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Dig Your Roots (Big Machine, 2016)
Reviewed by Jeffrey B. Remz
From the ribbits and Dobro on "Smooth," the lead-off song, one might think that Florida Georgia Line is eschewing its rap rock meets country past for something completely different. While at times that is true - "Smooth" has a swampy beat - Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard haven't veered so far from what brought them to the dance.
That is evident with the title track where the thwack of drum programming from long-time producer Joey Moi meets the soulful, somewhat shiny vocals. And they throw in mandolin and pedal steel for good measure in a song that takes a more mature look at one's upbringing including God, family and fun.
FGL has been roundly criticized for being the progenitors of bro-country - the good old boy mentality of how great rural southern life is with pick-up trucks, swimming holes and hot chicks. Those sentiments remain. "Summerland" is about a perfect 10 with such memorable lines as "Saltwater skinny dip waitin' one me, it's hotter in the water, good Lord/Ain't no doubt 'bout to lay you down on a beach towel/California King style, gonna do it all night, baby." Some things don't change apparently.
Yet, FGL adapts a tamer, more introspective approach on a slew of sing-along songs. The vocals are more refined, perhaps never so more as their ultra mega hit "H.O.L.Y.," though "Lifer" is a syrupy and saccharine pop ballad. The pop bent continues on "God, Your Mama, And Me," featuring the Backstreet Boys, a good choice considering that a few too many of these songs smack far more of pop sounds than country (the closing "Heatwave").
FGL throws in a few head bobbing reggae flavored songs - "Life is a Honeymoon" with Ziggy Marley (Bob Marley is name checked in the song, but for some reason so is Hendrix) and "May We All" with Tim McGraw (and perhaps a cringe-worthy line that explains exactly where Hubbard and Kelley are coming from - "play the Travis Tritt right above the Tupac").
Florida Georgia Line, by and large, sticks with the formula that got them to where they are. Don't be persuaded by the start of "Dig Your Roots." These songs may not be as hard charging sonically, but they are overwhelmingly radio ready. The dance continues.
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As is usually the case in this particular arena, business stories are continually developing and usually at a rate of knots. Therefore, today's post catches us up with a few stories that we have looked at previously; all of these stories selected today were always going to be end up in a negative, and today's updates confirm that with news that the Carillion collapse was not what it first seemed (predictably), that Sir Philip Green is continuing his war of words with British Politicians (and one in particular), and that the retailer Toys 'R' Us failed in its attempt to save itself.
We have looked at the issue of Carillion on a number of occasions, ranging from the onset of the crisis to the collapse and subsequent call for the Pensions Regulator to much more in clawing-back some of the pension fund that was depleted by the company. Rather predictably on the back of such a large and interconnected collapse, the post-Carillion era has been littered with revelations regarding mis-management and poor performance from the company and the associated 'gatekeepers'. This weekend it was announced that a previously unpublished report detailed the fact that the company's managers 'aggressively managed' the company's balance sheet to paint a rosier picture than was actually the case; whilst regular readers of Financial Regulation Matters and, in truth, almost everyone else, will not be surprised by this revelation in the slightest, the details make for interesting reading. The report, commissioned by Carillion for its lenders, suggested that income had been brought forward and payments delayed on the balance sheet, whilst subcontractors had their payment terms quadrupled to four months, with the BBC now reporting that many of those subcontractors face the inevitable as a result – bankruptcy. Whilst Carillion bosses felt the report was 'too harsh', Frank Field MP reacted by stating that the report clearly identified 'gross failings of corporate governance and accounting'. However, whilst the internal governance mechanisms were clearly not suitable, it is interesting to note that the report was seen by interested lenders like RBS, Barclays, HSBC, Santander, and Lloyds, which suggests that the ultimate losers of the collapse – the pension holders, the supply chain, the contributors to the Pension protection Fund, and ultimately the public – were not considered at any point in the process. There is a general understanding that those 'within the circle' knew about the ever-increasing potential for Carillion's demise far in advance of it happening, though there are other arguments for widening that circle to a number of other parties. Furthermore, the plot thickens with news that Ernst & Young had suggested to the firm that they would become insolvent in March 2018 (so, just a short while out from reality) and presented a plan that would see Carillion broken up and inject over £200 million into the pension fund (it is also being reported that the Government knew of this plan, and did not put any pressure on Carillion to accept it); the result of this is a realisation within one of two fields of reasoning – either, the management at Carillion genuinely believed that they could save the company, or they did not want to dismantle it as there was still money to be extracted before it failed. Which understanding one supports is down to the faith one has in the corporate field, but the sentiments of both are valid; if they did believe they could save it, then the Government needed to do more to push for the E&Y plan to be executed to save at least some money for the pension holders. If they continued past the point of no return for personal gain, then the directors and leading managers are in breach of a number of statutory rules within the U.K., and the punishment for that should be as severe as allowed under those same statutes. One thing is certain, and that is that there are plenty more skeletons in the cupboards of Carillion.
We only covered the latest development in the so-called 'feud' between Sir Philip Green and Frank Field MP very recently, so we will not go into much detail on the ongoing 'saga' here. The post last month essentially related to the calls from Field to closely monitor the proposed sale of Arcadia to a Chinese firm if and when that transaction took place, mostly on account of Green's poor record of fulfilling his responsibilities to employees and pension holders (mostly because of the collapse of BHS). Whilst one should not be surprised at Green's inappropriate level of bravado, recent developments offer a clearer demonstration for his contempt of due process and the requirement to be a responsible business leader. Recently, Green sent a letter to the House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee, and in that letter he has called for a 'truce' to what he perceives is a long-running 'spat' between the two, stating that 'everyone is bored with this story'. Green continues by stating that there is no truth to the proposed sale to Shandong Ruyi and that 'all the Board are aware, if the company is sold, there are pensions obligations and there is a process'. Yet, rather than leaving it there, Green continues by accusing Field of building his 'press profile on the back of me', and that is it time to end the spat that Field 'so enjoys'. Finally, Green suggested to Field that he should 'go and tackle Carillion or someone else'. Field responded by stating that 'Philip Green never ceases to amaze' and that 'he doesn't know how to behave like an adult'. Yet, if we remove this back and forth, the facts of the matter present a telling picture; Green, a Billionaire who attempted to make off with the pension funds of his BHS employees and was forced to pay (just) a proportion of it back is now telling the elected official in charge of overseeing the fight against such practices that he is pursuing a 'press profile'. The arrogance and narcissism displayed by Green is obvious and predictable, but it does not excuse his incredibly poor behaviour; if ever one wanted a demonstration of why white-collar crime is rife, then this is it – the lack of penalty means that not only does it continue, but perpetrators actually attempt to engage and bully those who are tasked with representing people who cannot represent themselves. Ultimately this saga will continue, no doubt, but the acknowledgement that Green represents the darker sides of the corporate ideal need to be recognised at every turn.
Very briefly, we looked at the demise of the famous 'Toys "R" Us' brand recently, with the British segment of the business facing collapse if it could not find a buyer to save it from collapsing. Last Wednesday, the firm – and, coincidentally fellow retailer Maplin – failed in its attempts and fell into administration putting 5,500 jobs at risk between them. Part of the administration process is to attempt to bring the business back to health, although reports are suggesting that administrators are seeking to have the businesses sold as businesses, rather than breaking them down into parts to be sold. It is interesting to note that the collapse of Maplin, an electronics specialist, on the very same day paints a particularly bleak picture for the world of high-street retailers in the face of pressure from online retailers like Amazon. The Labour Party has called for the Government to work with Unions to safeguard the jobs that are at risk but, unfortunately, this seems to be a political move rather than a genuine call because, in essence, these types of firms are losing relevancy all the time in the modern marketplace – a fact demonstrated by a large number of job losses in the retail sector this year alone (and it is only March). The year-on-year losses experienced by Toys 'R' Us were a statistical representation of the reality that is coming to many a high street in this country (and many other countries) – the battle with the online marketplace is close to being lost, particularly in the niche sectors like toys or electronics. It appears, from recent developments, that spending habits in the current era will continue to re-shape the landscape that many have known for a large portion of their lives.
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import com.google.gwt.core.client.GWT;
import com.google.gwt.resources.client.ClientBundle;
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	PerunProfileResources INSTANCE = GWT.create(PerunProfileResources.class);

	interface PerunProfileCss extends CssResource {

		String app();

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Q: Is it possible to develop an app that work on Windows 8,8.1 and 10 Tablets as well as desktops? If yes What are the prerequisites for that? I want to develop an Application that can run on Windows 8,Windows 8, Windows 10  Tablets as well as Desktops. What are the prerequisites for that?
I found this answer here on SO. But it doesn't give me everything I need to know.
Also I'd like to know the following:
1) Which version of windows would be best suited for development in this case?(I currently have windows 7 installed in my system).
2) What version of the Visual Studio IDE should I use?
3) Any guide that'll help me learn and do the development efficiently? (I have worked on web development before but i'm beginner for windows app development)
The choices I make should help me carry forward a hassle free development, thanks! :)

I'm a beginner in windows App development, I've worked on web for
  quite some time and have the basic knowledge of WinForms.

A: The only way to have it work on all of those platforms would be to develop a desktop app instead of a Universal Windows App. Visual Studio Community is free and would do everything you'd need. You could look into creating WPF applications or Windows Forms applications; both are compatible with Win7 through 10, although won't run on RT based tablets (it will run on Surface Pro, and similar tablets running FULL Windows).
As far as a guide goes, there are plenty of programming books that you could study, but I would suggest using Google to your advantage when you are stuck on a problem.

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Q: Microsoft Excel: Is it possible to auto set column width based on the contents size? I have a pre-defined Excel template which i would be filling it with data using .Net C# code.
I know the size of some columns but some of them i don't know, so when i export data into the excel, the presentation doesn't look good.
This xls sheet is sent to customer. 1000's of documents generated every day like this. It's a tiresome work to every time open a newly generated excel document and change the width of the column to autofit by double clicking the column.
Is it possible in Microsoft Excel to AutoFit the size some column and not for few other columns?

A: range("a2:d2").Columns.AutoFit

You could also use something like
range("a2").CurrentRegion.Columns.AutoFit

or
range("a:d, f:g").Columns.AutoFit

A: If you want the VBA for it is:
Private Sub Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range)
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
For Each Value In Target.Columns
    Worksheets(Sh.Name).Columns(Value.Column).AutoFit
Next Value
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub

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*Go to the Developer Tab (have to turn it on via File>Options>Customise Ribbon.

*Open Visual Basic

*Select Thisworkbook

*Copy the Above VBA Code

*Paste into the VBA Window

*Close the VBA Window and the VBA editor


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Als Dreißig Tyrannen (tyranni triginta) werden in den Kaiserviten der spätantiken Historia Augusta 30 (genauer gesagt: 32) römische Usurpatoren (im spätantiken Sprachgebrauch: tyranni) bezeichnet, die sich während der Regierungszeit des Kaisers Gallienus (260–268) erhoben hatten bzw. haben sollen.

Dabei handelt es sich in der (nicht chronologischen) Textfolge um: Cyriades, Postumus, Postumus den Jüngeren, Lollianus, Victorinus, Victorinus den Jüngeren, Marius, Ingenuus, Regalianus, Aureolus, Macrianus, Macrianus den Jüngeren, Quietus, Odaenathus, Herodes, Maeonius, Ballista, Valens, Valens den Älteren (?), Piso, Aemilianus, Saturninus, Tetricus den Älteren, Tetricus den Jüngeren, Trebellianus, Herennianus (?), Timolaus (?), Celsus, Zenobia, Victoria, Titus und Censorinus.

Bei der besagten Historia Augusta handelt es sich um eine sehr problematische Quelle, ganz besonders was die Kaiserviten für die Reichskrise des 3. Jahrhunderts betrifft, in die zahlreiche fiktive Elemente eingeflochten wurden. Der Wahrheitsgehalt vieler Aussagen kann daher für den genannten Zeitraum nicht immer mit letzter Sicherheit bestimmt werden. Die moderne Forschung konnte nachweisen, dass die meisten Viten der so genannten "dreißig Tyrannen" ganz (wie die des angeblichen Gegenkaisers Censorinus) oder doch wenigstens größtenteils erfunden sind, wobei teils sogar nicht nur der Lebenslauf, sondern auch die Namen reine Fiktion sind.

Der anonyme Verfasser der Historia Augusta bemühte sich offenbar, die Herrschaft des Gallienus so düster wie möglich zu schildern, die Bezeichnung dreißig Tyrannen spielt wohl auf die Herrschaft der Dreißig in Athen im späten 5. Jahrhundert v. Chr. an. Mit seiner negativen Darstellung des Gallienus lag er auf einer Linie mit anderen lateinischen senatorischen Geschichtsschreibern, die ihre Informationen wahrscheinlich aus der Enmannschen Kaisergeschichte schöpften; im Gegensatz dazu schneidet der Kaiser bei den griechischen Geschichtsschreibern vorteilhafter ab. Der anonyme Autor der Historia Augusta verfuhr sehr großzügig und rechnete auch Gegenkaiser zu den dreißig Tyrannen, die kurz vor oder nach Gallienus die Macht ergriffen.

Literatur
 Hartwin Brandt: Facts and Fictions – die Historia Augusta und das 3. Jahrhundert. In: Klaus-Peter Johne und andere (Herausgeber): Deleto paene imperio Romano. Transformationsprozesse des Römischen Reiches und ihre Rezeption in der Neuzeit. Stuttgart 2006, S. 11–23.
 Klaus-Peter Johne: Die Biographie des Gegenkaisers Censorinus. Ein Beitrag zur sozialen Herkunft der Historia Augusta. In: Bonner Historia-Augusta-Colloquium 1972/1974. Herausgegeben von Andreas Alföldi und Johannes Straub, Bonn 1976, S. 131–142.
 Giuseppe Zecchini: I Tyranni Triginta. In: Atti dei Convegni Internazionali sulla "Historia Augusta" 1994. Bari 1997, S. 265ff.

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As-yet-unannounced project to join Umineko no Naku Koro ni on studio's TV slate
A staffer from the Frontier Works production and distribution company revealed in a March 4 blog entry that his company is planning an unannounced bishōjo anime for television this summer. The company held an internal meeting about the project. The project already has a key visual image, and the Frontier Works staffer teased a mosaic version of the image on the blog. The staffer added that the Frontier Works home page and other sources will announce the project soon, and asked for the fans' patience and patronage.
In addition to this new television anime project, Frontier Works is also planning to push a television anime adaptation of Ryukishi07 / 07th Expansion 's Umineko no Naku Koro ni ( When They Cry - Seagulls) mystery suspense dōjin game this summer. In ASCII Media Works ' Dengeki G's Magazine in January, Frontier Works reported that it was developing an anime adaptation of a big hit PC game. In the past, Frontier Works worked on the Air movie, Fate/stay night , ToHeart2 adplus , and Utawarerumono .
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16.56pm Another change buried in the PBR small print - some people are likely to pay more for lunch in their work canteens from April 2011, when employees…


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WND's Election Conspiracy-Mongering, Part 6
Mr. President, your time is now. There is no tomorrow. Winning again in 2024 is not going to happen. You have to win now – for you, for your legacy, for the 74 million voters you love, for America, for American exceptionalism, for capitalism. There is no tomorrow. If you don't win now, there is no chance for you in 2024, for two reasons:
First, because Democrats cheated and stole this election, without punishment (so far). If they get away with rigging and stealing this election, it's all over for Republicans forevermore. They stole the election with you in charge. Who's going to stop them when they're in charge? That's like letting the wolf guard the hen house. It's only going to get worse.
Second, the 2024 election will not matter, simply because America won't exist in 2024 – not the America we know now. Democrats will destroy that America. Trust me, this will be a foreign country by 2024.
-- Wayne Allyn Root, Dec. 28 WorldNetDaily column
Democrats remain confident that they have pulled off a heist, which continues for the upcoming special election in Georgia on Jan. 5. Yesterday an Obama-appointed federal judge blocked a cleaning of the election rolls of improper voters prior to that election of new senators.
Georgia officials have sent warning letters to thousands of people who have improperly obtained mail-in ballots despite not residing in Georgia. The letters are destined for the trash can, as Republicans almost never really prosecute anyone for election fraud, particularly out-of-staters.
In Wisconsin, tens of thousands of votes should be disqualified due to fraudulent representations of confinement. A quarter-million people in Wisconsin were registered under a claim of indefinite confinement, not all of which were valid.
Lame duck Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., was reelected in 2016 on the coattails of Donald Trump, who garnered more votes than Toomey there. Toomey announced at age only 58 that he will leave the Senate for undisclosed, probably lucrative opportunities rather than fight to hold his GOP seat, while continuing to be ungrateful to Trump.
Like a bank president who looks the other way while his bank processes unverified signatures on checks, some Republican senators deny awareness of election fraud. But under the 12th Amendment, such weak-kneed senators do not certify the votes.
Senate President Pence alone has the constitutional authority to recognize Electoral College votes. Pence should decline to recognize the Biden votes from the states tainted by fraud and having rival slates.
-- Andy Schlafly, Dec. 29 WND column
The execution and aftermath of the 2020 election are nothing short of shameful. At this writing – nearly two months after the election on Nov. 3 – the public still does not have satisfactory answers about what took place during the counting of ballots on election night and the days immediately following. We clearly do not really know why counting suddenly stopped or paused in multiple battleground states on election night (unprecedented in the history of the country), or why the excuses that were offered at the time (for example, that a pipe had burst at the State Farm Center in Atlanta) were subsequently proven false.
Hundreds of witnesses have given sworn statements and testimony under oath, and the public has seen videos of behavior that is suspicious, to say the least. There are statistical anomalies – some say impossibilities – for example, that 100% of the votes that magically appeared in the middle of the night in Michigan and Wisconsin, after official vote counting had allegedly stopped, went for Joe Biden. Or how Biden managed to get more than 81 million votes despite losing Florida, Texas and Ohio, and taking only 527 of 3,113 counties, while former President Barack Obama won Florida and Ohio and took 875 counties.
-- Laura Hollis, Dec. 31 WND column
Biden could concede the election, claim he was doing it for the good of the nation (which would be true), because he had no idea of how dirty the election was (likely untrue). If Biden has already conceded, and Trump has that in his pocket, I would expect that Biden worked out a deal with prosecutors to help take down some really big, smelly fish in government and the corporate world. Who better to know the swamp than someone who has been swimming in it his entire career?
If the Biden concession were announced on Jan. 6, that would free Trump politically to invoke the Insurrection Act against the states that have acted in concert with foreign entities like the Chicoms (and many others). Such a roundup would mean the arrests of many corrupt state and financial actors in or connected to these battleground states. It would also include whatever actors Biden fingered as part of escaping a prison sentence.
A dirty election is a dirty election; a coordinated dirty election across multiple states with or without foreign assistance is an insurrection, subject to the use of military force against the plotters, without the permission of the states involved. I would also expect massive asset seizures against the plotters and financiers (read Executive Order 13848).
If President Trump were to invoke Article II, Section 4, he could certainly remove the existing state governments, set up a temporary government and schedule new elections in the fraud-prone, COVID-obsessed states. In some ways, I like this option better.
-- Craige McMillan, Jan. 1 WND column
Regardless of the political landscape at nightfall on Jan. 6, America's second revolution begins now, as the MAGA tribes begin their journey to Washington, D.C., at the request of our own Gen. George Washington, Donald J. Trump. While we faithful MAGA millions still have hope for a last minute turnaround in the Marxists self-driven "tide of history," the revolution does not depend upon that outcome. WE THE PEOPLE – the real Americans – are "mad as hell, and we're not going to take it anymore." Whether we are privileged to physically gather together with our peers on the National Mall or are forced by circumstances to be there only in spirit, we are united in patriotic zeal at a level not seen since the emperor of Japan bombed Pearl Harbor.
We've suffered our own Pearl Harbor – an attack on our constitution and liberty that has unfolded in slow motion over the past four years, culminating in the Great Cockroach Reveal of the 2020 Election, when the tenacity and resolve of our president to prevent this nation from being stolen by Communist China and its captured elite stooges here at home switched on a spotlight exposing the full extent of their duplicity and corruption. Politically speaking, the sheep have been divided from the goats, the wheat from the tares, and the righteous from the wicked.
There is no peaceful resolution of this crisis. There is no short-term "return to normal." There is only a season of warfare of some kind – perhaps bloody, hopefully not – and then the restructuring of our government and culture through the active purging of the losing side from the seats of power – again, perhaps bloody, hopefully not.
If the Biden Theft of the Presidency is consummated, it is undoubtedly the left's intentions to see that WE THE PEOPLE be purged, and the long history of similar Marxist takeovers suggests it will be a very bloody campaign.
-- Scott Lively, Jan. 4 WND column
Back in the day, Richie may have been the greatest and most prolific horse-race fixer in history. He fixed over 1,000 horse races in 11 years at every racetrack in California, bribing over 100 jockeys. Eventually, he was convicted and served time in prison.
That was 25 years ago. Today, Richie is one of the good guys and a respected member of his community, as well as a noted philanthropist. But Richie still has his street smarts – something no one in Washington, D.C., has. For over 50 years, he witnessed the smartest and sharpest scammers and cheaters in the gambling world. No one can spot a scam like Richie. My buddy has a Ph.D. in the Art of the Steal.
Richie watched and studied the 2020 presidential election. He calls it "the greatest scam and steal in world history." He says anyone who denies this election was stolen is a criminal who was in on the scam, a bribed politician or bureaucrat who benefits from the scam, or a completely naive moron.
What does the world's greatest horse-race fixer believe happened on election night? Richie says it's clear that President Donald Trump won in a landslide in key battleground states, so big that Democrats had to move quickly to plan B and bring in reinforcements – vans, U.S. Postal Service trucks, even planes filled with fake ballots, in the wee hours of the morning, with no GOP witnesses watching.
The millions of fake ballots reportedly cast for Joe Biden weren't enough. Democratic scammers had to call a timeout and obviously brought in millions of additional fake ballots to erase Trump's massive lead.
In a coordinated conspiracy so easy to see – Richie calls it "amateur hour" – five states clearly agreed at the same time to pause or stop counting votes, thereby buying themselves time to have millions of additional fake ballots filled out, trucked in or, in some cases, flown into nearby airports.
In the case of Georgia, there are accusations of scammers faking that a pipe burst and caused a flood, during which they rolled out suitcases filled with ballots, all of which was caught on video.
Any idiot who isn't blind can see what happened, says Richie. It was as if a brazen gang of 50 carrying AK-47s and not wearing face coverings robbed five banks at the exact same time, showed their IDs on the way out the door and then got a blind eye turned by every FBI agent and every judge. Maybe people are in denial. Maybe the D.C. swamp got to them. Maybe they're in on the scam. A lot of respectable people in power must be getting filthy rich on this scam, says Richie.
-- Wayne Allyn Root, Jan. 4 WND column
The suggestion by a few Republican House members that they should stand down and allow certification of a fraudulent election would be an abdication of their duty under the Constitution. It would be wrong to embrace and allow wrongdoing by a handful of state officials, who violated the election laws enacted by their legislatures.
In Georgia, Pennsylvania and elsewhere, there was no signature verification of millions of mailed-in ballots as required by laws there. If the laws had been applied as written, then President Trump won those states and enough elsewhere to prevail in the Electoral College.
The House, voting by state, should make its own determination that the Electoral Count Act is unconstitutional in diluting the authority of the House. The Constitution is clear: The House selects the next president when there is election failure.
In our constitutional republic, our elected representatives can and should vote to protect the integrity of the selection of our next president. That will establish a necessary precedent that fraud never be allowed to steal a presidential election.
-- Andy Schlafly, Jan. 5 WND column
(Previously: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5.)
Updated: Thursday, January 14, 2021 1:24 PM EST