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![]() The editors make a clear argument that “recovery of Herrick’s manuscript career is essential to understanding what and how he wrote.” They untangle how Herrick’s appearance and rise in notoriety via the sharing of manuscript “miscellanies” opens the truest lens for better understanding his reasoning behind his presentation of his work when published. This activity, as the editors suggest, was “a product, as Marjorie Swann has pointed out, of the humanist education system and its ‘notebook method’, which treated texts ‘as bundles of fragments which could be appropriated by readers and writers’.” Prior to the subsequent rise of the printing press, it played a predominant and central role in how a poet gained popularity and became known to a reading audience. It’s a generous wealth of material, including musical settings for several poems made for Court performances possibly by the likes of Herrick’s friend the composer Henry Lawes: “evidence of three manuscript songbooks containing settings of Herrick’s work indicated that his lyrics were being performed in semi-public concerts in London in the late 1640s and early 1650s.”īefore printing presses really took off and books by individual poets were widely available, poems usually circulated as transcribed by hand into manuscript books known as “miscellanies.” Shared among acquaintances, numerous individuals might contribute entries as the book was passed round from gathering to gathering. The second volume includes generally brief annotations for individual poems as well as significantly enlarges critical approaches to Herrick’s work from the manuscript book level up. There’s a novel waiting to be written imagining the poet’s apparently ‘silent’ final twenty-six years of life. Published in 1648 when Herrick was fifty-seven, this single collection while nonetheless large is yet the extent of his work despite the fact he continued living until 1674. The poems appear as individual sequentially numbered entries, some titled some not, separated into two sections: the secular, larger Hesperides followed by the religious, slimmer His Noble Numbers. The religious nature of the latter section reflects Herrick’s time as a country pastor.įor contemporary readers there’s a fair amount of disjuncture between the two sections as numerous sexual and otherwise bawdy scenarios play out in the rather un-pastor-like first two-thirds of the book yet for his time, Herrick’s role as a gentleman pastor who had his fair share of womanizing and drinking was rather par for the course. The majority of the remaining 800+ pages contain Herrick’s sole publication in his lifetime of his entire 1400 poetic works. The first volume opens with a succinct biographical account, introducing Herrick’s life and work. This two volume edition amply supplies the full range of available Herrick material. As a result, my focus here will not be upon individual poems so much as the editorial work performed and subsequent argument presented. From “To the Virgins, To make Much of Time” as recited by the late Robin Williams in the film Dead Poets Society onwards to other regular anthology pieces such as “To Daffodils” or “Corinna’s Going A-Maying” Herrick’s lyrics are rather ubiquitously found as cultural reference points representing poetry-at-large. Many readers will be readily familiar with Herrick’s poetry. ![]() I’ve never questioned the work’s sustained relevancy despite that Herrick’s reputation comes from a relatively few number of poems from out the phenomenal 1400 he composed. As with so many other poets, such as John Keats, Tom truly brought the Herrick’s work to life. Hearing Tom expound upon Herrick’s life and work opened new avenues of appreciation. The full work of a recognized master of the lyric form achieves due notice. I became entranced and inducted into a lifelong engagement with reading Robert Herrick’s poetry as a student of poet Tom Clark’s classes in Poetics at New College of California. Without question The Complete Poetry of Robert Herrickis a milestone in the appreciation and recognition of one of the chief poets of delight among the English. ![]() It includes antivirus protection, web threat scanning, browser protection, and a cloud management console. Īvast launched a freeware business product, Avast for Business, in February 2015. Avast offers free and paid products that provide computer security, browser security, antivirus software, firewall, anti-phishing, antispyware, and anti-spam, among other services. 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![]() Evaporated milk is effectively sugar free condensed milk so sweetened condensed milk is evaporated milk plus sugar. They can be substituted with each other from a texture point of view, however, one is sweet while the other is not, which you need to take into consideration. While both are technically made by reducing the milk of water, the differentiating factor is sugar. So, 56% of the product is sugar (some natural sugar in the milk, and most of it is added sugar), while the fat content is only slightly higher than whole milk (5% vs 3%).Īlthough they sound similar, condensed milk and evaporated milk are not the same. As per Nestle’s La Lechera, a serving (39g) of sweetened condensed milk contains 22g of carbohydrates, 2g of protein, 3.5g of fat, and 100 mg of calcium. To understand how to substitute sweetened condensed milk, besides its texture and taste, it is important to take into consideration its nutritional facts. ![]() The extended shelf life led to the sales boom of condensed milk and using sweetened condensed nowadays is accessable in almost all countries. Charles Page, one of the forefathers of Nestle established the first condensed milk factory in Switzerland to provide safe, healthy, and portable milk to the military troops. In fact, the concept of condensed milk was conceived in the mid-1800s as a longer-lasting milk substitute. Sugar is then added and the final mixture is canned. This way, it can even be stored outside a refrigerator. ![]() Once up to 60% of water content is eliminated from whole milk, it forms reduced milk. But what is this sugary concoction you ask? Simply put, sweetened condensed milk is just plain old cow's milk with water removed. Thick, creamy, and sticky, it's easy to see why sweet condensed milk is a popular ingredient in many recipes eg.
![]() So try thinking of these rays in the same way. Cycles is a backwards path tracer, meaning it traces rays from the camera out into the scene. Note: While thinking of how to set up some kind of material or effect, it's often useful to think of the scene in the same way that the render engine does. The lines represent the paths of light rays as they travel near the black hole. In the version on the left this circle represents a refracting sphere as described by Nightshade. ![]() The outer circle represents the approximate distance at which the bending of light becomes noticeable. The inner circle represents the event horizon, from which no light can escape (i.e. To visualize the difference, take this example image. However we can only change it's direction at a surface. We need to make light bend continuously, sort of as if it's in a medium with a changing IOR. This is really the same problem as Is it possible to change the IOR inside a volume?.Ĭan only bend light at a surface, via the refraction shader. It should be noted that refraction a completely different phenomenon from gravitational lensing. In cycles the only way we can "bend" light is via refraction, which occurs when light exits one medium and/or enters another. So, how can we render it with cycles anyway? Cycles doesn't have any support for simulating this kind of phenomenon. TL DR: Light is bent around black holes the same way the paths of planets around the sun are bent. This is why a special render engine had to be written to render the effects in Interstellar. I don't know of any render engines which take into account such corner-case complications like the bending of spacetime near gravitational bodies :P However with such a ridiculously massive object as a black hole, this effect can be quite extreme. Normally these distortions are very small, even with such big and massive objects like the sun. So light is always going straight (from it's point of view), but to us it appears to bend as it follows the "straight lines" of distorted space. The more massive the object, the more distortion. Gravity is a distortion of spacetime around objects. Light does travel only in straight lines, but it can be bent by gravity. The reason why this bending is problematic is that cycles assumes light always travels in straight lines. ![]() The trouble with this is that you need light to "bend" in a continuous arc around the black hole. It also keeps a nice warped edge when close which looks really good. This is so the refraction sphere doesn't hide behind it when up close. I should also note that I have chopped the black hole sphere in half. Any advice on that would be great! Then I can work on an accretion disc. All I need to do now is figure out a way to create an inner distortion around the very edge of the black hole. I've changed the bounce values to decrease the amount of dark patches. Have made some slight changes to accommodate for jagged edges and the warp moving away from the black hole. I have the black hole working nicely now. I've tried adding transparency nodes with ray depth, shadow ray, camera ray etc but nothing seems to be working. I have a hunch that it could be the shadow being emitted by the half sphere however I've disabled it in the 'Ray Visibility' section. I've checked all the nodes and modifiers multiple times and all is the same so I'm slightly confused as to why it's not working the same. I've tried that method but the outcome is with a black sphere. Note that I am not great at using nodes so if that's the key, could you explain in great detail? I'd love to hear any tips or suggestions to try out and experiment with them! The sphere needs to somehow warp everything around it and not itself. Is there anyway in which you can do this? I've tried adding another sphere, making it transparent and giving it a gravitational lighting effect but it just doesn't cut it. I recently saw the film Interstellar and it was fantastic! The effects blew me away and it got me in the mood to try and re create the black hole, however I haven't been able to find any information on how you can make a spherical object warp the world around it. ![]() The Git reset command can be used with various flags: You can use Git reset to revert a branch to its state in a previous commit. In the Changes view of Team Explorer, choose Actions > View History to open the History tab for the current branch. Or, choose Reset > Keep Changes (-mixed) to reset the branch to the selected commit and retain all subsequent changes as unstaged changes. In the History tab for the current branch, right-click the commit you want to reset, and then choose Reset > Delete Changes (-hard) to reset the branch to the selected commit and delete all changes to all branch files since that commit. Git checkout also supports reverting a file to a previously committed version when you specify a partial or full commit ID that uniquely identifies a commit: git checkout įor more information about finding a commit ID, see Find a commit ID.įrom the menu bar, choose Git > View Branch History to open the History tab for the current branch. You can use the Git checkout command to discard uncommitted changes to a file by reverting the file to its last committed version: git checkout įor example, git checkout README.md discards uncommitted changes to the README.md file. Unstaged files show up in the Changes section If the file is in the Staged Changes section, right-click it and choose Unstage. In the Changes view of Team Explorer, identify the file with the changes that you want to discard. Visual Studio 2019 provides a Git version control experience by using the Git menu, Git Changes, and through context menus in Solution Explorer. If the file is in the Changes section, right-click it and choose Undo Changes to discard all changes to the file since the last commit. Unstaged files show up in the Changes section. In the Git Changes window, identify the file with the changes that you want to discard. Visual Studio supports discarding uncommitted changes to a file by reverting the file to its last committed version. For more information, see the Visual Studio 2019 - Team Explorer tab. Visual Studio 2019 version 16.8 also offers the Team Explorer Git user interface. Visual Studio 2022 provides a Git version control experience by using the Git menu, Git Changes, and through context menus in Solution Explorer. For more information, see How to create a commit. Fix a problem introduced in a prior commit by creating a new commit that includes the fix. ![]() For more information, see How to update your last commit.
By five in the afternoon, 15 capital ships, 4 light cruisers and 32 destroyers were sunk. When Vice-Admiral Sir Sydney Fremantle received news about the scuttling, he raced back to Scapa Flow just in time to see only the large ships still afloat. The German ships were tilting heavily to one side, the German flag were once more flying from the masts, and the crews were abandoning the ships. The ships were deliberately flooded from one side so that they would turn over and sink because that made the ships more difficult to salvage.Ībout an hour went by before the British realized what was happening. In some ships holes were bored through bulkheads to facilitate the spread of water. The upper-works of the German battle-cruiser SMS Hindenburg above the water at Scapa Flow.īelow deck, German sailors opened seacocks, torpedo tubes and portholes, and smashed water pipes to flood the ships. At about 11:20 another flag signal was sent using semaphore and searchlights. At ten in the morning, exactly an hour after the British fleet had left, Reuter sent a flag signal ordering the fleet to stand by for the signal to scuttle. On the morning of 21 June, the weather was calm and favorable, so the British fleet left Scapa Flow for exercise, and von Reuter saw his chance. Ironically it was the British drifters who were carting those letters around to the officers on the other ships. Should our government agree in the peace to terms to the surrender of the ships, then the ships will be handed over, to the lasting disgrace of those who have placed us in this position. It is my intention to sink the ships only if the enemy should attempt to obtain possession of them without the assent of our government. On June 18, 1919, Reuters sent out orders to all the interned ships in the harbor. Reuter felt it was his duty to not let that happen. ![]() By May that year, Reuter learned that the Royal Navy was preparing to seize the fleet. German Rear-Admiral Ludwig von Reuter himself had suggested it to his chief of staff as early as January 1919. The possibility of the Germans scuttling their own ships to prevent surrender was considered. The French and Italians each wanted a share, but the British wanted them destroyed because they knew that any redistribution of the ships would put their own navy at a proportional disadvantage in numbers compared to other navies. Meanwhile, the Allied powers remained divided over the fate of the ships. The luckier ones got sent home, but nearly five thousand of the original twenty had to stay behind as caretaker of the ships. Lack of supplies and no entertainment resulted in poor discipline and appalling living conditions. They were not allowed the go ashore or visit any other German ships, making their interment a veritable imprisonment. The men tried to supplement their diet with fish and seagulls caught from the decks. Food was sent twice a month from Germany, but it was monotonous. Four more ships joined the fleet that brought the total number of interned ships to 74-the largest fleet of warships ever assembled.įor the next seven months the ships languished in the harbor and the crew stranded aboard as peace talks were delayed again and again. Finally, under heavy Allied escort, the ships began to move out and arrived at the massive natural harbor at Scapa Flow between 25 to 27 November. ![]() Once all the German ships had arrived, Admiral David Beatty of the Royal Navy gave a controversial order to lower the German flags on the ships and not to raise them again without his permission, despite the fact that the ships were still the property of Germany as the peace talks had not yet started. On 21 November, 70 German vessels rendezvoused at the Firth of Forth, Scotland, to be escorted to their place of internment at Scapa Flow. ![]() Scuttling of the German Fleet at Scapa Flow. It was suggested that they should be interned at Royal Navy’s base at Scapa Flow, in the Orkney Islands of Scotland, until their fate could be determined. Germany’s U-boats should be surrendered immediately, the Allied powers decided, but they could not agree what to do with the German surface fleet. One of the conditions of the Armistice was the complete demilitarization of Germany, and the surrender of military material to the Allied. The Germans were given a laundry list of terms to agree, but few promises were made by the Allied Supreme Commander, Marshal Ferdinand Foch, in return. The Armistice of 11 November 1918, that ended hostiles between the Allied and the Allies, left little for negotiation. ![]() ![]() More than 44 million passengers annually travel through Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the country. The Sustainability Team is critical to the continued success of the Aviation Department and its long-standing commitment to sustainability and livability for the Phoenix metro area, by ensuring the movement of people and goods is efficient, uses fewer natural resources, supports the local community, and helps Aviation maintain its status as a leader in airport sustainability. The position requires an experienced energy management professional with the technical engineering and communication skills necessary to oversee the energy management program. The second opportunity is for a Sustainability Energy Manager. The first opportunity is for a Sustainability Manager. The successful candidate will capitalize on past successes and elevate current progress, providing both the leadership and management direction necessary to achieve ambitious sustainability goals and objectives in support of the Aviation Department’s strategic plan. The Department has two exciting new positions for dynamic, forward-thinking, and results-oriented sustainability professionals with proven leadership and collaboration skills. The City of Phoenix Aviation Department is committed to ensuring the Phoenix airports are Future Friendly and enhance the communities we serve by placing a high emphasis on sustainability – an approach that balances economic vitality with environmental and social responsibility. The culture at Aviation is team-focused and collaborative, qualities essential to success in the dynamic, and fast paced environment of the airport industry. ![]() ![]() Desdemona has a lead on them and asks the Sole Survivor to help neutralize their members. To the Mattresses: The synth-hating L&L Gang is a major threat to the Railroad.They can assist in these efforts by clearing out the location of hostiles. Randolph Safehouse: The Railroad agent Mister Tims will leave dead drops in the form of six holotapes for the Sole Survivor, containing information about possible hazards to the Railroad's escort and escape of synths out of the Commonwealth.An unchecked courser can cause tremendous damage to the Railroad and the Sole Survivor is tasked with eliminating it. Variable Removal: PAM has intel on a courser in the field.The player character needs to take him out before he can do too much damage. Rogue Courser: Preston Garvey has learned of a courser who has embedded himself within a raider gang.A complete Giddyup Buttercup underwater in the first flooded room with the broken pipes, behind a pipe in the northeast corner of the room.Cutty drops the Poseidon Energy key, which unlocks both the front and roof doors.Two Vault-Tec lunchboxes - In the lower flooded levels at the end of an underwater pipe in the west section, and on the eastern corner of the factory floor behind a ramp on the lower shelf.Tesla Science Magazine - On the same desk as the Endurance bobblehead.Endurance bobblehead - On a desk in the upper area that contains the 'Glory' chair.If one has a good relationship with the Institute, they will not attack. Depending on the level, there may also be a courser. Synths have been sighted here attacking the raiders inside the building. Cutty clad in raider power armor awaits in the central structure, guarding the Endurance bobblehead and a Tesla Science magazine. A short jaunt beyond the chemistry station is the ramp to the roof access door. Progress is pretty linear through this area with just a couple of side rooms, one of which contains a chemistry station. Opening this door will activate the main floor's automated defenses, which will start fighting the raiders on the catwalks above. Through the yellow-lined doorway is another security terminal with a door. A Novice-locked wall safe is near the "Restricted Area" sign visible from the front door. There are two Novice-locked safes with minor loot: one through a submerged doorway near the security door terminal, and the other in an office supply closet with skeletons.Įntering from the sublevels leads right to the front door. The sublevel is partially submerged, making it a home for mirelurks, with a few automated defenses thrown in for good measure. The southeast side of the facility has two drainpipes, one of which can be used to enter the Poseidon Energy sublevels. The front and roof access doors are both Master locked. The facility's exterior is almost surrounded by catwalks patrolled by several raiders. Currently, a gang of raiders led by Cutty has set up defenses against the robot security active at this location, as well as encroaching mirelurks throughout the multiple levels within. This Poseidon Energy corporation power plant uses natural gas and solar energy. |
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