I've been running a code that generates a login page for a desktop app. By logging in succesfully, the user would be sent to the main UI of the app ("Mainwin.py"). However, everytime I tried to log in, it gives me an error about 'pymysql' not being found, even though I already have it installed. The error is caused by a file named "actividad.py", which is used to show what user has been using the app lately:

from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QDialog, QVBoxLayout, QTableWidget, QTableWidgetItem import pymysql class ActividadWindow(QDialog): def __init__(self): super().__init__() self.setWindowTitle("Actividad de Usuarios") self.setGeometry(100, 100, 400, 300) # Ajusta el tamaño según tus necesidades self.layout = QVBoxLayout() self.tableWidget = QTableWidget() self.layout.addWidget(self.tableWidget) self.setLayout(self.layout) # Conectar a la base de datos y cargar datos en la tabla self.cargar_datos() def cargar_datos(self): conexion = pymysql.connect(host='127.0.0.1', user='root', password='password', database='test') cursor = conexion.cursor() cursor.execute("SELECT * FROM actividad") datos = cursor.fetchall() self.tableWidget.setRowCount(len(datos)) self.tableWidget.setColumnCount(len(datos[0])) encabezados = [description[0] for description in cursor.description] self.tableWidget.setHorizontalHeaderLabels(encabezados) for fila, dato_fila in enumerate(datos): for columna, dato in enumerate(dato_fila): self.tableWidget.setItem(fila, columna, QTableWidgetItem(str(dato))) conexion.close() 

What's strange is that when I run the "Mainwin.py" file, it all runs smoothly. It's only when I run from the login page code that the error is happening. Here's the code of the login page for reference:

from tkinter import * from PIL import Image, ImageTk from tkinter import messagebox import pymysql import subprocess import psutil from datetime import datetime windows=Tk() windows.title('AquaSense Login') windows.geometry('490x240+500+100') # windows.resizable(0,0) #forgot password def forgot_password(): windows.destroy() import forgotpassword #Button Definition process def create_one(): windows.destroy() import Registration2 def login(): if idEntry.get() == '' or passwdEntry.get() == '': messagebox.showerror('Alert', 'Please enter all entry fields!') else: db = pymysql.connect(host='127.0.0.1', user='root', password='password', database='test') cur = db.cursor() queryActi = 'use testP' cur.execute(queryActi) queryActi='create table if not exists Actividad (actId int auto_increment primary key not null, userId int,FOREIGN KEY (userId) REFERENCES personaldata(id),fecha DATETIME) ' \ cur.execute(queryActi) query = 'select * FROM personaldata where passwrd=%s AND username=%s' cur.execute(query, (passwdEntry.get(),idEntry.get(),)) roles = cur.fetchone() if roles == None: messagebox.showerror('Alert!', 'Incorrect username or password') return else: login_time = datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') user_id = roles[0] # Assuming the ID is the first column in personaldata table insert_query = 'insert into Actividad (userId, fecha) VALUES ( %s, %s)' cur.execute(insert_query, (user_id, login_time)) db.commit() messagebox.showinfo('success', 'Login Successful') # clear screen idEntry.delete(0, END) passwdEntry.delete(0, END) main_running = False for proc in psutil.process_iter(): if 'Mainwin.py' in proc.name(): main_running = True break if not main_running: # Launch the PyQt main page script using subprocess subprocess.Popen(['python', 'Mainwin.py']) # Close the original tkinter login window windows.destroy() #username def on_entry(e): idEntry.delete(0, END) def on_password(e): name=idEntry.get() if name == '': idEntry.insert(0,'username') #password def on_enter(e): passwdEntry.delete(0, END) def on_Leave(e): password = passwdEntry.get() if password == '': passwdEntry.insert(0, 'password') #for hiding data on the entry fields by clicking on the check box def show(): passwdEntry.configure(show='*') check.configure(command=hide, text='') def hide(): passwdEntry.configure(show='') check.configure(command=show, text='') frame=Frame(windows, width=700, height=400, bg='light blue') frame.place(x=0,y=0) LogoImage=PhotoImage(file= r'C:\Users\UserPC\Downloads\Personal_Registration_Form-main\Personal_Registration_Form\user (1).png') idlabel=Label(frame, text='Nombre', fg='black', image=LogoImage, compound=LEFT, bg='light blue', font=('Calibre', 14, 'bold')) idlabel.grid(row=1, column=0, pady=20, padx=1) passwordImage=PhotoImage(file= r'C:\Users\UserPC\Downloads\Personal_Registration_Form-main\Personal_Registration_Form\padlock.png') passwdlabel=Label(frame, image=passwordImage, compound=LEFT,fg='black', bg='light blue', text=' Contraseña', font=('Calibre', 14, 'bold')) passwdlabel.grid(row=3, column=0, pady=10, padx=3) passwdlabel.place(x=10, y=70) idEntry=Entry(frame, width=39, bd=3) idEntry.grid(row=1,column=2,columnspan=2, padx=57) passwdEntry=Entry(frame, width=39, bd=3) passwdEntry.grid(row=3, column=2, columnspan=2) #application of erasable text on the entry fields idEntry.insert(0, "username") idEntry.bind('', on_entry) idEntry.bind('', on_password) passwdEntry.insert(0, "password") passwdEntry.bind('', on_enter) passwdEntry.bind('', on_Leave) #btn loginbtn=Button(frame, text='LOGIN', bg='#7f7fff', pady=10, width=23,fg='white', font=('open sans', 9, 'bold'), cursor='hand2', border=0, borderwidth=5, command=login) loginbtn.grid(row=9, columnspan=5, pady=30) donthaveacctLabel=Label(frame, text='¿No tienes una cuenta?', fg='black', bg='light blue', pady=4, font=('Calibre', 9, 'bold')) donthaveacctLabel.place(y=150) createnewacct = Button(frame, width=15, text='Registrate', border=0, bg='white', cursor='hand2', fg='black', font=('Calibre', 8, 'bold'), command=create_one) createnewacct.place(x=10, y=179) forgtpw=Button(frame, text='¿Olvidaste la contraseña?', fg='black',border=0, cursor='hand2', bg='light blue', font=('Calibre', 9, 'bold'), command=forgot_password) forgtpw.place(x=310,y=102) check = Checkbutton(frame, text='', command=show, bg='light blue') check.place(x=440, y=83) ico = Image.open(r'C:\Users\UserPC\Downloads\Personal_Registration_Form-main\Personal_Registration_Form\icon (1).png') photo = ImageTk.PhotoImage(ico) windows.wm_iconphoto(False, photo) windows.resizable(False,False) windows.mainloop() 

Anyone knows what's causing this?

I'm trying to use the spell Guiding Hand to find a moving island/turtle. The temple/city on the turtle is well known, and the turtle makes stops in major ports for diplomatic reasons and supply runs. My question is whether or not this spell would apply to a moving landmark the same as a stationary one. The turtle has been mapped, both maps of the turtle and maps including the turtle exist.
Guiding Hand (UA)
Source: Unearthed Arcana 36 - Starter Spells
1st-level divination (ritual)
Casting Time: 1 minute Range: 5 feet Components: V, S Duration: Concentration, up to 8 hours
You create a Tiny incorporeal hand of shimmering light in an unoccupied space you can see within range. The hand exists for the duration, but it disappears if you teleport or you travel to a different plane of existence.
When the hand appears, you name one major landmark, such as a city, mountain, castle, or battlefield on the same plane of existence as you. Someone in history must have visited the site and mapped it. If the landmark appears on no map in existence, the spell fails. Otherwise, whenever you move toward the hand, it moves away from you at the same speed you moved, and it moves in the direction of the landmark, always remaining 5 feet away from you.
If you don’t move toward the hand, it remains in place until you do and beckons for you to follow once every 1d4 minutes.
Could this spell be used to guide me to the island/turtle? It moves, but it's also mapped. (I know this would probably fall to the DM to decide, my DM asked and we're curious as to what other people think)

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Hi all, My company sells training programs and we're developing a new one. The name marketing has come up with is very long and the board shut it down and wants the name tested. The goal of this testing is to validate or invalidate the chosen name, as well as generate ideas for a different name.
This is an unusual task for me so I'm wondering if anyone has suggestions? We are using UserTesting and my general plan is to provide ~5 options (the chosen one and 4 backup options from marketing) and ask testers what they think each program is about/contains. Then have them choose which training they'd pick.
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Hi All,
I am a noobie developer. I am trying to implement google oauth for my app but I am not sure what the issue is, it just doesnt work. For experimentation purposes I tried with github also but I face the same problem.

1. I created the Oauth concent screen with the appropriate test users and scope
2. I generated the necessary credentials with the appropriate origin and redirect URL
3. Very rightly added the creds to my code
4. Created my program (see below)
5. I run the program, site at http://localhost:8550 runs, I click on the button and I am redirected to google
6. I authenticate and agree and then I am redirected to the site http://localhost:8550/api/oauth/redirect
7. Redirect URL looks like this : http://localhost:8550/api/oauth/redirect?state=yrn7z2dqtAt76WLGUL7LEg&code=4/0AdLIrYfzkcG1tQYc4mXRSFyxAUacsW78HgU4sdqWN-ogIgmJwZJAma4WBVY4WrEckFLFVA&scope=email+profile+openid+https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile+https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email&authuser=1&prompt=consent

but after this nothing happens. The on_login() function simply remains untouched, nothing is printed, this is probably because the authentication is not complete. But others seem to be getting this to work with the exact same code.

import flet from flet import * from flet.auth.providers import GoogleOAuthProvider clientID = "960907517986-pn9g4a6vou7spkv5dcqp9e5lveeqr9la.apps.googleusercontent.com" clientSecret = "GOCSPX-UwIdBmnIyu2bayHFtejMXXXXXXXX" def main(page: Page): provider = GoogleOAuthProvider( client_id=clientID, client_secret=clientSecret, redirect_url="http://localhost:8550/api/oauth/redirect", ) resulttxt=Column() def logingoogle(e): page.login(provider, scope=["https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email", "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile"]) def on_login(e): print(page.auth.user) resulttxt.controls.append( Column([ Text(f"name : {page.auth.user['name']}"), Text(f"email : {page.auth.user['email']}"), ]) ) page.update() page.on_login = on_login page.add( Column([ Text("Login Google", size=30), ElevatedButton("Sign google", bgcolor="blue", color="white", on_click=logingoogle ), resulttxt ]) ) flet.app(target=main, port=8550, view=WEB_BROWSER) 

The tutorial I followed is : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9ca2jC4YTo&t=20s
I tried using other oauth provider like Github, but same issue. I am redirected to the page with code after that nothing happens.
I am not sure if this will help, I am doing this on a mac m1. I have also tried with both chrome and firefox.

I wrote this scene all by myself. It is from one of my stories I have written called 'Ve Laer Thrtu'. Why don't you give some English practice a go for your exams?
Choose one of the questions to answer or do both if you wish to. :)
WARNING: You can share my work as a link, but please do NOT steal it and transmit it as your own.
Question 1: How is Brownfield Site presented as a mysterious place?
Question 2: How is Shellina presented as a character?
Dislocated from the beautiful sights and attractions of London was somewhere far from everyone's sight. Somewhere most unpleasant.
Brownfield Site.
Here you will find the nastiest of all people. The murderers. The manipulators. The monstrous. The mockers. Everywhere and everyone were filled with the minds of a brainwashed robot.
Hardly a soul had ever left this part of London. No one took care of it properly. The Brownfieldian people had their own language as well as English and often loved to talk about money, reputation, school examinations and jobs. Basically every day things twenty-four seven. Naturally, this was their culture. Most people loved talking about these things and believed that it was their only chance of survival and meaning in life.
The Brownfieldians were not particularly talented at creating houses and buildings either. Nearly all of them looked like ruins. A few in the corner had a roof made out of wrecked concrete that collapsed almost every day and the windows were easily breakable. The ground was also filled with nothing but eroded rock and brown paper was everywhere.
Passing all the buildings with destroyed glass, contaminated walls and smoked chimneys, the only attraction was the Quivince House. The pure golden metal shone like the sea in the sunlight whilst the purple-patterned waves rippled like reflections of water. No trees except one without leaves was spotted in the very front of the entrance. It could reach as tall as the new loft extension which was spent for ten thousand small pieces of gold metal found from underground.
Floating into the loft through the window, this is the place of where one would find an abandoned girl. Very tall, very slim, but highly against the rules and regulations of Brownfield Site.
Her name was Shellina Quivince. She was the daughter of the two Quivince parents who also had three sons. Every day, she was often lost in her own head, making up stories and music on the inside as Brownfield Site completely lacked the resources to create music.
Often, she would reflect upon why Brownfield Site was the way it was, the brutalities and nonsense behind it, how everyone there seemed to act like brainwashed idiots and why they conformed to such expectations. It all seemed stupid to her and she believed that everyone in her generation were being treated like robotic slaves.
When she was six, she had discovered a top secret underground room below her school, filled with dozens of books and a beautiful chandelier glistening above. There she found answers to what the real world was truly like and she compared it to Brownfield Site. This is the reason to how she started challenging the norms and her deepest passion she had hidden so well from her parents was to discover the truth behind it. Not to mention that she wanted to escape too since most Brownfieldians were banned from leaving Brownfield Site. Yet barely anyone knew why and it was never talked about to mark respect to the main authority figures.
The one thing Shellina was against the very most was the examination expectations. If a single soul was to fail any exam, they were to be doomed into working in the underground mines for the rest of their lives. Very few souls managed to pass them all and live a rich life like the Quivinces.
Despite this, Shellina wanted equality between all people and dreamed of outsmarting her parents capitalistic wishes...

If I own a few rental properties in a business name is that a counted asset?
They generate below the income limit...but Idk about the asset limits.

A lot of people have been asking about them, so here's a list of all the road trip content Winston and Matt have made in the U.S. so far. Special thanks to Dragunilla and Yudi for putting this together.

US ROADTRIP LINK LIST

[QUEST FOR THE BEST]

We Found The BEST Chinese Breakfast in the USA (California) February 2018 https://youtu.be/KFAejbtB5W0?si=EanJFUMu5eVoqwh4
Chinese Hot Pot in the USA is AMAZING! (Rowland Heights, California) February 2018 https://youtu.be/TSYOW-2eg2k?si=LD_dl3mMZE1qmIDy
Can You Get REAL Peking Duck in the USA? (Rowland Heights, California) February 2018 https://youtu.be/PUjQSPgkwLA?si=BndkeFOob_QQNUFi
This is The BEST Chinese Food We've Had in America! (Newport Beach, California) March 2018 https://youtu.be/qu2ItMRYuIM?si=Shg6MEetzCICxCDf
Chinese BBQ is NOT What you Think! (South El Monte, California) March 2018 https://youtu.be/6cRUvq2irao?si=Phv8zuAqrJrxRD7E
Yelp Is WRONG! San Fran's Best Dim Sum is NOT Authentic! (San Fransisco, California) March 2018 https://youtu.be/Lqeh89fI2Ik?si=fpm1UeM-BiHHbz8j
China's Weirdest Cuisine is Also AMAZING! (San Fransisco, California) March 2018 https://youtu.be/g_j_WAICQFM?si=CFi3BU6PbMiCHcfb
What is "Muslim" Food in China? (Union City, California) April 2018 https://youtu.be/ecxxtt1NN2I?si=5mlDVGi0txDKjT9H
We Try China's SPICIEST Food (Redwood City, California) April 2018 https://youtu.be/TJS_-qpXDSs?si=4uWTJTqru3bpcYv5

[CALIFORNIA & NEVADA ROAD TRIPS]

China's Doping Swim Champ Gets Busted (Moreno Valley, Riverside, California) March 2020 https://youtu.be/rFcgKvBfxL4?si=QPA8lYFXHqN0SWrS
Are We Too Harsh on China? (Palm Springs, California) April 2020 https://youtu.be/jey-BIZdzjo?si=w_rtYrUAbWWqNxyD
Second Generation Rich RUIN China's Image (Las Vegas, Nevada) April 2020 https://youtu.be/Iccr2gsi0hk?si=ZycGSbnVLlKPqtZw
Did China Make us Right or Left Wing? (Riverside Country, California) August 2020 https://youtu.be/HhU_EdYVhc4?si=fRpyypMoy4rHwmW5
Our Most Awkward Experiences in China (California) October 2020 https://youtu.be/KYbzxn32kOg?si=FdVy33SsdZUVX7pN
A Chinese Guy Confronted Us in Public - What Did He Say? (Las Vegas, Nevada) November 2020 https://youtu.be/uCoEvG2meFE?si=IBTwXxFSIEuZiY_n
China's Gonna HATE What We Found in the Desert (Liberty Sculpture Park, Yermo, California) November 2020 https://youtu.be/h4jAfZFOEN8?si=2HDbT5gQt8B3L7DT
We Went to Hollywood During the Most SEVERE LOCKDOWN (Hollywood, California) January 2021 https://youtu.be/LJVfqhXkxGM?si=0uonVKU77ubRRQOw
China's SUPER RICH are SUPER POOR (Beverly Hills, California) February 2021 https://youtu.be/Y0IvTwBWUpE?si=ot2rekFHeiNCYc9e
Proof Wuhan Lab Manipulated Coronaviruses (California) March 2021 https://youtu.be/FrQxWUYHAvc?si=qORLJaZ45uvaHASx
Our Response to the Pro-CCP YouTuber Shills (California) March 2021 https://youtu.be/ttwrXmXAsiA?si=-V0s5_zLeW_ghceU

I like the style of small font specimen images used on a lot of Wikipedia articles. There are a lot of examples in the third column in the list of serif typefaces. I'm trying to put together a program to generate images for my local fonts as an aid to keeping myself organized. Here's an example of what I have at the moment.
But I have a few questions that hopefully people here can answer.

• Is there a name for this style of specimen image? Are these specific to Wikipedia, or is there some broader usage in play?
• If this is a semi-common format, are there any best practices around its design? The styles on Wikipedia are all over the place.
• Is there some ideal set of letters that would be good to use by default? I'd like to have reasonable defaults so I can easily generate images for all my collected fonts. Then I can go through later, when I have time, and customize each image to use letters that highlight the specific font's characteristics.

To whoever is seeing this, hello! My name is Cruise East, I’m from a cold, run down, drugged out city in the middle of buttfuck nowhere. I’ve been making music since i was 17, I’m 23 now.
I recently just quietly released my first new single this year on SoundCloud which is meant to debut and showcase my new sound and identity as an artist.
As far as I’m aware, nobody besides myself and my closest friends have ever heard this song. Hopefully some of you may be willing to give me a listen, and maybe i can become your new diamond in the rough ;)
Much love and gratitude to this whole community.
Please let me know what you think.

Hello all,
I am working on my first Next.JS app and I am stuck with the following error:
You are attempting to export "metadata" from a component marked with "use client", which is disallowed. Either remove the export, or the "use client" directive.
Below is my code. I have seen a previous post in this forum related to this but I could not apply it to my problem. Amy help would be appreciatted.

import { Inter } from 'next/font/google' import './globals.css' import Footer from '@/components/Footer'; import dynamic from 'next/dynamic'; import { Metadata } from 'next'; const inter = Inter({ subsets: ['latin'] }) export const metadata: Metadata = { title: 'My App', description: 'Generated by Next.js', }; const DynamicNavbar = dynamic(() => import('@/components/Navbar'), { ssr: false }); export default function RootLayout({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) { return (    
 {children} 
 

On this day 1427 the largest peasant revolt in the history of Cyprus ended in decisive defeat for the native Cypriots. Their leader, a man by the name of Alexis, who was declared king by his fellow peasants ("Re" being the Cypriot phonetic rendering of the French "Rey") was captured on the 12th of May, tortured and hanged by the Frankish authorities of the island. But let's provide some much needed context first.
Cyprus by the mid 1400s had been ruled by the Frankish dynasty of the Lusignans for over 200 years. This came about after a local Byzantine Doux/governor by the name of Isaakios Komnenos broke away from the Byzantine empire and declared himself Basileus of Cyprus. He ruled as a tyrant, before being deposed by Richard the Lionheart on the latter's way to the Holy Land to partake in the 3rd Crusade. Richard's wife and sister crashed on Cyprus after their ship encountered and storm, and were thusly mistreated by the tyrannical Isaakios. Upon Richard's arrival, the English army easily overwhelmed Isaakios' forces and took Limassol, then Nicosia. Isaakios who was immensely unpopular met no support from the locals, and was subsequently captured. Richard would then grant the island to the Knights Templar of Jerusalem, before they sold the island to the Frankish feudal lord Guy de Lusignan in 1192.
The Frankish domination of Cyprus is part of the broader Frankokratia ("Frankish rule") of Byzantine lands that lasted 2-3 centuries, albeit Cyprus happened to fall earlier than most other regions (who came under Frankish/Venetian rule after the 1204 sack of Constantinople). During this period, feudalism was introduced to the Roman/Greek population that had no experience under the more centralized Byzantine administration. The vast majority of native Cypriots would become serfs, the local Orthodox church was relegated to second-class status, the Archbishopric of Cyprus was dissolved, and many churches, state land and other property was granted to the newly incoming ruling caste of Franks and other Catholics.
Serfs in Cyprus were largely belonging to two classes: First were the "δουλοπάροικοι" who much like other serfs in mainland Europe had no freedom of movement, didn't own the land they worked, paid annual rent to their local feudal lord from their agricultural yields, and generally lived in abject poverty with no hope of social mobility. The second class were the "φραγκομάτοι" who still had largely the same freedoms as the δουλοπάροικοι, but could engage in more jobs such as crafts, and were allowed to have their own independent income not belonging to a feudal lord.
Periodically over the centuries, the Pope in Rome would send papal legates to proselytize and forcefully convert the local Orthodox Cypriots to Catholicism, albeit with limited success. With the fall of the Crusader states of the Outremer by the 12th century, Cyprus would become a safe haven for fleeing Catholics and other Christians who were in communion with Rome. Further feudal estates were established, dispossessing even more of the native Cypriots. Attempts at rebellion sometimes were made, but not to any significant effect.
By the 15th century, the strength and prestige of the Frankish kingdom of Cyprus had waned and the local lords had to vie for power with ambitious new powers in the eastern Mediterranean such as the Genoese and the Venetians. The Genoese in particular would lead a direct attack against Cyprus in the late 14th century, leading them to capture and control the important city of Famagusta. Cyprus would resort to piracy as one of its major sources of revenue and slaves, which prompted a response by the Mameluks of Egypt. Sultan Sayf ad-Din Barsbay embarked towards the island, raiding the southern coasts before moving inland. He met the then king of Cyprus Janus in battle at Choirokoitia on July the 7th, and crushed the Frankish armies. After a diplomatic episode, Janus was captured by the Mameluks to be paraded and humiliated in the Mameluk capital of Cairo, while the royal family fled and fortified in Keryneia. At the same time, epidemics and locusts infestations were recorded all over the island, leading to widespread death and starvation.
Within this turbulent political climate, a peasant named Alexis from the village of Kato Milia (speculated to be the village Milia in what is now the occupied part of the Famagusta district) who was the horse keeper of the king's messengers took advantage of the his greater freedom to move around the island and became the de facto figurehead of the native Cypriot population who rose up in rebellion against their feudal lords. He set up camp in Lefkonoiko, while the local peasants appointed captains in other major regions of the island (Lefka, Limassol, the mountains, Peristerona and Morphou). The peasants looted the granaries and storage rooms of the lords, sharing the contents between themselves, while they murdered any feudal lords and Latin clergy they came across, appropriating and sharing their lands among the native population. The Cypriot serfs were now effectively ruling themselves and started reorganizing the portions of the island they controlled with remarkable levels of popular participation, despite retaining structures from the extant monarchical administration of the island (evident by electing Alexis as a king).
The Franks of Cyprus received reinforcements and military assistance from other western European kingdoms, and most notably various Knight Orders. The Knights of St. John who had their base at Rhodes during that period proved particularly instrumental in suppressing the rebellion. After about 10 months of immense resistance, they captured Alexis on the 12th of May 1427 and executed him. Other Frankish forces stormed the various peasant strongholds, and recaptured Nicosia, executing all prisoners. The peasant revolt quickly concluded after that, and with the arrival of Janus within a few days from Egypt (after a massive ransom was paid to the Mameluks), the revolt was effectively over.
The revolt of Re Alexis (undeservedly) remains largely obscure today both in Cyprus and general historical education. It is however one of the earliest and most remarkable cases of popular revolt with explicit intent at serf emancipation and the abolition of feudalism. It can be argued that the fleeting nature of the historical commentary on Re Alexis by hostile sources (such as Machairas) and the general fading into obscurity of the peasant revolt were in part an effort to diminish the impact of the initial success of said revolt, discourage the locals from attempting that again, and eventually making them forget about the associated events.

Hello! Just to get some maintenance out of the way: my name is Alice, and I've been rping for upwards of 7 years now. I'd like to think I'm rather experienced and detailed, and I ask potential partners to be okay with writing at least two 'good' paragraphs per reply (I can easily do more and will match your length!). Aside from that, I rp in 3rd person exclusively and am looking for someone interested in heavy worldbuilding and a somewhat cheesy romance! Now, onto the plot!
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In this alternate universe, Japan did not win World War 2, but they were not bombed. Avoiding this cataclysmic setback in their growth has led it to once again operate as a potential global superpower, however due to their involvement in the war they are essentially cut off from the rest of the world, forcing them to rely on their own power. Nuclear energy runs the city, but thanks to the setbacks endured by losing the war, the already-conservative Japan has fallen back into a futile government, led over by an unseen Emperor ruling with a rumored band of secret police. Most of the buildings have not been updated since the war, and societal gender rolls have been enforced to an almost draconian degree in an attempt to restate Japan with its former glory and life. Rebellions are everywhere, but the Shogun is maintaining order... for now.
None of this matters much to your character though. They're too busy finding books to sell to the pretty young lady who runs the book shop- the one who cares for her young sister and the elderly neighbors next door, the one with a stony face that's so scary it keeps most others away, the one who isn't even married yet! In their eyes she's the perfect wife for them, and so they keep bringing her books with the hopes that one of them will be the one which will melt her heart. She always seems rather reserved, like she's hiding something, but she's so beautiful they have to at least try!
What will happen when this hopeless romantic accidentally gets sucked into her double life she's tried so hard to hide away? With tensions rising and their country on the verge of collapse, will they finally get this scary, pretty girl scary girl agree to get married? Or will they both die without ever being given the chance?

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The blessed Isidor (Tverdislov) lived in the middle of the fifteenth century. Though Slavic by birth, he lived in Brandenburg, one of the most ancient cities of Prussia. During those years, the Slavs of this region were fiercely persecuted by the Germans, who were trying to convert the entire population to Catholicism.
When he reached adolescence and perceived the insolvency of the Roman Catholic Faith, Isidor sought to move to an Orthodox Christian land.
Belonging to the wealthy merchant class, he willingly forswore his wealth, his parents, and his inheritance, and for Christ’s sake began to roam from place to place with his staff.
We do not know exactly when Isidor converted to Orthodoxy, nor when he arrived in Russia, but he ultimately settled in Rostov, north of Moscow.
He found a marshy area within the city and chose a site slightly above the water level. There, he built a small hut with bulrush. This hut afforded no protection from the heat or the cold, since it was not covered by anything; it only concealed his great asceticism from the eyes of the world.
The Saint spent his time in the customary manner of fools-for-Christ’s sake. At night, he prayed unceasingly, allowing himself only a brief sleep. His days were spent in the city streets or marketplaces with voluntary acts of foolishness. Occasionally, he would rest his weary body on a pile of waste or manure.
He instructed and taught those who desired spiritual guidance, condemned immorality, and led many souls to the path of salvation. At night, he would pray for all of those who had caused him offense and for those whom he saw wallowing in sin.
“Oh, Isidor!” he often said to himself, and cried out: “You must pass through many sorrows to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.”
The Saint's love for the Lord was great, wherefore the Lord loved him and granted him the gift of working miracles and of prophecy.
• “On one occasion,” his biographer relates, “a Rostov merchant was with his comrades at sea during a terrible storm. The ship, probably having struck a reef, suddenly stopped and began to be broken up by the waves. The strong force of the sea threatened to destroy it.
“In their despair, all of those on board began to prepare for death. Then, in the midst of their misfortune, imitating the case of the Prophet Jonah, the voyagers decided to cast lots, supposing that the ship had stopped on account of a crime committed by one of the passengers. The lot fell on the Rostov merchant, who was also the owner of the ship. The crowd then threw the merchant into the sea together with a plank.
“Cast by the wrath of his companions into the raging sea, the hapless merchant began to surrender himself to death. Suddenly, the Blessed Isidor appeared before him, walking on the sea as if on dry land. The Saint took the merchant by the hand and asked him, ‘Do you know who I am?’ The unfortunate man, barely breathing, said: ‘Servant of God, Isidor, help me....’
“The Blessed Isidor pulled the merchant onto the piece of wood and, as if propelled by an unseen hand, the plank began to follow the ship that had already departed. When it came alongside the ship, the merchant suddenly found himself on the deck. When the other voyagers saw him in their midst, they were struck with terror and glorified the merciful God, because they understood that a miracle had taken place. The merchant kept silent, because the Saint had strictly forbidden him to tell exactly what had happened.
“When he returned to Rostov, the merchant would make a prostration to the Saint whenever he saw him from a distance; and the latter, passing nearby him, would remind him of his prohibition. Thus, the merchant would always say that God had saved him by an intervention of His Grace.”
The Blessed Isidor reposed on May 14, 1474.
He did not leave his hut at all during the last days of his earthly life, instead praying with tears until the hour of his righteous repose.
At the moment of his repose, an unusual fragrance spread throughout the entire city. Everyone marveled and began to seek its source. They soon discovered that the closer they approached the blessed Fool’s hut, the stronger the fragrance became. Someone ventured to look inside and saw the Saint lying on the ground, face upwards and his hands crossed upon his chest. He announced the death of the man of God to everyone. They buried the Saint in his hut, in the exact spot where he had reposed.
The merchant that had been saved from the sea was at the burial. Finally freed from his bond of silence, he began with sobs to relate to everyone the details of his miraculous rescue.
With the blessing of the Bishop, those who loved and revered Saint Isidor built a wooden chapel near his grave, in honor of the Ascension of the Lord, because the Saint had reposed on the eve of the Feast.
In 1566, by order of Tsar Ivan the Terrible, the wooden chapel was replaced by a stone Church. A Priest tried to open the Saint’s tomb, but an invisible power pushed him back. A silver shrine was placed on the grave in 1815, from whence flowed a steady stream of miracles by the Saint.
The celebration of the commemoration of the Saint by the Faithful began on the very day of his repose. Thirteen years later, his name officially appeared on the Russian Church Calendar.
(from johnsanidopoulos.com)

good day daer experts,
i want to gather all the banks in Germany - is this doable with OSM!?

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The blessed Isidor (Tverdislov) lived in the middle of the fifteenth century. Though Slavic by birth, he lived in Brandenburg, one of the most ancient cities of Prussia. During those years, the Slavs of this region were fiercely persecuted by the Germans, who were trying to convert the entire population to Catholicism.
When he reached adolescence and perceived the insolvency of the Roman Catholic Faith, Isidor sought to move to an Orthodox Christian land.
Belonging to the wealthy merchant class, he willingly forswore his wealth, his parents, and his inheritance, and for Christ’s sake began to roam from place to place with his staff.
We do not know exactly when Isidor converted to Orthodoxy, nor when he arrived in Russia, but he ultimately settled in Rostov, north of Moscow.
He found a marshy area within the city and chose a site slightly above the water level. There, he built a small hut with bulrush. This hut afforded no protection from the heat or the cold, since it was not covered by anything; it only concealed his great asceticism from the eyes of the world.
The Saint spent his time in the customary manner of fools-for-Christ’s sake. At night, he prayed unceasingly, allowing himself only a brief sleep. His days were spent in the city streets or marketplaces with voluntary acts of foolishness. Occasionally, he would rest his weary body on a pile of waste or manure.
He instructed and taught those who desired spiritual guidance, condemned immorality, and led many souls to the path of salvation. At night, he would pray for all of those who had caused him offense and for those whom he saw wallowing in sin.
“Oh, Isidor!” he often said to himself, and cried out: “You must pass through many sorrows to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.”
The Saint's love for the Lord was great, wherefore the Lord loved him and granted him the gift of working miracles and of prophecy.
• “On one occasion,” his biographer relates, “a Rostov merchant was with his comrades at sea during a terrible storm. The ship, probably having struck a reef, suddenly stopped and began to be broken up by the waves. The strong force of the sea threatened to destroy it.
“In their despair, all of those on board began to prepare for death. Then, in the midst of their misfortune, imitating the case of the Prophet Jonah, the voyagers decided to cast lots, supposing that the ship had stopped on account of a crime committed by one of the passengers. The lot fell on the Rostov merchant, who was also the owner of the ship. The crowd then threw the merchant into the sea together with a plank.
“Cast by the wrath of his companions into the raging sea, the hapless merchant began to surrender himself to death. Suddenly, the Blessed Isidor appeared before him, walking on the sea as if on dry land. The Saint took the merchant by the hand and asked him, ‘Do you know who I am?’ The unfortunate man, barely breathing, said: ‘Servant of God, Isidor, help me....’
“The Blessed Isidor pulled the merchant onto the piece of wood and, as if propelled by an unseen hand, the plank began to follow the ship that had already departed. When it came alongside the ship, the merchant suddenly found himself on the deck. When the other voyagers saw him in their midst, they were struck with terror and glorified the merciful God, because they understood that a miracle had taken place. The merchant kept silent, because the Saint had strictly forbidden him to tell exactly what had happened.
“When he returned to Rostov, the merchant would make a prostration to the Saint whenever he saw him from a distance; and the latter, passing nearby him, would remind him of his prohibition. Thus, the merchant would always say that God had saved him by an intervention of His Grace.”
The Blessed Isidor reposed on May 14, 1474.
He did not leave his hut at all during the last days of his earthly life, instead praying with tears until the hour of his righteous repose.
At the moment of his repose, an unusual fragrance spread throughout the entire city. Everyone marveled and began to seek its source. They soon discovered that the closer they approached the blessed Fool’s hut, the stronger the fragrance became. Someone ventured to look inside and saw the Saint lying on the ground, face upwards and his hands crossed upon his chest. He announced the death of the man of God to everyone. They buried the Saint in his hut, in the exact spot where he had reposed.
The merchant that had been saved from the sea was at the burial. Finally freed from his bond of silence, he began with sobs to relate to everyone the details of his miraculous rescue.
With the blessing of the Bishop, those who loved and revered Saint Isidor built a wooden chapel near his grave, in honor of the Ascension of the Lord, because the Saint had reposed on the eve of the Feast.
In 1566, by order of Tsar Ivan the Terrible, the wooden chapel was replaced by a stone Church. A Priest tried to open the Saint’s tomb, but an invisible power pushed him back. A silver shrine was placed on the grave in 1815, from whence flowed a steady stream of miracles by the Saint.
The celebration of the commemoration of the Saint by the Faithful began on the very day of his repose. Thirteen years later, his name officially appeared on the Russian Church Calendar.
(from johnsanidopoulos.com)

Hey everyone, I’m relatively new to AoS and dove head first into CoS. For the most part I have my entire army built and primed, but I’m kinda stuck with decision paralysis.
I really enjoy the custom lore and color schemes that people make and share in this group. It definitely does inspire me to go that route with my army. The biggest thing I struggle with (and I know this is stupid) is I have models like Tahlia and the Pontifex, who according to the book are specifically from Aqsha and lead Aqshian armies (in Tahlia’s case). In my head it’s just hard to make a custom city/regiment and mesh in named characters who are clearly tied to a specific army and color scheme according to GW lore.
I guess I’m wondering if other people have had the same issue or if I’m just way overthinking this.