@Clar This might not narrow it down much but there are a couple of series of anthologies of short films. One is "Boys on Film" which so far includes 22 films in the series, each comprising numerous short films. The other one is "Boys Life" which has 7.

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@Clar This might not narrow it down much but there are a couple of series of anthologies of short films. One is "Boys on Film" which so far includes 22 films in the series, each comprising numerous short films. The other one is "Boys Life" which has 7.

It means the file has been previously uploaded but has been removed. Most likely this is because gtru received a copyright infringement takedown notice.

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Why do you say turning off torrent queuing is inefficient? I'm a long time qBittorrent user and I turned off torrent queuing years ago in favor of using global and per torrent limits on connections and upload slots.

seeds are peers that have completed downloading the contents of the torrent (or a subset they selected) and are therefore offering uploads only. This contrasts with leachers, which are peers that are still downloading.

try this: https://github.com/fakob/MoviePrint_v004/releases

@Frederick:

I'm not clear on what the function of the House is… other than they have to initiate legislation.  The Senate has the last say before it goes to the president to either sign or reject.

With the exception of appropriations, legislation can (and does) originate in either house. To say the Senate has the "last say" just isn't accurate. The purpose of the House is to be the primary representation of the people. This is why representatives are awarded relative to population with each representing a district.

1. Structurally, this can happen because a) Most states (all except Maine and Nebraska) award all of the electoral votes to the winner of the popular vote in their state and b) states with smaller populations are overrepresented in the electoral college. The latter is because the number of electors for each state is 2 (the number of senators) + the number of representatives (which are proportional to population.) Therefore, by winning a large number of smaller states, a candidate can end up with a majority of electors even though they may have fewer total votes.

2. The "swing states," as they are more commonly called, are states that don't reliably vote for the president from a particular party. For instance, California and New York can be expected to vote for the Democratic candidate while Texas and Georgia can be expected to vote for the Republican candidate. Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio (the three largest and probably most frequently mentioned of the swing states) have a more even split between Republicans and Democrats and therefore can "swing" from one party to another from election to election. Other states often considered swing states include Virginia, North Carolina, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, New Hampshire and Colorado.

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After shaving, apply something like Bump Patrol (which may sting a little). This will help prevent the bumps and ingrown hairs from which your pain originates.