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Newsletter #18: Clegg's conference speech
Welcome to a special post-conference edition of my Liberal Democrats newsletter, featuring Nick Clegg's speech to party conference.
In this newsletter:
The health debate
Nick Clegg's speech
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The big event of conference was this morning's debate on the Health and Social Care Bill. By a close margin (314-270), conference voted against a call for the party's peers to support the Bill at its Third Reading. The clear will of conference was that it does not like the Bill.
However, there was an intriguing post-result twist with one of the key rebels, Evan Harris, holding out an olive branch:
Although many wish to see no bill at all – for good reason – a significant number would support a bill which was amended to comply with what the the Sheffield conference called for last year, so that the bill is more in line with the Coalition Agreement. Most Liberal Democrats are appalled that the Government is defying the Information Commissioner and the appeal tribunal over the Risk Register.
The requirements from March have been published and it is time for Liberal Democrat ministers to engage with what we have called for.
The party will not stand for its views to be ignored as we have supported the Coalition and Coalition Agreement but can not this bill in this form.
You can read a more detailed account of the debate here and its implications here.
No mentions of alarm clocks. (Just. One mention of "alarm".) No mention of community politics. One direct "thank you" to Chris Huhne for his environmental work (missing from the press released version). No mention of the top tax rate but plenty of mentions of the £10,000 income tax allowance. 33 mentions of liberal. Two mentions of gay marriage. A one-all score draw for mentions of Mill, Gladstone, Lloyd George and Grimond.
Nick Clegg's closing speech to the party's spring conference in Gateshead set out not only to remind party activists of the liberal causes such as civil liberties which motivate so many but also to package up what the party is doing in government into a simple message: making Britain more liberal.
A long-term struggle, against many enemies, but one on which the party the party is winning:
[We are] a one nation party of the radical centre, representing all regions and nations. Seeing not what divides us – but what unites us. Sound on the economy, passionate about fairness: doing the right thing and battling vested interests. Challenging the status quo…
Stronger. Fairer. Greener. Freer. A more liberal Britain with every passing year: that's the prize.
On the liberal theme, the Deputy Prime Minister took a particular swipe at the BNP:
Let's also fight for liberalism in London where just one more Liberal Democrat member of the Assembly would ensure the BNP gets kicked off. What a great moment for British tolerance that would be.
Let's wipe away the ugly face of racism and reaction. I call on all Londoners – vote for Brian Paddick, vote Liberal Democrat and kick out the BNP bigots.
Following this morning's NHS debate, there was a brief reference to the NHS:
NHS reform. Controversial, yes. Difficult, yes. But the value of coalition has been proven because this is a coalition Government. The health bill was stopped in its tracks and rewritten because this is a coalition Government. Competition will be the servant of health care, not the master because this is a coalition government. This is a bill for patients not profits. It is not a Liberal Democrat health bill but it is a better bill because of the Liberal Democrats, a better bill because of you. A better bill because of Shirley Williams – Shirley: thank you.
Nick Clegg also took a pop at some Conservative coalition colleagues over welfare reform:
Benefits for the unemployed were protected …. Not everyone agreed with me on this, if you believed some of the stories. You would think these benefits are unlimited handouts for so-called "scroungers''. But these are benefits for ordinary people. Many of them laid-off through no fault of their own and who strive to get back into work.
The speech was well-received in the hall at a high profile, high tension time. With more Health and Social Care Bill votes in Parliament and with the Budget just round the corner, events will soon overtake the speech. But for the job it needed to do, it did it well – reminding party activists of what motivates them and the prizes at stake.
And on my regular theme of the party's need to look forward, Clegg was spot on:
In 2015 we won't be looking back, asking people to thank us for what we have done. We will be looking forwards and asking for their support for what we can do together in the future.
Here is Nick Clegg's speech in full:
This year will show the best of Britain. The Olympics and the Diamond Jubilee, a nation proud of our past, but with our face to the future. A nation that treasures liberty, honours hard work and values fair play and fair chances. That is the character of our country: strong, confident, united.
And our character as a nation is being tested, because even in this year of celebration families are under pressure, worrying about paying their bills, about keeping their jobs, about the future.
The road to full recovery for our economy will be long, and it will be hard. Anybody who says there is a quick or easy way out is kidding themselves. So the Coalition Government is working hard to clean up after the financial storm of 2008. Sweeping up Labour's mess and keeping our economy safe.
At times like these, we must pull together. Not let ourselves be pulled apart. Pull together as one nation. A liberal nation because that is the spirit of Britain.
Some people think there is something slightly un-British about liberalism. But this country, our country, is the home of liberty. And we Liberal Democrats are heirs to the great, British liberal cause. I am proud that now, in this Coalition Government, Liberal Democrats are repairing Labour's industrial-scale destruction of liberty.
Reversing 28 days of detention without trial, destroying the DNA records of innocent people held by the state, ending the illiberal nonsense of ID cards.
British liberties restored by British liberals.
Before 2015, because of us there will be:
the first gay marriage – and an end to child detention,
the first bank levy – an end to huge tax loopholes for the rich,
the first elections to House of Lords – an end to Control Orders,
the first coalition government in our lifetimes,
and an end to the myth that Liberal Democrats can't govern.
We are governing to fix our economy. We are governing to fight for fairness. We are in government – and we are on your side.
So yes, these are hard times. But this will be a good year for a great nation. A good year for Britain.
But let me tell you, this will be a good year for British liberalism too.
Our biggest challenge is to rescue our economy. We need to sort out the financial mess Labour left us. But we need economic reform too. We need a new economy that serves not one square mile, but one nation. Not creative accounting, but creative industries. Not the City, but all our cities. Healing the divide between North and South. That's why our Regional Growth Fund – that Ian Wrigglesworth has helped to lead – is investing £2.4 billion. Creating more than 300 hundred thousand jobs in the areas that need them most.
And we will bring sanity and responsibility to our banking sector. That's why we've put up the bank levy. And why we are protecting high street banks from risky investments.
We will free our cities. That's why we are striking deals with our biggest cities. Sheffield and Manchester. Liverpool and Leeds. Bristol and Birmingham. Nottingham and Newcastle.
Giving all of these great cities new powers and new opportunities, to be the engines of growth again.
And we will rebalance power in the workplace. That's why I want us to build a 'John Lewis' economy, where workers have a real stake. Not capital versus labour, bosses versus workers but modern enterprises built on shared endeavour and shared profit.
An old liberal idea to build a new liberal economy.
And a sustainable economy, one that protects the environment. Tackling climate change, green jobs for the future, green apprenticeships and a Green Deal to cut energy bills.
Some say we have to choose between boosting growth and being green. What a load of rubbish. Going for growth means going green. The race is on to lead the world in clean energy. The new economic powerhouses – China, India, Brazil – are competing.
So the choice for the UK is simple: wake up, or end up playing catch up. Going green is not a luxury for the good times. It is the best road out of the bad times.
Our party is the green party of government. We have always been a green party. And let me tell you this: we always will be a green party because we need an economy fit for the future to pull us out of this economic downturn.
And in these hard times, we have to look out for each other. That's why I fought so hard for benefits to be increased fully in line with inflation. The biggest cash rise ever in the basic state pension because we promised to look after pensioners. And we will.
Benefits for the unemployed were protected, too. Not everyone agreed with me on this, if you believed some of the stories. You would think these benefits are unlimited handouts for so-called "scroungers''. But these are benefits for ordinary people. Many of them laid-off through no fault of their own and who strive to get back into work.
Most people who claim Job Seekers Allowance are off benefits within three months. They don't all sit there waiting for the next welfare cheque. That is a dangerous myth, that dishonours those down on their luck.
A friend of mine recently shared his memories of his father becoming unemployed. His Dad signed on but every day, he set the alarm for the same time as he had done for his job. He got up, shaved, put on a shirt and tie and sat at the kitchen table, working to get a job. And my friend said: "I've never been more proud of my Dad".
So let's never forget. Unemployment benefits are benefits for people who fall on hard times and hard times are not the moment to slash them. But if you are on benefit, you owe it to the nation, to yourself, and to your family to strain every sinew to find a job. To get up every day, just like my friend's Dad at the kitchen table and work at finding a job.
That's why I am such strong supporter of the basic idea driving the Coalition's welfare reforms to make work pay, boost independence and give real help finding a job rather than leaving people stuck on the dole, enslaved by poverty.
That is why, in a few weeks time, I will be launching the new Youth Contract. A Liberal Democrat drive for youth jobs: 20,000 more apprenticeships, 160,000 new jobs and 250,000 work experience places. A £1 billion scheme to get every jobless youngster earning or learning, getting all our young people earning or learning.
Because no matter how hard things may be we will never, ever leave our young people behind.
That includes encouraging work experience. There's been some controversy about this policy but I make no apology for it because we are doing the right thing. Labour's benefit rules actually penalised unemployed youngsters for getting work experience. So thousands of them ended up on the sofa, glued to the TV, cut off from the world of work, wasting time and losing hope. Our policy means young people can get up and get on, keep their skills alive, keep up the habits of a working life and improve their chance of landing a job.
Because let me tell you this: there is nothing liberal about leaving our young people to waste away on the dole.
So: we all have a part to play, a duty to the nation, and this duty is greatest of all for those with the greatest means. Those with the broadest shoulders should carry the heaviest burden – that is basic justice, Liberal justice. But that is not how it feels today.
Too often, rather than paying their dues the wealthy pay their accountants to get them out of it. Avoiding tax, minimising the amount they have to contribute – that's the name of their game. Boasting about the latest wheeze for moving an asset here, a property there and a loophole everywhere. All to make the tax bill lower.
Let me tell you, few things make me angrier as the unemployed struggle to find work, as ordinary families struggle to make ends meet, as young people struggle to get on the housing ladder: the sight of the wealthiest scheming to keep their tax bill down to the bare minimum is frankly disgraceful. Multimillionaires avoiding tax by moving their money around.
So: we will call time on the tycoon tax dodgers and make sure everyone pays a fair level of tax. We've already raised capital gains tax, cut tax reliefs for the wealthiest, clamped down on tax avoidance at the top and we will go further because the Liberal Democrats have a crystal clear approach.
A philosophy of tax as old as our party, described by Mill, pursued by Gladstone, implemented by Lloyd George: tax wealth, not wages. That is why we will raise the income tax threshold to £10,000.
A radical tax policy. Our tax policy.
From next month, 25 million people will have more money in their pocket and over a million low-paid workers will have stopped paying income tax altogether. Just think about that for a moment: a million more workers with no tax bill because of us, because of you.
That's what it means to be a Liberal Democrat: real tax cuts at a time of real need. But we have to do more. That is why the Budget in ten days time and must offer concrete help to hard-pressed, hard-working families: a big increase in the income tax threshold, further and faster towards £10,000.
Help we promised, help we must deliver in Government, today.
I want the Budget to show how we are anchoring this Government in the centre ground. Credible – but fair. The last Labour budgets led our nation to the economic precipice. Fantasy budgets issued by a party in denial – out of ideas – and abdicating responsibility.
This month's Coalition budget will show the determination of both parties in Government to repair the public finances. Keep our economy safe and help working families.
The last big tax-cutting budget was in 1988. Nigel Lawson cut billions from the tax bills of the highest-paid workers: a budget for the few, not for the many. But this year's Coalition Budget must be a budget for fairness – not an 80s Lawson budget but a modern liberal budget.
Because we need a tax system for a nation pulling together: not being pulled apart. More important now than ever, when the forces of division are so strong. In dark economic times, people can turn inwards, close their doors, look for scapegoats. Fear can breed resentment and division: divisions between north and south between the nations of the UK, between different races or religions, between rich and poor, between the generations. Britain has a proud record of diversity and tolerance but we cannot be complacent. When the economy weakens, prejudice can breed.
So let's fight it, in every corner of our nation.
We are bringing forward proposals for gay marriage, already provoking debate. Let me just say, if you are a young gay person, your freedom to love who you choose is a fundamental right in a liberal society – and you will always have our support.
And let me also say a word or two about Scotland. I want the Scottish people to have much more power for over Scottish affairs. The Liberal Democrats are, after all, the party of home rule. But I also know that, as nations in a United Kingdom, we are better together than we would be apart: richer, safer and stronger.
Alex Salmond wants to break up the nations of the United Kingdom. I want to keep them together. He says this is a time for division – I say it is a time for unity. He wants to split us apart – I want us to pull together.
It is our job, as liberals, to fight against the forces of division. Fight for our vision of an optimistic, open and tolerant nation: a nation confident enough to face outwards to the world. Arguing, as I will be, at the Rio+20 Summit for green growth to create jobs, engaging with emerging nations to drive free trade, supporting President Obama's drive, in Korea this year to keep nuclear material out of the hands of terrorists and becoming the first major economy to hit the UN's 0.7 per cent target for foreign aid.
Real help for the poorest in the world, promised by us and the Conservatives in opposition – delivered by us together in government. This is a time that demands a better politics. A politics of the national interest.
That's why I am proud of this Coalition Government. We have shown that two parties, two very different parties, can govern together. Never again will the political Luddites be able to say that coalitions don't work. Coalition is working, it is has been tested and it has passed the test.
Take NHS reform. Controversial, yes. Difficult, yes. But the value of coalition has been proven because this is a coalition Government. The health bill was stopped in its tracks and rewritten because this is a coalition Government. Competition will be the servant of health care, not the master because this is a coalition government.
This is a bill for patients not profits. It is not a Liberal Democrat health bill but it is a better bill because of the Liberal Democrats, a better bill because of you. A better bill because of Shirley Williams – Shirley: thank you.
So: I am proud of how Coalition is working but I am even more proud of us, of you. The Liberal Democrats are once again a truly national party of government. The only party of the centre ground, not of the left or right, of north or south, rich or poor but doing the right thing for the whole nation.
The other parties are bound and gagged by vested interests. We are not. The other parties are hemmed into certain parts of the country. Look at the electoral map: blue seats in the south, red ones in the north. Look at where the money comes from: trade unions on one side, City financiers on the other. That is why we can say today: the Liberal Democrats are the only true one nation party.
A one nation party of the radical centre, representing all regions and nations. Seeing not what divides us – but what unites us. Sound on the economy, passionate about fairness: doing the right thing and battling vested interests. Challenging the status quo.
For this is the timeless liberal mission: taking on the establishment when it fails the people. A more urgent challenge today than for generations because the old establishment has failed.
The two square miles – the City and Westminster have failed. Failed the ordinary people of this country and must not be allowed to fail them again. Now that we're in Government, people might ask if we can still be the party that challenges the establishment. The answer to that is an emphatic yes.
I may be Deputy Prime Minister but let me tell you: I am as much of a radical as ever.
Jo Grimond decried the conservatives of all parties, those who he said showed a 'sentiment in favour of things as they are'.
Things as they are means an economy for executives not ordinary workers.
Things as they are means a bank system that bankrupts our economy.
Things as they are means life chances being crushed by the fortunes of birth.
Things as they are means a tax system that hurts ordinary working families.
Things are they are means a House of Lords stuffed with machine politicians.
Things as they are means political parties kow-towing to media moguls.
Things as they are just won't do any more.
And we are in politics to change them. We are the pioneers of British politics: our eyes on the horizon. By 2015, we will have done a lot but we will have plenty left to do.
Take education – a touchstone issue for this party. We will have changed the landscape by the end of this parliament, spending £2.5 billion a year on our pupil premium to strengthen our schools and create new opportunities for our children.
But that is just the beginning.
So I want our ambitions for education to be at the very heart of our manifesto in 2015. Education that delivers on the liberal promise: that every child can go as far as their talent will take them. That is what we Liberal Democrats will fight for.
So: 2015 is not the destination. 2015 is a staging post. This country will be a more liberal nation but we will just be beginning to tackle the deep problems that cramp the lives of our citizens and hobble our economy.
Because let me tell you this: in 2015 we won't be looking back, asking people to thank us for what we have done. We will be looking forwards and asking for their support for what we can do together in the future.
We won't have finished the job in 2015. We will just be getting started, just getting started on making this nation. Stronger. Fairer. Greener. Freer.
A more liberal Britain with every passing year: that's the prize.
Let's get out there and fight for it.
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Shows in stock for me.
i just thought I'd add this little tid bit to the discussion (such as it is). I've been religiously checking GetOlympus every morning in hopes of picking up a Refurb 75/1.8. Finally on May28, I got lucky. (of so I thought) it showed up listed as in stock. I quickly ordered it and then sat back to wait for it. Checked my account and it showed the order complete, and shipping as ground. No tracking info though, so finally I called today to check its tracking. i didn't want it to show up with signature required and not be home, Well, not to worry. It hasn't shipped and as a mater of fact, they don't even have it in stock. No explanation, Basically told me they can't ship something they don't have but they'd be happy to cancel my order. Nice!


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I first watched Malcolm In The Middle as a 13-year-old and I was immediately hooked. It was like watching my family. Yeah, we're pretty dysfunctional. What I really mean is that I'm the middle child in my family, and I have a younger brother who is really similar in age to me. The only difference is I probably identified with Reece, while my brother was more Malcolm. In school, he was even put into an advanced overachieving geek-face class.
So what's changed in the intervening years? He's pretty much just grown some facial hair. He almost looks exactly the same. Frankie's life has been written about quite a lot since Malcolm In The Middle ended. He went on to race cars, and suffer two strokes, all before becoming 30 years of age.
Oh Justin, why did you get rid of the frosted tips? If they're good enough for Guy Fieri, then they're good enough for you, bro. Justin hasn't been in front of the camera since the show ended, actually preferring to be a producer and director instead.
Oh my god, he used to be so cute. These days he's all fully grown, and not so cute. He's pretty much gone off the grid since Malcolm ended, and only has one acting credit to his name (a film from 2010). Where are you, Dewey? We miss you.
Wow, the actor who played Lois actually still looks great! We're not big fans of the haircut, but she's got it!
What the hell! Stevie doesn't need a wheelchair anymore. That's amazing! Also, he's become a bit attractive, hasn't he?
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Apparently Bryan Cranston now goes by some new name. Something German sounding. Heisen something? Oh well.
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Q: Python Compare local and remote file MD5 Hash I am trying to compare Local and remote file MD5 hash (the same file i copy/paste in my wamp "www" directory), but I don't understand why the "checksums" are not corresponding...
Here's the checksum code:
#-*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import hashlib
import requests

def md5Checksum(filePath,url):
    if url==None:
        with open(filePath, 'rb') as fh:
            m = hashlib.md5()
            while True:
                data = fh.read(8192)
                if not data:
                    break
                m.update(data)
            return m.hexdigest()
    else:
        r = requests.get(url, stream=True)
        m = hashlib.md5()
        for line in r.iter_lines():
            m.update(line)
        return m.hexdigest()

print "checksum_local :",md5Checksum("projectg715gb.pak",None)
print "checksum_remote :",md5Checksum(None,"http://testpangya.ddns.net/projectg715gb.pak")

And I am suprised to get this output :
checksum_local : 9d33806fdebcb91c3d7bfee7cfbe4ad7
checksum_remote : a13aaeb99eb020a0bc8247685c274e7d

The size of "projectg715gb.pak" is 14.7Mb
But if I try with a text file (size 1Kb) :
print "checksum_local :",md5Checksum("toto.txt",None)
print "checksum_remote :",md5Checksum(None,"http://testpangya.ddns.net/toto.txt")

Then it works oO I get this output :
checksum_local : f71dbe52628a3f83a77ab494817525c6
checksum_remote : f71dbe52628a3f83a77ab494817525c6

I am new to comparing MD5 hash so be nice please ^^' I might have done some big mistake, I don't understand why it doesn't work on big files, if someone could give me a hint, it would be super nice!
However thanks for reading and helping !

A: So thanks to helpers here's the final code working :
#-*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import hashlib
import requests

def md5Checksum(filePath,url):
    m = hashlib.md5()
    if url==None:
        with open(filePath, 'rb') as fh:
            m = hashlib.md5()
            while True:
                data = fh.read(8192)
                if not data:
                    break
                m.update(data)
            return m.hexdigest()
    else:
        r = requests.get(url)
        for data in r.iter_content(8192):
             m.update(data)
        return m.hexdigest()

print "checksum_local :",md5Checksum("projectg715gb.pak",None)
print "checksum_remote :",md5Checksum(None,"http://testpangya.ddns.net/projectg715gb.pak")

A: Ok looks like i found a solution so i will post it here :)
First you need to edit an .htaccess file to the directory where your files are on your server.
Content of the .htaccess file :
ContentDigest On

Now that you have set up this the server should send Content-MD5 data in HTTP header.
It will result in something like :
'Content-MD5': '7dVTxeHRktvI0Wh/7/4ZOQ=='

Ok now let see Python part, so i modified my code to be able to compare this HTTP header data and local md5 Checksum.
#-*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import hashlib
import requests
import base64

def md5Checksum(filePath,url):
    m = hashlib.md5()
    if url==None:
        with open(filePath, u'rb') as fh:
            m = hashlib.md5()
            while True:
                data = fh.read(8192)
                if not data:
                    break
                m.update(data)
            #Get BASE 64 Local File md5
            return base64.b64encode(m.digest()).decode('ascii')#Encode MD5 digest to BASE 64

    else:
        #Get BASE 64 Remote File md5
        r = requests.head(url) #You read HTTP Header here
        return r.headers['Content-MD5'] #Take only Content-MD5 string

def compare():
    local = md5Checksum("projectg502th.pak.zip",None)
    remote = md5Checksum(None,"http://127.0.0.1/md5/projectg502th.pak.zip")

    if local == remote :
        print("The soft don't download the file")
    else:
        print("The soft download the file")

print ("checksum_local :",md5Checksum("projectg_ziinf.pak.zip",None))
print ("checksum_remote : ",md5Checksum(None,"http://127.0.0.1/md5/projectg_ziinf.pak.zip"))

compare()

Output :
checksum_local : 7dVTxeHRktvI0Wh/7/4ZOQ==
checksum_remote : 7dVTxeHRktvI0Wh/7/4ZOQ==
The soft don't download the file

I hope this will help ;)

A: Thanks for posting your solution https://stackoverflow.com/users/7495742/framb-axa
Was super helpful for my issue.
I slightly revised the md5 part and print statements for python3 and swapped them to use sha256 for my use and it works awesome for my needs to download/check a local and remote sqlite DB for an app i built.  Leaving code here as well in as a reference for anyone else who might stumble on this post as well.
import hashlib
import requests

# current release version url
current_release_url = 'https://somedomain.here/current_release.txt'
current_release_notes_url = 'https://somedomain.here/current_release_notes.txt'

# current database release  version url
current_db_release_url = 'https://somedomain.here/current_db_release.txt'
current_db_release_notes_url = 'https://somedomain.here/current_db_release_notes.txt'
current_db_release_notes_hash_url = 'https://somedomain.here/current_db_release_hash.txt'
current_db_release = ''
wizard_db_version = ''

# Default commands DB url
wizard_cmd_db_url = 'https://somedomain.here/sqlite.db'

wizard_cmd_db = 'some/path'

checksum_local = ''
checksum_remote = ''
checksum_remote_hash = ''
checksum_status = ''

def download_cmd_db():
    try:
        print('Downloading database update version: ' + str(current_db_release))
        url = wizard_cmd_db_url
        r = requests.get(url)
        with open(wizard_cmd_db, 'wb') as f:
            f.write(r.content)

        # Retrieve HTTP meta-data
        print(r.status_code)
        # print(r.headers['content-type'])
        # print(r.encoding)
        settings.setValue('wizard_db_version', current_db_release)
        print('Database downloaded to:' + str(wizard_cmd_db))
    except:
        print('Commands Database download failed.... ;( ')

def sha256_checksum(filepath, url):
    m = hashlib.sha256()
    if url is None:
        with open(filepath, 'rb') as fh:
            m = hashlib.sha256()
            while True:
                data = fh.read(8192)
                if not data:
                    break
                m.update(data)
            return m.hexdigest()
    else:
        r = requests.get(url)
        for data in r.iter_content(8192):
            m.update(data)
        return m.hexdigest()

def wizard_db_hash_check():
    global checksum_local, checksum_remote, checksum_status
    try:
        checksum_local = sha256_checksum(wizard_cmd_db, None)
        checksum_remote = sha256_checksum(None, wizard_cmd_db_url)
        print("checksum_local : " + checksum_local)
        print("checksum_remote: " + checksum_remote)
        print("checksum_remote_hash: " + checksum_remote_hash)

        if checksum_local == checksum_remote_hash:
            print('Hash Check passed')
            checksum_status = True
        else:
            print('Hash Check Failed')
            checksum_status = False
    except:
        print('Could not perform wizard_db_hash_check')

# Sanity check for missing database file
file = pathlib.Path(wizard_cmd_db)
if file.exists():
    print("DB File exists: " + wizard_cmd_db)
    wizard_db_hash_check()
else:
    print("DB File does NOT exist: " + wizard_cmd_db)
    download_cmd_db()
    wizard_db_hash_check()

# Check hash

# # Logic to decide when to download DB here
try:
    if int(current_db_release) > int(wizard_db_version):
        print('Database update available: ' + str(current_db_release))
        download_cmd_db()
        wizard_db_hash_check()
except:
    print('Unable to check wizard_db_release')

if checksum_local != checksum_remote:
    download_cmd_db()
    wizard_db_hash_check()

# Logic to fallback to default packaged DB if no internet to download and compare hash
if checksum_status is True:
    target_db = str(wizard_cmd_db)
else:
    print('All hash checks and attempts to update commands DB have failed. Switching to bundled DB')
    target_db = os.path.join(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(sys.argv[0])), "sqlite.db")

print('Sanity Checks completed')

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Star Mineral Property
Harrison Pass Mining District
Elko County, NV
Near Elko, NV
The Star Mineral Property is a one hundred (100) acre lode mining property located in the Harrison Pass district, outside of Elko, Nevada. The Star property, as it exists in this space, spans across the entire tungsten deposit in the canyon. Historically some of the edges of the deposits have been worked by small scale operations such as the Climax and the Slipper Mines, but in 1960, they were all brought together as the Star Mining Property.
Access to the property is gained by a well-maintained county highway, this road runs to the main mine camp and mill. There are roads and access to the upper workings on the top of the hill but they are steep with some loose rock and will require 4WD to access. The buildings at the mine camp are in a state of slow decay, they are not, and have not been used for 30-40 years. These buildings are remnants of the last operation which was in effect in 1960.
Despite some sizable tungsten reserves and the presence of a large tungsten ore body, the property was mothballed in 1960. The close blamed on the decline of tungsten pricing. It is reported that the mine camp was not abandoned until 1984 when the watchman in charge of the property passed away. It has not been addressed or mined in any way since that time.
The value of the property is defined in the tungsten reserves, there are limited, blocked and measured reserves as well as implied and inferred deposits. There is also the noted presence of a large body of wolframite known to contain tungsten at an average of 2%.
The workings at the property consist of several main workings:
•The Main ore body is located at the Star Camp, it's positioned on the north face of the hill and runs generally south west. A series of open stopes and adits account for 800+' of subsurface workings at this deposit.
•The No. 7 ore body is the eastern most edge of the deposit and consists of a series of open stopes and trench workings. Subsurface is a total of less than 100'.
•The South ore body, is also known as the Climax Mine, consists of an adit that is 400' in length, cutting into a series of mine workings including one large open stope. Total subsurface workings are less than 1000' at this site.
•The South Shaft is the southern-most edge of the defined deposit. The shaft is 40' deep and follows the bottom of the ore body for 600+/-'. There is a load out and a small mining structure at this site.
•The Mill ore body is located on the north side of the canyon on a south facing slope. It contains a small adit and some open cuts which were likely open trenches at some point.
•The North ore body contains a single open cut that exposes the ore body. It is 30' long and 10' wide and exploratory in nature.
All of the subsurface workings show a good quantity of wolframite in the instance of tungstates and iron in quartz veins and bodies.
It should be noted that tungsten is considered a strategic mineral and is not traded as a commodity. There are various companies in the United States that will purchase tungsten in various grades and as raw ore.
The property is in a ready to work state and all workings are in good condition overall. In some cases, there may be some rehabilitation required in some of the workings.
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Maryland Mortgage Rates did move slightly higher last week as mortgage bonds touched ceiling of resistance and were turned lower. If you look at the mortgage bond chart below you can see mortgage bonds have been trading in a tight range over the last couple of weeks. Bonds have failed to break above this tough ceiling of resistance each time they have hit the line of resistance. But bonds have also rallied off support at the bottom black line which they did on Thursday. We are recommending LOCKING your Maryland Mortgage Rate if you are closing in the next 1-3 weeks as mortgage bonds have failed to break above resistance.
If you are not closing longer term we are recommending FLOATING if you are closing 30 days or longer as mortgage bonds could break above resistance. If bonds fall below support, we will quickly switch to recommending LOCKING longer term transactions. If you look at the mortgage bond chart below you can see why we are recommending floating longer term as bonds are still in a clear up trend on the chart so if the trend holds, they should break above the ceiling of resistance which would move mortgage interest rates to all time lows.
In Economic News, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell by 0.3% in November 2014 as falling oil and gas prices have lead inflation lower at the consumer level. This was the largest one month decline to the CPI in 6 years. Low inflation is good news for mortgage bonds and for home loan rates so this will keep home loan interest rates at all time lows. Year over year CPI is at 1.3% which is down from 1.7% in October 2014.
Thursday we saw the release of Weekly Initial Jobless Claims which came out 289,000 claims for the week which is down from the previous week. We are still below 300,000 claims and starting to trend lower which is very good news for the labor market. The 289k claims this week was better than expectations of 295,000 claims.
Oil is the big news lately as prices continue to drop which is making the price of gasoline drop with it. Oil hit about $53 a barrel last week. Most people see the drop in oil prices as a positive for the U.S. Economy but there isn't all good news. For example, since 2009 40% of all new jobs have come from Texas and most of that growth is due directly to oil. Also, since December 2007 Shale Oil States have added 1.36 million jobs which non-shale states have lost 424,000 jobs. So without the boom in oil, the U.S. would still be in a recession.
Congress passed legislation called the "Tax Increase Prevention Act of 2014" which among other things makes Mortgage Insurance Tax Deductible again and made it retroactive back to January 1, 2014. So if you earned less than $109,000 in 2014, you can deduct the mortgage insurance you paid on your 2014 tax return.
In Housing News, Housing Starts for November 2014 dropped 1.6% from October 2014 to 1.028 Million Units on an annualized basis. Housing Starts measures the number of new homes that home builders started construction on in the month of November. This was below expectations of 1.04 Million units and shows that new home construction could be stalling at these levels.


Able to improve your paintings from framed Monet posters yet intimidated by means of what you spot in galleries?
Let us first recall that the commandment forbids the making of images ''of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth,'' that is, of anything at all. Above all, however, it forbids the making of sculpted images (the insistence on sculpture and on sculpting is striking, in all the texts related to the biblical corpus as well as those in the Talmudic and Hassidic traditions). The commandment therefore concerns the production of forms that are solid, whole, and autonomous, as a statue is, and that are thus destined for use as an idol.
There is no doubt that truth itself— what might be called, dare I say, the true truth [la ve´ritable ve´rite´ ]—is violent in its own way. It cannot irrupt without tearing apart an esImage and Violence 17 tablished order. Truth ruins method despite all the latter's efforts. Truth does not operate through arguments, reasons, and proofs; these are more like the necessary but obscure flipside of truth's appearance. Philosophy, throughout its history, has concerned itself with the way in which truth is a violent irruption (already truth forces Plato's prisoner to leave the cave, only to dazzle him with its sun).
Here is not the place to go looking for the written traces of these pronouncements. Suffice it to recall the ways in which they circulated in the controversy that surrounded the release of Spielberg's Schindler's List and even more so in what opposed this film to Lanzmann's Shoah. ) The discourse that rejects the representation of the camps is confused because its content is not easily circumscribed and because its motives are even less clearly determinable (to say nothing of the fact that, in addition, the discourse is often enveloped in a sacred aura, a point to which we will return later).


Legarda also expressed, in light of the water supply shortage in Metro Manila, that authorities must take necessary measures to adapt to climate change impacts, such as increasing temperatures, sea level rise, and changes in rainfall pattern, which could further intensify the effects of El Niño and jeopardize the long-term water supply in the country.
Legarda said that PAGASA (Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration) has confirmed that 2019 is set to be the warmest year on record due to El Niño, which could affect provinces with dry condition (two consecutive months of below normal rainfall conditions or 21-60 percent reduction), dry spell (three consecutive months of below normal or two consecutive months of way below normal rainfall conditions or more than 60 percent reduction), and drought (three consecutive months of way below normal or five consecutive months of below normal rainfall conditions), from March until June this year.
"The La Mesa Dam breaching critical level, the lowest in years, and the dry climate outlook for most of our provinces in light of the weak El Niño and climate change should serve as a reminder for all of us to use our water resources more sustainably, also as a means to protect public health, food security, and ecosystems," Legarda said.


Originally from Liverpool, UK Amanda arrived in Australia in 2000 after travelling through Asia with just what was in her backpack. Her journey into the not-for-profit sector began when she got a role with the Australian Red Cross. Amanda then spent the next nine years with the organisation, travelling to the furthest corners of Australia, developing the network of retail stores and began to learn about the struggles women were experiencing particularly those who wanted to work but were not able to. That's when she became interested in learning more about the work of the organisations supporting women specifically.
Amanda's next role at Prahran Mission, working with people with mental health issues gave her a good insight into some of the bigger picture issues that are happening in Australia around unemployment, drug abuse, domestic violence and how that was really impacting women's lives. Brought to a Fitted for Work event by a friend, Amanda was impressed with the organisation and started to look for opportunities to get involved. She secured a role as a National Services Manager in 2012.
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AFD and Afreximbank sign a EUR 150 million agreement aimed at promoting sustainable and climate finance in Africa
Financing for Development in Africa August 21, 2020 Uncategorized
On July 2nd 2020, Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and the African Export-Import Bank (AfreximBank) have announced a new facility agreement for a EUR 150 Million financing program to support Afreximbank in the implementation of its new climate finance strategy which will target green, low carbon, socially inclusive and more resilient investments across Africa. As part of its financing program, AFD has made available a EUR 500,000 grant to carry out a technical assistance program which will support Afreximbank in developing its sustainable finance strategy. By doing so, this strong partnership between the two institutions will promote through Afreximbank and its partnering institutions, the dissemination of innovative financing mechanisms for the sustainable development of the African continent.
As the continent commence the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) early next year, it is timely to unlock new funding arrangements to finance sustainable projects and sectors that build Africa's long-term competitiveness and resilience. It is estimated that the climate change is impacting negatively on Africa's GDP by 2.8% every year (around USD 100 billion). In order to tackle the climate change challenges in Africa, financing solutions have to be developed not only through external financial flows but also through the development of specific and more appropriate instruments that fosters sustainable development. To this end, making financing available for climate finance and sustainable development in Africa is considered a priority by both institutions.
Against this backdrop, accelerating investments in key channels for climate and pandemic resilience in the continent is a top priority for Afreximbank: ensure food security by strengthening agricultural value chains, increase access to water and sanitation, improvement of living conditions of people, job creation through investments in resilient infrastructure, ensure the availability of affordable and sustainable source of energy for all, support the creation of world class medical facilities and pharmaceutical industries, are some of the main development challenges to tackle ahead. The new partnership signed on July 2nd, 2020, between AFD and Afreximbank aims at contributing to the development of such solutions.
The agreements were signed by the Executive Vice-President of the African Export-Import Bank, Mr. Amr Kamel, with Dr. Fabio Grazi, Director of AFD Country Office for Egypt.
Speaking during the signing ceremony, Amr Kamel, Executive Vice President, Business Development and Corporate Banking at Afreximbank, said that the facility signed with AFD was a huge opportunity for climate finance for African countries. "It will create value from environmental assets and promote climate friendly investments to support African governments and African companies in their pursuit of infrastructure investments and will sustain their social and economic development."
On the occasion of the signing, Dr. Fabio Grazi indicated that "Today's agreement reaffirms AFD's and Afreximbank's commitment to propel the strategic partnership between our two institutions to new heights in support of Africa's sustainable and inclusive economic development. The signing of this new agreement bases upon the shared vision that mainstreaming climate change and sustainable development goals into Africa's financial sector is critical to tackle the challenges ahead and realize the opportunities available for the African continent."
Source: Afreximbank (Published August 19, 2020)
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Hold the theraband in your hands and tuck your elbows into your sides. Keep your shoulders back and down. Pull on the band with your affected arm rotating the forearm outwards. This exercise may be hard work but should not be painful.
After having pain and expecially after using a sling it is common to adopt a position where the shoulder is raised or forwards. To exercise effectively the shoulder blade should be in a relaxed position with the shoulders down and back.
Stand about 18 inches away from the wall and lean against it with your hands. Gently push yourself away from the wall.
Lie on your affected side with your shoulder at 90 degrees and your elbow bent to 90 degrees. Keeping your shoulder relaxed push downwards on the back of your wrist, so your forearm moves downwards, until you feel a stretch. Hold at least 30 seconds then relax.


Office 2013 is now upon us and, much like Windows 8, there are plenty of people who are unhappy about the way things look. One aspect of the interface that has caused confusion, annoyance and derision is the decision to completely capitalize the tab labels in the ribbon.... Office 2013 is now upon us and, much like Windows 8, there are plenty of people who are unhappy about the way things look. One aspect of the interface that has caused confusion, annoyance and derision is the decision to completely capitalize the tab labels in the ribbon.
Check out the easiest step to change lowercase to uppercase letters in Microsoft excel sheet. Upper case letters formula for excel -- =UPPER+ cell name & number Proper case formula for excel -- Upper case letters formula for excel -- =UPPER+ cell name & number Proper case formula for excel -- how to change wifi password for chromecast Office 2013 is now upon us and, much like Windows 8, there are plenty of people who are unhappy about the way things look. One aspect of the interface that has caused confusion, annoyance and derision is the decision to completely capitalize the tab labels in the ribbon.
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23/11/2014 · It looked awful as some entered in lower case and some in upper. I changed the font to Felix Titling. It is all caps. Whenever someone enters a value as lower case it will automatically change it to upper. It was a simple solution and it has worked for the past two years. Hope this helps you.
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Q: Hard Linear Algebra Problem involving basis of step functions. A net over a closed interval $[0,1]$ of $\mathbb{R}$ is a finite sequence $(a_i)_{0\leq i\leq n+1}$ such that $$0=a_0<a_1<a_2<...<a_n<a_{n+1}=1.$$
A step function on the semi-open interval $[0,1)$ is a map $f:\mathbb{R}\to\mathbb{R}$ for which there is a net $(a_i)$ over $[0,1]$ and a finte sequence $(b_i)$ such that for all $x\in [a_i,a_{i+1})$ we have that $f(x)=b_i.$ Show that a basis of $E$ is given by the set of functions $e_k:\mathbb{R}\to \mathbb{R}$ given by $$e_k(x)=0 \text{ if }0\leq x<k\text{ and }e_k(x)= 1\text{ if }k\leq x< 1.$$
I have shown that given any function $f\in E$ we can write $f$ as a linear combination of the functions $e_k.$ In order to do this we first definte $f_i(x)$ such that $f(x)=f_i(x)$ for all $x\in[a_i,a_{i+1})$ and $f_i(x)=0$ elsewhere. Then $$f_i(x)=f(a_i)(e_{a_i}-e_{a_{i+1}}).$$ Therefore we can write $f(x)=\sum_{i=0}^{n+1}f_i(x).$ This is fine, but how do I show that the vectors $e_k$ are linearly independent? I think I need to consider the sum $$g=\lambda_1e_{k_1}+\lambda_2e_{k_2}+...+\lambda_ne_{k_n}=0$$ where we might assume that $k_1<k_2<k_3...<k_n<  1.$ Then $$g(x) =
  \begin{cases}
                                   0 & \text{if $0\leq x<k_1$}  \\
                                   \lambda_1 & \text{if $k_1\leq x<k_2$} \\
...\\
  \lambda_{n} & \text{if $k_{n}\leq x<1$} \\
  \end{cases}$$
Thus we have that $\lambda_i=0$ for $i=1,2,..,n.$ I am not sure whether this is correct or not and so any feedback would be much appreciated.


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Open Co's $115 Million Series D Financing
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BRACEBRIDGE ON, November 22, 2018 – Don't get us wrong, we're all about taking frequents stops to smell the Muskoka pines. More often than not, life moves a little faster. At Muskoka Brewery, we're reaching for that beer-life balance with our new Ebb & Flow Session Sour that's unstoppably refreshing at just 2.4 per cent ABV.
Live your best life, at your own pace. Ebb & Flow is our nod in agreement that it's time for an easygoing brew that doesn't skimp on flavour. You'll pick up a light tropical aroma with notes of lime and grapefruit on the nose of this effervescent beer. With a pleasantly tart flavour up front, there's no need to pucker up. The light body of this Session Sour leaves you refreshed and ready to go about your day.
Muskoka Brewery has your low ABV choice ready to go just in time for the busy holiday season. Venture Off The Beaten Path to a grocery or Beer Store near you or stop in at the brewery to discover this party planning essential in tall cans at $3.15. We'll keep your resolutions on track as Ebb & Flow rolls into an LCBO near you in January.


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Staff Sergeant J.D. Mullins ('14) speaks to 7th Graders
The 7th grade World Geography classes were very lucky to have one of our very own Laker Alumni, Staff Sergeant J.D. Mullins, come in to speak to our class on August 29th. Staff Sergeant Mullins graduated from Our Lady of the Lakes in 2014, his younger sister Kailey is currently a 7th grader. Staff Sergeant Mullins is in the United States Air Force stationed in North Dakota at Minot Air Force Base. He is part of the Tactical Response Force in Security Forces and is part of a team in charge of protecting nuclear weapons. We were happy to congratulate him on his new promotion to Staff Sergeant.
During his presentation we were able to ask him questions and learned a tremendous amount about what it's like to be in the military. He told us that his favorite Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MRE) is the chili mac. During his time in the military he has met people from all over the world. When we asked where his choice would be for his next assignment, he said he'd like to be stationed in Alaska because of the pretty scenery and outdoor activities he could do in his free time. One of the hardest days in the Air Force was when he had to run 12 miles in three hours with all of his equipment. He said it was very brutal and probably the worst day of his life.
We were shocked to hear that he has to wear over 100 lbs of gear. We were even able to try on some of that gear including his helmet and his ballistic-proof vest. Another thing we learned that was alarming to our class is that his vest isn't fully bulletproof.
We asked why he joined the military and he said it was something he had always wanted to do. He is inspired by the service of his parents, who are both police officers. He signed up for six years of service, which he said he was happy about, but most people only sign up for four years. When he is finished with his time in the military he hopes to also become a police officer.
SSgt. Mullins also explained that goes in helicopters almost every single day which we all thought sounded pretty fascinating and fun. He said the purpose of the flights are to do random security sweeps. The helicopters he rides in hold 8 people and are used to move around the missiles he protects. He sits to the side and keeps an eye out for areas they might have to land.
We learned that the base where he is stationed has a place of worship for every religion. We thought this was something that was very special. We really liked that they provide that for the service men and women.
We learned so much about being in the military, specifically the Air Force from our time spent with SSgt. Mullins. We were so thankful to be able to have to come speak to our class during his time on leave.
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Splat! Dark Horse is proud to bring Splatoon 2 fans an amaze-ink behind-the-scenes look at the making of the award-winning game in The Art of Splatoon 2! To the delight of fans around the world, Dark Horse and Nintendo partnered on an English-language edition of The Art of Splatoon in July 2017.
The Art of Splatoon 2 is based on Nintendo's 2017's award-winning game for the Nintendo Switch™ system. In The Art of Splatoon 2, fans can dive into 384 pages of intense ink-splatting action through illustrations and rough designs of your favorite colorful characters, weapons, gear, locations, and maps. This book also features storyboards and other extras that are sure to make a splash with any fan of Splatoon 2.
The Art of Splatoon 2 goes on sale October 15, 2019.
Dark Horse and Cartoon Network have announced the newest installment of their partnership with The Art of Steven Universe The Movie art book. Steven Universe, Cartoon Network's GLAAD Media Award-winning and Emmy-nominated animated series, revolves around Steven, the "little brother" to a team of magical aliens—the Crystal Gems—who defend the planet Earth. Created by Emmy and Annie Award-nominated writer and New York Times bestselling author Rebecca Sugar, Steven Universe is produced by Cartoon Network Studios.
Go behind the scenes of Cartoon Network's highly anticipated movie with this unique art book! This magical deep-dive into the Steven Universe movie is designed by Ryan Sands (Frontier) in conjunction with Steven Universecreator Rebecca Sugar. See preliminary character designs, witness the formation of settings and storyboards, and discover the art that shaped the full-length movie! It's a new kind of artistic adventure with Garnet, Amethyst, Pearl, and—of course—Steven. In the meantime, eager fans can purchase the Steven Universe Coloring Book to occupy their time and prepare for the upcoming movie release.
The Art of Steven Universe The Movie art book will be timed to the release of the movie, coming this fall. This unique, 96-page zine-like softcover retails for $19.99.
Artist: Alex Ross, Paolo Rivera, Bob Larkin, Michael Allred, Gabriel Hardman, Jay Shaw, Declan Shalvey and more.
Since its original release in 1968, the Planet of the Apes franchisehas shocked and captivated authors, artists, filmmakers, and fans across the world with its incredible effects and brilliant narrative. Now, return to the worlds of Planet of the Apes, both old and new, realized by a collection of classic and modern artistic voices in celebration of one of cinema's most celebrated works.
The Planet of the Apes Artist Tribute features illustrations from renowned artists and bold new voices alike, including Alex Ross, Paolo Rivera, Michael Allred, Gabriel Hardman, Joe Quinones, and more.
BOOM! Studios has announced The Art (and Many Other Mistakes) of Eric Powell, a brand new art book with scandalous tales, family gossip, illegally obtained medical records, behind-the-scenes character designs, sketches, and illustrations from the twisted mind of the creator of the acclaimed series, The Goon, available in stores October 2019. Celebrate an obscene number of years of low art and high art, failure and success, and the many other mistakes of multi-award winning writer and artist Eric Powell!
In Nashville, Tennessee lives a man, a recluse, a curmudgeonly high falutin' cartoonist-type who, as a young child, had a penchant for drawing and making up tall tales. It was at the tender age of 18, he turned his back on a promising career in adult film cinematography and followed his heart into the comic book industry. Out of desperation, Eric kept drawing, painting, and then creating his own characters and worlds culminating with the beloved series, The Goon, currently celebrating its twentieth anniversary.
The Art (and Many Other Mistakes) of Eric Powell sheds light on the deliberate and painstaking process of becoming a world renowned comic book creator as recalled by the artist and a few of his delinquent friends. This extensive art book spotlights never-before-seen childhood drawings, early superhero test pages, film poster art, and the establishment of Powell's homegrown publishing house Albatross (Exploding) Funnybooks.
Eric Powell is an Eisner Award-winning writer and artist best known for his critically acclaimed series The Goon, which launched in 1999, and quickly became an indie hit with a die-hard cult following. In 2002, Powell launched his own publishing house, Albatross Exploding Funnybooks, which has been home to several creator-owned titles, including his own series Chimichanga and Hillbilly, as well as Rebecca Sugar's Pug Davis, Fabian Rangel Jr. and Logan Faerber's weird war tale 'Namwolf, and Brendon Small's Galaktikon. In 2019, Powell relaunched The Goon at Albatross in coordination with the book's 20th anniversary.
The Art (and Many Other Mistakes) of Eric Powell will be available for sale October 23, 2019 at local comic book shops and October 29, 2019 at bookstores.
Dark Horse Comics joins Bethesda Softworks, Avalanche Studios, and id Software, the creators of the first-person shooter genre, to present The Art of RAGE 2, a collection of art from the development of the post-post apocalypse first-person shooter, RAGE 2.
The Art of RAGE 2 arrives September 17, 2019 for $39.99.
Return to the enchanted world of Luxendarc with a collection of art that celebrates another critically revered entry in the Bravely series! Enjoy in-depth commentary from the game's creative team, and explore detailed concept art from the ethereal sequel to Bravely Default in The Art of Bravely Second: End Layer.
Dark Horse Books is collaborating with Square Enix to present The Art of Bravely Second: End Layer, officially published in English for the first time! With over 250 pages, this faithful localization of the original Japanese text features gorgeous concept art, revealing production notes, and extensive commentary from the team behind Bravely Second. The second of two-volumes, this collection intimately explores the concepts and creativity from the next chapter in the fan-favorite Bravely series!
The Art of Bravely Second: End Layer goes on sale November 19, 2019.
Sequart is releasing The Mignolaverse: Hellboy and the Comics Art of Mike Mignola, edited by S.G. Hammond.


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Time for a double feature of Pixar's latest, plus the dark comedy Rough Night.
Is Allison wearing Dinosaur Pajamas?
Rough Night just sounds like lowest common denominator "chick" equivalent of a dumb summer action flick.


Discussion in 'Introductions & Greetings' started by F-14, May 1, 2009.
It is your home, it is very good to see old family reunion.
Guys, F-14 and I go way back to when we used to have a competition on IDF about naming an aircraft from pictures we took turns putting on the forum.
No one could ever beat Cat and he remains the champion aircraft identifier of all time.
Anyone want to test this when he is on line, show him an aircraft pic.
Good to see you again Cat.
welcome f-14 to ur new virtual home. hope u have a good time here other than that bla bla bla blala!
I know you know...now remain zipped.
That was Luftwaffe Bomber Wing KG 200.
Although I can't see the front air intake, I think that is a Mk 5 by the four bladed prop.
You're slipping F-14. Think we'd better give him some harder ones guys.
F-14 is right, It is the spitfire. And its not the KG200.