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The vice president Yemi Osinbajo has said that the federal government is committed to preserving the unity of Nigeria.
Osinbajo while speaking in Adamawa at the reception in honour of the new president of the Lutheran World Federation, Most Reverend Musa Filibus, said no individual or group is capable of splitting the nation.
The vice president also called on Nigerians to sustain the unity and dreams of Nigeria's fore fathers in being one indivisible nation.
He also encouraged all Christians to continue to work towards justice and reconciliation with citizens of other faith.
"It is our role as Christians to bind people together and we must do so by self sacrifice and love.
"On behalf of the Federal Government and Mr President, I wish you an excellence and God guided tenure as President of LWF," Osinbajo said.
Also speaking the governor of Adamawa state Mohammed Bindow said commended the reverend on his elevation.
Filibus also thanked the Adamawa state and the Nigerian government and for their support.
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PRESS RELEASE – Zoey Ivory hands over the crown to Miss Netherlands 2017!
By Miss Universe Germanyoktober 11, 2017 No Comments
On 26 September last year the 23-year-old Zoey Ivory van der Koelen from Almere was crowned Miss Netherlands 2016, which was the beginning of an exceptional and adventurous year. The absolute highlight this past weekend was when she fulfilled her greatest dream: winning the final of the RTL4 TV programme 'Dance Dance Dance', together with her dance partner Marnix Lenselink! On last Monday evening 9 October, Zoey Ivory passed her coveted Miss Netherlands crown to Nicky Opheij, who was crowned Miss Netherlands 2017 during the spectacular finale at Studio 21 in Hilversum.
Miss Netherlands is an organisation that stimulates young women to realise their dreams and to help them in the quest for their dreams, strengths and talents. Everyone has a talent and dreams, but also insecurities. By participating in Miss Netherlands, these young women's insecurities are replaced by pride, a positive self-image and self-belief.
Beauty, Brains & Business!
Miss Netherlands goes beyond just glitter and glamour or even world peace; the organisation finds the most beautiful girl of the Netherlands who blends Beauty, Brains and Business, and who is also 'the girl next door'. A young woman who represents a reachable and achievable role model for other young women. At Miss Netherlands a strong and intelligent personality is combined with a nice and well-groomed appearance. The Misses constitute a balanced mix of sincerity, beauty, elegance, class, professional communication skills, and self‑confidence.
Zoey Ivory: in many ways, a passionate role model for young women!
There can be no doubt that Zoey Ivory is a strong and assertive role model for many young women! Her 1‑year reign as Miss Netherlands started on 26 September last year, with the Miss Universe election in the Philippines being her first big challenge. At the Miss Universe competition, she went viral with a video in which she was prominently featured, while spontaneously dancing to Beyoncé's 'Single Ladies'. To her this was one of the most remarkable moments of all: to be proclaimed a "celebrity" in the Philippines and to go viral all over the world, just for being herself. The next challenge she faced was the RTL4 TV programme 'Dance Dance Dance'. This programme was a long cherished wish and big dream that came true, and during which she had – and especially wanted – to do her utmost best. She wanted to win and she did win the final last weekend, together with her dance partner Marnix Lenselink!
Zoey Ivory: "It was a process that had mentally and physically broken me more than once; I discovered a lot about myself and my less pleasant dance past. But during the show, I always remained motivated to not quit, and I especially had a lot of fun. I think that besides our strength and determination it was mainly thanks to my partner and our joy in performing that we were crowned as the winners of 'Dance Dance Dance'. My objective as Miss Netherlands was to show the Netherlands (and also the rest of the world) that a Miss can be a tough, spontaneous and intelligent woman with a big heart!"
Miss Netherlands 2017 final with Kim Kötter and Koos van Plateringen as presenters
With Studio 21 as the setting and more than 800 guests, the Miss Netherlands final on last Monday evening 9 October became a striking event! Studio 21 is well noted for its spectacular shows. The Miss Netherlands 2017 award ceremony hosted by Kim Kötter was full of varied entertainment. For years Kim has been the face of the Miss Netherlands organisation. In 2009 she acquired the organisation rights for Miss Universe Netherlands and Germany, which she has organised with a lot of spirit and passion. Her co-host was Koos van Plateringen. This Shownieuws host participated in Expeditie Robinson (a Dutch Survivor reality competition TV show), together with Miss Netherlands 2015 Jessie Jazz Vuijk, and was a candidate in 'Dance Dance Dance', just like Zoey Ivory.
A critical jury of well-known experts in the worlds of Beauty, Brains and Business
The jury for the Miss Netherlands 2017 final was composed of well-known experts in the worlds of Beauty, Brains and Business: jury president Monica van Ee, the CEO of hannah SIRC (known to editorial staffs and consumers as the Dutch brand for skin improvement), theatre producer and TV host Albert Verlinde, photographer and photography expert William Rutten, Editor-in-Chief of Talkies Magazine Kristina Bozilovic, owner of the well-known barbershop empire Rob Peetoom, Miss Netherlands 2015 Jessie Jazz Vuijk, and designer and LINDA.TV host Janice. This critical jury not only evaluated the finalists on their looks, but also on qualities such as elegance, class, self-esteem, good communication skills, and a strong and intelligent personality.
Performances by Edwin Jonker and The Cast of Studio 21
Between the different presentation rounds of the Misses, every guest was brought into the world of showbiz by The Cast of Studio 21. They were surprised by special performances from various acts from Studio 21's shows. Musical star and all-round entertainer Edwin Jonker, known from Beauty and the Beast, Dreamgirls and Rent, gave an amazing performance during the grand finale with the finalists.
Nicky Opheij crowned as Miss Netherlands 2017
By the end of the evening, it was time for Zoey Ivory to hand over her coveted Miss Netherlands crown to the new Miss Netherlands. The 22-year-old Nicky Opheij from the Dutch town Handel in the Brabant region was crowned as Miss Netherlands 2017 by Zoey. Nicky is a graduate nutrition coach, model, and former architectural drafter and has 26 swimming diplomas under her belt. She loves to do sports, including running, swimming, scuba diving and shines in skipping.
Nicky Opheij: "I could not believe it when I heard my name through the speakers. I'm so incredibly happy and proud of this title! This comes at a very good time in my life. I was really trying to find myself. From being an architectural drafter, I recently graduated as a food coach. After my title 'Holland's Next Top Model' and working as a model, I took a particular interest in nutrition. I was looking for ways to work with weight control in a healthy way. I think I can certainly be an inspiration for others in this field. While working as a model, I became increasingly jittery because I could not really be myself. I wanted to have my own opinion and not just act as a proverbial clothes hanger. I was a little lost in that regard. I'm really glad that I persevered and took part in Miss Netherlands though. It was quite a process to be judged on who you really are. I dare to say that I once again love myself and my current female body. I am healthy and feel privileged that I can now get opportunities to develop further. We are now working with the Miss Netherlands organisation to see where my developments and ambitions lie and see what prospects may emerge. Jessie Jazz and Zoey Ivory are two excellent examples and role models for me. I cannot wait to get started. The Miss Universe Election is in Las Vegas within a month. So now I really have to work hard, but I'm certainly very much looking forward to it!"
A great new ambassador for the Netherlands, both in appearance and character!
Jury chairwoman Monica van Ee has this to say about the new Miss Netherlands 2017: "We as the Miss Netherlands Organisation were looking for a girl with a unique personality, who is social, bright, happy and compassionate. Someone who can be an inspiration for young girls. Not in a patronising way, but in a natural, happy way and who is a delight to work with. We have been working with Nicky and the other 10 finalists for 4 months. What an undeniably delightful group! Nicky is a real joy, very funny and witty. She already has a wealth of experience from out of which she can take the advantages and disadvantages and turn them into in her favour for the title. We are very proud of her personal growth and think we have found a great ambassador for the Netherlands. Nicky can be a role model for young girls, including in terms of healthy nutrition and learning to love yourself, both in appearance and character"
Kim Kötter: "We always notice that after such an intense period of various training sessions, photo shoots, events and introductions to other sport disciplines, the finalists get to know themselves better and are better aware of their ambitions and talents. We tremendously enjoyed our time with each finalist. What a great group of beautiful ladies. We are very proud of this year's finalists and of course of the new Miss Netherlands 2017!
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African countries make the case for coal-powered electricity
WORLD Bank President Jim Yong Kim was candid recently on the use of coal-powered electricity after African countries at the meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Bali made a strong case for the use of the fossil fuel to power their development.
During the gatherings on the Indonesian island, Kim said that he was approached by officials from developing countries, mainly from Africa, who talked about the Bank's reluctance to fund coal-powered plants that will provide more electricity for countries that are facing huge power shortages, which are stunting their socio-economic development.
Kim said he was told that he was asking African countries, 'which have put almost none of the carbon in the air' not to have base load electricity.
He said African delegates argued that their countries could not 'develop…because we can't use a single drop of fossil fuel for our own energy needs.'
Kim said, after listening to these arguments from African delegates and at a town hall meeting with civil society organisations: 'And I can tell you, when I hear that from our leaders, from people in industry, in places like Africa, it's compelling to me.
'We feel that you have to listen to the social justice arguments from people from poor countries who have not put any of the carbon in the air and want to have base load.
'Having said all that, I'm just as worried as you are about climate change,' Kim added.
'We just announced that we've put a billion dollars on the table for battery storage because that's really the issue.'
The funding was announced last month at the One Planet Summit in New York to finance a new global programme to accelerate investments in battery storage for energy systems in developing and middle-income countries.
It is expected to help these countries ramp up their use of renewables – particularly wind and solar power – improve energy security, increase grid stability and expand access to electricity.
'For developing countries, this can be a game changer,' said Kim.
'Battery storage can help countries leapfrog to the next generation of power generation technology, expand energy access, and set the stage for much cleaner, more stable, energy systems.'
But the coal debate continues unabated, as the Bank decided this month not to go ahead with funding of the long-delayed coal-fired project in Kosovo.
The Bank acknowledged that despite the 'social justice arguments' in favour of the project, its 'firm decision' not to back it made clear its stance on funding fossil fuel projects.
The Bali coal debate comes in the wake of a paper by the Engineering and Public Policy Department at Carnegie Mellon University in the US, which shows that the use of back-up generators in Africa due to frequent power outages is in fact leading to increased air emissions.
The paper notes: 'Use of back-up diesel generators also increases fossil fuel energy consumption by a factor of 1.5–1,000 compared with current grid levels throughout sub-Saharan Africa.
'Finally, we estimate that the costs of generating diesel back-up power are millions of dollars higher than the costs of grid electricity in all countries.
'These results suggest that increasing power system reliability for those with existing electricity access is a key component of meeting sustainable electricity access goals,' the paper adds.
According to the World Bank, sub-Saharan African countries record annual power outages of between 50 hours and 4,600 hours out of a total of 8,760 hours in a year.
Put another way, Spain, which has a population 20 times smaller than sub-Saharan Africa's, generates the same amount of electricity as the whole of the region put together.
This is why it is not surprising that supporters of clean coal technology are pushing for the use of this fossil fuel to power national grids in Africa that will provide more access to electricity for the over 600 million people on the continent who do not have it.
National grids providing cheap and constant electricity will also remove the high cost of back-up generators that are harmful to health, they argue.
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Greenfield's Neuropathology, the worlds leading neuropathology reference, provides an authoritative, comprehensive account of the pathological findings in neurological disease, their biological basis and their clinical manifestations. This account is underpinned throughout by a clear description of the molecular and cellular processes and reactions that are relevant to the development, and normal and abnormal functioning of, the nervous system. While this scientific content is of paramount importance, however, care has been taken to ensure that the information is presented in a way that is accessible to readers working within a range of disciplines in the clinical neurosciences, and that also places the neuropathological findings within the context of a broader diagnostic process.
The new eighth edition incorporates much new information, new illustrations and many new authors, while retaining the depth, breadth and quality of content so praised in previous editions. Each chapter opens with an introductory section designed to offer an integrated approach to diagnosis, taking account of clinical manifestations, neuroradiological and laboratory findings as well as the neuropathological and molecular genetic features of the diseases being considered. Strong emphasis has been placed on facilitating the retrieval of neuropathological information by non-neuropathologists grapping with differential diagnoses or seeking information on broad categories of neurological disease, and boxes and tables are used to present important symptoms and signs, patterns of disease and other features for ease of reference.
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Prayer is an important part of the life of the church and is encouraged in corporate worship, mid-week meetings, house groups and as part of individual's quiet times. The church have a prayer room off the foyer that is available for personal prayer at any time.
Pre-service Prayer is available for all in the prayer room each Sunday morning from 9.30am onwards.
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Egyptian President Abdel-Fatah al-Sissi told the UN General Assembly on Tuesday that Cairo is committed to the establishment of a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.
"We cannot talk about the peaceful settlement of disputes as a founding principle of the United Nations and an indicator of its credibility without addressing the Palestinian cause," Sissi said. "It stands as a perfect example of the failure of the international system to find this just resolution to the conflict based on international legitimacy and United Nations resolutions that guarantee the establishment of a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital."
Sissi added that the parameters of a resolution to the Palestinian issue are well-known and that "what is required is political will to resume negotiations and achieve a settlement in accordance with these parameters."
skip - Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi speaks before the UN General Assembly on September 25, 2018.
Sissi's remarks followed comments by Jordanian King Abdullah II, whose said that only a two-state solution "based on international law and relevant UN resolutions can meet the needs of both sides: an end to conflict, a viable, independent, sovereign Palestinian state on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital, and a secure Israel, fully part of its own region, recognized by Arab and Muslim states around the world."
Abdullah emphasized that he saw no alternative, asking: "How can we accept a status quo of continuing crisis and bigotry? Palestinian families displaced for generations, their children's very identity denied. Israeli families, living in continuing national self-isolation; without the security of peaceful relationships worldwide."
The Jordanian king also rejected the notion of a one-state solution. "And what could possibly be the future of what some propose: a single, bi-national state, whose very foundation is a rejection of the equality of its own people?" He asked. "That's the ugly, undemocratic reality of the one-state idea. It is by no means an alternative to a two-state peace settlement, it is an abandonment of peace, a new way to go AWOL from the work of reconciliation, and the opposite of what both sides need, and have sought for so long.


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John Friedman co-founded John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects (JFAK) in Los Angeles in 1996 with Alice Kimm, his graduate school classmate. Committed to a collaborative process, JFAK works closely with passionate teams of specialized consultants to create joyful environments that encourage social interaction and both clarify and reinforce the identities and missions of its clients. The firm's portfolio encompasses private residences and multi-family housing, civic spaces, education buildings, cultural gateways, creative workspaces, and wellness facilities for Caltech, Claremont McKenna College, the City of Los Angeles, UCLA, the National Endowment for the Arts, and many other entities.
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Gas Prices Bucking Trend, Going UP in Iowa But There is a Reason
Johnny Marks Published: January 10, 2022
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Well, this is disappointing. After the prediction of lower gas prices in Q1 of 2022 last month, we're now seeing the opposite: a full-on rise in costs at the pump in early 2022. Will it be short-lived? Will it be a trend in '22 like it felt like it was in 2021? We do have some answers to these questions.
Gas prices rise thanks to a Russian pipeline
Right now, the average gas price in the state of Iowa is $3.04/gallon according to AAA, with Black Hawk trending lower than the average, and Linn County right at that average, a quick Gas Buddy scan shows you can find gas in Cedar Rapids for as low as $2.99, and in Cedar Falls/Waterloo for as low as $2.89. Still, hardly the dip we'd expected in late 2021 when we were told it would be lower in the New Year.
Still, there's a reason why the prices have gone in reverse and it has to do with... going in reverse actually. Recent turmoil in Kazakhstan and Libya, and according to Reuters, a pipeline that sends gas from Russia to Europe was actually stuck in reverse all weekend. While this mainly impacts Europe, it is likely to have an effect in the U.S. and Canada, as well as tensions between Russia and the West, continue.
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As crude oil costs creep up, the nationwide average is expected to increase, though the hope is it's a short-lived price bump. The cost for gas in Iowa back in January 2021 was only $2.26. Despite gas averaging a tad over $3.00, we're still well below our record of $4.26 in July of 2008 so, there's always that for good news!
Roseanne Barr Abandoned Iowa Mansion in Eldon, IA
I fell into a rabbit hole when I found out that Roseanne Barr almost had a mansion in Iowa. After seeing the current state of the property on Facebook, I was amazed that such an extravagant project could be so quickly overtaken by nature. Only two hours away from Waterloo, this abandoned field could have hosted some of the coolest and elite Hollywood parties in the Midwest. The current photos were taken by Gable Fry on a recent trip he took.
Hilarious Iowa DOT Signs
Anyone else share a sense of humor with a state's Department of Transportation? Just me? Well, every Monday the Iowa Department of Transportation puts up a sometimes hilarious, sometimes straightforward message on their road signs across the state. This is called "message Monday" and Iowa DOT tries to entertain and educate drivers through these signs. Here are just a few of our favorites.
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The most popular ceremony in the Riviera Maya, where the Bride & Groom will have a legal marriage prior to their Mexico arrival. Officiators will conduct a symbolic ceremony, which you can also help create, at a variety of locations in Playa del Carmen or Tulum.
Arrive two to three days prior to your wedding date for blood tests in the privacy of your hotel room, and signing of legal paperwork and a legal wedding ceremony will be conducted for your Playa del Carmen wedding.
We can plan a simple ritual ceremony or an elaborate marriage, based on the Mayan connection of the universe and their Gods, along with Mayan foods, music and offerings.
Legal and symbolic ceremonies are offered to all couples in Mexico.
Hindu marriage riturals can be performed on the beach or at a variety of hotel locations.
Jewish traditions and ritual objects can be coordinated for your beach wedding.
Choose from our intimate Chapel, located on 5th Avenida in Playa del Carmen for up to 75 guests, or choose from a variety of larger house of worhip in the Riviera Maya.
Passionate lovers, book a flight and unite! Ceremonies for two can be arranged within hours, so don't wait any longer!
Designed for best friends or siblings, a great way to combine two celebrations of marriage.
Incorporate a sand ritual during your ceremony to blend your love or new families. Choose your color of sand and we'll also add some sand from the beach you are getting married on for a special touch!


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Q: the command "docker-machine ls " list nothing on my mac I installed the latest stable docker for Mac, and started the docker directly without a virtual box. I know that it must have started a virtual box, so I use "docker-machine ls" to find the default machine, but it list nothing. How can i find the virtual machine? My OS version is 10.10.5
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In fact, I didn't create any virtual machines, but do run my spring-boot app on the "alpine-oraclejdk8" image, so does that mean I exactly using the docker? And the reason I want to find the virtual machine is I used "nsenter" to enter the container to debug the log of my app but it doesn't work(the writer of "nsenter" told that I need enter the virtual machine first). So this is my confusing point that how the docker is running but I cant find the virtual machine on MAC

A: Docker for mac does not use docker-machine. The app that runs and give you the little whale icon in the top menu bar runs its own virtual machine. This virtual machine uses hyperkit, which is a project that uses xhyve, which is a port of bhyve to the mac os darwin kernel.
This will not create any entries to make docker-machine aware of the vm.
Rather than using nsenter to enter your container, you should use the docker exec command instead. The advantage of using docker exec is that it works without having the first ssh to where docker is running.

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Run the command
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And you'll have your machine.
To redirect your docker client to the specific machine use this command
eval $(docker-machine env vm1)

Where 'vm1' is the same 'vm1' name that you used to create the machine.  You can have a number of docker machine running at the same time using various backends like virtualbox or aws

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We are committed to being a positive force for our community. Verix and its employees are actively volunteering in various activities to contribute to the wellbeing of others.
Verix commitment to community enables its employees to actively fulfill their aspiration of being socially responsible by contributing their time, talent and passion for various critical social causes.
Giving back always leaves a positive impact on the non-profits, on our employees, and on us as a company. It is powerful to know that we're taking part in the greater good.
On Oct 31 a group of dedicated runners from Verix attended the Tel-Aviv Night Run, supporting the Children of Sunrise Israel with a 10km run and a donation. In this exhilarating run, aside 25,000 other participants some of our athlete runners, have notably reached quite good rankings!
Sunrise Israel, is an organization that offers children fighting cancer and their healthy siblings a place where they can simply be kids, while providing a holistic response to their entire family. During school vacations, the children play, enjoy leisure and recreation activities in a safe medically suited and supervised environment. They are given a rare opportunity to forget about their pain and distress, gather their strengths and simply enjoy being kids.
The Good Deeds Day is a global day that unites people from 93 countries to do good deeds for the benefit of others and the planet.
At 2015 Verix employees rolled up their sleeves and set out to take part in the Ben-Shemen forest rehabitation, clearing a patch of forested woods from dead trees and litter. The Ben-Shemen forest is located at the outskirts of Jerusalem, an area that is a heavily forested and is prone to fires.
After a morning of hard work, the area left behind was green and clean, enabling the potential for new growth.


I am a full time analyst in a corporate industry and full time law student in a Philippine law school.
Definitely, juggling work and law studies is not the most recommended thing to do. However, for individuals like me, who self-support her studies and send her younger sibling to college, taking the full- time-student-only route is not an option.
Hence, given that reality, I have no choice but to keep up with what is on my plate and deal with whatever difficulties I may encounter for doing two important and serious life matters at the same time.
To aid this, I have some hacks to take away some stress factors while I hurdle work and school.
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Two Eighties Horror films Bengal Recommends
November 3, 2019 / bengalcritiques
Halloween has come and gone once again, and of course I watched more than a few horror films for the spirit of the season.
Because I am deep diving into what I consider the golden age of once overlooked and now cult classic films, the 1980s, all of them came from that decade. I was given even more incentive due to my first experience at Halloween Horror Nights featuring several attractions that were of the time.
This year's event at Universal Studios Florida had haunted houses based on Stranger Things, Ghostbusters, Killer Klowns, Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses, Jordan Peele's Us, and classic Universal Monsters. I've already seen Ghostbusters like most people but I had yet to see Killer Klowns from Outer Space and Stranger Things. I wasn't particularly interested in 1000 Corpses or Us.
The latter I hadn't yet seen is a creation of this decade meant to be a nostalgic love letter to popular culture, horror-related or not, three decades' prior. I managed to watch the entirety of Stranger Things before arriving in Orlando only for the attraction wait-time to be stuck between an unbearable 65 to 50 minutes.
The first film however is cartoonish fun that is awash with creativity and just enough creepiness to earn a place in the genre.
Image taken from Arizona Daily Star (Coulrophobics need not apply…)
If there was ever a film that typified the eighties' uncanny ability to make a horror experience more fun and enjoyably ridiculous than darkly serious and hauntingly ominous, it is Killer Klowns from Outer Space.
There is no misdirection whatsoever in the title's description. A race of aliens which happen to look like the ugliest circus clowns touch down on some unspecific part of America. Their space vessel is shaped like a garishly yellow carnival tent.
What do the klowns want from us? Food, but sadly of the Twilight Zone-esque "It's a cookbook!" variety. They transform the hapless citizens of Crescent Cove one by one into cotton candy to take back to their ship. It's up to a bunch of stereotypically 80s' teenagers and one initially skeptical young deputy to figure out a way to defeat the klowns and rescue those captured, if there is a way at all.
The film is most focused on the klowns' mission of finding and tricking humans into falling into traps that gets them captured and transformed into cotton candy which is unabashedly black comedy. Similar to your average slasher film, the viewer is subversively entertained in seeing how the klowns set up the situations which involve tricking and killing the clueless people. How will that dupe and this dupe be taken out?
It's a fun if morbid guessing game which is heightened by all the methods the klowns use being based on tricks and games real clowns famously use in shows or at the circus. Puppet shows, shadow puppets, throwing pies which are really acidic bioweapons, it's so dark yet too silly to be taken seriously.
While I'll be happy to be proven wrong, as the people behind the film have wanted for a long time to make a sequel, this really does feel like the kind of film which could only be made in its time. The late 80s' atmosphere, having a theme song scored by a punk rock band, the intentionally familiar cliches, just that hard to describe 1980s' cinematic atmosphere which permeated more than one genre.
If you have a fear of clowns, I would caution in that case against watching it, but while the klowns are unambiguously villainous and literally killers, it's not to the same malicious evil as the Joker and Pennywise. You will more likely laugh or feel good watching the movie play out then you will be scared.
Image from Hollywood Reporter (Stephen King in his finest acting role as the unluckiest country hick of all time)
Before Tales from the Crypt( at least the TV version), before Tales from the Darkside, before American Horror Story, before the Simpson's Treehouse of Horror, there was Creepshow, a lovingly silly horror anthology movie made with the union of Stephen King and George Romero in its production.
Romero and King were of the generation which read sleazy, pulpy horror comics in the 1950s, one of which was Tales from the Crypt in its original comic format. If this and Creepshow 2, released five years later are any indication, they loved reading that certain kind of fiction and this is them thumbing their noses at all the adults in their childhood lives who looked down on them for doing so.
Even if the stuff that inspired Creepshow really was low-tier schlock, it was schlock that likely helped inspire Romero and King's legendary forays in horror. Much like how Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers and the cheap Republic action serials inspired Lucas and Spielberg with Star Wars and Indiana Jones. Even the greats have to find their inspiration from somewhere.
The first Creepshow consists of five stories which range between 20 to 35 minutes in length with an additional framing device of all the stories coming from a kid's copy of a Creepshow issue. His abusive father, who of course thinks that crap is rotting his brain throws it into the garbage, and during the Halloween season of all times!
The wind pushes each page to a new frightful story. The first is about an awful rich father coming back to life as a revenant in search of revenge for his daughter killing him and to get his "father's day cake."
The second, the one which features King himself in what must be a self-effacing role, as a redneck hick living in ,where else, Maine. He finds a crashed meteor containing a mysterious green goo which slowly but surely transforms everything it touches into an alien plant life. Sadly King's lovably dumb Jordy certainly touched it and nothing will save him now.
The third and my favorite initially starts off as an elaborate revenge plot that turns amusingly at the end into another case of "back from the dead vengeance". Ted Danson's character is sleeping with Leslie Nielsen's character's wife, who is unsurprisingly much younger than the latter.
Despite Creepshow having a definite dark comedy feel, Nielsen's character is hardly comic, even though he had already started his comedy renaissance two years prior with Airplane!. Nielsen is legitimately scary in his cold yet smug desire to ruin his wife's extramarital lover.
What is Nielsen's plan for Danson? To have him dig a human sized hole at the beach, put him in the hole, put the rest of the sand around so he is stuck under the beach up to his neck. Then bringing out a TV surveillance system, he shows Danson that his wife is in the same predicament and the evening tide is on its way to end both their lives. To say anymore would be to spoil an outlandishly fun surprise.
The fourth and probably the one most familiar to those who have heard of Creepshow is about a Yeti-like beast who is found in a caged box in a college by a janitor. He calls a professor and the two try to figure out why it was there in the first place. Things very much go off the rails from there and it also brings in another dastardly plot of retribution, this time by the professor's best friend played by Hal Holbrook.
Holbrook has an awful, annoying sister that will not ever shut up about him in a derogatory way and also won't let him live a life free of her. Holbrook discovers the beast is real and it doesn't take a genius to guess where the story will go from there.
The final story is the most visually creative and the one that lives up to the anthology's title the most, so much so that the name of the story has "creep" in it. A horribly evil billionaire businessman has severe Howard-Hughes level hypochondria. He lives in a piercingly white and sterile apartment in Manhattan and conducts all his business by phone. He refuses to let anyone enter the apartment for fear of germs.
This guy soon has his apartment gradually fill with cockroaches, which start coming out of just about every corner. Even worse when a city wide power outage occurs. The conclusion to the story is about as gross as you could imagine and the strongest example of Tom Savini's special effects work in the whole movie. Savini, for those who don't know is a legend in make-up effects. If you've seen the first and fourth Friday the 13ths or Dawn and Day of the Dead, then you will know him by his work. He also has a great cameo at the end.
The majority of the horror films I saw for the Halloween season were the first seven Friday the 13th movies, the ones that are probably the most seen and respected of the bunch, though respected may not be the best way to describe a series like that. My next blog post, hopefully coming up right after this one will be my thoughts on the first seven parts of Jason's absurdly bloody legend.
You will find it very much so that as cliched and "of their time" as they may be, they can be no less awesome and oddly charming to someone watching them after the fact. That a mid-twenties' millennial can find entertainment value from such films is a testament against the series' contemporary critics.
← Less Grind, more Gears: A review of Gears 5 and commentary on the Xbox One in 2019
Jason and the Adolescents: A review of the first seven Friday the 13ths Part I →


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Area Muslim leader on interfaith love, compassion and support
Ashfaq Taufique (Ariel Worthy, The Birmingham Times)
By Ariel Worthy
When he moved to the United States from Pakistan in 1975, Ashfaq Taufique was in for a few surprises.
"Openness in gender relationships was shocking, illicit relationships were shocking, freedom was shocking," said Taufique, president of the Birmingham Islamic Society (BIS), "freedom to do anything you want, whether good or bad."
A lot has happened since Taufique came to the U.S. 41 years ago. First, he considers himself fortunate.
"I have never been subjected to a racial slur, at least verbally," Taufique said. "I like to think good of people until they prove otherwise."
However, many others in the Muslim community have not been as fortunate.
"My son after 9/11 got an email saying 'Go home.' He comes home and asked, 'Where does he want me to go? North Carolina?' because that's where my son was born."
Taufique, 66, came to Birmingham in 1989 –- after living in Texas, North Carolina and Georgia – to work as a mechanical engineer. The father of four, grandfather of nine has been married to his wife Rita for 37 years.
Another change since his arrival in the U.S. is the constant need to dispel negative stereotypes of Muslims.
"The terminology 'radical Islam' is very bothersome to us as Muslims," Taufique said. "When Eric Rudolph bombed the abortion clinic, he did it for his Christian values … he was radical, and we all agree with that. But no one said 'radical Christianity.'"
That is hypocrisy, Taufique said.
"Religion is not radical; Christianity is not radical, Judaism is not radical, and Islam is not radical," Taufique said. "To call faith radical because of the action of a few is like associating Christianity with the KKK. We know the KKK is doing what they do for Christian values but we don't believe that is what all Christianity represents."
There are 1.2 – 1.5 billion Muslims around the world who are often labeled unfairly, Taufique said. "Every time a bomb hits that part of the world, more innocent people are killed . . ." he said.
Taufique said he is pleased that the BIS works with other faiths on issues that have an impact on residents. In 2003, the state proposed an ordinance to require Muslim women to remove their hijabs for driver's license and state-issued IDs.
"We managed to get the Catholics' support, because of the nuns and the headdresses they wear, and the Sikh communities because of their turbans," Taufique said. "The governor's office was able to change that course."
The BIS has also helped bring three Masjids – the Arabic word for mosque – to the Birmingham metro area: the Hoover Crescent Islamic Center, the West Side Masjid located in Fairfield and the Homewood Masjid. In addition to providing worship centers, the BIS also provides marriage services, burials, divorces, family and group counseling, and social needs of the Muslim community.
BIS has three charters: provide spiritual, social and personal services to the Muslim community; provide outreach to the community at large; and speak for the Muslim community "whether we like it or not."
"When there is a legislation in the state of Alabama that would negatively work against Muslims, we have to let our voices be heard," he said.
The recent presidential elections put the spotlight on Muslims. After a hard fought and sometimes divisive campaign Taufique said he welcomed Donald Trump's statement that the president-elect would represent all people.
"I pray for him . . . I pray that he does the right thing. We will support him in things he does right," Taufique said. "Prophet Muhammad said 'help your brother if he is oppressed; and if he is an oppressor.' We can see helping the oppressed, but we should help someone in making sure that they do not do the oppressing."
Following the presidential election, the BIS has received great interfaith support from a number of other religious leaders, Taufique said.
"We got a bunch of emails of love, compassion and support," he said. "A pastor in Hoover came to our congregation to speak and provided love and support."
Taufique is also on the board of the Greater Birmingham Ministries (GBM), where the organization recently held a Prayer Unity Walk. The walk was to show unity for groups affected by any hate that had developed during the recent election.
"The purpose of that walk was so we can stand as one," Taufique said. "We need to show the strength of peace-loving people, who are not going to, in the words of President Obama, 'get into fetal position.'"
Ashfaq Taufique
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India will be hoping for a good start against Asian games gold medallists Japan in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup opener.
The Sultan Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament begins on Saturday with India taking on Japan in the opening clash in Ipoh, Malaysia. The Indian hockey team, ravaged by injuries, will be up against the Asian Games gold medallists, hoping to put the disappointments of last year behind them. Despite improved performances, India fell quite short of what was expected. Shock losses at the Commonwealth Games and Asian Games, and an underwhelming sixth place finish at the World Cup did little to lift the mood of Indian hockey fans.
India have been forced to field a largely inexperienced squad at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup due to several injuries.
"Japan, Korea and hosts Malaysia will be the teams to watch out for. They are traveling with full squads and they will pose a stiff challenge for us," said Manpreet Singh on the eve of their opening match against Japan.
"The youngsters will need to step up their game and I believe having fresh faces can be an advantage, as the possibility of them knowing much about the new comers is less.
"Though losing Gurjant Singh after coming here is a setback, Gursahibjit Singh, who is replacing him, is a talented forward and understands the requirements of the senior team," he added.
On Thursday, the Indian team played a practice match against hosts Malaysia, and are geared up for a good start to the tournament.
India's previous outing at Sultan Azlan Shah ended with the team finishing fifth but had seen good performances from a young unit combined with a few senior players.
The team had lost narrowly (2-3) to Olympic champions Argentina in their first match, drew 1-1 against England, lost to Australia (who eventually won the title) 2-4, and beat Malaysia 5-1. Though, they lost 2-3 to Ireland in the round robin stage, they beat them 4-1 in the placement match.
"Youngsters have always used the platform to come up with memorable performances here and though the forward-line, barring Mandeep Singh, has about 12 caps between each other, we are hopeful they will soak up the pressure early on and deliver.
"It's important for us seniors to back all the youngsters in the team and guide them through the tournament to get the best out of them," Manpreet said.


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Dopo aver giocato nelle giovanili di varie squadre della sua città natale, ha iniziato la sua carriera nelle serie minori del campionato spagnolo con l'Acodetti e la terza squadra del . Nel febbraio del 2018 viene aggregato alla rosa della seconda squadra del Las Palmas, giocando per una stagione e mezza in terza divisione. Nel 2019 viene promosso in prima squadra, però viene subito girato in prestito alla seconda squadra del , anch'essa militante in terza divisione. Rientrato dal prestito, colleziona 29 presenze e 2 reti in seconda divisione con il Las Palmas durante la stagione 2020-2021. L'anno successivo si trasferisce al , altro club della seconda divisione spagnola.

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"Use the DAILY guidelines for sensible drinking. Refraining on one day should not mean excess on another"
The bottle in question was on offer at the local supermarket...and i had to go out and buy a corkscrew so I could open it lol...!!!!
My roommate killed my cork screw. But I think she got a replacement for it yesterday.


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                else
                {
                    [alarmImage setImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"ic_event_zone_03"]];
                }

            }
                break;
            case DOOR_HELD_OPEN:
            {
                currentDoor = self.detailInfo.event.door_held_open.door;

                titleLabel.text = NSBaseLocalizedString(self.detailInfo.event.door_held_open.title_loc_key, nil);
                doorNameLabel.text = self.detailInfo.event.door_held_open.door.name;

                args = self.detailInfo.event.door_held_open.loc_args;

                doorDescription.text = [self getLocalizedDecription:@"notificationType.message.doorHeldOpen" args:args];

                [alarmImage setImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"ic_event_door_03"]];
            }
                break;
            default:
                break;
        }

        if ([PreferenceProvider isUpperVersion])
        {
            if ([AuthProvider hasWritePermission:DOOR_PERMISSION])
            {
                [doorControlButton setEnabled:YES];
            }
            else
            {
                if ([AuthProvider hasReadPermission:DOOR_PERMISSION] && [AuthProvider hasWritePermission:MONITORING_PERMISSION])
                {
                    [doorControlButton setEnabled:YES];
                }
                else
                {
                    [doorControlButton setEnabled:NO];
                }

            }

            if (![AuthProvider hasReadPermission:DOOR_PERMISSION])
            {
                [doorControlButton setEnabled:NO];
            }
        }
    }
}

- (NSString*)getLocalizedDecription:(NSString*)key args:(NSArray*)args
{
    NSString *dec;

    if (nil != args)
    {
        NSRange range = NSMakeRange(0, [args count]);
        NSMutableData* data = [NSMutableData dataWithLength: sizeof(id) * [args count]];
        [args getObjects: (__unsafe_unretained id *)data.mutableBytes range:range];

        NSString *content = [[NSString alloc] initWithFormat:NSBaseLocalizedString(key, nil) arguments:data.mutableBytes];
        return content;
    }

    return dec;
}

- (void)didReceiveMemoryWarning {
    [super didReceiveMemoryWarning];
    // Dispose of any resources that can be recreated.
}

/*
#pragma mark - Navigation

// In a storyboard-based application, you will often want to do a little preparation before navigation
- (void)prepareForSegue:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue sender:(id)sender {
    // Get the new view controller using [segue destinationViewController].
    // Pass the selected object to the new view controller.
}
*/

- (IBAction)moveToBack:(id)sender
{
    [self popChildViewController:self parentViewController:self.parentViewController animated:YES];
}

- (IBAction)showDoorController:(id)sender
{
    UIStoryboard *storyboard = [UIStoryboard storyboardWithName:@"Popup" bundle:nil];
    DoorControlPopupViewController *doorControlPopup = [storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier:@"DoorControlPopupViewController"];
    [self showPopup:doorControlPopup parentViewController:self parentView:self.view];

    [doorControlPopup getIndexResponse:^(NSInteger index) {
        [self controlDoorOperator:index];
    }];
}

- (void)controlDoorOperator:(NSInteger)index
{
    if (index == NOT_SELECTED)
    {
        return;
    }

    [self startLoading:self];

    menuIndex = index;
    switch (index)
    {
        case 0:
        {
            // open
            [doorProvider openDoor:[currentDoor.id integerValue] onComplete:^(Response *error) {

                [self finishLoading];

                [self showSuccessPopup:NSBaseLocalizedString(@"door_is_open", nil) message:[self getToastContent]];

            } onError:^(Response *error) {

                [self finishLoading];

                [self showErrorPopup:error.message];
            }];
        }
            break;
        case 1:
        {
            // lock
            [doorProvider lockDoor:[currentDoor.id integerValue] onComplete:^(Response *error) {
                [self finishLoading];

                [self showSuccessPopup:NSBaseLocalizedString(@"manual_lock", nil) message:[self getToastContent]];

            } onError:^(Response *error) {
                [self finishLoading];
                [self showErrorPopup:error.message];

            }];
        }
            break;
        case 2:
        {
            // unlock
            [doorProvider unlockDoor:[currentDoor.id integerValue] onComplete:^(Response *error) {
                [self finishLoading];

                [self showSuccessPopup:NSBaseLocalizedString(@"manual_unlock", nil) message:[self getToastContent]];

            } onError:^(Response *error) {
                [self finishLoading];

                [self showErrorPopup:error.message];
            }];

        }
            break;
        case 3:
        {
            // release
            [doorProvider releaseDoor:[currentDoor.id integerValue] onComplete:^(Response *error) {
                [self finishLoading];

                [self showSuccessPopup:NSBaseLocalizedString(@"release", nil) message:[self getToastContent]];

            } onError:^(Response *error) {
                [self finishLoading];

                [self showErrorPopup:error.message];
            }];

        }
            break;
        case 4:
        {
            // clear APB
            [doorProvider clearAntiPassback:[currentDoor.id integerValue] onComplete:^(Response *error) {
                [self finishLoading];

                [self showSuccessPopup:NSBaseLocalizedString(@"clear_apb", nil) message:[self getToastContent]];

            } onError:^(Response *error) {
                [self finishLoading];

                [self showErrorPopup:error.message];
            }];

        }
            break;
        case 5:
        {
            // clear alarm
            [doorProvider clearAlarm:[currentDoor.id integerValue] onComplete:^(Response *error) {
                [self finishLoading];

                [self showSuccessPopup:NSBaseLocalizedString(@"clear_alarm", nil) message:[self getToastContent]];

            } onError:^(Response *error) {
                [self finishLoading];

                [self showErrorPopup:error.message];
            }];

        }
            break;
    }
}

- (NSString*)getToastContent
{
    NSString *doorName = currentDoor.name;
    if ([doorName isEqualToString:@""] || nil == doorName)
    {
        doorName = currentDoor.id;
    }

    NSString *timeFormat;

    if ([[LocalDataManager getTimeFormat] isEqualToString:@"hh:mm a"])
    {
        timeFormat = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@",[LocalDataManager getDateFormat], @"hh:mm:ss a"];
    }
    else
    {
        timeFormat = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@:ss",[LocalDataManager getDateFormat], [LocalDataManager getTimeFormat]];
    }

    NSString *dateString = [CommonUtil stringFromCurrentLocaleDateString:[[NSDate date] description] originDateFormat:@"YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss z" transDateFormat:timeFormat];

    NSString *toastContent = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ / %@",dateString ,doorName];
    return toastContent;
}

- (NSString*)getErrorToastContent:(NSString *)message
{
    NSString *doorName = currentDoor.name;
    if ([doorName isEqualToString:@""] || nil == doorName)
    {
        doorName = currentDoor.id;
    }

    NSString *timeFormat;

    if ([[LocalDataManager getTimeFormat] isEqualToString:@"hh:mm a"])
    {
        timeFormat = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@",[LocalDataManager getDateFormat], @"hh:mm:ss a"];
    }
    else
    {
        timeFormat = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@:ss",[LocalDataManager getDateFormat], [LocalDataManager getTimeFormat]];
    }

    NSString *dateString = [CommonUtil stringFromCurrentLocaleDateString:[[NSDate date] description] originDateFormat:@"YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss z" transDateFormat:timeFormat];

    NSString *toastContent = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@\n%@\n%@", doorName, dateString, message];
    return toastContent;
}

- (void)showErrorPopup:(NSString*)errorMessage
{
    [self finishLoading];

    NSString *title = nil;
    switch (menuIndex)
    {
        case 0:
            // open
            title = NSBaseLocalizedString(@"request_open_fail", nil);
            break;
        case 1:
            // lock
            title = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@",NSBaseLocalizedString(@"manual_lock", nil) ,NSBaseLocalizedString(@"fail", nil)];
            break;
        case 2:
            // unlock
            title = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@",NSBaseLocalizedString(@"manual_unlock", nil) ,NSBaseLocalizedString(@"fail", nil)];
            break;
        case 3:
            // release
            title = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@",NSBaseLocalizedString(@"release", nil) ,NSBaseLocalizedString(@"fail", nil)];
            break;
        case 4:
            // clear APB
            title = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@",NSBaseLocalizedString(@"clear_apb", nil) ,NSBaseLocalizedString(@"fail", nil)];
            break;
        case 5:
            // clear alarm
            title = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@",NSBaseLocalizedString(@"clear_alarm", nil) ,NSBaseLocalizedString(@"fail", nil)];
            break;

        default:
            break;
    }

    UIStoryboard *storyboard = [UIStoryboard storyboardWithName:@"Popup" bundle:nil];
    OneButtonPopupViewController *oneButtonPopupCtrl = [storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier:@"OneButtonPopupViewController"];
    oneButtonPopupCtrl.type = DOOR_CONTROL;

    [oneButtonPopupCtrl setTitleStr:title];
    [oneButtonPopupCtrl setPopupContent:[self getErrorToastContent:errorMessage]];

    [self showPopup:oneButtonPopupCtrl parentViewController:self parentView:self.view];
}

- (void)showSuccessPopup:(NSString*)title message:(NSString*)message
{
    UIStoryboard *storyboard = [UIStoryboard storyboardWithName:@"Popup" bundle:nil];
    OneButtonPopupViewController *oneButtonPopupCtrl = [storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier:@"OneButtonPopupViewController"];
    oneButtonPopupCtrl.type = DOOR_CONTROL;

    [oneButtonPopupCtrl setTitleStr:title];
    [oneButtonPopupCtrl setPopupContent:message];

    [self showPopup:oneButtonPopupCtrl parentViewController:self parentView:self.view];
}

#pragma mark - Table view data source

- (NSInteger)numberOfSectionsInTableView:(UITableView *)tableView {
    // Return the number of sections.
    return 1;
}

- (NSInteger)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView numberOfRowsInSection:(NSInteger)section {
    // Return the number of rows in the section.
    //return [alarmArray count];
    return 1;
}

- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
{

    // 알림시간
    AlarmDoorDetailNormalCell *cell = [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:@"AlarmDoorDetailNormalCell" forIndexPath:indexPath];
    NSDate *calculatedDate = [CommonUtil dateFromString:self.detailInfo.event_datetime  originDateFormat:@"yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SS'Z'"];

    NSString *timeFormat;

    if ([[LocalDataManager getTimeFormat] isEqualToString:@"hh:mm a"])
    {
        timeFormat = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@",[LocalDataManager getDateFormat], @"hh:mm:ss a"];
    }
    else
    {
        timeFormat = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@:ss",[LocalDataManager getDateFormat], [LocalDataManager getTimeFormat]];
    }

    NSString *content = [CommonUtil stringFromCurrentLocaleDateString:[calculatedDate description]
                                                     originDateFormat:@"YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss z"
                                                      transDateFormat:timeFormat];

    [cell setContent:NSBaseLocalizedString(@"notification_time", nil) content:content];
    return cell;

}

@end


There are 2 forts by name Songiri in Maharashtra, one near Karjat in Pune district (also known as the fort of "Avalas") and the other near Nagothane in Raigad district. Songiri in Raigad district was one of the supportive forts like Birwadi and Surgad to protect main forts like Avchitgad, Ghosalgad and Talgad.
Songiri is a small fort, and there are 2 dried up water tanks on the top, with remnants of ramparts and mansions. This was used as a watch tower.
Food , Drinking Facility is not available.
Accommodation facility is not available.
Mumbai is a nearest airport.
Kasu station is a nearest railway station.
We have to reach Kasu station after Pen on Konkan railway. From Kasu rickshaw is available to Pabal Phata. From here, we have to reach in Kondhvi village at 9km. One way to the fort goes from this village.
There is another village by name Zapadi at 3 km from Kondhvi. The way from here is less tiring. We reach a plateau in 45 min. The way to the fort is along a huge tree here. We can see 4 hillocks from here. The second from the left is Songiri. It takes 20 min from here to reach the top.


text:
Sphaerodactylus inaguae,  also known as the Inagua sphaero or Inagua least gecko, is a species of lizard in the family Sphaerodactylidae . It is endemic to Great Inagua in the Bahamas.

References

Sphaerodactylus
Reptiles of the Bahamas
Endemic fauna of the Bahamas
Reptiles described in 1932


text:
using namespace swift;
using namespace Lowering;

void Condition::enterTrue(SILGenFunction &SGF) {
  assert(TrueBB && "Cannot call enterTrue without a True block!");

  // TrueBB has already been inserted somewhere unless there's a
  // continuation block.
  if (!ContBB) return;

  SGF.B.emitBlock(TrueBB);
}

/// Extract the last SILLocation used in BB.
static SILLocation getContinuationLoc(SILBasicBlock &BB, SILLocation Fallback) {
  for (auto I = BB.rbegin(); I != BB.rend(); ++I)
    if (auto L = I->getLoc())
      return L;
  return Fallback;
}
void Condition::exitTrue(SILGenFunction &SGF, ArrayRef<SILValue> Args) {
  // If there's no continuation block, it's because the condition was
  // folded to true.  In that case, we just continue emitting code as
  // if we were still in the true case, and we're unreachable iff the
  // end of the true case is unreachable.  In other words, there's
  // nothing to do.
  if (!ContBB) {
    assert(!FalseBB && "no continuation");
    return;
  }

  // If there is a continuation block, we should branch to it if the
  // current point is reachable.
  if (!SGF.B.hasValidInsertionPoint()) {
    // If there is no false code, the continuation block has a use
    // because the main condition jumps directly to it.
    assert(ContBB->pred_empty() || !FalseBB);
    return;
  }

  // Otherwise, resume into the continuation block.  This branch might
  // be folded by exitFalse if it turns out that that point is
  // unreachable.
  SGF.B.createBranch(getContinuationLoc(*SGF.B.getInsertionBB(), Loc),
                     ContBB, Args);

  // Coming out of exitTrue, we can be in one of three states:
  //   - a valid non-terminal IP, but only if there is no continuation
  //     block, which is only possible if there is no false block;
  //   - a valid terminal IP, if the end of the true block was reachable; or
  //   - a cleared IP, if the end of the true block was not reachable.
}

void Condition::enterFalse(SILGenFunction &SGF) {
  assert(FalseBB && "entering the false branch when it was not valid");

  // FalseBB has already been inserted somewhere unless there's a
  // continuation block.
  if (!ContBB) return;

  // It's possible to have no insertion point here if the end of the
  // true case was unreachable.
  SGF.B.emitBlock(FalseBB);
}

void Condition::exitFalse(SILGenFunction &SGF, ArrayRef<SILValue> Args) {
  // If there's no continuation block, it's because the condition was
  // folded to false.  In that case, we just continue emitting code as
  // if we were still in the false case, and we're unreachable iff the
  // end of the false case is unreachable.  In other words, there's
  // nothing to do.
  if (!ContBB) return;

  if (ContBB->pred_empty()) {
    // If the true case didn't need the continuation block, then
    // we don't either, regardless of whether the current location
    // is reachable.  Just keep inserting / being unreachable
    // right where we are.
  } else if (!SGF.B.hasValidInsertionPoint()) {
    // If the true case did need the continuation block, but the false
    // case doesn't, just merge the continuation block back into its
    // single predecessor and move the IP there.
    //
    // Note that doing this tends to strand the false code after
    // everything else in the function, so maybe it's not a great idea.
    auto PI = ContBB->pred_begin();
    SILBasicBlock *ContPred = *PI;

    // Verify there was only a single predecessor to ContBB.
    ++PI;
    assert(PI == ContBB->pred_end() && "Only expect one branch to the ContBB");

    // Insert before the uncond branch and zap it.
    auto *Br = cast<BranchInst>(ContPred->getTerminator());
    SGF.B.setInsertionPoint(Br->getParent());

    Br->eraseFromParent();
    assert(ContBB->pred_empty() &&
           "Zapping the branch should make ContBB dead");
  } else {
    // Otherwise, branch to the continuation block and start inserting there.
    SGF.B.createBranch(getContinuationLoc(*SGF.B.getInsertionBB(), Loc),
                       ContBB, Args);
  }
}

SILBasicBlock *Condition::complete(SILGenFunction &SGF) {
  // If there is no continuation block, it's because we
  // constant-folded the branch.  The case-exit will have left us in a
  // normal insertion state (i.e. not a post-terminator IP) with
  // nothing to clean up after.
  if (!ContBB) {
    return SGF.B.getInsertionBB();
  }

  // Kill the continuation block if it's not being used.  Case-exits
  // only leave themselves post-terminator if they use the
  // continuation block, so we're in an acceptable insertion state.
  if (ContBB->pred_empty() && ContBB->args_empty()) {
    SGF.eraseBasicBlock(ContBB);
    return SGF.B.hasValidInsertionPoint() ? SGF.B.getInsertionBB() : nullptr;
  }

  // Okay, we need to insert the continuation block.
  SGF.B.emitBlock(ContBB);
  return ContBB;
}

ConditionalValue::ConditionalValue(SILGenFunction &gen, SGFContext C,
                                   SILLocation loc,
                                   const TypeLowering &valueTL)
  : gen(gen), tl(valueTL), contBB(gen.createBasicBlock()), loc(loc)
{
  if (tl.isAddressOnly()) {
    // If the result type is address-only, get a result buffer for it.
    result = gen.getBufferForExprResult(loc, tl.getLoweredType(), C);
  } else {
    // Otherwise, add a BB arg to the continuation block to receive loadable
    // result.
    result = contBB->createPHIArgument(tl.getLoweredType());
  }
}

SGFContext ConditionalValue::enterBranch(SILBasicBlock *bb) {
  if (bb) {
    assert(!gen.B.hasValidInsertionPoint() && "already in a branch");
    gen.B.emitBlock(bb);
  }

  assert(!scope.hasValue() && "already have a scope");
  // Start a scope for the current branch.
  scope.emplace(gen.Cleanups, CleanupLocation::get(loc));

  // Code emitted in the branch can emit into our buffer for address-only
  // conditionals.
  if (tl.isAddressOnly()) {
    assert(!currentInitialization && "already have an initialization?!");
    currentInitialization = gen.useBufferAsTemporary(result, tl);
    return SGFContext(currentInitialization.get());
  }

  /// TODO: We might be able to coordinate AllowPlusZero across conditionals
  /// if all branches of the conditional can actually produce a +0 result.
  return SGFContext();
}

void ConditionalValue::exitBranch(RValue &&condResult) {
  assert(scope.hasValue() && "no current scope?!");
  if (tl.isAddressOnly()) {
    // Transfer the result into our buffer if it wasn't emitted in-place
    // already.
    assert(currentInitialization && "no current initialization?!");
    std::move(condResult).forwardInto(gen, loc,
                                      currentInitialization.release());
    scope.reset();
    gen.B.createBranch(loc, contBB);
  } else {
    SILValue resultVal = std::move(condResult).forwardAsSingleValue(gen, loc);
    // Branch with the result as a BB argument.
    scope.reset();
    gen.B.createBranch(loc, contBB, resultVal);
  }
}

ManagedValue ConditionalValue::complete() {
  assert(!gen.B.hasValidInsertionPoint() && "still in a branch");
  assert(!scope && "still in a branch scope");
  assert(!currentInitialization && "still in a branch initialization");
  gen.B.emitBlock(contBB);
  return gen.emitManagedRValueWithCleanup(result);
}


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Ms Bathgate to take leave
Margaret Wilson
Thursday, 15 November 2001Media Statement
Ms Susan Bathgate has advised me that she will take leave from her role as a member of the Employment Relations Authority from 22 November for 2 weeks. This will give her time to arrange for the reassignment of her case commitments.
The Solicitor-General has informed me that Mr John Upton QC has been retained to provide advice on this matter and it is expected that the advice will be available by the end of the month. I expect to make a decision on it before the end of the 2 week period of Ms Bathgate's leave.
Unless entirely new and significant matters arise I will be making no further comment before advice from the independent counsel is received.
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"soratama" is a photographing system designed by Zenji Uehara in 2009. The clear ball fixed in front of the lens makes it possible to photograph sceneries in a ball, floating in the air.
You can either make your own soratama or buy one in stores. Starting with "soratama 72" for cameras, soratama is now available with smartphone, iPhone, and for underwater.
Which Cameras are Compatible with?
Soratama can be used only under the conditions below.
-There is a screw on the lens to fix a filter on.
Screw the soratama on to the lens to photograph. The diameter of "soratama 72" is 72mm.
Use the step-up ring or step-down ring to make it fit to your camera lens.
Because the focus will be on the clear ball near the lens, close-up photography is necessary.
To make this happen, you need to place a macro extension tube between camera body and the lens.
If the focal distance gets to long (telephoto lens) the lens tube will also get too long in order to adjust the size of the clear ball.
Also, the range of background image would get narrowed.
There are setting examples for various cameras.
Please contact via contact form should you have any question.
→ What is a Macro Extension Tube?
There is "Soratama Photo"group in Facebook.
Please post pictures taken with Soratama here and discuss them.