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Israeli occupation forces shot and wounded 116 peaceful Palestinian protesters who attended protests of 63rd Friday of the Great March of Return in Gaza.
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According to the PCHR report, the Israeli occupation forces used lethal force against the Palestinian protesters in Gaza.
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The last good day of what has been a brilliant summer before the first of the Autumn storms were forecast to roll in on Sunday and a great excuse for a long walk with a couple of Munros thrown in for good measure. This meant that there were 100s of people doing exactly the same as us and making the most of the Last Day of Summer.
Started out easy peasy on the track and marched purposefully along the gently rising clear track. Got to the bothy lickety split and here's where we got super cocky. Noted that the gate was padlocked and saw the path off to the left and clever people that we are we took that.
We were so clever that we realised after 1/4 mile that we'd ballsed up and were in fact marching on to Lochnagar and completely off at a tangent. Oh dear. Epic fail.
If we were smart enough to READ the WH info we would have known about the padlocked gate..........
We scooted back down to the bothy and not wanting the to do the Walk of Shame past all the people we'd jauntily breezed past earlier on we opted to do the circular bit of the route (the lollipop head as I technically put it) in an anticlockwise direction.
It turned out to be a good decision as we met no-one walking our way (we really do march to our own beat) and came across a fair few folks headed back down towards the bothy.
We also did the tricky navigation bit sooner as we reached the endless bealach earlier on in the walk than planned and here the GPS (which had been so -correctly- adamant that we were wrong back near the bothy) came into its own and we blundered along quite happily sticking to our blue line.
Good job really because Munro no 1, Tom Buidhe was pretty unspectacular to say the least. It looked relatively tiny compared the the other hills around it.
We were tempted to doubt the GPS but soon spotted hordes of people walking up and down the slopes of the unlikely Munro and figured that that must indeed be Tom Buidhe.
We managed to get the summit all to ourselves as we were going against the grain and posed for a few photos at the rather bland summit before trotting back down and heading off in the direction of near neighour,Tolmont with its rocky summit.
Again we had this Munro all to ourselves too and did a couple of summit poses before heading down the steep and craggy path in the direction of Jock's road.
The views here were really something and Tolmont did look very Munro-like at the head of the glen as we turned around to take in the views. Really impressive views of Coire Kander too.
Thoroughly enjoyed walking along Jock's road and more than once we mused at how grateful we were to him for his access fight. Came across a monument near the bothy and I ran (well walked quicker than usual) up the little mound to see the monument close up. Was expecting it to be a dedication to the feisty Jock but it was for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee (I guess that the crown-thing on top gave it away). Still we felt that Jock had the better deal with the impressive road winding through the stunning Callater Glen named after him.
A quick shower a mile out from the car and unfortunately we couldn't go any faster as David's plantar fascitis was giving him evils after 17miles or so.
Dodgy heels aside it was a good day and a top way to finish off the summer.
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The Monaco Grand Prix weekend showed Mercedes at its best, Ferrari continuing to struggle, and the progress made by Red Bull-Honda. It also laid bare the ongoing struggles of Renault, which admitted to the technical problems that have held it back since the start of the season.
Lewis Hamilton's victory was the sixth of the season for Mercedes, and the only real problem was that its run of one-twos came to an end thanks to Valtteri Bottas finishing 'only' third. Even with the tyre troubles, Mercedes is unstoppable at the moment.
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Definitions for "polenta"
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Pudding made of Indian meal; also, porridge made of chestnut meal.
Made from corn meal, it can be eaten soft or fried and shaped into squares.
Same as corn meal, also, a thick porridge made from cornmeal (also known as 'cornmeal mush', 'mamaliga').
A cornmeal porridge that is the traditional basic dish of northern Italy. Polenta can be eaten fresh or, when set, cooked in a variety of ways.
This is also known as corn meal. It's pale yellow and used a lot in Italian and Central/South American cooking. You will find it in good supermarkets, delicatessens and health food shops.
Made from cornmeal, polenta is eaten hot with butter or cooled and fried.
Coarsely ground Italian cornmeal that is simmered in water like porridge, then served soft or cooled and sliced. Grits or yellow cornmeal can be substituted.
cornmeal mush that can be cut and fried in patties
Polenta is a dish made with either white or yellow cornmeal. It's a very popular dish in northern Italy, so much so that southern Italians have nicknamed northern Italians polentoni.
po-LEHN-tah] An Italian cornmeal mush that is often cooled and then fried, grilled, broiled, or baked.
A coarse yellow cornmeal mush that is a staple of Northern Italy. As versatile as Souther nItaly's pasta, polenta can be served hot with various toppings. It can be molded, then cut into squares and fried or grilled. Back to the top
a thick mush made of cornmeal boiled in stock or water
A mush made from cornmeal, polenta may be eaten hot or cooled and fried. Polenta is a staple of northern Italy. See: About Polenta and Recipes
Formed yellow cornmeal mush, essentially. Baked or grilled with cheese or other toppings, makes a great appetizer or side dish. Say Polenta loudly multiple times with a heavy New York accent and it makes for hours of family entertainment fun.
A very thick mush usually made from cornmeal or farina, used in main dishes and as accompaniment.
a staple of Northern Italy, polenta is a mush made from cornmeal. It can be eaten hot or cooled until firm and cut into rounds or squares. Ours is the creamy variety, the texture of fine grained porridge.
A cornmeal dish that is generally enriched with eggs, butter, cream, or cheese.
is coarsely ground dried cornmeal cooked until thick and grilled.
The Italian version of cornmeal mush. Coarsely ground yellow cornmeal is cooked with stock or water and flavored with onions, garlic, and cheese. Polenta may be eaten fresh out of the pot, as a perfect accompaniment to stews. Polenta may also be poured into a greased pan and allowed to set. It is then sliced, sauted, and topped with cheese or tomato sauce. When cooked properly, polenta is a simple treasure.
Coarsely ground yellow cornmeal, cooked and flavored with onions, garlic, and cheese. Polenta is sometimes served as an Italian mush, with soups or stews. It's also spooned into a greased baking pan; allowed to set; then sliced, sauted, and topped with cheese and tomato sauce.
a cornmeal mush that is a staple in Northern Italy; it is eaten hot like porridge or cooled and cut into squares that are sometimes grilled
A staple from northern Italy, where it is used like a bread. Polenta is a cornmeal mush that can be served hot or cooled until firm then cut into squares that are fried. "Parmesan" or "gorgonzola" cheese is sometimes added for flavor.
A cornmeal porridge from Northern Italy. Traditionally made with water in a large copper pot called the paiolo and stirred with a bastone (a wooden baton) then cooled in madia - a round wooden tray and cut up into diamond or squares and then served plain with butter snd cheese, any of a number of sauces as pasta is and braised or roasted meat. Various ingredients can be added during cooking including cheese, vegetables, ham and truffles. There are two main types of Polenta - fine or coarse- they result in different textures in the finished product. see Recipe
A golden-yellow Italian cornmeal made from ground...
Italian cornmeal pudding or mush, eaten hot or cold, usually with sauce and / or meats. It may be cooled and fried after cooking.
A slow-cooked cornmeal porridge popular in northern Italy; can be served soupy or firm, sometimes fried.
cooked dish of cornmeal and water, usually with added butter and cheese; also, cornmeal.
Polenta is a cornmeal dish popular in Italian, Savoyard, Swiss, Austrian, Croatian, Slovenian, Serbian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Corsican, Argentine, Brazilian, and Mexican cuisine, and it is a traditional staple food throughout much of northern Italy.
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When in doubt, flowers make a thoughtful gift for mom. Supermarket Mother's Day flowers work great, but if you don't have time to run to the store or just want a little more variety, online flower delivery services make a convenient alternative. Because when you order flowers for Mother's Day online, you can find more unique bouquets and have them arrive the same day you purchased them (yep, this is for you, last-minute shoppers!).
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The Good Housekeeping Institute Lab experts found that 1-800-Flowers arrangements were the only ones that lasted longer than a week in our flower test. They offer a broad selection of flowers for every occasion and budget: from $20 bouquets to more extravagant arrangements. They even have dedicated shopping sections for same-day delivery and free delivery options.
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Though bouquets start at just $25, From You Flowers makes sure they handle each order with care. Local florists close to your mom's home will arrange your bouquet so she receives the freshest flowers possible. Each bouquet even comes with a card message for you to write a personal note.
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Even if your mom isn't home to answer the door and sign, FTD will leave your order at her doorstep so the flowers are ready for her when she is. The site has a pretty wide selection of same-day flowers compared to other sites, and each bouquet is carefully prepared in a stylish vase. They make the perfect centerpieces for Mother's Day dinner.
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For something a little different, check out UrbanStems. Even their classic collection boasts one-of-a-kind appeal, and their spring bouquets feature the brightest and daintiest flowers. Most prominently, their dried bouquets make the company stand out against other brands, and they last for months. The brand is holding a special deal for Mother's Day: Receive a free Nest candle with any purchase at UrbanStems with code: MomsDayCandle.
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Bouqs offers farm-fresh flowers and plants, starting at $39. They're also known for offering the most aesthetic arrangements prepared by their thoughtful florists. This bundle for instance, includes a colorful mix of irises, tulips and snapdragons that quickly catch the eye.
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Darkness. I wonder what people think when they hear the word. Is it the absence of light? Or maybe evil that resides in the hearts of everyone around us. The meaning of the word can vary from person to person and although it's usually associated with dangerous and evil things, one person told me darkness can sometimes help people. This person said that darkness can balance people and make them stronger, darkness can be necessary in building a person so that they know, even when they feel weakened by their darkness, they need to be strong, they need to survive till tomorrow or else, they might never know what's out there besides darkness. If they don't fight through it, they won't get to see the wonders of life and all it's worth.
This person I was speaking to said that in a way, darkness can help everyone and for some reason, no one can recognize it's beauty. They said, even though it bring hardship, it's hardship that shapes us as people. Darkness is something that will be recognized as a bad thing, for ages and onward, however, we must see to it to let other's know that it's much like the moon. The sun may guide us through the light of day, however you may not see it or look directly at it. Though the moon, it will stick with you through your darkness and guide you through it while letting you see a glimpse of it's true beauty along the way.
You should know that while going through troubled times people like you and me can not seem to stop worrying. We humans, creature, living beings are very complicated in this manner. When in a situation that you cannot control, we get tunnel vision when seeing our surroundings and we can only look straight at the problem. So when people only see the problem and not the answer, you panic and fear what may come. Know this friend, your darkness will not last forever but when your in the dark, look around you, and you may come to notice just how necessary it is to learn from what you don't understand.
So now I ask you, has your definition of darkness changed?
Chapter 1
The first ones to help you up are usually the ones that know how it feels to fall down. -Unknown
This chapter will be a little gory.... -A
Chapter 1, A Long Road Both Ways
Rain, age 10
I ran into the kitchen with a scarf around my neck as I hit my face into the soft cotton. My mother, whom was making dinner, turned around to look at me. She bent down and smiled.
"Now what are you doing with my scarf?" She said in a teasing tone. I laughed and hide my mischievous smiled. I was about to talk when my father walked down the hall with a grin on his face.
"Yeah, what are you doing with a scarf? It may be fall but it's not cold enough for that, how about wearing a light cloak for the rain." He said gesturing to the window behind us. My mother nodded and looked out the window to see dark clouds hanging over the house and the houses around us.
The trees outside were whipping around when gusts of wind blew past them but we all seemed untouched by the disaster happening outside. "Hey dad, we'll probably have to do a lot of work in the field tomorrow won't we." He nodded.
"Yes we will but for today, we can enjoy the time we have relaxing inside." I nodded and smiled while my mother went back to stirring the pot that sat atop of the wood stove.
I sat at the table enjoying the peaceful silence as my father read the book he received from our neighbour two houses down from us. He's a family friend so when my father asked for a book to borrow, he was very kind as to give it to him straightaway!
Our house, that was lit by the fire and candles around us, was pretty bright but still made me quite tired, when the rain began pouring down on us relentlessly it seemed as if there and then, was the best moment in my life and that I should treasure it.
Reflecting on all our family memories together was nice to keep me from getting bored. I remember learning of the floating city named Casoren, that my parents came from. They said that everyone there was very special and the city could float above the clouds by magic. The stories were fun to listen to and interesting to learn about. Apparently I lived there for a short period of time when I was smaller but we had to leave.
Mother had explained how having abilities was normal there and that even if they are frequently used there, I am not allowed to use them here unless I control them. So father taught me how to use them, since I was around five years old. My mother said I had a very rare and unique ability, she said I was special and should use it wisely.
My father says that the ability to control shadows and darkness is a very rare but dangerous so I must master it because darkness is very where and most of the time cannot be stopped.
I enjoyed training with my parents so I took on the task of learning and helping them cultivate the fields when I was able. The neighbours are nice but I don't usually talk with them, this small field town is great and peaceful.
"Alright!" My mother said with a smiled. "Dinner time!" I nodded in an excited manner. Stew is the best especially since it's made by mother.
I ran to the cupboards to fetch the bowls and returned with the three of them. I placed the wooden bowls with spoons in their respective places around the table before waiting to be served along with father who was to my right.
We started eating and not long after I saw a light shine briefly from outside. My father smiled to my suspicious face before excusing himself from the table. I turned to my mother with hopeful eyes.
"Mom? Do you mind if I keep the scarf even if it isn't winter?" She nodded with a smile stretched across her face.
"Why not." I nodded and thanked her repeatedly before she took my bowl and hers before scrubbing it with water from the bucket beside her.
I saw my father creep out from the hallway in front of us. He walked slowly toward my mother before a metallic object way shown behind him. I recognized it as a small knife.
"Dad?" I questioned with fear coating my words, what does he plan to do. My mother turned around and gasped at the knife in his hand.
"Fredrick?! What do you-" Her words were cut off by a knife being planted into his stomach and being twisted around.
My father whispered angrily into her ear. "They said they would let me go back if I killed you." Her eyes widened as did mine. I was confused as to what was happening. The situation didn't make sense after all, not to long ago we were having- oh wait. The light I saw. Was it some sort of signal?
Mother collapsed onto the ground coughing up blood when my father turned to me with the bloody knife in his hands. He was shaking slightly with tears in his eyes. Muttering words under his breath, he repeated. "This is necessary. I'm doing the right thing. This is necessary. I'm doing the right thing." His eyes were wide and looking back in forth between my mother whom was, what I would assume, dead and me, who was alive for now.
I stepped back a few steps when his angry eyes looked at me with fury. "This is your fault!" He shouted at me and charged. Running at me with the bloody knife I quickly stepped out of his path and he ran past me. My eyes stared at him with a mixture of fear and worry. I heard a whisper from behind me.
"Run! Run child! Run as far away as possible!" My mother yelled as loud as possible, I stepped towards her almost robotically.
"Mom." I said as I crouched down next to her. "Mom. Why- why are you bleeding?" I jaw clenched as my vision became blurry. A few tears streamed down my face.
"I love you child, but now you have to get away from here. Away from your father!" Her eyes flashed to the man standing behind me who I could no longer recognize as my father. She was angry but was in no shape to fight him or use her ability.
"But mom. What about you?" I said already knowing the answer but I am unable to accept the fact of abandoning my mother to die here on the kitchen floor in a pool of her own blood.
Her face turned to horror when I heard footsteps coming towards me. She pushed me out of the way when she screamed out. "Run! Now! GO!" I fell onto my backside and looked at her before looking to my father.
"Your killing her. You killed her. She's dying because of you." He shook his head.
"No. This is because of you. If you hadn't been born-" My hands shook, my vision made the room spin and tears fell down my face. I can't, I- I can't.
"No!" The shadows around me went straight for my father impaling him and suspending him in the air with a column of darkness.
He spewed blood onto the floor turning the tile beneath us, red. Looking down to me he whispered a last cruel sentence. "You- You're a demon, a demon child." His body went limp and my gaze flipped to my mother who was still half conscious.
I ran to her side and tears fell from my eyes onto her face. "Mom!" She smiled a sad smile.
"Don't be sad. The rain falls, do you think it's sad? No because it helps the plants grow beneath it. So don't cry because even when you fall you can still make great things happen. You'll be o-okay." She coughed and smiled. "My beautiful boy, don't listen to your father-" Tears slipped from her face.
"It's okay. You'll be okay." I whispered, I was still denying the fact that it might be possible for mom to leave me. "You'll be okay."
She shook her head. "I won't but you will. I- I need you to run away, okay? I love you but it's time for you to go." Her voice grew softer.
"I love you, mom. Please don't go! I need you!" She laid her head back onto the floor.
"I love you." Her eyes closed and tears fell from my face. I screamed and cried before wiping my tears away to look around me.
The people in the woods will probably come to check on my father. I looked to my left to see him on the floor and the shadows, gone, almost as if they were never there. I looked outside to see it to be pitch black outside. The sun was still up not to long ago...
I ran to my room and grabbed my small leather bag before putting some water and a smaller blanket inside. Putting on my shoulders, I went to the cloak hook and grabbed the black cloak before wrapping it around me. It's better to wear black when wishing not to be seen.
Stepping towards the door, I hesitated and looked back. My mother and father were still in the places they were seconds ago, if they don't go out to the field tomorrow, someone will probably come and find their bodies. I took in a breath before turning back to the door and pulling it open.
"Goodbye." I whispered before running out into the long chilly night with only the moon to guide me.
13 years later
I stood in front of the bounty board staring at the options before turning my head to the wanted posters on the right. One person from the local raider group is worth about one hundred gold... He's been seen carrying two swords, a broad and short. He's probably strong.... Nah, never mind. I'm not here for money so I'll leave soon anyways.
Turning around, I began walking to the nearest pub, you'd be surprised at how much information you can get from those places. The gravel path made a crunching sound under my feet as a few towns people turned to look at me out of suspicion. This wasn't a small town and they have their fair share of visitors but I can understand that a person dressed in black would be quite strange but what can I say, it's easy to move around in the dark when you're not dress in yellow with a bright sign in your hands say 'Hello! I'm right here.'
Although I do think the hood is kind of over kill... I pushed it back before entering the pub and stepping towards the counter. The place wasn't all that busy but the bartender was helping someone out. I took a seat on one of the counter seats.
The bartender came up to me after handing the crying man beside a bottle of something I couldn't read from the distance I was at. "What can I get you?" He questioned, his voice was surprisingly deeper then I expected. It sounds like he's trying to make it deeper. Ah, more suspicion amongst the people.
I smiled up at the guy and shrugged. "I just need information before leaving the town." His eyes narrowed and he scanner me over before nodding.
"What information?" I tapped my hand on the table, once I see if anyone knows the name I'll have to get out of here quickly...
"I'm looking for anyone who knows how to make magic stones or has them." He raised his eye brow before chuckling.
"Did you have a drink before coming here? I think you should leave because you're clearly slightly out of it." I shook my head. "I'm completely serious." I said in a calm voice. He turned around while shaking his head. Clearly he doesn't believe me like everyone else I've met. I still need to find those stones though.
I sighed. "However if no one knows of any magic stones, maybe is there someone who knows the name 'Casoren'?" He paused and spoke but didn't turn around. "Casoren?" He question. I raised my brow and the, now drunk, guy beside me turned his head slightly to listen.
"Yeah." I stated.
He cleared his throat before turning around and nodding to the door. "Nope, never heard of it but now I have to take out the garbage we've suddenly collected." I nodded.
"Well, good luck putting out the garbage. I'll be leaving now." He nodded and turned to the drunk man.
"Leave two silver behind before you leave, and you'll be okay Jacob. It wasn't meant to be if your horse left." The man sniffled before nodding.
I turned around and went for the door. The wood floor creaked as I walked with a swift pace. Pushing open the door, I made my way around the back of the pub where there was a small stone fence like wall. It wrapped around the back of the pub and there was a compost pile a little farther down the hill behind here.
The bartender who couldn't have been older then me was standing with a sword sheathed on his belt and he looked to me with narrowed eyes. I raised my hands jokingly in surrender before speaking.
"I'm just looking for information, I swear." He nodded.
"How do you know that name though. Who are you?"
I didn't think I was so suspicious but apparently I'm more so than I thought at first. "My parents, they told me about it and about my name, I find that it's better that the person who asked, should tell their name first. Just a precaution that I've taken from the road." I smiled to lighten the situation. This guy is way too defensive for someone who wouldn't know something. I'm trying to make friends but this is tougher then I thought.
He looked around for a second before sighing. "I'm Sam and you are?"
"Rain." He cocked his head to the side in question. "Rain?" The name came out to be a question.
"Yup." I confirmed.
He frowned before relaxing his shoulders and taking a seat on the bench behind him. "Alright... Well, I don't know anyone who has magic stones but I do know about Casoren. My parents where historians and researchers. My grandparents on my father's side were too. I guess it's a family trait because I learn quite a bit as well."
I nodded but sighed sadly as well. "Oh well... I guess you can't help me out then." I was about to say my goodbye but he stopped me.
"Wait. I have a question. Why do you want to find magic stones?" I looked to the wall. Well, I guess it couldn't hurt to tell someone....
I shrugged. "I need a teleport crystal. I know they're rare but I really need to find someone who can either make them or has them. I just really need to get to Casoren." He frowned and thought for a second.
"One problem with that though." I looked to him. He continued. "To use a teleport crystal to travel, you must have already been there but when going to Casoren, the legends say you must have the blood of their people as well." I nodded.
"Yeah, I know. That won't be a problem." After all, I was born there... He scoffed at me.
"That's a lie, did you kill one or something? Nah that not possible, they haven't been to earth in centuries." I stayed silent. "No." He stated. He gave me a stare.
"You're joking. You can't be-" I stepped back. If he tries to kill me, I won't have any choice... "And if I am? I questioned. He frowned before examining my face.
"Oh. I was just thinking that's pretty cool." I nodded slowly. "That's not the only thing though. I was also thinking maybe, just maybe, you might know where my parents are or seen them?" I frowned, his parents?
"Parents?" I voiced my thoughts. He nodded. "Yeah, they disappeared to look for the crystal and the magic stones. They wanted to see if their theory was right, they never told me what the theory was though, nor did they tell me where exactly they were going. It's been six years since I've seen them last."
Six years.... "I don't see a lot of people when I travel. I normally stay off roads and sleep in trees but when I enter towns, I sometimes see people. However, I don't think I've seen researchers where I've been, only mercenaries, merchants, thieves and other people who travel often in the woods. Sorry."
He nodded and sighed. I looked to the sword at his side. "You any good with the sword?" He looked down at his belt before looking back up. "Yeah, I guess... I'm better with the duel swords but I left those inside. I haven't taken them off the rack in a long time... Since the first raid to be exact." I nodded.
There are a lot of towns in this eastern part of the country, that have trouble with raiders. Though, I do wish to help them, I don't have time to stop every raider in the country. I try my best though.
I was thinking if Sam was any good with a blade, may he could help me... He seems to know a lot so it could come in handy with trying to find the crystals... "Hey, Sam. Are you busy in the next couple of years?" He looked to me in confusion.
"Huh?" He said when he couldn't find anything else to say. "I was wondering if you wanted to come with me. Maybe you could look for your parents along the way. I've been alone for awhile and it'd be nice to have some company. So? How about it?"
He looked back at his pub before shrugging. "Sure, why not. I don't plan to be a bartender my whole life so, sure."
I nodded with a smile. I guess I will have a new companion for my trip. Who knew I would find anyone here that knew about Casoren. This day has been very eventful. Eventful indeed. Now I just need to find that crystal. Find the crystal, get to Casoren and finally find some answers.
Chapter 2
Someone once said that there are two ways to live. Living as if there are no miracles and living as if everything is a miracle. -Unknown
Chapter 2, Wanted
It's been three day since Sam and I left the village. We decided to head for the main kingdom of Ciel to find some information and although I've already been there, I think we could probably do another look around to see if I missed anything.
Dressed in a pale grey cloak and rough brown boots, Sam looked tired, after all he hadn't gotten any sleep in the past couple of days. The first few days sleeping in the woods, you usually don't get the much needed rest. It takes around four days to get accustomed to the hard ground but we should be arriving in the capital soon.
Sam told me a little bit about his grandparents and how they were now settled in the outskirts of the city, I had suggested maybe dropping in to see them, because you never know when you might get back from a long journey. It's always best to say a good hello and goodbye before taking off somewhere.
"Uh, I have a question." I broke myself from my thoughts to turn to Sam. "Yeah?" I motioned for him to continue.
His voice turned to a slight whisper. "So, how much longer do you think they're going to follow us for?" My back stiffened slightly when I realized I had gotten too relaxed now that I have someone to journey with...
I looked a little bit to the trees and listened. It's faint but there is the loud of breathing and every so often a crunch of leaves. I wouldn't have noticed if Sam hadn't told me but there is someone behind us.
"I don't know." I whispered back before continuing further explanation. "It's a single person and based on the heavy breathing, they're probably just as tired as you." He nodded.
"So, what now? They couldn't possibly follow us to the city, could they?" I shrugged.
"Maybe but they don't exactly seem like that much of a-" I was cut off from my explanation when I felt the air around us shift, a projectile.
I willed the shadows around us to change the course of the arrow slightly but not too much that it's noticed by the archer. After that I quickly took a dagger from my pocket and threw it at the tree they were hiding behind.
There was a sudden gasped before the person came out of hiding. "They told me you were fast but I didn't think you would notice me that quickly." The voice was female, a person dressed in a green cloak with a covered face, stepped out into the light.
She's new. A new mercenary that is. You can tell from the way her bow is shaking, her accuracy isn't bad because I had to change the direction of the arrow but this isn't someone who has killed another before. The arrow probably would have grazed by cheek but it's wasn't an arrow that had any malice or killer intent. Either way, our location has been found out so we will have to get moving soon.
I turned on my heels and began walking away in the opposite direction. Sam hesitated before turning around and following me. The girl behind us sounded confused before she yelled out for us to stop.
"Hey! Wait! Where do you think you're going. If you take another step I- I'll kill you?" The last statement came out as a question.
My right foot paused mid step and I turned around half way to speak. "You won't kill me." I said calmly. "However, if you would like to try, you may shoot again."
Sam looked between me and the girl behind us nervously before whispering. "Umm, what do you think you're doing..." I smiled at him in a reassuring way before looking to the girl to hear her answer, Sam didn't calm down though.
"And you'll just let yourself be killed? I can't believe that, you must have something up your sleeve." I nodded and smiled at her assumption.
"Indeed. When walking with your back turned to a weapon, one usually has something to keep themselves from dying. It's your lucky day though, I won't stop you from shooting me with any weapons but I still don't think you'll do it." This person doesn't look like a killer, it's almost like she's radiating fear but I can't tell why yet.
Her face turned sour. "So you're looking down on me? Is it because I have a light bow that you think it won't be powerful enough to kill you?!" She yelled. This outburst didn't surprise me, however her assuming I was looking down on her, bothered me...
I shook my head to deny that. "No, it's the fact that you don't have any blood on your hands. That's why I don't think you'll kill me."
She stopped and her face froze in surprise. Sam looked at me in curiosity. I sighed and grabbed my bag from off my back before opening it up by the leather string.
Pulling out the water bladder, I slowly walked over to her with it in hand before offering it to her. She looked down at the in suspicion. Before I sighed an took a drink from it without touching the bag. "It's not poisoned." I put it out for her to drink.
She grabbed the bag and drank from it before handing it back slowly with narrowed eyes. "Why? Why did you offer me water?" I raised my eye brow as if to say 'Seriously?'
I shrugged. "Why does anyone offer water to others? I thought you looked thirsty and maybe you could tell me why you want me dead." She looked to Sam, then to me. Sam's hand was hovering over one of his blades but he knew not to pull it out without a reason.
The girl in front of me sighed. "Fine."
We took seats on logs in the surrounding area to rest and talk. I need to find out why she wants me dead and how much she was paid for my head. Once I find out all of that, next I have to decide whether to let her go off or to kill her... This is one of the hard parts of running and hiding.
"My name is Amelia." She said before pulling down her hood and taking off her cloak. I nodded and smiled. "Rain. My name is Rain." She looked up at me through her lightly curled brown hair.
"So another name to put to the face. Do you have a real name?" I nodded.
"Yeah." I paused. "But, I left that behind me along time ago." My voice lowered an octave before I shook my head and continued the small interrogation. "Alright then, Who hired you and for how much? Also, How did you find us?"
Amelia sighed. "Okay, let's see... Well, I saw you three days ago when you passed through the town of Yeel. You had been looking at the bounties on the board but you left soon after. When you did, another guy came and put up a wanted poster that had your face on it, or at least it looked a lot like it." Wanted Poster? Why would I- Oh. Maybe they caught up finally.
"Did it looked like they guessed my face or were they certain it's what I looked like?"
She shrugged with an uncertain look on her face. "Don't know. I think it was a guess because they said you had a long sword as well as a different pair of clothing. The face was similar but it's almost like they had to age the face of a child. Why?"
I shook my head. "It's nothing, please continue." She nodded, still slightly confused.
"I took the poster and- Oh right I took the poster!" She rummaged through her belongings, which was more like a few pockets, and pulled out a folded piece of paper.
Unravelling it, there was a picture of a man who looked similar to the one I see when I look into water. It was me but it's almost foreign when looking at it from a wanted poster. The clothes were different and so was the weapon but it was me. It was similar to the face I had when I was a child. I guess whoever drew it knew me when I was young- My eyes skipped to the bottom of the page and my jaw clenched.
I handed it to Sam and stood up quickly. "Dammit!" Why? How? I didn't do what they said.
I heard same 'oh.' from behind me before I turned around and slid down to the ground with my back against the tree. Amelia looked confused but I knew that I wasn't seeing things, at the bottom of that page it says.
"This man is wanted for the murder of both his parents Fredrick and Mina Souls, as well as the destruction of villages and towns this man has passed through." Souls? Oh so it's a made up last name but the destruction of towns? How would I manage that? Raider did that, not me... "He is armed and to be considered very dangerous, if possible, to be captured alive but it is not necessary." Underneath was the description of what they think I'm carrying on me and also where I might be heading.
Sam looked at me and pushed my arm to get me to stop thinking about it to much. "Is any of it true?" Amelia asked with a very serious tone in her voice.
"One part is." There was a sharp inhale. "My father."
Sam nodded but Amelia grabbed her hood. "So it's true. You are a murderer." I shook my head in denial.
"No! I didn't say that." Sam sighed and looked at Amelia with some serious looking eyes. "Let's hear him out, there's probably a good reason for this."
I nodded. "It was self defence. My father attack us in a moment of insanity. I'm sure you can guess what happened next but it was self defence, I swear on my life." Sam looked surprised at my pleading tone and so did Amelia.
"Oh." Was the only thing she could say in response. "Yeah..." I whispered.
Switching from the gloomy situation to a smile I broke the air of sadness around us. "It doesn't matter, that was thirteen years ago. Now is the present and we need to get going." I've decided to let her go. There's no point in killing her.
I stood up with my bag and nodded to Sam but Amelia stopped us. "Wait. Where are you guys planning to go?" She asked. I looked to Sam and he shrugged, so I told her.
"The capital. Why?" She nodded.
"May I come?" I was about to say no but she continued. "You can use a bow for a lot more then killing. Besides I'm heading back to the capital anyways. My sister is there." Sam put a hand on my shoulder and leaned forward with a smile.
"Sure you can! We could always use another pair of hand, right Rain?" I was about to protest of I received a elbow to the stomach in response. "Sure..." I said. Well, it's only till the capital... right?
We packed up out things in record time before beginning our walk again but it didn't last very long because we ran into some more trouble. When we got around two kilometres away from the last resting point, I began to listen more to the surrounding so I wouldn't be surprised if anything happened like last time.
I took a drink of water and fixed my shoe but when I finally got up, we found ourselves surrounded by more then fifteen armoured raiders. It was then that I realized we had made one hell of a mistake. We walked, voluntarily might I add, straight into the local raider's camp site.
"Just when I thought we were in the clear..." I sighed a heavy sigh. These raiders aren't under equipped and they out number us... I looked to Sam who had his sword drawn and Amelia who had an arrow mounted. If it had been just me then I would be on my way but I can't do that. Not here, with them at least.
I gestured around me as I spoke. "Don't you guys think that more then fifteen raiders is a tad bit over kill for three people?" A voice from behind spoke up before the the raiders parted to let the person through.
"I find it's better to overestimate your opponent then underestimate. Less casualties." I nodded at the older man in front of me. He had a sword at his side and he was dress in chain armour.
His hair was going grey and his face was stone cold. "That's quite wise, and to explain our situation, we are currently passing through to go to another town, would you grant us safe passage?" He sighed.
"Normally I would but there a circumstances that can't allow me to do so right now. So, it's your choice young man, are you going to fight and have the chance of death or will you come with us?"
I shrugged nonchalantly when Sam and Amelia looked to me. "Are you guys in a hurry?" I asked. Sam shook his head but Amelia nodded.
"Yeah, sorta. I told my sister I'd be back in a week, it's been four days since I left." I nodded.
So she had three days to get to the capital. If we get taken it won't be hard to get out but it might take a day. Putting up a fight here would be unwise because of the difference in numbers and weaponry. To add to that, I don't know Amelia's full skill set with a bow nor do I know if she has any other weapons. Sam could probably take on three but I don't know a lot about him either. This situation is not in our favour but we aren't in any danger, yet.
"Alright." I whispered to her then spoke to the leader in front of us. "Alright! We'll hang around here for awhile but if my comrades get hurt in the slightest, there will be hell to pay." I tilted my head to the side with a smile spread across my face.
"Ok?" The leader nodded and accepted the terms.
"Take them away." He motioned to a few guys beside him.
One minute I'm looking at him and the next I'm out like a light.


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Hey y'all,
I'm not a total newby to 3D, but I am on this forum. With SU 6, I've revived my attempts at more ambitious projects.
Here's one that has me frustrated: I'm wanting to use follow me to spin a curvy profile around a circle. I'm using Draw- Bezier tool. I created a vertical panel, pasted a jpg image to be traced, and used the bezier tool to make my curves, but when I view from the edge, I see the curves don't stay on plane! Naturally, I can't weld the curves to form a face.
I had partial success by using lines and arcs to do a test, but the bezier eludes me.
Any guidance on this would be appreciated.
Here's a link to the jpg image I referred to:
http://img146.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... erece8.jpg
Curves not on plane
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Curves not on plane
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Re: Curves not on plane
Could you try to draw your bezier on a horizontal plane and then rotate it to be vertical? Also, when it is already drawn (but off plane), you can try to rotate it back to the plane you created as a reference before. If you uploaded the skp file, we could even be more of a help for you.
Re: Curves not on plane
Thanks for your kind reply Gaieus
You'd laugh if you saw how much time I've spent trying to recreate the situation. I didn't save the setup... just kept hammering away till I got something close.
I do believe the "off-plane" effect may come from editing the Bezier vertices. As long as the vertices are within bounds of the "work-panel" it seems okay.
But- I wonder why when I do go off the panel with a vetice, it only moves off plane a small amount, rather than infinite distance.
I think I'm rambling now- a sign that I need a nap
Re: Curves not on plane
I always start by creating a box big enough to draw the profile on. Since I'm drawing on the face of that box, or rather on a particular plane of that box' then the tools I'll be using, including bezier curves, will aline themselves naturaly to that plane. The box itself is then easily erased leaving just the needed profile with no tricky rotating necessary.
Have a look at the attached file.
If you don't know where you're going, you're never going to get there.
Re: Curves not on plane
Thanks Gidon,
Your tutorial makes it so clear. (I think Sketchup must be the absolute best device for graphic description of itself that I've ever seen!)
BTW....Your tagline....
"If you don't know where you're going, you'll never get there"
Funny- I just got my new GPS 2 days ago
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In Massachusetts, where an estimated 130,000 residents have Alzheimer's, it's important for counties and cities to have enough memory care facilities to accommodate this population. This is no exception in Barnstable County, where there are eight memory care facilities. Barnstable County, which consists of Cape Cod and nearby islands, is home to 213,444 residents, 29.9 percent of whom are 65 or over.
In Barnstable County as in the rest of Massachusetts, memory care facilities are known as "Dementia Special Care Units", (DSCUs). In addition, some assisted living facilities in Barnstable County may include a Special Care Residence, or SCR, for residents with dementia, Huntington's disease or other mental health issues.
- Barnstable County, being located on Cape Cod, enjoys pleasant summers. The average July high is 80 degrees, and memory care residents can enjoy supervised outdoor walks during the spring and summer. During the fall, the area has beautiful foliage to admire. Winters can be a bit challenging; however, Barnstable County receives less snow than other parts of Massachusetts. They average about 33 inches per year, whereas other parts of the state, such as Boston, that are further inland, average around 50 inches.
- The cost of living in Barnstable County is about on par with the rest of Massachusetts. On a cost of living index where the national average is 100, Barnstable County sits at 141, while Massachusetts is at 139. Housing is the biggest cost of living difference in this part of the country. Families may want to keep this in mind when searching for memory care facilities.
- Massachusetts is considered to be moderately tax-friendly towards retired seniors. Social Security income and public pension retirement income are fully exempt from taxation, but other forms of retirement income are taxed at a rate of 5.1 percent, including withdrawals from retirement accounts such as an IRA or 401k.
- Barnstable County is home to world-class medical facilities, including those specializing in brain health and dementia care such as Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis, in the event of medical emergencies or illness.
Paying for Memory Care in Barnstable County
Average Monthly Costs
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Memory Care costs in Barnstable County start around $7,258 per month on average, while the nationwide average cost of memory care is $4,974 per month.
It's important to note that memory care rates in Barnstable County and the surrounding suburbs can vary widely based on factors such as location, the level of care needed, apartment size and the types of amenities offered at each community.
Financial Assistance for Memory Care in Barnstable County
Learn more about these programs, plus who's eligible, on our Memory Care in Massachusetts page.
More Ways to Pay for Memory Care
While many families use their own funds or personal assets to pay for memory care, there are plenty of additional options to cover these costs. Some additional ways to finance memory care costs include:
- Veterans Benefits
- Life Insurance Policy
- Long-Term Care Insurance
- Reverse Mortgage
For more information about different ways to finance memory care, visit our Memory Care in Massachusetts page.
Free Memory Care Resources in Barnstable County
Barnstable County and the surrounding area are home to numerous government agencies and non-profit organizations offering help for seniors searching for or currently residing in a memory care community. These organizations can also provide assistance in a number of other eldercare services such as geriatric care management, elder law advice, estate planning, finding home care and health and wellness programs.
To see a list of free memory care resources in Barnstable County, please visit our Memory Care in Massachusetts page.
Directory of Winners in the Barnstable County Area
Memory Care Laws and Regulations in Barnstable County
Barnstable County-area memory care communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all memory care communities in Massachusetts are required to follow. Visit our Memory Care in Massachusetts page for more information about these laws.
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The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of fast and slow relaxation of the knee extensor muscle of the dominant leg on torque-time curve of the unilaterally contracting contralateral muscle. Eight adult male subjects were recruited without bilateral deficit. In Task 1 subjects exerted bilateral and unilateral torque and bilateral index was calculated. In Task 2 subjects relaxed the right knee extensors as slow as possible while maximum activation of the contralateral muscle had to be maintained. In Task 3 the relaxation was as fast as possible. During slow relaxation the short latency response (dM1) was 6.6% torque reduction in the left leg. On the contrary fast muscle relaxation resulted in a 7.3% increase. During long latency response the torque increased in both tasks, but did not exceed the torque measured in Task 1. Significant correlation was found between the rate of torque reduction (RTR) and dM1 (r = 0.95, P < 0.001), time to peak (t1) and dM1 (r = 0.812, P < 0.01). The regression analysis indicated that RTR greater or less than −1.0 Nm/ms results in opposite short latency response. We concluded that the different tasks for two knee extensor muscles result in transient interhemispheric effects which are time and rate of torque reduction dependent.
The aim of this study was to examine the effects of gender on the relationship between Functional Movement Screen (FMS) and treadmill-based gait parameters.
Twenty elite junior athletes (10 women and 10 men) performed the FMS tests and gait analysis at a fixed speed. Between-gender differences were calculated for the relationship between FMS test scores and gait parameters, such as foot rotation, step length, and length of gait line.
Gender did not affect the relationship between FMS and treadmill-based gait parameters. The nature of correlations between FMS test scores and gait parameters was different in women and men. Furthermore, different FMS test scores predicted different gait parameters in female and male athletes. FMS asymmetry and movement asymmetries measured by treadmill-based gait parameters did not correlate in either gender.
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The news events of 2019 played out much like you'd expect of a Hollywood blockbuster. From Prince Andrew's horror car-crash interview, the case of Jeffrey Epstein, and Trump's numerous Twitter tirades, the year was one filled with tragedy, horror, action, and comedic turns few could have scripted. With real life providing artists and creatives fodder for their own pursuits, it's no surprise that the films borne that year resonated with so many.
Consequently, as we forge our way forward in 2020, Oscar buzz is now reaching new levels of intensity. Each performance is "memorable", "Oscar-worthy", and to be snubbed a nomination is to see fans across the world galvanise in their mutual disdain. The nominations are now out, and with films, actors, directors, script writers and costume designers all vying for that coveted gold statue, our attention rightfully turns towards the biggest night in the celebrity calendar: The Oscars.
It can be hard to keep track of everything, but with the awards ceremony just around the corner, we've rounded up all the information you need to know, along with the big names to look out for on the night.
The Academy Awards – otherwise known as the Oscars – are the annual awards ceremony of the year. Where the Golden Globes recognises the best performances across TV and film, the Oscars are confined solely to film and consequently, there is a prestigious air that encapsulates the ceremony which recognises outstanding work over the previous calendar year.When are the 2020 Oscars?
The 92nd Academy Awards will take place on February 9, 2020 (February 10, 2020 in Australia).Where will the Oscars take place?
The 2020 Oscars will take place at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California, the same location it has been held since 2002. Who will be hosting?
Much like 2019, the 2020 Oscars will be a hostless affair. According to Karey Burke, ABC Entertainment President, the show will focus on "huge entertainment value, big musical numbers, big comedy and star power." Burke went on to add, "We expect that we're going to have a very commercial set of nominations and a number of elements have come together that convinced us all we'll have a very entertaining show.
Netflix's entry into the world of cinema has long rifled the feathers of those already established within the industry. After scoring its first Oscar nomination for best picture in 2019 with Roma, Netflix came under fire from Steven Spielberg after the director claimed the streaming giant's films shouldn't be considered for Oscars. According to the director, Netflix's global audience and 24-7 accessibility makes for a distinct advantage in getting viewers and garnering support over other films that spend months in cinemas.
But despite Spielberg's concerns, Netflix has continued to dominate the Oscar nomination list. Just this year, the company scored 24 nominations, largely thanks to The Irishman and Marriage Story which earned 10 and 6 nominations, respectively – including best picture nods for both. Where 2019 might have seen the old Hollywood guard try to shun the streaming service from entry into the major award ceremonies, 2020 has posited a shift. Now, Netflix's impact on cinema is undeniable and as well as producing the biggest blockbusters of the year, it's also attracting some of the biggest names to star in such films.
Following the Golden Globes, a number of films that won big at the awards ceremony yet again shone in the Oscar nominations. Joker led the nominations with 11, with Scarlett Johansson scoring a rare double acting nomination for best actress and best supporting actress for her work in Marriage Story and Jojo Rabbit.
Snubs were evident across all categories. Notably, fans were disappointed that Adam Sandler was left off the list for his exceptional performance in Uncut Gems. Meanwhile, the directing category saw women shut out completely, prompting actress Issa Rae to quip, "Congratulations to those men."
The best picture nominations include Ford v Ferrari, The Irishman, Jojo Rabbit, Little Women, Joker, Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood, Marriage Story, Parasite and 1917. It certainly is a tough category, with any of those films proving to be a worthy winner. As for the full list of nominations, see the list below.
Ford v Ferrari
The Irishman
Jojo Rabbit
Little Women
Once Upon A Time…in Hollywood
Marriage Story
Kathy Bates, Richard Jewell
Laura Dern, Marriage Story
Scarlett Johansson, Jojo Rabbit
Florence Pugh, Little Women
Margot Robbie, Bombshell
Tom Hanks, A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood
Anthony Hopkins, The Two Popes
Al Pacino, The Irishman
Joe Pesci, The Irishman
Brad Pitt, Once Upon A Time…in Hollywood
South Korea, Parasite
Spain, Pain and Glory
France, Les Miserables
North Macedonia, Honeyland
Poland, Corpus Christi
In the Absence
Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (If You're a Girl)
Life Overtakes Me
St. Louis Superman
Walk Run Cha-Cha
American Factory
The Edge of Democracy
For Sama
The Cave
"I'm Standing With You," from Breakthrough
"Into the Unknown," from Frozen II
"Stand Up," from Harriet
"(I'm Gonna) Love Me Again," from Rocketman
"I Can't Let You Throw Yourself Away," from Toy Story 4
How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
I Lost My Body
Missing Link
Toy Story 4
The Irishman
Jojo Rabbit
Little Women
The Two Popes
Marriage Story
Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood
Knives Out
Antonio Banderas, Pain and Glory
Leonardo DiCaprio, Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood
Adam Driver, Marriage Story
Joaquin Phoenix, Joker
Jonathan Price, The Two Popes
Cynthia Erivo, Harriet
Scarlett Johansson, Marriage Story
Saoirse Ronan, Little Women
Renee Zellweger, Judy
Charlize Theron, Bombshell
Martin Scorsese, The Irishman
Quentin Tarantino, Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood
Bong Joon-ho, Parasite
Sam Mendes, 1917
Todd Phillips, Joker
Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood
The Irishman
Jojo Rabbit
Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood
The Irishman
The Lighthouse
Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood
Little Women
The Irishman
Jojo Rabbit
Ford v Ferrari
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker
Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood
Ford v Ferrari
Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood
Ad Astra
Dcera (Daughter)
Hair Love
Nefta Football Club
The Neighbours' Window
A Sister
1917, Thomas Newman
Joker, Hildur Guðnadóttir
Little Women, Alexandre Desplat
Marriage Story, Randy Newman
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, John Williams
Avengers: Endgame
The Lion King
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
The Irishman
The Irishman
Ford v Ferrari
Jojo Rabbit
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
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автор: Maxime A•
Very good introductory course to the electro mobility subject. The course is nicely structured, and gives good overview of the main trends and challenges towards electrification of (urban) transport. The methods videos are also helpful and give the learner some good methodological insights for those interested to know more about how transport policies are made. The mix between socio and economic perspectives on mobility is also good.
However, the course is unfortunately in French, and the translations in english are sometimes very approximative (especially in the quizzes) which lowers the quality of the MOOC. The recommended readings are almost all in French , whereas there is so much to learn from international literature to be considered when talking about sociotechnical transitions and more generally of the mobility transition. Also, all the interviews are from the french electro mobility ecosystem. Whereas i understand the course was sponsored by Renault, it would have also been interesting to hear from interviewees from other countries and contexts, to acquire a more global understanding of the electro mobility phenomenon.
Therefore, to improve (and be rated a 5 stars course) I would suggest a little "internationalization" of the material (have some invited speakers/interviewees from other countries + promotion of international scientific literature on EVs). Otherwise thanks a lot for the course and kudos to the whole team behind the MOOC!
автор: Wiam N•
Great course! It gave us, leaners, an overview of the electric vehicles from various points of view, tackling all the subject in an engineering, economical, environmental point of view.
As a mechanical engineer, I prefer having a better understanding of the electric vehicle and all the components and systems, in addition to the design of the electric vehicle. The addition of a technical chapter was sufficient to make this course outstanding.
Finally, I would like to thank you for this great course!
автор: Gabriel M F•
The quality of each lecture is very good. Always showing relevant data to justify certain assumption and to better illustrate an idea. There is almost no technical knowledge during the course, which makes me a bit sad, since that for most topics within electromobility it is difficult to understand without a technical analysis over the fact. Nonetheless, the course is a great bases to understand the importance of electric vehicles in the mobility system and automotive industries around the globe.
автор: vatsal b•
The course is very good. Turned out to be slightly different from what i thought as it focused more on the environmental and geographical aspects. I thought that a another section dedicated to engineering of EVs would be there but apart from that there it was really good. Also french is not my first language so had to struggle a bit for that.
автор: Matias A P L•
Very interesting course from a political and economical point of view. It gives you an insight of all the factors to understand the present and future of electrical vehicles.
It would also be interesting to add a chapter about a technical point of view, like which factors would make a battery last longer but it was very resourceful.
автор: Pravin M•
The course is good to understand the mobility of the electric vehicle and it will be useful when the electric vehicles start to dominate the Automotive world. The course is unfortunately in French, and the translations in English are sometimes very approximative (especially in the quizzes) which lowers the quality of the MOOC.
автор: Vinoth C•
The course is good to understand the mobility of the electric vehicle and it will be useful when the electric vehicles start to dominate the Automotive world.
The only cons of this course is the presentation as it's in French, wish it was in English too so that it will be helpful for learners all over the world.
автор: Saravanan D•
Very good overview on Electric Mobility both at technical level as well as on policy required to promote EVs. Only challenge would be to comprehend the videos which is only in French (most of the course videos). Would recommend to take it.
автор: TEP P•
From economy balance to environmental perspective, this course provides me a definition of electrical mobility and mobility. As electrical engineer, further analysis beside technical knowledge is considerably important.
автор: Emmanuel M•
Formation intéressante par son ouverture sur une multitude de sujet liés à la mobilité et au véhicule électrique. Elle mériterait une mise à jour car beaucoup de chiffres et d'information sont désormais dépassées.
автор: Nanthakumar M•
This Course gave great information in Systematic Order, which made us learn quickly.
It will be great if all the seminar videos in the English Language.
Thanks for the Elaborate Session.
автор: Santiago C•
Great course. If the course was in English, rather than subtitles, I would rate it 5 out of 5 stars. Other than that, there is a lot of great and relevant information within the co
автор: Pablo R G Q•
Great content. Very well organized and split into key fields. Unfortunately, for non-french speakers it becomes a bit hard to follow the lessons and specially the videos.
автор: Seetharaman•
The course was much helpful in understanding the EV development. The course will be much more useful with more info on battery development & charger, drive line in detail
автор: Daniele P•
Complete overview and interesting forecasts for the future.
Slides and presentation could be better both for graphic and speech but nothing unbearable.
автор: Rodrigo D P•
Very complete and interesting subjects. Good overview about the technical , economical, environmental and social challenges of electric mobility.
автор: Rushikesh S A•
Course is all good only problem i had was due to the language if possible please tey to provide it in english as it may increase its effectivity
автор: Sachin D•
Electric vehicle are the most suitable for the climate now days, it will help us to reduce global warming and consumption of fossil fuel.
автор: Josep V P i A•
Well structured course to have a comprehensive view of the state of the art of EV.
English translation should be reviewed and improved.
автор: Muhammad T W•
Kindly Include some numeric calculations about EV batteries motors its torque etc to make it more effective.
автор: RakeshKumar G•
information about electric vehicles and Mobility. A new technology. Future of electrical. Good knowledge.
автор: Patil R D•
Course reveals all concepts about electricals and other parameters about it.
автор: Yatharth A•
its language should be english tooo,its hard to understand by subtitles only
автор: HEM C U•
It was quite interesting and informatory. I have learned several new thi


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See below.The authors have written this book in order to pass along their important, and sometimes life-saving lessons they have learned with their own German shepherds.If you have a German shepherd, have given serious consideration to acquiring one of these fine dogs, or are a German shepherd fan, the sometimes difficult "lessons" in LIFE WITH OUR GERMAN SHEPHERDS are an absolute necessity.
Mores the case if you are thinking about adding a German shepherd to your family.Issues like feeding a raw food diet, knowing and recognizing what constitutes an emergency medical situation, where to get your shepherd, methods of training your dog, what to expect from your veterinarian, when to resort to the ER Veterinary hospital, the numerous benefits of swimming your dog, and many other topics are addressed in this book.In addition, this book will discuss:1.
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