneous compilation, much of which is set at quick tempos.
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Aziza is a 1980 Tunisian and Algerian drama film directed by Abdellatif Ben Ammar and produced by Hassen Daldoul.The film starring Yasmine Khlat, Raouf Ben Amor, Dalila Rames and Mohamed Zinet in the lead roles.

The film was screened at the Directors' Fortnight section of the 1980 Cannes Film Festival.

Cast
 Yasmine Khlat
 Raouf Ben Amor
 Dalila Rames
 Mohamed Zinet
 Taoufik Jebali
 Mouna Noureddine

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External links

1980s Arabic-language films
1980 films
1980 drama films
Tunisian drama films
Algerian drama films

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Nationalist And Separatist Parties Won The Regional Elections In Spain's Basque Country
Nationalist and separatist parties have won the regional elections in Spain's northern autonomous region of Basque Country, with the winners expected to call for a referendum on independence. The moderate Basque Nationalist Party came top in the Sunday elections in one of Spain's 17 autonomous regions, winning 27 seats in the 75-member regional parliament.
The left-wing separatist EH Bildu coalition, which campaigns for an independent country within the European Union, won 21 seats. The two parties jointly took almost two-thirds of the parliament seats and brought an end to the rule of the socialist government that took office three years ago.
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Opposition Must Also Do Strategic Thinking On National Issues
Scotland's First Minister: Independent Scotland Would Resist Pressure Over Trident Missiles


The MOTU 112D Thunderbolt Audio Interface is a hugely versatile device with the ability to be either a digital audio interface, router, format converter, and stand-alone mixer. It's also versatile when it comes to connections, connecting to your computer over insanely fast Thunderbolt technology, AVB Ethernet or class compliant USB 2.0.
The 112D gives you 24 channels of AES/EBU I/O, 24 channels of ADAT optical I/O and 64 channels of MADI I/O. All this totals to an impressive 112 simultaneous digital I/O channels. The 112D works as a zero latency 64-channel MADI-to-AVB converter and router with flexible splitting and routing to and from your AVB network. Furthermore, it supports both 64 channel and 56 channel MADI at 1x sample rates, as well as 32 channels at 2x and 16 channels at 4x.
24 channels of AES/EBU digital I/O is supplied by three 8 channel D-sub connectors, giving sample rates of up to 96kHz. Three 8-channel ADAT banks provide 24 channels of optical I/O at rates of up to 48kHz. 4-channel SMUX operation is supported by all six ADAT banks, giving 24 channels of optical I/O at 2x sample rates.
When working in an audio workflow, you're going to experience some latency. But, when working with the 112D the latency will be very, very low. Latency is measured in a handful of samples from the time a signal first arrives at an input, to its arrival somewhere else. Keeping latency low in the hardware, the 112D helps minimize latency introduced by your host software.


A new thread. Go ahead.
Dude! When you're retiring a veteran thread and replacing it with a younger model, be more creative with the title at least!
Indeed. I would've done something like "Doodles IV: Dead by Dawn" or "Doodles 4: Wrath of Grumpy."
You don't get it. It's art.
mcDuffies wrote: You don't get it. It's art.
No one really "GETS IT".
I don't know... The doctor told me that I'd 'got it'.
Rickford wrote: I don't know... The doctor told me that I'd 'got it'.
HE WAS WRONG! What makes him so right. The many years he spent in college? BAH! WRONG I SAY! WRONG!
I'll get it. I have money.
That's so very fitting in so many ways that I am not allowed to explain.
Wellp, time to push this thread gently in the right direction.
Doodled between loading screens. Nothing fancy.
I want one of your paintings on my wall, Col.
*edit* I'm also working on drawing more structural things.
Cookie wrote: I want one of your paintings on my wall, Col.
Thanks! And if you ever really are interested, pm me and we'll talk it over.
Hey, it's my lifetime goal to make a living off selling paintings, so anyone who's interested, contact me.


Turning theory into practice. Today: combining formal pieces with casual wear.
Hello Marzena, besides the Parka, this is exactly the kind of winter coat i want to invest next year!
I hope you having a good week too! this the second beautiful sunny day over here!
I see why and I wouldn't mind to have the exact same coat in my closet as well.
Me too! Such a great colourway, I'm sure those kicks look good with pretty much everything.
I think they would look great with pretty much everything too! Which surprises me as I'm not drawn towards lighter colored sneakers- the two casual Nikes [even my Nike running shoes] I own are grey+charcoal grey and a deeper blue+olive pair.
I know exactly what you mean. But I can assure you: once you have bought some colourful (or even bold) sneakers, there is no going back. I took the plunge last year and must say that they are far easier on the eye than I would have thought initially. Also you don't get as easily tired of them as you might think.


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Demi Lovato Becomes The Modern Day Mother Teresa As The New Global Citizen Ambassador
By Oceanup Staff on September 25, 2017
Along with being a party crasher, Demi Lovato is now the official Global Citizen Ambassador for mental health. The announcement was made on Sunday along with the reveal that Demi and Global Citizen would be partnering with Save the Children "to bring their HEART program to Iraq for the first time."
Demi Lovato, Global Citizen, Save the Children
Camila Cabello Can Sell T-Shirts Better Than A Fifth Harmony Album
By Oceanup Staff on October 17, 2016
Camila Cabello's limited edition t-shirt designed for the Save the Children foundation is selling better than Fifth Harmony's "7/27″ album. The singer gave an update on her t-shirt sales on her Twitter account, revealing that close to 100k dollars have been received thanks to her t-shirt design.
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Camila Cabello Is Saving The Children One Self-Designed T-Shirt At A Time
Camila Cabello is now designing her own clothes, but she won't be starting her own clothing line like every other celeb seems to be doing. The singer has created her own t-shirt as a way to support the Save the Children Foundation.
"I've designed my first-ever charity tee—100% of the net proceeds support @SavetheChildren, and their efforts to ensure all girls grow up healthy educated and safe," Camila wrote about her charity efforts. The tee features a pair of eyes that look a little off-center with the words "love only" written as well.
See the design Camila came up with for Save the Children below.
What do you think of Camila's design?
(Photo credit: Camila Cabello Instagram account)


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Meeting with Mr. David Burrowes British Conservative Deputy
On Friday the 14th of January, His Grace Bishop Porfyrios of Neapolis, representative of the Church of Cyprus to the European institutions, had a meeting with the Member of the British Parliament Mr. David Burrowes in Enfield Southgate in North London.
Mr. Burrowes is the President of the Standing Committee of the British Parliament for Cyprus. This Committee will visit Cyprus in February 2012.
Bishop Porfyrios of Neapolis informed Mr. Burrowes for the violation of religious freedom to the semi-occupied Cyprus, by the Turkish army, as well as for the recent incident of the interruption Christmas Holy liturgy in Rizokarpasso village and at the village of Agia Triada by the Turkish army.
The British Deputy, cordial supporter of the rights of the Cypriots promised to continue his efforts with the members of his Committee for a fair and viable solution of the Cyprus Problem.


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