 enough legroom.
When it comes to tech and safety features, the 2021 BMW M2 features a standard 8-inch infotainment display that sits at the top of the dashboard. The display is also tilted towards the driver to make it easy for the driver to operate the controls. Other tech features that come as standard on the M2 include smartphone integration as well as blind-spot monitoring. On the 2021 Audi RS3, you get smartphone integration and a 7-inch infotainment display. Almost nothing else comes as standard and you have to dig into your pocket to get more options.
This is a category where performance matters and the 2021 BMW M2 is highly impressive in that regard. This sports car is powered 3.0 twin-turbo engine that gives the M2 a lot of power. Acceleration is quick and corners are dispatched with great ease. As a true sports car, you get to choose between automatic or manual transmission for a truly sporty experience. When it comes to the 2021 Audi RS3, a 2.5-liter turbocharged engine powers this car. It provides plenty of power although it can be sluggish at times. Handling is also not as good and at high speeds, the car does not feel as stable as one would expect of a car in this category.
While both the 2021 M2 and the 2021 RS3 are superb sports cars, only one of these is able to deliver the thrill that this category of vehicles is supposed to offer. The BMW M2 is incredibly fast and far better engineered than the Audi RS3. This makes it an obvious winner in this comparison.(Spoilers All) Theories for what happens immediately after the last known events at The Wall?

I've seen a lot of theories here about what's next for Jon Snow but not much of anything regarding the immediate response to his assassination/assassination attempt. Usually in asoiaf the most impacting thing about someone's death is everyone else's reaction to it.

So, what happens right after Jon is stabbed? 

Wun Wun is swinging around the body of a Queen's man. If I recall, there are only ~500 or so Crows left at The Wall and they will now be divided. There are a lot of Freefolk at The Wall, enough to overpower The Watch? Tormund was about to lead a group of Freefolk and Crows on a rescue mission to Hardhome.  We don't know for certain what will happen to Jon, but he will definitely be out of commission for awhile at least. And I think that's all we really know, unless there are some sample chapters in TWOW with more information. 

Hopefully there are some good theories..<filename>src/main/java/com/perry/devtool/service/strategy/redis_operate/RedisOperateForSet.java
package com.perry.devtool.service.strategy.redis_operate;

import com.perry.devtool.bo.ComChangeData;
import com.perry.devtool.bo.ComSetData;
import com.perry.devtool.vo.EntrySet;
import com.perry.devtool.vo.TableDataVO;
import org.springframework.dao.DataAccessException;
import org.springframework.data.redis.core.RedisOperations;
import org.springframework.data.redis.core.RedisTemplate;
import org.springframework.data.redis.core.SessionCallback;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 * @author Perry
 * @date 2021/2/2
 */

@Component
public class RedisOperateForSet implements IRedisOperateStrategy {

    @Override
    public TableDataVO<EntrySet> queryFromRedis(RedisTemplate<String, String> redisTemplate, String queryKey) {
        //TODO 模板模式

        TableDataVO<EntrySet> res = new TableDataVO<>(queryKey);
        Set<String> members = redisTemplate.opsForSet().members(queryKey);

        if (members==null|| members.size() == 0) {
            return null;
        } else {
            List<EntrySet> values = new ArrayList<>();
            int id = 1;
            for (String member : members) {

                values.add(new EntrySet(id, 0.0, member));
                id++;
            }
            res.setValues(values);
            res.setTtl(redisTemplate.getExpire(queryKey));
            res.setCount(members.size());
            res.setCode(0);
            return res;
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void changeValue(RedisTemplate<String, String> redisTemplate, ComChangeData data) {
        forceExistKey(redisTemplate,data.getDataKey());
        //使用事务
        SessionCallback<Object> callback = new SessionCallback<Object>() {
            @Override
            public Object execute(RedisOperations operations) throws DataAccessException {
                operations.multi();
                operations.opsForSet().remove(data.getDataKey(), data.getValue());
                operations.opsForSet().add(data.getDataKey(), data.getValue());
                return operations.exec();
            }
        };
        redisTemplate.execute(callback);
    }

    @Override
    public void setKV(RedisTemplate<String, String> redisTemplate, ComSetData data) {
        forceExistKey(redisTemplate,data.getDataKey());
        redisTemplate.opsForSet().add(data.getDataKey(), data.getV());
    }
}
Offtopic but Herman Cain has been accused of'sexually suggestive behavior.' whatever that means.
Though I suppose the rest of this sphere did as well.
What ulterior motives did Jefferson Davis have, exactly?
On the other hand we know for a fact that Lincoln, et al had ulterior motives for opposing secession and slavery. You could say anti-secession was the ulterior motive behind anti-slavery.
From an evolutionary biology perspective, there's nothing worng with polygamy, in fact it is most likely the ancient and default mode of reproduction for our species and the driver of evolutionary progress.
That howls are raised in the west just shows how wussified the west has become.
In lake wobegon all children are above average. Whereas in Libya the majority of men think they are a measly 2/3 of a standard deviation more marriageable than the average schmuck, (which puts them in the 75th percentile), and able to get basic math strongly oppose men being able to wed more than 4 wives.
In other news; if a ruler is an honest-to-god autocrat, he can afford to be whimsical; or if he is propped up by outsiders they usually pander to them; however if they are put in the chair by transient coalitions in addition to lynching-sodomizing local mobs guess who they will pander to? c.f. libya and afghanistan vs iraq.
I don't know about that Steve.
One of the womders of the internet are the plethora of mail-order bride sites offering women from all parts of the globe begging to be taken as wives by men with more than a few dollars in their pockets.
What this syas about the reality between men and women is immeasuribly more valuable than any bullcr*p from a leftist 'academic'.
Ethiopian women seem very drawn to selling themselves as brides - I'm sure a trade could develop with oil rich Libya.
Just think of the juxtaposition of Libyan oil wealth (every Libyan man is a man of substance compared to a subsaharan), and the teeming malthusian poverty south of the Sahara.
One would think a 'bride trade' to be a rational and succesful business.
The great Sir Richard Burton (no, not the actor), the distinguished victorian British arabist is surely missed in these times.What we need are people such as Burton in senuor positions.Men who have lived amongst Arabs and know their ways.
I talked with a number of Emiratis last summer. The Emiratis told me that polygamy is quite common in the UAE. The super wealthy elites acquire a number wives from their local areas.
So what does the common Emirati man do?
There is still enough oil money to trickle down to the common Arab in the UAE. What Emirati men do is travel to other Islamic countries and use their lucre to get a wife. One Emirati girl I knew had an Egyptian mother, another one had a Muslim Indian mother. It reminded me of how Native Americans would kidnap women from other tribes to help diversify the gene pool.
It'll be interesting to see what happens in the future. Libya has premium oil, so it's possible that urban elites will acquire a number of local wives, while the less-well-to-do city dwellers will travel around for wives. I doubt the rural Berber or Bedouin types will change too much.
i wonder if polygamy is all that bad for men in the arab