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Anyone who has ever been to Paris will tell you the same thing: there is so much to do in Paris you will be overwhelmed.
After thumbing through the visitors guides and map I picked up at the airport I quickly realized just how true this statement is and minorly cursed myself for not mapping out a detailed itinerary before arriving.
However, Paris has a well beaten tourist path that is easy to navigate with little planning, even if you didn't bring a guidebook like me. Make your first stop one of the city's many official tourism offices to get a map and advice on what to see and how to get there. You can also purchase the Paris Museum Pass at these centers which more than paid for itself with the amount of museums I visited.
Here is the 24-hour Paris itinerary I created with guidance from the tourist office to see the best of Paris in one day.
24-Hour Paris Itinerary
Begin at the Louvre
Start the morning at the Louvre. With the Paris Museum Pass you will be able to skip the long line for tickets. The largest museum in the world, you could easily spend days here, but to get a small taste plan to spend around two hours here. Note: I spent most of my time here lost, trying to figure out where I was and what to see.
Once inside, spring an extra 5 euros for an audio guide which also provides GPS directions to some of the more famous exhibits. Be sure to see Venus de Milo, the Wedding Feast at Cana, Winged Victory of Samothrace wander through the ancient Egyptian relics and of course, stop at the Mona Lisa.
Visit the Gardens
After leaving the Louvre, take a quick stroll through the Tuileries Garden on the way to the metro. Take the metro to Jardin du Luxembourg, the garden of the French senate and full of beauty.
From here you can walk to the Pantheon, the burial place of many important French citizens including Voltaire, Rousseau and Victor Hugo.
Eat Lunch in the Latin Quarter
The Pantheon is in the Latin Quarter, a vibrant district full of many great shops and eateries. Wander the streets and grab a late lunch.
Visit the Notre Dame Cathedral
Next stroll along the Seine enroute to Notre Dame Cathedral. Keep an eye out for Lover's Bridge, a bridge filled with locks by couples who hope their love will never end. Also take some time to look at the antique books and goods being sold by the vendors along the Seine.
Just before Sunset is a great time to visit Notre Dam Cathedral. One of the largest church buildings in the world, the chapel is celebrating 850 years. Wander around inside the chapel and then ascend the towers (this is free with the Paris Museum Pass). I timed my visit perfectly and was in the towers as the sunset. This proved to be my greatest view of all in Paris.
End Your Evening at the Arc de Triomphe
After sunset, hop back on the metro and head to the Arc de Triomphe, a monument built by Napoleon and honors soldiers who fought and died for France. The top is open until 10:30 or 11 p.m. depending on the season. This is a great view point for the city and the Eiffel tower at night.
The last stop of the evening is Champs-Elysees, a street with high end luxury stores and cafes. This street dead ends into the Arc du Triomphe, so you can walk it after ascending the monument. By this time of night the shops will be closed, but if you are a budget traveler like myself window shopping is sufficient. The cafes will still be hopping at this hour so there will be plenty of energy. Be extra cautious while walking this street as it is home to pick pocketers and beggers.
And that is the whirlwind itinerary I followed on my first day in Paris. There are so many wonderful things, but you will not be able to see them all. This is the lesson Paris teaches you.
Colette CarlisleSeptember 28, 2013
Beautiful! I will never get there but feel almost like I did reading your words!
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This week we continue our series on building better web services with Node.js by taking a look at the Express web application framework. Unfamiliar with Node? Take a look at last week's blog post to find out what you're missing.
Why Express?
Express provides all of the tools you need to immediately be productive working on web applications in Node.js. While Node provides a number of built-in networking APIs, they are as a group cumbersome and somewhat unintuitive to work with, forcing you to do a large amount of repeated setup any time you want to set up another endpoint, route, port, or HTTP verb. This is where Express comes in. We can use Express to handle all of the repeat setup tasks associated with building a HTTP server, and spend more time focus on getting the core logic and UI of our applications correct.
Getting set up
To start using Express, just do a normal NPM install:
yourname@domain > npm install express -g
Optionally (but highly encouraged!), you can also install the Express-generator package to provide a convenient terminal command to set up a well-structured Express project. Again, NPM is the bomb.
yourname@domain > npm install express-generator -g
We'll probably have to install some more dependencies for the generated project later, but this is enough to start rolling.
Making your Express project
Now that Express and Express-generator have been set up, let's generate an Express project. Express-generator comes with a number of command line options, but for the most part uses sensible defaults. One notable point of contention is the default template engine: Jade. Express-generator can also generate projects using EJS, Handlebars, or Hogan.js. While I personally prefer Handlebars for most purposes (it does a great job of separating logic and templates in a clean fashion), for the purposes of this article I'll be using EJS in interest of staying as close to Javascript as possible. To generate an Express project using EJS templates, navigate to your project's intended parent directory and run:
yourname@domain > express --ejs {{YOUR PROJECT NAME GOES HERE}}
This will place a simple Express project configured to template its web pages using EJS in the specified subdirectory. Next, you'll need to navigate to that directory and run NPM install to resolve your dependencies.
yourname@domain > cd {{YOUR PROJECT NAME GOES HERE}}
yourname@domain > npm install
Note that you don't provide any arguments to npm install this time. This means that npm will look inside the Node project's configuration file, package.json, for a list of dependencies to install. This is the same way that you would download dependencies if one of your friends or coworkers gave you a link to a Node.js project to collaborate on. Specifying dependencies like this allows you not to include your dependencies on the project itself, and gives other developers an easy way to resolve these dependencies.
Cool… So what just happened?
Express generator sets up a very simple Express project, configured to perform common backend tasks like parsing requests, setting up routes and complex endpoints, and serving a public directory for client-side assets. Let's take a look at the Express application's entry point, app.js.
var express = require('express');
var path = require('path');
var favicon = require('serve-favicon');
var logger = require('morgan');
var cookieParser = require('cookie-parser');
var bodyParser = require('body-parser');
var routes = require('./routes/index');
var users = require('./routes/users');
var app = express();
// view engine setup
app.set('views', path.join(__dirname, 'views'));
app.set('view engine', 'ejs');
// uncomment after placing your favicon in /public
//app.use(favicon(__dirname + '/public/favicon.ico'));
app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false }));
app.use(express.static(path.join(__dirname, 'public')));
app.use('/', routes);
app.use('/users', users);
// catch 404 and forward to error handler
app.use(function(req, res, next) {
var err = new Error('Not Found');
err.status = 404;
// error handlers
// development error handler
// will print stacktrace
if (app.get('env') === 'development') {
app.use(function(err, req, res, next) {
res.status(err.status || 500);
res.render('error', {
message: err.message,
error: err
// production error handler
// no stacktraces leaked to user
app.use(function(err, req, res, next) {
res.status(err.status || 500);
res.render('error', {
message: err.message,
error: {}
module.exports = app;
There's a lot going on here, so let's break it down by chunks. In the spirit of providing an overview of Node.js, let's look at the require statements first.
var express = require('express'); var path = require('path'); var favicon = require('serve-favicon'); var logger = require('morgan'); var cookieParser = require('cookie-parser'); var bodyParser = require('body-parser'); var routes = require('./routes/index'); var users = require('./routes/users');
Require is an extraordinarily powerful tool for looking up libraries and external dependencies within a Node.js project. When you pass a string to require, it will try to look up a properly packaged CommonJS or native Node.js module, keep a reference to the loaded module, and return it to the caller. Then, if you try to load the library again, the cached reference will be returned rather than attempting to load a fresh instance. This lets you efficiently manage dependencies and script loading with almost no effort.
Taking a closer look at the require block, you will notice it is split into two halves, based on the type of require that is happening. The first group is loading pre-packaged Node modules, installed using npm. Require first checks your project's node_modules folder for these files, and then checks the global npm cache. Express is a good example of a library that will be installed globally (we supplied the option -g to npm install earlier, meaning the library was installed at a system level), whereas the other modules were downloaded to the node_modules folder by NPM install, and will be loaded from there.
Now let's start serving
Now that we're done resolving our dependencies, we can actually start initializing our Express project. Let's take a look at the next couple of lines in app.js.
var app = express(); // view engine setup app.set('views', path.join(__dirname, 'views')); app.set('view engine', 'ejs'); // uncomment after placing your favicon in /public //app.use(favicon(__dirname + '/public/favicon.ico')); app.use(logger('dev')); app.use(bodyParser.json()); app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false })); app.use(cookieParser()); app.use(express.static(path.join(__dirname, 'public'))); app.use('/', routes); app.use('/users', users);
We do a couple of important set up tasks here. The obvious big one is creating our Express instance, but we also set up how we will be rendering our web pages and where to find them (in the views subdirectory), and begin to set up the actual logic of the Express application.
Express is built on the concept of middleware functions, small little functions that are each capable of processing or responding to a request, or sending the request to the next piece of middleware capable of handling your request. You can use middleware to set up generic handling for all endpoints, specific handling for endpoints matching some route, or specialized handling for an individual endpoint. This is done primarily via the
use function.
use has a couple of nuances that allow you to set up complex server-wide handling easily. Looking at the use calls, you can see that some calls are passed a single argument, while others receive two. The single argument calls apply the selected piece of middleware to every request that reaches the server, while the two args version allows you to restrict the middleware to operating on a single route. We set up our pre-generated routes at the end of this call.
Next, we set up a couple of custom middleware functions.
// catch 404 and forward to error handler app.use(function(req, res, next) { var err = new Error('Not Found'); err.status = 404; next(err); }); // error handlers // development error handler // will print stacktrace if (app.get('env') === 'development') { app.use(function(err, req, res, next) { res.status(err.status || 500); res.render('error', { message: err.message, error: err }); }); } // production error handler // no stacktraces leaked to user app.use(function(err, req, res, next) { res.status(err.status || 500); res.render('error', { message: err.message, error: {} }); });
Again, there's a lot going on in this series of calls, so let's break down what's happening. Middleware is ultimately some function that will be executed, and these functions always receive the same three arguments, in the same order. The first argument is the request object. The request object is where you will look to get information about an individual request coming to your server. The request can be preproccessed by middleware, and since all pieces of middleware receive the same object reference for a given request, all other pieces of middleware will receive this information. That's how the bodyParser library from earlier works. It allows JSON payloads to automatically be parsed and turned into a request body object, rather than plain text.
The second argument is the response object. The response object is used to do things like set HTTP status codes or response headers, report request progress back to the client, and actually send your response to the client when you are done handling the request.
The third argument is the next object. This is a reference to the next function in the middleware stack. You can call next to indicate that you are done attempting to handle this request, and that the next piece of middleware should make its attempt at handling. Middleware is run in order of execution, so the first thing that you app.use that matches the request's path will be executed first, proceeding until either a response is sent or we run out of middleware to attempt to handle the request with.
There is a special case of middleware, namely error handlers. Error handlers must accept exactly four arguments (e.g. the function's arity must be four). The last three arguments are the same as a normal piece of middleware, but an error object must be accepted as an additional first argument
Taking a look at the middleware added at the end of app.js, we have a single piece of standard middleware that will handle any routes that do not have middleware set up to respond, and will return a 404: not found message instead. The remaining middleware defines the development and production error handlers. As you can see these are four-argument functions, and are as such error handling middleware. Since the first piece of error middleware sends a response, in the dev environment we'll return error messages with full stack traces, whereas in production we will merely notify the user that an error occurred.
Finally, on the last line of app.js, we export our Express application using the normal commonjs
module.exports syntax.
So, about those route things…
Routes are a powerful tool that Express gives you to organize your code in a sensible fashion. Express wouldn't make for a very good framework if we had to put everything in app.js, now would it? Let's take a look at one of the generated route files that we required earlier.
var express = require('express');
var router = express.Router();
/* GET home page. */
router.get('/', function(req, res) {
res.render('index', { title: 'Express' });
module.exports = router;
As you can see, the way a router works is very similar to the way to how your base Express application works. You initialize an instance of your router, register some number of pieces of middleware, and export it for your consumer (almost always your Express application). One notable difference is that instead of using
use to register middleware, we are using a function named
get is a convenience function for registering middleware that only executes for requests with the HTTP verb GET. Similarly, there is a function for PUT, POST, DELETE, and the other HTTP verbs as well. The second nuance of routers is that they inherit the base route of where they are used by the application. For the users route for instance, all endpoints will start with /users, and then have any additional route tokens appended to the end. Additionally, you can nest routes as deeply as you need to to achieve your desired code organization.
Cool, but how do I start it?
NPM comes to the rescue again. Express-generator set up the project's package.json with a pre-defined start command, which will set up your application to run on a port defined by your shell's environment variables, or the default port of 3000. Take a look at bin/www to see how this works, or just run
npm start to get your application running! Note that npm start will take control of your current console and use it for logging, you may want to direct your output to a file by running something of the form
npm start >> log.txt
So where do I go from here?
So far we've covered setting up your node instance and configuring it to serve a web service using Express, but there's still a lot of learning to be done! In the coming weeks, we'll go over how to take this basic Node.js HTTP server and configure it to serve templated web pages using EJS, we'll go over how to configure a simple noSQL database for Node.js using MongoDB, and we'll pull it all together to write a simple push notification server, controlled through a RESTful API.


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Bed and Breakfast Rooms & Rates
The Azalea Manor Bed & Breakfast has four guest rooms with central heat and air-conditioning. The standard room rates include two people per room, a hot multi-course breakfast, access and use of the veranda & porch, and Wi-Fi wireless internet service. Discounts are available for three nights or more and extended stays; but do not apply on Friday, Saturday, holidays or special events. A 12% tax (Indiana State sales 7% and Jefferson County Innkeeper's tax 5%) will be applied to room rates. Prices may vary for special events and times of high demand. A deposit is required to set and hold your reservation. Reservations may include two adjoining rooms for a small group. If circumstances require adjustment, please call to make special arrangements in advance. Please DO NOT bring cooler's into the rooms to avoid risk of water and moisture damage.
Cancellations must be made 15 days in
advance of the original check-in date to receive a full
refund minus a $50 fee. For more information see the reservation
It accommodates a comfortable French country style queen bed, a private bath done in white-washed tongue-n-groove paneling with a thick old marble slab floor and a shower. You will enjoy a selection of gourmet teas, cocoa and coffee within the privacy of your room or on the veranda next to the garden.
The English Garden Room is on the first floor with an entrance off the lower veranda and back yard. Located in the earliest part of the house cir. 1833 with original woodwork, windows and electric insert fireplace; the room has a feminine décor made up of luscious pink roses, crèmes and greens. The English Garden room has the warm and charming atmosphere of the old south.
The Federalist Room will remind you of our country's patriotic roots and the strong independent stances of our founding fathers. This room is outfitted with a queen bed, antique furniture, and a private bath with shower. After tiring out from unique shopping which is located a few blocks in both directions from the home, you can rest and enjoy yourself on the veranda. Try out the swing or rocking chairs with a refreshing drink and a good book. Bird watching and viewing the historic neighborhood are also popular alternatives.
The Federalist Room is on the second floor with an entrance off the upper veranda at the back of the home away from the street. Located in the earliest part of the house circa 1833, the room has a large crocheted portrait of George Washington spotlighted above the fireplace, which has an electric insert. The décor is beige faux painted walls with black and old wallpaper border, wrought iron towel and tissue bars, and framed historic documents and pictures of pre & post revolutionary war days.
This room has a private bath, Baroque style queen bed, antiques, flowers, ivy and angels for affective decorating. The Classical Antiquity room is for romantics and people who want only the best. A gathering area is positioned just outside the room providing books, games, and puzzles. This room is adjacent to the Victorian room. Together the Classical and Victorian rooms would be ideal for 2 couples traveling together.
The Classical Antiquity Room is a large room located on the second floor at the front of the house off the grand stairway cir. 1853. The tall ceilings, beautiful woodwork, and fireplace have pre-civil war elegance. The room décor transforms you to the antiquities of the Roman Empire with a double soaking tub like an old Roman bath, gothic fireplace and classic ruins.
The décor consists of floral wallpaper, portraits of ladies, antiques, fireplace, elegant woodwork, and a hand painted privacy screen; which, all reflect the beauty and manners of Victorian ladies of the past. This room will accommodate 3 ladies with it's king & twin size bed. The additional guest or 3rd person charge is $50.00 per night.
The Victorian Room is located on the second floor at the head of the grand staircase. It has a private porch area on the upper veranda providing an ideal spot for lounging and reading.
It also has a private bath with a claw foot tub & shower adding the final touch of charm for a memorable stay. The gathering area is a few steps down the hall providing rocking chairs, table, books, games, and puzzles. This room is adjacent to the Victorian room. Together the Classical and Victorian rooms would be ideal for 2 couples traveling together.


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Normally the way it works, for legitimate stars, is that we're the ones digging for gossip about them. And then there are those who do the work for you. Literally. The 2015 word for that is "thirsty". And who's thirstier right now than Scott Eastwood?
Scott was on Watch What Happens Live with Jon Cryer last night. Cryer was asked about dating Demi Moore and whether or not that was awkward, working with Ashton Kutcher. In the video below, at the 0:12 mark, Scott's body language is all like... Bored. Because the question wasn't directed at him. So, with the timing of a true famewhore, he cock-jacks Jon's story. Remember when Ashton cheated on Demi with a girl in a hot tub in San Diego? Well it turns out Scott was dating her at the time. Whatever. He's a California kid. He was probably 20 at the time. I bet you if you go back far enough, he's had some Ebola Hilton on him. But that's not the point of the story.
The point of the story is that Scott Eastwood wants it so bad. So bad with that face, the face I wrote about the other day (click here for a refresher). So bad he'll give it up to you without you having to try. In other words, he's gossip-easy. We deserve more of a challenge.
Attached - Scott Eastwood at the Empire State Building yesterday.


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Sun News turns literary soft-core porn scandal into Tory election spot
Yesterday, the Toronto Star reported that the official in charge of disciplining troublesome Ontario teachers was moonlighting as a soft-core teenage porn author (he has since resigned). Sun News, finding itself doing commentary on a story it probably would have loved to break, decided to go all out. Host Jacqui Delaney began with an irresistible cold open: "Strip poker and a bloody spanking. Orgasms, sexual assault, drugs and blackmail. No, it is not Dalton McGuinty's failed new sex ed plan." (She also quoted directly from the Star without mentioning the paper's name.) Michael Coren, meanwhile, noted that the book in question will "probably win a Governor General's prize, it's so badly written," before wondering out loud if the publisher had received any public funding (the publisher didn't return our request for a comment). Most amazing of all was Coren's final comment: "This teacher is a member of the union [that has] been telling us throughout the Ontario election, 'Don't vote for the Tories.' I think you must take that under consideration." Delaney responded: "Very good point. Cherry on top." We're not so sure we'd agree. Watch the entire segment [Sun News] »


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Here is a bad-assed hotrod flame pattern created for Steve Moore of Mad Drummer, Inc We have sent these to Ludwig to install on his drums, Ludwig has sent us their shells to install these wraps on them, it's been a fun relationship. So, if it's good enough and hot enough for Steve and Ludwig Drums, dammit... it good enough for you!


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Each year Folk College and Greenwood Furnace Folk Gathering provide wonderful weekends of music and friendship, and an essential part of our mission is to revive and preserve musical traditions so that they're passed to future generations. In order to continue this important work, we need financial contributions, as we can't do it alone!
Our parent organization, Huntingdon County Arts Council, is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, so your donation will be tax deductible. The Huntingdon County Arts Council is dedicated to providing arts and cultural opportunities in our small rural county in south central Pennsylvania. We would be sincerely thankful for any amount you are able to share.
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Researchers report that those who meditated for about 30 minutes a day for eight weeks had measurable changes in gray-matter density in parts of the brain associated with memory, sense of self, empathy and stress.
"Mindfulness practice leads to increases in regional brain gray matter density"
Therapeutic interventions that incorporate training in mindfulness meditation have become increasingly popular, but to date little is known about neural mechanisms associated with these interventions. Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), one of the most widely used mindfulness training programs, has been reported to produce positive effects on psychological well-being and to ameliorate symptoms of a number of disorders. Here, we report a controlled longitudinal study to investigate pre?post changes in brain gray matter concentration attributable to participation in an?MBSR?program. Anatomical magnetic resonance (MR) images from 16 healthy,?meditation-na?ve?participants were obtained before and after they underwent the 8-week program. Changes in gray matter concentration were investigated using?voxel-based?morphometry, and compared with a waiting list control group of 17 individuals. Analyses in?a priori?regions of interest confirmed increases in gray matter concentration within the left hippocampus. Whole brain analyses identified increases in the posterior cingulate cortex, the?temporo-parietal?junction, and the cerebellum in the?MBSR?group compared with the controls. The results suggest that participation in?MBSR?is associated with changes in gray matter concentration in brain regions involved in learning and memory processes, emotion regulation,?self-referential?processing, and perspective taking.
Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging – 30 January 2011 (Vol. 191, Issue 1, Pages 36-43, DOI: 10.1016/j.pscychresns.2010.08.006)
Arthors:?Britta K. H?lzel, James Carmody, Mark Vangel, Christina Congleton, Sita M. Yerramsetti, Tim Gard, Sara W. Lazar


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RDF Ltd. participated in the FCT funded European project Proficient in its capacity of IT architecture and exchange standardization specialist. The company contributed in the project as work package leader and one of the partners who provided the platform architecture to be used, developed technical components needed on the background and prototype end-user applications. RDF Ltd. was part of the technical committee as a company with strong background in software standardization and software library developer in the area of Building and construction, BIM, IFC and semantic web. <a href="#"> More for the expertise </a>
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"Six Against Eighty-Eight"
Before the group could head out, they were stopped by a large, strange man carrying an awkwardly oversized blade. The half-giant introduced himself as Parg Bonecrusher, and offered his services as a travelling warrior. He had come north from the continent of Xen'Drik, the island of mystery, adventure, and wonder to make a living in the distant reaches of Khorivare, and mingle with "the shorter folk." He assured them that in addition to being handy with the weapon, he could also enhance their own abilities, provided they were within distance of his mental bastion. After a brief discussion, the new group, now six, left town on the two day journey toward the Emerald Claw camp.
The first day passed without event, and it wasn't until the evening that Rhonne, who was on watch, noticed commotion on the horizion. Quietly, he awoke Kiiba to keep guard while he went to investigate, keeping low to the tall grass as he ran across the horizon. From his vantage point, he could see a farmhouse surrounded by a dozen Claw agents. They had drug the farmers from their house and lined the up, a began to execute them one by one. Knowing that he alone would be unable to stop them, he made doubletime back to camp and got the rest of his companions ready for combat.
The party broke the ridgeline and engaged the bandits, who had loaded goods into four wagons, which had begun rolling out. Tiz, Hessth, M, and Parg rapidly despatched of the remaining foes while Rhonne and Kiiba focused on the retreating wagons. Rhonne was able to take out three of the four, the last one starting to gallop into the distance. Breaking into a full run, charging on all fours, Kiiba was able to leap onto the back of the wagon, ripping the driver out of his seat and backhanding the man riding shotgun. Raine held on tight. After the battle settled, each Claw looted, each copper taken, Tizish was surprized to find a pair of gagged children in the back of one of the wagons. Knowing them to be valuable to the Claw, the group decided to return to down and leave the boys somewhere safe before heading back toward the compound. This done, they headed out a second time.
After two more days of riding, the party found themselves crouching at the edge of a treeline overlooking a tree-barren valley. In the center was a wooden fortress, the timber hacked down for two hundred feet in all directions, providing a clear line of sight to the entire camp. In addition to the main fort, there was an outlying guard tower that stretched thirty feet into the air, with a handful of archers posted at the ready. In front of the fort lay a mess of tables, each littered with dishes and utensils; to either side a few ten man tents had been pitched, residence to accommodate a force of Emerald Claw agents that they estimated numbered nearly one hundred strong. Although the Claw they had encountered thus far had been sub par warriors, equipped with rusty or broken weapons and armor, they needed to formulate a strategy. Quick discussion lead to the conclusion that knowledge of their defensive reaction would be paramount for formulating a solid plan, so they "got their attention" before darting down the hill. The result was an explosion of light and noise from the guard tower, a phalanx of troops from the center, better equipped than their brothers, and four hooded, robed figures, that panned out in all directions, shuffling listlessly along.
The retreat was successful, and the next morning they headed out to see the true force of the camp in full swing. Four groups of a dozen well equipped guardsmen patrolled each quadrant of the ridge line, a dozen archers dotted the walls of the fort, with another half dozen stationed in the guard tower. The four robed figures were no where to be found however. Using guerrilla tactics, Tiz was able to fake a distress call from the woods, drawing half a patrol into the thick brush, away from their allies. In a single swift surprise attack the party descended, decimating the Emerald Claw. Reckoning that "if it a'int broke, don't fix it," they tried a similar tactic a second time. M jury rigged a sort of "marionette device" that ran into the branches of a tree, with Kiiba pulling the strings. When the rest of the same patrol entered to find their comrades waving for help frantically, they hurried into assist with whatever was wrong. After a second quick and effective assault, the party decided to pull back and regroup in the morning. Twelve down, eighty-eight to go.
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Tech Shop – a chain of member-based workshops that lets people of all skill levels come in and use industrial tools and equipment to build their own projects. A Tech-Shop offers safety and basic usage training on all the tools and equipment, and on various other topics. For most equipment, a safety and usage class must be completed before it may be used.
Hacker Space – is a community-operated workspace where people with common interests, often in computers, machining, technology, science, digital art or electronic art, can meet, socialize and collaborate. Hacker spaces have also been compared to other community- operated spaces with similar aims and mechanisms such as Fab-Lab, Men's Sheds, and with commercial "for profit" companies such as Tech-Shop.
Fab Lab (Fabrication Lab) – A fab-lab is a small-scale workshop offering digital fabrication. A fab-lab will be equipped with an array of flexible computer controlled tools that cover several different length scales and various materials, with the aim to make "almost anything". This includes technology-enabled products generally perceived as limited to mass production.
Open Design City – Is the development of physical products, machines and systems through use of publicly shared design information. Open design involves the making of both free and open-source software (FOSS) as well as open-source hardware. The process is generally facilitated by the Internet and often performed without monetary compensation.
Hardware Lab – Lab Facilities: The building housing the lab should be internet ready using wireless technology; Video conferencing facilities in the lab; Filters are to be install in the lab to monitor access by users; Network printer should be installed for use by users; Projector is desirable in the lab to facilitate delivery of lectures; Original software is to be installed on system to reduce the incidence of virus propagation in the lab.
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The TiHUB will provide access to residents in exchange for free of charge informative seminars or preliminary consultations. By providing affordable facilities and shared area the HUB will put on disposal to incubates office and events equipped space.
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The stats as of now: 13 books, equals 4,730 pages - which is close to the total amount of pages I read in 2010. Wow! If I keep up this pace, I should be able to read 50,000 pages this year. Yes, that's still my goal! Here's this month's wrap up video :)
Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi
Blood Bound by Rachel Vincent
Everneath by Brodi Ashton
The Darkest Whisper by Gena Showalter
Firelight. Ziel van Vuur by Sophie Jordan
Incarceron by Catherine Fisher
My Scorching Summer Diary by Liz Rettig
Your Heart Like Quicksilver by Theo Lawrence
The Fault in our Stars by John Green
Slave to Sensation by Nalini Singh
Lord of the Vampires by Gena Showalter
Under the Never Sky by Veronica Rossi
Started but not yet finished
Cinder by Marissa Meyer (finished 30/1)
Still continuing to read as many review copies as I can, since the pile is still almost the size of Mount Everest. BUT I'm making progress - huzzah! More than half of the books I've read this month are review titles (7). Very proud of that!
My favorite this month is The Fault in our Stars, which is the only book that got 5 stars from me so far. It was absolutely fantastic! I also really enjoyed Under the Never Sky and Blood Bound, both of them got 4.5 stars from me so they are definitely recommended! I've read two books this month that weren't as good as I wanted them to be, which is a shame. But thankfully most of them were awesome!
Which books have you read this month? Which of those was your favorite? :)


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New York Times White House correspondent and noted collusion hoaxer Maggie Haberman, for some reason, decided to pull another hoax, this time taking a quote from new White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany out of context.
According to TheBlaze, Haberman tweeted that "[Kayleigh McEnany] calls for reporters to celebrate instead of just cover in gaggle: 'The President's healthy. The Vice President's healthy and I think that's something all reporters should be celebrating and the American people as well.'"
.@PressSec calls for reporters to celebrate instead of just cover in gaggle: "The President's healthy. The Vice President's healthy and I think that's something all reporters should be celebrating and the American people as well."
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) May 14, 2020
McEnany replied back and corrected Haberman, calling Haberman's tweet "misleading," and providing the context of the quote, which included the same question being asked twice, even though Haberman only highlighted the second answer.
This tweet by a New York Times reporter is misleading.
I was TWICE asked a hypothetical about the health of the President and Vice President.
Full context of my quote below: https://t.co/Y8LPYYrf95 pic.twitter.com/ee1oXQtxbM
— Kayleigh McEnany 45 Archived (@PressSec45) May 14, 2020
Haberman's move was obvious—make it sound like McEnany wants everyone to celebrate the fact that Trump is President, even though he's yucky and orange and bad tweets and fill-in-the-blank-a-phobe-ist etc. But Haberman should have known not to mess with McEnany, as she already has a reputation of making the press look like idiots, even though she's only been on the job a short time.
Keep owning the libs, Kayleigh. It should be a lesson for all of us.


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Olot is best described as the capital of the comarca of the Garrotxa which is situated in the province of Gerona, Catalonia in Spain. Well, the city of Olot is popular for its very rich cultural heritage. You should book our Olot car rental services to explore the heritage buildings and monuments. There are numerous fine examples of the Modernist architecture and some of them are the "Claustres del Carme", and the Carmelite Cloisters that are known to date back to the Renaissance time period. These places are a must visit and highly admirable. Showing great respect to the painting and sculpture, there is a big importance of the "Olot School".
Olot artistic movements are represented in the Museu Comarcal de la Garrotxa. Do not miss to visit this museum as it can give you a great knowledge about Olot culture. Hire a car at Olot to avail great benefits. You should know that ceramics, sculpture and painting are the key elements that showcase the art of Olot. In present time, Escola d'Art i Superior de Disseny d'Olot represents a design and arts school. Rent a car at Olot at affordable rates to visit the Museum of the Volcanoes!
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Posted up in the middle of a dark street with the CN Tower glowing behind them, they flash their the nice cars, nice looking girls, and nice clothes. "'Pull Up' is meant to give a feel-good vibe for anyone thats out here trying to make big things happen for themselves." - thefader.com
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About WEC
WEC Senegal is a branch of WEC International.
WEC International takes the good news to the peoples and nations who have yet to hear it: the good news that Christ came to bring forgiveness of sins and peace with God, and to displace hatred with love.
As we enter the life of a local community we expect to see churches flourish in cultures where Christ is little known. Our diverse activities include youth work, teaching, medical work, music and the arts, Bible translation and literacy, business enterprises, ministries with addicts and children in crisis, and helping local Christians to share the gospel cross-culturally.
WEC has approximately 1900 active members from 65 different nationalities working in over 75 countries.
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Questionable stories on COVID-19 from state-backed outlets in Russia, China, Turkey and Iran are being shared more widely than reporting by major news organizations around the world, according to Oxford analysts. French, German, Spanish and English news sites see far less social engagement than these foreign-originated ones in their languages.
The study is part of ongoing monitoring of COVID-19 disinformation campaigns by the Computational Propaganda Project. The group found that major outlets like Le Monde, Der Spiegel, and El Pais are being out-shared four or five to one in some metrics by content from Russia Today, China Radio International and other state-backed organizations.
Earlier reports focused on English-language sharing of this type of media, which can be generally described as fact-adjacent with a strong emphasis on certain narratives.
The repeated finding was that although mainstream news outlets have an overall stronger presence, state-backed and junk news is way ahead in engagement per post or article. In the latest report it is shown that on average, mainstream articles collect about 25 engagements per post, while state-backed items get 125. When multiplied by millions of users and followers, that becomes an enormous discrepancy.
There is more nuance to the data than that, of course, but it gives a general idea of what's happening: Disinformation is being spread widely, whether by bots or organic reach, while ordinary news sources only reach a similar amount of people through more output and wider initial reach. It wasn't, however, clear whether this was the case outside English-language media.
It certainly seems to be, according to data collected over three weeks from a variety of news sources. Mainstream media had a larger overall reach, but state-backed media often produced far higher engagement per article. This is perhaps explained by the fact that the state-backed organizations tended to pursue and push controversies and divisive narratives. As the study puts it:
- Russian outlets working in French and German consistently emphasized weak democratic institutions and civil disorder in Europe, but offered different kinds of conspiracy theories about the pandemic.
- Chinese and Turkish outlets working in Spanish promoted their own countries' global leadership in combating the pandemic, while Russian and Iranian outlets generated polarizing content targeted at Latin America and Spanish-speaking social media users in the United States.
That sort of clickbait spreads like wildfire on social media, of course, and few of those who thoughtlessly hit that share button will have the inclination to check whether the source is a government-backed news agency plainly attempting to sow discord.
On the other hand, it seems as if some consider turnabout fair play.
For example, a Chinese state-backed news countering the flourishing U.S. conspiracy theory that the virus is a Chinese bioweapon with a counter-theory that it is a U.S. bioweapon released in and blamed on China.
"Many of these state-backed outlets blend reputable, fact-based reporting about the coronavirus with misleading or false information, which can lead to greater uncertainty among public audiences trying to make sense of the COVID-19 pandemic," said Oxford's Katarina Rebello in a news release.
The countries and state-backed outlets mentioned also have a major presence in Arabic-language markets and the researchers are working on a follow-up study inclusive of those.


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Parenting Pin-It Party #85
Hello everyone and Happy Holidays! Hope you all had a good Christmas! Well now it is time for you all to link up your latest parenting posts and all the other related crafts,recipes and other posts to the Parenting Pin-It Party!
So let me present you the featured posts:
Both very interesting posts to read – the first one a pure parenting post from Dad's the way i like it and a crafty one (and not only ) from Becky over at Baby Budgeting.
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In this industry, we are all familiar with the term "duct tape developer". Those who throw caution to the wind, who turn their noses up at such things as design, test coverage, and the acquisition of new knowledge. Those who scoff at the notion of principles, patterns, and discipline. Those who ride their proverbial Ford F-150 full speed ahead, blindfolded, with a can of on sale malted beverage in one hand and honking the horn with the other. They leave behind a cloud of burnt fossil fuels, a mighty "YEEHAW" ringing in the minds of those within earshot, the indelible afterimage of a "git 'er done" bumper sticker, and skid marks in the codebase. Well today I am going to simplify that image and take it out of the pickup and move it to the parking lot.
A parking lot programmer is like a buddy who gets drunk and loses his keys in the parking lot. You go out to check on him and he's looking for the keys under a streetlight even though he knows he lost them somewhere else. So you ask him "why are you looking here?" and he looks up and says confidently "because there's more light here".


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Just like humans, a ferret needs exercise to stay healthy. Regular exercising will build up their strength (Stitch loves doing pull ups on the radiator) and keeps their weight down (I'm looking at you Nibbler).
Ferret exercise is basically the same as ferret play time. As soon as they're let out of their cage, they will start running and jumping around. This is why it's so important to let them out for several hours a day. About 3 hours a day is a good average. And feasible for most households. Mine romp around for 30 to 45 minutes before I head off to work. In the evening they decide how long they run around, I just leave their cage open a couple of hours so they can do as they please.
Most fuzzies are pretty good at giving themselves a good workout. But if they need some help, the easiest way to get your fuzzies to take some action, is to work with their natural behavior and instincts.
Ferrets love to hunt, explore, dig, hide.
Figure out what your ferrets favorite toy is, then throw it around so he runs after it. Just rinse and repeat until you feel he's had enough exercise.
Try swooping a broom around quickly in front of it. Ferrets love fast moving objects, their instinct seems to take over and they will chase whatever is moving. Actually, dragging any kind of pole with something fluffy attached to it around, should work.
Role him around with your hand to play wrestle.
Chase your ferret around, or have him chase you.
Play hide and seek with a towel/blanket.
Not sure whether it's common ferret behavior, but my little bandits love running up and down stairs.
Giving them toys will also increase their exercise levels. These don't have to be expensive ferret toys though. A cardboard box, an empty cereal box, some left over PVC piping, paper or plastic bags (plastic bags obviously only under supervision), an old backpack, a box filled with rice/sand/packaging peanuts,…
Rotate the toys regularly. Just like little kids, if little ferrets have too many toys lying around, they don't want to play with any of them.
I also rotate access to other rooms. They always have access to the living room and kitchen. Some days I let them play in the laundry room (make sure you don't accidently put a fuzzy in the washer) or the garden.
Your ferret needs new sights and sounds on a regular basis to prevent him from getting bored and lazy. Ferret exercise is necessary to keep your fuzzy in good physical and mental condition.


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Weatherization Works
The U.S. Department of Energy's Weatherization Assistance program is the nation's core program for delivering energy efficiency services to low-income households. Professionally trained weatherization crews perform on-site home energy audits using state of the art equipment to identify outside drafts and inspect heating and cooling systems for efficiency.
Weatherization crews install insulation, seal off air leaks, make modifications to (or replace) existing heating systems and make minor repairs to ensure safety. Once installed, these energy saving measures will help to reduce your heating and cooling costs for years to come. Household income must be at or below 200% of the poverty level established by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to be eligible for Weatherization.
Program Eligibility & Requirements
Homeowners as well as renters with owner approval may be eligible. After certification of eligibility, each home is assessed by Community Action of Allegan County (CAAC) to determine the appropriate services. Professional, bonded and insured contractors perform the actual services. Each completed job must pass a final inspection for materials and workmanship by CAAC. Dwellings are prioritized for services based on winter energy consumption, elderly or disabled household members, and other factors.
If you are interested, please complete the required program forms and return with required documentation to 323 Water Street, Allegan MI 49010 attn: Weatherization. Not sure if you qualify or need assistance? Please fill out the interest form below or call (269) 673-5472.
Required Forms (All Downloadable PDFs):
Required Documentation
- Social Security card for head of household
- Your most recent gas and electric bills
- Proof of income for the 3 complete calendar months prior to the month you are applying. Provide copies of pay stubs, Social Security Award letter, pensions, unemployment, alimony, etc. for all in the household age 20 and older
- If you rent your home, provide your landlord's name, address, telephone number
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Cancer Immunotherapy Acknowledged with 2018 Nobel Prize!
In what many are hailing as a paradigm shift in the treatment of cancer, The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to James P. Allison of the United States and Tasuku Honjo of Japan for their cutting-edge, exceptional work in developing cancer immunotherapy treatments. Allison, age 70, is from Alice, Texas and currently works as an immunologist at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. Honjo, age 76, was born in Kyoto, Japan and works as an immunologist and researcher at Kyoto University.
What makes this more amazing is that Allison and Honjo pursued their belief in the power of immunotherapy when many of their colleagues had given up on it.
CHIPSA Hospital applauds Allison and Honjo for their steadfast pursuit to getting us closer to a cure. Their breakthrough has brought immunotherapy to the forefront after decades of criticism, and has allowed for the classification of treatments which have brought lasting remissions in many patients who had run out of options.
What is Immunotherapy?
The immune system is designed to defend the body from foreign invaders like viruses and bacteria, but malignant tumors usually skate by unharmed because the body has a hard time recognizing them as foreign. Since cancerous cells are created within the body, the immune system usually just ignores them in the same way that it ignores healthy cells.
In order to combat this issue, researchers have been developing immunotherapy treatments for the last several years. Rather than directly attack cancerous tumors with a traditional approach like full-dose radiation and chemotherapy, immunotherapy is trying to allow the body to use its natural ability to heal itself. This involves finding ways to get the immune system to recognize cancerous tumors as foreign and attack them. Immunotherapy has not only been successful at treating difficult cancers, it is also easier on the body and causes less side effects than traditional treatments.
The Prize-Winning Therapies
Both Allison and Honjo came up with strategies that allow the body to release T-cells, which are crucial in protecting the immune system. In order to accomplish this, they used antibodies, which are proteins designed to get in the way of other proteins. Allison's research started in the early 1990s when he was learning about CTLA-4, a protein that lives in the outer membrane of an active T-cell. CTLA-4 functions in the same way as an "off switch." During various studies, Allison and his team discovered that injecting antibodies that interfere with CTLA-4 allowed T-cells to start multiplying. When T-cells multiply at a quick pace, especially if they are diverse in nature, it's more likely that a T-cell will be produced that can recognize and kill a cancerous tumor. This therapy relies on chance – if enough T-cells are produced, eventually one will be able to fight off the cancer.
Honjo's research is similar in nature, but his therapy is more direct. He and his team discovered a similar "off-switch" called PD-1. PD-1 cells usually work to make sure that T-cells don't get too overactive by shutting off their activity so that they don't become overtired. If they overexert themselves, they aren't able to effectively fix the issues that come up in the body. This same situation can also happen when cancer has been in the body for a long period of time.
In some cases, cancers can encourage PD-1 to stop T-cells and lower the immune system's ability to attack the tumor. Honjo figured out that when antibodies are injected that interfere with PD1, cancers were unable to turn off the T-cells. The T-cells could then fight off the cancerous cells.
Why Immunotherapy?
Immunotherapy as an approach to cancer offers a different route from conventional chemo and radiation. Immunotherapy aims to harness the body's own powerful immune system to eliminate cancer. The immune system produces specialized disease-fighting cells that circulate throughout the body, continually seeking out and destroying "foreign" agents.
Cancer cells may elude detection from the immune system because of their similarities to healthy tissues. Cancer immunotherapies attempt to override cancer's evasive strategies to ensure that a powerful, precise, and adaptable immune attack is focused on tumors anywhere in the body. Immunotherapy isn't believed to be as harmful on the body like full-dose chemotherapy and radiation. Many immunotherapies don't cause as much harm to body tissue, so in theory, there may be fewer side effects. There are many kinds of immunotherapies that stem from Allison and Honjo's research that are currently treating melanoma, bladder cancer, colorectal cancer, liver cancer, and lung cancer.
Immunotherapy at CHIPSA
CHIPSA Hospital has long believed that the key to healing from cancer lies in utilizing integrative therapies to harness the power of the immune system.
Since 1979, we have been on the forefront of advanced immunological therapies, combining the latest in conventional and natural therapies. Our "Enhanced Gerson Protocol" now includes cutting-edge immunotherapies like checkpoint inhibitors, dendritic cell, and innate immune stimulating treatments. CHIPSA is also using lower doses of conventional oncological medications to cause damage to cancer cells, while at the same time stimulating the innate immune system to recognize the danger signals and attack the cancer cells.
Stage 4 cancer is a very complicated disease and there is no easy answer for it.
We are very pleased with James P. Allison's and Tasuku Honjo's work, and look forward to the possibilities in the advancement of cancer treatment as more scientists and researchers are open to what immunotherapy brings.
Editor's Note: To see the 2018 CHIPSA Cancer Treatment Protocol, which includes many immunotherapies, please check out the following article that details our latest advancements in treatment: Click Here To Learn More


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Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Is More Popular Than Marvel's Netflix Shows, According To New Study
Marvel has a respectable presence on the small screen nowadays, with series spanning network TV, basic cable, and more than one streaming service. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was the show that started it all for Marvel TV, but the show has struggled in the ratings in recent seasons, to the point that fans had to cross their fingers that it wouldn't be cancelled. According to a new study, however, S.H.I.E.L.D. is actually more popular than any of the high-profile Marvel Netflix shows.
Yes, a new study courtesy of data science company Parrot Analytics (via Screen Rant) claims that Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is Marvel Television's strongest brand worldwide, meaning that its brand is stronger than all of Netflix's Marvel shows as well as the shows on other platforms. If this data is accurate, it's not altogether surprising that S.H.I.E.L.D. has a stronger brand than series like Cloak & Dagger and Runaways, which air on Freeform and Hulu respectively and haven't gained widespread attention just yet.
A bigger surprise is that S.H.I.E.L.D. reportedly has a stronger brand than Daredevil, Jessica Jones, and the other Marvel shows on Netflix. Admittedly, the recent cancellations of Iron Fist and Luke Cage (as well as the apparent unlikelihood of another season of The Defenders like the first) indicate that the show's brands weren't as strong as some expected. Still, having a stronger brand than the bigger Marvel Netflix hits is a big deal for S.H.I.E.L.D., if accurate.
Parrot Analytics, which measures demand for a variety of TV shows and has worked to identify the most in-demand series for the Guinness Book of Records, indicates that Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. holds a rank in the top 0.03% of in-demand shows all over the world. Yes, 0.03% sounds like a very small number, but the massive number of shows available in the United States market alone means that even small numbers can represent huge amounts of data.
According to the analysis, S.H.I.E.L.D.'s place in the 0.03% places in among American shows like Criminal Minds, Better Call Saul, and Vikings. Shockingly, Parrot Analytics' numbers place S.H.I.E.L.D. above Fear the Walking Dead, Arrow, Supergirl, and of course others. The study assesses peer-to-peer traffic, social media activity, global file-sharing, and more to reach its conclusions. Basically, if it's a way that viewers interact with a certain show's brand on the internet, it's measured.
The strength of the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. brand certainly contrasts the show's ratings, which were disappointingly low throughout its fifth season. That said, S.H.I.E.L.D. was also moved to a Friday night slot for Season 5, and Friday night time slots rarely yield impressive ratings. After the cancellation of its lead-in, the future looked somewhat bleak for S.H.I.E.L.D., and the renewal for an abbreviated sixth season later than usual came as a big relief.
While shortened seasons can be a sign that a network is looking to wrap things up for a series (as is happening with Gotham over on Fox and may be happening with Criminal Minds on CBS), it's possible that there are larger reasons why Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. needed to have a shorter and delayed new season. Namely: the sequel to Avengers: Infinity War.
As Marvel fans everywhere know by now, Avengers: Infinity War ended in a way that had to shake up the entire MCU. Thanos triumphed over all the Avengers (other than Hawkeye), and his "snap" resulted in half the universe being erased. Many key MCU characters were turned to dust. Although none of the S.H.I.E.L.D. regulars appeared in Infinity War and S.H.I.E.L.D. actually explained why Quake wasn't helping the Avengers, Thanos' snap should have impacted the characters.
The Infinity War sequel is slated to hit theaters on May 4, 2019, and while an official premiere date has not yet been released for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 6, all signs point toward a summer premiere. In fact, one S.H.I.E.L.D. star narrowed down the release window over the summer. If her words are accurate, S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 6 wouldn't hit the airwaves until well after the fourth Avengers movie became available.
By holding the next season of S.H.I.E.L.D. until after the Infinity War sequel, ABC and Marvel don't have to figure out a way for the show to deal with the events of the movie. Assuming the sequel finds a way to restore the majority of the dusted heroes to life -- after all, Spider-Man and Black Panther have movies coming out -- S.H.I.E.L.D. can just skip over the inconvenient details.
After S.H.I.E.L.D. basically had its original premise destroyed back in Season 1 thanks to the events of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, it would be nice for the show to focus on itself rather than deal with movie details. The show has split from the MCU more and more as the seasons passed, with even MCU plot twists like those of Captain America: Civil War not having the most significant impact.
Did S.H.I.E.L.D.'s lower ratings contribute to Season 6 being held until the summer schedule? Probably. Still, avoiding all things Infinity War and the Infinity War sequel may be best for the show and fans. We'll have to wait and see if airing in the summer results in S.H.I.E.L.D. losing some of its brand popularity compared to other Marvel series, especially considering Daredevil's long-awaited third season finally hit the web back in October. We'll have to wait and see.
The next Marvel show to hit the airwaves will be Runaways Season 2, which releases on December 21. If you want to spend the holidays with the Runaways now that they've actually run away, check out Hulu before the end of the year. Interestingly, Runaways will reportedly make its first legit MCU connection in the second season. For some non-Marvel superhero action, you can find plenty on The CW thanks to the Arrow-verse and Black Lightning, as well as on DC Comics' new streaming service, called DC Universe.
If you're in the mood for some non-superhero viewing options now and in the not-too-distant future, we can help you out. Swing by our fall TV premiere schedule and our 2018 Netflix premiere guide.
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Mid Century Stag Chest of Drawers
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A very stylish and scarcely seen 1950s chest of drawers designed by John & Sylvia Reid for Stag Furniture.
Featuring distinct brass handles and contrasting exotic veneers, this piece has a true modernist aesthetic, way ahead of its time!
Excellent restored condition, the piece has been sympathetically restored keeping its beautiful original patina. There are some minor polished marks as to be expected for its age, please take a look at the photographs for more detail.Dimensions:
Width: 76cm
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Drawer Widths: 70cm
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