An aerophone indicates a wind instrument whose sound is produced by the vibrations of an air column coming from a blow. Aérophone uses the blow of trio. The trumpet which represents it is sustained by a rhythm section tight and often soloist. The group is one of the few which puts together trumpet, contrabass and drums in France. The repertoire of this first album is set of compositions specifically written for the trio by trumpet player Yoann Loustalot and bassist Blaise Chevallier.
The group has been created by the two musicians together with drummer Emile Saubole in Paris in 2009. The compositions sometimes of oriental influence surely because Blaise Chevallier, precise and flowing in his lines, has been performing for a long time with arabic musicians fit fully within the present jazz. Aérophone doesnt preclude any ways of doing, mixing naturally unusual rhythmic and an always present swing. Emile Saubole on drums tinges the band and addresses his various sound palette. The ripetitive and obsessive themes or the ballads without soppiness invite to voyage and emphasize the rare lyricism of Yoann Loustalot.
All compositions by Yoann Loustalot, except #2 and #6 by Blaise Chevallier, and #3 by Loustalot & Chevallier.
Recorded & mixed by Timo Metzemakers at Studio Berduquet, Cénac, France, on May 9 & 10, 2009.
To be invited to participate to this voyage is a privilege not to be missed.


Below are some of our Frequently Asked Questions. Feel free to Contact Us should you have any further questions.
Where can I install my heated towel rail?
With an IPX5 rating, the Jeeves range can be installed in zones 1, 2 and 3 in a bathroom which includes the areas above the bath and next to the shower. With the options of freestanding, wall, floor and glass mounting, all models come standard with concealed wiring on either the left- or right-hand side, but can easily be adapted to allow for visible wiring if required. Due to the thermal circulation principle, rails must be mounted with the wiring at the bottom.
Yes, you can install the heated towel rail yourself but the law requires that a qualified electrician connects the electric heated towel rail to the mains.
Can I retrofit a heated towel rail into an existing bathroom?
Yes, our electric heated towel rails are supplied with a 1.5 meter flexible power cord. Should an existing power point not be available in the bathroom, the power cord can be fed through the bathroom wall into the next room from where a suitable electrical connection can be found. Failing which, consider our portable 'plug-in and play' models in the Tangent Range.
Yes, heated towel rails are completely safe for use in the bathroom. Due to our extensive export programme, our products have been tested and accredited to a host of National and International safety standards including; SABS, IEC 60335-1, IEC 60335-2-43, EN 442, CE, UL & CUL, SGS CEBEC, AS/NZS 3350.2.43 and NF. Heated towel rails are heating devices and should thus be treated as such and used responsibly.
How are heat levels controlled by AHT?
Automatically. The self-regulating thermostat automatically achieves and controls the optimum operating temperature of the heated towel rail (45°-60°C), while a security fuse acts as an additional safeguard against overheating. Further, internal fluid circulation is a distinct advantage of the Jeeves range - heat is redistributed along the entire towel rail to ensure that no dangerous ultra hot spots develop beneath towels.
Can I leave my towel rail on all the time?
Our heated towel rails are designed and safe to remain switched on, day and night. The reality is that turning heated towel rails on and off before and after showering is not an effective solution as towels can take several hours to warm and dry either side of your shower. It also means that your family members are never left with a damp towel when they have forgotten to switch the towel rail on, or have taken a shower out of their normal routine (weekends, afternoon sport etc).
How can I switch the rail on and off?
Jeeves rails are easily switched on and off using a regular switch located outside the bathroom (as with a bathroom light).
Although our AHT heated stainless steel towel rails can be left on permanently, they use electricity intermittently and only when required. Running costs therefore range from only R12.50 (Classic H 460mm x 400mm) to R94 (Classic N28 1740mm x 620mm) per month when left on 24hrs/day/month (calculated at the 2017/2018 average Eskom electricity price of 89.15c/kWh). This is much cheaper than using a 3000 watt tumble dryer!
Hydronic heated towel rails powered by solar generated hot water together with a wholly solar powered circulation pump results in ZERO running costs! Making use of an electric circulation pump on hydronic heating systems results in negligible running costs due to the very low wattage ratings of these appliances.
Automatic Heating Technology (AHT) is an intelligent, convenient and energy efficient method of heating towel rails. Unique to Jeeves, AHT is the only heating technology featuring a thermostat; a device that automatically responds to temperature changes and activates internal switches controlling the heated towel rail. The benefit is two-fold, optimum operating temperatures and the lowest electricity consumption are achieved without any input from the homeowner. You can therefore experience the sheer luxury of a heated towel rail without having to constantly concern yourself with manual temperature controls or complex digital timers.
Do Jeeves offer a switch on the heated towel rail?
No, the convenient and energy efficient AHT system negates the need for an external control switch. Our products enjoy improved reliability due to the absence of problematic switches – one will rarely find a heated towel rail where the actual switch is guaranteed for more than 1 year. No switches means that there is no possibility of children, guests or cleaners altering optimum operating temperatures, or mistakenly switching the rail on or off.
What is the best way to dry the towel?
An effective way to warm and dry towels after bathing or showering is to fold the towel in half, and in half again. There is no need to weave the towels through the horizontal bars, draping the folded towel will suffice. Once folded twice, the heated towel rail width options of 400/520/620mm offer sufficient space for bath sheets.
Whilst it cannot be considered a primary source of heat, our larger fluid filled heated towel rails will certainly take the edge off the cold air.
All Jeeves heated towel rails are available as non-heated towel rails.
We are open to manufacturing bespoke designs or tailoring our current range to suit your needs, such as lengthened top wall mounts for when installation overlaps a partly plastered and partly tiled wall.
Manufactured from Grade 304 stainless steel, our products sold within South Africa are supplied with a market leading 25 Year Guarantee on the frame while the electrical heating elements and hydronic valves are covered for a period of five years.
We are proud to offer you a heated towel rail manufactured in South Africa. Controlling the manufacturing process from start to finish under one roof ensures consistency in quality, supply and price. South African made allows us to provide an after sales service that is second to none.
Where can I buy Jeeves?
Why do I need a heated towel rail?
Once considered a luxury, our heated towel rails are now widely used for a consistent supply of warm, dry towels in areas with cold, rainy or humid climates. Heated towel rails also contribute to a hygienic environment by keeping your towels damp free, preventing a breeding ground for germs and mould. Electricity and water savings are further benefits of a heated towel rail due to the reduced need for towel washing and tumble drying.
Should I opt for electric or hydronic heated towel rails?
Due to significantly reduced running costs, it makes sense to opt for a hydronic unit if you are making use of a solar powered hot water system or water based underfloor heating system. Even without solar power, it may be a good option to use the water from your electric geyser to operate the hydronic heated towel rails. Should it not be possible to lay pipe work from the hot water source to the heated towel rails, an electric heated towel rail is the best option.


Mahanati is a 2018 Telugu movie directed by Nag Ashwin starring Keerthi Suresh, Dulquer Salman, Samantha and Vijay Devarakonda. The movie is produced by Aswini Dutt, Swapna Dutt and Priyanka Dutt and the music composed by Mickey J Meyer.
Plot: Mahanati is the Biopic of Savitri's Reel and Real Lives revealed by Madhuravani (Samantha) a journalist working for Prajavani Newspaper.
Mahanati is a fitting tribute to the Legendary Actress. The director should be appreciated for introducing the unknown facts about Savitri to the current generation.
Depressing to a certain extent,but the film starts on a light note. MESMERIZING is Keerthi Suresh as Savitri, ELEGANT is Samantha. IMPRESSIVE is Naga Chaitanya as ANR while WONDERFUL is Mohan Babu as SVR. Vijay Devarkonda, playing the love intrest of Samantha is LIVELY. A grey shaded movie, is an apt biopic and a tribute to yesteryear's legendry actress Savitri. Forever loved as she will be for her contribution to telugu as well as tamil cinema. She meets a sad end but remains UNFORGETTABLE!!


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UP IN ARMS
500,000 harassed Indian bank workers may go on strike as cash-crunch returns
Not again.
Image: Reuters/Danish Siddiqui
Nupur Anand
Bank employees in India are tired of getting the stick for government's and central bank's inefficiency.
Harangued and heckled by customers angry over an acute cash-crunch in the economy, some 500,000 of them are set to go on a strike soon.
"We can't be blamed for the government or the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) failure," CH Venkatachalam, general secretary of the the All India Banks Employees' Association (AIBEA), told Quartz. "Customers have a right to withdraw their money whenever they want and they also have a right to get upset over it if they are unable to. But there is also no reason why the employees need to suffer for the centre's failure."
Founded in 1946, AIBEA is India's oldest and largest bank employees' union with around 500,000 members.
Over the past few months, ATMs across the country have inexplicably gone dry. The problem has been especially severe in certain states like Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Manipur. The "no cash" sign boards at these counters have come as a grim reminder of the post-demonetisation situation that unfolded in November 2016.
Venkatachalam has written to the RBI and warned of an agitation if the cash supply doesn't improve soon. Meanwhile, the government and the baking regulator have stepped in to allay customers concerns, though the AIBEA believes it's too little, too late. "There were signs that this crisis was coming, but the warning signals were missed," Venkatachalam said.
While the government is still investigating the reasons for the shortage, the RBI has blamed it on logistical issues. However, experts believe the crux of the problem is the return of cash to the economy post-demonetisation, coupled with the slower-than-expected growth in digital transactions.
"The cash-supply had been kept low deliberately in order to push the agenda of digital banking," said Venkatachalam. "Unavailability of smaller denomination of notes in the hinterland has also aggravated the issue. If the ATMs and the bank branches only have notes of Rs2,000 then they are unable to service customers who are looking to withdraw smaller sums," he added.
Meanwhile, the government's proposal to use depositors' money to bail out distressed banks has caused panic, even though the bill for this has been shelved. What's added fuel to the fire is the recent spate of frauds at banks even as their pile of bad loans has grown.
"All this has sparked panic among a section of investors, especially in rural areas, that their money is not safe with banks. People are hoarding cash as the credibility of banks is being questioned," said Venkatachalam.

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Barton men set to contend for top three finish at NJCAA Outdoors
HUTCHINSON – Last season the Barton Community College men were not able to show their worth at the NJCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
Serving a probation the Cougars could only watch their women counterparts capture fifth at the meet.
This year the men are looking to make some noise.
Barton is currently ranked No. 4 in the nation and have their sights set on a top three finish and another plaque for the trophy case.
The meet will get started Thursday with day one of the multi events, the hammer throw and the 10,000m runs. The meet will pick up to a full schedule Friday and Saturday at Gowans Stadium on the campus of Hutchinson Community College.
South Plains (Texas) is ranked No. 1 and has won the last eight outdoor titles. The Texans also won the indoor title this season. Central Arizona is the second ranked team followed by Iowa Central and Barton.
If the Cougars are to get that plaque much of the burden will fall on the shoulders of the sprinters, hurdlers and relay teams for Barton.
Freshman Deron Gordon has posted the best time in the NJCAA this year in the 400m hurdles at 50.90. He also had the fifth best time in the 110m hurdles. Teammate Zodani Francois is eighth in the 110m hurdles.
All three relay teams look to score points with the 4x400m and 4x800m teams both recording the second best times in the nation. The 4x100m team currently has the sixth best effort.
Quick Stukes comes into the 400m with the fourth best time in the nation at 46.77. The Cougars don't have any Top 10 in the 100m and 200m but several sit just outside the top 10 and look to score points in those races as well.
In the distance events Sampson Laari has posted the fourth best 1500m (3:52.55) and Devyn Brotherton has the fifth best 3000m steeplechase time.
In the field the Cougars have a trio of throwers ranked in the top 10. Donald Daley brings the fourth best hammer throw to the meet, Colby Overturf the fourth best javelin throw and Antoine Romario the ninth best discus throw.
Virus causes Kansas State to bypass bowl game
No. 23 Iowa State big favorites as it heads to Kansas
Freshmen duo leads No. 16 Kansas State to West Virginia
No. 20 K-State ready for Kansas in annual Sunflower Showdown


(Editor's Note: The following article is by Addie Shrodes, editor of The Washtenaw Voice, WCC's student newspaper).
Editor's Note: Congratulations to Tom Gents of Illinois, the new owner of the Dream Machine. The Dream Machine raffle raised about $25,000 each for two charities: the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan and The Salvation Army's Staples Family Center.
Two new gateway pages for specific audiences are the latest addition to WCC's website, which is undergoing a complete redesign.
WCC students in skilled trades programs won a total of four gold medals and one silver medal at the SkillsUSA Championships in Kansas City June 24-25. WCC was one of the top winners at the event, which pitted state champions from around the country against each other.


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European Trade Union Committee for Education
EI European Region
Shape the Future of Europe with Teachers
Unite for Quality Education
Education in Crisis
Exclude Education from TTIP
Trade and Economic Governance
Innovation and Education
Teachers' Health & Safety
Education and Democratic Citizenship
Trade Union Renewal
Social Dialogue
European sectoral social dialogue in education (ESSDE)
European cross-sectoral social dialogue
About ETUCE
ETUCE encourages the higher education and research institutions to sign the European Charter and Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers
Today, on 3 March 2015, high-level policy makers are celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers at a European Commission conference entitled A decade of fostering attractive research careers. ETUCE, the European Region of Education International, the global union of educational employees, including researchers in the public and private sectors, has been supporting the main goals of the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers.
Among others, ETUCE underlines the positive message of the Charter and Code of Conduct to ensure in particular stability and permanence of employment, gender balance, career development, career advice, value of mobility, and intellectual property rights for the researchers in Europe.
However, it is not enough to celebrate. A foreword-looking strategy on the use and implementation of the Charter and Code of Conduct for Researchers is needed. Unfortunately, there is more to be done for the implementation of the Charter and Code of Conduct as still only a minority of higher education institutions and research institutes in Europe have endorsed the Charter and Code of Conduct. Several institutions signed the Charter and Code of Conduct but they do not follow them, as they do not consider the researchers as employees. ETUCE's Policy Paper on Early Stage Researchers /Doctoral Candidates (2014) underlines the "status of the early stage researchers /doctoral candidates as employees, with all the social and professional rights of other employees."
Therefore, at the occasion of the celebration of the 10th anniversary of the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers, ETUCE encourages the higher education and research institutions to sign the Charter and Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers.
Furthermore, ETUCE urges the European Commission to provide financial support to the higher education and research institutes to assist their work under the European Charter and Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers.
The European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers
Events & Dates
Offices Closed
23 January 2020	Helsinki
OAJ-ETUCE Joint Seminar on Occupational Health and Safety
Higher education and research trade unions' call to defend Europe's Scientific, Humanities and Academic Potential
ESSDE Higher Education & Research Working Group produces report and declaration in support of early career researchers
ETUCE Calls Ministers to Improve the Status of Employees in Higher Education and Research in Europe
Education trade unions against precariousness in higher education and research sectors
Italy: Education Unions and researcher associations successfully lobby for change
Trade Unions reaffirm the importance of investment, academic freedom, and fair working conditions in Higher Education and Research
European Social Dialogue in Education: Working Group on Higher Education and Research discusses the promotion of gender equality and mobility
Academic freedom and privatisation in higher education, trade unions' future, and solidarity - at the forefront of UCU Congress
Higher Education and Research Institutions are encouraged to adopt Gender Equality Plans
Higher Education and Research trade unions call for reduced casualisation in the sector
Major EU Education and Training Policies
General education and training issues
VET and Apprenticeship
Other types of learning / Non-formal and informal learning
Teachers' Professional Needs in Social Dialogue (2017-2018)
Economic Governance
Education and Trade
ETUCE Taskforce on ICT
ELFE-ESL Project (2011-2014)
ELFE 2 Project (2008-2009)
ELFE Schools
Health & Safety in crisis
OiRA project – Online Interactive Risk Assessment tool (2018-2019)
Who is representing you?
Activities and Joint texts
ESSDE Capacity Building Project III (2017-2018)
ESSDE partners promoting migrant and refugee integration (2017-2019)
Joint Documents
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The History of South African Football - Part 1
By Memba Ben, 3rd Jul 2018 | Follow this author | RSS Feed | Short URL http://nut.bz/3jy7b7jv/
A series looking at the development of South African football/soccer over the past 156 years, beginning at the 19th century in its early days till the present day.
The culmination of 156 years of struggle.
From international expulsion to becoming the first African nation to host the FIFA World Cup, South African football has come a long way.
The Premier Soccer League is one of the top 15 ranked leagues in the world in terms of broadcasting rights, having signed a 1.6 billion rand deal with Supersport (an African sports channel owned by multinational internet and media group Naspers) and according to the CAF 5 Year Rankings, is rated as the 5th best league in Africa. It is viewed across Africa by millions and is known for attracting the best undiscovered talent that Africa has to offer, with many players going on to bigger stages in club football.
Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns are some of the most recognizable names in African football with all three clubs known as the Glamour Clubs of Africa and the national team (Bafana Bafana) has seen the highest of highs (winning the 1996 African Cup of Nations) and the lowest of lows (the whole of 2006 and the 2012 Dance of Shame) but throughout it all, it is still the most supported national team in the country.
But to get to its current form was a long and strenuous journey filled blood, tears and strife. To understand how football in South Africa got to this point, we have to go all the way back to the 19th century when the games official structures mirrored the inequality in South African society.
At the time, Apartheid hadn't come into effect but due to the psychological effects of colonialism, segregation had already been in place. People of different ethnicities were already given their own land and were largely left to do their own thing and intermingling between different races was taboo which also extended to sports.
There is evidence to suggest that there was an intermediary that allowed teams from different races to play each other (one of the first documented football matches in South Africa happened in 1862 between a group of White Civil Servants and some soldiers) but these matches weren't frequent and in 1905, the British Empire passed the General Pass Regulations Act (the precursor to the Group Areas Act) which essentially limited non-white people to fixed areas so while people were playing football, it was done so under unfortunate circumstances. Things only got worse in 1910, when the Union of South Africa was created. The Union implemented the South Africa Act which served to empower the white minority by giving them further autonomy and marginalizing other races.
In the midst of all the politics, the South African Football Association (then known as FASA) became the first FA outside of Europe to join FIFA which on face value was a great thing but with the implementation of the South Africa Act, this meant that FASA (along with all governing bodies in the country) were run exclusively by white people and as a result, teams within FASA were given funding and support. As for the oppressed, because the Union preferred a supervisory approach to governance, they (along with FASA) established three other footballing bodies, the South African Indian Football Association (SAIFA), the South African Coloured Football Association (SAICFA) and the South African Bantu Football Association (SABFA). However despite its segregation and prejudice, FASA did get some things right. They brought a somewhat professional structure to the largely amateur local game and introduced the idea of what we would come to know as a national team.
The idea of a touring party wasn't new as in 1898; the Orange Free State Bantu Football Club became the first South African team to tour abroad. Other teams also went abroad but the difference was that they were representatives of their respective FAs. Once FIFA welcomed South Africa into the fold in 1910, FASA was selected as the major governing body of football in South Africa and by default; the selected squads they sent on tour were recognized as a faux national team.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer_in_South_Africa
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_African_Football_Association
http://www.sahistory.org.za/article/football-south-africa-timeline-1862-2012
http://diski365.co.za/15-facts-on-south-african-soccer-history/
https://www.safa.net/introduction-to-safa/
https://www.news24.com/xArchive/Sport/2010WorldCup/History-of-South-African-soccer-20040507
History, Soccer, South Africa
History Soccer South Africa


Dr. Daniel Raines is an Assistant Professor in the LSUHSC Department of Medicine, Section of Gastroenterology and currently serves as the Acting Section Chief for LSU Gastroenterology. Dr. Raines attended medical school at LSU Shreveport School of Medicine and completed an internal medicine residency at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). He is a graduate of the LSUHSC Gastroenterology fellowship program and continued his career in this program as a faculty member. Dr. Raines specializes in the evaluation and treatment of digestive disease, including both gastroenterology and hepatology. His current focus of research is in the field of small bowel disease and is one of the few gastroenterologists in the country who performs balloon enteroscopy to evaluate the entire small intestine.
Dr. Raines quelled the fears and concerns I had from my first and horrible experience with having a colonoscopy. The procedure went extremely well and no complications. I am due again and am about to schedule another round. I highly recommend Dr. Raines. The support staff and nurses were great!


The electrical DBK Pellet Igniter unit heats the air up to the ignition temperature. The pellets or wooden chips ignites within a short time.
Individual dimensions and heating power configurations on customer´s request possible.


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Q: Parameter validation failed: parameter value for parameter name  does not exist Any suggestions why this AWS CloudFormation keeps rolling back?
{
    "Description" : "Single Instance",

    "Resources" : {
        "EC2Instance" : {
            "Type" : "AWS::EC2::Instance",
            "Properties" : {
                "ImageId" : "ami-b73b63a0",
                "InstanceType" : "t2.micro",
                "KeyName" : "aws-key-here",
                "Tags" : [
                    {
                        "Key" : "Name",
                        "Value" : "test"
                    }
                  ],
                "SubnetId" : {
                    "Fn::Select" : [ "0", { "Ref" : "Subnets" } ]
                }
            }
        }
    },

    "Parameters": {
        "Subnets": {
            "Type": "List<AWS::EC2::Subnet::Id>",
            "Description": "The list of SubnetIds, for at least two Availability Zones in the region in your Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)"
        }
    }
}

The specific error seems to be about the Subnets Ref:
    Parameter validation failed: parameter value for parameter name Subnets does not exist. Rollback requested by user.

I have already created 1 valid Subnet in my AWS Management Console and tested that it works when spinning up an EC2 Instance manually.
Or is there a way of debugging this / getting more detailed output?

A: The Subnets Parameter in your template has a type List<AWS::EC2::Subnet::Id>, which requires a reference to a list of valid Subnet IDs. The error you are seeing means that you passed at least one invalid Subnet ID to the Subnet parameter.
If you're deploying your stack from the AWS CLI using aws cloudformation create-stack, you need to pass a valid parameter value using the --parameters ParameterKey=Subnets,ParameterValue=subnet-12345678 option.
If you're deploying from the Management Console, you need to specify stack  parameters using the provided dialog, and select a Subnet ID from the drop-down list.

A: I faced the same problem. In my case I created the Key with name "mykey" in Mumbai Region. But when I actually started creating a Cloud Formation Infrastructure I changed the region to US-East. Now in my Cloud Formation Infrastructure I provided the name of Key as "mykey". Now the problem is the key "mykey" was created in Mumbai Region.
Hence I create the Key once again in "US-East" region and my problem vanished.
Regards
Hitesh

A: In my case it was a problem on credentials key and access key. My default values were another accounts one and I was trying to create a stack on a wrong account.

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Q: Check that string/foldername contains specific character exactly X times I am trying to make a batch files that:

*

*finds all folders that contain a specific file (_extern.inf) <- WORKING

*Check that the folder name contains exactly X number of a delimiter. Otherwise ignore file (i.e. if the folder name is not the expected format ignore the folder) <-- NOT WORKING

*Splits the folder name by a delimiter and uses one of the substrings to make the path to move the folder to <- WORKING

I have everything working except for the check.
I have seen Batch File Count all occurrences of a character within a string but it doesn't seem to work for me (%count% is empty). I guess because of the nested for loop.
It also seems that breaking the loop for files that don't conform is not trivial...
It is %%~ni that I would like to check if contains %expect_delims% occurrences of %delim%. If not continue to next folder.
@echo off
REM No trailing spaces!
set "infolder=input_path"
set "outfolder=output_path"
set "delim=_"
set "expect_delims=2"

REM Resursively look for folders with _extern.inf files
for /d /r "%infolder%" %%i in (*) do  @if exist %%i\_extern.inf (

    REM echo the folder is %%i

    REM tokens decide which part to take of the split string.
    REM "tokens=1,3" would take first and third and make %%b available

    for /F "tokens=1 delims=%delim%" %%a in ("%%~ni") do (

        REM Create project folder if doesn't exist
        if not exist "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data\" (
            echo creating folder %outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data
            mkdir "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data"
        )

        REM move folder if doesn't exist
        if exist "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data\%%~nxi" echo raw folder already exists!

        if not exist "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data\%%~nxi" (
            echo Moving "%%~fi" to "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data\%%~nxi"
            move "%%~fi" "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data\%%~nxi"
        )
    )

)

A: Based on the ideas of @aschipfl I found a way to make it work.
Transporting the variables across block boundaries is based on this: Windows batch setlocal enabledelayedexpansion call return value
@echo off

REM ****** SETTINGS ******
REM No trailing spaces!
set "infolder=input_dir"
set "outfolder=output_dir"
set "delim=_"
set "expect_delims=4"

REM SCRIPT STARTS HERE
setlocal
set /a "token_start=%expect_delims%+1"
set /a "token_end=%expect_delims%+2"

REM Resursively look for folders with _extern.inf files
for /d /r "%infolder%" %%i in (*) do  @if exist %%i\_extern.inf (

    echo ****** Start processing ******
    echo File: "%%~i"

    for /F "tokens=1,%token_start%,%token_end% delims=%delim%" %%a in ("%%~ni") do (
        REM echo the raw folder is %%i
        if "%%b" == "" (echo Filename check: Too few delimiters. File ignored.) else (
            if not "%%c" == "" (echo Filename check: Too many delimiters. File ignored.) else (

                echo Filename check: OK

                REM Create project folder if doesn't exist
                if not exist "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data" (
                    echo creating folder "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data"
                    mkdir "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data"
                )

                REM move raw folder if doesn't exist
                if exist "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data\%%~nxi" echo raw folder already exists! File ignored.

                if not exist "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data\%%~nxi\" (
                    echo Moving "%%~fi" to "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data\%%~nxi"
                    move  "%%~fi" "%outfolder%\%%a.raw\Data\%%~nxi"
                )

            )
        )

        echo ****** End processing ******
        echo.
    )

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The London Bridge has been a iconic image of Lake Havasu City since its creation. In this article, learn more about the famous London Bridge.
In 1831, the London Bridge was completed by John Rennie and his son also named John Rennie Jr. This was John's last project as an engineer. However, by 1962, the bridge saw an increase in traffic. This modern traffic caused the bridge to begin to sink into the River Thames. The London Bridge was truly falling down! At this time, it was put op for sale by the City of London.
Rover McCulloch, the founder of Lake Havasu City, was also the chairman of the McCulloch Oil Corporation and purchased the bridge for $2,460,000. He bought the bridge in order to bring more tourists to his retirement real estate company in Lake Havasu City.
Piece by piece, the bridge was shipped 10,000 miles to Long Beach, CA. It was then trucked over to Lake Havasu. On September 23, 1968, reconstruction began with the Lord Mayor of London laying the cornerstone. On October 10, 1971, the bridge was dedicated. The bridge was not built over the river. Rather, it was built on the east side of the lake. When the bridge was done, a large dredge was used to create the one mile long channel under it. This removed over 2 million cubic yards of rock and dirt. Finally, the water was diverted into the channel and created the current Channel and Thompson Bay.
A great way to see this bridge is by either walking over it or boating under it. The island to which the bridge connects to has many buildings with an English Theme; its almost like going back to London when you cross the bridge.
"London Bridge (Lake Havasu City)." Wikipedia. Web. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Bridge_(Lake_Havasu_City)>.
Edwards, Megan. "London Bridge: Alive and well in Arizona." Roadtrip America 2/25/07: n. pag. Web. 4 Jul 2010. <http://www.roadtripamerica.com/places/havasu.htm>.


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Professors Take Big Step to Develop Nuclear Fusion Power
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Imagine a world without man-made climate change, energy crunches, or reliance on foreign oil. It may sound like a dream world, but UT Knoxville engineers have made a giant step toward making this scenario a reality.
Nursing Professor Named Academy of Nursing Education Fellow
Tami Wyatt, associate professor in the College of Nursing, has been named an Academy of Nursing Education Fellow, part of the National League of Nursing's Academy of Nursing Education. This is the university's first nursing professor to be named a fellow. Wyatt was one of thirty-two nursing educators selected this year.
National Geographic: Americans' Heads Getting Bigger
National Geographic featured a study by UT forensic anthropologists that has found American heads are getting larger. The article chronicles the evolution of human head sizes.
Baker Center and Ambassador Ashe Establish Lecture Series
A new lecture series will bring government leaders, past and present, to UT Knoxville to discuss policy issues affecting our city, nation, and world. The ambassadorial and local government lecture series is named in honor of Victor H. Ashe, former Knoxville mayor and U.S. ambassador to Poland. It will be held at the Howard H.


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US court sentences man to 60-yr in prison for sex trafficking
The United States District Court in Alabama has sentenced a 36-year-old man, Lonnie Mitchell to 60 years in prison for forcing women including minors to engage in prostitution.
Judge Austin Huffaker gave the verdict adding that Mitchell would also pay over $950,000 in restitution to the victims.
This was made known in a press release by the US Department of Justice on Friday.
The defendant, a resident of Montgomery was also found guilty of sex trafficking of five victims in June 2022 where he used force, fraud and coercion to achieve.
According to the jury, Mitchell was guilty of three counts of coercing and enticing an individual to travel in interstate commerce for prostitution purposes.
"The defendant used unspeakable violence and manipulation of the victims' substance abuse problems to control their every move and exploit them for his own financial gain," said Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division.
"Human trafficking is an atrocious crime that targets some of the most vulnerable members of our society, cruelly robbing them of their dignity and freedom. The Department of Justice remains committed to prioritizing human trafficking prosecutions and vindicating the rights of the victims of these heinous crimes."
"Today's sentence reflects the defendant's horrific treatment and abuse of his victims," said US Attorney Sandra J. Stewart for the Middle District of Alabama.
"Although their physical injuries will heal, the emotional damage caused by their suffering will last a lifetime. I am thankful for all of the agencies that worked together on this case, and for the courageous victims that testified at his trial.
"I hope this sentence will provide at least some consolation to the victims knowing that the defendant has been held accountable for his crimes."
"Mr Mitchell's crimes were particularly atrocious, which was reflected in the severity of his sentencing," said DHS Homeland Security Investigations (DHS-HIS) Atlanta Special Agent in Charge Katrina Berger.
"We hope this outcome will contribute to the victims' healing process, but also serve as a warning to others who would victimise others for their own financial gain. HSI special agents and our law enforcement partners will continue to protect our communities from illegal trafficking and narcotics activity."
According to the evidence presented in court, defendant Mitchell targeted vulnerable victims who struggled with substance abuse issues, and then manipulated their substance abuse problems for his advantage.


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State law hinders options for best building opportunities
Issue: Having to cut corners and choose the lowest bid on school construction leaves possible risks to students.
On Sunday, April 6, materials of the Wellness Center fell off the overhang due to possible water leaking into an air pocket.
This incident, seems bizarre since the building itself is rather young, however after looking at South Dakota laws, it shows us that the university has to build these new structures at the lowest cost possible.
In the fall of 2008, SDSU reopened the Wellness Center after pumping $12.1 million into creating a health and counseling services, pharmacy and new exercise equipment.
It is a main point of use for students and is subject to more expansion only six years after its creation.
Now we understand that accidents happen, however, we feel that this building is far too young to have any sort of cosmetic damages as substantial as the soffit materials falling down. South Dakota State is the largest institution in the state and our students require facilities to be in prime shape for their use.
Going with the lowest bidder can cause problems similar to those that happened on Sunday and what happened to The Union in January.
If there was more thought and the we had the ability to go with higher bids, issues like this could be avoided completely.
Any project that costs more than $1,000 is subject to becoming part of a bid by the university or whoever is the purchasing party in the state of South Dakota. South Dakota statute 5-18A-5 (7) writes that "The contract shall be awarded within thirty days of the bid opening by written notice to the lowest responsible and responsive bidder whose bid meets the requirements and criteria set forth in the invitation for bids. "
This limits our expansion to the lowest caliber which can cause frustration and obvious safety hazards to everyone who steps foot in these facilities.
Thankfully, there was no one standing underneath the overhang of the Wellness Center when the materials fell. If the unfortunate happened and someone was hit with these materials, injury is inevitable.
Is the possible injury or even death of a student or community member a justifiable reason to cut corners?
If we want to have a strong university, we need to make sure we're building the infrastructure the strongest way we can. With expansion constantly in talks here, it's worrisome that these are the laws that have to be followed when building.
No real numbers have been said, since it's so early, but the cost of repair for the Wellness Center overhang might cost more than taking a higher bid.
There isn't much sense in building something cheap and fast then having to repair and discussing expanding every half-decade.
Stance: The school should be choosing the best bid, not necessarily the cheapest bid. Quality is important, especially when students safety is involved


Nice dance of hybrid creatures. Very unusual.
Sometimes I don't know, what to say.
But I never imagined this picture would be this pretty.
Again it's just impresive, how you turn ideas to reality.
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W wykonaniu steampunkowym to dopiero wygląda świetnie!
That's so cute! I love the outfits.


I am new to the collective and merely a mostly mycology, but very recently myxomycetes, hobbyist. I made a very light hobby for a long while of identifying mushrooms, but in the last six months I've started to try and dive a little deeper into things. That's how I discovered myxomycetes and slime molds - found my first M.vesparium while looking inexplicably closely at a random log and it piqued my interest. Now, I've read a VERY introductory book, - The Myxomycetes Handbook of Slime Molds - and went ahead and started a few random moist chambers with local tree bark.
Which leads me to my current quandary - having grown a slime mold I am woefully incapable of identifying. Here's the details. I apologize in advance, these photos are not great. I bought a decent, but introductory, dissecting microscope and have only a 3MP AMSCOPE microscope camera to take photos with. These are all stacks of numerous shots, but I just could not get this combination of scope and camera to produce more detail. I am determined, however, to get a great macro photo rig in the near future, cause some of the photos I see on here are amazing.
Anyway, the bark was from a Sycamore tree in New York City - just a street tree - and it was harvested three or so weeks ago. After a week or so it started to sprout a white fuzz, and I was immediately confused, as that did not meet the description for plasmodium I had expected. Today there are only a few areas of fuzz left, but the whole piece of wood was covered in this stuff.
Then when the fuzz mostly disappeared, I scanned the surface with a hand lens and saw that it had in fact sprouted a number of structures.
I just went through and took as detailed a series of photos as I could. Given the quality, I'm sad to say it took over four hours to get these results - but as a very first effort using a dissecting scope and stacking software, I'm not totally disappointed. Unfortunately, my little handbook provided no clarity in trying to identify these weird, blackberry things. I'm not even sure if they are fully matured slime molds, or some aborted version of a larger species.
Not all the specimens were stalked. If they were growing on the side of the piece of bark, they were stalked. However, there appeared to be non-stalked clumps of the blackberry like pods growing on the flatter surfaces as well.
While I was searching for these, I also caught sight of what I assume are infant versions of slime mold beetles. I include it here in support of the idea that these were mature specimens because I believe you can see the beetles inadvertently carrying around the small spore bearing structures on their rear ends as they - I suppose eat? - the white filament?!
Then I stuck these under my compound scope - which is ironically a truly introductory tool, under $150, and capable only of accurately judging general shapes, structures and measuring microscopic size. Color and minute structures are not available - and I know that may sink the ship as far as identification is concerned.
Time to be honest - I don't even know whether the things I measured above were the spores, or sacs holding more than one spore. I don't even understand whether they the same blackberry bits that can see in the less zoomed in shots above. I think I see capillitium in the above image, but I have no idea whether there are visible lime deposits, because the book I'm using is in black and white and primarily handdrawn images. The few microscopic photos are extremely blurry.
Long and short of it, I need help. Or even a hint :). But definitely I need to know where I can get a better, more comprehensive written resource to use in identifying these things as they grow. I have four more moist chambers coming along and now I'm concerned by how totally adrift I am.
Having said all that - I could not be happier to be a member of this group - and actually, the last several hours exploring this tiny piece of wood in insane detail have been some of the most exciting hours ever. Multiple times during this process I've stared agape at my computer screen amazed at some tiny, impossible thing I never could have guessed existed.
I hope this is of interest to folks - whether any answers await me - and look forward to any and all guidance. If I've left out pertinent information, just let me know. I'm sure I have - the only question is whether I am in possession of that information, or whether I myself am unable to procure it from my subject. If it's the former, I will provide it upon request, post haste. If it's the latter, I will try to get it next time.
It's always been thought that slime mould species are cosmopolitan, although there has probably not been enough research in some places (especially Australia) to confirm this. I know a couple of species, including Trichia brimsiorum and Alwisia lloydiae (type locality is my study site) have so far only been found in Australia.
I haven't ever persisted with moist chambers and have never seen P. polycephalum but I reckon Jan-Maarten is right about your 'berries'. I have read that species that appear in moist chambers are often not true to type. There are no smaller species in the Physarales that fit the description. And of course in the field there's heaps of variation in size, shape etc among fruiting bodies - even those arising from the same plasmodium. It makes identification pretty challenging sometimes.
They do look a lot like P.physarum. Actually I meant to update this last night with a mention of the species cause I found it while looking through the Audubon guide for North American fungi.
But the problem is - at least according to the book I have - the scale seems to be all off. The Audubon describes the fruiting body as being 1.5-3mm wide and 1-5mm high. These guys were all way below 1mm in all their dimensions.
Do you know whether that size range is accurate for the species? Or maybe there's a smaller species in the same genus?
Hi David, your blackberries look a lot like they might be fruiting bodies of Polycephalum Physarum, workhorse of slime mold science. I'm including a (somewhat blurry, sorry about that) picture I took of similar structures in my terrarium (the Netherlands).
Thanks for taking a look - I thought they might be fungus as well - I just don't have any framework for something that fits this bill. I'll peruse some of my more comprehensive fungal guides anyways.
Also, thanks for the links - I bookmarked the top two. I know that many slime molds are fairly cosmopolitan - do you think there would be a lot of species overlap between Tasmania and NYC?
I have also published a book called "Where the slime mould creeps - the fascinating world of myxomycetes". It's available from the NHBS in the UK.


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The most effective way to help our birds is to provide habitat as habitat loss is probably the most important factor in the decline of our songbirds (40% over the last 40 years). But we can't all do something so substantial, but we can easily and simply provide some of our birds with food or housing. Here we will talk about housing; for feeding go to this page.
Now, not all birds use birdhouses, but there are dozens of species that do. While some birds build nests on tree branches, shrubs, porches, and gutters, others seek an enclosure of sorts. These "cavity nesters" look for or, in the case of woodpeckers, create holes in wood to build nests and lay eggs. Unfortunately, there aren't enough holes to go around. That's where birdhouses (also known as nest boxes) come in. They provide valuable homes for many species of birds and a wonderful opportunity for birdwatchers to enjoy the age-old process of reproduction.
Here's what you need to know about birdhouses.
Among the birds that like a roof over their heads are bluebirds, chickadees, woodpeckers, eastern screech and barred owls, wrens, and nuthatches. Different birds prefer different sizes of the hole (or opening) as well as how high that hole is from the birdhouse floor.
If you live in the city or a populated suburb, you'll most likely want a hole no bigger than 1 1/4", which is big enough for chickadees and wrens but too small for house sparrows. House sparrows are an invasive, non-native species that can be detrimental to bluebirds, chickadees, and the like. Download our handy chart for more details.
h online and you can find birdhouses in all shapes, sizes, and colors, and made of all sorts of materials.
Birdhouses should be made of wood. Not only is wood durable, but it's porous enough to allow moisture and heat to escape during the summer, which keeps the young birds from getting too hot inside. Metal and plastic can get too hot, which can cause harm to the birds.
Do resist the urge to get creative. Birds avoid bright, unnatural colors (too obvious to predators). Instead, use natural, unpainted wood and stain the outside with a natural wood preservative such as linseed oil.
Lastly, stay away from any birdhouse with a perch. Birds don't need them and they only make it easier for predators or unwanted birds to get in.
The best time to put up a new birdhouse is in the fall or winter so that birds will have plenty of time to locate them before the breeding season. What type of bird you want to attract will determine where you place a birdhouse.
For example, bluebirds will use houses in open fields; chickadees, titmice, and nuthatches all like the open woods and edges; woodpeckers like forest openings and edges, and so on. For more details, download our nesting chart.
The type of bird may also determine whether you place your birdhouse on a pole or up in a tree. Nuthatches and woodpeckers prefer the latter. Regardless, always mount the house with the entrance hole facing slightly downward to keep wind and rain from entering. And make sure it's secured so that it does not swing or move.
Before you put up birdhouses all over your backyard, keep in mind that a general rule is to place no more than two houses per species per acre of property.
Thanks to Massachusetts Audubon for the above information. For a birdhouse and nesting chart, click here.


In the summer of 1961, NASCAR's Grand National division raced on back-to-back days - June 23rdin Hartsville, South Carolinaand a day later on June 24th at Starkey in Roanoke, Virginia. Then the teams turned south to head for Daytona Beach to run the third annual Firecracker 250 ten days later on July 4th. Well, most of them anyway.
Several GN regulars - including Elmo Langley, Wendell Scott, Richard Petty, Jim Paschal, Jim Reed and Doug Yates - continued their trek north to race in a NASCAR Eastern Late Model division race a Lincoln Speedway in New Oxford, PA on July 1st.
Though records are not clear about how qualifying went, two heat races were held to apparently set the starting order. Petty and Hoss Kagle won the two heats to put them on the front row for the 100-lap feature.
The wins by Petty and Kagle in the preliminary heats were indicative of how things would go in the main event. Kagle pursued Petty's 43 Plymouth for much of the race. With 11 laps to go, however, Kagle blew a tire and hit the pits for service.
With Kagle's late race misfortune, the King cruised the remaining laps to claim the win. Jim Paschal took over second from Kagle and stayed there. Jim Reed finished third. Langley and Scott rounded out the top five finishers.
From all I can tell the Eastern Late Model Division only ran from 1960 thru 1962, that corresponds to the end of the Short Track Late Model Series, so it seems like it was sort of a continuation. Especially since the Short Track king Jim Reed won the 1960 and 1961 championships. I know its mentioned elsewhere that this series became the K&N East Series, but really K&N East is a product of Ken Squire and some other promoters setting up a multi track (Thunder Road, Catamount Stadium, Airborne, Devil's Bowl and Sanair) series that all ran NASCAR Late Model Sportsman rules on different nights so local racers could run 5 times a week starting in 1972. Take a look at the top 20 in NASCAR Late Model Sportsman Points from the 1970's and see how many drivers there are from the north east, that shows that they ran a lot of races. For 1979 the decision was made to stop running weekly events at each track and run bigger events each week, much like the Cup series and NASCAR North was born. After the Randy Lajoie/Robbie Crouch law suits in 1985 NASCAR disappeared from the North East for a year but returned in 1987 with Busch Grand National North that would eventually become K&N East.


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RICHMOND – The Real Estate Board revoked one salesperson license at its meeting Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017. Following is a summary of the Board's action.
Copies of Final Orders are available online under "License Lookup." Fines are deposited directly into the state Literary Fund, which is used solely for public education purposes such as school construction, renovation, and teacher retirement funding.


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Merry Christmas everyone! It feels kind of odd celebrating Christmas on a Friday right? But hey I heard the holiday has been extended till Monday, so more time for grooving. Want to know where moi is hanging out this season (shss… it's a secret)…lol. Just kidding. Gonna hang with my hubby and some friends, maybe attend an all-white party, do some karaoke or go catch a movie. Speaking of which, I've got one for us to watch on Christmas day, which
is why we're having this review Thursday instead of Friday night. We're never too busy to watch a movie? We live for the movies, remember. On to the movie then. It's another franchise and a Sci fi… ready? It's the Terminator Genisys.
Terminator Genisys is the fifth release of "The Terminator" franchise, a science fiction American movie created by James Cameron starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. The central of the story being the battle of survival between the human race and Skynet, a global digital defense network which becomes self-aware and decides to wipe of the human race. Food for thought for yah canvassing for artificial intelligence. Arnold plays the T800 terminator model, a machine sent to kill the human, Sarah Connor who will give birth to the saviour of the human race, John Connor.
Schwarzenegger: Now and then
Still remember Arnold's famous line from the first terminator "I'll be back". Terminator 1 was awesome and many still consider it to be best of all the series. But I think I prefer Judgment Day mainly because of the T1000 terminator played by Robert Patrick.
The Terminator franchise comprises of The Terminator (1984), Judgment Day (1991), Rise of the Machines (2003) and Salvation (2009).
In Terminator Genisys, John Connor (Jason Clarke) leader of the human resistance sends Sgt. Kyle Reese (Jai Courtney) back to 1984 to protect Sarah Connor (Emilia Clarke) and safeguard the future… did you know Emilia Clarke is Daenerys Targaryen from Game of thrones? Yes she is!
An unexpected turn of events however creates a fractured timeline and the timeline changes when an aged Schwarzenegger T-800 is sent to protect Sarah Connor from an earlier attempt on her life when she was twelve years old and has been watching over her since. John Connor also travels back to meet up with his parents
(Sarah and Reese) but isn't quite himself after been transformed to a bizarre terminator human hybrid. So Judgment Day is postponed to an unspecified day on October 2017 and it's up to Sarah, Reese and Arnold's terminator stop it. Sounds confusing doesn't it? Well join the club. I had to watch the movie twice before I had some idea of what it was about and I'm pretty sure I have to watch it a couple more times before I really get the hang of it.
The latest of the franchise, Terminator Genisys, directed by Alan Taylor and written by Leata Kalogridis is viewed as a domestic failure in the States after ending its run with just $89.5m (not good). However it crossed over $320 million overseas for a $409 million worldwide total, becoming the first American film to cross $400 million worldwide absent a $100 million + domestic cume.
The writer/director of the first two terminators had this to say 'I feel the franchise has been reinvigorated. High praise indeed considering Cameron has distanced himself from the franchise after his classic Terminator 2: Judgment Day, saying they didn't live up to the previous movies. Critics had this to say "it's a fussed over, over glossed and self-referential screenplay". Don't ask me what that last part means. Don't know either. Other words used to describe the movie include; scattered, changing, and unwieldy. Schwarzenegger himself also joined the hub of critics with nothing positive to say when quoted to have said 'it sucked'. I think you're a bad team player Arnold for criticizing your movie so vehemently. Can't spit in the same pool you drink from right? Besides you could have turned down the script. Not like anyone forced you to act in it.
OK maybe the storyline wasn't so great and kind of confusing…. so keep watching till you understand it… lol. What have I always said about the original and sequels, people? Sequels rarely live up th.e original and some fail at it more badly than others (lips sealed). But enough badmouthing and get on the wagon. Everyone loves a Terminator movie! Terminators are kind of cool. My favourite would be the T1000, liquid metal shape shifting…. something? The way it
morphs from solid to liquid and vice versa and can take on any shape is
pretty cool. And the movie does have some great effects like when the bus somersaults on the bridge and goes over the barrier, when Sarah and Reese appear in the middle of the freeway in 2017….wonder why they have to go through the time machine naked…uh? Not to mention action packed from the beginning to the end. it's got enough perks to overlook a somewhat convoluted script. And what's more we have a Nigerian actor in the movie, Dayo Okeniyi. Yay! That's good enough for me!
So it's Terminator Genisys for the weekend people and I do hope you have fun watching. Merry Christmas once again from Jollyhood Pictures. Party safe guys, remember 2016 is just around corner. Bye
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