Treat yourself to a Master Class with Broadway Legend Baayork Lee on Saturday, December 6, 2014. Lee will be teaching and staging a production number at Pearl Studios NYC, 500 8th Ave, New York, NY.
– All proceeds will benefit the National Asian Artists Project.
– You don't need to be a professional (or Asian) to join in on the fun!
Reserve your spot now to dance it out for the holidays!!! Dancers should come prepared to dance and warmed up.
Cash will be accepted at the door, but if you want to use a credit card, make your donation via Paypal, with the note: "Master Class" or click here.
Baayork Lee is an Asian American actor, dancer, singer, choreographer, director and author, who recently received the 2014 Paul Robeson Citation Award presented by the Actors' Equity Foundation.
Lee, born in New York City's Chinatown to an Indian mother and Chinese father, made her Broadway debut at the age of five as "Princess Ying Yaowalak" in the 1951 original production of The King and I. Her dream was to become a ballerina and she appeared in George Balanchine's production of The Nutcracker, but this dream was dashed when she achieved her full height of just four feet, ten inches. In 1958, she returned to Broadway in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Flower Drum Song. Other Broadway appearances were in Bravo Giovanni; Mr. President; Here's Love; Golden Boy; A Joyful Noise; Henry, Sweet Henry; Promises, Promises; Seesaw and Michael Bennett's groundbreaking production of A Chorus Line, in which she originated the role of "Connie." She worked with Bennett in several productions and over the years went from being his dance partner, to being his assistant. She would later supervise all major productions of A Chorus Line, choreographing 35 international productions as well as the 2006 Broadway revival. She is the co-author of the book, On the Line: The Creation of A Chorus Line, published in 1990.
Lee also has choreographed and directed scores of national and international tours of, among others, The King and I; Bombay Dreams; Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella; Porgy and Bess; Jesus Christ Superstar; Carmen Jones and Miss Saigon. In addition, she has choreographed several productions for the Washington National Opera at the Kennedy Center, been a talent scout for Tokyo Disneyland and opened a musical theatre school in Seoul, South Korea. She was the recipient of the 2003 Lifetime Achievement Asian Woman Warrior Award from Columbia College in Chicago. Throughout her career, Lee has been committed to promoting a diverse society on American stages and dedicated to fostering opportunities for Asian American performers to play roles for which they might otherwise not be considered.
In 2009, Lee founded (with Steven Eng and Nina Zoie Lam) the National Asian Artists Project, which focuses on providing opportunities for the Asian American artistic community. NAAP's "Discover New Musicals" program allows writers of all races and ethnicities to have new works showcased annually, utilizing Asian American casts, and its educational programs enable artists to hone their craft and to stay competitive in the workplace.
National Asian Artists Project (NAAP) exists to be a leader in educating, cultivating, and stimulating audiences and artists—current and future—through showcasing exceptional work by vibrant artists of Asian descent. Art constantly evolves, and NAAP strives to command a place at the fore with a uniquely compelling American voice.
NAAP believes that artists of Asian descent have many vital roles to play in the fostering of American communities.
*Through thoughtful educational programming, we seek to present the richness of theatre arts to underserved children, fostering creative self-discovery and expression.
*Support the artistic growth of theatre artists of Asian descent through professional employment opportunities.
*Build and cultivate new local and national audiences that encourage patronage and participation in the arts, including predominantly Asian communities unaccustomed to playing a role in the local or national arts dialogue.
*Capture and archive stories of prominent artists of Asian descent that they may be made available for future generations from which to learn and inspire.
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'Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin' – That Wild Ending and Where the Franchise Could Go Next
Warning: Spoilers for Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin ahead…
Next of Kin seems to be getting thrashed equally between critics and audiences. Personally, I felt like while the first two acts were uneven and a bit slow, the final act unleashed one of the most thought provoking and bat shit sequences of the entire series.
Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin could be getting the Wrong Turn treatment by fans who expected another entry in the original Paranormal Activity storyline. It could also be due simply to a strange lack of marketing by Paramount and Blumhouse.
There was very little fanfare or marketing leading up to this installment in the popular franchise. Which leads me to wonder if we'll get a sequel at all. But if we do?
Let's talk about where the franchise could go after that ending…
THAT ENDING
At the end of Next of Kin we learn the demon Asmodeus was being kept inside of Sarah (Margot's Mom), whose body was the only thing keeping the demon from wreaking havoc on the village. Legend has it the demon, if released, would take control of everyone in the village and cause them to inflict violence on each other until they were all dead. It seems as though Sarah was becoming weak and the demon was beginning to fully take over her body. Enter Margot, the planned next vessel for the demon.
The way I saw it, the scary boob monster we encounter in the cave is aesthetically a mix between the now weakened Sarah and Asmodeus. He's almost taken complete control of her. When Margot gives her the hook of death and she gets all gooey on the machinery, Asmodeus is fully released. Which is why you immediately start to hear the townsfolk screaming in agony as they murder each other like a bunch of trust fund babies at a Fyrefest festival (had it gone on for seven to twelve more minutes).
What a scene that was! Margot and Chris head back to the van. On their way, in an almost found footage tracking shot (if that's a thing), they encounter a man with no eyeballs laughing, a man on fire pretending to be a scarecrow, and overall general mayhem. Lucky for them, they've clearly been to a Black Friday event at Walmart and are capable of maneuvering their way out.
They finally get the van started and out of goddamn nowhere like Sting from the rafters, a guy with a shotgun was waiting on the other side of the barn. They somehow escape all this, Margot does her best Texas Chainsaw Massacre scream impression, and we're on the road again.
Meanwhile, in a great series of cinematic shots a cop car pulls into the farm. Something about the first person bodycam and the falling snow mixing with the red and blue lights was just impressive as hell. The cop goes into the barn and encounters the new Asmodeus…..it's Samuel! The weird cousin! Shirtless and in full on naked Terminator pose (though he has thankfully chosen to keep his pants on), making creepy ass baby noises. He's been born into the word and we're all in deep shit.
Samodeus reveals himself to the police officer and with a single look, the officer (while we're still in first person view) takes the gun and shoots himself in the head. It's disconcerting. Another officer is treated to the same demise with a simple look from Samodeus before he gets in the police car and calmly drives off. Not before changing the radio station to some Loretta Lynn. Which was a strange but neat touch.
What does this all mean? Well, I think it means that we're all gonna die. But first, I wonder if he's just escaping to find the next town, village, city to destroy? Or is he specifically inclined to follow Margot and Chris so that he may kill her and therefore destroy the only thing that could suppress his powers? Now that he's been born into the world again, is she even able to get him back in there? You wouldn't think so but hasn't all of this happened before?
Imagine if Margot and Chris get to safety and read about the police officers that perished. Margot could realize that the Wild N' Crazy Cult of Demonology was right all along. She realizes she's the only one who can end this. But first, she has to figure out how all this shit works right? And the whole village and anyone who knows how to stop him is likely dead.
FOLLOW UP POSSIBILITIES
The way I see it we essentially we have five options for a follow up in this storyline:
1- Asmodeus goes on a Terminator style hunt down of Margot and Chris. Either because there is a way for her to suppress him or because he's just pissed off that they got away.
2– Margot feels responsible and goes on a hunt to find out how to destroy Asmodeus while he's out murdering from town to town but first has to find a cult member who's still alive to help.
3- We move on to a completely different set of people who Asmodeus wonders upon as they try to survive him. You could get crafty with this and have him inflict his will upon another esoteric special interest group to keep the story contained. You could even tie this into idea number two and have her show up at the end.
4- We go completely wild and turn Next of Kin 2 into an all out found footage disaster film with Asmodeus wreaking havoc on the entire world. Think Chronicle; the footage is all filmed through news cameras and cell phone feeds of him causing us full on carnage and mayhem as we collectively as the human race try and stop him. Imagine the wild ending of Next of Kin taking place in a highly populated city?
Alas, number five with a bullet. I know many of you who aren't a fan of these deep franchise sequels will enjoy this. Hell, many of you will have already commented it below before you even get to this point in the article. The last option for the Paranormal Activity franchise is for them to do absolutely nothing. They could completely leave the franchise alone and not make a sequel at all. It actually works from a story aspect and feels like the ending of the original Halloween (or at least Carpenter's intended ending). The monster survived and he's out there amongst us. The end.
What would you all like to see done with the franchise at this point?
source https://bloody-disgusting.com/editorials/3689989/paranormal-activity-next-kin-wild-ending-franchise-go-next/

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Supreme Court Deals Blow to President Obama's Immigration Plan
Rachel StockmanJun 23rd, 2016, 11:00 am
In a a 4 to 4 decision, the Supreme Court essentially upheld a lower court's decision to block President Barack Obama's controversial immigration plan. The case, United Sates v. Texas, concerned an Obama administration plan called Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents, or DAPA. The plan would have allowed as many as five million unauthorized immigrants who are the parents of citizens or lawful permanent residents to apply for work permits. Obama took the executive action in 2014 after continued in action by Congress. The decision is a major block to the administration.
According to The New York Times, a federal judge in Texas entered a preliminary injunction shutting down the program while the legal case proceeded. The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans affirmed the injunction. Stay with LawNewz.com for more analysis on this case.
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"Imagine my amazement when I walked into the Absa Gallery in Johannesburg last week to see a massive replica of an EasyWean NoseRing. The 1.5 m NoseRing is the main feature of South African artist, Pauline Gutter's, current Art exhibition called Purgatorium," says Judy Richardson of EasyWean.
With Pauline Gutter's farming background the large sculptural piece, Purgatorium, provides the inaugural assertion of the work's governing purgatorial theme. This work is a blown-up version of a spiked plastic nose ring that is used for the weaning of calves — an alternative to the formerly routine practice of physically separating calf and dam into different camps/paddocks.
In his essay in the catalogue of the exhibition, Professor Dirk van den Berg of the Department of History of Art and Image Studies, at the University of the Free State, explains Purgatorium as the lived endurance of stress; a temporary condition of torment and suffering. The harsh experience of withstanding and coping with anguish and uncertainty serves to foster growth towards maturity and self-reliance, advancing towards a degree of empowerment and independence. The distress of purgatory is understood through the exhibition in a full-bodied and earth-bound weaning context.
Pauline Gutter has used the EasyWean NoseRing to depict the stress that she sees in the farming communities in South Africa, as well as her own trajectory against the odds, from a Free State farming childhood to her L'Atelier residency at the Cité Internationale de Arts in Paris, and the feelings associated with her homecoming on returning to South Africa.
Judy Richardson explains that Purgatory is seen as an in-between state, and encapsulates the stress of change. It should be viewed as something positive, even inevitable. Weaning is a temporary condition of stress. Pauline's use of EasyWean as a metaphor for managing change reflects the intensely personal and apparently contradictory process of growing through difficult life experiences. Things are often not what they seem.


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We test Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) and Dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene (DDE).
DDT was the first insecticide developed in the 1940s. The peak year for use in the United States was 1959 when nearly 80 million pounds were applied. From that high point, usage declined steadily to about 13 million pounds in 1971, most of it applied to cotton. It was used worldwide for insect control among humans, homes and institutions, for animals, crops and gardens. Due to its adverse effects on the environment, on animals and humans, the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) issued a ban for DDT in 1972. In 1996, restrictions to limit DDT were enacted globally, but in 2006, WHO (World Health Organization) recommended its use again for indoor spray programs to combat malaria. The general use of the pesticide DDT will no longer be legal in the United States and European countries.
Organochlorines such as DDT are extremely persistent and accumulate in tissue. There is substantial evidence suggesting that DDT and its metabolite DDE act as endocrine disruptors, interfering with hormonal function.
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FBI Investigates Hunter Biden and Partners for Money Laundering
Another controversy explodes within the Biden family: Hunter is revealed to have been under investigation for money laundering since last year.
An article from The New York Post indicated, according to reports that "the FBI has been investigating Hunter Biden and his business partners on money laundering charges since 2019. This would be a new case of scandal for the Biden family, which has been under the eye of the hurricane for the past few weeks since revelations about Hunter Biden's shady deals abroad began.
Published reports, articles, and research show that corruption and conflicts of interest in national security issues are a problem for Hunter and his father, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, who has been branded as a "liar" by alleged ignorance about your son's business.
Sinclair Broadcast Group says the FBI case is there active and open
The exclusive belongs to the Sinclair Broadcast Group One of his journalists, James Rosen, shared the news on his Twitter account explaining that Justice Department officials confirmed that in 2019 the FBI opened the investigation against Hunter and associates. In addition, he noted that the investigation was still open and active.
EXCLUSIVE: A @TheJusticeDept official confirms that in 2019, the @FBI opened up a criminal investigation into "Hunter Biden and his associates," focused on allegations of money-laundering, and that it remains open and active today. More very soon on your @WeAreSinclair stations.
— James Rosen (@JamesRosenTV) October 29, 2020
Tweet de Rosen denouncing the disclosure of State Department officials
According to Rosen, Tony Bobulinski – a former Hunter partner – revealed to him Sinclair Broadcast Group who was questioned on October 23 by the FBI for five hours. In addition, it was included as a "material witness" in a developing research that focuses on Hunter Biden and his business partners.
EXCLUSIVE: Tony Bobulinski tells @WeAreSinclair he was questioned by six @FBI agents, with counsel present, for five hours on October 23, listing him as a "material witness" in an ongoing investigation focused on Hunter Biden and his associates. His cell phones were examined. pic.twitter.com/5lPzRTREJN
Bobulinski reportedly provided the FBI with material and digital evidence linked to former Vice President Biden and related to his son's overseas business
It should be remembered that Bobulinski is not a new element in this equation. The businessman, residing in California, has given statements to Fox News on the Tucker Carlson show, where he called Joe Biden's version – in which he doesn't know the details of his son's business abroad – a "blatant lie.
Last week Bobulinski himself, during a press conference, showed some phones that he said he would provide to the FBI as evidence. According to the businessman, the content of the cell phones was thoroughly reviewed by the FBI in what he described as a "very cooperative analysis". Hunter's former partner mentioned that the meeting was in Washington and announced that he hopes to meet with them again.
Tony Bobulinski on Tucker says it is a "blatant lie" when Joe Biden says he had no knowledge of his son's business dealings:
"There was no other reason for me to be in that bar meeting Joe Biden then to discuss what I was doing with his family's name and the Chinese." pic.twitter.com/famy4WaxOk
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) October 28, 2020
At which point Tony Bobulinski calls Joe Biden's claims on the Tucker Carlson show "blatant lies."
Joe Biden promoted in an investment scheme n presented Hunter Biden
Few days ago one revealed investment scheme presented by Hunter Biden and four associates – two of them Tony Bobulinski and James Biden, brother of Joe Biden – to a Chinese energy company called CEFC China Energy. Private company closely linked to the People's Liberation Army and the Communist Party of China itself.
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This commercial proposal had a high informative content from different regions in the world where the Chinese CEFC could invest. Oman, Luxembourg and, in the important case, Colombia were mentioned.
The former vice president of the United States presented the coffee country as the door that CEFC China Energy would have to "enter Latin America. One of the relationships promoted in the Colombian country section to generate investment was that of Joe Biden, at that time (2017) Vice President of the United States, and Juan Manuel Santos, former President of Colombia.
The current Democratic candidate had generated great relations with Santos, and was also closely following the "peace process" with the narco-terrorists of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc), which was sold as an indication that Colombia would be a safer place to invest.
The scheme presented by Hunter and associates, which was very complete on all lines, even had drawn up a welcome plan from the Colombian Senate for the Chinese company, which at the time was one of the most important private companies in its country.
All of these revelations about the details of Hunter Biden's overseas business and his father's alleged involvement come within five days of the presidential election between President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden. Facts that, clearly, can have an incidence at the ballot box.
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Skyworks Aerial Systems is a Las Vegas team of developers, engineers and designers who are passionate about bringing down the barrier to robotics. The startup is comprised of recent graduates from UNLV. The interdisciplinary team have worked on award-winning world class projects such as Solar Decathlon. The team took grand prize in 2014 Southern Nevada Business Plan competition and was voted "most promising early stage start-up" by TBAN (Technology Business Alliance of Nevada).
Through the team's STEAM outreach in Las Vegas, they saw many schools were interested in having drones and robotics classes. However, the schools were under equipped to provide a full curriculum around it.
Their work in schools sparked the team's idea to create Eedu, an easy-to-use drone kit. Designed with simplicity in mind, it's a hardware and software platform that enables inventors who want to create new drone applications.
Zeng and the team have tips for those in the #VegasTech community who are looking at using Kickstarter as a platform to crowdfund their next idea.
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"We envision everyone will be able to collaborate on ideas and showcase their portfolios. We see this will truly accelerate innovation in the drone space. And if introduced to more schools, we can transform the current STEAM workforce, and retain more students' interest in going into science, technology or even creative industry such as interactive arts," she said.
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Spotlight on Jamilah and Vincent Hicks - Two Educators Making a Difference
It took a while for Jamilah and Vincent Hicks to connect.
The two kept running into each other in the late 1990s, when they were students at Northwestern State University.
She noticed him at church services and Sunday get-togethers at a professor's house. He was focused on New Orleans Saints games. Besides, one of his fraternity brothers was interested in her, so he didn't want to make things messy.
But when Vincent got a job working the front desk at Jamilah's dorm, their paths crossed even more frequently. The two soon began dating, and the relationship took off.
Fast forward to 2016.
The Hicks have been married for nine years and have two children together, plus Vincent's daughter from another relationship.
And they are now making their marks on Lafayette Parish schools.
Embracing their 'crazy' life
Jamilah Hicks has been principal at J.W. Faulk Elementary since 2014.
Vincent Hicks is entering his sixth year coaching boys' basketball and teaching physical education at David Thibodaux STEM Magnet Academy.
"Things are pretty crazy for us," Jamilah said. "We don't really know the other person's schedule. It's all real spur-of-the-moment. We juggle the kids a lot because we don't have family here. We have to be very flexible, and there's little-to-no downtime. There's always something going on."
Along the way, they learn from each other, sharing skills and behaviors.
"I've never been the best writer, but my wife, I think she's a brilliant writer. I think my writing skills have gotten a whole lot better because of her," Vincent said.
"She's a very loving person, a very forgiving person. I've most definitely picked that up from her. She's very religious and a Christian woman, and those are things I really wanted in my life."
Jamilah remains in awe of Vincent's relaxed demeanor and ability to let situations roll off him without bogging him down.
"He doesn't let stuff stress him or overwhelm him. That's something I definitely struggle with, and he helps me with," Jamilah said. "I'm typically OK with staying calm in front of others, but I need to stop letting stuff get me so worked up sometimes, and he's really good about that.
"Vince is also very down-to-earth and friendly, which is one of the things I've always loved and admired about him. He's one of those people who will walk into a room, and everybody flocks to him.
"He's just got that personality."
A major professional highlight for Vincent came in January, when he received the Lafayette Education Foundation Top Finalist Award in the middle school category.
The award was especially meaningful to Vincent, he said, because circumstances forced him to change schools often before he established himself at David Thibodaux.
"Jumping from job to job really made me feel insecure about who I was as a professional," he said. "Even being at David Thibodaux in my fifth year when I won, I still didn't have that full confidence that I needed.
"Winning that award made me feel like, 'I'm doing right, I'm on the right path.' It made me more confident about who I was as a teacher. Getting that award was a huge blessing from God."
Jamilah said she's never lost faith in her husband's abilities.
She remains awestruck when she sees him watch an NBA or college basketball game at home, notice a good play, then immediately take notes and implement it with his players the next day.
"I think that's amazing. He's extremely smart and knowledgeable about his craft," she said. "I could not have been more proud of him (at the LEF Awards.)
"Even though I'm not at the same school as him, I see all of the hard work and effort he puts into what he does every day. He puts a ridiculous amount of pressure on himself."
Driven by passion for teaching
Despite the demands of their work, the Hicks can't imagine themselves doing anything except working with students.
Jamilah loves J.W. Faulk and is proud of its improvements. She still has eyes on a dream job, though, as an English Language Arts supervisor, focusing on curriculum and instruction.
"I'm very passionate about early literacy and teaching reading," she said. "If I was going to be somewhere besides Faulk, and I could go into curriculum and instruction, that would be a dream, because that's really my passion."
Vincent believes his wife could excel in a second career, if she wanted.
"She is the most amazing writer I know," he said. "I've seen her design children's books. The way she writes, it just flows very well. I've never met anybody who writes as well as she does."
Vincent would "shrivel up and die" if he wasn't coaching, his wife said.
He agreed, but added that he wouldn't mind adding athletic director duties to his responsibilities one day.
"When I won (the LEF Award), my objectives shifted," he said. "It's not about wins and losses. It's about who I'm teaching and where they end up. You're not going to remember the game, but you are going to remember the people."
Copyright 2017 Upper Lafayette


This is the sixth entry in the Second Letter of Paul to the Thessalonians Bible Junkies Commentary. You can find the first entry here. In the first entry I discussed introductory matters, such as the origin of the Church in Thessalonica, its early history with Paul, Silvanus and Timothy, and also introductory matters of scholarship, including the structure of Paul's letters, modeled on the Hellenistic letter form, and noting such issues as whether the letter was written by the Apostle Paul. In the second entry, I gave an overview of the content in 2 Thessalonians. In the third entry, I started the process of commenting on the text itself, discussing the salutation, based on the New Revised Standard Version in English and the Greek text which underlies all translations. The fourth entry commented on the Thanksgiving and the apocalyptic themes found there. In the fifth entry, we began looking at the claim that a letter purported to be from Paul is circulating in Thessalonica and an involved description of the apocalyptic events which must take place before the return of Jesus Christ. The sixth entry will complete the examination of the apocalyptic themes in chapter two.
c) Body of the Letter (2:1-3:15): i) Theological Teaching (2:9-17): Proper Understanding of the Second Coming. Second part.
Paul, Silvanus and Timothy have stated in 2:7 that "the mystery of lawlessness is already at work, but only until the one who now restrains it (ho katechôn) is removed" (2:7). It seems that since the "the mystery of lawlessness is already at work" the revelation of the lawless one is a process and not simply an event, though this revelation appears to be the culmination of the process. This reading is borne out by 2:9-10 where the authors write that "the coming of the lawless one is apparent in the working of Satan, who uses all power, signs, lying wonders, and every kind of wicked deception for those who are perishing, because they refused to love the truth and so be saved" (2:9-10). The mix of present and past tenses (aorist) indicate that, indeed, lawlessness is at work even now.
The "coming" of the lawless one is a powerful phrase because the word used in Greek for "coming" is parousia, the same word used to designate the return of Jesus Christ, by Christianity in general and by this letter in particular (earlier in the chapter at 2:1). The word, apart from Christian use, generally indicated the arrival of a King or Emperor. The "lawless one" was clearly intended to point to a particular ruler figure, whether human, and under the spirit or control of Satan, or some sort of spiritual being.
It is at this point where a serious theological issue arises since "for this reason (dia touto) God sends them a powerful delusion (energeian planes), leading them to believe (eis to pisteusai) what is false, so that all who have not believed the truth but took pleasure in unrighteousness will be condemned (krithōsin – will be judged)" (2:11-12). The theological issue, which students always notice immediately, is why would God "condemn" these people if a "powerful delusion" has been sent upon them? Do they have a choice?
There are three ways to look at this. The first, God has sent a powerful delusion and those who have rejected the Gospel are unable to resist it; God is directly responsible for their rejection of the Gospel. The second way of reading it is to look at 2:10 more carefully and see that God has sent a powerful delusion "because they refused to love the truth and so be saved," that is, due to their own sinfulness (the phrase "for this reason," dia touto, is causal and could be translated "on account of this"). The third way is to translate the Greek with a bit more nuance. The "powerful delusion" might be seen more as an "active error," which indicates that they have played a part in bringing about this error through their own actions (as in the second option above). When this is combined with translating krithōsin as "judge" instead of "condemn," it does not seem that the outcome is predestined. The "judgment" of those who have rejected the truth might seem set in stone now, but it is not as harsh or as foregone a conclusion as "condemned." I opt for the third way because I am not convinced the Greek is as strict as the NRSV translation suggests. The lot of those who have rejected the Gospel is not, for Paul, Silvanus and Timothy, a positive situation, but I am not certain their fate is already sealed. There is certainly some sense of divine causality, however, due to God's active presence.
This divine causality becomes clear for the members of the Church as well. Paul, Silvanus and Timothy offer a second thanksgiving in which the focus is on the "chosenness" of the members of the Church. They write that they "always give thanks to God for you, brothers and sisters beloved by the Lord, because God chose (eilato) you as the first fruits (aparchên) for salvation through sanctification by the Spirit and through belief in the truth" (2:13). As with those who have been engaged in error, and rejected the Gospel through their own choice, those who have been chosen have also responded to the Gospel through their own choice. That is, to be chosen is dependent as well upon the choices which one makes for or against God's Gospel. How these choices are connected with the graces offered to the individual is a larger question which this letter does not consider.
This is why the final verses in this chapter focus on encouragement to "stand firm and hold fast to the traditions (paradoseis) that you were taught by us, either by word of mouth or by our letter" (2:15). This specifies that traditions were handed on both through the oral tradition as well as the letters of Paul, Silvanus and Timothy. The extent of these traditions seems impossible to determine simply on the basis of this letter, though it will include practical and not just theological dimensions, as we will see in chapter three. The maintenance of these traditions is essential for the continuation of the Christian life. The Thessalonians are not on their own, however, for the authors stress that "our Lord Jesus Christ himself and God our Father, who loved us and through grace gave us eternal comfort and good hope" (2:16) will "comfort your hearts and strengthen them in every good work and word" (2:17). God was not just active in calling them to the Christian life, but in aiding them in maintaining and growing in the Christian life.
It almost seems as if the second thanksgiving here is leading directly to the end of the letter, but it is more that it is the climax or crescendo of the comparison between those who have rejected the Gospel and those who have grasped it: Paul, Silvanus and Timothy have stressed in chapters one and two that however difficult life in Thessalonica might be now, God is with them and will be with them until the end of time when they receive their just reward.
Next week, when we begin 2 Thessalonians 3, we will see the practical implications of the Thessalonians fidelity to the Gospel . In this chapter, Paul and his co-workers focus on instructions that emerge from their willingness to "stand firm and hold fast to the traditions (paradoseis) that you were taught by us" (2:15).


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Q&A With American Pro Cyclist Megan Guarnier
By Melanie Clancy
It's hard to imagine a year that could top 2015 for American professional cyclist Megan Guarnier.
The veteran road racer began the year by winning the inaugural edition of the women's Strade Bianche. She then followed it up with a stage win and podium finish at the Giro d'Italia, the women's national road race title in May, and a third place finish at the UCI Road World Championships, securing her spot in the 2016 Olympics.
ACTIVE.com caught up with Guarnier on the eve of her defense of the 2015 Strade Bianche title (she ultimately placed sixth), which serves as the opener for the first-ever UCI Women's WorldTour.
Note: This interview was lightly edited and condensed for clarity.
ACTIVE.com: 2016 marks the third year of Specialized's sponsorship of the Boels-Dolmans team—what does it mean to have a consistent technical sponsor from year to year?
Megan Guarnier: It has been hugely beneficial to have Specialized as a sponsor for three years; it provides continuity, and we are all extremely dialed in our positions. Our fits have been established to increase our efficiency and power output, and we have been able to carry this over into each season. Specialized has been working with our team since the beginning of 2014, and it has been an incredible partnership. They've made sure to provide us with cutting-edge technology and equipment that will help us meet our goals.
ACTIVE.com: This is the inaugural year of the UCI Women's WorldTour. For the layperson, what are the biggest changes as a result of this launch?
Guarnier: The WorldTour will provide a narrative to our racing season. It's a necessary and big step forward for women's cycling because each race will have a mandatory amount of live coverage, and that's so important to increase the visibility of our sport.
Previously, the only means of following our races was through Twitter feeds, or sometimes even just a final result. There are many fans that are passionate about our sport, but this means of reporting and communicating the dynamics of our race has certainly not done it justice. Now that we have the opportunity to display the animated tactics of the women's peloton through live coverage, I'm positive that our fan base will continue to grow.
Furthermore, under the WorldTour regulations, the top 20 teams will be invited to all races and have housing provided for them. This will give the smaller, developing teams a chance to attend races they might not otherwise have been able to attend due to budget restraints. This gives more women access to the highest level of racing and will further facilitate its development. Along with the media coverage initiative, this will increase the breadth and depth of our sport.
Both the increased accessibility to the highest level of races and the higher visibility will pique the interest of potential sponsors and allow further growth of women's cycling.
ACTIVE.com: Personally, you had a huge season in 2015, although it was many years in the making. What helped you finally break through in such a big way?
Guarnier: Yes, 2015 was my best season yet. It has been years of learning the European peloton, the races, the tactics and my strengths. My coaches and family have always been there to bolster me to reach my potential and continue to learn. Additionally, my Boels-Dolmans teammates and support staff played a big role in helping me to succeed. It's a very supportive environment, and they are always trying to get the best out of me.
ACTIVE.com: What are your goals for 2016? How prominently do the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro figure into your planning for the year?
Guarnier: I'm very focused on Rio this year. It's a dream come true to make the team. Ever since I was a little girl, I dreamed of being an Olympic athlete. I thought it would be in the pool as a swimmer (Editor's note: Guarnier attended Middlebury College with the intent of swimming at the collegiate level before a shoulder injury forced her to give up the sport), but I'm so happy to have found something that has allowed me to achieve this dream.
ACTIVE.com: How is it different racing against your pro teammates in competitions like the Olympics?
Guarnier: It's part of this sport, but it's definitely hard to be such close teammates all year and then for one or two races a season you are competitors. But at the same time, we're all professionals and we all have goals, and that's something we understand and respect in the pursuit of those goals.
ACTIVE.com: Women's cycling has become a top focus for major brands like Specialized. Have you noticed a difference in terms of the quality of women's-specific products available?
Guarnier: Women's cycling has benefited greatly from the growing interest in our sport. With the increase in awareness of healthy lifestyles, it behooves companies to take notice that women are interested in getting on bikes.
Specialized makes incredible women's products and they never compromise quality in order to design top equipment for women. They create products specifically designed to fit our bodies, while maintaining a commitment to incorporating the newest technology. This approach provides women with an incentive and drive to enter into the sport, whether competitively or just to enjoy the landscape. It lowers the barriers for women to enter the sport while making sure they feel welcome in the cycling community.
ACTIVE.com: What advice would you give to a beginner female cyclist? That first year or two are so critical to women really picking up and staying with the sport, and it can certainly be intimidating.
Guarnier: My biggest advice is to get out and ride. It is quite simple. Don't over-think it and don't try to do everything right. There are so many nuances to cycling and it takes years to learn. The most important thing is that you get out and ride, the rest will follow.
Local bike shops often have group rides of many levels where you can meet new people that can assist you in your development, and that's where you'll find a niche in cycling that works for you, whether it's competing or going for a ride on a beautiful weekend day.
I can't emphasize enough the importance of not over-thinking the equipment, your fitness, the culture, etc. and just get out there and experience it. The knowledge, strength and skill will come in time, but it doesn't happen overnight.
ACTIVE.com: What is your favorite offseason workout?
Guarnier: Endurance rides with my husband.
ACTIVE.com: Favorite race?
Guarnier: Strade Bianche.
ACTIVE.com: Your go-to pre-race meal?
Guarnier: Oatmeal
ACTIVE.com: What do you usually eat on the bike?
Guarnier: Gummies!
ACTIVE.com: What is your favorite cheat meal?
Guarnier: Pizza.
ACTIVE.com: What is the cycling accessory you can't do without?
Guarnier: Helmet. Safety never takes vacations.
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Melanie J. Clancy is the editor-in-chief of ACTIVE.com and an avid cyclist and triathlete. When she's not writing, editing and consuming content of all shapes and sizes, Clancy is passionate about getting more women on bikes. She rides a black and magenta Liv Envie named Black Betty, and can be found tearing up Dallas roads with a fierce group of fellow female cyclists. Follow Melanie on Strava, Instagram or Twitter.
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Avoriaz is the highest resort of the Portes du Soleil region. The village itself is at 1,800m with peaks towering up to 2,400m around it. The whole resort is car free and ski-in ski-out. There are a number of excellent snowshoeing itineraries starting or ending in Avoriaz which quickly escape from the pistes and the skiiers leaving the snowshoer in blissful isolation.


Eastern European gangs are systematically conducting well-organized skimming attacks against U.S. consumers and businesses, according to a Gartner analyst.
Card skimming occurred on several Virginia Credit Union ATMs and roughly 2,000 debit cards have been determined to be vulnerable to potential fraud.
Two of the three men accused of swiping the debit card credentials of 1,490 ATM users in Manhattan remain behind bars. The other defendant is at large.
A Brooklyn man was sentenced to serve between two and seven years in prison after using a skimming device to steal 39 credit card numbers.
The organization charged with administering credit card security guidelines is offering tips to avoid "skimming" attacks.
On Wednesday, PCI SSC updated its card skimming prevention guidance for the first time in five years.
A 21-year-old Connecticut woman on Tuesday pleaded guilty to participating in an ATM skimming operation between February and July, the U.S. attorney's office in Connecticut said.
The device was found attached to a MetroCard machine at the Columbus Circle 1 train station.
Four Romanian nationals have been arrested and charged with targeting ticket vending machines of MTA Long Island Rail Road in a classic skimming operation.


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Man in bid to reduce exploitation sentence
By Ruaidhri Giblin
A MAN has appealed against his four-year sentence for the sexual exploitation of a 13-year-old child in what was the first prosecution taken under child protection legislation.
The Court of Appeal has reserved judgment in the case of Muhammad Hussain (32), who was jailed by Judge Sarah Berkeley at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court last April 4.
He had pleaded not guilty to travelling with the intent of meeting a child, having met or communicated with the child on two or more occasions, with the intent of doing an act that would constitute sexual exploitation on July 22, 2011.
Hussain, with a last address at Steam Boat Quay, Limerick, appealed on the grounds that the sentence was too severe and the judge had no precedent as a guide.
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The Court of Appeal heard Hussain was 29 when the offences took place and the girl 13.
His counsel, Ciaran O'Loughlin SC, said it was the first conviction under this section and a maximum sentence of 14 years was applicable for the most heinous of acts including child abduction and trafficking which was nowhere near the offence Hussain committed.
Counsel for the DPP, Dominic McGinn SC, said it was not the case that Judge Berkeley blindly accepted the subjective view of prosecution counsel's recommended sentence.
The judge imposed a four-year sentence and gave Hussain credit for time spent in custody.


The fairies are brought to life by a loving family business inspired by cottage industry. Tassie Design is a company with 100% original designs implemented by artisans who have many years of experience. The brother and sister, who own the company, inherited it from their parents. They originally assembled beautiful silk flowers until they could not compete with the lower wages in China. Together they embarked on a new endeavor developing fairies. The brother focuses on running the company, while the sister creates the designs. Most of the fairy assembly takes place in Phrae, one of the most ancient provinces in Thailand. The workers start at $10 a day (their days are eight hours and they typically work 5-6 days a week). Tassie supports their workers in gaining more advanced skills to earn as much as 2 ½ times the minimum wage. The employees work in a safe environment (no accidents in the 20+ years they have been in business) and have the option to assemble fairies in their own homes.
The fairies have bendable arms and legs so they can be posed. They are dressed in satins, silks, cottons and nylon and decorated with beads, sequins and lace.
The fairies look forward to bringing their love and joy to your store!
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The Kyadondo East Member of Parlaiment Hon. Robert Kyagulanyi has had the possession of firearms and ammunition charges against him dropped, but re-arrested and straight on driven to the civilian court in Gulu where they read to him the treason charges.
This court hereby terminates the proceedings against Hon. Robert Kyagulanyi before this court, you are accordingly set free unless being held on other charges."
As Bobi Wine with the help of his brother Eddie Yawe and other colleagues made their way out of court, he was told by his lawyer Medard Ssegona that he was still under arrest and that, they were heading to another court. He asked him to be strong.
The Kyarenga singer who looked knackered as he walked with a single crutch was guided to a waiting white police vehicle that drove him to the Magistrate's Court in Gulu. In the police car, he was in the company of his dear wife, Barbie Kyagulanyi.
While in court, Bobi Wine tried to put on his red beret, but was stopped by the prison officers. The Magistrate who first claimed that Bobi was aged 22, but later admitted that it was a slip of the tongue read to him the treason charge. It is a capital offence and the accused was not allowed to enter into a plea, it was suggested that Bobi be remanded till August 30 when the other suspects would return to the very court.
His lawyer Medard Ssegona chipped with a prayer that the legislator be remanded to a hospital where he can receive treatment, plus other co-accused who were in dire need of medical attention to be referred to a private medical facility. "Fairness demands that you try a person who is in good health," Ssegona added.
In respect of his health, Bobi Wine and others in similar conditions were allowed to receive medical attention at their preferred medical facilities. The case was adjourned to August 30, 2018.
Bobi Wine was driven off in a prison's vehicle.


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Another great beer festival at Irvine Lake. The second annual (hopefully) Orange County Beer Festival was held on May 15 instead of August like the previous year, and that resulted in much cooler weather.
I went with a friend and two designated drivers (always good to have a backup at an event like this in case one succumbs), and we arrived almost an hour early. Very good plan, since we avoided the traffic and the lines, and had a chance to eat before they opened the booths. In the pictures below you'll see the place was really packed, but there was never a significant wait of more than, say, thirty seconds at any of the booths. On the food front, the organizers did a much better job this year, offering three food vendors serving really outstanding choices.
In a perfect world I would probably take some notes on the beers as I sample them, but there is just too many booths to hit in the three hours. I settled for picking up literature on the standouts so I could remember them later. Some of my favorites were from the Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery (Long Beach), the Cismontane Brewing Company (Rancho Santa Margarita), Bierbitzch's always refreshing Golden Pilsner (they always have great merchandise too), Tibet Brewing and their Lhasa Beer, and my favorite of them all, the new Duvel Green.
One major criticism of the beer fest is the traffic leaving the event. We sat in the traffic leaving the parking lot for 45 minutes and never moved. I finally had to see what could possibly be going on, and walked to the exit. The traffic on the road was so crowded, that none of the cars could get an opening to pull out. I helped stop traffic on the main road to get the traffic flowing out of the parking lot, and then other "civilians" from the festival joined in and we put together an impromptu traffic system, blocking traffic for a minute at a time to let the cars exit. Had we not done this, everyone would still be sitting in the parking lot. A special commendation goes to a woman from Bierbitzch (or who may simply have been wearing a Bierbitzch t-shirt) for stepping up and getting really aggressive with the slow-moving drivers.
The point of the story is, the organizers must hire traffic cops for the event. And get more porta-potties. Lots of people drinking lots of beer. Do the math, then multiply by ten.
I took a complete lap of the festival with my flip camera running. It's noisy and jerky, but you'll certainly get a sense of the party atmosphere.
Oops, got a little ahead of myself there, Dale. But since you asked, yes I will be there in 2011.
Yes the traffic was really bad. The gal with the BierBitzch shirt was awsome. I gave my orange(I always keep them in my car) reflective vest to a young gentleman who helped working the main street and between the 3 of us, got things moving.
The Security lady originally doing traffic control almost envolked a riot and walked off the position. It was apparent to me that she had no prior experience doing event traffic control.
I have quite a few years working gate and traffic control for large outdoor events and was glad to assist.
That explains something I saw. I saw you hand the reflective vest to him, and I initially thought you must be the traffic person giving up and saying, "You think you can do better, here take my vest!" I was the crazy guy screaming at everyone to keep moving. The hysterical part was, seeing me directing traffic, a lot of people assumed I must be with the organization and were yelling their complaints about what a poor job "we" had done with the traffic planning. That's okay, I'm happy to let them vent. I thank you for your help, Kate, on behalf of everyone trying to leave the event.
Next Beer Festival, contact me and I will have my crew out there doing parking/traffic control like a well oil machine.
Blame it all on the Boy Scouts! The Scout-O-Rama on the other end of the lake ended at the same time. That's where all the traffic came from!


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Rolf Danneberg (* 1. März 1953 in Hamburg) ist ein ehemaliger deutscher Leichtathlet. Er wurde 1984 Olympiasieger im Diskuswurf.

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Rolf Danneberg, der zunächst Speerwerfer war und sich ab 1976 ganz auf den Diskuswurf verlegte, startete für den Hamburger SV, dann ab 1977 für die LG Wedel-Pinneberg und wurde dort von Trainer Artur Heß betreut, ab 1990 trug Danneberg die Farben von Bayer 04 Leverkusen. Von 1978 bis 1990 erreichte er jeweils einen Platz unter den besten drei bei den Deutschen Meisterschaften, 1980, 1988 und 1989 gewann er den Titel. Danneberg wurde zudem dreimal deutscher Hochschulmeister im Diskuswurf. 1984 wurde er als erster Deutscher Diskuswurf-Olympiasieger, was als große Überraschung eingestuft wurde.

Er ist 1,98 m groß und wog in seiner aktiven Zeit bis zu 125 kg. Seine Bestleistung liegt bei 67,60 m, aufgestellt 1987 in Berlin. Danneberg verrichtete ein Lehramtsstudium in den Fächern Sozialkunde und Sport, blieb aber zunächst ohne Lehrerstelle, zum Zeitpunkt seines Olympiasieges 1984 war er seit 15 Monaten arbeitslos. Das öffentlich gemacht zu haben, erachtete er später als Fehler und betonte, er hätte sich ganz auf den Sport konzentrieren sollen. Nach dem Olympiasieg ernannte ihn der Wedeler TSV zum Ehrenmitglied. Er wurde als Schleswig-Holsteins Sportler des Jahres 1984 ausgezeichnet. Zu Beginn des Jahres 1986 ließ er sich von der Hamburger Schulbehörde von seinem Referendariat zunächst befreien, um sich ganz dem Sport zu widmen. Von seinen Weggefährten wurde er als "eher schüchtern", als "lockerer Typ" und als Menschen mit klaren Ansichten eingeschätzt. Dass Danneberg trotz Olympiasieg in der Öffentlichkeit verhältnismäßig unbekannt blieb und seinen Erfolg nicht in Werbeverträge ummünzte, erklärte er im Mai 1988 mit den Worten: "Sicherlich bin ich kein Sonnyboy. Aber ich bin auch nicht einer von denen, die ihre Popularität mit Kompromissen erkaufen."

Für seine sportlichen Erfolge wurde er mit dem Silbernen Lorbeerblatt ausgezeichnet. 1989 wurde Danneberg der Rudolf-Harbig-Gedächtnispreis verliehen. Als Trainer betreute Danneberg von 2005 bis Oktober 2010 den Diskuswerfer Markus Münch, der seine Bestweite in dieser Zeit auf 65,37 Meter steigerte und jeweils an einer Welt- und Europameisterschaft teilnahm.

Ergebnisse bei großen Wettkämpfen
 1982: Europameisterschaften in Athen: In der Qualifikation ausgeschieden
 1984: Olympische Spiele in Los Angeles: 1. Platz (64,74 – ungültig – 63,64 – 66,60 m – ungültig – 66,22)
 1986: Europameisterschaften in Stuttgart: 11. Platz
 1987: Weltmeisterschaften in Rom: 4. Platz
 1988: Olympische Spiele in Seoul: 3. Platz (65,58 – 63,60 – ungültig – 63,88 – 67,38 m – 65,42)
 1990: Europameisterschaften in Split: 6. Platz

Literatur
 Klaus Amrhein: Biographisches Handbuch zur Geschichte der Deutschen Leichtathletik 1898–2005. 2 Bände. Darmstadt 2005 publiziert über Deutsche Leichtathletik Promotion- und Projektgesellschaft.
 Karl-Heinz Keldungs: Rolf Danneberg. In: ders.: Die deutsche Leichtathletik in 100 Porträts von Hanns Braun bis Malaika Mihambo. Arete Verlag Christian Becker, Hildesheim 2022, ISBN 978-3-96423-081-2, S. 32f.

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Diskuswerfer (Deutschland)
Deutscher
Olympiasieger (Diskuswurf)
Olympiateilnehmer (Deutschland)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1984
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1988
Träger des Silbernen Lorbeerblattes
Deutscher Meister (Leichtathletik)
Leichtathlet (Hamburger SV)
Geboren 1953
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Hollywood actor lends support to fundraising appeal for North Lincolnshire village statue
Film star Jeremy Irons is backing the project
Jeremy Irons is backing the proposed statue
Actor Jeremy Irons is the latest well-known name to lend his support to the fundraising appeal for a statue of John Harrison in Barrow-upon-Humber.
Irons, one of the stars of the film Longitude which told the story of Harrison's invention of the marine chronometer, joined a growing list of those wishing the Better Barrow Community Project success.
Barrow-upon-Humber Market Place
Despite his groundbreaking work, which saved thousands of lives at sea, until Better Barrow launched its statue initiative, Harrison has no known memorial other than a plaque in Westminster Abbey.
The statue of John Harrison which has been proposed to be placed in Barrow's market place.
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Q: Apply DNS Zone changes Plesk API I have a question related to Plesk API.
I managed to create subdomains, edit DNS zone via PHP, but when I go into Plesk, I get the following error message to the subdomain that was affected by the change of DNS:

Warning: The DNS zone was modified. If you would like to apply DNS template changes to this zone, either click the 'Apply DNS Template Changes' button on this page or choose the 'Apply the changes to all zones' option in Server Administration Panel > Tools & Settings > DNS Template Settings > Apply DNS Template Changes.

Now, I read through the API Docs and I found a way of doing this, but I am not sure what the 'used-ip' tag is. Is it the IP of my Plesk hosting?
Here it is what I found in the docs.
<packet>
<dns>
<sync-with-template>
<filter>
  <used-ip>123.123.123.123</used-ip>
</filter>
</sync-with-template>
</dns>
</packet>

See the 'used-ip' value? What is it?
Thanks,
Cristian

A: Ok, so I managed to find an answer. The used-ip value is the value of the subdomain's hosting.
As from the Docs: It specifies the IP address of the DNS zone.

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On a broader sense web development can include, development of internet applications, social networking like blogs, and aspects of e-business like e-malls and e-mails. Today web development is a fast growing industry. Free web development tools like LAMP( Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) and other easy to use WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) software like MS Frontpage has made website development easier and affordable.
New generation Web development tools allow people to use applications online. Developers are now offering their applications as web services on the Internet, which could earlier be used only on a desk top computer system. This technology has led to many e-commerce sites like E-bay and amazon.com that has revolutionized the shopping experience. Open source content sites today provide the latest web development tactics for interactivity and communication online.
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from django.db import migrations, models

class Migration(migrations.Migration):

    dependencies = [
        ('api', '0003_auto_20160904_1201'),
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    operations = [
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='attacker_1',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='attacker_2',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='attacker_3',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='attacker_4',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='attacker_commander',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=150),
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        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='attacker_king',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='attacker_outcome',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='attacker_size',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='battle_type',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='defender_1',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='defender_2',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='defender_3',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='defender_4',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='defender_commander',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=150),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='defender_king',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='defender_size',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='location',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='major_capture',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=50),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
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        migrations.AddField(
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            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=250),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
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            name='region',
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        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='summer',
            field=models.CharField(default='null', max_length=10),
        ),
        migrations.AlterField(
            model_name='battle',
            name='id',
            field=models.IntegerField(primary_key=True, serialize=False),
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How You Can Get Spotify and Hulu Together for $5 a Month
Brendan Morrow
Spotify and Hulu have just announced a deal in which students can get both services together for just $5 a month.
In order to be eligible for this deal, you must currently be enrolled in a US Title IV accredited college or university, and you must be over the age of 18. You can sign up for the plan through Spotify, not through Hulu, at this link.
If you already have Spotify Premium for Students, you now automatically have access to Hulu and simply need to register a Hulu account at the link above. If you're on a different Spotify plan like the family plan, though, you will not be eligible, and so you'll have to cancel that account and start a new one with Spotify. If you already have a Hulu account, you can merge it with this new joint Spotify/Hulu account as long as you're signed up for the Limited Commercials plan; those who subscribe to a different Hulu plan like Hulu No Commercials or Hulu with Live TV can't merge that account with Spotify. But you can cancel that Hulu account and create a new one through the Spotify plan.
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All the billing for this deal is being done through Spotify, and so if you merge the accounts, you're essentially switching things around so that you're charged for Hulu through Spotify and not Hulu itself. With Hulu, you're gaining access to the Limited Commercials plan, and so there will be ad interruptions during all the shows you watch.
After you are no longer a student, your Spotify subscription will go back to being $9.99, and you won't have access to Hulu anymore. At this time, there is no bundle of Hulu and Spotify together for non-students. However, the streaming services have said they soon plan to expand to all consumers and not just students, according to The Verge.
The Hulu and Spotify deal for students is a pretty remarkable one, especially since Spotify Premium for Students is already $4.99 a month, and so the deal is essentially just an offering of free Hulu. Prior to this, students who wished to subscribe to both Spotify and Hulu had to pay at least $13 a month, or $17 if they did not want commercials.
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Jermaine Lamarr Cole, popularly known as J. Cole is a renowned hip hop record producer and artist from America. J. Cole was born on 28 January 1985 in Frankfurt West Germany and he was raised in Fayetteville, North Carolina. He became famous as rapper with a mixtape called 'The Come Up' and he went onto release two more mixtapes as a rapper.
In 2011, J. Cole launched his first studio album titled 'Cole World: The Sideline Story'. On the US billboard 200, it reached the topmost position and the RIAA certified it as platinum. Cole's next two releases also played a huge role in making him a global star. The first one was 'Born Simmer' (2013) and the second one was '2014 Forest Hills Drive'. These two albums have managed to get a lot of positive reviews from critics and both were certified platinum in the United States of America.
The album '2014 Forest Hills Drive' fetched him the the first Grammy nomination for the best rap album. Cole's fourth album '4 Your Eyez Only' came out in 2016 and it reached the number one position on the US Billboard 200 chart.
J. Cole never learned piano from any music school but this self taught musician is a magician while working on a piano. He also works as a producer apart from being a creative genius. Cole has produced singles for reputed artists like Janet Jackson and Kendrick Lamar.
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Milos Kerkez, né le  à Vrbas en Serbie, est un footballeur international hongrois qui évolue au poste d'arrière gauche à l'AZ Alkmaar.

Biographie

En club
Né à Vrbas en Serbie, Milos Kerkez commence sa carrière au Győri ETO FC. Il joue son premier match en professionnel le 23 août 2020 contre le Dorogi FC, en championnat. Il est titularisé ce jour-là et son équipe s'incline par deux buts à zéro.

Le , lors du mercato hivernal, Milos Kerkez rejoint l'AC Milan, où il est intégré à la Primavera.

Le , il rejoint l'AZ Alkmaar.

Il fait sa première apparition avec l'équipe première de l'AZ le 9 février 2022, lors d'une rencontre de coupe des Pays-Bas face au RKC Waalwijk. Il entre en jeu à la place de Owen Wijndal et son équipe s'impose par quatre buts à zéro.

En sélection
En , Milos Kerkez est convoqué pour la première fois avec l'équipe nationale de Hongrie par le sélectionneur Marco Rossi.

Il honore sa première sélection avec la Hongrie lors du rassemblement suivant, face à Allemagne le 23 septembre 2022, où il est directement titularisé. Son équipe crée la surprise en s'imposant sur le score de un but à zéro.

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The Alaska Seas and Watersheds curriculum was designed to be inquiry based. Each unit includes activities that allow students to be actively involved in their own learning to construct meaning and understanding, as opposed to all knowledge and content being conveyed by the teacher. We have included the use of Science notebooks throughout the units to encourage teachers to promote inquiry and allow students to learn to write about science, articulate their thoughts, feelings, questions and ideas, and to begin to think like scientists.
Each investigation begins with an activity that provides an opportunity for students to share what they already know about the topic being introduced, and engages them in thinking about new ideas, questions, and/or explorations that are possible.
Students explore the concept or skill by conducting experiments, completing research, engaging in activities or simulations, or design and implement an investigation.
This phase occurs after the exploration of the concept. Teachers may provide opportunities for students to explain their knowledge of the concept, or use this phase to offer more explanation to students to allow them to develop deeper understanding.
It is important for students to be able to apply what they have learned to new situations and experiences, so they can continue to develop a firm understanding of the concept. Opportunities for students to discuss, share, and communicate their skills, knowledge and understanding.
This phase allows students to demonstrate their understanding of the topic in authentic and meaningful ways. It is also a time for student reflection. Teacher can evaluate student progress toward achieving the enduring understandings of the unit.
National Science Education Content Standard A: Science as Inquiry gives a good explanation of the fundamental concepts and abilities involved with inquiry that were emphasized in these standards. The Next Generation Science Standards continue the emphasis on scientific inquiry "practices," which are defined as formulation of a question that can be answered through investigation but they also emphasize engineering design involving the formulation of a problem that can be solved through designing engineered solutions.
SA Students develop an understanding of the processes and applications of scientific inquiry.
SA1 Students develop an understanding of the processes of science used to investigate problems, design and conduct repeatable scientific investigations, and defend scientific arguments.
SA2 Students develop an understanding that the processes of science require integrity, logical reasoning, skepticism, openness, communication, and peer review.
SA3 Students develop an understanding that culture, local knowledge, history, and interaction with the environment contribute to the development of scientific knowledge, and that local applications provide opportunity for understanding scientific concepts and global issues.


During my first Hockey Road Trip to Denver, my friend Chad was having a great time and asked, "Where are we going next?" I hadn't really thought that far ahead, so Chad and I immediately started to analyze the remaining cities on my list and came up with two questions to consider moving forward: "Are there any NHL arenas that are going to be replaced soon?" and "Are there any NHL veteran stars that I'd like to see who are close to retirement?" There are a few answers to the first question, but Nassau Coliseum (home of the New York Islanders since 1972) quickly came to mind; while the only answer I could come up with for the second question was two members of the New Jersey Devils: Martin Brodeur and Jaromir Jagr, who were both 41 years old at the time, and are certain to be in the Hall of Fame at the conclusion of their NHL careers. Chad had been to New York a couple of years prior, but had been eager to go back, so this seemed like the perfect chance.
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