Ayodhya Verdict: Know the who's who in the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid land despite case
The verdict comes after a 40-day hearing on a petition against the earlier 2010 Allahabad High Court judgment that had ordered that the land be divided equally between representatives of Ram Lalla Virajman, the Sunni Central Waqf Board and the Nirmohi Akhara
by News18The Supreme Court of India (SC) will deliver the highly-anticipated verdict in the long-drawn Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute case on November 9.
A five-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Ranjan Gogoi and consisting of Justices SA Bobde, Justices Chandrachud, Ashok Bhushan and SA Nazeer will pronounce the verdict at 10.30 pm on November 9.
The verdict comes after a 40-day hearing on a petition against the earlier 2010 Allahabad High Court judgment that had ordered that the land be divided equally between Nirmohi Akhara, representatives of 'Ram Lalla Virajman' and the Sunni Central Waqf Board.
Here are a few of the litigants in the title suit:
Ram Lalla Virajman
The baby Lord Ram, who is considered under Indian law to be a "juristic person" and is represented by his next human friend, Triloki Nath Pandey, a senior Vishwa Hindu Parishad, is among the litigants in the case. The deity first became a litigant in the case in 1989, two years after the title case was moved out of the civil court to the Allahabad High Court.
At the time, Deoki Nandan Agarwal, a former judge of the Allahabad High Court, had filed a petition seeking to become the "sakha" or friend of the deity and its birthplace in the title suits. Agarwal had been serving as the VHP vice president at the time.
Nirmohi Akhara
A religious denomination of sadhu, the Nirmohi Akhara had originally laid claim to the mosque in 1959 ten years after the site had been closed off to Muslims and an idol of the Hindu deity Ram had been installed in the central dome. The group had at the time claimed that they had been worshiping the deities installed at a temple at the disputed site.
Sunni Central Waqf Board
The primary litigant from the Muslim side in the case, the Sunni Waqf Board had first filed a suit staking ownership of the site in 1961, in which it had claimed possession of the mosque.
Mohd Iqbal Ansari
An independent litigant and the son of one of the oldest litigants in the case (Mohammad Hashim Ansari), Iqbal Ansari took over as the petitioner following the death of his father in 2016. Hashim Ansari, a local tailor, had lived in proximity to the Babri Masjid and was one of the first petitioners in the case.
M Siddiq
A general secretary of the Jamiat-ul Ulema-i Hind Hind of Uttar Pradesh, M Siddiq had filed a petition on behalf of the organisation that became the title suit in the case.
Shia Central Waqf Board
A trial court in 1946 had ruled the Babri Masjid as the Sunni property. The Board had, however, argued that the mosque hadn't been built by Babur — a Sunni — but his commander who had been a Shia. The Shia Waqf board, which had also been a party in the Allahabad High Court had petitioned the Supreme Court against the 1946 decree in a Special Leave Petition.Get access to India's fastest growing financial subscriptions service Moneycontrol Pro for as little as Rs 599 for first year. Use the code "GETPRO". Moneycontrol Pro offers you all the information you need for wealth creation including actionable investment ideas, independent research and insights & analysis For more information, check out the Moneycontrol website or mobile app.


public interface ProtocolReader
extends java.lang.AutoCloseable, java.io.Closeable
BytesReader
,
ValueReader
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
SCOPE_ARRAY
Indicates the reader is currently reading an array from the data source
|
static int |
SCOPE_NONE
Indicates the reader has either not begun reading or has finished reading all the data
and is currently not reading anything
|
static int |
SCOPE_OBJECT
Indicates the reader is currently reading an object from the data source
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
beginArray()
Begin reading an array from the source
|
void |
beginObject()
Begin reading an object from the source
|
void |
close()
Close the data source
|
int |
currentScope()
Get the current scope of the reader
|
void |
endArray()
End reading an array from the source
|
void |
endObject()
End reading an object from the source
|
boolean |
hasNext()
Check if the source has more data to read
|
ProtocolReader |
newPeekingReader()
Get a new instance peeking instance of this reader.
|
TypeToken |
peek()
Peek the data and check what is the type of the data that follows
|
boolean |
readBoolean()
Read a boolean value from the source
|
long |
readNumber()
Read a number from the source
|
java.lang.String |
readString()
Read a String from the source
|
void |
skipValue()
Consume and discard the next value
|
static final int SCOPE_NONE
static final int SCOPE_OBJECT
static final int SCOPE_ARRAY
int currentScope()
Return values can be SCOPE_NONE, SCOPE_OBJECT, SCOPE_ARRAY, ProtocolResponseReader.SCOPE_RESPONSE
TypeToken peek() throws java.io.IOException
Return values can be TypeToken.BEGIN_OBJECT, TypeToken.BEGIN_ARRAY, TypeToken.END_OBJECT, TypeToken.END_ARRAY, TypeToken.STRING, TypeToken.BOOLEAN, TypeToken.NUMBER
void beginObject() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedvoid beginArray() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedvoid endArray() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedvoid endObject() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedboolean readBoolean() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedjava.lang.String readString() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- if the source is exhaustedlong readNumber() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- if the source is exhaustedvoid close()
close
in interface java.lang.AutoCloseable
close
in interface java.io.Closeable
boolean hasNext() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedvoid skipValue() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedProtocolReader newPeekingReader()
The peeking reader can read data without consuming it. It inherits all the fields of the current instance such as the data source and the scope. Any operations with the peeking reader will not exhaust the data source.


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Pope to Asia in search of Buddhist ties, nuclear arms ban
ROME: Pope Francis departed Rome on Tuesday (Nov 19) for Thailand and Japan, majority Buddhist countries where the Jesuit pontiff is to plead for inter-religious dialogue and nuclear disarmament.
The pope's third trip to Asia, and his 32nd trip abroad, takes him to two countries with minority Catholic populations, both evangelised by Jesuit missionaries in the 16th century. Neither have received a Papal visit since the 1980s.
The 82-year-old Francis is particularly fascinated by Japan, where in his youth he hoped to be sent as a missionary before a lung operation cut short those plans.
In Bangkok he will be accompanied by his cousin, Ana Rosa Sivori, a missionary for over 50 years in Thailand, who will also serve as his interpreter.
The pope is to arrive around midday (0500 GMT) on Wednesday in Bangkok, ahead of a busy schedule the following day.
Francis expressed his hope to "strengthen the ties of friendship" with Buddhists.
On Thursday, he will meet the Supreme Patriarch of Thailand, Somdej Phra Maha Muneewong, the head of the order of Buddhist monks, at a temple.
Also on the agenda are private meetings with Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-Cha and King Maha Vajiralongkorn.
He will celebrate mass with members of the Catholic community, which officially accounts for 0.59 per cent of the population, or nearly 400,000 faithful.
Friday will be devoted to meetings with priests and bishops of the country, but also a mass in Bangkok dedicated to the youth of the country.
On Saturday, Francis departs for Japan where the following day he visits Nagasaki and Hiroshima, site of the 1945 atomic attacks by the United States that caused 74,000 and 140,000 deaths, respectively, at the end World War II, and hastened the surrender of Japan.
The Pope has previously voiced his fear of nuclear war, and has railed against countries that make money from weapons.
"Together with you, I pray that the destructive power of nuclear weapons will never be unleashed again in human history," said the head of the world's 1.3 billion Catholics in a video message before his departure on Monday. "The use of nuclear weapons is immoral."
Francis is also to meet victims of the devastating 2011 earthquake that struck northeastern Japan and the subsequent tsunami that between them killed 18,500 people and sparked the nuclear power catastrophe at Fukushima.
The most recent visit to the two countries was by the late Pope John Paul II, to Japan in 1981 and Thailand in 1984.


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https://localhost:8080/api/v1/domestic-standing-order-consents
POST
Default
An Authorisation Token as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750
Every request will be processed only once per x-idempotency-key. The Idempotency Key will be valid for 24 hours.
A detached JWS signature of the body of the payload.
The time when the PSU last logged in with the TPP. All dates in the HTTP headers are represented as RFC 7231 Full Dates. An example is below: Sun, 10 Sep 2017 19:43:31 UTC
The PSU's IP address if the PSU is currently logged in with the TPP.
An RFC4122 UID used as a correlation id.
https://localhost:8080/api/v1/domestic-standing-orders
POST
Default
An Authorisation Token as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750
Every request will be processed only once per x-idempotency-key. The Idempotency Key will be valid for 24 hours.
A detached JWS signature of the body of the payload.
The time when the PSU last logged in with the TPP. All dates in the HTTP headers are represented as RFC 7231 Full Dates. An example is below: Sun, 10 Sep 2017 19:43:31 UTC
The PSU's IP address if the PSU is currently logged in with the TPP.
An RFC4122 UID used as a correlation id.
https://localhost:8080/api/v1/domestic-standing-order-consents/{ConsentId}
GET
ConsentId
An Authorisation Token as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750
The time when the PSU last logged in with the TPP. All dates in the HTTP headers are represented as RFC 7231 Full Dates. An example is below: Sun, 10 Sep 2017 19:43:31 UTC
The PSU's IP address if the PSU is currently logged in with the TPP.
An RFC4122 UID used as a correlation id.
https://localhost:8080/api/v1/domestic-standing-orders/{DomesticStandingOrderId}
GET
DomesticStandingOrderId
An Authorisation Token as per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750
The time when the PSU last logged in with the TPP. All dates in the HTTP headers are represented as RFC 7231 Full Dates. An example is below: Sun, 10 Sep 2017 19:43:31 UTC
The PSU's IP address if the PSU is currently logged in with the TPP.
An RFC4122 UID used as a correlation id.


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| "What is the festival of darkness?" |
| "How can I participate?" |
| "What are the prerequisites?" |
| "I wish to participate." |
| [How do I register and find out the scores?] |
| "I wish to register a score." |
| "Show me the high scores." |
| "What is the status of the festival?" |
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Let m1, m2, ... ,
mk be the Nim values of the initial starting
positions of the cars (some of these values may be 'inf'). Then
we have three cases (assuming optimal play between the players):
- If all of the values are finite, then the result is the
same as the game of Nim with piles of m1 sticks,
m2 sticks, ... .
- Suppose exactly one of the value (say m1) is
infinite.
- If there is a path from m1 to a town
marked with finite m1', such that the Nim game
of m1', m2, m3,
... , mk is a losing position (i.e. 2nd player wins),
then our original game is a winning position.
- Otherwise, the game
ends in a draw.
- If more than one of the values is infinite, then the game
ends in a draw.
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THE PIANO A film review by Max Hoffman Copyright 1993 Max Hoffman
Seen in English with French subtitles at the Gaumont Gran Ecran Cinema, Place d' Italia, Paris
Rating: (1 to 10) ... "off the scale"... Rated "RV" for "required viewing"
Since causing a seven-minute standing ovation at its world premiere in Cannes this year, Jane Campion's film has sent waves of anticipation across the Atlantic for its impending opening in North America. Upon seeing it, you may wonder if seven minutes was enough recognition for this brilliant film! Campion (ANGEL AT MY TABLE, SWEETIE) earned her Palm d' Or award (the first ever for a woman director) for this brilliant, timeless film. THE PIANO is destined to join the pantheon of classics inhabited by CHILDREN OF THE PARADISE, SHOP ON MAIN STREET, THE HEIRESS, and CITIZEN KANE. Its simple dignity and heart stopping beauty will literally take your breath away.
Campion's deft direction and brilliantly original screenplay have drawn stunning performances from the unlikely cast of Holly Hunter, Sam Neill and Harvey Keitel. (After RESERVOIR DOGS and THE BAD LIEUTENANT, the last place you'd expect to see Keitel is in a reverently hushed Art House....) The three leads form a love triangle, centered around a mute woman, (whose unbreakable will transforms all of the participants). Campion exercises remarkable skill in keeping the amazing performances subdued enough to not overpower the beautifully tender story-line.
Holly Hunter's heart-stopping, speechless performance demands multiple viewings, and could well become a text for film students. Actress and director had every opportunity to go too far in making this a mawkish, sentimental "shoe-in" for the Oscars. Their restraint and subtly lets the brilliance of Hunter's performance creep up on you, and allows you the freedom to "take in" the rest of the film. You will not recognize Hunter as the "perky" gamin from BROADCAST NEWS or MISS FIRECRACKER. Her wan face transmits "messages" and subtexts more effectively than any performance I've seen since the advent of sound in films. Unlike those of silent films, Campion's characters are richly drawn, complex, and may leave you vacillating in your sympathy with all of the characters.
Though a startlingly original film, THE PIANO has a lot in common with the best of great Silent cniema. It has a simple premise, a plot that maintains the clarity of a biblical parable, and wonderful use of symbols and counterpoints ... a woman "without a voice" in a man's world ... a piano left out in the rain ... a small child running through the mud with angel wings ... a church pageant about Bluebeard's wives ... the "fore-shadowing" of a limb being amputated.... The film leaves many stunning images indelibly engraved in your memory (I saw the film five nights ago, and it's still with me.)
Lee Swarth's incredibly clear soundtrack captures the emotion contained in each piano note, the incessant buzz of flies, the constant sound of mud and rain. (Michael Nyman is responsible for the compelling score.) The cinematography (didn't catch name off the titles) is an equal match for the magnificence of story and performance. New Zealand literally looks like the ends of the earth though this telling camera; often the interior scenes resemble lovingly hand-tinted photos from the last century.
On the surface, it would be tempting to label this a "woman's film," this time about a wronged mail-order bride from the last century, who has to endure the indignities of her husband's "property rights." Campion's screenplay, however, defines Ada (Hunter) as a complete and complex woman, whose "will" at times attracts or repulses you. The men are no less fully drawn than Hunter's character. The performances so pull you into the present moment that you won't be able to anticipate the film's ending.
We only hear Hunter's voice briefly, at the beginning of the film, as "the voice in my mind." (She's been mute since she was 6, cause unknown). Hunter's forbidding demeanor is counterpointed by her free-spirited child-daughter (a phenomenal performance by Anna Paquin). At times, mother and daughter seem like aspects of the same person, the daughter almost "the inner child" exposed to the outside world. They share a secret language, which supplements Hunter's frequent need to spell out her needs with a pad and pencil.
Hunter's character needs little interpretation for those drawn into her orbit. Her face tells all. Hunter's piano is her "voice," which she plays with a soul-shattering touch. (Throughout the film I was marveling over how convincing Hunter was on the keyboard, wondering who was "really" playing it, and deciding to buy the soundtrack--the credits shocked me with the line "piano solos played by Holly Hunter"--her amazing range of talents doesn't stop with acting!) Hunter, a mute, unwed mother, is married off, sight unseen, to a recluse in New Zealand (Sam Neill). Hunter, daughter, and piano are unceremoniously dumped off on a blustery, remote beach, where her husband-to-be has missed his appointed meeting. One of the most unforgettable images is of mother and daughter spending their first night ashore beneath her hoop skirt, which makes an impromptu "igloo." Neil hadn't planned on transporting a piano, so it is left on the beach "to be picked up later." Later, the look on Hunter's face through a rain streaked window (echoing her unspeakable horror over the piano warping on the beach) ranks with Lillian Gish's visage through the sand-covered window in THE WIND. (In the Paris theatre where I saw THE PIANO, I could hear several members of a sophisticated-looking audience suck in their breath at that point ... by the end of the film I was very used to that sound.)
Without consulting his new wife, Neil decides to swap the piano (including "lessons") to back-woodsman Harvey Keitel for a few acres of land. Keitel suggested the deal, having had a catharsis of sorts while watching Hunter play the piano, still boxed, on the beach. Hunter is eventually drawn into a labrynth of negotiations and deceptions to maintain access to her "voice." Keitel is gradually transformed by his "lessons," and by the film's end, you've released every prejudice or preconceived notion you had about his character.
The three leads are wonderfully backlight by a rich supporting cast, (an ingredient entirely missing from big budget "star vehicles"). THE PIANO is the type of film Hollywood seems to have forgotten how to make. It has every ingredient destined to make it a classic as enduring as THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS, (another film made without Hollywood's support.)
A seven-minute standing ovation at Cannes? Not half long enough, in my book, for a woman from the other side of the world who's taught us to dream again, and who has delivered the promise that enduring film classics can and will be made in our lifetime.
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Tic Tac Toe
Easy
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You
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radio_button_unchecked
Toe Master
0
clear
Rules
The goal is to get three X in a row
After your fourth step the first step of the set disappeares (Lite three variant)
You have to put your X down before time runs out
The loser starts the next round
Start new game by clicking on the
delete_sweep
button
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Hyatt Regency Petrovsky Park / SPEECH
- Curated by María Francisca González
- about 18 hours
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: SPEECH
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 36850.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2017
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Sergey Krotov and Dmitry Chistoprudov
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: Guardian SunGuard, VELKO
- Lead Architect Sergei Tchoban, Sergey Kuznetsov, Alexey Ilin
- Interiors Ara design
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Text description provided by the architects. The construction site is situated in the Northern Administrative District of the city of Moscow, to the east of Dinamo Stadium; this is an area that is currently undergoing extensive regeneration. The complex comprises a hotel (Block 1), conference center and apartment hotel (Block 2). The most advantageous location has been given to the hotel, which is situated in the southern part of the site, closer to Leningradsky prospekt; the hotel is the ‘calling card’ for the entire project.
The first story of Block 1 comprises the hotel’s entrance hall and lobby, restaurants, and infrastructure needed in order to serve guests. The hotel is linked to the apartment hotel (Block 2) situated directly behind it by a covered gallery/passageway. The second story, which is likewise linked, accommodate a conference center (comprising meeting rooms and a conference hall with a double-height space and the ability to be divided into three separate halls) and spacious recreational areas.
The 5th to 13th floors of the hotel have a total of 297 hotel rooms (standard, superior, and deluxe, including 2 diplomatic suites and 1 presidential suite). The 13th floor has a recreation area for guests, while the southern side of the 14th floor is occupied by a sky bar. The facades of the building are faced with natural travertine. The nobility of natural stone emphasizes the detailed surface.


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[gecode-users] Extending Integer Variable
Filip Konvička
filip.konvicka at logis.cz
Mon Apr 7 08:22:19 CEST 2008
> let me first elaborate a little bit how Gecode's variables and propagators
> are structured before I actually attempt to give an answer.
...
> What do you want to do? Do you think it me be generally useful to be
> included in Gecode anyway?
Hi,
I am currently thinking of implementing floating-point-based variables
(maybe based on Boost.Interval), so thanks for the summary :-)
Anyway, before I decided that I need floating-point numbers, I was
thinking why you can't have "long long"-based variables when you already
have IntVars. On 64bit platforms, long long might be an interesting
choice IMO. But I realize that if that should be a part of Gecode, it
would probably mean adding template parameters to many classes/functions
and maybe it would make things less understandable. But then, if it's
only restricted to integral types, who knows.... the point is that
there's a lot of work done for the IntVars, so it'd be great to reuse it.
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Game Preview: Minnesota Wild vs. Ottawa Senators 11/29/19 @ 3:00PM CST at Xcel Energy Center
by Derek FelskaMinnesota Wild (10-11-4) 24pts 7th in the Central
2.76 Goals For Per Game (22nd in the NHL)
3.28 Goals Against Per Game (23rd in the NHL)
18.6% Power Play (17th in the NHL)
81.3% Penalty Kill (16th in the NHL)
Top 5 Scorers:
1. #12 Eric Staal ~ 7G 10A = 17pts
2. #16 Jason Zucker ~ 8G 8A = 16pts
3. #20 Ryan Suter ~ 3G 13A = 16pts
4. #11 Zach Parise ~ 10G 3A = 13pts
5. #46 Jared Spurgeon ~ 2G 10A = 12pts
Top 3 PIM’s:
1. #38 Ryan Hartman ~ 35 PIM’s
2. #24 Matt Dumba ~ 23 PIM’s
3. #19 Luke Kunin ~ 21 PIM’s
Top Goaltenders:
1. #32 Alex Stalock (5-3-2) 2.80GAA .907%SP 1SO
2. #31 Kaapo Kahkonen (1-0-0) 2.00GAA .941%SP
Vs.
Ottawa Senators (11-12-1) 23pts 7th in the Atlantic
2.64 Goals For Per Game (28th in the NHL)
2.92 Goals Against Per Game (13th in the NHL)
9.5% Power Play (31st in the NHL)
83.5% Penalty Kill (11th in the NHL)
Top 5 Scorers:
1. #44 Jean-Gabriel Pageau ~ 13G 6A = 19pts
2. #10 Anthony Duclair ~ 10G 5A = 15pts
3. #7 Brady Tkachuk ~ 8G 6A = 14pts
4. #72 Thomas Chabot ~ 2G 12A = 14pts
5. #28 Connor Brown ~ 2G 12A = 14pts
Top 3 PIM’s:
1. #74 Mark Borowiecki ~ 29 PIM’s
2. #90 Vladislav Namestnikov ~ 17 PIM’s
3. #7 Brady Tkachuk ~ 17 PIM’s
Top Goaltenders:
1. #31 Anders Nilsson (7-4-1) 2.63GAA .928%SP
2. #41 Craig Anderson (4-8-0) 2.96GAA .904%SP
Lines:
Ottawa Senators
Paul~Pageau~C. Brown
B. Tkachuk~L. Brown~Duclair
Ennis~Tierney~White
Chlapik~Beaudin~Veronneau
Chabot~DeMelo
Lajoie~Hainsey
Borowiecki~Jaros
Nilsson
Anderson
Minnesota Wild
Zucker~Staal~Zuccarello
Parise~Koivu~Fiala
Greenway~Eriksson Ek~Kunin
Donato~Rask~Hartman
Suter~Spurgeon
Brodin~Dumba
Soucy~Hunt
Dubnyk
Stalock
Happy Thanksgiving to all of our readers! So what did you take a bite of first? The mashed potatoes? The green bean casserole? The stuffing? The turkey? A dinner roll? And just to cover my bases, was it the tofurkey? No matter what, if it was time spent with family or friends it was likely a good time no matter what was for dinner. Its about being together and being thankful for what you have.
For the Minnesota Wild, they’re probably most thankful about finally being back home after what has been two months where they probably felt like they were living out of a suitcase. On the bright side, when Minnesota has been on home ice it has mostly been fairly successful (knock on wood), and they are currently on a 7-game streak where they’ve at least gained a point in the standings. It may not be something really brag about, but its a start for a team that is slowly starting to climb.
Devan Dubnyk returned to practice but he will not be available until Sunday’s game against Dallas at the earliest. Wild Head Coach Bruce Boudreau announced Kaapo Kahkonen will get the start against the Senators. Alex Stalock performed reasonably well this season and Kahkonen had a solid NHL debut on Tuesday against New Jersey. Dubnyk was attending to personal matters, apparently involving some kind of a major health scare involving his wife. Our thoughts are with him and his family during this challenging time.
Minnesota’s offense is showing sign of developing chemistry as an older veteran like Zach Parise seems to be heating up as well as the young ‘GEEK’ line of Jordan Greenway, Joel Eriksson Ek and Luke Kunin. Kevin Fiala has also been exhibiting a greater level of comfort and even when he isn’t lighting the lamp he’s firing the kind of shots that give goaltenders fits.
On the backend, Jonas Brodin has kind of emerged as the most consistent defensive presence for the Wild. His tremendous mobility and anticipation have come in handy when playing against opponents that have a bunch of high end offensively gifted forwards. Ryan Suter is starting to look more comfortable as well through regulation. 3-on-3, that’s a whole different subject but let’s save that for another day. And lastly, Carson Soucy is going to make it pretty tough for Greg Pateryn let alone Nick Seeler to ever make his way back into the Wild lineup.
The Ottawa Senators are in the midst of a rebuild, as they’re using a collection of younger, faster players to compete. Rookie Head Coach D.J. Smith, a former NHL enforcer seems to keep this club battling hard even though they haven’t had a lot of success in the win column. The Senators have some great speed in players like Anthony Duclair and Colin White as well as skilled players with some sandpaper to their game in Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Nick Paul and Brady Tkachuk. They may lack in experience but they rarely lack energy or hustle.
On the back end, they are led by high-risk, high-reward Thomas Chabot and Erik Brannstrom. Stay at home types like Dylan DeMelo, Mark Borowiecki and veteran Ron Hainsey do their best to slow opposing forwards down because the team doesn’t get as much help from its forward group in their own end.
The Senators are coming off of a 2-1 loss to Boston where they gave the Bruins everything they could handle. Defeating this team’s spirit will not be easy and if the Wild let them hang around they will haunt you.
What must the Wild do to earn a victory this afternoon?
1. Don’t Chase the Game – 3rd period collapses in Boston and New York not withstanding, the Wild play better when they’re not chasing the game. Minnesota should want to get the first goal and put pressure on the Senators to try to match instead of expending lots of energy trying to rally for a comeback. Scoring first will get the home crowd behind you and help add to your energy on the ice.
2. Avoid too much turkey – This might sound like advice for Thanksgiving, but its really about being smart and staying out of the penalty box. The Senators may have a lousy power play, but you don’t want to give them opportunities to gain their confidence. So move your feet and do what you can to stay out of the penalty box.
3. Finish them off – As important as it is to get an early lead and playing smart, its equally important to not let the Senators to hang around. Games against opponents like this can become a nightmare if you let them hang around make them feel as though they can compete and come away with 2 points. Instead, get the lead and then keep pouring it on and bury them.
What do you think will be important for the Minnesota Wild to earn win on Black Friday? Tell us on Twitter @CreaseAndAssist or in the comment section below!


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| Room Temperature | 0 for now |
| Time | 0:00 for now |
The status report will be in JSON format. you can read more about it here.
for Example, the group "
{"name":"
note that name and time are strings (surrounded by ""), while number and temperature are numbers.
A function that creates such a response can be implemented like this:
void sendJsonResponse(){
Then, all that's needed is to add the callback in the setup function.
server.sendHeader("Access-Control-Allow-Origin", "*"); //this line is not manatory but makes it possible to query using scripts
String message = "{\"name\":\"
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message += "\"temperature\":0,";
message += "\"time\":\"0:00\"}";
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#include <ESP8266WebServer.h>
const char* ssid = "intel makers";
const char* password = "1234567890";
#define ONBOARD_LED_PIN D4
ESP8266WebServer server(80);
void handleRoot(){
server.send(200, "text/plain", "Hooray!, your ESP8266 server is alive!");
}
void handleNotFound(){
server.send(404, "text/plain", "Error 404 - ESP8266 server could not find the page you were looking for");
}
void sendJsonResponse(){
server.sendHeader("Access-Control-Allow-Origin", "*");
String message = "{\"name\":\" \",";
message += "\"number\": ,";
message += "\"temperature\":0,";
message += "\"time\":\"0:00\"}";
server.send(200, "application/json", message);
}
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while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED) {
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Serial.print(".");
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server.on("/", handleRoot);
server.on("/json", sendJsonResponse);
server.onNotFound(handleNotFound);
server.begin();
}
void loop()
{
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digitalWrite(ONBOARD_LED_PIN, HIGH);
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delay(100);
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Developmental delay
Executive summary
Introduction
Developmental delay (DD) is defined as significant delay (>2 standard deviations below the mean) affecting children < 5 years of age in one or more of the following developmental domains:
· Gross motor
· Vision & Fine motor
· Hearing, Speech & Language
· Social, Emotional & Behavioural
Global developmental delay is defined as significant delay in two or more developmental domains. The degree of developmental delay is further subclassified as:
· mild (functional age < 33% below chronological age)
· moderate (functional age 34%–66% of chronological age)
· severe (functional age < 66% of chronological age).
While DD may not be permanent, it can provide a basis for identifying children who may experience a disability. Early recognition of DD is crucial to commencing timely interventions, prevention of complications, developing family understanding and support networks and creating a more stimulating and protective environment for the child.
Target users
· Nurses
· Doctors
Target area of use
· Gate clinic
· Outpatient department
· Ward
Key areas of focus / New additions / Changes
This guideline provides an approach for doctors and nurses to follow in assessing children for developmental delay as well as some guidance in how to manage them.
Limitations
We have limited access to tests and management options for these children.
Causes of developmental delay
DD can result from antenatal or postnatal damage to brain development although in 50% of cases the cause is unknown:
Antenatal:
· Genetic/syndromes (20-50%)
· Cerebral malformations (7%)
· Early maternal infections e.g. rubella, toxoplasma, CMV
· Late maternal infections, such as varicella, malaria, HIV
· Toxins—for example, alcohol, pesticides, radiation, smoking
· Drugs—for example, cytotoxics, antiepileptics
Postnatal
· Cerebral palsy/complications of prematurity (2-10%)
· Postnatal infections e.g. meningitis, encephalitis, CMV
· Metabolic or endocrine disorders, such as hypoglycaemia, hyponatraemia or hypernatraemia, dehydration (1-5%)
· Toxins e.g. lead, mercury, arsenic, chlorinated organic compounds, solvents
· Trauma, especially head injury
· Severe understimulation, maltreatment, or domestic violence
· Malnutrition, especially deficiency of iron, folate, and vitamin D
· Maternal mental health disorders, most commonly depression
Red flags to suggest developmental delay
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Age |
Signs |
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6 weeks |
Unresponsive to sound or visual stimuli |
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6 months |
Poor head control, floppiness, not reaching |
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9 months |
Can’t sit unsupported; no babble |
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12 months |
Not communicating by gestures, such as pointing; not weight bearing through legs |
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18 months |
Not walking; no symbolic play; no speech |
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2 years |
Not joining two words; cannot run; not pointing at objects to share interest with others |
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3 years |
Not communicating with words; cannot climb stairs |
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All ages |
Loss of developmental skills at any age (regression) Parental or professional concerns about vision, fixing/following at any age Hearing loss at any age Persistent low or high muscle tone, floppiness or asymmetry of movements Complex disabilities Persistently toe walking Head circumference > 99th centile or < 0.4th centile |
History
A comprehensive clinical assessment, including history and examination, is crucial when planning investigations:
· Studies have demonstrated that we can identify the cause of DD in 1/3rd of cases by history and examination alone.
· With clinical evaluation prompting investigations, we can identify another 1/3rd.
Suggested screening questions:
· Do you have any concerns about the way your child is behaving, learning, or developing?
· Do you have any concerns about the way he or she moves or uses his or her arms or legs?
· Do you have any concerns about how your child talks and understands what you say?
· Has your child ever stopped doing something he or she could previously do?
· Do you have any concerns about how your child is learning to do things for himself or herself?
Clarify if this is a child who has never met their developmental milestones vs. a child who has regressed developmentally, having previously been well. Regression suggests either a change in social/environmental factors, recent illness or neurological/neurodegenerative causes.
A thorough and systematic pre-, peri- and postnatal history is crucial and will help guide investigations (aetiology) and management. Important factors to cover:
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Prenatal |
Perinatal |
Postnatal |
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Previous miscarriages or birth defects Unexplained sibling death Use of teratogens including drug and alcohol misuse Prenatal history of Intrauterine infections or severe maternal infection/life threatening event Maternal conditions e.g. HELLP syndrome, HTN, GDM, pre-eclampsia Fetal movements ↓ Significant antepartum haemorrhage |
Birth weight and head circumference Birth asphyxia Poor Apgars and requiring prolonged resuscitation Development of hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy Birth trauma |
Trauma Current or previous Infection including meningitis/sepsis Seizures Episodes of hypoglycaemia |
Other past medical history: co-existing infections (acute or chronic), co-existing chronic conditions (particularly neurological), severe malnutrition
Social history: parental consanguinity, familial relationships, environmental stress, neglect, health and development of siblings
Family history: DD, neurological conditions, learning difficulties, genetic disease
Examination findings
Growth parameters:
· Measure and plot head circumference on appropriate standardised WHO growth chart.
· Measure weight and height/length. Calculate weight-for-height Z score (WHZ score < -3 = severe acute malnutrition).
Thorough developmental assessment:
· Examine all domains (gross motor, fine motor, language, socioemotional and cognitive skills).
· If equivocal then follow up every 3-6 months with repeat clinical/dysmorphology and developmental assessments over time
Detailed top-to-toe examination:
· Dysmorphism and congenital abnormalities
· Head shape (including fontanelle) and facial features
· Skin and Cutaneous stigmata
· Spine
· Abdomen – check for organomegaly
· Limb abnormalities
· Genital abnormalities
· Abnormal neurological (especially tone) or cardiovascular examination
Hearing and vision assessment:
Identification and correction of sensory deficits are essential and may provide pointers to the underlying aetiology.
The following features are suggestive of:
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Genetic cause/unifying syndrome |
Metabolic condition |
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· Any child with moderate/severe developmental delay of unknown cause. · Family history of DD or learning disability. · Parental consanguinity Congenital anomalies, unusual facial features or multisystem problems in addition to DD · Unusual growth parameters e.g. microcephaly or macrocephaly, short or tall stature, failure to thrive or severe obesity. · Sensory problems or odd behaviour |
· Family history of DD or learning disability · Previous history of sudden infant death · Parental consanguinity · Regression · Abnormal head size · Organomegaly · Coarse features · Seizures · Abnormal neurology including hypotonia or movement disorder |
Key principles of management
· Exclude reversible causes:
o Infection (acute or chronic e.g. TB)
o Undernutrition/failure to thrive
o Social difficulties e.g. neglect, family isolation, maternal depression
o Iron deficiency anaemia,
o Hypothyroidism
· Prevention/amelioration of comorbidities, particularly nutritional.
· Anticipate child needs and initiate multidisciplinary networks early.
· Parental counselling and pychosocial support is very important.
· Regular follow up and continue monitoring developmental progress/regression.
Where tests and treatments are not available at CSD or in Gambia, consider referral to Dakar if the parents are able to afford this (but remember to make it clear when making a diagnosis will not change outcome, as parents may spend their last money on this if they are not properly counselled).
Investigations
Indications for further investigations are:
· Severe delay: Development <50% of expected milestones at that chronological age
· Global delay: Significant delay affecting 2 or more domains of development
· Any plateauing or regression of development
First line investigations:
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Bloods |
FBC, Urea and creatinine, Electrolytes including HCO3 · Calculate anion gap (Na + K – Cl – HCO3) à normal anion gap is 8-16 mEq/L · If the anion gap is high then consider metabolic acidosis (+/- underlying metabolic disorders) Fasting blood glucose, AST, ALT, bone profile, uric acid, lipid profile, creatine kinase (CK) Thyroid function tests: TSH, free T4 Other tests not available at CSD: Vitamin B12, lead level, lactate, iron studies |
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Serology for congenital infections |
Syphilis (RPR/TPHA) and HIV1+2 Other tests not available at CSD: Toxoplasma, cytomegalovirus, rubella |
Second line investigations:
These depend on clinical assessment and availability. Tests in bold are currently available in CSD.
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Special blood tests (if available) |
Genetic tests: Karyotype and microarray Metabolic tests (in addition to 1st line above): a) Blood: ammonia, serum amino acids, VLCFA, white cell enzymes b) Urine: organic acids, glycosaminoclycans (MPS screen) Infection screen: ESR, microbiology if suspect chronic infection, TB investigations (if +ve history) |
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Plain imaging (X Rays) |
Chest XR: if chronic infection or malignancy suspected Limb XR: useful if the child has limb abnormalities Skull XR: Useful if abnormal sutures and cranial shape suspected (e.g. craniosynostosis) |
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Neuro-imaging |
Neuroimaging should be done if abnormal head circumference (microcephaly, non-familial macrocephaly, rapid change in head circumference), focal neurological signs, seizures a) MRI brain: gold standard b) Cranial ultrasound: may be useful to assess intracranial pathology in an infant (if anterior fontanelles not closed) c) CT head: only request if intracranial calcifications suspected (Toxoplasmosis, CMV) d) EEG: If seizures, speech regression, neurodegeneration/regression |
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Ultrasound |
Abdominal ultrasound is useful if multiple congenital abnormalities or hepatosplenomegaly on examination to exclude intraabdominal organ abnormality |
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ECHO |
ECHO if multiple congenital abnormalities or dysmorphic features to exclude cardiac lesion |
Management of co-morbidities
Congenital abnormalities: see details of cleft surgical and orthopaedic teams below.
Sensory abnormalities (hearing and vision): see contact details below
Contractures/hypotonia: consider diazepam usually before bedtime (will help with discomfort), refer for physiotherapy support at Banjul, EFSTH.
Seizures: consider starting anti-epileptic medications e.g. carbamezapine or sodium valproate (avoid in women of child bearing age), refer to epilepsy guideline MeG-CLS-056.
Malnutrition (including obesity) or failure to thrive:
· Dietary advice should be given to parents
· If severe acute malnutrition (WHZ score < -3): refer to WHO malnutrition guidelines including supplementation and antibiotics; may need admission
· If undernourished but not SAM, give dietary advice and refer to local clinics for nutritional support
Ensure vaccinations up to date and regular anti-worming treatment.

· Consider Omeprazole +/- Ranitidine PO (refer to BNF for children for doses).
· Consider aspiration pneumonia as a differential for children with DD and poor swallow presenting with infective LRI symptoms.
Neurodevelopmental support:
There is little medical support available in the Gambia, but if parents can afford referral to Dakar, then the following criteria should be used to guide this:
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Features in the history |
· Regression or possible regression including significant change in behaviour · Possible or definite seizures · Movement disorder: continuous or paroxysmal · Muscle pain/fatigue · New onset sensory impairment e.g. significant decline in visual acuity · Cognitive decline/behavioural change in a child with epilepsy or ASD |
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Examination findings |
· Neurological signs: dystonia, ataxia, movement disorder, for example, chorea, focal signs, cranial nerve signs, muscle weakness/signs of a peripheral neuropathy, arthrogryposis/joint contractures, CP picture without a clear cause/history · Other signs: sensorineural deafness · NeuroCutaneous features · Organomegaly/cardiomegaly · Course or dysmorphic facial features · Cerebral palsy |
Multi-disciplinary care and services
All referrals should be made on headed MRC paper (or from an MRC email):
· Epilepsy support: Support for children with epilepsy: The Gambia Epilepsy Association<EMAIL_ADDRESS>+220 994 9034/ 995 5418
· Cleft team: Smile Train charity offers free cleft surgery annually at the polyclinic EFSTH, Banjul, contact Dr Okafor +220 999 6487, Papis Sanneh +220 993 1506, Perannans +220 715 1055
· Dental team: polyclinic EFSTH, Banjul
· Orthopaedic team: Outpatient department EFSTH, Banjul. Clinic is usually held on Wednesday mornings.
· Physiotherapy: EFSTH paediatric daily outpatient clinics (they will liaise with Department of Social welfare who provide support from occupational therapy e.g. provision of mobility aids, wheelchairs)
· Schools: encourage parents to enroll children into educational system (either mainstream or special needs depending on level of disability)
o Respite care home/school for children with learning difficulties (Eastern Gambia): Hart Foundation, Serrekunda<EMAIL_ADDRESS>+220 9926258
o Rural support organization for the disabled, Basse, +220 566 8101<EMAIL_ADDRESS>· Support for children with physical disabilities: Gambia Association of the Physically disabled; also organizes sports activities and support groups – contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>+220 992 3377/ 7790158/ 9983480
· Hearing difficulties:
o Audiology at the polyclinic at EFSTH, Banjul
o St John’s School For the Deaf, Kanifing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Daniel Mendy on +220 779 0286
· Visual difficulties:
o Sheikh Zayed Eye care centre, Kanifing +220 996 7049/ 208 8707 (includes 2 visits per year by ophthalmology NGO Eye Care Gambia www.eyecaregambia.com)
o Fresh Start Foundation, Brikama<EMAIL_ADDRESS>o Sightsavers, Kairaba Avenue
o Gambia Organisation For The Visual Impaired (GOVI) and School For the Blind, Kanifing
Psychosocial support
Prepare, educate and support parents. It is important to tackle concerns around stigma and misunderstanding of aetiology of disease (e.g. supernatural causes).
Counselling:
· Discuss parental concerns and expectations (refer to support organisations above).
· If suspected genetic or metabolic disease – discuss likely recurrence risk for future pregnancy (+/- family planning options).
· Children with disabilities and DD often cannot communicate their pain or problems in the same ways as children without DD, therefore, advise parents to have a low threshold for seeking medical review (especially if unsettled/discomfort/pain/infective symptoms)
Support for literate parents:
· https://www.parentcenterhub.org/dd/
· https://parent2parent.org.nz/developmental-delay-dd-diagnosis-and-prognosis/
· https://specialneedsjungle.com/help-parents-worried-childs-development/
Follow up
Every 3-6 months depending on clinical need.
· Aim to repeat developmental assessment at every visit to monitor progress/regression
· Detailed history and examination including head circumference and other growth parameters (ensure plotted on WHO growth charts)
· Assess for other comorbidities (may need medications e.g. for seizures or hypertonia)
· Clarify baseline at each appointment to check progress/deterioration
· Explore parental ideas, concerns and expectations
Key Issues for Nursing care
· Be sensitive to looking after a child with disability or developmental delay and aware of potential limitations to movement and communication.
· Clarify baseline at the start of admission so that any change or deterioration can be easily recognised (note that children with DD may not be verbal and may convey any pain or discomfort in an unusual way).
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Bundey S, Aslam H. A five-year prospective study of the health of children in different ethnic groups, with particular reference to the effect of inbreeding. Eur J Hum Genet 1993;1:206-219
Buch S. Investigation of Global Developmental Delay. Shropshire Community health NHS Trust guideline. http://www.shropscommunityhealth.nhs.uk/content/doclib/12052.pdf. Accessed 22nd November 2018.
Collins PY, Pringle B, Alexander C, Darmstadt GL, Heymann J, Huebner G, et al. (2017) Global services and support for children with developmental delays and disabilities: Bridging research and policy gaps. PLoS Med 14(9): e1002393. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed.1002393
Community Children’s Health Partnership. Developmental delay pathway. https://cchp.nhs.uk/sites/default/files/Care%20Pathway%20for%20Development%20Delay%20(2010).pdf Accessed 22nd November 2018.
Engle PL, Fernald LC, Alderman H, Behrman J, O’Gara C, Yousafzai A, et al. Strategies for reducing inequalities and improving developmental outcomes for young children in low-income and middle-income countries. Lancet 2011;378:1339-53.
Horridge KA. Assessment and investigation of the child with disordered development. Arch Dis Child Educ Pract Ed2011;96:9-20
Mithyantha R, Kneen R, McCann E, et al Current evidence-based recommendations on investigating children with global developmental delay Archives of Disease in Childhood 2017;102:1071-1076.
Turner G, Partington M. Recurrence risks in undiagnosed mental retardation. J Med Genet 2000:37:E45
WHO. Developmental difficulties in early childhood. Prevention, early identification, assessment and intervention in low- and middle-income countries: A Review. 2012.
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THE UNITED STATES ARMY'S GREEN BERETS: HISTORY RE-EVALUATED, CORRECTED AND RESPECTED by Chester A. Yosarian, PhD. Copyright (c) 1996
Judged as "a prelude to American Imperialism" by student, anti-war Vietnam protesters; Concluded as "unrealistic" by junior-enlisted, non-Special Forces Vietnam vet grunts; And shunned by the predominantly liberal Academy of Motion Pictures, Golden Globe and New York Critics award voters, John Wayne's United Artist (BATJAC) production of "THE GREEN BERETS" has, like Vietnam veterans -- almost thirty years late -- finally received the gratuitous respect it has always well deserved.
Not surprisingly, new respect for the fore- and farsighted United Artists' production of "THE GREEN BERETS" -- the premier Vietnam War film of the Sixties -- is coming from rank and file Vietnam veterans. Belatedly, but unanimously, Vietnam vets are acknowledging that Mr. Wayne's DEPARTMENT's of STATE and DEFENSE- approved representation of the war in Vietnam is ac, American, inspirational and, most of all, was predictable of future events in the war.
DURING WW2, JOHN WAYNE WAS ONCE, Believe It or Not, BOOED
On one of John Wayne's USO appearances during World War II, 'The Duke', (as Mr. Wayne was affectionately referred to by Hollywood intimates), was warmly introduced. He then walked on-stage to receive the only boos, catcalls and audience criticism of his acting career... until he produced and starred in "THE GREEN BERETS."
The anger servicemen bespake and articulated during this singular WWII appearance narrow-mindedly reflected their individual and personal surprise that real-life war duty was not the antiseptic and bloodless unreality Hollywood movies depicted war service to be. What soldiers in this day's audience failed to realize at the moment was that Hollywood dramatizations were never meant to be 100% real. They were meant to be inspirational.
LIBRARY NOTE: EVERY G.I. who attended that USO show personally signed his apology to a 107-page, 98-foot-long letter to The Duke.
"THE GREEN BERETS" was realistic in its inception, dramatization and delivery. Mr. Wayne, much learned from his previous war film accomplishments, insisted upon and strived for the most accurate replication of American military service in Vietnam from the viewpoint of the 5th Special Forces soldier. Whether or not a scene was scheduled for his appearance, The Duke attended EVERY set schedule and shooting. In his own words:
"This may well be my last opportunity to serve my country in one of its greatest hours. I want this movie to say every word and bleed every emotion Presidents from Roosevelt to Kennedy would not permit me to say with a rifle."
Grunts who served in cavalry, infantry and artillery units were never told that John Wayne was personally ORDERED by three American presidents to withdraw his enlistment papers.
Vietnam experiences can only be understood by the man or woman who survived a war experience. Which is to say, the 1st Cavalry grunt was no more qualified to FULLY judge the Vietnam experience of a 5th Special Forces operative anymore than vice versus. Yet, SOME grunts who briefly interfaced with Vietnam soldiers of a different uniform mistakenly and misjudging felt they COMPLETELY understood the work of a counterpart. Wrong!
PERSONALLY supervising all levels of production, The Duke ordered that all military, political and diplomatic aspects of America's 'backchannel' military mission in Vietnam be screen-written into THE GREEN BERETS' dialogue and action. Lyndon Johnson Administration and military consultants -- some of whom served in Vietnam-related federal duties as far back as the Eisenhower Administration -- attended every filming sequence. In its efforts for accuracy alone, THE GREEN BERETS succeeds admirably. Monsoons, Saigon-night life, military protocol, Vietnam vernacular, ARVN relationship, Communist conspiracy, Special Forces training/camaraderie/assassination/operations were all accurately emphasized... and not to be reproduced in such accuracy and detail until Francis Ford Coppola's painfully detailed "APOCALYPSE NOW" received the numerous Academy Award nominations and awards eleven years later that John Wayne and THE GREEN BERETS were shamefully denied.
The creation and development of THE GREEN BERETS exemplifies all that the combined United States military departments hoped to achieve since our first (formal) involvement in international armed expeditions beginning in World War I. The American Special Forces concept was unknowingly created by Douglas MacArthur, who, alone with his scout and armed only with a frequently mis-firing pistol and his characteristic neck-scarf, journeyed far beyond friendly lines to survey the Kaiser's defenses. MacArthur's astute courage in that Teddy Roosevelt-like mission earned him the MEDAL OF HONOR... awarded over a quarter of a century later. Yet, it was from this courageous and selfless mission that the concept of the Green Berets was first stimulated.
Today, the Army's Green Berets, along with similar brother- services in the United States Air Force and Navy (SEALS), still commands and deserves the highest respect of our military heritage.
The following words were spoken not long ago by a Commander-in- Chief who attended a yet-unreported military event on a secret Army training base. As a teenager, this Commander-in-Chief shook the hand of President JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY, now indisputably recognized as 'THE FATHER OF THE GREEN BERETS'.
On the lawn of the White House that was now his home, and with tears rolling down his face, this Commander-in-chief spoke to an applauding crowd of ex-Special Forces, recent Secret Service graduates,
"I take my hat off... proudly... and in deep personal embarrassment... I raise my strongest arm in salute to American courage and selflessness in the face of mortal adversity. Had I better foresight... some twenty years ago... I would have volunteered to serve proudly alongside you... during your military service... as my father did. I... very deeply regret... the wrong decision I made. Please accept... your President's humble... and most respectful... apology."
This president's name is William Jefferson Clinton.
Rudely interrupted with deodorant and laundry soap commercials, Ted Turner's TNT of Atlanta, Georgia has yet to air a single, non- interrupted veteran-related broadcast.
The "G" rated "GREEN BERETS" is available in video stores nationwide. Mr. Turner is married to the former Jane Fonda.
With fond memories, Jim Hutton, David Janssen, Raymond St. Jacques and Aldo Ray provided exemplary, starring and exhausting performances.
AUTHOR'S ENDNOTE
In the above words, I am proud to have the opportunity to honor American men of such immense bravery and courage.
In the words of every American President...
God Bless the United States of America
LIBRARY NOTE:
Dr. Yosarian retired as a Specialist, Fourth Grade from the United States Army in 1972. Under the G.I. Education Bill, Dr. Yosarian completed Masters and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in Clinical Psychology with minors in History, Education and Sociology. Along with publishing, speaking engagements and Department of Defense-related consulting, Dr. Yosarian's most recent work is in encouraging and assisting military veterans of all ranks to pursue writing and higher education for the purpose of assuming Elder Statesman status.
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If a user withdraws from a campaign, they can only do so if it does * not result in the campaign no longer getting funded. * @author Chris Maree - SoIdarity */ contract CampaignManager is Ownable, Proxy{ /** @dev store the current state of the Camaign. */ enum State{NotStarted, Running, Funded, UnderFunded} /** @dev define the standard properties of a Campaign * @notice the doners are a mapping of addresses to uints. This enables each * donar to donate more than one time and for a record to be kept. Moreover, * if a doner removes their donation, a negative value can be stored here to * indicate the withdrawl * @notice the donersAddresses is used to store an array of all donars that * contributed as maps are not itterable by populated keys */ struct Campaign { address manager; uint startingTime; uint endingTime; uint balance; uint goal; uint cap; State state; mapping(address=>int[]) doners; address[] donersAddresses; string ipfsHash; } /** @dev store the total number of campaigns. Useful for retreving all of them **/ uint public campaignCount; /** * @dev Stop the creation of new campagins */ bool public emergencyStop_stopCreation = false; /** * @dev stops the fundion of existing campagins */ bool public emergencyStop_stopFunding = false; /** @dev store all campaigns as a mapping to their unique ID **/ mapping(uint=>Campaign) public campaigns; /** * @dev Verify the times spesified for the campaign are valid * @param _startingTime of the campaign (unix time stamp) * @param _endingTime of the campaign (unix time stamp) */ modifier validNewCampaignTime(uint _startingTime,uint _endingTime){ require(_startingTime>=now); require(_endingTime>_startingTime); _; } /** * @dev Verify the goals and cap for the campaign are valid * @notice if the cap is set to zero, it is uncapped * @param _goal value of the campaign (in ETH) * @param _cap value of the campaign (in ETH) */ modifier validNewCampaignFunding(uint _goal,uint _cap) { Eif(_cap !=0){ Erequire(_cap>_goal); } _; } /** * @dev Verify the current time is past the start time of the camaign * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ modifier campaignHasStarted(uint _campaignID) { require(now>campaigns[_campaignID].startingTime); _; } /** * @dev checks if the campaign is yet to start * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ modifier campaignNotStarted(uint _campaignID){ require(now < campaigns[_campaignID].startingTime); _; } /** * @dev checks if the campain has ended (current time more than end time) * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ modifier campaignEnded(uint _campaignID){ require(now>campaigns[_campaignID].endingTime); _; } /** * @dev Verify the current time is not past the end time of the camaign * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ modifier campaignHasNotEnded(uint _campaignID) { require(now<campaigns[_campaignID].endingTime); _; } /** * @dev checks if the campain has Succeeded (donation > than goal) * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ modifier campaignSucceeded(uint _campaignID){ Erequire(campaigns[_campaignID].balance>campaigns[_campaignID].goal); _; } /** * @dev checks if the campain has failed (donation < than goal) * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ modifier campaignUnsuccessful(uint _campaignID) { Erequire(now > campaigns[_campaignID].endingTime); Erequire(campaigns[_campaignID].balance < campaigns[_campaignID].goal); _; } /** * @dev checks if a campain has been funded, and therefore paid out. * @notice This assertion prevents manager's from withdrawing twice from a fund. * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ modifier campaignNotFunded(uint _campaignID){ require(campaigns[_campaignID].state != State.Funded); _; } /** * @dev Verify that the donation will not cause the campaign to exceed its cap * @notice this function takes into account the current balance and the donation * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ modifier campaignWillNotExceedCap(uint _campaignID) { require(campaigns[_campaignID].balance + msg.value<=campaigns[_campaignID].cap); _; } /** * @dev Verify that the donation will not cause the campaign to drop below * its goal. This prevents someone from making a campaign that would succeed, * fail due to cancelling their contribution * @notice value is required as the user has the choice to either cancle or * reduce their donation. * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign * @param _value is the amount that the donar wants to reduce their donation by */ modifier campaignWillNotDropBelowGoal(uint _campaignID, uint _value) { if(campaigns[_campaignID].balance>campaigns[_campaignID].goal){ Irequire(campaigns[_campaignID].balance-_value > campaigns[_campaignID].goal); } _; } /** * @dev Verify that the reduction from a donation will not cause the donation * to drop below zero, and as such enabling the user to take out more than * they deposited. Moreover, this check ensures that a user who did not donate * cant withdraw as this assert will fail as their total donation balance will * be zero. * @notice the function needs to check the total donation for the user by * summing over all previous donations * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign * @param _value is the amount that the donar wants to reduce their donation by */ modifier adequetDonationToReduce(uint _campaignID, uint _value){ int totalDonation = 0; for (uint i=0; i<campaigns[_campaignID].doners[msg.sender].length;i++){ totalDonation += campaigns[_campaignID].doners[msg.sender][i]; } require(totalDonation-int(_value)>=0); _; } /** * @dev checks that the caller of the function is the campaign's manager; * This is the person that create the campaign. * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ modifier onlyManager(uint _campaignID){ require(msg.sender == campaigns[_campaignID].manager); _; } /** * @dev checks if a caller of the function is a Contributer to the campaign * @notice If they have contributed, there will be some items within the * doners array representing donations. * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ modifier onlyContributer(uint _campaignID){ Erequire(campaigns[_campaignID].doners[msg.sender].length > 0); _; } /** * @dev Prevents the creation of new campaigns */ modifier emergencyStop_Creation(){ require(emergencyStop_stopCreation == false); _; } /** * @dev Prevents the funding of new campaigns */ modifier emergencyStop_Funding(){ Erequire(emergencyStop_stopFunding == false); _; } /** @dev Assign owner and reset campaign */ constructor() public { owner = msg.sender; campaignCount = 0; } function enableEmergencyStop_Creation() public onlyOwner { emergencyStop_stopCreation = true; } function enableEmergencyStop_Funding() public onlyOwner { emergencyStop_stopFunding = true; } /** * @dev Generate a new campaign struct and store it. Assign manager and values * @notice this sets the inital value of the State to NotStarted * @param _startingTime unix time stamp of when the campaign will start * @param _endingTime unix time stamp of when the campaign will end * @param _goal value of the campaign (in ETH). * @param _cap value of the campaign (in ETH) * @param _ipfsHash represents the campain information on IPFS in a hash */ function createCampaign( uint _startingTime, uint _endingTime, uint _goal, uint _cap, string _ipfsHash ) public validNewCampaignTime(_startingTime,_endingTime) validNewCampaignFunding(_goal,_cap) emergencyStop_Creation returns(uint) { address[] memory emptydonersAddresses; campaigns[campaignCount] = Campaign({ manager: msg.sender, startingTime: _startingTime, endingTime: _endingTime, balance: 0, goal: _goal, cap: _cap, state: State.NotStarted, donersAddresses: emptydonersAddresses, ipfsHash: _ipfsHash }); campaignCount += 1; return campaignCount; } /** * @dev Enable anyone to donate to a campaign. The campaign must have started, * have not finished and not exceeded it's cap to be able to deposit. * @notice this changes the state of a campaign from NotStarted -> Running * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ function fundCampaign(uint _campaignID) public payable campaignHasStarted(_campaignID) campaignHasNotEnded(_campaignID) campaignWillNotExceedCap(_campaignID) emergencyStop_Funding { campaigns[_campaignID].balance += msg.value; // Need to implicity typecast the msg.value for as donars can be // negative when withdrawing campaigns[_campaignID].doners[msg.sender].push(int(msg.value)); // There is no point in storing a doners address multiple times in the //donersAddresses array so only add if you this is your first contribution // if(campaigns[_campaignID].doners[msg.sender].length==0){ campaigns[_campaignID].donersAddresses.push(msg.sender); // } if (campaigns[_campaignID].state != State.Running){ campaigns[_campaignID].state = State.Running; } } /** * @dev Enable any donar to reduce their donation. The campaign must have, * started have not finished and their reduction must not make a project that * would succeed fail due to the reduction. * @notice we dont need to check the state of the campain as you would only * call this function if you had at some point donated and the check is done * there (function fundCampaign). * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign * @param _value the amount bywhich the campaign is reduced */ function reduceDontation(uint _campaignID, uint _value) public campaignHasStarted(_campaignID) campaignHasNotEnded(_campaignID) campaignWillNotDropBelowGoal(_campaignID, _value) adequetDonationToReduce(_campaignID, _value) { campaigns[_campaignID].balance -= _value; // store the reduction in the doners respective array as a negative value // preserving a history of reductions. The sum of this array is their // respective donation campaigns[_campaignID].doners[msg.sender].push(-int(_value)); msg.sender.transfer(_value); //refund the user for the Ether they sent in } /** * @dev Enable the campaign manager to withdraw the funds donated after the * period is finished. The state of the campaign.state defines if the ownerc * @notice The campaign state changes from Running -> Funded * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ function withdrawCampaignFunds(uint _campaignID) public onlyManager(_campaignID) campaignEnded(_campaignID) campaignSucceeded(_campaignID) campaignNotFunded(_campaignID) { // Note that we dont have to change the balance of the campaign as we // prevent double withdraws by checking the state of the campaign. // Leaving the balance within the campaign enables an easy way to sender // the total funds sent to the campaign. campaigns[_campaignID].state = State.Funded; msg.sender.transfer(campaigns[_campaignID].balance); } /** * @dev Enables someone who contributed to a failed campaign to get back * their contributions back. This is a sum of all their contributions * period is finished. * @notice The campaign state changes from Running -> Failed * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign */ function refundFailedCampaign(uint _campaignID) public onlyContributer(_campaignID) campaignEnded(_campaignID) campaignUnsuccessful(_campaignID) { uint totalContributed = 0; for (uint i = 0;i < campaigns[_campaignID].doners[msg.sender].length; i++){ totalContributed += uint(campaigns[_campaignID].doners[msg.sender][i]); } // Take away their whole contribution from their profile. This means // that if they try redraw again the sum total == 0. The require is here // to ensure that if the user calls again the function will not preform // a transaction of 0 ether and will throw require(totalContributed>0); campaigns[_campaignID].doners[msg.sender].push(-int(totalContributed)); msg.sender.transfer(totalContributed); } /** * @dev Enables a fund manager to update the ipfs hash on an entry in the * case they change it. * @notice They can ONLY do this before a fund is sstarted. * @param _campaignID unique identifer of the campaign * @param _newHash defines the new IPFS hash for the campaign */ function updateIpfsHash(uint _campaignID, string _newHash) public onlyManager(_campaignID) campaignNotStarted(_campaignID) { campaigns[_campaignID].ipfsHash = _newHash; } function fetchCampaign(uint _campaignID) public view returns (address manager, uint startingTime, uint endingTime, uint balance, uint goal, uint cap, State state, address[] donersAddresses, string ipfsHash) { manager = campaigns[_campaignID].manager; startingTime = campaigns[_campaignID].startingTime; endingTime = campaigns[_campaignID].endingTime; balance = campaigns[_campaignID].balance; goal = campaigns[_campaignID].goal; cap = campaigns[_campaignID].cap; state = campaigns[_campaignID].state; donersAddresses = campaigns[_campaignID].donersAddresses; ipfsHash = campaigns[_campaignID].ipfsHash; return (manager, startingTime, endingTime, balance, goal, cap, state, donersAddresses, ipfsHash); } } |


{% extends "template.alert.base.html" %} {% block intro %}
{% endblock intro %} {% block content %}
{% trans count=talked_to_count %} In the past 24 hours, this device talked to {{ talked_to_count }} device: {% pluralize %} In the past 24 hours, this device talked to {{ talked_to_count }} devices: {% endtrans %}


Random Donald Trump Quotes
About:
Ted Cruz
Here
@ Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Ted Cruz is a nervous wreck. He is making reckless charges not caring for the truth! His poll #'s are way down!
@ Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Ted Cruz is a nervous wreck. He is making reckless charges not caring for the truth! His poll #'s are way down!


Follow these steps after selecting Tradier as your brokerage or data feed in the tutorial in the introduction:
$ lean live "My Project" Account id: VA000001 Access token: ****************
$ lean live "My Project" Use the developer sandbox? [y/N]: y


{% extends 'disturbance/emails/apiary_base_email.html' %} {% block content %} The application {{ proposal.lodgement_number }} has been assessed and has been recommended for approval.
Title: {{proposal.title}}
Activity: {{proposal.activity}}
Approved:
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Expiry date: {{ expiry_date }}
Details: {{ details }}
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Oooooo, sorry that's the wrong answer. You actually need JavaScript to use Dillinger.
See, Dillinger is an application, not a website. JavaScript is a requirement.
Be sure and come back when you have JavaScript enabled - It's 2014!!!!!!!!!!


TFlearn is a modular and transparent deep learning library built on top of Tensorflow. It was designed to provide a higher-level API to TensorFlow in order to facilitate and speed-up experimentations, while remaining fully transparent and compatible with it.
TFLearn features include:
The high-level API currently supports most of recent deep learning models, such as Convolutions, LSTM, BiRNN, BatchNorm, PReLU, Residual networks, Generative networks... In the future, TFLearn is also intended to stay up-to-date with latest deep learning techniques.
Note: Latest TFLearn (v0.3) is only compatible with TensorFlow v1.0 and over.
# Classification
tflearn.init_graph(num_cores=8, gpu_memory_fraction=0.5)
net = tflearn.input_data(shape=[None, 784])
net = tflearn.fully_connected(net, 64)
net = tflearn.dropout(net, 0.5)
net = tflearn.fully_connected(net, 10, activation='softmax')
net = tflearn.regression(net, optimizer='adam', loss='categorical_crossentropy')
model = tflearn.DNN(net)
model.fit(X, Y)
# Sequence Generation
net = tflearn.input_data(shape=[None, 100, 5000])
net = tflearn.lstm(net, 64)
net = tflearn.dropout(net, 0.5)
net = tflearn.fully_connected(net, 5000, activation='softmax')
net = tflearn.regression(net, optimizer='adam', loss='categorical_crossentropy')
model = tflearn.SequenceGenerator(net, dictionary=idx, seq_maxlen=100)
model.fit(X, Y)
model.generate(50, temperature=1.0)
There are many more examples available here.
TensorFlow Installation
TFLearn requires Tensorflow (version 1.0+) to be installed.
To install TensorFlow, simply run pip install tensorflow or, with GPU-support pip install tensorflow-gpu
For more details see TensorFlow installation instructions
TFLearn Installation
To install TFLearn, the easiest way is to run
For the bleeding edge version (recommended):
pip install git+https://github.com/tflearn/tflearn.git
For the latest stable version:
pip install tflearn
Otherwise, you can also install from source by running (from source folder):
python setup.py install
See Getting Started with TFLearn to learn about TFLearn basic functionalities or start browsing TFLearn Tutorials.
There are many neural network implementation available, see Examples.
Graph
Loss & Accuracy (multiple runs)
Layers
This is the first release of TFLearn, if you find any bug, please report it in the GitHub issues section.
Improvements and requests for new features are more than welcome! Do not hesitate to twist and tweak TFLearn, and send pull-requests.
For more info: Contribute to TFLearn.
MIT License


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The practice of mindfulness extends beyond sitting meditation and is applicable to every second, minute, hour and day of life. Being present with a moment and / or movement without judgement can be accepted as a gift to the self and others. Meditation is often portrayed as an individualised practice in palagi contexts. Chade-Meng Tan's writing on mindfulness extends beyond the individual and reaches to connect with others as in the practice of 'other directed mindfulness'.
Tan offers the reader both informal and formal ways of exercising mindful listening and conversation, practical and joyful ways to sustain mindfulness practice, and also how to simultaneously master focused and open attention.Collective attributes


Pig Dice Game
Here are the rules to the game:
- Only Two Players can play the game
- Player 1 inputs name and Player 2 inputs name, and clicks start button
- Player 1 clicks ROLL button and the Dice rolls and number is generated
- If Player 1 rolls any number other than 1, that roll is added to round total
- If Player 1 rolls a 1, no score is added and round for Player 1 ends
- Repeat for Player 2
- When a player's total score reaches 100 or more, game ends and winner page shows
If you are ready Let's Play !
Dice Roll:
Round Total :
Total Score :
Dice Roll:
Round Total :
Total Score :
If your total score is more than 100 press the hold button to be declared the winner !


Judges question continued secrecy of parts of Mueller report
by The Associated PressWASHINGTON -- A federal appeals panel is voicing skepticism over the Justice Department's claim it can defy Congress' request for secret material from the Mueller report.
Two of the three judges who heard arguments at a hearing Monday seemed prepared to order at least some of the material sought by the House for its impeachment inquiry to be turned over.
The House Judiciary Committee is seeking grand jury testimony and other details redacted from the public version of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Last month, a judge ordered the Justice Department to turn over the redacted material, but the Trump administration appealed.
One judge suggested the House needed the information since the Mueller report left Congress to decide whether President Donald Trump obstructed the Russia probe.
Trump calls the probe a "witch hunt."


The Nullable/NotNull configuration dialog shows the lists of @Nullable and @NotNull annotations.
@Nullable
@NotNull
(This page described controls. For more information on how to use the annotations, refer to @Nullable and @NotNull.)


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In order to edit an area (also known as a zone), you need to start by loading or creating one. This can be done via the File --> New or File --> Open menu commands.
Areas consist of a few major types of things:
Mobs
Objects
Rooms
Shops
Quests
Resets
Repop Points
Each of these can be edited using the icons on the left side the menu bar, in order. After the edit icons, the next six icons (directional arrows plus U and D) shift the map display north, south, west, east, up, or down. This lets you view parts of the map that hang off the edge of the display, or that are on different levels. The indicators after the icons show your X and Y offset (how far the map is shifted from center) as well as which level you are viewing.
The main window has two different views -- the map view (shown above), and the walkthrough view (shown below). The view can be changed by clicking the corresponding tab.Along the bottom of the window some information is displayed: The area name, the file location, and the quantity of each type of data in the area.
In walkthrough mode, commands can be entered as if you were inside the zone. Movement and information commands are available as are some editing commands. Type "commands" to see the full list of available commands. Walkthrough mode may be easier for some people to use when editing an area.
On the "tools" menu are two selections: "Renumber Area", which lets you automatically change all of the index numbers of objects, rooms, and mobs to start with a new number, and "Check Area", which analyzes the area and reports any items that haven't been filled in, such as room descriptions, mob names, and object keywords. Items in the error report can be double-clicked to jump to the edit window for that item.


Wizard Duel
Player 1 Name:
Player 1 House:
Gryffindor
Hufflepuff
Ravenclaw
Slytherin
Player 1 Gender:
Male
Female
Player 2 Name:
Player 2 House:
Gryffindor
Hufflepuff
Ravenclaw
Slytherin
Player 2 Gender:
Male
Female
Create Characters!
Level:
Health:
House:
Personality:
Inventory:
Start Duel!
Attack!
Flee!
Use Item:
Use!
Attack!
Flee!
Use Item:
Use!
Level:
Health:
House:
Personality:
Inventory: