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Ruby is a third-year Bachelor of Arts student at the University of Melbourne, double-majoring in Politics and International Relations, and Geography. Ruby is passionate about justice and inter-generational equity in terms of our responsibility as guardians of the planet, and views universities as highly critical in facing Australia's future challenges.
Coordinator of the University of Melbourne Student Union Bike Cooperative since 2019
Selected and trained as a Climate Reality Leader – 2020
Represented the University of Melbourne at the Global University Climate Forum – 2020
Completed an internship with the Climate Council Australia – 2019-2020
Achieved the University of Melbourne Leaders in Communities Award – 2020
President of the Melbourne University Surfriders Club – 2021
Student Representative on the Arts Faculty Board – 2021
Head Non-Fiction Editor of Ablaze magazine – 2020
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Ruby feels highly privileged to have had many experiences in leadership roles and respects the responsibilities that come with these opportunities, particularly in regards to environment and sustainability. She believes that her actions now are an investment in our shared future community, and aims to bring commitment and enthusiasm to all her work within the environmental sphere. Since 2019, Ruby has served as one of two volunteer coordinators of the University of Melbourne Student Union (UMSU) Bike Cooperative. Through this work, she supports the provision of a free service to University of Melbourne students through bike mechanic appointments, bike maintenance skill-sharing workshops, group ride-to-uni days, and social breakfasts. Also through the UMSU Environment Department, Ruby was a key part of the organising group for the University of Melbourne contingent to the 2019 and 2020 School Strike 4 Climate/Fridays for the Future marches.
In 2020, Ruby was selected and trained as a Climate Reality Leader through Al Gore's Climate Reality Project, completing a week of training in areas including climate science, communicating your climate story, and climate education and outreach. During these workshops, Ruby connected with a group of passionate University of Melbourne student climate leaders, who following completion of the training collaborated to represent the University of Melbourne at the Global University Climate Forum (GUCF). Run out of the Yale Office of Sustainability, the GUCF aims to create a global forum for university students to develop and implement actionable projects combating climate change, with completed projects presented in a publication at the 26th Conference of Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. As one of four members of the 'GreenerMe Project' team, Ruby supported the development of a conceptual green rating tool for food sustainability in supermarkets, similar to a green five-star rating tool, which aimed to support consumers to make sustainable choices whilst shopping, in an accessible, and standardized manner.
As current 2021 President of the Melbourne University Surfriders club (and previous Secretary and General Member), Ruby runs a student-led university affiliated sporting club, with an approximately 350 student membership body. In this role, Ruby instituted a series of club-first sustainability projects. Collaborating with the Sustainability Team at the university, Ruby has implemented a sustainable camps policy for the club, minimising both single-use plastic and food waste. The club is also participating in the 'Green Impact' initiative for the first time, undertaking practical tasks to make the club and university more sustainable. The club has also been involved in environmental activism to protect coastal areas from fossil fuel development. Similarly, the club has elected an inaugural Sustainability Officer to the committee this year.
In 2019-2020, Ruby completed an internship position with the Climate Council Australia, in the Media and Communications team. Through this role, Ruby's focus was on supporting the growth of the Cities' Power Partnership program, which recognises the importance of urban centres in emissions reductions. In this role, Ruby contributed to the creation of a ratings system for local council projects aimed at reducing emissions, and facilitated a local councils conference, where workshops promoted skill-sharing around localised emissions reductions projects.
Similarly, Ruby's roles as Head Non-Fiction Editor of Ablaze magazine and Chief Arts Correspondent for That Loud Woman magazine facilitated a platform for student discussion and engagement around the climate crisis. Ablaze magazine, an independent student print publication funded by the University of Melbourne Student Union Environment Department, focussed on student voice in response to the catastrophic 'Black Summer' bushfires, with a sustainability focus. Ruby worked with student writers to develop a series of pieces covering topics such as 'Climate Adaptation and Indigenous Knowledges', 'Ecological Thinking as a Response to Climate Change', 'Covid-19, Recovery, Opportunity', and 'The Cost of Cotton'. As Chief Arts Correspondent for That Loud Woman, Ruby wrote on a series of connected topics, including producing a podcast interviewing members of the Djab Wurrung Heritage Protection Embassy, and exploring the intersection of environmental justice with sustainability and First Nations connection to land, which reached over 3,100 people online.
Since 2015, Ruby has volunteered with Sea Shepherd Australia as a member of the Melbourne Chapter Onshore Crew. In this role, she participates in monthly fundraising events, festival and event stalls, and as part of a committed volunteer team, attends educational gatherings, and converses with the wider public as part of our outreach education program. In 2016, Ruby was part of a select group of Australian students chosen to take part in Yale University's Young Global Scholars (YYGS) program in the Sustainability, Energy and Environment session. Following this, Ruby has continued to engage with the YYGS program as an Alumni Ambassador, including being interviewed around my environmental work in 2020.
In 2021, Ruby is completing an internship with Pursuit at the University of Melbourne, whilst acting as a student representative on the Arts Faculty Board, and peer mentor to incoming first-year Bachelor of Arts students.
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As current President of the Melbourne University Surfriders club, and previous Secretary and General Member, Ruby has been making a concerted effort to introduce a culture of sustainability and environmental awareness and action in the clubs running. Alongside a 12-member committee, Ruby leads the approximately 350 member student club, with an alumni community of around 4,900 members. Since the beginning of her presidency in 2021, the club has introduced a sustainable camps policy, incorporating advice from the university sustainability team and their 'Sustainable Events Guide'. The club runs seven weekend-long surf camps each year with approximately 70 participating students at each, and further social and educational events, and subsequently represents a valuable opportunity for student engagement and practice-changing. As part of this policy, the club participates in the 'Choose to Reuse' plate program for each of its meals provided on camps, utilising borrowable ceramic crockery and cutlery as opposed to the previous practice of single-use plastic disposable crockery, and bringing portable food waste bins on camps to capture food waste, which is then transported back to the university's Parkville campus to create compost for the university gardens. Using ceramic crockery will this year alone allow the club to divert 5,040 single-use items from landfill. Similarly, all food provided at club events is now Vegetarian, in line with goals of lowering carbon emissions for the club. Further, the club has appointed its inaugural Sustainability Officer to the committee, which in future will now be a permanent addition to the committee roles. This enshrines sustainability as a facet of all club activities, and creates a level of responsibility as a club to follow through on the club's sustainability goals and commitments. This year the club is also participating in the university's Green Impact program for the first time and was their first student club in Green Impact to participate, through which the club completes tangible sustainability actions from a tasks toolkit, including for example recognition and acknowledgement of country at each event the club runs. Importantly, as a surf club that is reliant on outdoor environments to run, Ruby recognises the inherent importance of natural landscapes to sport, recreation, and mental health. Under Ruby's presidency, the club engages with local and state-level activist groups aiming to keep fossil fuel and gas development off of the Great Ocean Road and Eastern coastlines, in particular the Surfers for Climate and Surfriders Foundation groups. Through club forums, committee members share information around how surfers can become involved in environmental protection on their local coastlines, and participate in 'paddle-outs' for climate action. As part of the Fight for the Bight campaign, we provided free surfboard loans for any members who wanted to participate in paddle-outs for climate action.
As one of two coordinators of the University of Melbourne Student Union (UMSU) Bike Cooperative since 2019, Ruby has supported and facilitated the provision of a free service to accessible to all University of Melbourne students, and creating sustainable behaviour-change in students. Focussed on supporting students to engage with bike-riding as a sustainable and affordable mode of transport in Melbourne the Bike Cooperative operates through the UMSU Environment Department as a physical space where tools and skills are provided to repair and maintain bikes. Since 2019 (though made challenging during Melbourne's 2020 lockdowns), Ruby helps run monthly skills workshops for around 30 participants, focussing on topics such as 'choosing a second-hand bike', 'common problem areas on bikes', and 'how to repair your bike at home'. Ruby also holds Bike Cooperative weekly 'opening hours' across two days, where students with bike issues are welcome to drop in with their bikes for an assessment, or to use the space and tools themselves. A bike mechanic was also engaged on a fortnightly basis to provide repairs and skill-workshops for students, where students were taught necessary skills to repair bikes at home, and keep bikes out of landfill. In collaboration with the sustainability team, the Bike Cooperative also runs a ride-to-uni day each year, with free sustainable and healthy breakfasts.
As a representative of the University of Melbourne at the 2020 Global University Climate Forum (run out of the Yale Office of Sustainability) in the 'GreenerMe' team, Ruby developed a conceptual five-star green rating tool aimed at providing a food sustainability measure for consumers in supermarkets, similar to Australia's five-star health rating tool. In collaboration with academics and researchers from various University of Melbourne faculties, and support from sustainability officers and academics at Yale University and Harvard University, the team created a sustainable food guide for Union House food vendors, which was circulated to students. The team's finished concept was submitted to the Global University Climate Forum, and will now be submitted in a publication to the 26th Conference of Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Glasgow in November 2021. The GreenerMe team was the only completed project from an Australian university. Our future aims for the project include collaboration with the Union House Development on campus to include a sustainability rating on vending-machine food, and continuation of a social-media campaign aimed at behaviour change amongst university students.
As Head Non-Fiction Editor of Ablaze magazine, Ruby produced around 170 print copies of a fully funded, A5 print zine of 90 pages, including graphic work, art pieces, and fiction and non-fiction writing on issues of the climate crisis. The online magazine was accessed over 200 times. Similarly, her podcast episode on the Djab Wurrung Heritage Embassy was played on community radio station 3CR on the show Done By Law in early 2019. Through these processes, Ruby engaged with over 30 student writers on climate action, and hundreds of student-readers to inspire climate action.
> Leadership and engagement
Within the institution, Ruby liaises with a number of teams, stakeholders, and strategic plans, in particular the university's 2017-2020 Sustainability Plan, which is now being redeveloped for 2022. As an environmental leader at heart, she strives to incorporate the broad and varied needs of diverse environmental stakeholders in whatever situation she is working in.
As someone passionate about giving back to the university community in an environmentally-focussed way, it was this drive that helped Ruby to complete her University of Melbourne Leaders in Communities Award by 2020, incorporating award categories including 20 hours of university-based volunteering, 40 hours of external volunteering, and professional development activities.
Ruby has also been recognised for her leadership and commitment through her appointment to roles as the current University of Melbourne Student Union (UMSU) Student Representative on the Arts Faculty Board in 2021, and as Peer Mentor to incoming first-year Bachelor of Arts students since 2020. Importantly, in her role on the Arts Faculty Board, Ruby represents student interests on one of the largest faculties at the university. As it is important that she analyse and dissect all proposals to the Board from the perspective of the student body, and identify issues or problems she sees arising either directly or indirectly that will impact on the student experience, learning, or wellbeing, Ruby brings a sustainability perspective to all decisions made here, as climate change will be a critical factor impacting on students' futures.
Through her work with the Global University Climate Forum (GUCF), Ruby was recognised as a sustainability leader at the university. Following consultation with Associate Director of Sustainability Clare Walker on the GreenerMe team's project, the team was asked to further represent the university at an upcoming Universities 21 RISE sustainability challenge.
As a leader in sustainability, Ruby's implementation of environmental programs within the Melbourne University Surfriders club are unprecedented at the club, and amongst many University of Melbourne affiliated sports clubs. Similarly, following her work with the Melbourne University Surfriders club, Ruby was invited to present on behalf of the club to the Melbourne University Sport Board in March 2021, and subsequently has engaged in further conversations Melbourne University Sport leadership around future support for programs. For the club's work in the Green Impact program, the club's Sustainability Officer was invited to present to a student workshop for Green Impact teams on sustainable actions and practices as a club.
> Wider societal impact
As a young person growing up in an internationally connected world, Ruby realises that to make an impact she must have a global view. With environmental issues increasingly moving into this globalised mainstream, her goals to protect and preserve our natural environment must recognise and work towards this wider perspective. Through student engagement at university, alongside Ruby's volunteer work, she works towards not just localised impacts, but global impacts through a focus on climate change action.
As a Sea Shepherd Australia onshore volunteer since 2015, Ruby recognises the value of our oceans on a global scale to climate action efforts, through protection of both marine species and marine ecosystems and environments. As an onshore volunteer for the Melbourne Sea Shepherd Australia Chapter, Ruby contributes to fundraising efforts, educational talks at schools and festivals, outreach stalls, beach cleans, and marine debris cleans. Further, through her internship with the Climate Council Australia, Ruby understands the value of multi-lateral action and decision-making on climate change, working on climate and energy pledges from over 140 local government areas across Australia.
In 2019 and early 2020 (pre-COVID 19), Ruby was a key member of the campus organizing group for the University of Melbourne contingent to the School Strike 4 Climate/Fridays for our Future marches. Coordinating across diverse groups including high school students, university staff and students, and trade unions, this effort was aimed at creating global awareness of the climate crisis, and trigger behavioural change, policy change, and youth engagement as part of a global protest.
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taking a new checkpoint drops any old unnamed checkpoints that are not open.
Adding the ability to open the last checkpoint in the object should allow this semantic.
If an application attempts to take an unnamed checkpoint while there's a cursor open on a previous unnamed checkpoint, the call will succeed (although the unnamed checkpoint where the cursor is open won't be deleted). This is relatively straight-forward: if we attempt to get a handle lock for an unnamed checkpoint, and fail, then we clear all delete flags for all existing checkpoints with that name, and continue. If a user attempts to take a named checkpoint while there's a cursor open on a previous named checkpoint, the call will continue to fail, as it currently does.
WT-273 add support for a reserved checkpoint name that opens the object's last checkpoint.
WT-278 Add the ability to access unnamed checkpoints, issue WT-271.


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For Robert D'Alessandro, the owner and creative director of Invision, every event should be textural — a multi-layered mosaic of sound, sight, scent, and taste. Obviously, a veritable who's who agree. Clients range from HBO (such as lavish premiere parties for Boardwalk Empire and Game of Thrones) to the most selective social clientele. Robert works closely with each client transforming their dreams into a vision beyond expectation.
D'Alessandro's passion to make his mark in the event industry has been inspired by the natural world of flowers, entertainment, fashion, and design trends mixed with a strong interest in interior design and food.
"Each Invision event becomes an opportunity to imagine a unique atmosphere for life's celebrations or just to celebrate life," enthuses D'Alessandro, who recently found a few extra minutes in an otherwise hectic season of pulling off some luxe events to answer a few questions for Social Life.
I have to admit, I haven't been fortunate enough to attend an Invision event, but I've certainly heard about them. From your perspective, what would I experience?
Of course, that depends on the event. The common thread is that we try to create a multi-layered atmosphere. It's not any one thing, and people don't remember any one thing. It's how it all plays together and blends to create an energy. It's not like the old days. It's a complete sensory experience . . . it's drama . . . it's someplace you've never been before.
What is the scope of what you can pull off?
We are involved with a variety of events. They range from premiere parties and corporate galas to personal events, such as weddings, mitzvahs, and lavish birthdays, to intimate dinner parties and floral installations. We also really love getting strategic and helping corporations engage and evolve their brands.
What's an example of what really sets an Invision event apart?
A great example was our Game of Thrones premiere party. All the tablecloths simulated chainmail. I worked with hardwoods, velvets, iron, tapestries, deer antlers —you name it — and then modernized it. I didn't want a typical medieval knight party that's just about the Dark Ages. I wanted to have something much more elevated. It's all about taking things to the next level.
How have things changed since you started in the business?
Leaps and bounds. It used to be much simpler, like what's on your tabletop and a few pretty things to look at. Now, it's an experience: we're changing and transforming spaces completely. Technology has helped elevate these events, too, with video mapping, lighting, you name it.
It definitely is, and I have a background in it having gone to culinary school. It's just one more way to create an experience.
What do you think truly differentiates Invision?
Our celebrations are personal. I am a hands-on owner, and I love to get involved. I love my clients, and enjoy being part of their life celebrations. It's all about relationships, and I value being part of other people's lives, creating beauty and joy.


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The so called 'surprise' appointment of a new Bank of England Governor that was made by the UK government on Sunday, in which Chancellor George Osborne decided not to instate another British candidate for the position, means that for the first time in it's 318 year history, the Bank of England will have it's first ever foreign Governor, as 'Sir' Mervyn King will be replaced with former Bank of Canada Governor, Mark Carney.
Carney, 47, will be paid twice as much as the previous Governor – a sizeable £624,000 per year and will also be given a 'relocation allowance' to help him with his move from Ottawa, which clearly makes perfect sense amid the sweeping austerity measures and cut backs that the government is currently making across the board (except in banking, obviously). What's interesting about this new 'surprise' appointment however, is that it 'coincidentally' comes just 6 months after the Canadian's attendance at the 2012 Bilderberg conference of the worlds global 'elite', and that prior to being the Governor of the Bank of Canada, Carney spent 13 years working his way up through the ranks of the influential investment bank well known for it's market manipulation and insider corruption – Goldman Sachs, or 'gold in sacks' as is probably a more appropriate name for the illuminati cartel.
What this essentially means then, is that Goldman Sachs will now effectively have influence over the fiscal policy and financial future of the UK via Mark Carney, which adds to, and in fact completes the picture of considerable influence it already has over the rest of Europe because if you look at other notable figures in finance and government across the 'Eurozone', they all unsurprisingly have considerable ties to Goldman Sachs.
For instance, the new head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, was Managing Director of Goldman Sachs International. Otmar Issing, who helped create the Euro was an 'advisor' to Goldman Sachs. Petros Christodoulou, head of Greece's Debt Management Agency, started his career with Goldman Sachs. Italy's current Prime Minister, Mario Monti, was an international 'advisor' to Goldman Sachs. Antonio Borges, head of the International Monetary Fund's 'European Division' was the former Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs and as you can probably imagine, the list goes on. Coincidence? Hardly, this is by design and it represents the illuminati blueprint intended to aid the implementation of its agenda in Europe over the coming years.
Although Mark Carney is officially being reported by the mainstream media as being instated to bring a "fresh perspective" to UK banking and to help "steer the country through incredibly challenging economic times", what he has actually been chosen for, and in fact specifically placed in this position to do, is to further consolidate and control Europe's wealth and power, not in the interests of it's people of course but in the interests of the private, illuminati created and controlled banks, in order to advance the new world order with it's single currency and global governance, dictated to by that pervasive private banking 'elite'.


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Coconut Oil will Improve your Health!
I've recently discovered the great benefits of eating coconut oil. Each morning I start my day by eating one teaspoon of pure coconut oil, it doesn't taste as some people claim it does – but it takes a second to down it and the benefits you get makes it totally worth it!
You might think it's crazy to eat a big chunk of fat, especially if you're keeping an eye on your weight – but to be honest with you – coconut oil contains all the good fats that immediately converts in to energy, rather than stored as fat. And is proven to aid weight loss, so you don't need to worry! Starting your day with one teaspoon is a very healthy trick I wish to share with you today.
Why do I eat coconut oil?
Look at all these benefactors, coconut oil is great for so many things – but especially if you're having stomach issues/feel often bloated like myself. It works it's magic somehow as it's reducing the inflammation many of us have in the digestive system (welcome to the world of processed food) and that's why many of us often feel bloated.
Besides, the coconut oil drains the toxins out of your body, aiding weight loss and keeping cellulites away!
Why are cellulites becoming more and more frequent in modern age?
Simply because the amounts of processed foods we're eating, making the body to bulk up on toxins coming from all the pesticides/chemicals/additives in the food – which leads to many bad things but also cellulites! Eating coconut oil will improve this!
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by Nina Lentini , Staff Writer @Nina_Lentini, August 25, 2020
How do you plan when media, consumer patterns, the economy itself are in flux? How are brands and media buyers rethinking their digital campaigns through 2020 and into 2021? What is the new normal?
We set out to find the answers at our Data & Programmatic Insider Summit on Tuesday, where Lisa Singer, Event Editorial Manager at MediaPost (top left), moderated a panel discussion.
Brian Bochner, Senior Manager, Performance & Growth Marketing at Feather (top right), a home furniture rental company for city dwellers, said the company had been gearing up for a big media push when COVID hit. Stunned but unbroken, the company watched as workers from home increased orders by 400% from March through April.
While Feather was heavily into digital with a couple of pop-ups, Bochner said it is looking instead to get into augmented reality or a 3D version of its product offering. "We're planning to launch more higher-touch digital activations and extend them into our media planning," he said.
Feather doubled down on its partnership with the U.S. Postal Service and its Miami Move to get change-of-address data in order to offer discounts in exchange for email addresses. It is now onboarding four or five new partnerships every month, which is accounting for 15% to 20% of volume. "We are working to be smarter and to seek active partnerships from data and revenue-share models."
B2C password manager Dashlane was coming off a Super Bowl ad high with ads in every medium but direct mail. When COVID hit, said Michael Melia, Media Director at Dashlane (bottom right), they turned everything off, reshaping the rest of the year and focusing on a niche audience and niche channels. "We moved a lot to digital," he said, targeting a higher qualified audience who would download the app and purchase the product. The scale of Dashlane's campaign shrunk and, working with "a great agency," it was very agile in their use of out of home and TV.
Although Facebook is one of its best channels, Melia said Dashlane joined the July boycott. Still after one month, they saw how badly it impacted their sales. So returned DashLane returned to Facebook. "We were handicapping ourselves. That's just the ruthless nature of the digital world we live in."
A new brand campaign will be two parts, one focusing on data breach responses and the other on addressable TV that t will target only 1 million households for four weeks to measure the impact on Google search.
Over at 3 Day Blinds, "our sales went to zero dollars. There's a number for ya," said CRO Dan Williams (bottom left). COVID meant they couldn't get inside people's homes. Even if they could, manufacturing was down in Mexico. "We went from having the best Q1 ever," he said. Their immediate media strategy was to shut everything down and get out of, or renegotiate, contracts. "We were scrambling to save money," he said.
Once manufacturing started back up and they were able to go inside homes, 3 Day Blinds restarted media -- and found a wave of people "tired of looking at the same things for months." So the strategy went from off to all back on.
"I've never seen anything like this in the home improvement space," said Williams. "It's out of control. We are on a hiring blitz. There's too much demand." The company is tracking analytics daily and making adjustments on digital media. Looking ahead, it is building out new creative, including a suite of creative for YouTube. "We're getting to a lot of things that have been on the list for a long time from a marketing perspective, things we probably should have focused on before."
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For a while there, it seemed like a day didn't go by without another video of something horrible happening on an airplane.Heck, I'm sure I could rustle one up now if I tried. Instead, I've got something so much better.
This totally made my day. I bet there'd be a lot less violence on planes if this kid greeted passengers on every flight.


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Army of the Dead Movie Review
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Army Of The Dead Is Directed By Zack
Snyder and this is his return to the horror genre after Dawn of the Dead in 2004, which is a film of his I really enjoy After a zombie outbreak in Las Vegas, a group of mercenaries led by Dave Bautista take the ultimate gamble venturing into the quarantine zone to pull off the greatest heist ever attempted. Now that movie theaters are starting to open again, and some folks are choosing to go out and see a film. I've been wanting to see a film that I can just relax sit back enjoy have a giant tub of popcorn and kind of forget about everything, and we don't get that many of those movies anymore. A lot of things want to be very serious and remind us of the world that we live in and so I was very much hoping. that Zack Snyder's Army of the dead would do that for me and it did this movie was an absolute blast.
I Had Such A Good Time
with this movie. Just the opening credits scene alone is phenomenal. I feel like the opening credits of the movie deserve to be considered for future list of best opening credits of all time and Zack Snyder's name is all over those credits not only did he take part in the screenplay, the producing and obviously the directing he's a director of photography. He's a cinematographer for the whole movie. There are instances throughout the movie where he overuses very shallow focus characters walk away out of focus.
He Doesnt Pull Focus With Him.
He just lets it stay soft the whole time. It's a type of thing that I wouldn't really reference. But it happens a lot and for some people that. could get really annoying it's not like it took me out of the movie that much I just started to notice how often he does it What I really liked about.
This Movie Is That It Combines A Lot
of different kinds of zombies. You have your classic George a Romero zombies that are pounding against the cabin wall and they're very slow and they're kind of stupid you have your Danny boyle 28 days later zombies that are running at you really fast and they're just gonna tear out your blumin jugular, but there's also zombies in the film that are very smart. They call them alpha zombies. They're in control of the others. Those zombies listen to them because this place is basically like a John Carpenter.
S Escape From New York Kingdom For These Zombies.
They have leaders they have ranks and that was really interesting. interesting just to see the whole mythology that he crafted behind this Las Vegas outbreak. I also liked Dave Bautista in the movie Quite a bit. I think this movie really showcases his range because I love him in Guardians as Drax, but he does have a surprising amount of range as an actor and he's really damn good in the movie.
Its Also Surprisingly Very Funny.
There were a lot of jokes that really hit for me where the film falters a little bit is in its very bloated run time. The movie does not have to be two and a half hours. A lot of Zack Snyder films are a little bit too long. I could easily see about 15 minutes of this movie being cut out.
Theres Scenes That Sometimes Go A
few frames longer than they really need to be The pace could be tightened just. Ever so much there's a few times where it feels like information you're getting just isn't important and the scene could just end there. 's also times where Snyder goes for something that's very surprising, but it also creates a disservice to the characters that he sets up. There are some scenes where you feel very invested in what could potentially happen for two characters and their future and he throws something in there at the last second that is dramatic and it creates a slow-motion sequence with somebody screaming and their voice echoes and it gets murky and it reverberates and you get a song that you might not expect to be in a zombie movie, which is a very zack Snyder thing that he likes to do so.
At Times He Will Sacrifice Interesting Character For
shock value and for some that will really work you might like the surprise of something unexpected happening. But I was a little let down that I was getting invested in characters that he was setting up and then suddenly he doesn't seem to care about the future of those characters and I didn't love how he chose to end the film. It feels like the movie has a definitive ending and then there's like 10 more minutes again that's something that snyder has done in the past, but honestly. I just had a really good time watching this movie.
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I Felt Like I Was In
a real movie again. Do you know what I mean like just in the theater there was only like five people there, but still like this big giant screen popcorn. It just everything felt right and the little nitpicks that I have about the movie. It didn't stop me from having a great time.
Im Going To Give Army Of The Dead
a B If you feel comfortable going to a movie right now it isn't theaters. If you don't it's going to be on netflix really soon either way. I think you should check it out, especially if you like his dawn of the dead movie guys thank you so much as always for watching look forward to more reviews very soon and if you like this you can click right here and get stuck manized you.
Army of the Dead is directed by Zack Snyder and this is his return to the horror genre after Dawn of the dead in 2004 . A group of mercenaries led by Dave Bautista take the ultimate gamble venturing into the quarantine zone to pull off the greatest heist ever attempted . The opening credits scene alone is phenomenal. Zack Snyder's name is all over those credits not only did he take part in the screenplay, the producing and obviously the directing he's a director of photography. He's a cinematographer for the whole movie. The movie combines a lot of different kinds of zombies. It's not like it took me out of the movie that much I just started to notice how often he overuses very shallow focus characters walk away out of focus. I had such a good time with this movie. But it's a type of thing that I wouldn't really reference. It's not like I wouldn't really reference to it. It happens a lot to be really annoying….. Click here to read more and watch the full video
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Well you can move from the center of both gears forward one half the gear width and then again from the center of both gears move rearward one half the gear width without an additional gear. This will provide a gear width of movement. May be enough movement.
This is the way I built mine. Pictures in my album.
bead roller two in one!!
Just buy a second bead roller. I had two HF rollers that I combined into one.
2 body plates for stiffening.
Extra long shaft for sliding.
Extra beads to re-machine to new beads.
The WOODFAB for $125.00 are a good start.
I just used two as well. Good source of parts like above.
Here's a run down of what you need to do. I've attached photos as well.
1) The HF, Eastwood, Woodward Fab, etc. machines are all the same. The first mod necessary is to stiffen the "arms" using "C" channel, NOT "V" channel, or angle iron. "C" channel allows you to add a simple sliding depth stop so you can set the depth of beads in a panel.
2) Once you weld on the "C" channel you MUST join the ends of the pieces to create a small "box" (This is at the very back of the throat, see photos). By joining the top and bottom channel with a connecting piece and forming a small "box", you now have prevented the arms from "torqueing" when under load. In engineering terms you have created a "torque box". Remarkably simple, but if you don't do this, the arms will still splay apart.
3) Add lifting springs and an adjusting bolt with a long arm as per the photos. Easy, but a real time saver in the real world. I never tighten down the 17mm bolt anymore, so the upper rod can be raised and lowered by the adjusting bolt alone (See photos). Happiness is working quickly and without the need to find extra tools. NOTE: Use HIGH PRESSURE grease on this adjusting bolt.
4) The motor: What you DON'T want to have are exposed gears, chains, pulleys, etc., like you see on some homemade designs. They are DANGEROUS. I took out one of my roller bars, chucked it in a lathe and put a 1/2" hole about 1" deep into it. The motor shaft now slips into that hole and is held in place by a bolt that comes in at 90 degrees. See photo. If you don't have a lathe, it is worth taking it to a shop that can drill this hole for you. Takes only a couple of minutes and is an easy set up. DON'T DO IT ANY OTHER WAY.
5) The motor is wired to a switch which can reverse polarity, thus direction, very easily. The motor speed controller is a simple old-fashioned sewing machine pedal that I got for a few dollars from a thrift store.
I have looked an dozens of bead rollers available from around the world and I don't think there is any "middle choice" between modifying one of these cheapie Chinese machines and buying either the best Baileigh/RMD, or Lazze Jansson machine. When I modded my machine I got the motor from Irvan-Smith for $150. The price is almost double now, but still well-worth it. If you don't modify your machine, the next best move is to spend $6K to $9K on a Baileigh or Lazze. Anything else just doesn't work that well.
I have bought repair parts from haror freight. do they sell the replacement gears ?
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If I had been starting from scratch I would have also bought this small one from Eastwood as most plate ones don't come with the art or offset dies. To buy them separately would cost almost the same.


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March 2, 2020 In Agency Culture, By Melvin Karsenti
What Media Causers Read in 2019
"Show me a family of readers, and I will show you the people who move the world," once said Napoléon Bonaparte. This is a mantra that the Media Cause family holds dear to its heart. Every day we try our best to help our clients create tangible impact in their community. But, in order to come up with the best creative ideas and strategies, we need to stay informed and inspired. So, we read!
We read books that will inform our work, books that will enhance our creativity, refuel our minds, and that satisfy our curiosity. In honor of Read Across America Day, we polled our staff about their reading habits and emulated Barack Obama with a list of the best books we read in 2019.
Media Causers Reading Habits
How do we read? At Media Cause, the feeling of holding a book in your hands, marking its pages, and feeling its texture under your fingers remain a must. Over 80% of our staff that responded to our survey still prefers reading hardcopy or paperback books. E-books are second at 39%, and audiobooks a distant third at 17%.
When and where do we read? Most Media Causers prefer to either read at night, after dinner on the couch or right before going to bed, or in the afternoon. 60% of respondents particularly enjoy reading outside, in a park.
How often do we read? As we said earlier, reading is important to us and it is showing in the numbers. 45% of our staff aims to read one book every month, 27% reads a book every 2-3 months, and one of us was honest enough to admit "I start lots of books but I just don't finish them all!"
What do we read? A bit of everything! A third of our agency strongly prefers non-fiction books, a third goes all in for fiction, and the last third enjoys both equally.
Media Cause top books of 2019
As you'll see below, we did not lie when we said that we read a bit of everything. Out of all the respondents to our survey, no one picked the same book as their best read of 2019. Discover these books in the words of Media Causers.
Lean In – Sheryl Sandberg: "This book inspired me to advocate for myself as a female (on the younger side) in the workplace where I was working alongside men in roles above myself. It also reminded me of my purpose to have a greater impact in the world (hello Media Cause!!) and to fully lean in to this passion in order to make a change."
Becoming – Michelle Obama: "It was both Interesting and Inspirational. So much I never knew about her."
The Sixth Man – Andre Iguodala: "Got the book purely for basketball reasons and I loved every behind the scenes anecdotes. But this book has so much more to offer, in particular around race and race consciousness in the US. Must read."
The Girl Who Smiled Beads: "Fascinating story about 2 sisters escaping the Rwandan genocide"
No Hard Feelings – Liz Fosslein & Molly West Duffy: "Culture! Doodles! Well designed!"
Essentialism – Greg McKeown: "Helpful in managing time, prioritization, life, etc."
The Other Wes Moore – Wes Moore & Travis Smiley: "Shines a light on the opportunity gap that exists in the US and challenges faced by youth in underserved communities."
Dignity: Seeking Respect in Back Row America – Chris Arnade: "The book tells the story of inequality from the perspective of every day Americans. It helped me develop empathy and see that the life that many of us strive for–Education, money, success–isn't the life that everyone wants. The book also shows the power of stories and how problems-solving needs to start with people at the center. And it has beautiful photography."
Just Mercy – Bryan Stevenson: "It was deeply engaging and revealed the sad reality of our criminal justice system through some of the most empathetic storytelling"
FICTION / ESSAY
There, There – Tommy Orange: "It was moving, entertaining and well-written novel about Native Americans living in Oakland. The local setting combined with the cultural commentary make it feel both close-to-home and informative. It's the type of fiction I love where even though the events aren't real, it feels as though you're getting to know the characters and learning about their lives and culture. It is written with a great deal of feeling, and provokes strong emotions."
Letter To My Daugther – Maya Angelou: "Maya Angelou is a national treasure. And women, men or non-binary in this society, we are all her daughters."
Homegoing – Yaa Gyasi: "I wanted to pick up this book and read it again the moment I finished. This is a compelling and emotional multi-generational story that follows two different family lines, starting at the outset of the West African slave trade and extending through present day. While the narrative and characters themselves are beautifully crafted, the storytelling powerfully paints the picture of how the slave trade impacted and continues to impact people of West African descent – across continents and generations – through a series of interwoven stories. While this is a fiction novel, it's also full of wonderful history lessons on West African culture. If you know someone who's on the fence about reparations for black people in America, ask them to read this book."
The Color Purple – Alice Walker: "Celie's view of God was eye-opening in a way that I've never realized with the movie and I found it very educational."
Lila – Marilynne Robinson: "Lila" is the story of a girl becoming a woman, and ultimately is a story of growing. Lila is born into the fringes of society and overcomes the many obstacles life sends her way, learning to hold the harsh dichotomy of pain and joy that is human existence. Marilynne Robinson is one of the great storytellers of our time, and her words never fail to leap off of the page right into your heart."
Americanah – Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: "Aside from being a book I couldn't put down and a story I couldn't get enough of, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie captures the micro-aggressions and complexities of race in a seamless and remarkable way. I was totally consumed by this novel and felt like it opened my eyes to the experience of being a person of color & immigrant in the West in a deep way."
Pachinko – Min Jin Lee: "The writing was rich, descriptive, and transporting. I learned a great deal of history about Korea and Japan excluded from my education. The characters were well drawn, imperfect, and relatable. I said to my husband once it ended "I miss Pachinko."
Where The Crawdads Sing – Delia Owens: "Original and powerful!"


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Samantha Bond and Francesca Annis star in a story of courage in our darkest moments.
About Home Fires
When a rural English town finds itself on the verge of World War II, two powerful women struggle to put aside their differences in The Women's Institute and join forces amidst the chaos and uncertainty of wartime. Samantha Bond (Downton Abbey) and Francesca Annis (Reckless, Cranford) star in this heartwarming story of courage, friendship, and holding onto light in our darkest moments.
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Born in 1956 in St. Pierre, one of the two French islands off Newfoundland's south coast, Jean-Claude Girardin began his working life with the Department of Public Works, then joined the local Cultural Centre, where he served as director from 1984-1990. In 1992 he opened the first private art gallery in St. Pierre, the Galerie Ravenal. His work, composed mainly of highly detailed landscapes, has been shown in exhibitions in Newfoundland and Labrador, in New Brunswick, and in France.
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Shakira criticizes Gerard Pique with a new song with Bizarab – Rolling Stone
The Colombian star launched it all on the long-awaited track with leading producer Bizarab
Argentinian producer BZRP has a way of disarming artists during the popular BZRP music sessions on YouTube. The viral series featured names like Residente, Paulo Londra, and Villano Antillano — all guys who took the mic and let everything beat to futuristic Bizarrap beats.
However, no one expected global powerhouse Shakira to unleash the way she did at BZRP's latest music session. In fact, fans couldn't believe it when Bizarab announced on Tuesday that the Colombian star would be the final guest star on his musical series, and the countdown quickly began until the YouTube video was released.
It finally came on Wednesday night and it delivered as expected. Through an electronic beat, Shakira reminds people of the superstar she is and talks about her split from soccer player Gerard Pique – the couple split last year after 11 years of relationship. "Una loba como yo no esta pa' tipos como tu (A wolf like me is not for men like you)," she declares, referring to her 2009 blockbuster "She Wolf."
"I won't get back with you, not if you cry, not even if you ask me," she sings in Spanish in one of her most heartbreaking lines. "Obviously it's not my fault if they criticize you. I'm just playing music, sorry if I stain you." She finally paused, emphasizing the "pique" in the Spanish word for "salpique" — an apparent reference to her ex-husband.
The song is Shakira's latest release and follows her collaboration with Ozuna "Monotonía" which was released last October. The video also touched on the breakup, as it shows Shakira walking the streets with a hole in her chest while people around her stomp on her heart. Ahead, Shakira dropped "Te Felecito," an upbeat ballad featuring Rauw Alejandro. The song, released in April of last year, hit number one on Billboard's Latin Airplay chart — and it signaled Shakira's back in the studio working on new music. Fans are expecting a new album this year.


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Q: Blurry text on Stack Overflow with Chrome There is a bug with Chrome (and probably other WebKit browsers) on the Stack Overflow website.
When trying to open the More menu in a tag-related search, the popup is all blurry. This is usually due to the transform3d property in a WebKit browser.
I'm using Chrome 78.0.3904.87 on Windows 10.
Here is an image of the bug happening:

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Guys, the pic on the left is a DP TIE kit.
The pic on the right is photoshopped to where the eyes are a little farther away from the mouth.
Let's just pretend for a moment that the TIE Pilot is a regular TK + Helmet. Now imagine if you removed the helmet, you'd have a regular TK.
Does the pic on the right look more natural like a regular TK?
The TIE face comes from the Stormtrooper face mold.
NHM is right. They ARE from the same moulds. The DP face is a mirrored and sanitised version.
To answer your question; they both look wrong.
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Okay, guys, let me rephrase the question.
I am considering acquiring one of these TIE Pilot kits, but I thought it would be very interesting to remove the helmet part and take the stormtrooper facemask and build out an entire helmet from it.
My observation is that the eyes and the mouth are too close to each other. So what I did was Photoshopped the eyes so that they're farther away from the mouth -- so given that info, does the shot on the right look more like a regular stormtrooper's face?
clearly the face is a bit more "elongated" than your first (DP) kit shot above. even the decal area under the eye is larger, like your photoshopped version shows.
And since the guys above are correct--the TIE pilot was made from the same molds as the TK's-- then yes, the DP kit face seems too scrunched, and your modded photo looks more accurate.
Crow, thanks for the confirmation. Is the DP supposed to be screen-accurate in size -- facemask-wise? I'm wondering if it's worth cutting the facemask out and building out a helmet, or if I'm just going to have to build it from scratch.
Hey Mac....I've seen that kit...looks nice to why not just mod it the way it is? I've even thought about that one to.
I would think that it is cheaper and easier to simply buy an actual TK face or a whole helmet.
The DP helmet is far from accurate, so you won't get any accurate results out of it.
Okay, if I don't buy an AP or a TE Stormtrooper helmet, I'll probably end up building one from scratch.
I haven't decided on a first project yet but I'm sure the skills developed will help me make a TK -- kind of like the experiences with Golden Armor have made me fearless with fiberglass.
You may be fearless with fiberglass, but TK helmets are usually made of plastic... so a whole other ballgame. Some say it is easier to work with than fiberglass... others that it is worse, I guess depending on what they are used to.
Stop the insanity and buy a LAWS ARCHIVE TIE. It's the best there is.
The Laws/TE TIE helmets are nice but the faceplates are too narrow.
Below is the IH. I think the IH Tie is the best there is - just very difficult to get my friend to to make them though.
I may be able to get hold of face plates if anyone wants 'em.
Hopefully we'll be seeing another interesting helmet soon.
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A Big Caravan pulled by a Car somewhat underpowered and I bet you can't guess what happens next!
I think it has larges the limit of its weight and being pulled by a small car is not allowed.
yes agree with mark .
This exact same thing happened with my cousin. She was here on vacations and have been working for a reputed Los Angeles DUI attorney and still they went ahead with this plan and met similar fate. Thankfully everyone escaped unhurt.


Crisp like water chestnuts, Jerusalem artichokes (a.k.a. sunchokes) are delicious raw.
Crisp like water chestnuts, Jerusalem artichokes (a.k.a. sunchokes) are delicious raw. To make them seem more substantial, however, I thinly sliced them and roasted them for a Lyonnaise-inspired salad. While I can't claim they taste just like bacon, sunchokes do add a sweet, roasty flavor and satisfying meaty texture. Instead of the usual pairing—a red Beaujolais—I opted for a Chardonnay from the same region.
1. Preheat the oven to 400˚. On a baking sheet, toss the Jerusalem artichokes with 1 tablespoon of the olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Roast for about 15 minutes, until browned in spots and soft. Let cool slightly.
2. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, rub the kale with 1/2 teaspoon of salt. In a small bowl, whisk the vinegar with the mustard. Gradually add the remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil, whisking. Whisk in the tarragon.
3. Bring a deep skillet of water to a gentle simmer. Crack the eggs into the simmering water, leaving plenty of space between them, and poach until the whites are set but the yolks are runny, about 3 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, carefully remove each egg from the water, and blot thoroughly dry with a paper towel.
4. Add the dressing and Jerusalem artichokes to the kale and toss. Add the butter lettuce and toss very gently. Season the salad with salt and pepper and transfer to bowls or plates. Top with poached eggs and serve.
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Wine Minerally French Chardonnay, like the 2012 Jean-Paul Brun Terres Dorées.


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In a new BIPA decision, coverage barred by Employment-Related Practices exclusion, but not by Access or Disclosure of PI exclusion
In American Family Mut. Ins. Co. v. Carmel, Inc., the Illinois federal district court ruled that a CGL policy did not provide "personal and advertising injury" defense coverage for an underlying class action brought under the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) on account of the policy's employment-related practices (ERP) exclusion.
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Published online: July 31, 2015.
Received: June 10, 2015; Revised: July 1, 2015 Accepted: July 19, 2015. Published online: July 31, 2015.
As an objective and non-invasive method to evaluate functional state of medial olivo cochlear (MOC) system, there has been growing interest in contralateral suppression of distortion product otoacoustic emission (DPOAE). Also, MOC system can be quantified by measuring the difference DPOAE amplitude recorded in the presence of contralateral acoustic stimulation (CAS). The purpose of this study is to identify the optimal CAS level for measuring the DPOAE contralateral suppression. In order to do that, the effect of gender, direction of ear, and the CAS level of the DPOAE suppression for normal hearing adults were tested. Data were collected from the thirty six ears of the eighteen subjects with normal hearing in the both ears ranged from 21 to 26 years of age. DPOAE was tested by ILO 292 analyzer in DP-gram function. For each measurement, primary tones frequencies were ratio f2/f1 = 1.22(f1 < f2) and intensities were L1 = 65 dB SPL, L2 = 50 dB SPL. 2f1-f2 DPOAE was elicited using two pure tones and frequencies were measured in the range of 1,000 Hz to 6,727 Hz. Broad band noise was used for CAS of DPOAE. CAS was delivered through a TDH 39 headphone that was placed in the participant's contralateral ear. CAS level was randomly presented at 50, 60, 65, 70, and 80 dB SPL. The results showed that, first, there was no significant effect of the direction of ear for DPOAE suppression (p > .05). The results showed that the DPOAE suppression was not significantly different between male and female (p > .05). However, the means and SDs of DPOAE suppression for 5 different CAS levels, 50, 60, 65, 70, and 80 dB SPL, were .66(±1.20), 1.02(±1.23), 1.47(±1.73), 1.58(±1.70), and 1.21(±1.46) dB. As the CAS levels increased, the majority of DPOAE suppression increased generally until 70 dB SPL. Taken together, the results of this study showed that CAS at different levels induced mainly DPOAE amplitude suppression. The amount of suppression increased as the CAS level was increased with the rolling phenomenon at 80 dB SPL than 70 dB SPL in CAS level. Consequently, the 70 dB SPL or more level appears to generate the acoustic reflex in normal ears, and the 70 dB SPL or less CAS level is expected to be efficient for observing decent DPOAE suppression.


Today I have a quick peak at not one, but two new collections by O.P.I First is the 2017 Fiji Spring collection that will be released this month. This collection of 12 polishes contains a plethora of great colors. Some springy, and some not so springy, which, imo, makes for a versatile and complete collection.
A few perfectly spring, Easter colors, a few deeper hues, a traditional red, and a couple neutrals. You guys know how I go crazy over O.P.I. polish names. Well, as usual, they did not disappoint.
This collection covers the spring, and it tasks is right into summer colors.
But alas, there's more. The 2017 O.P.I. Summer California Dreaming collection, has great shades for the summer. The two collections together could complete your warm season stash for this year. But, of course, you wouldn't let these collections stop you from greedily scooping up other polishes for the season.
This 12 polish collection concentrates on the warmer side of the color wheel. Reds, pinks, oranges, and neutrals.
If you pick up any of these polishes, let me know what you think about them.


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NUMBERS GAME – CARDI B'S DEBUT IS POWER PROVEN TO BE #1
MIKE SHINODA'S 'POST TRAUMATIC' EP SPEAKS POETIC BRAVERY AND CREATIVE BROTHERHOOD BY STICK N MOVE
MGMT RETURNS WITH LITTLE DARK AGE – BY SHADOWBOX MVMNT
MGMT's Andrew VanWyngarden – Photo / Creative Commons.
Little Dark Age is the fourth studio album by the American rock band MGMT, released on February 9, 2018 through Columbia Records. In almost five years now, this new piece represents the first form of artistic substance to be released by the band, following up on their unconventional and widely misunderstood third studio project MGMT, released in 2013. Back in January of 2018, Rolling Stone Magazine conducted an interview with the band regarding Little Dark Age. After their two previous albums were received in nothing more than a harsh and confused manner by many fans and critics, MGMT became sadly concerned that the admiration and recognition derived from the release of their first album would be near impossible to replicate. They miscalculated their predictions.
After a little research it's great to see, and not a surprise, that Little Dark Age has received positive reviews from music critics. At Metacritic, which offers a "normalized" rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album has an average score of 77 based on 24 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews," and is also the most critically acclaimed album by MGMT on this platform. We love the way Terrance Cawley of The Boston Globe stated that MGMT's fourth album to date was "both hooky and eccentric enough to please MGMT fans of all stripes.", and how the The Washington Post's Mark Kennedy dropped positive notes describing that "MGMT have once more delivered an off-kilter, challenging and very addictive album." These two remarks speak unpredictable levels of volume to MGMT fans whom have now been given another dose of the styles and sounds by which they've built their psychedelic dedication (and addictions) upon.
Purchase / Download Little Dark Age on iTunes.
If your'e new to the band, simply because you got lost in the immense group of new listeners and artists during their hiatus, we suggest you take a listen, but first lets rewind a little. MGMT is an indie rock band that came together in Middletown, Connecticut back in 2002. It consists of Andrew VanWyngarden (lead vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass guitar, drums, percussion) and Ben Goldwasser (vocals, keyboards, guitar, percussion). Representing the face of this eclectic band, after their third studio album, the two core members took to a period of separation. It was during this period by which they began working on their fourth installment long distance via e-mail. The distanced relationship between the musical duo, who later decided to sync up and work together again in a synthesized fashion, provided for an alternatively unique and innovative experience, by which the grounds of Little Dark Age became rooted.
MGMT has a North American Tour in the works. Photo / Creative Commons.
On tour, their live crew/lineup is composed of VanWyngarden, Goldwasser, Will Berman (drums, percussion, harmonica, backing vocals), Simon O'Connor (bass guitar, backing vocals), and James Richardson (lead guitar, keyboards, backing vocals). In the autumn of 2006 Maureen Kenny signed the band to Columbia Records. Their timeline of studio releases sits below:
Oracular Spectacular (2007)
Congratulations (2010)
MGMT (2013)
Little Dark Age (2018)
2007's Oracular Spectacular, their first major-label album, and its three hit singles, "Electric Feel," "Time to Pretend," and "Kids,"; represents a body of work that blew fanbases and radio stations out of the water, prior to releasing avant-garde discs Congratulations and MGMT, which managed to diminish much of the loyalty and interest the band had built up over time. We simply wish to conclude by stating that; for a band as creatively groundbreaking as MGMT, it's not a matter of "if" the artists will return, its just a matter of "when". Please enjoy one of their fresh songs below off of their new album Little Dark Age.
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Jim Tobin and TEF featured by WBBM News Radio
By temp-admin on April 27, 2018 / Illinois, Latest, Pension Reform
Taxpayer Education Foundation research presented by Jim Tobin was reported on by WBBM News Radio. Check out the link below for their coverage of the Illinois pension crisis. "In 2016, homeowners paid $933 million in property taxes for the pensions of local government and school district employees in the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund."
Click here to view their coverage of the data.
"Tax Freedom Day" Is an Oxymoron
By temp-admin on April 16, 2018 / Illinois, Latest
CHICAGO—The just-released report from the non-partisan Tax Foundation, Washington, D.C., revealed that the U.S. as a whole has worked 109 out of 365 days to pay its total tax bill for the year.
"In a very real sense, everyone is a slave of federal, state and local tax collectors for the first 30 percent of this year," said Jim Tobin, President of Taxpayers United of America (TUA).
"Finally, on April 19, which the Tax Foundation has christened 'Tax Freedom Day,' the country as a whole will have paid off its tax debts, and can start keeping its earnings for its own use."
Tax Freedom Day is calculated by adding all federal, state, and local taxes and dividing them by the total income earned in the country.
"This year, Tax Freedom Day is three days earlier than last year, thanks to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act signed into law by the current administration."
In 2018, Americans will pay $3.39 trillion in federal taxes and $1.80 trillion in state and local taxes, for a total tax bill of $5.19 trillion, 30 percent of national income, according to the Tax Foundation.
"This is still an obscene chunk taken out of workers' earnings. America will spend more on taxes in 2018 than it will on food, clothing, and housing combined," added Tobin.
"Despite the federal income tax cuts, government at all levels is still on a spending spree. As the feds cut the taxes and fewer tax dollars make their way to the state and local coffers, state and local governments are raising taxes. The federal tax cuts will soon disappear unless spending, which is funded by borrowing and printing money, is brought under control. The value of the U.S. dollar will continue to decrease as the debt continues to increase."
"'Tax Freedom Day' is an oxymoron. Tax Freedom Day isn't freedom at all; it's a measure of how truly enslaved we are," concluded Tobin.
Representative Skillicorn Accuses East Dundee of Covering Up Financial Fraud
By temp-admin on March 16, 2018 / Illinois, Latest, News Releases, Press, Taxpayer Alert, Uncategorized
After receiving delays and denials to Open Records requests from the Village of East Dundee, I have grown convinced that something is seriously wrong, and questions need to be asked.
Since the Chicago Tribune-Courier News report, "Officials: East Dundee finances on road to recovery" (http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/elgin-courier-news/news/ct-ecn-east-dundee-finances-st-1108-20171107-story.html) back in November, I have been making inquiries of my own. In the article, the Courier reported on "financial irregularities" that occurred under former Administrator Bob Skurla's watch. Here are a few of the more disturbing quotes:
"East Dundee is taking steps to offset financial irregularities that include overstated revenue, excessive spending and a lack of budgetary controls, East Dundee Village President Lael Miller said…."
"'There were several things that raised my eyebrows," Miller said.
"There were several problems that I would categorize as accounting issues," Miller said. "The way some monies were accounted for was not exactly clear."
"He [Miller] then met with Village Administrator Jennifer Johnsen and Finance Director Zaida Torres, who raised their own concerns."
"There were some spending patterns and other items the board wasn't aware of," Miller said.
"What in the world is going on in East Dundee and why hasn't the former Administrator, Bob Skurla, been prosecuted? If wrongdoing has taken place and the Village doesn't prosecute, they won't be able to access municipal insurance for restitution which would be a monumental failure of their fiduciary duty to taxpayers. In addition, if Skurla is found guilty, his pension should be taken away."
If that isn't disturbing enough, in a conversation I had with the current Village Administrator, Jennifer Johnsen–who was fired from her previous position with Campton Hills in 2016 for alleged Open Meetings Act issues–she stated that Skurla kept "two sets of books" and misrepresented finances with the board. Administrator Johnsen blamed Skurla for the $33 Million in debt according to the 2017 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (if police pension debt is included, the Village of East Dundee population 3182, has over $40 Million of debt). The specter of Dixon, Illinois' Rita Crundwell $54M financial fraud is rising as a pattern of obstruction from the Village of East Dundee is growing. Timeline of my personal investigation:
November 2017 – The Chicago Tribune-Courier News article first exposed the fraud allegations
December 2017 – My conversation with Village Administrator Jennifer Johnsen where she blames the $33 Million in debt and financial fraud on Bob Skurla.
January and February 2018 Open Meetings Act violations by the village (being investigated by the IL Attorney General).
February Freedom 2018 of Information requests being denied because emails between Bob Skurla and Trustees were deleted.
March 2018 Freedom of Information requests being delayed and denied looking for evidence between East Dundee Finance Director Torres and Administrator Johnsen. These denials are being investigated by the IL Attorney General.
"I have asked for and received notice that the Attorney General's Office is investigating the denial of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests. There is also an Open Meetings Act (OMA) violation that is being pursued. Our democracy depends on public servants who act with integrity and hold transparency in the highest regard along with a press that will hold them accountable. Again, I have to ask, what is going on in East Dundee and what are they trying to hide?"
Allen Skillicorn
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Q: Microservices decomposition strategy I have a monolith which I'm trying to decompose into microservices. However the microservices will not have much logic, except consuming a source system API and  enriching the response with some additional static data. What would be the best strategy in the following 2 scenarios?
Scenario 1

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*There are multiple source systems

*Each functional area consumes a distinct API of one of the source systems

What should be the best decomposition approach? Microservice per functional area (4) or microservice per source system (2)?
Scenario 2

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*A single source system which exposes a single API

*Each functional area consumes the same source system API with different parameters.

What should be the best decomposition approach? Microservice per functional area (4) or microservice per source API (single microservice) ?
Update

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*No enrichment of payload is required.

*Dash-line indicates the system boundary


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Interview: Southampton legend Matt Le Tissier: 'Get the academy players cleaning boots again!'
We sat the one-club man down in the Freemasons Arms in Soho, London where, 147 years ago, the FA bods drew up the first set of universally-accepted rules for playing the beautiful game. What better place then to ask him about the ridiculous football wages, Wayne Rooney and how we can save football…
On Gazza: "It's horrible (to see him in the news) because you will not find a guy with a bigger heart"
On cleaning Joe Jordan's boots: "You had to make sure they were clean – you did not want to upset him, believe me!"
On Gareth Bale: "I had a bet with a friend who didn't rate him and I said he'll be playing Champions League football with a top club and earn 100 Wales caps"
On Wayne Rooney: "He's basically said: I'm the best player here, you lot are crap', which coming from someone whose been out of form for six months is a bizarre thing to say."
Matt Le Tissier was speaking at the launch of Texaco's Teach Your Kids Proper Football Campaign. For more information go to www.properfooty.com
Matt Le Tissier


With my previous post I started a series of "catching up" blogs to report on the newest developments in the EU-funded Learning Layers (LL) project. The first post reported on consortium-wide discussions that pave the way for Year Three review and guide R&D activities and fieldwork during the coming times. This second post looks over the fence (or Channel) and reports on some interesting developments in the LL project work in healthcare sector. Here again, I have to start with the exploitation journey poster that was already presented in the consortium meeting in Tallinn (but I missed because of leaving earlier). Yet, I think it is worthwhile to take a second look and consider how the work with exploitation journey and stocktaking on specific issues can support our work with the construction sector partners.
a) User needs/ working issues: Here we need to address needs, obstacles and possibilities with a focus on construction sites, companies, intermediate training centres and supporting service providers.
b) Products/ Services: Here we also need to formulate value propositions that take into account infrastructural improvements (Layers Box), integrative toolsets (Learning Toolbox), complementary (LL) tools and capacity building (training concepts).
c) First customers/ Future customers: Here we need to take into account multiple layers of partnership and customer relations that are emerging during the project and after the project.
d) The team/ Key partners: Here we need to take into account the differentiation of developmental teams and partnership constellations with different exploitation initiatives.
e) Getting out of the Building (= initial pilot context): Here we also need to give a picture, how the initial pilot activities with construction partners have prepared the ground for successor activities.
f) External resources: Here we need to give an overview on the proposals for external funding that we have prepared and will prepare (and highlight in which way they continue the work of the LL project).
g) Timeline: Here we also need to give a visualised picture of stakeholder/customer engagement, maturing of products/services and milestones in exploitation activities.
(In general, we had similar elements in the exploitation journey posters for construction sector but not in a similar systematic overview. It is clearly helpful for the consortium and for the reviewers to have similar overviews on both pilot sectors.
So far the LL field activities in the healthcare sector have been separate pilots with one particular tool in each pilot venue. Now, the most recent exploitation meeting provided the application partners an overview of parallel tools and opened the prospects for integrative pilots (by mixing and matching the parallel tools). As I have understood it, this was well received by the application partners.
As a contrast, the construction sector pilot has been developing an integrative toolset – the Learning Toolbox (LTB). Yet, with this toolset we also can see our next field tests taking up different tools (other LL tools or third party tools and apps) to be integrated into LTB. Here we have think of ways to spread the use of such tools and share experiences.
Also, in this "Mixing and Matching" event the LL healthcare colleagues made contact with health education network that is known as "Improvement Academy" and works with communities of practice, networks and project. As I have understood it, this encounter has led to further cooperation between the LL project and this network.
Here I see an interesting parallelity between the work of this Improvement Academy and a recent capacity-building initiative of the training centre Bau-ABC in the construction sector. The Bau-ABC colleagues have developed an internal training model based on "Theme rooms" (virtual and real) to engage their whole training staff with digital media and LL tools. To me, this model looks like a prototype for developing "Improvement Academy" services in the construction sector.
3. UYOS – Use your own solutions (adapted for the Learning Layers project itself)!
Third point that I find interesting in the newest LL healthcare activities is the commitment to use our own LL tools. I her e-mail to other LL partners Tamsin Treasure-Jones indicates that she has several ideas how we can use LL tools (that have been piloted in the field activities of healthcare sector) also within the project work. Now she has started with an initiative to use the Confer tool to support the preparation of the Report 5 (on sectoral pilots) for the Year Three review meeting.
2) using the process steps of Confer tool as a joint tool in the team that drafts the sectoral draft report for the Year 3 Deliverable.
As I see it, this is a very interesting initiative and it will give new visibility for users' views. We need to consider in the German construction sector pilot, whether we can develop a similar approach.
I guess this is enough for the moment – both regarding lessons from the healthcare and the 'catching up' posts on newest developments in our project altogether. Now it is time for us to take further steps.
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Bruton (disambiguation)
Bruton may refer to:
* Bruton, a village and civil parish in Somerset, England
* John Bruton, Ambassador of the European Union to the United States of America.
* Richard Bruton, Opposition Spokesperson on Finance in Ireland.
* Bill Bruton, center fielder for the Milwaukee Braves.
* Cal Bruton, head coach of the West Sydney Razorbacks.
* C. J. Bruton, Basketball player with the Brisbane Bullets.
* Jack Bruton, footballeur (soccer) in the English Premier League, born as John Bruton.
* Kris Bruton
* Niall Bruton, athletics - middle distance track runner (retired)
* Ogden Bruton
* Bruton Smith
* Bruton Abbey
* Bruton Parish Church
* Bruton High School
* Bruton School for Girls
* King's School, Bruton
* Bruton's tyrosine kinase
* Bruton railway station
* Bruton Railway Cutting
* Cole (for Bruton) railway station
* Bruton and Pineora Railway
* Burton
Wangiwangi Island
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