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"Where Have All the Flowers Gone?"-Pete Seeger
The world has lost a beautiful flower, one of the Greatest Humanitarians it has ever seen or will see again: Pete Seeger. His life, his whole being, inspired me since I was a little girl of about 4 or 5 years of age when my mom bought his first long-playing LP of children's songs for my birthday. As I evolved, got older, I saw Pete so many times at many different marches, rallies, events and at the old South Street Seaport when he first acquired the Clearwater Sloop and would dock the boat, hand out pumpkins, sing a few songs and bring along some friends to help. I remember one time, one of Pete's young friends, Don McLean performed an unfinished "American Pie." Pete was an American Treasure and stood for the best of what we could each aspire to be. We will miss him.


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Questions and Answers - impossible to proceed with main quest
Problem: Radzig tells me to go talk to merchant near Rovna, but there is no quest marker to lead me to him. And even if I go to the area myself, I don't see anything there and I can't interact with anything.
More info on how I got to this point:
After I attempted to question the captured Cuman prisoner, Melichar told me to help cure the disease in Merhojed first.
So i went ahead and completed the pestilence quest. I determined the disease was caused by water poisoning, and I brewed the right potion for the cure.
After I gave the cure to all villagers. I also interrogated the prisoner, and sent him to Rattay.
After all this, I went and talked to Radzig, briefing him on everything that happened. Then he says something like "you should go find the merchant. but first, I want to tell you something". then he just kind of walks away and nothing happens.
There's no quest marker. I'm told to go see the merchant, but I can't. I looked up online where the location is, and I went there. Apparently, I'm supposed to interact with certain things, like the blood on the floor. I see the blood, but I can't interact with it. The quest is totally stuck :(
I would attach a saved game file, but it excees 5 MB.
Please HELP.

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What. The primary objective of the course is to introduce students to te concepts of parallel and distributed computing.
Why. Ever heard of cloud computing, or map-reduce? Well, have you wondered how things are really under the hood? That's why.
How. Distributed and parallel algorithms are harder to design, analyze, and implement with respect to their serial counterparts. Let's be honest: there is no silver bullet. Not everything can be a map and a reduce, not everything can (or should) be parallelized. In this course we will learn how to think about parallelization, showing limits, problems, and hands-on solutions.
Who. These algorithms play central role in modern computing, e.g., cloud computing, and applied in several fields, from bioinformatics to web services, from structural engineering to entertainment. Needless to say: almost every aspect of modern computing will be distributed.
Class hours
- Tuesday & Friday, 11.30am–1.00pm, room DS3A.
Lectures will be introducing the following topics.
- Principles of Parallel and Distributed Computing
- Synchronization and Time
- Distributed Security
- Vectors, Matrices, and their Operations
- Distributed Graphs and Algorithms
- Distributed File Systems
- Modern and safe parallel programming
The programming technologies that will be introduced in this course will be the following:
- MPI: Message Passing Interface
- OpenMP: Open Multi Processing
- CUDA: NVidia's Parallel Computing
- CBE: The Cell Broadband Engine
- OpenCL: Open Computing Language
Laboratory Sessions
This class will require laboratory sessions (25% circa). Bring your laptop!
- D. P. Bertsekas and John N. Tsitsiklis, "Parallel and Distributed Computation: Numerical Methods", Athena Scientific, 1997. (free download)
- A. Grama, A. Gupta, G. Karypis, and V. Kumar, "Introduction to Parallel Computing", Addison Wesley (2nd edition), 2003.
Students will be assigned a group project and will present their results. They are expected to use a git repository to store all of their material (source code, a paper, and presentation notes), and contribute to the group project equally: be honest when presenting.


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TEN years ago this summer, Anita Lo opened Annisa on Barrow Street in Greenwich Village. The restaurant was quietly ambitious. It was the sort of place serious couples went to for serious dinner dates, elegant without being fussy, adult. The décor was beige and said little. The point was on the plate: food that was vaguely Asian and informed by classical French technique. This was still a novel conceit, then.
In the years since, Ms. Lo has tried on the roles of television celebrity chef and food-world entrepreneur. She showed up on "Iron Chef America" and defeated Mario Batali in what that program called "Battle: Mushrooms." More recently, she was a contestant on the ill-punctuated "Top Chef Masters." She started a fast-food-style dumpling business that has waxed and waned. She opened and closed a short-lived barbecue restaurant on Bleecker Street.
Then, in the early hours of July 4, 2009, an electrical fire broke out in the kitchen of Annisa, and the restaurant was destroyed. Ms. Lo and her business partner, Jennifer Scism, who is the restaurant's manager, host and wine director, vowed to rebuild the space. Negotiations with insurance companies and the landlord ensued: New York City, just as you imagined it. Ms. Lo's days as a high flier might have been over.
But Annisa reopened in April, scrubbed and clean and new. And the food Ms. Lo is cooking there is as good as any she has made in her career.
The dining room was given a feng shui treatment, courtesy of a design consultant, Doris Ingber. There is now an auspicious mirror in the raised room, some red accents and a few life-force trinkets here and there to keep the whole scene in alignment. Whatever the reason, it is now extremely comfortable to eat there, looking out through the giant picture windows onto Barrow Street. There is little jostling or hubbub. As before, date-night cheer and old-pal warmth abound.Continue reading the main story
There are good reasons for this, in addition to the design. Chief among them is Ms. Scism, who runs Annisa's public spaces with the firm and friendly self-assurance of Julie Andrews in "The Sound of Music." Ms. Scism champions a service culture that is rare and noteworthy. It dictates that restaurants are about much more than eating, or ought to be. They serve a social purpose, as well.
And so here is something novel in New York City in 2010: You can hear every word of conversation at your table at Annisa, without hearing every word of the one going on at the table across the way. People act like grown-ups in the restaurant. They are polite.
The ambitions of the kitchen are as quiet as they were a decade ago, but no smaller for the time elapsed since Ms. Lo first introduced us to them. There are the requisite Asian influences, as well as African ones, none of them overwhelming in taste or technique. Ms. Lo is not by any means a flashy chef. She does not stalk the dining room in gleaming whites, glad-handing patrons and accepting praise. She simply stays in the kitchen and works, cooking as the Puget Sound novelist David Guterson writes: precisely, with earth in closest proximity to sea.
A plate of delicate, pinkish veal tenderloin with artichokes showed this plainly, dressed up not simply with pillowy, crisp-edged sweetbreads but also with oysters and a sauce of black truffles. There was sweetness to it as well as hints of brine, and a funky earthiness to counter both textures, soft and rough. An appetizer cup of chawan mushi, a Japanese egg custard, enlivened with morels and uni and topped with a piece of crisp lotus root, did as well, its silky, steaming richness enveloping the cool saltiness of the uni, and softening the vegetal crunch of root.
A beautifully cooked piece of chicken breast, crisp on its exterior and stuffed with chanterelles and bits of pig's trotter, was a marvelous second act, the textures and flavors playing off one another delightfully, but never getting in the way of the simple taste of the bird. And fluke with caviar and beets brought the same happy laughter you hear drifting out of car windows at beach-town sunsets: the salty pop of the fish eggs set softly against the sweet, fresh flesh of the fish, with a snap of beet sugar to tie it all together.
Other successes included a marvelous dish of barbecued squid with Thai basil and fresh peanuts, crunchy and sweet; a salt-broiled Spanish mackerel of uncommon beauty and flavor; and a creamy, perfectly cooked fist of halibut.
But there were missteps, too. Annisa is very good. It is not perfect. Ms. Lo's famous foie-gras soup dumplings, for instance, which have been on the restaurant's menu since the start, their interiors filled with mousse and a thick, spicy soy broth, have grown tired with age. Twice they arrived at the table as if assembled, cooked and served by rote, with diminished flavors and little broth within them, small slabs of foie gras placed ineffectually across their tops.
Ms. Scism's wine list is hamstrung by a presumably laudable conceit that would be winning if it didn't seem so anachronistic: it is made up only of wines made by women, or from wineries owned by them. Still, for reasons that have nothing to do with gender, a viognier from Oregon's Lynn Penner-Ash is a fine place to begin an exploration of it.
And the desserts offer less pleasure than a restaurant so apparently devoted to the serene contemplation of fellowship probably should.
In some sense, that is not surprising. Ms. Lo is Annisa's pastry chef as well as the boss of its savory side. As such, she appears to award sweets the status of a sullen stepchild. A dish of pecan and salted butterscotch beignets with bourbon ice milk is probably the best available option, but it doesn't taste of Ms. Lo's cooking so much as of every other beignet on a Manhattan dessert menu right now. It is the sort of dish a restaurant consultant would tell a chef she ought to serve. It is both borrowed and blue — a riff on someone else's food, not a part of Ms. Lo's vision.
The overall quality of that vision is inarguable, however. Annisa, which received two stars from The New York Times when William Grimes reviewed it in 2000, remains a destination for grown-up and serious restaurant-goers, both for its cooking and the experience of eating it. Chefs preparing vaguely Asian food using French technique seem to open restaurants on every third street corner in New York these days. Ms. Lo, an original gangster in this regard, remains one of the better ones.
13 Barrow Street (West Fourth Street), Greenwich Village; (212) 741-6699.
ATMOSPHERE A spare and minimalist space with a warm, welcoming, almost romantic feeling. Be a grown-up.
SOUND LEVEL Quiet and conversational.
RECOMMENDED DISHES Chawan mushi, steak tartare, barbecued squid, fluke with caviar and beets, Spanish mackerel, halibut, veal tenderloin, roast chicken.
WINE LIST Only female producers are recognized, which limits the breadth and familiarity of many of the bottles. Jennifer Scism, an owner and the restaurant's host, is an able guide, however.
PRICE RANGE Appetizers, $9 to $18; entrees, $28 to $36.
HOURS Monday to Saturday, 5:30 to 10:30 p.m.; Sunday, 5:30 to 9:30 p.m.
RESERVATIONS It's a good idea to call at least two weeks ahead.
CREDIT CARDS All major credit cards accepted.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS The bar is at street level, but the dining room is up three steps. Restrooms are not large.
WHAT THE STARS MEAN Ratings range from zero to four stars and reflect the reviewer's reaction to food, ambience and service, with price taken into consideration. Menu listings and prices are subject to change.Continue reading the main story


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Artificial Intelligence (AI) might seem like something you read about in a sci-fi novel on the train home. Or indeed, a challenging business question – but one for the next generation of CEOs to grapple with. But in reality, it is one of the most pressing issues that boardrooms should be considering today.
AI is coming to the workplace, and fast. Technologies that already exist could be used to support half of the activities that people are paid to do today. In fact, PwC, one of the world's largest professional services firms, predicts that the UK's GDP could be increased by 10.3% by artificial intelligence, in the next 13 years alone.
When it does come, it really will change the way that work works: not necessarily replacing jobs, but in many cases, changing them for the better. Businesses that take steps to prepare now will reap the advantages first. So what can artificial intelligence do and how can business leaders bring it from the train home to the board room?
What artificial intelligence can do?The capabilities of AI are staggering. We're already seeing exciting applications of this technology in many fields, from controlling traffic in harbour ports to diagnosing disease in hospitals.
In the world of work, AI is likely to impact virtually every industry, going far beyond the manual or low skill jobs that are often considered to be most susceptible. For example, large financial institutions like Goldman-Sachs are already considering how large parts of their compliance functions could benefit from automation by AI systems.
Meanwhile, there are suggestions that AI could help professional services firms like PwC to complete audits more quickly and more accurately, by analysing financial transactions to spot anomalies and patterns.
There are clear business benefits, as these cases show. Instead of hiring highly qualified and often high cost employees to complete repetitive, time-consuming tasks, this work can be delegated to AI systems that can complete it more quickly, and in some cases, more accurately. AI could offer huge efficiency savings and brand new capabilities.
However, equally important are the benefits that AI could bring in terms of improving the quality of our work lives and job satisfaction. Because job roles will not necessarily be lost: rather, they will change, to incorporate some degree of machine learning. Employees can spend more time on the more complex, more challenging, and ultimately more interesting parts of their role. This could be extremely positive, both for businesses and for us as individuals.
Preparing for artificial intelligence, nowBusiness leaders absolutely must take steps to prepare for AI now: both to shore up their own future competitiveness and to protect the interests of their workforce. As with past technology innovations, we know that those who can adopt technology early will find themselves one step ahead.
Think of Amazon and the rise of ecommerce – the company that was a forerunner in online shopping now dominates the world of retail, while traditional stores that failed to adapt lost customers and even went out of business. Business leaders should be considering how AI might impact and be used within their own organisation, right now.
That's not to say that everyone must become an expert in the technology itself. Instead, it's better to begin with your business, to consider the areas that could potentially benefit from AI. By working with the HR function, you can begin to create a view of how the workforce might change and which roles could utilise machine learning.
You can then work with experts in the technology to understand how AI can be applied, and the possibilities this can generate. By co-creating with tech specialists, it's possible to make use of the latest advances from across industry, in a way that works for your own organisation.
Leaders must also consider the impact on their workforce. It's very likely that many job functions will begin to incorporate management or even collaboration with an AI system. Some roles will even transform completely. It's crucial that organisations start planning now to upskill their existing employees, investing in robust training programmes that will support ongoing learning, and ensure the capabilities needed are within the business.
It can be tempting to ignore developments like AI – or leave them happily in the realm of science fiction. But AI will soon change how we work fundamentally. By looking at AI now, business leaders can start to understand how the technology will shape their business, their workforce, and their own careers. Ultimately, those who are prepared will be the ones who thrive.
Duncan Tait, Corporate Executive Officer, SEVP and Head of Americas and EMEIA at Fujitsu. Please visit www.fujitsu.com for more information
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So in my last post I on the Cisco ASA I wanted to insert a screen shot I had taken on my Mac. The problem was that capture saves images as .tiff And, I know you can change this default from the cli, but there are other times when I really just need to convert an image from one format to the next quickly.
Sips lets you do that. So, that unhelpful .tiff file can become a jpeg or png file in a jiffy. Also, this works on PDFs.
Here's the magic:
mbp$ sips -s format jpeg .tiff –out .jpeg
Specify your desired file format after format. That's it kids! Good to go. If you want to be really fancy, you can make a cronjob or automator job to do this every so often against the directory you keep your screen shots in.


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If you are a larger person like me, you may have trouble finding the right mattress. You want to make sure you get enough support, and you don't want to leave big indentations in your mattress.
If this is your situation, you might want to take a look at the Big Fig mattress. It is manufactured specifically for heavier people.
Is Big Fig the heavier sleeper mattress you have been looking for? Read on for my full review.
The Big Fig is a very supportive mattress. It is very durable and designed to support much larger weights.
You Might Like The Big Fig If …
- You are a larger person. This mattress is designed with heavier people in mind. It is meant to be supportive for people up to 500 lb and features very durable foams that shouldn't sag.
- You are a heavier back or stomach sleeper. A major issue for large people is finding the proper support on their mattress. If you are heavier, Big Fig should have no problem giving you the support you need when you are on your back or stomach.
- You are a hot sleeper. The gel latex foam has holes in it to allow for airflow. In addition, the coils should promote airflow. Overall, you shouldn't be sleeping hot on this mattress.
You Might Not Like Pick Big Fig If …
- You are a lighter person. Again, this mattress is made for heavier people. If you are lighter, this mattress will feel very firm to you. It will be supportive, but it may be too firm overall if you aren't a large person.
- You are a side sleeper. Even if you are heavier, this is a firmer mattress. It seems more focused on support than pressure relief. A part of it may have been that I am only 230 lb and not heavy enough to really activate the top layers.
- You want a memory foam feel. This is a firmer mattress. While it does incorporate foam in its construction, it does not let you slowly "sink" into the mattress like classic memory foam does. If you prefer that quicksand feeling, this might not be the mattress for you.
Construction Overview
- The mattress is 13" tall.
- The cover is quilted with 1" of ThermoGel foam. It is tufted as well.
- The first layer is ½" of a gel-infused latex foam.
- Next there are three 1" layers of polyfoam.
- This is followed by 7" of individually wrapped coils.
- The base is 1.5" of high-density polyfoam.
- The foams in this mattress are CertiPUR-US® certified, meaning they are more eco-friendly than traditional mattress materials.
- The Big Fig is made in the USA.
RELATED: Best Mattresses For Heavy People
Construction Takeaways
- The Big Fig is available in Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, and California King.
- The gel-infused latex foam is perforated to promote airflow. The ThermoGel is also designed to dissipate heat, and the coils allow for airflow as well. You shouldn't be sleeping hot on this mattress.
- This mattress is designed to be supportive enough for heavier people. The foams are high-density, and there are 50 percent more coils in the coil layer than those usually found on a hybrid mattress.
- The Big Fig also addresses the issue of sagging. Heavier people shouldn't leave an indentation as they often can on conventional hybrid or foam mattresses. The high-density foams are designed not to sag.
- All of the high-density, supportive materials should make this a durable mattress. This could be a good long-term investment.
- Each mattress comes with a supportive Big Fig foundation that is designed to handle up to 2,000 lb.
The Big Fig is a very supportive mattress. It is very durable and designed to support much larger weights.
For me, this mattress felt like an 8/10 on a firmness scale, or firmer than average. However, I am only 230 lb and this mattress can handle two 500-lb sleepers. So, if you are in the 300 to 500 lb range, you will activate the top layers more than I did and might find this mattress to be softer.On my back, I think I was actually too light for this mattress. The mattress was too firm for my hips to sink in and keep my spine in proper alignment. Likewise, I feel the mattress is too firm when I am on my side. I do get some pressure relief from that pillow-top layer, but I believe I could use a softer mattress.
However, on my stomach, I feel very well supported. I often have trouble finding the support I need on my stomach. When I am in this position, I am not bowing in at the hips at all.
In terms of feel, the mattress has a balanced hybrid feel. The top layers are responsive with some bounce, so it is quite easy to move around on the Big Fig. Again, people larger than me may have a different experience.
Motion Isolation
Overall, I thought the Big Fig handled motion transfer quite well. During my tests, the glass was disturbed only a little bit. When I pressed into the mattress or rolled around, the glass did not move much.
Memory foam is usually good at cutting down on motion transfer, and the Big Fig has multiple layers of foam on top. I would say this is a good mattress for heavier couples.
Edge Support
The Big Fig features a foam encasement to help with edge support. Because of this, it barely compresses when I am sitting near the edge. I feel very secure in this position.
When I'm lying down, I feel like I can lie very close to the edge without rolling off. As a larger person, I am glad to be able to use the whole mattress and really stretch out.
You can see the great edge support in the photo below.
What Makes This Mattress Stand Out?
- It is a great choice for heavier people. The Big Fig does what it says it will do. It is extra supportive and shouldn't sag. Larger people could be very happy with this mattress.
- It does a great job of sleeping cool. The perforated, gel-infused latex and the coils promote airflow in this mattress. In addition, the ThermoGel should keep you cool at night.
- This should be a long-lasting mattress. The materials in the Big Fig are meant to stop sagging and give larger people the support they need. Because of this, the components are very durable and should make this a good long-term investment.
The Big Fig is successful at handling the issues many heavier people deal with. It is extra supportive and shouldn't sag under larger weights. Heavier back and stomach sleepers should find the support they need.
However, if you are under 300 lb, the Big Fig may feel firmer to you. This is just something to note. If you are even lighter, you may wish to look elsewhere.
The Big Fig comes with a foundation that is meant to support heavier weights. Each mattress comes with free shipping and a 20-year warranty.
Marten Carlson
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Sometimes things get a little fuzzy during an evening at the pub. Here's a friendly reminder of what you may have missed while you were drinking.
The Padres (20-30) scored fewer runs than the Arizona Diamondbacks (22-29) last night, 8-7, in game two of three at Chase Field.
Cesar Vargas (0-3, 5.03) lasted just one and two-thirds innings, giving up seven runs on six hits and two walks with a strikeout. Jake Lamb singled to score Michael Bourn in the first inning. In the second, the Diamondbacks scored six runs. Singles by Chris Owings and Zack Greinke and a Nick Ahmed walk loaded the bases with no outs. Jean Segura hit a sacrifice fly to score Owings, Bourn singled to plate Greinke and Ahmed, and Paul Goldschmidt hit a two-run home run. A wild pitch in the fifth inning by Luis Perdomo to Brandon Drury allowed Lamb to come home for the Diamondbacks' eighth run and final run of the game.
Greinke (6-3, 4.71) pitched six innings, giving up four runs on six hits and a walk while striking out two. Matt Kemp put the Padres on the board with a solo home run with two outs in the first inning. Greinke then effectively shut the Padres down until the sixth inning, when an RBI double by Jon Jay scored Alexi Amarista. After a walk by Wil Myers and Kemp's pop fly out, Jay scored on an RBI double by Yangervis Solarte. Myers scored on a Melvin Upton Jr. sacrifice fly. In the ninth inning, Solarte scored when Derek Norris reached on a two-base throwing error. Norris and Upton later scored on a pinch-hit single by Hector Sanchez.
This afternoon's series finale pits Drew Pomeranz (4-4, 1.70) against Archie Bradley (1-0, 7.84) at 1:10pm PDT.
Padres' ninth-inning rally falls short vs. D-backs — AJ Cassavell and Steve Gilbert (MLB.com)
Padres discussing potential Shields trade with White Sox — Dennis Lin (San Diego Union-Tribune)
Goldschmidt homers in big inning, D-backs beat Padres 8-7 — Jose M. Romero (The Associated Press)
Zack Greinke feels at home at Chase Field after win — Paul Coro (The Arizona Republic)
I appreciate what the diamondbacks are trying to do with these jerseys and I want to like them, but no.
— Kevin Thompson (@ParkAtThePark) May 29, 2016
This version of Kemp is alright by me.
— Tim Arzaga (@SDHatGuy) May 29, 2016
Why would anyone ever throw Kemp a fastball.
— Oscar (@haha1721) May 29, 2016
Vargas does not want that W
— Tony Losoya (@Tony_Losoya) May 29, 2016
Vargas coming back down to earth like Skylab
— Kevin Thompson (@ParkAtThePark) May 29, 2016
DBack unis look like something from the USFL
— Scott Kingery (@PadresFaithful) May 29, 2016
Cesar Vargas isn't having a great night on the mound. #analysis
— Kevin Boileau (@CornfedFriar) May 29, 2016
Meanwhile, in the desert … Padres have fallen behind 7-1 in 2nd inning. And they had all that #momentum from last night, too.
— Jay Posner (@sdutPosner) May 29, 2016
Padres getting lit up plus Brenly coming over? This would only be made worse with Sweeney in the booth. Tv off.
— Nathan Zack (@taterz1021) May 29, 2016
Will someone ask Bob Brenly about Ben Davis?
— Kevin Thompson (@ParkAtThePark) May 29, 2016
I like Luis Perdomo's strategy of striking everybody out.
— Oscar (@haha1721) May 29, 2016
Will Myers, First Baseman
CBS this fall.
— Kevin Thompson (@ParkAtThePark) May 29, 2016
FSSD still doing pieces about the pool at Chase Field like Padre fans are just finding out this exists.
— Kevin Boileau (@CornfedFriar) May 29, 2016
…just blast over all D-backs.
— Joe Lanek (@TheThinGwynn) May 29, 2016
Why do they always have some dude staring at Grant and Orsillo? Does he have nothing else he needs to be doing? What is his job?
— Friar Fever (@FriarFever) May 29, 2016
Ah Slowarte strikes again.
— Padres Jagoff (@PadresJagoff) May 29, 2016
Dumb dumb dumb.
— Nathan Veale (@VocalMinorityNV) May 29, 2016
The 2016 #Padres are the worst baserunning team in the history of baseball.
— Derek Togerson (@DerekNBCSD) May 29, 2016
Well that didnt go well. He was 2/3 the way down the line
— Scott Kingery (@PadresFaithful) May 29, 2016
It's too bad Glenn Hoffman has a totally unearned lifetime contract.
— Oscar (@haha1721) May 29, 2016
Wrong time for a TOOTBLAN. Be interesting to see if that was on Hoffman or Solarte.
— Jay Posner (@sdutPosner) May 29, 2016
Glenn Hoffman = ¯_(ツ)_/¯
— Kevin Boileau (@CornfedFriar) May 29, 2016
Nice that FSSD is showing Yu Darvish graphics instead of a replay that would show what happened on that screwup. Always thinking of fans.
— Jay Posner (@sdutPosner) May 29, 2016
I can't tell if Jon Jay is slow or has an awful first step.
— Oscar (@haha1721) May 29, 2016
Matt Thornton, who is making his Padres debut, is older than the manager who put him in the game.
— Ben Higgins (@BenHigginsSD) May 29, 2016
I don't know how they called that a homer to start with.
— Chris Garcia (@sportsbrain) May 29, 2016
Want games to go faster? Make the umpires better at getting calls right the first time.
— Nathan Veale (@VocalMinorityNV) May 29, 2016
Who dafuq is Sanchez?
— Bobby Cressey (@Bobbycressey) May 29, 2016
And just like that, it's over. Lolita's Postgame next on @Mighty1090
— Ben Higgins (@BenHigginsSD) May 29, 2016
Welp, so much for that
— Tony Losoya (@Tony_Losoya) May 29, 2016
And there goes that.
— Nathan Veale (@VocalMinorityNV) May 29, 2016
Well, that was dumb. #Padres
— Ghost of Ray Kroc (@GhostofRAK) May 29, 2016
Segura nabs Solarte at the plate
The Dark Web
@Padres WTF?…. I blink and they are loosing by 6? 'cmon!
— Johny Fields (@juaniitocampos) May 29, 2016
@Padres @FOXSportsSD @jonjayU THATS RIGHT…. BRING IN THE LIL NINJA TO GET ON BASE AND SHOW THESE PATHETIC STARTERS HOW TO DO IT !!!
— Vinny Ibarra (@xchinoiii) May 29, 2016
@Padres @MelvinUptonJr @wilmyers trade shields and Kemp already!
— GG (@gli2005) May 29, 2016
@Padres @MelvinUptonJr @d_no36 1 OUT & 1 ON … AND FAIL, AS ALWAYS !!!
— Vinny Ibarra (@xchinoiii) May 29, 2016
@Padres amarista's make a wish should be over
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Another week, another Mills Creek movie from my Fifty Chilling Classics pack.
Do not adjust your eyeballs, you're seeing that title card correctly. It's clear, in focus, and it doesn't look like it was filmed through a lens made of chicken broth. This is absolutely the first picture on my Mills Creek set that I didn't have to edit so that I could post the pictures here. I could hear everything clearly, too. It's a bit strange, actually. The Hearse (1980) is the best-looking Crown International Pictures production that I've ever seen for this blog. You're familiar with their work if you've read my reviews of The Devil's Hand and Zoltan Hound of Dracula.
The movie came out in 1980 and stars Trish Van Devere as Jane Hardy, a recently divorced woman seeking some rest in the house she inherited from her aunt.
The Hearse came out in the same year as The Changeling. One of these movies was really good, one of these movies was less good, can you guess which is which? Yeah, The Hearse is kind of a hot mess but I also kind of like it.
I think what endeared this movie to me is how hard it tries. It's as if someone mixed equal parts ghost story, with a Satanic movie and a slasher. I love all of those elements but it's all too much when put together. I think The Hearse could have been really good if it had cut one of these elements and fifteen minutes.
As I said, Ms. Van Devere's character, Jane, moves into her aunt's home. She realizes fairly quickly that things are amiss. The lawyer handling the inheritance of the home (Played by Joseph Cotten) is bitter, resentful, and downright rude. The sheriff is a lech. Everyone in the town, it seems, is really hostile towards Jane, for no good reason. The only people who are kind are Paul (Perry Lang), the muscley son of the hardware store owners, and Reverend Winston (Donald Hotton.)
It turns out that Jane's aunt wasn't well-liked in the town. In fact, she was thought to be a witch and Jane resembles her.
Plus, a mysterious hearse has been following Jane.
Is the ghost of Jane's aunt haunting her house? Doors open and close and there's a scene with banging pipes that's quite similar to the one in The Changeling.
Or, is the town conspiring to gaslight Jane?
Jane turns to Tom, a mysterious, handsome stranger who helped her when the hearse ran Jane's car off the road.
As Jane tries to unravel the mystery of her aunt's life, the activity in her house continues.
This movie is like a Changeling-lite. Kind of. It's more like it emulates The Changeling but can never quite be as scary as its predecessor. First, there's the casting of Trish Van Devere, who really carries the movie.
Secondly, there's the attempt at a creepy house, which falls very short. It's not that the house is small, it's just that it looks like someone rammed the top of a Victorian house onto a red-brick house.
The music starts off as nice and creepy but quickly becomes overwhelming and distracts from any creepy moments. You know what isn't scary? Trumpets! Unless someone's hiding behind a curtain and plays the trumpet loudly at you when you don't expect it. And then I'd be more concerned about why they were hiding behind the curtains. Weirdo.
The main problem is that the movie feels like it's being pulled in three different directions. I think the filmmakers wanted the movie to be like The Changeling but they also noticed that Satanism and slashers were also popular, so they just added elements of those too, without regard to whether they made sense. So you end up with a hot mess instead of a unified vision. A hot mess that is over-long and lacks tension. There are some scares but it's like the filmmakers only had two servings of scary that they're trying to serve to four people. It's not bad but it's not really good, either. Some of it is just goofy, like how Jane's boyfriend transforms into Hugo, the ventriloquist dummy from Devil Doll.
Plus, they missed a huge opportunity with Ms. Van Devere's character. I wish that I could have seen Trish do something more than be scared.
The movie has its charms. I can definitely see it being the second half of a double-billing. So I've decided to dub the movie "Prill-iant," after 1980's public access sensation Sondra Prill. Like Sondra, the movie is awkward and messy but you just can't stop watching.


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"The police man had several clothing items belonging to young girls, fuelling speculation that the items may be souvenirs from possible past escapades with his victims."
Gbuchenge Augustine is an officer of the Police Mobile assaulted, tied and injured an 8-year-old girl, Amarachi Abakwuru.
The incident, which came on the heels of a similar act by the Onikan Divisional Police Officer (DPO), DSP Adekunle Awe, who allegedly raped one Ms. Idowu Akinwunmi, a mother of two recently also in Lagos, has again exposed the soft underbelly of allegations of sexual abuse perpetuated by policemen.
The police man lured his victim into his house about 8pm on Thursday, and although he didn't succeed in raping the little girl, he exerted his frustration by tying her up and cutting her skull.
Below is how little Amarachi narrated her story:
She said, "Mopol had sent me to buy bean cake for him earlier on which I did. Later, as I wanted to go into our apartment and sleep, he dragged me into his room. Then I heard my father calling my name and I told him to allow me go answer him.
"Mopol told me to shut up my mouth and the next thing, he covered my mouth with his hand and tied it with a cloth. He also tied my neck and my hands. He then used a sharp iron and hit me on the head. I started bleeding but I could not shout because he tied my mouth.
"When he heard my parents looking and shouting for me, he pushed me under his bed. Later, he locked the door and left me under the bed bleeding. I could hear my parents shouting my name but I couldn't do anything.
"Later, although I was weak, I heard some people at the window and I heard my mother's voice there. I used my last strength and dragged my body till one of my legs came out from under the bed. It was when they saw my leg from the window that they now broke the door.
"I want the government to arrest Mopol. He hurt me. I thought the police was my friend. Why did Mopol do that to me? I thought I would die."
Amarachi's mum Mrs. Nkiru Abakwuru, told THISDAY that the suspect was their next door neighbour at their residence in Ketu.
She said, "We have always been friendly with him so I cannot explain what pushed him to treat my daughter this way. "In fact, that night, Mopol came back from a trip and we asked him about his car. He told us he had a collision with another vehicle at the toll gate and so he had to park it there.
"While we were still talking, he asked my daughter Amarachi to go buy some bean cake for him. When she came back with some change, he asked her to use it and buy fried yam for herself. She did but she didn't finish it and gave the rest to me.
"Later about 8pm, she said she wanted to and sleep. So while she went upstairs to sleep, I headed to the kitchen to wash the plates. Few minutes later, my husband came back and asked for Amarachi and I told him she went to sleep.
"Few seconds later, he told me she wasn't in the room. I wasn't alarmed yet. We started searching for her and I remember we asked Mopol three times and he said she didn't enter his room."
She continued, "At that point, we didn't know he had already removed her clothes and tied her up and had also broken her skull. We went to the police station about 11pm and one of the officers came to the house with us.
"He however refused to break open the door because he said there was a possibility the girl was not in the room. He then went to the window and pried it open. It was then we saw my daughter's leg under the bed. We broke down the door and rushed her to two hospitals, where they rejected her because of the severity of her head wound.
"But before then, Mopol fled the house and when I called him, he said he went to smoke. Up till now, he hasn't come back. His mother even called me today to ask which hospital we were in. I heard the son's voice in the background and when I asked for her location in Alapere, she switched off the phone." The victim's father, Mr. Patrick Abakwuru, who also spoke, called on the police and the state government to come to their aid in terms of treatment for the teenage girl.
According to him, due to the severity of the head wound, the hospital had concluded plans to transfer them to another hospital (name withheld) for better treatment.
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- Fat
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- Saturates
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- Carbs
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- Fibre
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- Salt
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Wheat Flour (Wheat Flour, Calcium Carbonate, Iron, Niacin, Thiamin), Water, Butter (Milk) (16%), Chickpeas (Chickpeas, Water, Salt), Red Pepper (8%), Feta Cheese (Milk) (8%), Mature Cheddar Cheese (Milk) (5%), Free Range Whole Egg, Breadcrumbs (4%) (Wheat Flour (Wheat Flour, Calcium Carbonate, Iron, Niacin, Thiamin), Salt, Yeast), SunBlush® Pepper Tapenade (2%) (SunBlush® Peppers, Sunflower Oil, Tomato Concentrate, Olive Oil, Salt, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Garlic, Sugar), Crème Fraîche (Milk), Free Range Egg Yolk, Emmental Cheese (Milk), Salt, Parsley, Garlic Purée, SunBlush® Tomatade (<1%) (Tomatoes (SunBlush® Tomatoes, Tomato Concentrate), Sunflower Oil, Olive Oil, Salt, Oregano, Sugar, Garlic), Vegetable Stock (Salt, Sugar, Yeast Extract, Dried Vegetables (Onion, Leek, Carrot), Sunflower Oil, Turmeric, Black Pepper, Parsley), Black Pepper, Cornflour, Oregano, Cayenne Pepper, Thickener: Pectin
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK.
It isn't that easy to be optimistic. After months spent in the Calais "Jungle" refugee camp, Imad Katak—originally from Sudan—has been granted asylum status in the UK. By all accounts, his situation is miles better than it's been for years. Life was terrible before, he says, and he had to make a hellish journey to the north of England after being separated from family and friends. "As we left Sudan and traveled across the Sahel, the bodies of those who died from thirst and the heat were thrown from the truck, left to rot in the sand."
Now, his refugee status is under review, and 28-year-old Imad's been relocated to Preston, in northwest Lancashire, as one of 37,0300 asylum seekers around the UK supported in what's known as "dispersed accommodation." It's the sort of housing situation that may be leading to the segregation outlined and warned against in the recent Casey review on social integration in the UK. And stories like Imad's might do well to shed light on the types of acceptance—or barriers to it—that go beyond the media's usual and constant focus on Muslims. Refugees, too, may struggle to seamlessly fold into the contours of British society.
"We have welcomed families from Syria," says Lancashire County Council leader Jennifer Mein, "with health services, schools, and local community and faith groups to ensure they have the support they need." But some in Imad's Sudanese community—fleeing a conflict that's picked up less media exposure in recent years—say they've experienced otherwise.
The refugee housing—made up of the sort of boxy rooms that look like repurposed student dorms—stands in a relatively isolated community. Over the six months I visit the refugees there, they eat, socialize, and work on their English language skills as a group. Contact with British authorities is minimal, but rent and bills are covered by the state, and a handwritten list of contact numbers for medical and maintenance organizations is pinned to the wall.
There's a chicken-and-egg situation at play: The refugees I speak to want to be a part of English society, but between relative isolation, a language barrier, and low literacy levels, they aren't quite sure how to go about it. That in turn makes them seem aloof, or separate from the rest of society, and so the cycle continues. Take Hamed, Imad's 26-year-old housemate. His asylum status isn't yet confirmed, and failure to comply with restrictions imposed by the Home Office counts as a criminal offense. But he's illiterate and wouldn't have known about all this if Imad hadn't been there to read the documentation sent to him. Imad has also marked down on a calendar the dates when Hamed must make himself known to the authorities. Education, it seems, would be a higher priority than Dame Casey's suggested "integration oaths."
Even then, things are complicated. Imad attends classes on Mondays and Tuesdays at the local college and hopes that "soon my English will be good enough for a job." Sami, also from Sudan, is only 19, so he is eligible for occasional youth activities offered by the Prince's Trust. He's only timetabled a single day's college classes each week. "Some of the guys don't want to be ashamed if they speak wrongly to an English person," Imad says, "so they don't try. Some just want to keep speaking Arabic."
While a college spokesperson says that immigrants are provided with a "platform to learn English to help them integrate into society and the world of work," and Imad and his friends enjoy the time they're allocated for education (all speak highly of their teachers), they're left with lots of dead time. Without the right to work while their documents are being processed, they're left in a state of limbo.
But what about others in the area? Integration isn't a one-way street, and Imad says he and his community have yet to strike up conversation with locals beyond what's required at the cash register in stores. On the street, I speak to a lifelong resident, Jen*, 48, who says she has no desire to get to know her new neighbors. "I don't think they speak English anyway," she says, when I ask why. But 21-year-old college student Zahir, standing with a friend, sounds more positive, saying he wasn't aware refugees were housed nearby, but that "if there were events, then sure, I'd go along to make people feel welcome."
Imad, Hamed, Sami, and the dozens of other refugees in their circle say they still feel like transients. Hope of being able to "find jobs and a real life in London" drives a lot of them, as Imad says, and they express wanting to earn their own money rather than relying on the £36.95 (about $47) a week given to eligible unmarried and/or childless men.
This real desire to start over contradicts Casey's mention of self-enforced ethnic segregation by minorities—the lack of social mobility seems to hold them back from engagement with British society, too. But they say this is still better than their prior experiences. "I don't think Sudan will change in my lifetime," Imad says. "The UK must be my home now." Just for how long still isn't clear.
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