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Q: How to install a deb file, by dpkg -i or by apt? I have a deb package for installation.
Shall I install by dpkg -i my.deb, or by apt?
Will both handle the software dependency problem well?
If by apt, how can I install from the deb by apt?

A: Here's the best way to install a .deb file on Ubuntu on the command-line:
sudo gdebi skype.deb

If you don't have gdebi installed already, install it using sudo apt install gdebi-core.
Why gdebi?
gdebi will look for all the dependencies of the .deb file, and will install them before attempting to install the .deb file. I find this much preferable than sudo dpkg -i skype.deb && sudo apt install -f. The latter is much too eager to remove dependencies in certain situations. For instance, when I tried to install Skype, it attempted to remove 96 (!) packages, including packages like compiz and unity! gdebi gave a much clearer error message:
 $ sudo gdebi skype.deb
 Cannot install 'libqtgui:i386'

(Here is the solution to that particular issue, by the way.)

A: The simplest answer would be to use dpkg by running dpkg -i packagename.deb. You could then uninstall it by running dpkg -r packagename.deb.

apt-get is a higher level installer based off of dpkg, and as such you could apt-get install packagename.deb.

It would be beneficial for add it to your apt-get archives directory (/var/cache/apt/archives) so you could reference it as a package with dependencies and not a standalone .deb archive.

Also, by adding it to your apt-get archives directory, you have the opportunity to use dependencies with apt-get install packagename. This would let you install it with any manually added dependencies instead of dpkg's standalone archive-based system.

A: Modern apt-get can be used to install a package simply with apt-get install /path/to/package/name.deb.
(should be done as edit to the top answer but it was rejected - see https://unix.stackexchange.com/posts/159114/edit)

A: The shortest way to install a local package with all required dependencies that worked for me:
sudo apt --fix-broken install ./name.deb

It is --fix-broken option that makes dependencies to be installed.

A: When you use apt to install a package, under the hood it uses dpkg. When you install a package using apt, it first creates a list of all the dependencies and downloads it from the repository.
Once the download is finished it calls dpkg to install all those files, satisfying all the dependencies.
So if you have a .deb file, you can install it by:

*

*Using:
sudo dpkg -i /path/to/deb/file
sudo apt-get install -f

*Using:
sudo apt install ./name.deb

Or
sudo apt install /path/to/package/name.deb

With old apt-get versions you must first move your deb file to /var/cache/apt/archives/ directory. For both, after executing this command, it will automatically download its dependencies.

*First installing gdebi and then opening your .deb file using it (Right-click -> Open with). It will install your .deb package with all its dependencies.

Note: APT maintains the package index which is a database (/var/cache/apt/*.bin) of available packages available in repo defined in /etc/apt/sources.list file and in the /etc/apt/sources.list.d directory. All these methods will fail to satisfy the software dependency if the dependencies required by the deb is not present in the package index.

Why use sudo apt-get install -f after sudo dpkg -i /path/to/deb/file  (as mentioned in method 1)?
From man apt-get:
 -f, --fix-broken
           Fix; attempt to correct a system with broken dependencies in place.

When dpkg installs a package and a package dependency is not satisfied, it leaves the package in an "unconfigured" state and that package is considered broken.
The sudo apt-get install -f command tries to fix this broken package by installing the missing dependency.

A: Check the dependencies with dpkg -I my.deb and apt-get install the dependencies before dpkg -i my.deb.
May be you can copy the my.deb in /var/cache/apt/archives and install it directly with apt-get but I never tried.
Doesn't work, apt-get and dpkg are looking for packages listed in archives.

A: Install your foo.deb file with dpkg -i foo.deb. If there are some errors with unresolved dependencies, run apt-get install -f afterwards.

A: You can install a local .deb package by:
sudo apt install ./foo.deb

Make sure to specify a local relative or absolute path (./ if in current dir), otherwise it will look for foo.deb in the remote repos and fail.

A: It is very simple if I want to install Chrome.
Install your Chrome file as:
dpkg -i googlechrome.deb.

Sometimes there is a chance of getting some dependency errors like the following:
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of google-chrome-stable:
google-chrome-stable depends on libappindicator1; however:
Package libappindicator1 is not installed.

So to resolve above issues, you need to add dependencies; give the following command:
apt-get install -f

After giving the above command, dependencies will be added to your machine and your Debian package (.deb) file will be installed.


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Zaerosz
7th Mar 2016, 2:21 AM
In another universe, somewhat awkwardly written by a guy who works at a TV station, Johnny would grow up to have a bounty almost as high as Zoro's and dress like an Auron ripoff, while Yosaku would end up with Zabuza's big fuckoff sword and a missing heart.
7th Mar 2016, 10:37 AM
Is Johnny's backstory a reference to Ban from Seven Deadly Sins?
That's clearly Harry Potter.
Luminous Lead
7th Mar 2016, 1:34 PM
I didn't know what they were getting at before but haha you're totally right. XD
Ryhonn
Awesome Harry Potter reference.
Also, why secretly? They're pretty open with sadism
The Old One
"I always find it adds resonance to a hero's mission to have some defining element of tragedy in his background."
-The Joker, Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker
Sounds like the folks are just sticking to the script. It makes sense when you think about it.
Happy, well adjusted, folks rarely decide to go wandering off to uncertain hazardous futures unless there's a powerful need to do so.
Unhappy folks will do it just because they're gambling that the uncertain future will pay out for them.
GLW Gameplayer
"I guess I got here earlier than the normals so....Angst"
Most stories have angst in them and most roleplayers have had a time where their character broke down into angst....... or at least it seems likely. Tell a story about such angst in your Rping.
The only story I have to offer is when someone inherited a mech from his now dead friend and felt really bad about the whole thing. It turned out his spirit lived on in the mech and because the spirit mainly helped them the character slowly felt better about the whole thing and started treating the mech with respect and taking good care of it. The mech never got destroyed but I'm sure if it did angst would ensue
Bluejay Blaze
I once had a campaign where my friend and I were playing a father and son duo of semi-sane magic users. Only, his character died. My character, naturally, had a mental breakdown that lasted three gaming sessions, led to the death of eight random bystander NPCs, and ended with him preserving his dead father as a puddle of magic goo he kept in a boot. He then carried that "Bootful of Dad" for the rest of the campaign.
I'm beginning to notice a pattern with my characters and boots...
I tend to avoid angst myself really don't like using it I do know others who do though
Final boss we storm his door he starts talking while fighting bringing out our darkest secrets
Our Cleric breaks down and gutted immediately
her thing was she killed her own parents im skipping the details here to keep it short. sorry if i suck at story telling
The most angst I've run (as a player) was from an alcoholic Dwarf (so, a Dwarf, really). Tracking down some ne'er-do-wells who were trashing local businesses, we followed the trail to a Tavern. A monster burst the floor and snatched our druid. Chasing to the cellar, we found where it came in: Through the wall where all the ale kegs were stocked.
He immediately dropped to his knees, and with a skyward scream vowed vengeance for all that wasted brew.
I don't do moody broody.
I kinda hate moody broody because they just mope around after bad things happen. Explosive vengeance is normally my go to for things like that
Alle9009
23rd Aug 2016, 12:56 PM
""Too many to count""
I'm guilty of adding a sad tragic element to any backstory I create. Kid accidentally killed his own parents because they were trying to kill him which made him terrified of ever losing control again, another guy who's obsessed with fighting because it was the only way he could ever gain attention from others - even if they were trying to beat the crap out of him. And that guy who only figured out that he lived in an abusive family when he ran into his dad beating his brother up and found out that his brother had been protecting him all this while.
There's also the grumpy spearbearer who's folks constantly shuffled him around in an active effort to remain unattached to him thanks to his grandfather being an abusive dickbag who constantly ruined everything they held dear. This caused him to constantly be seperated from his only friend, who ended up committing suicide thanks to bullying while he was gone, meaning my character had to miss the funeral and only got his diary and clips in memorial (he still wears those clips to this day). Then his mentor died, leaving him his naginata, and that was when my character took a stand for himself and decided to get a scholarship for highschool so that he wouldn't have to move around anymore.
So what if he had to live with a neurotic drunkard aunt who had a crazy yandere ex-boyfriend who wants to kill him because 'kid's standing in the way of my love'?!
Unfortunately, the school my character applied to was ran by the mafia (which was the rp setting) and shenanigans abound. Well, he got good friends out of that, so a silver lining, eh?
So yeah... too many to count...

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If you're tasked with the Christmas dinner or even just the starter, these easy Christmas dinner starters will certainly help you out.
The Christmas dinner starter shouldn't be complicated. It also shouldn't be prawn cocktail! Mandy Mortimer, recipe editor of ilovecooking.ie, is back this week to share her favourite recipes for easy Christmas dinner starters everyone will love.
If you're feeling like the people you're dining with will definitely fill up on starters before the main event, why not offer antipasti instead? Antipasti is the traditional first course of an Italian meal - and it's not all just meats and cheese. It's a great choice for people who don't usually go for a starter because the individual can choose how much they put on their plate. This, of course, means that if you're really hungry, you can pile up!
Alternatively, Asian Crab Crostini are another super easy nibbly starter, that has a hint of sophistication. As ever, they are exceedingly easy to prepare. Just remember to ask if any of your guests are allergic to seafood!
Something that you will have to do a bit more prep for is the cheese spread trio. However, it's guaranteed to be a crowd pleaser. Who doesn't love cheese?!
The other great thing about these starters is that you can whip them up to serve as nibbles at a more casual Christmas get together. What do you usually serve for your Christmas starter? Is prawn cocktail on the menu?!
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Helen Kippax – Chair and lead for Safeguarding and Health and Safety
Helen has a diverse background in fine arts, social care and educational development including helping to establish a Steiner School in Sheffield. Helen joined Ruskin Mill Trust in 2004 and set up the Trust's third centre, Freeman College, in Sheffield. Helen remained as Principal of Freeman College until 2012 when she became a Trustee of Ruskin Mill Trust and Senior Mentor. Helen has gained an MSc in Practical Skills Therapeutic Education from University West of England and continues to support and research the method of PSTE as a Trustee for RMT. Helen provides mentorship to senior leaders across the Trust.
Helen is the Trustee with responsibility for Safeguarding, and Health and Safety for RMT and the subsidiary boards.
Aonghus Gordon
Aonghus Gordon is the Founder and Executive Chair of Ruskin Mill Trust. Aonghus started RMT is 1983 and has worked with colleagues to grow the charity to 12 centres across England, Scotland and Wales. He is passionate about the need for people to break out of dependency and marginalisation, believing that everyone has the potential to shape their own future.
Aonghus has pioneered its unique method of Practical Skills Therapeutic Education (PSTE), inspired by Rudolf Steiner, John Ruskin and William Morris's ideas about social renewal, healthy human development and the importance of art, crafts and land work. Thousands of young people have benefited from this integrative education method.
Find out more about Aonghus Gordon
Constantin Court
Constantin joined Ruskin Mill Trust in 2007. Constantin has a vast experience in social and educational establishments, working across different regulative frameworks in organisations who apply the insights of Rudolf Steiner in a contemporary way. Constantin has worked with children and adults in Germany, Palestine, Israel, Switzerland and Egypt before coming to the UK. He was instrumental in developing Ruskin Mill Trust's first school, Brantwood Special School, and is now Director of Practical Skills Therapeutic Education (PSTE) Pedagogy and a member of the Executive Team of RMT with responsibility for quality assuring PSTE and overseeing the Trust's staff development and training programme, Hiram Education and Research Team (HEaRT).
Tara Gratton
Tara started her career in education in 1992 as a teacher in a primary school. In 2004, Tara took up her first Head Teacher role and over the following years has worked with a range of schools and education federations, as a head and executive head, to improve their outcomes and quality. Tara has now developed a proven track record of leading outstanding schools, and for supporting and transforming schools that are struggling. Tara has been a safeguarding lead, member of a local safeguarding board, governor and board member for a range of other educational establishments and has a strong understanding of governance and compliance. Tara is the Trust's Director of Schools and Rise, and is bring her skills and extensive experience to the Sunfield Board.
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Remember the "bendgate" controversy? "Bendghazi" is admittedly a better name, but a little tasteless. Apple's iPhone 6 bending issues resulted in customers walking into Apple stores and bending iPhone 6 devices, which is absolutely hysterical. Seriously, I'm in hysterics all over again. That was over four years ago, but we just found out earlier this year that Apple knew that the phone might have bending issues. Bendgate was a headache and a half for the company, and now they're being hit with the lazier, boring sequel starring the iPad Pro.
The new iPad Pro is having similar issues, with reports coming in that carrying the tablet around in a backpack is liable to bend it. Then YouTube channel JerryRigEverything put the tablet through a bend test, where it proceeded to give rather easily before cracking and ending up pretty destroyed. It's not a great look, but in Apple's defense, don't bend your tablet.
If the tablets are indeed bending while being carried around, that's a serious issue that Apple needs to address. As far as bend tests go, they don't make as much sense for tablets as they do for phones. The iPhone 6 bending issues were a much bigger deal because phones are handled with a lot less care than tablets. A tablet is going to be handled with the same delicacy as a laptop or at least it should be.
Yes, it does seem to bend rather easily, probably easier than it should. And if the iPad Pro units continue to bend with everyday use, Apple has a problem on their hands, but they shouldn't be held to standards that don't necessarily apply to the product at hand. Don't bend your tablet, ever. Nobody is driving their car into a lake to do a "water test," or throwing their Nintendo Switch as hard as they can as a "boomerang test" to see if it comes back. Testing durability is one thing, and this isn't a dig at JerryRigEverything, which is a quality channel that offers some pretty great content. This is simply me saying that it's not out of line for Apple to ask consumers to exercise some caution and be gentle with a tablet computer.


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Intersection Sessions: Amy Robbins & Gailanne Amundsen
Friday, September 21, 2018 by Matthew Peddie (WMFE)
Amy Robbins (l) and Gailanne Amundsen. Photo: Matthew Peddie, WMFE
Amy Robbins and Gailanne Amundsen are part of a new generation of artists in Central Florida tapping into the tradition of Americana and bluegrass music.
Robbins plays guitar and bass and is the creative force behind the band Maple Sparrow.
"It kind of started as a stage name," says Robbins.
"When my husband and I moved into our house in Howey in the Hills, Florida, which was a family home for him, his grandmother had left some things around the house," she says.
"I was cleaning out one of the closets and this little wooden bird fell out, and I said 'Oh it's a maple sparrow, look how cute that is,' and we looked at each other and said 'That's a stage name,' and it kind of stuck."
Gailanne Amundsen, who plays banjo and fiddle, says there's renewed interest in bluegrass in Central Florida.
Amundsen says Florida may not have some of the legacy of American roots music you'll find in other states like Virginia.
"I do miss that when I'm here, I miss the tradition and the family legacies," says Amundsen of the bluegrass scene in Orlando.
"But it's still all there for us, and now we're starting our own legacy," she says.
Amy Robbins and Gailanne Amundsen joined intersection to perform The Worries and Boy Blue.
They'll perform this Saturday at a book launch for Burrow Press's new release Worm Fiddling Nocturne in the Key of a Broken Heart, a collection of stories by Kimberly Lojewski. The book release kicks off at 7pm at a retail space space in Orlando's SoDo district.
And click on the link below to hear a track called Someone Like You
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July 2, 2011 health and diet
FDA declares Avastin cancer drug, UNSAFE
Unprecedented FDA vote declares Avastin, the world's best-selling cancer drug, UNSAFE
A shock vote has seen a panel of cancer experts rule that Avastin, the best-selling cancer drug in the world, should no longer be used in breast cancer patients.
The unprecedented vote by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) clears the way for the government to remove its endorsement from the drug.
The advisory panel's comes less than a year after the same panel reached the same conclusion.
The six members of the FDA oncology drug panel voted unanimously that Avastin is ineffective, unsafe and should have its approval for breast cancer withdrawn.
'I think we all wanted Avastin to succeed but the reality is that these studies did not bear out that hope,' said Natalie Compagni-Portis, the lone patient representative on the panel.
The vote is not binding and FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg will make the final decision sometime after July 28.
The drug is approved for multiple cancers and will still be available for breast cancer, though insurers are expected to drop coverage if it loses FDA approval.
The FDA began steps to remove Avastin's breast cancer approval in December, but Roche took the rare step of appealing that decision and lobbied the agency and Congress for a second hearing.
The dramatic, contentious tone of the two-day hearing underscored the difficulty of removing an option for cancer patients, even when backed by scientific evidence.
'Make no mistake, this hearing is a death trial, not of Avastin but of these women who rely on Avastin to stay alive'
Immediately after the final vote, patients in the audience erupted in shouts against the FDA and its experts.
'What do you want us to take!? We have nothing else!' shouted Christi Turnage, of Madison, Miss.
Turnage said her cancer has been undetectable for more than two years since starting therapy with Avastin.
A spokesman for the Abigail Alliance, which advocates for access to experimental medicine, said the vote should be overruled.
'This was a kangaroo court,' said Steven Walker, the group's co-founder. 'There wasn't one dissenting thought up there, let alone one dissenting vote.'
Assuming the FDA follows through on the withdrawal, drugmaker Roche could lose up to $1 billion in revenue for its best-selling product, which generates over $6 billion per year.
Avastin is FDA-approved for various types of colon, lung, kidney and brain cancer, which are not part of the debate.
Doctors will still be allowed to prescribe Avastin for breast cancer, though insurers may not pay for it. When administration fees are included, a year's treatment of Avastin can cost $100,000.
Roche's Genentech unit argued the drug should remain available while it conducts more research on which patients benefit most from the injectable drug.
The drug is approved for breast cancer that has spread, or metastasized, to other parts of the body. Such cancer is generally considered incurable.
'IT'S MY LIFE WE'RE TALKING ABOUT HERE'
She made her doctor repeat it several times: There's nothing there. There's nothing there. There's no evidence of cancer.
Last May, after four years of battling breast cancer – cancer that infested the lining of her lungs with tumors and had her siphoning off built-up fluids through a tube and feeling like she 'got hit by a bus' from chemotherapy – Patricia Howard sat in her doctor's office in New York, stared at her CT scan and cried.
'It's nothing short of miraculous to have your doctor tell you you don't have cancer,' said the feisty 66-year-old retired art teacher, a New Yorker now living in Summerfield, Florida.
'He was jumping up and down, we were hugging … it almost takes your breath away.'
Howard has been one of the women taking the Roche Holding drug Avastin for several years, one of its most outspoken proponents and one of the women left at a loss on Wednesday when U.S. health advisers rejected the medicine's use for breast cancer.
'I'm mulling it over, I'm kind of like … numb,' she said with a pause. 'My only alternative is hardcore chemo.'
After several years of studies, U.S. Food and Drug Administration advisers found the drug's benefits too murky to outweigh its risks.
Howard was there standing in front of the panel last July when it first rejected the use of Avastin in breast cancer, the lone representative of some 17,000 women using the drug.
She was also standing there this week at a rare appeal hearing, flanked by a handful other women who presented tearful testimonies of how they believe Avastin saved their lives.
'We could die if we get off this drug. I believe that strongly in Avastin,' she said.
'I can't walk away super angry, I'm mostly just confused. I don't know who to blame.'
Doctors may choose to keep prescribing Avastin without FDA approval, but insurers and government health programs likely will stop covering the drug, which comes with a hefty pricetag of $8,000 a month, or $96,000 a year.
Worried about losing access to the drug, Howard has already written to her oncologist.
She writes a lot of letters. She said she wrote to Dr. Karen Midthun, the FDA officer presiding over the Avastin hearing, requesting the hearing be open for public testimony.
She also wrote to golf champion Phil Mickelson, whose wife was diagnosed with breast cancer, and to Oprah Winfrey, hoping to raise awareness about Avastin's troubled fate.
'There are women sitting at the doctor's office as I go into (Avastin) infusions, who don't know anything about it and one day, their doctor is just going to say, 'whoops, you can't have it anymore.''
Howard was first diagnosed with metastatic, or spreading, cancer after breaking a rib while playing golf in 2006.
Since then, first combining Avastin with chemotherapy injection and now with chemotherapy pill Xeloda, also by Roche, she saw the birth of three grandchildren – and still golfs.
'I have an infusion on Tuesday and I have to go into this infusion with an open heart,' she said.
'Sweetheart, it's my life we're talking about here.'
'The data tell us it is better for women diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer to have Avastin as an approved treatment option,' said Hal Barron, Roche executive vice president.
Wednesday's vote came after two days of hearings that often resembled a courtroom trial, complete with testimony, cross-examination and a final jury verdict. In a public comment period Tuesday, Avastin patients and their families took the role of witnesses against the FDA.
'Make no mistake, this hearing is a death trial, not of Avastin but of these women who rely on Avastin to stay alive,' said Terry Kalley, whose wife takes Avastin for breast cancer.
Kalley formed a group called Freedom of Access to Medicines to protest and lobby the FDA. He says the group does not receive funding from Roche.
Panelists said Avastin's ability to slow tumor growth – measured through medical imaging scans – has not translated into meaningful benefit for breast cancer patients.
'I think as treating clinicians we have to ask ourselves: What are we doing in terms of helping patients? Simply delaying a change in a CT scan for a month or two is not significant unless it's accompanied by other improvements in how the patients are doing or overall survival improvement,' said panelist Dr. Wyndam Wilson of the National Cancer Institute.
The FDA granted Avastin accelerated approval in 2008 based on one study in which it slowed growth of breast cancer tumors for more than five months when combined with chemotherapy.
But that delay shrunk to less than three months in follow-up studies when the drug was paired with other types of chemotherapy.
Across all studies, patients taking Avastin did not live any longer and suffered side effects like infection, high blood pressure and blood clots.
Most cancer experts say the drug should remain available for patients who are already responding well, even if its approval is withdrawn.
'I think the FDA is doing the right thing since the drug has some serious complications,' said Dr. Stephanie Bernik of Lenox Hill Hospital in New York.
'However, there are definitely patients who are benefiting from the drug and if the FDA completely withdraws approval those patients may find it hard to get access.'
One potential option to keep the drug available would be for Roche to pay for it when patients have no other option. The company already provides the drug for free to patients who meet certain financial criteria or don't have health coverage.
Roche has suggested that Avastin works differently depending on which chemotherapy drug it is paired with.
The drugmaker essentially asked the FDA for time to repeat its initial study that had the strongest results, theorizing that Avastin works best with the chemotherapy paclitaxel. Such a study would not be completed before 2016.
But the FDA rejected that argument, saying there is no evidence Avastin interacts differently with various chemotherapies, and that continuing approval cannot be justified based on one study completed six years ago.
'No trial has shown that patients treated with Avastin lived longer than those not treated with Avastin,' said FDA's director for new drugs, Dr. John Jenkins. 'All clinical trials show an increase in serious adverse events.'
The Avastin review will have broad repercussions for patients and the pharmaceutical industry.
Since the early 1990s the FDA has granted accelerated approval to dozens of drugs based on promising early results, on the condition that their effectiveness is confirmed in later studies.
That policy has been praised by patients with HIV, cancer and other deadly diseases where access to experimental treatments can mean life or death.
But the flipside of the program means removing drugs from the market if their initial promise isn't confirmed by later studies.
And until last year the agency had never removed a drug from the market because of incomplete or unconvincing follow-up data.
With the removal of that leukemia drug from Pfizer, and now the proceedings over Avastin, analysts say the FDA is poised to crack down on drugs whose effectiveness hasn't been confirmed in later studies.
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Intelligent naivety breeds Inspiration and excellence - coming up on Friday 20th April.
The University of East London is a melting pot for new and innovative design. Their ADI (Arts and Digital Industry) building, nestled in the West Wing of the stunning Docklands Campus has a creative and vibrant community.
The garments on show will be a mixed and exciting selection of experimental, luxurious, edgy and new trends/silhouettes/detailing/design ideas and raw talent that will cement the fact that London has become once again The Fashion Capital.
These are designers and labels you will see in years to come, showcasing at fashion weeks around the world. One such example is UEL graduate Bunmi Koko who has gone on to set up her own fashion label and has been awarded a special prize for Female Entrepreneurship in 2010. She is currently appointed by the Vice Chancellor as their ambassador for Female Entrepreneurship.
The fashion show will be supporting today's emerging UK talent to ensure they become the designers of tomorrow. All profits go towards the students' graduation fashion week costs ensuring they put on an amazing show and get the best chance for exposure and accreditation from the working industry.
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New York a Definite Maybe for PIA by End of Year
Pakistan International Airlines has invited the Transport Security Administration (TSA) team of USA to have Islamabad Airport security cleared for direct operations to US. They will be arriving in Islamabad on July 17 & 18th, 2019. New York a Definite Maybe for PIA by End of Year
In the past none of the Pakistani airports were cleared by TSA, which is why PIA had to use mid-point TSA cleared airports Manchester or Barcelona to operate to the US. This drove up operations costs exorbitantly and PIA has to suspend flights to USA in October 2017.
With the New Islamabad International Airport and beefed up security apparatus at Islamabad (shifting resources from other parts of the country), PIA will be working with TSA to get clearance for New Islamabad Airport to start direct operations to the US.
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What will this mean for the Pakistani diaspora? A direct flight, only a 16 hour journey, without the hassle of hours and hours of lay overs at airports and hassle for changing terminals!! Currently, passengers have to use other airlines that make a stop at their hubs, resulting in some flights taking more that 24 hours to reach the US!
There is a lot of pressure on PIA from the Pakistani origin citizen, families, especially the elderly to start this direct route and PIA is listening to them. Inside sources in PIA have shared that the PIA management is working closely and actively with the US Embassy in Islamabad and US Consul General of Karachi to coordinate the TSA team's visit to Pakistan. The US departments have gone out of the way to pay a big role for speedy inspection and restoring direct flights between the two countries. This surely an indication of the improving bilateral ties and a key step in confidence building measures.
It is worth mentioning here that a French Team representing the travel authorities also inspected CAA, ASF and PIA facilities and security procedures at Islamabad. They could not come up with single observation for PIA, proving that it is hundred percent complying with international standards. Similarly, Department of Transport of UK has cleared Sialkot PIA Operations with a three years license, a show of confidence because normally they have issuedonly two years clearances before.
PIA had been operating to the US since 1961, the first carrier of the region to connect USA with Mainland China and the Far East. Infact PIA ordered Boeing 777 LRs (Long Range) aircraft in late 90s to fly directly on this route, however with post 9/11 security situation and security infrastructure at Pakistani airports, PIA was not allowed to operate directly resulting in heavy losses to the national airline. With the TSA visit just round the corner, it looks like PIA will be reopening the direct flight to USA very soon!!
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25. Where/what is the Temple of Jerusalem?
Although the "New Jerusalem" is spiritual, the capital of Christ's Kingdom on earth will be the Jerusalem of the Middle East.
Whether a temple is literally built in Jerusalem or not, Antichrist will not build it. Antichrist is already represented in this City by its churches and shrines (See #6). Furthermore, the Pope today is intervening in Israel's affairs, especially over Jerusalem, the "burdensome stone for all people" (Zechariah 12:3). So certainly Antichrist is seeking to control the City before God's Kingdom is established on the earth beginning with Jerusalem.
"And it shall come to pass in the last days, that the mountain [Kingdom] of the LORD's house [temple] shall be established in the top of the mountains [kingdoms of this world]. . . .and all nations shall flow unto it. And many people shall go and say, Come ye, and let us go up to the mountain of the LORD, to the house of God of Jacob, and he will teach of us his ways and we will walk in his paths, for out of Zion shall go forth the law and the word of the LORD from Jerusalem" (Isaiah 2:2-4).
The detailed description of the Ezekiel's vision of a temple and its services (Chapters 40-48)—which was never built—is a graphic representation of God's glorious Kingdom arrangements. For example, the dedication of the "altar" (43:18) would be calling attention of the world to the sacrifice of Christ.
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Q: Why didn't Jake ask for his legs to be fixed before deploying? In Avatar, why didn't Jake ask for his legs to be fixed before deploying?
He brother was considered a considerable investment: Which is why they were after Jake. And they obviously wanted him for the program, I am sure he could have asked for anything at that point, why did he not?

A: Jake only had a short time before he shipped out, during which time he received a crash course in Avatar operation and was prepped for his departure.

So Tom was going to be one of these controller guys? That's right,
they tell him. His embryo has been growing in vitro at the lab for
several months. This is significant since only one in a hundred
volunteers actually produces a viable composite. Each viable embryo
represents an investment of over 20 million dollars. So they are
offering Josh the same contract they gave his brother. Since he is
genetically identical, he can step into his brother's shoes, and
become a controller. The next mission leaves in three weeks, so he
will have to go through a crash training course, but it's still better
than wasting a good avatar.
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One assumes that there simply wasn't time for him to be operated on to fix his legs, let alone the months of physiotherapy that would be needed to get him back to full fitness.

As to why he didn't extort a leg treatment out of the project people, the answer is that they'd already made him an offer that he liked; a well-funded tour of duty, the use of the legs of an avatar and a return ticket. Presumably he was simply intending to use his own money to pay for the treatment when he got back. What Quaritch is offering him is an additional cash bonus for playing on both teams.

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ISBN: 9780143103769 Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group	Year of publishing: 2007 Format: Paperback No of Pages: 152 Language: English
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Netflix Is Going To Die Out In 2019
The competition is going to be unbeatable.
Sarah Lombardo
Published January 02 2019
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Netflix has had some pretty astounding successes in the past year — from the release of dozens of new originals to their $100 million purchase of the hit sitcom Friends after public outrage that the show was leaving the platform. The major streaming service even released their very own interactive film, Bandersnatch, Black Mirror's first feature-length addition.
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TL;DR With 2019 being the year for brand new streaming services such as Disney+ and WarnerMedia, Netflix is expected to reach an untimely demise. The platform is already billions of dollars in debt and is ranking way smaller than its rivals.
But the saying is true, all good things must come to an end. So far, things aren't looking too good for Netflix in the future. This begs the question: is 2019 the year Netflix will finally die out for good? Well, it really does look like it.
What once was a streaming service that dominated the internet now has extremely intense competition. Just this year alone we should prepare for the release of Disney+, a brand new streaming service that will bring exclusive content from its partner franchises through Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars. The brand new shows and films won't be available on any other platform, including Netflix.
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There are also rumours that Apple is launching its very own global streaming service later this year. So far, 2019 definitely does not look like a good year for Netflix.
This isn't even including the loss of revenue Netflix had at the end of 2018. Already $3 billion deep in losses, will they even be able to keep up with the streaming services that have already hit the market?
It's no secret that the 90's sitcom Friends is a show that gives Netflix a major popularity boost. Considering the streaming service spends millions each year just to keep it, there's no doubt that if the show left the platform so would thousands of subscribers.
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Well, with WarnerMedia also preparing to launch a new streaming service which will include HBO, Turner and Warner Bros film studio content, they're going to have to decide whether or not they want to make Friends exclusive to their own service.
Netflix may be heading for an abrupt end.
Let's not forget that they're already in competition against Amazon's Prime Video, which has already led to Netflix upping its content budget 50%.
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Now that brand new streaming services are preparing to dominate the globe with new and exclusive series and films not available on Netflix, will fans jump ship and end subscriptions? Will Netflix officially die out by the end of this year? Although only time will tell, it certainly looks like it.
Stay tuned for more information on Netflix and other streaming services set to release in 2019.


These are our next door neighbors' kids, who stopped by for trick or treat last night.
If I had a kid, I would insist that blackbeard makeup be part of his everyday ensemble.
Well, I just ran out of candy at my place (had four left and then a group of five came to the door. Darn.) and although I totally agree that that is a thoroughly fetching blackbeard outfit, I find myself wondering why these two came by for trick or treat last night.
M.Mike— it seems like trick or treat night is celebrated on any night except for Halloween in U.S. Not sure when or why that happened. Sorry you ran out of candy. I always buy way too much (some for the kids, some for me). But this year I made myself buy candy that I don't like, so we have plenty leftover!
Second, did young Edward Teach politely ask for candy or demand it in true pirate fashion?
Something like, " ARRRGH Pass over the candy or I'll have yer guts for garters and the scuppers will run with yor blood ya lubber!"
This reminds of the the story of the boy who dressed as a pirate for Halloween, an older lady met him at the door and exclaimed "Oh a pirate! and where are your buccaneers? He replied "Under my buckin hat!


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Unsung Hero: Greg Stewart's performance will give Steven Gerrard and Rangers positive headache
By Alex Ford
Rangers have been scoring goals for fun recently and it was no different for Steven Gerrard's side on Sunday as they brushed past Hamilton Academical.
The Light Blues put five past Aberdeen in their previous Scottish Premiership fixture at Ibrox and managed to replicate that feat against the Accies this weekend as well (Sky Sports).
Jermain Defoe led the charge this time around as he bagged himself a hat-trick, whilst both Connor Goldson and Borna Barisic managed to chip in with their own efforts as well.
The win will have been even sweeter for those at Ibrox as it meant they leapfrogged Old Firm rivals Celtic into the top spot of the division (Sky Sports), whilst it showed an ability to bounce back from an incredibly disappointing defeat against BSC Young Boys in the Europa League just a matter of days ago.
Indeed, everybody on the pitch for the Bears put in an exceptional shift as they ensured they would be Scottish Premiership leaders ahead of the upcoming international break. Gerrard was left praising all of his players after the game (via the club's official website) and had some special words for a few of his players, however, there could be an argument that one man also deserved a mention from his manager.
Greg Stewart has been making a case for himself with his recent performances and it appears he is continuing to knock on the boss' door for a regular starting berth in his first-team as he put in a solid display against Hamilton.
The winger was on the scoresheet last weekend, and although he did not do the same this weekend, the 29-year-old put in another brilliant contribution that would have been difficult not to notice.
He was given a match rating of seven by the 4th Official as they wrote: "Came close to scoring on a few occasions but didn't take his chances. Apart from that, he linked up play well and has definitely taken his opportunities well in the last few outings."
However, Ibrox Noise, perhaps, were on the money with their assessment of his performance, handing him a nine and writing: "This was an excellent display from the Scot, and he's played himself into first-team regular contention with it. He can be delighted with how he played."
Kris Commons recently commented on Stewart's ability and found it strange that the former Aberdeen winger was being left out of Gerrard's side more often than not and it appears the attacker is validating the former Celtic man's thoughts.
Of course, the manager does not lack options when it comes down to choosing who he can use on the wings, with the likes of Sheyi Ojo, Jordan Jones, Jamie Murphy, Brandan Barker and Ryan Kent all available to him (Transfermarkt).
However, if the £450k-rated attacker continues to perform as well as he is when given the opportunity, it might become incredibly difficult for Gerrard not to pick him and will likely hand him a positive headache when having to select future starting XIs.
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Education department plans overhaul of school rating system
By Dillon Mullan, Santa Fe New Mexican | February 22, 2019
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The New Mexico Public Education Department aims to scrap the state's A-F grading system for public schools, which critics have said puts too much emphasis on student test scores.
Under proposed changes to the state's plan to comply with the federal Every Student Succeeds Act, the agency says it will replace an accountability system that identifies schools as failing with one that classifies them by the amount of state and federal support they require.
"This is a shift in philosophy from seeing schools as failing to seeing a call to action," said Tim Hand, deputy secretary of the education department. "This underscores how we see that our role at the Public Education Department is to lead with support."
The effort comes as Democratic state lawmakers have introduced two measures — Senate Bill 229 by Sen. Mimi Stewart and House Bill 639 by Rep. G. Andrés Romero — that would repeal a law creating the A-F grading system.
While the House version has not yet had its first committee hearing, SB 229 has cleared the Senate Education Committee and Public Affairs Committee and is headed to the Senate Floor.
But the education department won't wait for a repeal of the school grading law to begin moving forward with its new rating system, Hand said.
"If the A-F is still in statue, then we would have to run that system," he said. "But this is still something we can do independently."
The agency also will be releasing a new digital dashboard in which individual schools will share not only academic performance data and test scores, but also class offerings, community involvement, after-school activities and art programs that make each campus unique.
The platform is designed to allow schools to be defined by their strengths instead of a letter grade.
The rating system change is the new administration's second largest education reform following a Jan. 3 executive order by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham that eliminated an unpopular teacher evaluation system and the use of statewide English language and math proficiency exams known as PARCC.
By August, the education department expects to roll out new standardized tests to replace the PARCC exams, which it has been using since 2015 through a shrinking coalition of states called the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers.
The new school rating system will put less weight on students' scores on standardized math and reading exams. While proficiency tests were worth 40 percent of an elementary or middle school's grade in 2017-18, they will account for 30 points out of 100 under the new model, and student progress through an entire school year will be worth 40 points.
"The less that the points are weighted on a single test on a single day, the more of the full picture of the school we will be able to provide," Hand said.
Added to the new accountability formula will be the progress of a school's English-language learners, a science proficiency component and the rate of high school students who graduate in five or six years rather than four.
The system will divide schools into five "spotlight" designations instead of assigning them letter grades. Schools that score in the top 25 percent will be designated as "New Mexico Spotlight Schools," while those falling in the middle 50 percent will be classified as "Traditional Support Schools."
The bottom 25 percent of schools will be designated as either "Targeted Support Schools," in which one or more groups of students are in need of support; "Comprehensive Support Schools," which are those scoring in the bottom 5 percent and those with a graduation rate below 67 percent; or "More Rigorous Intervention Schools," which have not shown improvement after three years of comprehensive support.
The Public Education Department will direct all of its federal dollars to the schools in the bottom 25 percent.
Local educators said they welcome the changes.
"I don't think the A-F grades were a fair system," said Jakob Lain, principal of El Camino Real Academy in Santa Fe, which received an F in 2016-17 and 2017-18.
Despite faring poorly in its state evaluation, the K-8 school has a waitlist of students hoping to enroll in its rigorous dual-language program.
About 60 percent of El Camino Real students are native Spanish speakers, and close to 100 percent qualify for free and reduced-price lunch, a federal measure of poverty.
"I know we weren't the only school that was achieving academic goals that don't show up on the tests or in a letter grade," Lain said.
El Camino Real's bilingual program begins in kindergarten, with 80 percent of the instruction in Spanish. By third grade, class time is split evenly between Spanish-language and English-language lessons. In seventh grade, math, science and language arts classes alternate each quarter between Spanish and English.
"Our goal is to teach not just bilingualism but biliteracy," Lain said. "I think we were reaching that goal regardless of what grade the state had been giving us."
Veronica García, superintendent of Santa Fe Public Schools, said, "There is a sense of excitement. There is optimism that we are moving in the right direction and that there is support for public education.
"You can have high accountability and high expectations and support public education at the same time," she added. "They are not mutually exclusive."
How to offer input
The New Mexico Public Education Department is seeking public comment on proposed changes to its plan to comply with the federal Every Student Succeeds Act, which must be approved by the U.S. Department of Education. A copy of the changes are available online, at webnew.ped.state.nm.us, through Feb. 28. Click on "community input survey." The state plans to submit its plan to the federal agency by March 1.
G. Andres Romero
Mimi Stewart
New Mexico Public Education Department
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The plaintiffs in a lawsuit over educational resources in New Mexico filed a request with the First Judicial District Court on Wednesday to order the state to provide computers and high-speed internet access to thousands of at risk students who lack tools for remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. An estimated 23 percent of the New Mexico population lacks broadband internet service, according to the New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty (NMCLP).
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Alfred Cortot: The Late Recordings Volume 1
Alfred Cortot (piano)
Several of the items [here] show the pianist in visionary form... The transfers are excellent... Definitely recommended for Cortot buffs — Fanfare
Catalogue No: APR5571
Label: APR
Series: Cortot Late Recordings
Schumann: Kinderszenen, Op. 15
Recorded: 9 October 1947
Recording Venue: Studio 3, Abbey Road, London, United Kingdom
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 1, Von fremden Ländern und Menschen
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 2, Curiose Geschichte
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 3, Hasche-Mann
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Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 4, Bittendes Kind
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 5, Glückes genug
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 6, Wichtige Begebenheit
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 7, Träumerei
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 8, Am Camin
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 9, Ritter vom Steckenpferd
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 10, Fast zu ernst
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 11, Fürchtenmachen
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 12, Kind im Einschlummern
Kinderszenen, Op. 15: No. 13, Der Dichter spricht
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Excerpt, Chopin: Nocturnes (2), Op. 55
Nocturnes, Op. 55: No. 1 in F Minor
Chopin: Nocturnes (2), Op. 55
Recorded: 15 October 1947
Nocturnes, Op. 55: Nocturne No. 16 in E-Flat Major, Op. 55, No. 2
Chopin: Trois Nouvelles Études
3 Nouvelles études, B. 130: No. 1 in F Minor
3 Nouvelles études, B. 130: No. 3 in D-Flat Major
3 Nouvelles études, B. 130: No. 2 in A-Flat Major
Chopin: Prelude Op. 45 in C sharp minor (No. 25)
Chopin: Polonaise No. 7 in A flat major, Op. 61 'Polonaise-fantaisie'
Recorded: 15 October, 1947
Polonaise-fantaisie in A-Flat Major, Op. 61
Debussy: Children's Corner
Children's Corner, L. 113: I. Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum
Children's Corner, L. 113: II. Jimbo's Lullaby
Children's Corner, L. 113: III. Serenade for a Doll
Children's Corner, L. 113: IV. The Snow Is Dancing
Children's Corner, L. 113: V. The Little Shepherd
Children's Corner, L. 113: VI. Golliwogg's Cake-Walk
Debussy: Préludes, Book 1, L. 66
Préludes, Book 1, L. 66: No. 10, La cathédrale engloutie
Several of the items [here] show the pianist in visionary form... The transfers are excellent... Definitely recommended for Cortot buffs
Chopin, Frédéric François (1810–49)
Debussy, Claude Achille (1862-1918)
Schumann, Robert (1810–56)
Chopin: Nocturne No. 15 in F minor, Op. 55 No. 1
Chopin: Nocturne No. 16 in E flat major, Op. 55 No. 2
Debussy: La cathédrale engloutie (from Préludes - Book 1)
Polonaises
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Liechtenstein is a German-speaking, 25km-long principality between Austria and Switzerland. It's known for its medieval castles, alpine chalets and villages linked by a network of trails. The capital, Vaduz, a cultural and economic center, is home to the Kunstmuseum, a sleek museum displaying modern and contemporary art. The Postal Museum displays a selection of Liechtenstein's postage stamps, which are popular with collectors.
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Kevin and Christina Brown
Kevin and Kristina Brown were approved as Baptist Bible Fellowship missionaries to Croatia in September 2005. The Browns graduated from the elementary education and missions courses at Atlantic Baptist Bible College, Chester, Virginia. He graduated in 1998 and she graduated in 2005. Kevin was ordained in September 2002. The Browns served their internship at Buford Road Baptist Church, Richmond, Virginia, Pastor Tony Kohout. They have two daughters and one son.
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God has called us to the mission field of England to minister to a congregation that is primarily American. Suffolk County on the eastern coast is home to the tri-base area made up of RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall and RAF Feltwell. There are 10,000 active duty U.S. Air Force and U.S. civilian employees stationed there, accounting easily for 20,000 Americans when you factor in families.
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The Noble's
Harold and Jeannie Noble
Hi, We're Harrell and Jeannie Noble. We are Baptist Missionaries to Romania, Honduras,Vietnam and the Philippines. We established the Brian Noble Children's Foundation in 1999 in memory of our son who died at the age of 9 years old from an epileptic seizure. He accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior eight days before he died. We have much to be happy about, for we know we will see him again. Our goal is to help those just starting out in life and those that are coming to an end.
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Keith and Brenda Price
My wife and I were very comfortable with our lives when the Lord changed everything. In September of 1999 at our home church mission conference the Lord spoke to our hearts about missions. After much prayer and 2 ½ years of deputation we were send out by Grace Baptist Church, and arrived in Romania March 28th 2003.
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Today's NHL Playoffs Game Prediction: Boston Bruins vs. Tampa Bay Lightning – Pick for May, 6 ,2018
Boston Bruins vs. Tampa Bay Lightning Pick for 5/6/2018
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The NHL Second round playoff is back in action on Sunday afternoon as the Boston Bruins will clash with the Tampa Bay Lightning at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida in game five of their best-of-seven series. The Lightning has a solid 3-1 lead in the series as they beat the Bruins 4-3 OT in game four.
Boston Bruins Form
The Boston Bruins were one of the better teams during the regular part of the season. However, they were not able to keep that momentum as they struggled against the Maple Leafs, eliminating them in game seven of the first round. The Bruins started round two with a win in the first game of series. But it seems that they have run out of steam as they have now lost the last three games in a row. The Bruins need to improve their offensive form as they only scored just 6 goals in their previous two games. The Bruins away for is not so great this year as it stands at 24-22. On the road, they have averaged 2.91 goals per game and have allowed 2.63 goals per game in those games.
Although their latest offensive stats are not so good, still Boston has been very good on offence during the playoffs so far as they are the 2nd best team in scoring at 3.64 goals per game, converting on 36.7% of their chances. At the defensive side of the game, the Bruins are placed on the 8th spot in goals allowed, conceding an average of 3.09 goals per game, allowing teams to convert on 25.8% of their chances.
Tampa Bay Lightning Form
The Tampa Bay Lightning were in great form during the regular part of the season. They were dominant in the first round of the playoffs as they trashed the Devils. They kept that momentum as they have won the last three games in this series and are just one win away from moving on to the Eastern Conference Finals. The Lightning has an impressive home record of 33-13 for the season and they have averaged a solid 3.57 goals per game and have allowed 2.91 goals per game in those games. It will be interesting to see Andrei Vasilevskiy will maintain the good form as he was able to stop 29 of the 32 shots that he faced during the last game.
On the offensive side of the game, Tampa Bay is the 4th best in the league in scoring at 3.56 goals per game on the year, converting on 25.7% of their chances. Their defensive stats have been above average in the playoff games as they are 6th in goals allowed, conceding an average of 2.67 goals per game, allowing teams to convert on 25.0% of their chances.
Boston Bruins was one of the better teams during the regular season and their struggle against the Maple Leafs was unexpected. However, based on their recent performances, I think that they are tired and it seems that their consistency during the regular season took its toll on them. On the other side, the Lighting is on the up and they have won the last three games in a row and they have the in-form Andrei Vasilevskiy which will be a great asset for them in this game. I expect the Lighting to finish the job in this game.
My Free Pick & Prediction for Boston Bruins vs. Tampa Bay Lightning today on 5/6/2018 is: Take the Tampa Bay Lightning -180 (money line bet)
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« A Long Way From Kalaepohaku
Who Should The Bucs Draft? »
"Quite A Bit Of Substance To It"
Bucs GM Jason Licht weighs in
Bucs fans learned last year to expect the unexpected from the Tampa Bay front office.
The Bucs didn't need a tight end, but they drafted one in the second round. They were set at running back, but grabbed one in the third.
Heck, defense-first Lovie Smith's team drafted all offensive players, but not a quarterback, their position of greatest need — then and now. What a curveball that was.
So where do the Bucs stand on their running backs stable? Might they draft one again?
That seems doubtful.
General manager Jason Licht shared a lot of optimism about the play and growth of his rookie tailback.
"Charles Sims, here in the last few weeks has really done more than what we were saying 'flash' before," Licht said on the Buccaneers Radio Network last week. "It was flash, now there's quite a bit of substance to it, or showing at least more substance."
Licht went on to say Sims is part of "a big upside here with this team, and everybody in the locker room knows it."
While Joe didn't see a special player in Sims, Joe will give it to Licht that Sims was improved over the final three games. In that span, he had 29 carries for 102 yards (3.5 yards per carry) with one rushing touchdown. And he caught seven passes for 81 yards.
Joe expects the Bucs to add more bodies at running back. Bobby Rainey was buried inexplicably late in the season, and Mike James wasn't always active on game days, and the Bucs had little use for him. Plus, Doug Martin has battled injuries in his past two seasons.
31 Responses to ""Quite A Bit Of Substance To It""
Tom Edrington Says:
January 5th, 2015 at 12:09 pm
ALL PLAYERS should improve over the course of a season, otherwise, you've got yourself a lousy staff…..
Sims is nothing special…
Simple as that………
Sims looked great in the screen game. I didn't see very much in the running game though. Certainly, it was not enough.
Tampabaybucfan Says:
Those already calling Sims a bust are going to be embarrased…..also ASJ falls into that category….it is way too soon to be calling any rookie a bust…..Neither one of these players had a full camp/preseason/season due to injuries…..give them another season….
Also he's a rookie coming off an injury who hasn't played that many NFL games. He might be able to make a quick improvement next year.
SSG Mike Says:
A reasonably solid O-Line would help Martin get back to form and then it would be fine for Rainey to get some time as well. Sims is nothing more than a situational back as it seems James is too. A stout O-Line should give these 4 RB's the ability to show who should be #1 on down. There aren't many running backs in the league that could do much with our current O-Line and QB that no one is afraid of.
The Buc Realist Says:
Once again we have 3 players on the roster that are "safe" anyone else can be replaced or traded.
No reason to ship out Dougie. Depth is a MUST at RB. Lets ride Sims and Martin at least one more season.
Sims isn't a bust yet, but it'll always be a terrible pick because of what value he brought compared to what an offensive lineman would have. Sims did not look appreciably better than any of the other backs except Miek James and even that is dubious considering James barely saw the field. But Rainey and Martin were better running backs over the year.
Maybe convert Sims to a slot receiver, but he's a horrible pass blocker and not a very good runner. Cheap running backs can be found on the street…in fact this past season's leader in YPA from a running back has played on 4 teams. Terrible value pick.
Fuzzy Red Coin Purse Says:
Ugh, we need upgrades at almost every position, so lets just get the job done you guys in charge over at the Bucs. I actually am giving myself an ultimatum this next season that if we don't improve drastically the Bucs will have to have at least 2 seasons in a row of winning records before I go to another game. I went twice this year and spent way way way too much money for what I got in return. Was I not entertained? No, I was disappointed, very very disappointed.
@Tom Edrington
Sims played in 8 games and had 66 carries (roughly 3 games worth for an avg starting RB). Lets maybe give him a pass for one more season (not to mention he looked pretty good in the passing game).
JoeJoes Fungi Nails Says:
Hello Joe……it was THE OFFENSIVE LINE….all things on offense last year….gee…I thought you knew football
pick6 Says:
"expect the unexpected" is about the nicest way one can say "expect head-scratching moves that are inconsistent with the stated philosophy and true weaknesses of the team".
Typical end of the season Bucs speak. "We are really impressed with (insert players name) and we feel they are going to really give to be a big part of the teams plans next year". Even though they've done next to nothing this year…
bucs4lyfe Says:
i'd rather you get a running back in the third round with higher upside than martin who was 1st round pick that will require a big payday very soon. this team knows it cant draft a runningback this year, they know they cant draft a tight end they'll get killed by fans and media, they know they have to draft lineman and a quarterback, middle linebacker and corners for anyone to be satisfied that we addressed the issues but it all depends on what they do in free agency before the draft right
@ pick6
Very true at this point. Well said.
At this point, if I'm Licht and Lovie, and I'm offered a 2nd or 3rd round pick for Martin I'd take it in a heartbeat. I'm confident that between Rainey, Sims and James, we are more than capable at RB.
January 5th, 2015 at 1:06 pm
If you have a young OC that calls a bad game and has easy tendencies on film it's going to be next to impossible to get anything going on offense, especially if you don't have the horses up front overcome it.
Once again, the o-line was the achilles of this team, same song different verse as the last decade of Buccaneers football. We still don't actually know how good our skill position players can be without the line playing at a top level.
Fort Myers Dave Says:
Last season the Bucs really wasted picks in the 2nd and 3rd round if you consider that those picks could have been used to find a decent G and Center that could have helped rebuild this O-line; instead the Bucs got an injured RB and a TE that distinguished himself by getting a personal foul after imitating Captain Morgan after one of his few positive contributions of the season… Beside Evans, Licht really struck out in the 2014 draft, hopefully 2015 will be better.
FuNkYxMuNkEy Says:
If he is there in the 2nd round draft Gurley and this discussion is over. He is a beast and would give us our first real RB since my favorite player ever Dunn. Sims is not a true RB. He should be transitioned to a slot WR. Drafting Gurley would allow us to use Martin as our backup which fits him better. There wouldn't be all the pressure on him to succeed.
biff barker Says:
With both ASJ and Sims it's more about about using them correctly and staying healthy too.
Both have the talent IMO. We'll see.
Biff:
ASJ has to stay out of the tub. He has shown flashes, but if you can't get out on the field, you can't contribute.
Joe, agree, outside of Evans we didn't see much production from this draft. Both Edwards and Pamphile (projects yes), both landed on IR too.
In ASJ's case, he never was fully healthy the entire season. I hope his ankle is not his Achilles.
On a bright note, our guy Stocker was mostly available and blocking very well.
If the Bucs draft another RB this year, the Glazers should be forced to sell the team.
Tbaybuc Says:
Gurley is an interesting proposition if he fell to the 3rd, which I doubt.
Mike10 Says:
Without an O line, doesn't matter who's running or throwing the ball – all offensive positions will underperform
ruggyup Says:
bucrightoff SAYS and I agree except that a RB drafted or anyone should only be the follow-up to the Glazers doing a forced sale taking the front office with them incl. the HC.
Atlanta Buc Says:
Extent of Gurley knee injury is the real question mark; remember beast South Carolina RB Lattimore, drafted by SanFran in the 4th round as a great value pick, but as we all know, the value never showed up after his extensive rehab.
sho-nuff Says:
zero resolve from top to bottom….you drafted fat and out of shape in tight end and bought 2of the same in EDS and Collins in free agency….do us a favor and go get us an athlete…not weak sauce potential in RB…but some freaking MEN
Buccfan305 Says:
Trade Rainey and Martin…..draft Duke Johnson…..Freakin Beast!!
Rrsrq Says:
The Charles Sims hate, he played on a team of futility but you could see flashes of a real weapon in passing and running game, ask Luke Keukly. With a offensive line and a team that believes, I think both ASJ and Sims will be great for the Bucs return to the playoffs
New Guy in the Mix Says:
January 6th, 2015 at 11:24 am
First priority should be to get a decent OC
Trade down and work on getting a reliable OL
Bench McClown and give MG8 and the current RB.s a chance with a decent OL in front of him.


We THINK the Vaughn's were instrumental in the beginning.
They are deceased. The group started up in Fairburn before we had a church. Many think it was the late 80's or very early 90's to start.
Over the years some nice trips were taken, that has not happened in recent years do to cost and infirmities. Frank Pfarr, organized a cruise last year for a few folks who chose to go. I think 6 people went.
Our group is about 45 right now. In early years it was about 15-20 according to Jackie D.
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package edu.ndsu.eci.tapestry5cayenne.services;

import java.lang.annotation.Annotation;

import org.apache.cayenne.ObjectContext;
import org.apache.cayenne.access.DataContext;
import org.apache.tapestry5.commons.services.DataTypeAnalyzer;
import org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.services.PerThreadValue;
import org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.services.PerthreadManager;
import org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.services.PropertyShadowBuilder;
//import org.apache.tapestry5.services.ClassTransformation;
//import org.apache.tapestry5.services.TransformField;
import org.easymock.EasyMock;
import org.testng.Assert;
import org.testng.annotations.AfterMethod;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeMethod;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

import edu.ndsu.eci.tapestry5cayenne.ContextType;
import edu.ndsu.eci.tapestry5cayenne.annotations.OCType;
import edu.ndsu.eci.tapestry5cayenne.internal.ObjectContextWrapper;
import edu.ndsu.eci.tapestry5cayenne.services.ObjectContextInjectionProvider;
import edu.ndsu.eci.tapestry5cayenne.services.ObjectContextProvider;

@Test(groups = "all")
public class TestObjectContextInjectionProvider extends Assert {

  private ObjectContextInjectionProvider p;
  private ObjectContextProvider provider;
  private PerthreadManager threadManager;
  private PropertyShadowBuilder builder;
//  private ClassTransformation transformation;
//
//  @BeforeMethod
//  public void setup() {
//    provider = EasyMock.createMock(ObjectContextProvider.class);
//    threadManager = EasyMock.createMock(PerthreadManager.class);
//    EasyMock.expect(threadManager.createValue()).andReturn(new PerThreadValue<Object>() {
//      public boolean exists() {
//        return false;
//      }
//
//      public Object get() {
//        return null;
//      }
//
//      public Object get(Object o) {
//        return null;
//      }
//
//      public Object set(Object o) {
//        return null;
//      }
//    }).times(0, 1);
//    builder = EasyMock.createMock(PropertyShadowBuilder.class);
//    p = new ObjectContextInjectionProvider(provider, threadManager, builder);
//    transformation = EasyMock.createMock(ClassTransformation.class);
//  }
//
//  @AfterMethod
//  void verify() {
//    EasyMock.verify(transformation, provider, threadManager, builder);
//  }
//
//  void replay() {
//    EasyMock.replay(transformation, provider, threadManager, builder);
//  }
//
//  public void testProvide_NonOCClass() {
//    replay();
//    assertFalse(p.provideInjection("analyzer", DataTypeAnalyzer.class, null, transformation, null));
//  }
//
//  public void testProvide_OCClass_NoAnnotation_ReturnsCurrentContext() {
//    ObjectContext mock = EasyMock.createMock(ObjectContext.class);
//    TransformField tf = trainContextField(null, mock);
//
//    EasyMock.replay(mock);
//
//    EasyMock.expect(builder.build(EasyMock.isA(ObjectContextWrapper.class), EasyMock.eq("currentContext"),
//        EasyMock.eq(ObjectContext.class)))
//
//        .andReturn(mock);
//
//    replay();
//
//    assertTrue(p.provideInjection("context", ObjectContext.class, null, transformation, null));
//    EasyMock.verify(tf);
//  }
//
//  public void testProvide_AnnotationCurrent_ReturnsCurrent() {
//    ObjectContext mock = EasyMock.createMock(ObjectContext.class);
//    TransformField tf = trainContextField(ContextType.CURRENT, mock);
//
//    EasyMock.replay(mock);
//
//    EasyMock.expect(builder.build(EasyMock.isA(ObjectContextWrapper.class), EasyMock.eq("currentContext"),
//        EasyMock.eq(ObjectContext.class))).andReturn(mock);
//
//    replay();
//
//    assertTrue(p.provideInjection("context", ObjectContext.class, null, transformation, null));
//    EasyMock.verify(tf);
//  }
//
//  public void testProvide_AnnotationNew_ReturnsNew() {
//    ObjectContext mock = EasyMock.createMock(ObjectContext.class);
//    EasyMock.replay(mock);
//
//    TransformField tf = trainContextField(ContextType.NEW, mock);
//
//    EasyMock.expect(builder.build(EasyMock.isA(ObjectContextWrapper.class), EasyMock.eq("newContext"),
//        EasyMock.eq(ObjectContext.class))).andReturn(mock);
//
//    replay();
//
//    assertTrue(p.provideInjection("context", ObjectContext.class, null, transformation, null));
//    EasyMock.verify(tf);
//  }
//
//  public void testProvide_AnnotationChild_childsupported_returnschild() {
//    MockDataContext mdc = new MockDataContext();
//    TransformField tf = trainContextField(ContextType.CHILD, mdc);
//
//    EasyMock.expect(builder.build(EasyMock.isA(ObjectContextWrapper.class), EasyMock.eq("childContext"),
//        EasyMock.eq(ObjectContext.class))).andReturn(mdc);
//
//    replay();
//
//    assertTrue(p.provideInjection("context", ObjectContext.class, null, transformation, null));
//    EasyMock.verify(tf);
//  }
//
//  private TransformField trainContextField(final ContextType type, ObjectContext context) {
//    TransformField tf = EasyMock.createMock(TransformField.class);
//    if (type == null) {
//      EasyMock.expect(tf.getAnnotation(OCType.class)).andReturn(null);
//    } else {
//      EasyMock.expect(tf.getAnnotation(OCType.class)).andReturn(new OCType() {
//        public ContextType value() {
//          return type;
//        }
//
//        public Class<? extends Annotation> annotationType() {
//          return OCType.class;
//        }
//      });
//    }
//    tf.inject(context);
//    EasyMock.replay(tf);
//    EasyMock.expect(transformation.getField("context")).andReturn(tf);
//    return tf;
//  }
//}
//
//@SuppressWarnings("serial")
//class MockDataContext extends DataContext {
//  boolean createChildCalled = false;
//
//  MockDataContext() {
//  }
//
//  @Override
//  public ObjectContext createChildContext() {
//    createChildCalled = true;
//    return this;
//  }
}

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