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I will try my best to be on point and to not make a story out of it. Dear "Devils", each everyone of you is keep asking these questions: "How can I get Moderator on forum?", "How can I get upgraded to Global Moderator?", "How can I get Administrator?" etc. In this topic you will have all the informations you need to know about this subject. Before I'm going to explain every grade you can get and how to get I'm going to say a few words of how I got up here. I can't say through hard work but I placed a big part of my time on this community and I know I'm not the only one that does/did that but with a little work there & here, being old on the community, respecting and getting the respect back, you can do whatever you want, not only here! Remember, just through work and respect you can be recognized, not for asking the grade. Now, I'm gonna' put here some grades that I'm gonna tell you how to get them and informations about them. GFX Designers - If you want to achieve this grade, you have to be quite good in what you're doing in Photoshop and most important, active at the Design section (answering to requests, making GFX Battles, making a gallery with your works etc.) Premium - The only ways to get this grade it's to join AOTM/SOTM competitions (at Design category) or to buy it with 5 euros. If you want to buy it, "click here" for a tutorial. Journalists - Being active with useful topics at the World of Games category, you have to know every game like a book. Moderators - Every member needs to start with this grade first, the duty you have to get this grade it's to have a good english because you represent our community if you will be in our CSBD Staff, you have to report members that doesn't respect our rules, you have to make useful topics at different sections at Devil's Club, you have to help people that need help at the section named F.A.Q. Global Moderators - This is not that hard to get but if you have competition, it is. The things you have to do to get an upgrade from Moderators to Global Moderators is to do the same things you need to get the Moderator grade because once you get to have Global Moderator, you need to clean & solve all the reports that members/moderators are making. Administrators - I will be honest with you, not everyone can get this grade, you need full trusting from all of the Administrative Team to be a part of us, you have to know how to solve Support Tickets, you have to provide a big quantity of activity, staying in our Staff as Global Moderator for too long already and got tired of solving just reports etc. It's so many duties you can't imagine, BUT, if you show us that you can handle this grade and you're old here, especially in our Staff, you can get it for sure! I want to add one more grade here even if it's not about moderating. Ex Staff - Not every member that was in our Staff can get this, so stop asking for it. This grade can get only the members that really helped the community grow up with useful things. I hope I helped you guys with all your questions, don't hesitate to leave me a message via PM or on teamspeak about something you didn't understand from here. PULSE, Administrator of CsBlackDevil

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Washington and Congress have their own, often impenetrable, languages. So it may be somewhat confusing to assess what it means that the office of the speaker of the House of Representatives is vacant. Why, as a result, has Nancy Pelosi, who hasn’t been speaker since January, been kicked out of her office in the Capitol building? What does it mean for Americans that one chamber of Congress is in a state of paralysis? What’s below, compiled from CNN’s comprehensive coverage of the situation on Capitol Hill, is an attempt to answer these and other questions about the chaos. For the latest, check CNN’s Live Updates. What the heck is going on in Washington? The House is without a speaker, the person who, according to the Constitution, is required to be its leader. That means the chamber is essentially paralyzed until it can settle on a new speaker. For now, a placeholder, Rep. Patrick McHenry, is what’s referred to as “speaker pro tempore,” which means the North Carolina Republican can essentially keep the lights on but has no power to move legislation through the House. Will this affect me? That depends on a few things, including how long the House is frozen, but also who takes over as the next speaker and what kind of negotiating they will do with Democrats who control the Senate and the White House. For as long as the House is trying to find a new speaker, it’s unable to do much of anything else. https://edition.cnn.com/2023/10/05/politics/house-speaker-chaos-what-matters/index.html

Name: Green-banded broodsac (Leucochloridium paradoxum) Where it lives: Europe, North America and Japan What it eats: Waste in the digestive tracts of birds, before it is excreted Sponsored Links Most Computer Owners Don't Know This. Do It Today! Driver Updater Why it's awesome: This parasitic flatworm is best known for creating disco zombies: It takes over the bodies of amber snails (Succinea) by clambering into their eyestalks and forcing them to dance to attract birds' attention. A snail first comes into contact with L. paradoxum via bird droppings, which contain the eggs of the green-banded broodsac. Upon hatching, the larvae move to the tentacles of the snail and create a sac. As this matures, it grows and replaces the eyestalk of the snail, effectively blinding it and preventing it from drawing the tentacle back into its body. Related: Horrifying photo captures moment parasitic fungus bursts from huge spider's body It also becomes colorful and pulsates at a rate of 60 to 80 contractions per minute, creating a disco-like vibe https://www.livescience.com/animals/snails/green-banded-broodsac-the-brain-hijacking-parasite-that-creates-disco-zombie-snails

Just over three months have passed since Leo Messi landed in the MLS to forever change the history of Inter Miami. Although the 'Herons' went from being candidates for everything, and even being the great rival to beat, they have finally said goodbye to the postseason in a very surprising way without even having a chance in the playoffs. However, despite the sporting setback, the non-sporting success that Messi's arrival has brought has generated exponential income not only for Inter Miami, but also for Adidas. In an interview for The New York Times Tor Southard, senior director of Adidas' soccer section, commented on how the brand experienced Messi's arrival in the United States at the beginning of summer. At the end of August, the pink Inter Miami shirt with the '10' on the back became the most desired and sold sports item in the world. As soon as the signing of the 'ten' was confirmed, Adidas received a whopping more than half a million orders from retail stores and suppliers to obtain the shirt for Beckham's team. However, the German firm found a problem that ended up delaying shipments, the color of the shirt. “It's not like it was white and we had inventory that we could reuse,” Southard commented for the New York newspaper. https://us.as.com/futbol/messi-hace-de-oro-al-inter-miami-y-a-adidas-n/

Our slow travel expert takes the off-peak train, discovering along the way that the cross-border ‘express’ train is actually delightfully slowMartigny enjoys a beautiful setting where the waters of the River Dranse tumble down to join the Rhône in Switzerland’s Valais canton. The town is a natural way station for travellers following the classic Grand St Bernard route south into Italy. The chic set stop off in Martigny en route to Verbier.Switzerland has so many celebrated metre-gauge mountain railways, among them an outstanding trinity of lines that are boldly promoted to overseas tour operators and have ample capacity to handle large groups. Those three crowd-pullers are the wonderful Bernina railway from the Upper Engadine to Tirano in Italy, the steeply graded line from Brig to Andermatt and beyond (used by the Glacier Express) and the fine GoldenPass route running west from the Thunersee via the Simme Valley to Gstaad and Montreux.By contrast, the hourly Mont-Blanc Express railway from Martigny to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains in France is relatively unsung, yet in my opinion rates as rewarding as the Bernina, Glacier and GoldenPass routes. The Mont-Blanc Express tussles with topography, cutting through fierce rocky terrain above the Trient Gorge and then following the ominously named Eau Noire upstream across the border into France. The railway then dives into a long tunnel, before dropping down into the Chamonix Valley and following the River Arve down to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains, where there are connections to the Geneva area. The train passes by great cliffs, twisting and turning with a feast of neck-craning panoramic views Although promoted as the Mont-Blanc Express, the 24-mile (38km) journey from Martigny to Saint-Gervais is no fast dash, taking well over two hours and averaging only 15 mph. There are over two dozen intermediate stations, though many are request stops. When I made this journey in May 2023, I took a full day for it, stopping off along the way. Bold engineering The notion of a narrow-gauge mountain railway from the Valais region over the hills to Chamonix in France gained traction in the 1880s as investors saw how Niklaus Riggenbach’s rack system, pioneered on the Rigi Railway in 1871, was allowing cog railways to access remote mountain communities. The line from Martigny through to Saint-Gervais via Chamonix wasn’t completed until 1908 and initially it was suspended during the winter months. Better avalanche protection later allowed year-round operation. When it came to electrifying this route, there were debates whether third rail or overhead wires were the best option; neither side won, and the line uses a mix of both methods.Platform 40 at Martigny station is easily missed, tucked away beyond the main platforms. The red and white Mont-Blanc Express slips out of Platform 40 on time and with no great fanfare. There’s a tantalising glimpse to the left of the fierce ravine cut by the River Trient as it cascades down from the heavily glaciated mountains away to the south. Then we start to climb steeply and I appreciate why engineers opted for a cog railway for this section of the line. The train passes by great cliffs, twisting and turning with a feast of neck-craning panoramic viewsI make a first stop at Salvan, a small village with a neat station styled in the manner of an Alpine chalet. The road which leads past the station is called Rue Marconi, a reminder it was here that Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi conducted early experiments in wireless telegraphy. Joining the next train an hour later, we quickly crest the thousand-metre contour with welcome hints of spring sunshine. Emerging from the tunnel into the sunlit valley of the River Arve, there are glorious views on the run down to Chamonix There’s an announcement: “Prochain arrêt: Le Trétien”. The Mont-Blanc Express duly rolls to a halt at Le Trétien. This is too good a chance to miss, so on a whim I alight. This is a gorgeous village high above the Trient Valley, and a jumping-off point for hikers wanting to explore the Trient Gorge. The area was bypassed in the heyday of tourism development in this region, when resorts like Zermatt, Crans-Montana and Chamonix shot to prominence. But by the 1880s, adventurous travellers were making their way to Salvan and Le Trétien, drawn by a magical mix of glaciers, rugged scenery and pastoral beauty. In a pleasant hour wandering steep alleys and lanes around Le Trétien, I meet only one other person and our paths cross twice, each time with a reciprocal smile and a nod. All too soon, I am back at Le Trétien’s lonely station platform, indicating with a wave of my hand that I’d like the approaching train to stop. For the third time today, I am bound for France and within 20 minutes we are slipping over the border.The Chamonix valley It is well known that the ambition of train operators flags at frontiers and an announcement indicates everyone must change on to a French train at Vallorcine. This is standard practice on the Mont-Blanc Express, which is actually two well-coordinated train services run respectively by Swiss and French operators. It’s an easy cross-platform change of train, and within a few minutes we are on our way again, now on a French train but also prominently branded as the Mont-Blanc Express.We are still climbing, through a long tunnel under the Col des Montets. When the road over the pass is closed by snow, the rail tunnel provides the only link between Vallorcine and the Chamonix Valley. So there’s a creative sharing of the narrow tunnel, allowing cars to drive through when no train is scheduled. It’s an arrangement that has not yet led to disaster.Emerging from the tunnel into the sunlit valley of the River Arve, there are glorious views on the run down to Chamonix, with the rubbly moraines on the Glacier d’Argentière high to the left. I make a third and final stop at Chamonix, enjoying a wander through this pleasant town where the entire economy is defined by mountain tourism. The town’s official name is Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, but the clouds do not cooperate so I am denied a good view of the highest peak in the Alps.By late afternoon, I am back on the train, now with frequent stops and more like a tram, as we slowly drop down to Saint-Gervais-les-Bain. Elevated concrete highways loop assertively over the railway as a reminder that we are returning to more po[CENSORED]ted terrain. I didn’t see Mont Blanc on this occasion, but I still found this international route a remarkable railway adventure. Tickets from Martigny to Chamonix (€34.40) or Saint- Gervais-les-Bains (€44.40) can be bought from Rail Europe. Or exploit the real flexibility of Interrail and build this one-day trip into a longer journey through the Alps. https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2023/jun/13/rail-route-of-the-month--mont-blanc-express-from-switzerland-into-france

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