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MCL 2019 Viewbook
Earthquake Instructional Video
Mapúa Earthquake Instructional Video
iPeople and AC Education merger completed
Anniversary Viewbook 2016
MCL's 10th Anniversary Viewbook
Online Course Enlistment for College Students
Enrollment for Grade 12 Students
Online Course Sectioning for College Students
Start of Classes for the First Term of S.Y. 2019-2020
Final Examinations for Senior High School and College
Kamalayan
#TheRundown - Episode 14
#TheRundown - Episode 9
TM and HRM students experience Work and Travel Program in the U.S.
By Jayson Capuchino, Kamalayan Associate Editor for Print
MCL places as overall 2nd runner-up in UMak IT Skills Olympics 2018
A pool of Computer Engineering (CpE), Computer Science (CS), and Information Technology (IT) students from Malayan Colleges Laguna (MCL) placed in four different events and categories in the University of Makati's (UMak) IT Skills Olympics 2018 last September 28. Out of 48 schools from different regions in the Philippines, MCL was hailed as the overall 2nd runner-up.
ETYCB faculty member and ORYSPA founder named Asia-Pacific Woman Entrepreneur of the Year
One of Malayan Colleges Laguna's (MCL) E.T. Yuchengco College of Business (ETYCB) faculty members, Ms. Sherill R. Quintana, was awarded Asia-Pacific Woman Entrepreneur of the Year by the Confederation of Asia-Pacific Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CACCI) during the 32nd CACCI Conference on November 24, 2018 at Ciragan Palace Kempinski, Istanbul, Turkey, making her the first Filipina to receive such honor.
MCL-SHS ABM student earns 2 NIAT certifications
As his way of assessing and proving his competencies, Grade 12 ABM student Raylen O. Sibanico, CPP, CB took and successfully passed 2 certification exams conducted by the National Institute of Accounting Technicians (NIAT) held last June and July 2018, separately.
MCL-MMA songwriting pair triumph in Himig Handog 2018
Going from intra-school to national, Malayan Colleges Laguna (MCL) – B.A. Communication-Multimedia Arts' 4th year student Rhiseo Mhonver "Mhon" P. Lopez and alumna Joana Paula "Japs" C. Concepcion surpassed thousands of entries, landed the Top 10, and won 4th Best Song in ABS-CBN's Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs 2018 with their song "Mas Mabuti Pa."
Chemical Engineering student finishes research program in Taiwan
Malayan Colleges Laguna (MCL) has been actively helping its students expand their horizons through partnerships with international institutions, and one of its grantees was 5th year Chemical Engineering (ChE) student Top Archie P. Dela Peña, who successfully passed and entered Taiwan's National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) Summer Research Program administered by the College of Engineering International Affairs (COEIA) from May to July 2018.
MCL-ECE team wins second runner-up in Interscholastic Quiz Show
Electronics Engineering (ECE) representatives from Malayan Colleges Laguna (MCL) won 2nd runner-up in the Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines (IECEP)-Laguna Chapter's 5th Bit the BEES (Best Electronics Engineering Student) Interscholastic Quiz Show last September 30, 2018. A total of 12 Laguna colleges and universities participated in the event.
MCL-SHS SSC Vice President conquers Asia World Model United Nations
Despite his young age and lack of professional experience, Grade 12 Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) student Jose III A. Tolentino brought Malayan Colleges Laguna (MCL) to the international stage as he entered the Asia World Model United Nations (AWMUN) last August 11-15, 2018 in Seoul, South Korea as one of the Philippines's representatives. He gratefully went back home with the Most Outstanding Delegate award under his belt.


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Justice League Action is een Amerikaanse animatieserie geproduceerd door Jim Krieg, Butch Lukic en Alan Burnett. De reeks is gebaseerd op de Justice League-strips van Gardner Fox. De reeks werd uitgezonden op de Amerikaanse Cartoon Network sinds 26 november 2016. In Nederland en Vlaanderen ging de serie in première op 28 januari 2017.

De serie heeft een meer humoristische toon dan de voorgaande reeksen Justice League en Justice League Unlimited.

Engelse stemmen
Batman - Kevin Conroy
Superman - Jason J. Lewis
Wonder Woman - Rachel Kimsey
Booster Gold - Diedrich Bader
Groene Lantaarn - Josh Keaton
Cyborg - Khary Payton
Lex Luthor - James Woods
Supergirl - Joanne Spracklen
Harley Quinn - Tara Strong
Chronos - Andy Richter
Sid Sharp - Jon Lovitz
Kanto - Troy Baker
Sinestro - Darin De Paul
Swamp Thing - Mark Hamill
Firestorm - PJ Byrne

Nederlandse stemmen
Batman - Marcel Jonker
Superman - Levi van Kempen
Wonder Woman - Donna Vrijhof
Booster Gold - Paul Disbergen
Groene Lantaarn - Sander van der Poel
Cyborg - Juliann Ubbergen
Lex Luthor - Huub Dikstaal
Supergirl - Jann Cnossen
Harley Quinn - Jann Cnossen
Chronos - Rolf Koster
Sid Sharp - Thijs van Aken
Kanto - Frans Limburg
Sinestro - Rolf Koster
Swamp Thing - Jelle Amersfoort
Firestorm - Joey Schalker
Diversen - Leo Richardson, Rosa van de Meeberg

Afleveringen

Seizoen 1
 Classic Rock (Shazam Slam: Part 1) / Power Outage (Shazam Slam: Part 2)
 Night of the Bat (Shazam Slam: Part 3) / Abate and Switch (Shazam Slam: Part 4)
 Follow That Space Cab! / Nuclear Family Values
 Zombie King / Galaxy Jest
 Time Share / Under a Red Sun
 Play Date / Repulse!
 Trick or Threat / Speed Demon
 Hat Trick / Luthor in Paradise
 Plastic Man Saves the World / Field Trip
 Rage of the Red Lanterns / Freezer Burn
 Inside Job / The Trouble with Truth
 Double Cross / Battle for the Bottled City
 Garden of Evil / All Aboard the Space Train
 Time Out / The Fatal Fare
 Mxy's Mix-Up / Supernatural Adventures in Babysitting
 Booster's Gold / Boo-ray for Bizarro
 Best Day Ever / The Cube Root
 Superman's Pal, Sid Sharp / Superman Red vs Superman Blue
 The Ringer / Forget Me Not
 The Brain Buster / E. Nigma, Consulting Detective
 Harley Goes Ape! / Phased and Confused
 It'll Take a Miracle! / System Error
 Race Against Crime / Party Animal
 Watchtower Tours / Barehanded
 Captain Bamboozle / Keeping Up with the Kryptonians
 Unleashed / She Wore Red Velvet

Online shorts
 Up and Atom!
 Beep Beep!
 Chemistry
 Good Cop, Bat Cop
 It's a Trap!
 Lasso of Lies
 Quality Time
 Selfie Help!
 Special Delivery
 Justice 1, 2, 3, Go!
 Toymano a Mano
 Mint Condition
 True Colors
 Missing the Mark
 Plastic Man of Steel
 Something in the Hair
 Super Stakeout
 Driver's Ed
 Skyjacked
 The Goddess Must Be Crazy
 Eezy Freezy
 Clown Party

Externe links
Justice League Action op de Internet Movie Database

Amerikaanse animatieserie
Televisieserie gebaseerd op DC Comics

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Breakthrough Immunotherapy Drug - The End Of Cancer?
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Breakthrough Immunotherapy Drug – The End Of Cancer?
A breakthrough Immunotherapy drug has emerged in the cancer world, a medicine so powerful, it generates it's power from the immune system A new drug that harnesses the power of the immune system and instead of draining it, it actually can make the immune system dramatically stronger and increase the lifespan of the advanced head and neck cancer patients.
In patients whose cancers have returned and gotten worse after doing chemotherapy, scientists recently conducted a study that proved the immunotherapy drug called nivolumab (which goes normally by it's brand name Opdivo) actually doubles the chance of survival for at least a year after and also led to a 30-percent reduction in the chance of death. The disease usually causes fatalaties just six months after it recurs in patients.
But Who The Heck Are They And What The Heck Do They Have?
CHIPSA Hospital is the most prestigious Gerson Therapy Center. They specialize in cancer and immunological treatments that have been proven to work but are next to impossible to get in the US.
Coley's Therapy: Invented in the late 19th century by a cancer surgeon by the name of William Coley, the fluid contains bacteria and toxins that actually infect the body and cause a fever, which then stimulates the immune system to fight malicious tumors. Along the principle of making the body a less comfortable enviroment for the cancer.
Gerson Therapy: The Gerson 'cancer' Therapy is a set of medical treatments which has cured innumerable cases of terminal cancer. When you get down to basics, it is a low-sodium organic diet that regenerates the body's healing process by giving a helping-hand to the immune system and taking away any deficiencies in the body's nutrients.
This is the future of fighting cancer, we must learn all we can and then make the best decision for us and our family.


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Ext.namespace('Gemma');

/**
 * @class Gemma.ExperimentPagingStore
 * @extends Ext.data.Store
 * @param {Object}
 *           config
 */
Gemma.ExperimentPagingStore = Ext.extend(Ext.data.Store, {
    constructor: function (config) {
        Gemma.ExperimentPagingStore.superclass.constructor.call(this, config);
    },

    /**
     * @memberOf Gemma.ExperimentPagingStore
     */
    initComponent: function () {
        Gemma.ExperimentPagingStore.superclass.initComponent.call(this);
    },
    paramNames: {
        start: 'start', // default The parameter name which specifies the start row
        limit: 'limit', // default The parameter name which specifies number of rows to return
        sort: 'sort', // default The parameter name which specifies the column to sort on
        dir: 'dir' // default The parameter name which specifies the sort direction
    },
    remoteSort: true,
    proxy: new Ext.data.DWRProxy({
        apiActionToHandlerMap: {
            read: {
                dwrFunction: ExpressionExperimentController.browse,
                getDwrArgsFunction: function (request) {
                    var params = request.params;
                    return [params];
                }
            }
        }
    }),

    reader: new Ext.data.JsonReader({
        root: 'records', // required.
        successProperty: 'success', // same as default.
        messageProperty: 'message', // optional
        totalProperty: 'totalRecords', // default is 'total'; optional unless paging.
        idProperty: "id", // same as default,
        adjustedStart: 'adjustedStart',
        fields: [{
            name: "id",
            type: "int"
        }, {
            name: "name",
            type: "string"
        }, {
            name: "shortName",
            type: "string"
        }, {
            name: "bioAssayCount",
            type: "int"
        }, {
            name: "hasCoexpressionAnalysis",
            type: "boolean"
        }, {
            name: "hasDifferentialExpressionAnalysis",
            type: "boolean"
        }, {
            name: "taxon",
            type: "string"
        }, {
            name: "troubled"
        }, {
            name: "troubleDetails"
        }, {
            name: "needsAttention"
        }, {
            name: "curationNote"
        }, {
            name: "lastUpdated",
            type: "date"
        }, {
            name: "geeq"
        }]
    }),

    writer: new Ext.data.JsonWriter({
        writeAllFields: true
    })

});
/**
 * @class Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreSelectedIds
 * @extends Gemma.ExperimentPagingStore
 * @param {Object}
 *           config
 */
Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreSelectedIds = Ext.extend(Gemma.ExperimentPagingStore, {

    initComponent: function () {
        Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreSelectedIds.superclass.initComponent.call(this);
    },
    // overwrite proxy to use load instead of browse
    proxy: new Ext.data.DWRProxy({
        apiActionToHandlerMap: {
            read: {
                dwrFunction: ExpressionExperimentController.browseSpecificIds,
                getDwrArgsFunction: function (request) {
                    var params = request.params;
                    var ids = params.ids;
                    // ids is not a field in the ListBatchCommand java object
                    delete params.ids;
                    return [params, ids];
                }
            }
        }
    })
});

/**
 * @class Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreTaxon
 * @extends Gemma.ExperimentPagingStore
 * @param {Object}
 *           config
 */
Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreTaxon = Ext.extend(Gemma.ExperimentPagingStore, {

    initComponent: function () {
        Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreSelectedIds.superclass.initComponent.call(this);
    },
    // overwrite proxy to use load instead of browse
    proxy: new Ext.data.DWRProxy({
        apiActionToHandlerMap: {
            read: {
                dwrFunction: ExpressionExperimentController.browseByTaxon,
                getDwrArgsFunction: function (request) {
                    var params = request.params;
                    var taxonId = params.taxonId;
                    // taxonId is not a field in the ListBatchCommand java object
                    delete params.taxonId;
                    return [params, taxonId];
                }
            }
        }
    })
});

/**
 * @class Gemma.ExperimentPagingGrid
 * @extends Ext.grid.GridPanel
 * @param {Object}
 *           config
 */
Gemma.ExperimentPagingGrid = Ext.extend(Ext.grid.GridPanel,
    {
        // width: 1000,
        loadMask: true,
        autoScroll: true,
        stripeRows: true,
        rowExpander: true,
        emptyText: Gemma.HelpText.WidgetDefaults.ExperimentPagingGrid.emptyText,
        viewConfig: {
            forceFit: true
        },
        myPageSize: 20,
        title: 'Expression Experiments',

        columns: [
            {
                id: 'name',
                header: "Dataset Name",
                dataIndex: 'name',
                sortable: true,
                width: 1, // viewConfig.forceFit resizes based on relative widths,
                renderer: function (value, metaData, record, rowIndex, colIndex, store) {
                    return (value && record) ? '' + value + '' : '';
                }
            },
            {
                header: "Updated",
                dataIndex: 'lastUpdated',
                sortable: true,
                width: 0.2,
                hidden: true,
                renderer: Gemma.Renderers.dateRenderer
            },
            {
                header: "Status",
                tooltip: "D = has differential expression analysis, C = has coexpression analysis. " +
                "If experiment is unusable, a warning will be displayed instead of D or C.",
                dataIndex: 'troubled',
                sortable: true,
                width: 0.05,
                hidden: false,
                renderer: function (value, metaData, record, rowIndex, colIndex, store) {

                    if (value) {
                        return '';
                    }

                    var text = '';
                    if (record.get('hasCoexpressionAnalysis')) {
                        text = text + 'C ';
                    }
                    if (record.get('hasDifferentialExpressionAnalysis')) {
                        text = text + 'D ';
                    }

                    return text;
                }
            },
            {
                header: 'Curation',
                dataIndex: 'needsAttention',
                sortable: true,
                renderer: Gemma.Renderers.curationRenderer,
                tooltip: 'Shows a warning icon if the curation of the experiment is not finished yet.',
                width: 0.05
            },
            {
                header: 'Quality',
                dataIndex: 'quality',
                sortable: true,
                renderer: Gemma.Renderers.qualityRenderer,
                tooltip: 'Shows the quality score of experiments.

Quality refers to data quality, wherein the same study could have been done twice with the same technical parameters and in one case yield bad quality data, and in another high quality data.

If the experiment is still in curation, this score can change significantly.',
                width: 0.05
            },
            {
                header: 'Suitability',
                dataIndex: 'suitability',
                sortable: true,
                renderer: Gemma.Renderers.suitabilityRenderer,
                tooltip: 'Shows the suitability score of experiments.

Suitability refers to technical aspects which, if we were doing the study ourselves, we would have altered to make it optimal for analyses of the sort used in Gemma.

If the experiment is still in curation, this score can change significantly.',
                width: 0.05,
                hidden: true /* don't expose by default */
            },
            {
                header: "Short Name",
                dataIndex: 'shortName',
                sortable: true,
                width: 0.1
            },
            {
                header: "Assay Count",
                dataIndex: 'bioAssayCount',
                sortable: true,
                width: 0.1,
                tooltip: "View bioassays",
                renderer: function (value, metaData, record, rowIndex, colIndex, store) {
                    return (value && record) ? '' + value + ''
                        : '';
                }
            }, {
                header: "Species",
                dataIndex: 'taxon',
                sortable: true,
                width: 0.1
            }],

        /**
         * private
         *
         * @return a configured Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreSelectedIds
         */
        getIdsStore: function (ids) {
            var pageSize = this.myPageSize;
            var pageStore = new Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreSelectedIds({
                autoLoad: {
                    params: {
                        start: 0,
                        limit: pageSize
                    }
                },
                baseParams: {
                    ids: ids
                }
            });

            pageStore.setDefaultSort('lastUpdated', "DESC");

            return pageStore;
        },
        /**
         * Show the experiments indicated by the array of ids passed in
         *
         * Steps:
         *

         *
 create a store with the ids from the parameter pass in
         *
 unbind the current store from the paging toolbar and bind Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreSelectedIds
         *
 reconfigure the grid with the new store

         *
         * @memberOf Gemma.ExperimentPagingGrid
         */
        loadExperimentsById: function (eeIds) {

            // I tried being fancy and only creating a new store if the current one
            // wasn't an id store, but it caused problems on page changes
            // (the first page loaded fine, but when you navigated to the next page, it
            // was populated with entries from the previous query)
            // Always need to create new store for new queries, it seems.

            var idsStore = this.getIdsStore(eeIds);
            // bind new store to paging toolbar
            this.getBottomToolbar().bind(idsStore);
            // reconfigure grid to use new store
            this.reconfigure(idsStore, this.getColumnModel());

            this.setShowAsTextParams(null, eeIds);
            this.nowSubset();
        },

        loadExperimentsByPlatform: function (platformId) {

            ExpressionExperimentController.loadExperimentsForPlatform(platformId, {
                callback: function (eeIds) {

                    var idsStore = this.getIdsStore(eeIds);
                    // bind new store to paging toolbar
                    this.getBottomToolbar().bind(idsStore);
                    // reconfigure grid to use new store
                    this.reconfigure(idsStore, this.getColumnModel());

                    this.setShowAsTextParams(null, eeIds);
                    this.nowSubset();
                }
            });

        },

        /**
         * private
         *
         * @return a configured Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreTaxon
         */
        getTaxonStore: function (id) {
            var pageSize = this.myPageSize;
            var pageStore = new Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreTaxon({
                autoLoad: {
                    params: {
                        start: 0,
                        limit: pageSize
                    }
                },
                baseParams: {
                    taxonId: id
                }
            });

            this.setTitle("Expression Experiments For Taxon");
            pageStore.on('load', function (store, records, options) {
                // problem for salmon because this will be child taxon, not parent
                if (records[0]) {
                    this.setTitle("Expression Experiments For Taxon: " + records[0].get('taxon'));
                }
            }, this);

            return pageStore;
        },

        getDownloadStore: function () {
            var subsetDetails = document.URL.substr(document.URL.indexOf("?") + 1);
            var param = Ext.urlDecode(subsetDetails);
            var pageStore = null;
            if (this.downloadAsTextTaxonId) {
                pageStore = new Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreTaxon({
                    autoLoad: {
                        params: {
                            start: 0,
                            limit: 0
                        }
                    },
                    baseParams: {
                        taxonId: this.downloadAsTextTaxonId
                    }
                });

            } else if (this.downloadAsTextSpecificIds) {
                pageStore = new Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreSelectedIds({
                    autoLoad: {
                        params: {
                            start: 0,
                            limit: 0
                        }
                    },
                    baseParams: {
                        ids: this.downloadAsTextSpecificIds
                    }
                });

            } else if (param.id) {

                var idSubset = param.id.split(',');

                pageStore = new Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreSelectedIds({
                    autoLoad: {
                        params: {
                            start: 0,
                            limit: 0
                        }
                    },
                    baseParams: {
                        ids: idSubset
                    }
                });

            } else {
                pageStore = new Gemma.ExperimentPagingStore({
                    autoLoad: {
                        params: {
                            start: 0,
                            limit: 0
                        }
                    }
                });
            }

            pageStore.on('load', function (store, records, options) {

                var gses = "";

                store.each(function (ee) {
                    gses += ee.get('shortName') + "\t" + ee.get('taxon') + "\t" + ee.get('bioAssayCount') + "\t"
                        + ee.get('name') + "\n";
                });

                var popup = new Ext.Window({
                    modal: true,
                    title: "You can copy this text",
                    html: gses,
                    height: 400,
                    width: 500,
                    autoScroll: true,
                    bodyCfg: {
                        tag: 'textarea',
                        style: 'background-color : white;font-size:smaller'
                    }
                });
                popup.show();

                this.downloadAsTextButton.setDisabled(false);
                this.downloadAsTextButton.setText("");

            }, this);

            return pageStore;
        },
        /**
         * Show the experiments indicated by the array of ids passed in
         *
         * I tried being fancy and only creating a new store if the current one
         * wasn't a taxon store, but it caused problems on page changes
         * (the first page loaded fine, but when you navigated to the next page, it
         * was populated with entries from the previous query)
         * Always need to create new store for new queries, it seems.
         *
         * Steps:
         *

         *
if necessary, unbind the current store from the paging toolbar and bind
         * Gemma.ExperimentPagingStoreSelectedIds
         *
 reconfigure the store with the new store (if necessary)
         *
 load the (new) store with the ids from the parameter pass in
         *

         *
         */
        loadExperimentsByTaxon: function (taxonId) {

            var store = this.getTaxonStore(taxonId);

            // bind new store to paging toolbar
            this.getBottomToolbar().bind(store);
            // reconfigure grid to use new store
            this.reconfigure(store, this.getColumnModel());

            this.setShowAsTextParams(taxonId, null);
            this.nowSubset();
        },

        setShowAsTextParams: function (taxonId, specificIds) {
            this.downloadAsTextTaxonId = taxonId;
            this.downloadAsTextSpecificIds = specificIds;
        },

        /**
         * Show a list of short names (GSE numbers) of all or selected experiments
         *
         */
        showAsText: function () {
            this.downloadAsTextButton.setDisabled(true);
            this.downloadAsTextButton.setText("Loading");

            // this will autoload the results and display a popup after load
            this.getDownloadStore();
        },

        initComponent: function () {
            this.showAll = !(document.URL.indexOf("?") > -1 && (document.URL.indexOf("id=") > -1 || document.URL
                .indexOf("taxonId=") > -1));
            this.idSubset = [];
            var myPageSize = this.myPageSize;
            var filterById = false;
            var filterByTaxon = false;
            if (!this.showAll) {
                var subsetDetails = document.URL.substr(document.URL.indexOf("?") + 1);
                var param = Ext.urlDecode(subsetDetails);
                if (param.id) {
                    this.idSubset = param.id.split(',');
                    filterById = true;
                } else if (param.taxonId) {
                    this.taxonId = param.taxonId;
                    filterByTaxon = true;
                } else {
                    this.showAll = true;
                }
            }

            var pageStore;

            if (filterById) {
                pageStore = this.getIdsStore(this.idSubset);
            } else if (filterByTaxon) {
                pageStore = this.getTaxonStore(this.taxonId);
            } else {
                this.setTitle("All Expression Experiments");
                pageStore = new Gemma.ExperimentPagingStore({
                    autoLoad: {
                        params: {
                            start: 0,
                            limit: myPageSize
                        }
                    }
                });
            }

            pageStore.setDefaultSort('lastUpdated', "DESC");

            pageStore.on('load', function (store, records, options) {
            }, this);

            var eeCombo = new Gemma.ExperimentAndExperimentGroupCombo({
                width: 500,
                hideTrigger: true
            });

            eeCombo.on("selected", function (combo, storeItem) {

                if (storeItem && storeItem.data && storeItem.data.resultValueObject) {
                    var resultVO = storeItem.data.resultValueObject;
                    var ids = [];

                    this.showAll = false;
                    this.filterById = true;

                    if (resultVO.expressionExperimentIds) {
                        // Case when a group was returned.
                        ids = resultVO.expressionExperimentIds;
                    } else if (resultVO.id) {
                        // Case when a single experiment was returned.
                        ids = [resultVO.id];
                    } else {
                        // Case when neither was found.
                        console.log("ComboBox did not return any Expression Experiment ID/IDs.");
                    }

                    this.loadExperimentsById(ids);
                    this.setTitle("Displaying set: "" + resultVO.name + """);
                }
            }, this);

            var editMine = new Ext.Button({
                text: 'Dataset manager',
                cls: 'x-toolbar-standardbutton',
                handler: function () {
                    window.location = ctxBasePath + "/expressionExperiment/showAllExpressionExperimentLinkSummaries.html";
                },
                hidden: true
            });

            var subsetText = new Ext.BoxComponent({
                xtype: 'box',
                html: 'Viewing subset',
                border: false,
                style: 'padding-right:10px;padding-left:10px',
                hidden: this.showAll
            });

            var showAllButton = new Ext.Button({
                text: 'Show All Experiments',
                cls: 'x-toolbar-standardbutton',
                handler: function () {
                    window.location = ctxBasePath + "/expressionExperiment/showAllExpressionExperiments.html";
                },
                hidden: this.showAll
            });

            var QClinkButton = new Ext.Button({
                text: 'Experiment QC',
                cls: 'x-toolbar-standardbutton',
                handler: function () {
                    window.location = ctxBasePath + "/expressionExperimentsWithQC.html";
                }
            });

            // Button for downloading the shortNames of all or selected experiments as text
            var asTextButton = new Ext.Button({
                icon: ctxBasePath + '/images/icons/disk.png',
                handler: function () {
                    this.showAsText();
                }.createDelegate(this),
                tooltip: "Download as text"
            });

            this.downloadAsTextButton = asTextButton;
            this.downloadAsTextTaxonId = null;
            this.downloadAsTextSpecificIds = null;

            this.nowSubset = function () {
                subsetText.show();
                showAllButton.show();
            };
            var mybbar = new Ext.PagingToolbar({
                store: pageStore, // grid and PagingToolbar using same
                // store
                displayInfo: true,
                pageSize: myPageSize,
                plugins: [new Ext.ux.PageSizePlugin()]
            });

            Ext.apply(this, {
                store: pageStore,
                tbar: [eeCombo, '->', subsetText, showAllButton, '-', asTextButton, '-', editMine, QClinkButton],
                bbar: mybbar
            });

            if (this.rowExpander) {
                Ext.apply(this, {
                    rowExpander: new Gemma.EEGridRowExpander({
                        tpl: ""
                    })
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LexaGene Successfully Completes CRADA with US Army
BEVERLY, Mass. USA – May 3, 2022 – LexaGene Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB: LXXGF; TSX-V: LXG), ("LexaGene" or the "Company"), a molecular diagnostics company that has commercialized the MiQLab® System, a fully automated rapid pathogen testing device, today announced that the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Chemical Biological Center (DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center) has successfully completed the evaluation of the MiQLab System for biothreat detection.
Previously, LexaGene announced it had entered into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center. This CRADA was intended to foster innovative biothreat defense capability development, which is part of DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center's current technology priorities. Under the agreement DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center completed an evaluation of the MiQLab System using reagents from the Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defense's (JPEO-CBRND) Joint Project Lead for CBRND Enabling Biotechnologies (JPL CBRND EB) Defense Biological Product Assurance Office (DBPAO) to successfully detect biothreat agents such as Bacillus anthracis and Yersinia pestis.
Dr. Randy Hofmann, Technical Group Leader, EXCET, Inc. in support of the US Army DEVCOM Chemical Biological Center, said, "The results of this CRADA establishes the MiQLab System as a sample-to-answer platform with integrated sample preparation and open access capability that successfully runs PCR assays available from DBPAO with less than one minute of hands-on time for sample processing. The System detected both anthrax and plague with sensitivity and specificity."
Dr. Jack Regan, CEO and Founder of LexaGene said, "We are proud to announce the successful completion of the evaluation of the MiQLab System for biothreat agent detection. In this evaluation, the System's open-access feature was highlighted by having the System run DBPAO's own PCR reagents to detect Bacillus anthracis spores and Yersinia pestis cells, which cause anthrax and plague, respectively. Through a series of studies, the Chemical Biological Center evaluated the System's sensitivity (limit-of-detection) for detecting the two bio-threats, as well as the System's quantitative detection capability (linearity) and risk of carryover contamination."
To learn more about LexaGene and the MiQLab System or subscribe to company updates, visit lexagene.com or follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn.
For inquiries: 800.215.1824 | ir@lexagene.com or info@lexagene.com
About LexaGene Holdings Inc.
LexaGene is a molecular diagnostics company that develops molecular diagnostic systems for pathogen detection and genetic testing for other molecular markers for on-site rapid testing in veterinary diagnostics, food safety and for use in open-access markets such as clinical research, agricultural testing and biodefense. End-users simply need to collect a sample, load it onto the instrument with a sample preparation cartridge, enter sample ID and press 'go'. The MiQLab® system delivers excellent sensitivity, specificity, and breadth of detection and can return results in approximately two hours. The unique open-access feature is designed for custom testing so that end-users can load their own real-time PCR assays onto the instrument to target any genetic target of interest.
The TSX Venture Exchange Inc. has in no way passed upon the merits of the proposed transaction and has neither approved nor disapproved the contents of this press release. Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
This news release contains forward-looking information, which involves known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual events to differ materially from current expectation. Important factors — including the availability of funds, the results of financing efforts, the success of technology development efforts, the cost to procure critical parts, performance of the instrument, market acceptance of the technology, regulatory acceptance, and licensing issues — that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company's expectations as disclosed in the Company's documents filed from time to time on SEDAR (see www.sedar.com). Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date of this press release. The company disclaims any intention or obligation, except to the extent required by law, to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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Acromag also offers Ethernet/IP I/O modules.


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In 1906, the Old Library ceased functioning as the main College Library.
Need for expansion
Before 1906 the College's only library was housed in a purpose built room – what we now know as the Old Library – on the second floor of the west range of Cloister Court. It was part of one of the first buildings that were erected for the new College at the beginning of the sixteenth century and is one of the College's most characterful and atmospheric rooms. By the end of the nineteenth century this library contained over nine thousand books and more than seventy medieval manuscripts, most of which were of more historic interest to Fellows than to undergraduates. Indeed there was no dedicated student library in College as until the late nineteenth century the large majority of students studied for only Ordinary (not Honours) degrees, where there were few optional papers and only a small number of set texts. Undergraduates were therefore expected to have their own copies. When the number of subjects that could be studied expanded in the twentieth century, the need for a students' library became apparent.
The Shield Library
The Shield Library was the new library for undergraduates founded in 1906 from a bequest by Hugh Shield QC, a former Fellow and Bursar of the College and MP for the Borough of Cambridge. It was housed at first in the ground floor rooms (D2) in First Court which Samuel Taylor Coleridge had once occupied. Growing too large for these rooms, the library was moved to Q staircase in North House in 1939, an almost identical building to the present East House, demolished in the 1960s for the construction of North Court. However, it was not until 1952 that a new library was constructed specially for the purpose of housing the library collection.
The War Memorial Library
In 1950, a fire broke out in the sets of students' rooms on A and B staircases on the top floor of the south range of First Court. After the fire, the top storey of this building ceased to be used as accommodation and was transformed into the War Memorial Library, a new library established as a memorial to Jesuans killed in the Second World War. It was designed by Marshall Sisson along the same lines as the Old Library, similarities of which are evident. The War Memorial Library was subsequently extended to occupy part of the floor below, as the collection expanded. However, by the late 1980s and totalling around 25,000 volumes, the library had once again grown to the limits of the space available. Various suggestions were made to solve this problem, one of the more imaginative being the idea of converting All Saint's Church, opposite the College entrance, into a library, and building a subway under Jesus Lane to connect it to the college! Eventually it was decided to build a completely new library to house the ever growing collection.
The Quincentenary Library
The Quincentenary Library was part funded by subscription from Old Members of the College, being officially opened to coincide with the 500th anniversary of Henry VII's granting of permission for the foundation of the College. The building for the Quincentenary Library was started in 1994 and the library collection then moved into the new library in November 1995. The library was designed by the architects Eldred Evans and David Shalev (the architects of, amongst other places, the Tate Gallery in St Ives). It forms the west side of the College's fifth court which was completed in 2000 by a residential building of five staircases with rooms for Fellows and students. It was designed to be in keeping with the adjacent buildings, especially the chapel and the Morley-Horder building, while at the same time reflecting contemporary architectural thinking. The new library has room for 60,000 books, and it has twice the number of seats that were previously available. The library aims to have most of the books that Tripos students are likely to require, together with some used by those working for Masters degrees. It was also decided to build a new computing centre within the library to cater for the growing importance of computers in academic work. A substantial area of the ground floor has been used to house this computing centre. Please click here for more details of the construction of the Quincentenary Library.


Kazakhstan VPN- Be Invisible to the government!
Remember Borat? While I imagined his country to be nothing more than a desert but to my surprise it has beautiful architecture, skyscrapers, three UNESCO heritage sites….and repressive internet policies! So let me inform you why exactly you need a Kazakhstan VPN.
The government still is under the same ruler as 1991, Nursultan Nazarbayev. This means that you can still expect some elements of oppression and control over the public and the royalty to be the one with the ultimate power.
Why do you need a VPN in Kazakhstan?
Anti-government comments or any criticism against the president is not at all tolerated and is punishable by law. Furthermore, the parliament of Kazakhstan has granted complete immunity to the president and his entire family.
Now that it is clear that, Kazakhstan is no paradise for internet users and specially freedom activists let me introduce to you the best Kazakhstan VPN services to use. I have personally tested over a dozen VPN services to find out which ones actually work and come up to our standards.
With over 70% of the population having access to the internet, the government largely controls it and freedom of speech is not appreciated. The government has also made it mandatory that internet users install a National Security Certificate on their devices, so that the government can more intensely survey internet usage.
Opposition parties also claim that the government throttles internet speed during their campaigns. Social media sites such as Facebook and telegram also usually don't work or work very slow, this is to discourage political and religious discussions online.
After intense testing I can surely say that the below mentioned VPN services are the best to use in Kazakhstan or in fact anywhere in the world!
PureVPN is one of the leading VPN services in the industry and stands parallel to all the other best VPN services available. It is indeed a well-regarded and highly capable service. Seeing this unbelievable deal, honestly speaking I got a subscription for myself too!
PureVPN has servers present in 141 countries and is often the choice of gamers and video streaming lovers due to its highly stable system. It has around 300,000 IP addresses so you have no difficulty connecting. PureVPN has state of the art infrastructure which lets you connect to any countries server. It has military grade encryption which means you will be anonymous, in case you tend to protect yourself from the government in Kazakhstan. It has 11 servers in Kazakhstan which means you can always comfortably connect to a local server.
Here's a PureVPN review in case you want more details.
HideMyAss is yet another service that works like a charm when it comes to user experience, with its high grade encryption you can be assured that you data and anonymity will remain secure. The company has over 3000 servers in more than 60 countries, it has 2 servers in Kazakhstan.
Here's a HideMyAss in case you want more details.
ExpressVPN is an amazing VPN service with a prestigious background due to its speed, highly capable encryption and a very good user interface. It is pretty easy to understand and is intuitive. ExpressVPN has made a name for itself over the years, and you can totally expect it to protect your anonymity in Kazakhstan and unblock restricted content. It has one server in Kazakhstan though.
Here's an ExpressVPN review in case you want more details.
What factors should you consider before choosing a VPN for Kazakhstan?
Cost- Don't compromise on security, choose the best one.
Performance- it is always a good idea to buy one which offers a free trial.
So now that you know how to survive in the land of Borat, get yourself one of the aforementioned Kazakhstan VPN services and protect yourself from governmental surveillance , ISP speed throttling and get rid of geo restriction.
Comment below if you have any experiences to share or any queries and we will be more than happy to answer!


Happy Saturday, y'all! I cannot believe Christmas Eve is just one week away. Enjoy the beautiful posts below for this week's Home Style Saturday's round up, and enjoy this last week before Christmas. In fact, (and trust me, I'm preaching to myself right now!), let me encourage you to do your best to slow down, enjoy the moments, not stress about food, presents, and decorations…. Because this season is truly about so much more.


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Peter R. Henriques
First and always:
A new portrait of George Washington
First and always: A new portrait of George WashingtonFirst and always: A new portrait of George WashingtonFirst and always: A new portrait of George Washington
Washington Quotes
Early Reviews
"Peter Henriques highlights the color and drama of George Washington's life with this vivid and revealing portrait. . . . First and Always is original, perceptive, persuasive, innovative in terms of its method, and highly appealing in terms of its execution . . . As both a writer and an historian, Henriques is at the top of his game."
Robert McDonald, Editor, Sons of the Father: George Washington and his Proteges
"Peter Henriques's short, shrewd takes on Washington climax in a masterly essay on the passions that burned within him, and his lifelong effort to tame them to the service of liberty and his country."
Richard Brookhiser, author of Founding Father: Rediscovering George Washington.
"No one knows more about George Washington than Peter Henriques, who has spent years exploring nearly every nook and cranny of Washington's extraordinary life and character. In First and Always, Henriques assays the qualities that led to Washington's greatness, but he does not ignore the man's faults. The result is a balanced, nuanced, and illuminating portrait that is a must read for all who wish to understand George Washington."
John Ferling, author of Whirlwind: The American Revolution and the War That Won It (2015)
"I had thought Peter Henriques' previous book was one of the best I'd ever read about George Washington, but with the publication of Henriques' latest, I'm going to have to reevaluate that assessment. FIRST AND ALWAYS is wonderful—a fascinating, revelatory examination of our first president in all his startling complexity. Henriques pulls no punches when it comes to the darker, controversial sides of Washington's character, yet FIRST AND ALWAYS remains a balanced and deeply sympathetic portrayal of the leader without whom there would be no United States."
Nathaniel Philbrick, author of Valiant Ambition and In the Hurricane's Eye
If you desire to purchase a signed copy or copies, please send a check for $27.95 @ made out to Peter Henriques, 13704 Heritage Valley Way, Gainesville, VA, 20155. This includes taxes and shipping. Please enclose a note about how you wish the inscription[s] to read.
It is Available on amazon
Copyright © 2020 First and Always George Washington - All Rights Reserved.


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Toloella is een geslacht van spinnen uit de familie springspinnen (Salticidae).

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This option will appear when your delivery post code is within range of our fleet of delivery vans, this service is provided free of charge within the majority of the East Midlands. If you feel this option should be available to you but you cannot see it in the checkout, please contact us.
Generally orders for stock items placed in the morning will be delivered either later that day or on the morning of the next day. If you have any special requirements please add these to the delivery instructions box in the checkout.
This is a standard service and will be delivered by 5pm this charged at £6.50 for orders under £100.00 and free of charge for orders over £100.00. Items shown as in stock and ordered before 5pm Monday to Friday will be shipped within 1-2 workingh days. We will always aim to ship on the same day where possible.
When placing an order for goods showing as 1-2 days delivery you will normally still receive these the following day, but in some cases it may take an extra day to ship as they may come from a satellite warehouse.
Orders placed for items on 2-3 Days or longer will be shipped as soon as possible, we will confirm a more accurate date with 24 hours of you order being placed.
All stock items will be shipped the same day when ordered before 5pm, any items not in stock will be shipped as soon as possible, we will provide further information on this by either e-mail or phone.
As above, but this is guaranteed before 9AM, ideal for very urgent orders.
You can collect any orders placed directly from our store. Any products marked as stock when ordered will be ready within 1 hour during opening times. Items marked as 1-2 days or longer will be confirmed as soon as possible and we will either e-mail you or call you using the contact details provided to advise when the goods are ready to collect.


Asset+ are currently engaged with the Greater London Authority (GLA) through the RE:FIT Programme to deliver an energy performance contract across all Schools in London. The programme includes maintained schools, faith schools, eligible academy trusts and independent school charitable trusts, enabling significant financial investment to improve energy efficiency whilst also improving the environment for pupils and staff. The programme includes the delivery of multiple borough-led and academy chain-led school energy reduction projects – each containing tranches of schools – across London.
Asset+ are currently delivering the first three tranches of schools (72No.) across West London which includes conducting High Level Appraisals (HLA's), Investment Grade Proposals (IGP's), implementing the Energy Conservation Measures (ECM's), operating and maintaining the equipment and carrying out Measurement and Verification (M&V) services throughout the payback period of 8 years. The range of solutions being deployed by the Asset+ team is both extensive and eclectic with a focus on maximising the commercial return for the school whilst reducing their energy usage and CO2 emissions as much as possible. Typically each school is achieving guaranteed savings of 30% on their energy bills via new LED lighting, Solar PV panels, heating upgrades, controls optimisation and an innovative energy monitoring software application.
Asset+ are currently working as the lead services provider on the GLA's London Schools Energy Efficiency programme, where they are delivering a wide range of financed measures to reduce energy consumption across the first tranche of 72 schools within the London Borough of Hounslow.
Their professional approach, collaborative nature and the experience of the team has been instrumental in the success of this programme.
A key element to this projects success has been our engagement programme with the schools where there is a multi-level decision making process, including caretakers, business managers, governors and head teachers. We have embedded within the Asset+ team a dedicated 'Schools Engagement Officer' who is the primary point of contact with the schools and key stakeholders.
We have also successfully secured grant funding for 23 schools that sit within the Heathrow Airport noise contour path. This grant fund is covering the full capital costs of the scheme and is a first for this fund which normally will only assist in noise abatement and air quality measures. The securing of this grant involved the Asset+ team creating a compelling application and undergoing a successful interview with the funds auditors.
Following the installation of the energy measures, Asset+ have teamed up with behavioural change specialists, LESSCO2 to capitalise on the momentum in behaviour generated by the Asset+ programme by inviting each school to a series of half day workshops spread through the year. At these workshops LESSCO2 provide peer mentoring, expert advice and resources to educate and empower the schools staff which is key to ultimately teaching children to tread lightly on the earth whilst also equipping the school to carry on making changes and improvements to reduce their energy usage and CO2 emissions.


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Cozinca: "We are looking for the most diverse decision makers in the restaurant business, namely in Hotel chains"
Throughout its existence, Cozinca has participated in some events, including one in London, at DESIGN BUSINESS CENTER, in 2018. With "Brexit" we abandoned the English market, and are now focusing on the National market, namely, at DECORHOTEL. Rui Figueiredo, company director, reveals to be expectant about the event.
What are the company's expectations of the event?
To be even more visible, and broaden the market where we operate.
What products will be in the spotlight during the exhibition?
STUDIES, PROJECTS AND SETTINGS OF RESTAURANT AREAS where we can show our ability to develop catering spaces, namely INDUSTRIAL KITCHENS, in the most varied contexts, proposing spaces with logistics capable of cooking food faster, reducing production costs.
What are the company's objectives with its presence in the event?
We are looking for the most diverse decision makers in the restaurant industry, namely in hotel chains.
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Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) closed T51446: Numpy import error on new builds for OSX as Resolved.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61895: Add numpy, we should really transision to the cmake based thing soon.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61890: MacOS 10.6+ [x86_64] OpenColorIO githash….
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61889: Update pyton to 3.5.3 MacOS 10.6+ ( i386 is not done as that has not been….
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61786: OS X: update OpenSubdiv to 3.1.1.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61785: OS X: update OpenSubdiv to 3.1.1.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) awarded rBb2159b94bcd6: Remove instances of old vector icons a Pterodactyl token.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to D2406: Cycles: Experiment with cutout object.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) requested changes to D2392: blender2.8 branch needs C++11 to compile.
I think we need to do more work. We do not allow all c++11 features and we do not support the same minimal compiler versions as master we do for master.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) retitled D2387: Immediate mode replacement for interface_icons.c from interface_icons to Immediate mode replacement for interface_icons.c.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) retitled D2387: Immediate mode replacement for interface_icons.c from to interface_icons.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB4d3d2d029934: Remove unused vector icons from RNA (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) closed T49549: Crash when importing python modules on MacOS as Invalid.
Blender is still compiled with the deprecated libstdc++ ABI on MacOS. there is an agreement between the developers not to change this for the 2.7x series. As such this will not be fixed anytime soon.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) assigned T50082: OpenCL issue and motion blur (AMD 7870 Pitcairn) to Mai Lavelle (maiself).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T49956: Cuda error illegal address when rendering more than 5-10 frames of an animation.
cuCtxSynchronize just reports the error caused by the kernel invocation just above it.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB5cbc7b6ed296: bgl do not bind parts of OpenGL that are not exposed in core profiles (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to D2366: Change CMake rules when building Cycles (standalone) in debug mode.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB53267d2579d8: convert icon_draw_texture to gawain imm mode replacements (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) closed D2276: console_draw.c opengl update.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBb757e8298abd: Convert console_draw.c to Gawain (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) updated the diff for D2276: console_draw.c opengl update.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) commandeered D2276: console_draw.c opengl update.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBf86eccb1ca23: Remove unused vector icons (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) closed D2356: Remove unused vector icons by committing rBf86eccb1ca23: Remove unused vector icons.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) retitled D2356: Remove unused vector icons from to Remove unused vector icons.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB7a4a2ed5f408: intsall_deps / OSL use c++11 ABI when install_deps is asking for c++11 (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T49904: Cycles Standalone missing generated coordinates.
well the xml does render correctly in older versions of cycles standalone. I.E. with generated coordinated. and there are no coordinates in that file.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB63b38848a269: buidlbot, msbuild is slightly different in that is wants to build debug… (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB19774407700c: buidlbot, msbuild is slightly different in that is wants to build debug… (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB8b8e04cae68b: let cmake handle calling msbuild for windows buildbots (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T49473: Mac Dock Bug. Even when App is in dock as shortcut, app opens new instance in Dock..
The attribute com.apple.quarantine cannot be set inside the zip. I suspect downloading the zip from blender.org does set this and extracting the zip sets it on all containing files.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBf51f215bc341: fix building depsgraph after recent changes (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) updated the task description for T49957: Links breaking.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) assigned T49957: Links breaking to Bastien Montagne (mont29).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) created T49957: Links breaking.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to D2338: Cycles: Refactor Device selection to allow individual GPU compute device selection.
All work fine except error messages with enabled Auto Tile addon.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to D262: Cuda use streams and async to avoid busywaiting.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) accepted D2335: [msvc2015] Add support for copying the vc runtime. .
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added inline comments to D2335: [msvc2015] Add support for copying the vc runtime. .
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T49945: Linux AMD drivers UI glitches when Window Draw Method is set to automatic.
This does not sound like a blender issue but rather a GPU driver issue.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB521b98157568: change default for quicktime suport for macOS to off (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) retitled D2333: Remove quicktime support from Remove quicktime. It has been deprecated since at least macOS 10.9 and fully removed in 10.12 to Remove quicktime support.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) retitled D2333: Remove quicktime support from to Remove quicktime. It has been deprecated since at least macOS 10.9 and fully removed in 10.12.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to D2332: Cycles - Distance Culling.
Hi, thanks for submitting this.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBc02cce7b752f: cycles, cuDeviceComputeCapability is deprecated as of cuda 5.0 (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) updated the diff for D262: Cuda use streams and async to avoid busywaiting.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) assigned T49916: Regression OpenCL doesn't build anymore to Mai Lavelle (maiself).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T49909: Not being able to access render output files of Blender v.2.78 using windows explorer - Windows 10.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB4fdf68271c65: Cycles standalone, compile fix UINT_MAX is not defined in device_cuda.cpp (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Seems cycles is not adding generated UV coordinates to the checker texture.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) retitled D2326: Disable compilation of sse2 and ssse3 kernels on MacOS from to Disable compilation of sse2 and ssse3 kernels on MacOS.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T49549: Crash when importing python modules on MacOS.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61744: fix python to not cache in blender*.app folders anymore.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to D2283: Add macOS deployment target 10.9 / SDK 10.12 / libc++ libraries..
Should we add the cmake based dependencies builder to a git submodule or something and host it on b.org infrastructure ?
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T49503: Bug in new version 2.78 on steam !.
steam release should be identical.
What operating system do you experience this problem on ?
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) closed T49348: Blender ID Addon Won't Login in 2.78 as Resolved.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBcc9d0eff818d: Lowercase includes for psapi.h and dbghelp.h windows includes. This makes… (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T49348: Blender ID Addon Won't Login in 2.78.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) accepted D2199: [cmake/cpack] allow override of package name.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added inline comments to D2199: [cmake/cpack] allow override of package name.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T47630: Blender always crash Mac Book 2007, 2GB, Mac OS X 10.7.5.
@Mike Erwin (merwin) Is there a fix in tree for this issue ?
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) accepted D2182: [Windows] Add support for code signing the final binaries. .
The only comment I have is that we might in the future generalize WINDOWS_CODESIGN to CODESIGN and then figure out by platform what this intend implies.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to D2171: Handle Mesa3D's OpenCL implementation (Clover) in the platform enumerator.
Understood totally, problem is a bit of a chicken and egg one though. My take would be to add something in the release notes..
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) accepted D2100: [MSVC2015/Cycles] MSVC2015 before update 3 produce invalid builds.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB5b325abf6049: [msvc2015/OpenEXR] Linker hackery is no longer required in vc2015 (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) closed D1892: [msvc2015/OpenEXR] Linker hackery is no longer required in vc2015 by committing rB5b325abf6049: [msvc2015/OpenEXR] Linker hackery is no longer required in vc2015.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T42545: Window doesn't update in Windows under high contrast mode.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T48699: Architecture Texture Coordinates in Cycles.
I am unsure how robust your approach is to the corner alignment problem but even if it is 100% robust I am still not sure we might not want to keep the generation for this on the blender side of things.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) closed T48629: pthread_dll.dll is missing on startup VS2015 build as Resolved.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61682: MSVC 2015 windows x64 add osl and llvm / fix collada-llvm collision over….
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61681: MSVC 2015 windows x64 pthreads / fix so-name / dll-name.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB91c146c42e51: Cuda 7.5 cannot be made to work with a supported cl.exe version in the same… (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBd16635e49762: Cuda 7.5 cannot be made to work with a supported cl.exe version in the same… (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB1d8637ec6927: buildbot work around cuda / msvc compatibility issues attempt 2/ passing a… (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBebbfd92859e7: buildbot work around cuda / msvc compatibility issues (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB50f432b1e0f4: CMake, minor changes to make Visual studio 2015 use a compatible numpy and… (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61676: MSVC 2015 windows x64 numpy 1.11.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to D2049: Cycles: Add support of processor groups.
Seems fine except the Windows 7 minimum requirement, we still support Vista so I guess this needs a solution before it can be committed.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T45389: Can't display .blend thumbnail in the Windows explorer.
The installer should create the association. And it even tries to do that but it seems that is failing in a lot of cases.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61674: MSVC 2015 windows x64 ffmpeg ( copy from vc12 for now ) .
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61673: MSVC 2015 windows x64 (vc140) blosc 1.7.1.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61672: MSVC 2015 windows x64 (vc140) SDL2.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61671: MSVC 2015 windows x64 (vc140) sndfile 1.0.26.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61670: MSVC 2015 windows x64 (vc140) OpenVDB 3.1.0.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61669: MSVC 2015 windows x64 (vc140) OpenSubDiv….
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61668: MSVC 2015 windows x64 (vc140) OpenAL (openal-soft 1.17.2).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61667: MSVC 2015 windows x64 (vc140) opencollada.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB19cfc84328ba: CMake/ Visual Studio 14 2015, Use one library name for openal for both 2013… (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61666: MSVC 2015 windows x64 (vc140) iconv 1.14.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61665: MSVC 2015 windows x64 (vc140) tbb 44_20160128.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61662: MSVC 2013 windows x32 (vc120) OSL 1.7.1.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61661: OpenIMSVC 2015 windows x64 (vc140) OpenImageIO apply NOGDI fix.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) requested changes to D2018: [MSVC2015/Cycles] Fix Cycles logging..
I actually this should be considered a OIIO bug and i think we patched the 2013 headers for this.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T45093: Cycles: NVidia GTX 980 Ti rendering at 1/3rd speed of NVidia GTX 980 the same machine?.
Did anyone test the TDR related settings and their impact on this ?
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) closed T48348: cacert.pem is not included in Windows and MacOS builds as Resolved.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rBL61658: Requests 2.10.
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) committed rB0a277f7428be: Fix cycles-xml with OSL support after changes inroduced in… (authored by Martijn Berger (juicyfruit)).
Martijn Berger (juicyfruit) added a comment to T48367: Fail to compile CUDA code. Can't enable c++11 in cmake-gui (I guess...).


What is the best angle for the hill?
I see alot of track set ups here and it has likely been covered ( i've looked and didnt see) but, my question is how long are you making your tracks and at what degree is the ramp set. I'm sure "to each is own" but I'd like a set up similar as to others to keep consistancy with race times and such. Thanks in adavance, great site!
If you look under Fantasy League on this site there are quite a few tracks with all the dimensions that might give you a few ideas.
Yup, the slope of the hill is 40 degrees, like Smitty said!
And, for length, a scale quarter mile is 20'-7.5"..., but, the tracks are usually as long as you have room for...anywhere from 12' to 50'!
Having the different length tracks is the fun part of racing on different tracks...different cars do better on different tracks.
The Super Stock version of the Drag Tracks is a nice place to start...just my 2 cents!
Experiment to find the drop angle that works best for you. However, if increasing speed is your goal...you'll probably get better results by increasing the drop length rather than a drastic increase in the drop angle. Subjecting the cars to a lesser amount of energy with a longer duration will typically provide a more momentum over a longer distance than a short, steep drop. Also, shallow angles are conducive to smoother transitions....which means better racing consistency and no bent axles.
The angle on my old track was ~40 degrees, like the others. But I arrived at that angle by trial-and-error, making my angle as steep as I could so long as the cars didn't have trouble at the transition and fly off the track. Of course, I also had to have a "kicker" piece at the bottom of the hill on my track...the 40-degrees was probably too steep going from hill to flat, so I had to have a stretch that was less angled before the straight.
I had a second track that was 75% downhill with a very short straight and it's angle was only 20-degrees, so it ran cars very differently. It was fun to have a track that could convert into two different styles.
If you're building your own track from scratch and have the means, I'd highly recommend designing it so it can support various hills as that basically gives you extra tracks. I'm making a new track right now and while it won't be as long as my old track, it will allow me to have different hill lengths and angles.


Königswinter is a city and summer resort in the Rhein-Sieg district, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
Königswinter is situated on the right bank of the Rhine, opposite Bad Godesberg, at the foot of the Siebengebirge. It covers an area of 76.19 square kilometres which makes it the fourth-largest conurbation in the Rhein-Sieg district. It contains over 80 townships and boroughs, divided over the municipal districts of Stieldorf, Niederdollendorf, Oberdollendorf, Heisterbacherrott, Ittenbach, Oberpleis, Eudenbach, Thomasberg and Königswinter proper.
The Drachenfels, crowned by the ruins of a castle built in the early 12th century by the archbishop of Cologne, rises behind the town. From the summit, which can be accessed by the Drachenfels Railway, there is a view celebrated by Lord Byron in Childe Harold's Pilgrimage.
A cave in the hill is said to have sheltered the dragon (German: Drachen) which was slain by the hero Siegfried. The mountain is quarried, and from 1267 onward supplied stone (trachyte) for the building of Cologne Cathedral. The Schloss Drachenburg, built in 1883, is on the north side of the hill.
The Petersberg mountain also overlooks Königswinter. This was formerly the home of an Augustinian and, later, Cistercian monastery. Around 1195 the monks moved to the foot of the mountain and founded the Abbey of Heisterbach, which was destroyed in 1803. The ruins can still be seen.
Today the peak of the Petersberg is occupied by the Hotel Petersberg, a grand hotel which serves as a guest house for the German Government. Many world leaders have stayed there, and conferences are regularly held. Like the Drachenfels, the Petersberg was once served by its own railway, the Petersberg Railway, but this closed in 1958 and the hotel is now reached by road or helicopter.
Königswinter has a Catholic (St Remigius) and a Protestant church, some small manufactures and a little shipping. It has a monument to the poet Wolfgang Müller.
The town is served by Königswinter and Niederdollendorf stations on the Rhine East Bank Railway between Cologne and Wiesbaden, as well as by several stops on line 66 of the Bonn Stadtbahn, which takes a different route through the town. The tourist-oriented Drachenfels Railway does not connect direct with either of these lines but instead relies on a steam-outline road train for connection to the town centre and stations.
Several ferries cross the Rhine between Königswinter and the west bank.
^ "Drachenfelsbahn Königswinter". Drachenfelsbahn Königswinter. Retrieved 2012-02-20.
This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Königswinter" . Encyclopædia Britannica. 15 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. p. 896.
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Depart from Los Angeles through the Mojave Desert into the state of Arizona to Lake Havasu City -London Bridge (The largest piece of antique in the world). Tour Continue to Laughlin Nevada A sliver of the Colorado River Valley where Nevada, California and Arizona meet has been transformed into a fast-growing tourist destination and gambling resort in a few short decades. Over Night Laughlin.
Morning proceed to one of the 7 wonders of the world- the Grand Canyon National Park. The Canyon is much Greater both in Size and Beauty Contrary to General Misconception. Then we going to the Antelope Canyon, you can join an optional Antelope Canyon Jeep Tour. Overnight in Kanab.
Morning proceeds to Bryce Canyon National Park where a variety of rock shapes and textures can be found. At an elevation of 8000 feet you will experience a wonderful view of the forest of rocks left standing after millions of years of erosion. Afternoon drive through the Camel Junction to Zion National Park where you can feast your eyes on the different color of sandstone and other spectacular sights created by Mother Nature. Then the coach will proceed through the state of Arizona pass Virgin River Canyon to Las Vegas, Nevada- the Gam-bling Capital of the World. stay at hotel located centre of the Las Vegas Strip, so you can visit famous hotels with walking distance such as- Luxor, New York New York, Treasure Island, Mirage, etc.....You may Join Optional Night tour or Best Seller Famous Jubilee Show.
In the morning, we will continue the tour to Chocolate Factory and Desert Cactus Garden. Depart for Los Angeles, on the way, we will stop at the Lenwood factory outlet mall where you can purchase famous brands at the lowest price possible. Return to Los Angeles in the evening then transfer you to LAX airport. (Please book the departure flight after 9:30PM).


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The second generation of the GLC SUV will get a steering rear axle.
Mercedes-Benz could not keep a curious technical upgrade of the new GLC a secret — the spies caught a prototype of a SUV with a fully-controlled chassis. For competitors from the Volkswagen concern, this option is not new for a long time: there is a steering rear axle on the entire line of «senior» crossovers from the Volkswagen Touareg to the Lamborghini Urus. However, Mercedes' four swivel wheels are still found only on sedans (C-Class, S-Class), station wagons (C-Class Estate), liftbacks (AMG GT 4-door Coupe, EQS) and supercars (AMG GT) , so the GLC could be the first crossover to feature this technology.
Even without official releases, it is clear that a simplified system will appear on the GLC, identical to that used on
As for the exterior, here you shouldn't expect any special surprises from the GLC: a design revolution will not happen during the generational change. You can predict the transition to a narrowed lighting technology and a slight increase in overall dimensions. But the interior will change globally — fans of the model will have to get used to the portrait-oriented 11.9-inch multimedia system touchscreen, 12.3-inch virtual dashboard without a visor, four-spoke steering wheel and touch interface. There is no doubt that the GLC will repeat the interior of the C-Class — the predecessor in the X253 body from the inside was indistinguishable from the «tseshek» of the W205 family.
As for the technical stuffing, following the C-Class, the compact crossover will lose its six- and eight-cylinder engines and switch to gasoline and diesel turbo-fours. The debut of the «junior» SUV with the new 1.5-liter M 254 engine cannot be ruled out, although such a small-displacement version is unlikely to appear from the start of sales. Well, at the top of the line there will be
The current Mercedes-Benz GLC has been produced since 2015, the planned restyling took place in 2019, so the premiere of the second generation is not far off. The imminent debut is indicated by the fact that the test GLC threw off the heavy camouflage and acquired lighting equipment identical to that of the production model. Probably, the next Mercedes-Benz GLC will be declassified at the end of this or early next year, and with a slight delay the coupe-like version will reach the conveyor.
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I coach my nephew's little league team here in Texas. What impresses me most about these young players is the enthusiasm that they have for being a part of a team. While they care about their individual performance, they care more about the team. At a young age, they fundamentally understand that they rise and fall together.
This spirit of teamwork is something I think we all can learn from.
Omaha, Neb., July 9, 2014 /3BL Media/ – In its sixth annual public disclosure to CDP, Union Pacific submitted climate change data, discussing efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. For the first time, the company also outlined efforts to responsibly manage water in the CDP's water questionnaire.
The National Waste & Recycling Association applauds the recent unanimous Supreme Court decision in Utility Air Regulatory Group v. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Earlier this week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed rules to achieve a 30% reduction in carbon emissions from existing power plants by 2030 (compared to 2005 levels).
The Bacardi Limited Good Spirited global sustainability program has set goals to reduce water and energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, including some significant ones by 2022.
By 2017, the company has a goal is to obtain 40 percent of the sugarcane-derived products from certified, sustainable sources – and 100 percent by 2022. This pledge from Bacardi is an industry first, according to the company.
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Security increased since ransomware cyber attacks
securenvoy 30/05/2017, Security
The recent global cyber attack that hit 45 Health Trusts was a timely reminder of the importance of information security. It demonstrated that security is not just a technical matter alone, but is something that affects our daily lives in very real ways. Hospital appointments and operations had to be cancelled, and hard-pressed medical staff had to fall back on paper-based systems to continue working while their computer systems were frozen by a ransomware virus.
The attack also illustrated how hackers mostly look for easy targets. They tend to go for the systems that are the least well defended – the "low hanging fruit." In this case, the vulnerable NHS trusts certainly made it easy for the hackers by running Windows XP – an operating system that Microsoft ceased to support in April 2014.
Now, running an unsupported operating system is bordering on professional negligence, and many of the trust have come under fire for failing to take this most basic of precautions to protect themselves.
While the criticism is justified up to a point, some IT professionals in the NHS have pointed out that the situation is not quite that simple. As one of them complained on social media: "Isn't it time we pushed back on suppliers to the NHS who forbid you applying the latest patches in case it breaks their software?"
Some pathology devices, for instance, run on Windows but the suppliers will not allow the their users to keep their operating systems properly patched because they might affect the working of the device itself.
This raises a broader question for all organisations running equipment and software from a variety of suppliers. If you make changes or apply updates to one piece of software, how will it affect other products?
Some products insist on being tightly integrated with other parts of the system, which may entail changing templates and interfaces to achieve that integration. But when patches and updates need to be applied in one product, then it can have unexpected knock-on effects in other parts of the system. It's like pulling a loose piece of wool on a cardigan, only to find the whole garment unravelling.
And so this partly explains how those Health trusts ended up with so many unpatched systems. The IT professionals knew it made them a sitting duck for hackers, but they were powerless to change the situation.
So why is SecurEnvoy telling you this? As the inventor of Tokenless ® multi-factor authentication, SecurEnvoy has always taken the approach that this vital security feature should be installed with minimum effort and with no modification to the systems it protects. Unlike some of it s rivals, SecurEnvoy requires no tweaking of templates or interfaces to start doing its work.
And so when changes are made or patches applied anywhere on an organisation's systems, the SecurEnvoy solution will continue to perform unaffected by the changes.
Password theft highlights weak security
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Email is critical to our business practices. So much so that the French had to write into law that you don't have to check your work email when you go home. Over the last twenty years, it has replaced countless old technologies. From the office memo to the phone call, we use email for mass and interpersonal communication. More recently, transactional email has become the ultimate nudge. Daily reminders and digests flood our inboxes morning and night.


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LatinX: The Indies of PAX South
January 29, 2020 January 30, 2020 Steven Green
This was the inaugural year for the LatinX Lounge at PAX South. As a way for under-represented indie developers from various Latin American countries to show off their titles, it proved to be a great success. It offered the opportunity to shine the spotlight on some up-and-coming studios that could have gotten lost in the weeds, but also allowed for some really special experiences to get a breath of fresh air as well. I was able to go hands-on with a couple of these games and spent some time watching others play when the lines were too long to even have a chance to grab a controller. Here is a brief synopsis of who was present and what they showcased:
Greak: Memories of Azur from Navegante Games is a 2D, side-scrolling, action-platformer. Based in Mexico, the team has crafted a world featuring hand-drawn animation that looks stellar. It is hard to place a finger on what it reminds me of, specifically, but the tiniest of inspirations here and there have converged to create a wholly unique-looking experience. This title is probably the one you have had the highest chance of seeing already, with some preview coverage in the latter half of 2019 and an official Nintendo trailer, but regardless, it's one that you need to keep a close eye on. Visit http://playgreak.com/ to see more of what is in store here, as it is planned for release in 2020.
Another Mexico-based developer, Mecha Studios, brought the 2D action-adventure title, Neon City Riders. Featuring a main character who looks suspiciously like Casey Jones from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, you will complete puzzles, beat up tough bosses and baddies, and do everything in your power to save the day. With a brightly-coloured, neon aesthetic on top of the darker cyberpunk feel, this seems like yet another unique title of note. Originally on Kickstarter in 2017, this title is going to finally see the light of day in Q1 2020 on the Nintendo Switch. Make sure to take a peek at http://www.neoncityriders.com/ for more information and a trailer.
Completing the Mexican trifecta was Lunch-A-Palooza from Seashell Studio. This wacky, multiplayer, party game has you taking the reins of various food items whilst going head-to-head in different game types. From a combat-based mode that feels a bit like a more fleshed-out version of that Mario Party mini-game where you get on a ball and attempt to knock the other players off the edge, to things like foosball and air hockey, you will have a ton of shenanigans to embark on in this edible adventure. More of this title can be seen here: http://www.seashellstudio.mx/en/_/lunchapalooza/. Released on Steam last Summer, this would be an excellent addition to the Nintendo Switch library in the future, but nothing has been announced at this time.
Making the trip over from Puerto Rico was Floppy and the Sleepy Planet from a very small development team wearing many hats. As a 3D platformer, this title has you controlling a cute robo-bunny while completing challenging jumps and movement. The developer of this title described this game as something that they wanted to build for kids, with the help of childhood psychologists, to create an environment tailored to both learning and good, wholesome fun. You can check this one out at https://www.sleepyplanetgame.com/. Floppy and the Sleepy Planet is in development for the Nintendo Switch, as well as other platforms, and we look forward to hearing more from the team down the road.
Finishing up this group is The Last Friend from The Stonebot Studio based in El Salvador. As their second indie console-release, The Last Friend is slated to come to the Nintendo Switch. A beat 'em up / tower defence mash-up, this title has you protecting some good ole' doggos perched atop your battle RV. Feeling a lot like Plants vs. Zombies, where you can take the fight to the baddies yourself besides placing objects in their way, this will certainly eat up loads of your free time. More information can be found here: https://www.thelastfriend.net/.
That wraps up the lounge! It was my pleasure to get to check out these titles, and I am so very excited to see what the future holds for this group of games. Hopefully, they all make it to the Nintendo Switch, but even if they don't, they are all titles you should check out.
Feature Action, Adventure, Beat-em-up, Bromio, Greak: Memories of Azur, Hands On, Indie, LatinX: The Indies of PAX South, Ludus Games, Lunch-A-Palooza, Mecha Studios, Multiplayer, Neon City Riders, Party, PAX, PAX South, Platformer, Preview, Seashell Studio, Single Player, Sleepy and the Floppy Planet, The Last Friend, The Stonebot Studio, Tower Defence
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